Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-04

process throughout Is governed by strictly cbemi
cal laws, so that the essential principle, or the
principle which the restorative virtue ofthe Sar-
sspariila depends, is entirely preserved. This is
then combined with other ARTICLES selected wholly
from the vegetable kingdom, all Of which are the
most powerful purifiers OF the blood, which then
concentrated into fund extract that has been found
I by experience possess the important power OF
| Immediately siresting the progress of disease and
restoring the patient to perfect health. Therefore
those suffering from disease arising from an n,pp,e
state OF the blood or habit Of tie system, such a.
cuisneous eruptous, rheumatism, chronic eyes.
or diseases arising from njudicious of mer-
curry. or impIudencss in life, have only use this
preparation, which hiss all combined that cen be
useiol in the removal Of their complaints. Com
bined with the other advantages which the rreps-
ration possesses, the propiietors have resped the
experience of scientific gentleman who resided
many years that country which produces the best,
in fact the only true, species OF Ssrsaparlla The
propretors. during the many years they have been
engaged in prepsrng it, have tried hundreds OF ex
perIments upon the human system. and have bad
the pleasure of witnessing its happy results in
! merous instances; and they were determined not
ia offer il TO the world until they had become tho.
roughly convinced of ts efficacy. They have
succeeded in preparing medicine whose restots-
tive virtues are without parallel in the history Of
medicine which fact is fully snbstantisted by the
merous certificates and testimonials OF cures of III
most difficult kinds OF disease.
/ This medicine has been prepared for the benefit
of all suffering mankind, both rich and poor and
10 the INDECENT poor it will be given without money
and without price, by theii bringing certificate of
their need from their Pastor the Magistrate OF the
/ Alderman OF their ward. And now let the testimony
of suffering humanity, who gathering around IL
thick and fast and by whose inherent virtues the lame
walk, the lepers cesnsed and the afflicted are
| healed, bear witness Gifts merits Let il stand
/ fall by its own inherent virtues. What il has done
once it will do again, and by it's the world will
be relieved of vast amount of suffering and dis
ease. The proprietors have made arrangements
for spreading it throughout the whole United States
That all may have il within their reach it is also
their intention to introduce il into the hos pitals
| into the alms-houses, and into all the public inst
tutions, wherever enlightened reason may be in
cped TO receive IT, which have for their object the
sufferers relief. AND TO the American public the
proprietors would say, let that. medicine which is
destined to bring health and healing on its wings 10
It's thousands and its of thousands receive your
favorable consderationlet all phi au,h sus
tain article which has for it's object relief to both
rich and poor. As long the medicine produces
the desired result for which il is administered and
this has been proved sgain and again-is it not suf
fisient to all administer il in where its boz
mig influence may shed reliefand happiness around
the pillow Of suffering and pain
The following cure al once remarkable. 80 ex-
raorinary almost to surpass belief. has, IN or
der place its truth beyond the reach OF suspicion
or doubt been sworn 10, this 26th day Of August.
1912, before his honor, Robert ii. Morris, Mayor
Of The city Of New York.
Nev York. Assua23. 1912.
| Gsntlsmen:-A tale OF misery and woe 10 mine
to ,ell, and memory ever constant in the task
brings back scenes that have pact, sbudder at,hs
picture and almost wonder ifit 10 So For moHths
stretched upon bed Of suffering and distress rack
1 4 a ....... L. -sk
the on, voice that came from my lips the voice OF
grooming, and my only hope despair Often aud
often while others slept in the still hours OF night
have turned my face 10 hr wall and wished to die,
/ Although stpsd on the brink OF eternity and the
thread OF life nearly severed, yet lsili breath
ed on, the lamp held out TO burn little thought
It would be trimmed again, and only hoped
shat death would swallow up the fame. My sick
ness first brought on by my imprudently expos
/ ing myself to a strong current OF air while over
heated, which caused sudden check Of perspifa-
ton My complaint at frat seemed light and hard
! Iy worth while TO call physician; but soon be-
| gan grow worse, and physician was called, VIII,
prescribed some pills containing powerful prepa-
ration of mercury, TO be followed by sorsaparilla
root and gnum vite made into a tea, which ! con-
tnued using for several months without intermis-
sion. Soon after taking the mercury began to
| feel its poisonous influence. My whole glandular
system became affected, also the bones, JOINTS and
muscles; Jumps formed upon the skin nearly as
bigg egg accompanied with intense borairK
heat, which kept swelling until they broke, and
discharged matter and blood. These continued 10
increase until they covered my whole body. But
tins was only beginning Of my Affections; now
commenced ihose tortuTine pains tel med chronis
rheumatism. Attimes il seemed as il ! was stretch
ed upon rack and all my limos being tors
from each other; at others as IL sharp knives
piercing me at every point. The muscles OF ny
les seen led in moi and Inn
bone. My distress now so great that ny
groans at night dstul bed the whole house and also
some of the families in the adjacent buildings. |
had not slept night since the curly part OF Deeem
Der last; the only seepI obtained was few hours
during the middle ofthe day pillowed up in a chair,
and the eruption had also fenrfully increased. My
face was completely covered with extending
sore. had shrunk to mere skeletoa--the
skin and flesh were SO diseased around my thighs
that the bones nearly protruded, and the physicians
pronounced my case beyond the reach OF medicine.
D how | wished that might die. From my long
and protracted illness had become much re-
duced in circumstances. A short time since while
looking in the papers, CHANGED to yom Sarsa-
parills advertised, accompanied with certificate
from Mr.. Burdock, of a most extraordinary euro
made by its use. The case IN some respects
sembed my own, and found that lingering hope
still chung to life. IL seemed like whisper from
heaven. The second day after | commenced using
it felt the pain much easier and went TO sleep
| had not slept like this for months. BY the time
had used one bottle the pain had nearly left. tho
eruption was also much better. now felt strange
hope gathering in my breast that should live
pc haps be cured No; this could be. dared
not believe it, sent and got another bottle, cen
tinung 10 improve rapidly. and still another, and
II few days since miserable, suffering, dying
man, was almost well. Two weeks from the day |
took the first dose was out and walked nearly
three miles without even the assistance of a cane.