New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

TO 4 DISCEIssi, MING PUBLIC.
Seifprcscrvaiion nheren Principle firmly seated IN
the heart Of man. He aghs upon The shores Of Time the
scst psss pl all Gods creatures. bu. Reason
rear her Standard he and thinks, and encirces him.
sell with objects OF proecton being endowed with that
most noble Inee, which distinguishes him the head o. all
By his pswer mountains eveed, rivers turned from
their course the land grt with roasound tracks enabling
finn 10 IL, il were, with the wings oi the wind the
psrhes beneath his feet the gallant ship speeds
10 distant shore But with all this delegated WISDOM
picss still as the green foliage of nature is de.
s,rayed by the auumna fsnsts, men cut down ey
the hand of disease. 1t walks abroad and we cannot stay
progress fan by the wsyside. and others mourn
their loss But the history OF mankind evinces SradAa
improvement who VIII say that suffering and pain Is 10 ac-
company US in all our walks OF life. Among the many ana
important discoveries OF this generation one recently an
nouncci the public. whose fame will be written as win
sunbeam in The history OF tie past SANps's sARsAfA-
KiLA stands forth alone and by It's owa works procaS us
powerthat mute eloquence SO rressbly affecting IN the
appeals OF the suffering for relief, has been answered.
Diseases have becn cured by this invaluable medclne such
not furnished in the records oi timc These tnss arc
not done in secret places Unknown town. but
done in public places and the highways They are
brought before Tire world 10 subsanatc beyond doubt the
beang virtues Of this preparation, and the facts un-
folded although gigantic are as plain as the light OF days
Truth.
Tue following of an nvelerate case ot Scrouia Is
submitted 10 the careful consideration of discerning pub
lie, and It's truth vouched for from such source As cannot
be called in question. 1t may well be said, (" Truth IS
stranger than Fiction"
NEw.YoRK, Sept. IA, 1s42.
Mcsus Sands GenL-ln the cholera summer OF The year
1882 disease first madeits appearance on the end OF my
tongue, which continued spread gradually Tor three
years, during which time uHder the treatment OF dit
terept physicians without receiving any essential beneh
was salvatcd until the flesh dropped from my gums Ny
tongue scarited frequently cauterized slit
and cutcrosswisc until was told That the only cure would
be 10 cut my tongue OIL = The root bu, as seemed nm
whether tins would put stop 10 the ravages oil such
adsc5,e preferred TO risk my c rather than submit to
the operation.
scroulous affection commenced on my right check
le below the cye and continuing inward soon attacked
the bone forming matter internally, which discharged IN
The mouth through opening caused by the extraction Oi
tooth. The disease then seized upon the root The mouth,
just under the opening from The rosc and soon destroying
the bone continued progress upward and backward into
The bones the nose which it destroyed, together with the
carlIageS gathering ntook place IN my head, which
discharged thick ed matter from the which resem-
bed soft bones Shells out in strings as large
round goose quill Pieces OF bone also dropped from
head into the mouth through the passage made by the
the and envcoped both eyes, destroying the lower
eyeashes and stopping the opening from the eyes to the
my smell and taste both gone my hearing nearly
and my sight much impaired as to render 1t mpoSsi-
Bile for To distinguish ehec at the distance OF two
feet ay memory also was so much affected that could
not retain any thing heard said for five minutes and my
condition, not WhOlly WaS nearly that oil
disease occasionally appeared 10 be beer and then looked
toward deatl, as the termination OF my sufferngs.
Hearing through the newspapers the remarkable cures
o your Sarsaparla, hope sprung aires and although
my considered beyond the reach of resolved
10 make more effort TO regain my health. Al this Pc
Rod my means were exhausted IN trying various medicines
and dying, was, by inChcs be readily supposed
with what feelings looked toward relief 1t now Just
six weeks since crossed the threshold oil your door, and
then object from which the eye turned with pity
and The senses with disgust was then man who was
broken down with suffering and disease whose cup o mis-
cry was more than full looked upon the werld as dead
III me- the past and future were both alike; but while
memory proves trust, enthroned,
long will cherish with heartfelt gratitude the benefit
have received under the blessing OF Divine Providcnce>
the OF your Sarsaparlla In weeks from the
lime began using the medicine the internal ulcers began
10 heal and flesh to form. This has continued until
entirely cured and wholly so the your med.
icinc. My feelings such as cannot describe. can
scarcely realize that am The suffering object of pity was
so short time ago Ny appetite is good sleep naturally
aud for weeks past have been able follow my trade
(which that Of shoemaker almost as well ho al any pc
With lasting gratitude shall ever remain yours, most
gratefully GEORGE DULAY, ia WletsL
The facts above stated strictly true, he having ap-
pied 10 me for letter OF recommendation to aessrs Sands,
ans the strictly under personal observation
ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
Alderman OF the llth Ward OF the city OF New York.
NEw.YoRK, August 49, 1912.
Gcnllemen-A tale of misery aud is mine TO tell, and
memory ever constant the task brings back scenes
have shudder at the picture and amast wonder ii
IS So For months stretched upon bed OF suffering and
distress, rIcked by the eXcruciating pain, dum;lh
aGonythe only voice ta. from my lips the voice OF
geaning and my only hope despair often and often while
others slept in the still hours o night, have turned my
face 10 the wall and wished to die.
Although stood on the brink OF eternity and the thread
OF lie was nearly severed yet still breahed the lamp
held out lo burn little thought il would be trimmed
again, agd only hoped that death would swallow up the
flame My sickness first brcughton by my imprudeIy
eIpOsn. mysclito strong current oil while Overcaed
which caused sudden check OF pcrspraiion. aIy
panl seemed light and hardly worth while call
physicians but soon began 10 grow worse, and phys
called, who prescribed some pills containing
powerful preparation OF mercury to be oowedby sasapa
tyIfz aHa xyhIr
ed using Tor several months without inermsson Soon al
ter taking the mercury began TO feel its poisonous nfu
ence. Ny whole glaDiuar system became affected, also
the bones, joints and muscles; Jumps formed upon the skin
nearly big an egg accompanied with intense burning
heat, wch kept swelling until they broke, and discharged
matter and blood. These coatinued 10 increase until they
covered my whole body But ths only the beginning
termed chronic rheuratism Attmes it seemed as if was
stretched upon rack and all my limbs were being torn
from each other at Others as sharp Knives were piercing
at every point The muscles OF my legs seemed ted IN
knots and hard bone. My distress was now so
that my g.oans at night disturbed the whole house
AMI also OF the families in the adjacent buildings had
not septa nghtsince the early part of December last the
only sleep obtained few hours during the middle oi
csy e GIY neresd up Ny face was Completely with
extending had now shrnnk TO mere skeleton
the bones nearly proude and the physicians pronounced
my beyond the reach OF medicine Oh how wished
that might die. From my long and proacsd illness we
had much reducedin circumstances short time
while looking in the papers, CHANGED To see your
Sarsapaa advertised accompanied with certificate from
The case in some respects esembled my own, and found
that lingering hope still clung TO life 1t seemed like
whisper from heaven The seeood day after commenced
taking it felt the pain much easier and went 10 sleep.
had slept like this before tor months. BY the lime
had used bottle the pain had nearly left the eruption
was also much better now felt strange hope gathering
in my breast that should ve perhaps be cured. Mo- this
could not be- dared not believe H. sent and got another
bottle continuing improve rapidly and still another and
IL days since miserable, suffering, dying man,
almost we'll I've weeks from the day took the first dose
was out AMI walked nearly three miles withcut the
assis,unce OF And now gentlenenyes now, ani
wv and have testified before my God upon His sacred
Word tbat all might believe this statement for Is true,
true Oh how lsmey these cold words describe those fear
uI nights OF agony those dreadful days of suffering True.
Yes Gentlemen herald il the world that all may know
what your preparation OF Sarapara has done for me- My