Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-11
SANDS
SARSAPAESHLLA.

INA DIS EtNI\G PUELiC.-ScIt preservation h.
l. an inherent prime iple drm'y Sc I'd ~ Ih" heart
nI man. u ighls upon III sn"r"s Of ! ime III,
most helpless of all Gods creatures. hut
,rason rears hrr rsta"dard, he sees, and ihnks aru
enciul himself with objects a. prot, cil"n being
endowed with thu most noble intellect which dis
tinguishrs him ~ ihe head at MI. ny his power
monntaims are irvrl"d, rivers are turned fom i IL
10 trsc the land is girt with iron bound tracks, rn.
,bl NJ him 20 ily, ~ II were, wiih The wins of il
wind he ocean sparklrs beneath his ret the gni
nt shin 81 ed on Ia some d ant shore. buf wit
All his eI. gated wis Tom, man - halpess sin ~
the gtrrn ipinge Of nature ~ destroyed by the au
tumn A tTlstS, are ineu cut down by tie 10 nd ul
disease Il walks abroad aud wecannot stay Its pro
grrs.; men f,ll by the waysidc, aud others m"ir
their loss I'ut ~ the hiSi"ry oi mankind eNincrs
rr dual Improvement. wlip WIZ say tliat sun fin:
AMI pain tu accompany us IN all our walks q" life.
lnour The n, ,ny aud important discoveries "f ibi,
renrrati u rs one recently announced 10 the publ
VIII 81 fYme III be written as WIN sunbeam th'
lstu,y of the plsi. SANDS SARS \fARI,LA
stands forth alone, aud by It's own works pr cli
uwrr-t'lat mute eoquencc, % irr"sist bly, affecting
in the appeals q" The suffering Tor r"liri has been an
sw, red. pise,sps have been cured by illS ihvalua
III medic me, such as NJ" furnished IN the record.
of time Thee things are not dune ~ secret places
or s,Ine IN unwn town, hut are done III i,ublr
pInrrs aud the highways. They are h ought brfnr
the wort To snhslntate bcrond Doubt lhe he 'Ilhr
Ni'tucs nf ili. new preparation, and the idctS IN
fnded although gigantic. are ~ plain as III" light "i
dav aud where is that gh phi ST Of envy that can
gainSaN TkurH!
The tol'owiua of an inv trra,e case Of sc'ona
~ submitted the careful con .iderifion "f dts
corning pphlic and its truth vouChed for from such
source cannot be Gated ~ question. " may well
be said "TRUru ~ srRANoER rH.S FIcrioN."
Ngw onK, Sept. /, 1912.
Mrssrs sand Gent.-In the chu era summer al
the ear 1892 disease dr'i made IT. appearance on
the end at my tongue. which continued I" spread
tdua " tor three years, durIng whiCh time wHs
nm Ter nm, trearu,rnI af.difereut physici whoul
ece, lug any essential benefit I was saavit IN u
the flesh dropped f,om my gums. W tongue W. ;
scafied IT, urn ~ cauierlZed slit len INV Sc aud
cut or ssvise, until was told that tie onlt cure
would be to cut my tongue of AZ The root but as
it seemed uncertain whether III IS would put It y to
the rtyages of such disease, pteirrred 10 lsk my
lite rather Than lbmd 10 the operation.
A scrntIlus affection now commenced on my r'ph
ch ,N a "A tie be low the eve, aud cuutnulu inward
soon attack the blne' tirming matter Iht"rhally,
which dh charged ~ the mouth, through an opening
eau ed by the cKtacti OF toot1 The dlSrhse 'neh
seized upon the ROOT oi my mouth, just under thr
opening from the nose, nnd soon desl'n ne ,he oone,
continued lis progress upward aud backward WI" 'hr
bones the nose, which IT destroyed, together WIN
the cartiirprs. gathering then TOOK pl'ce hh my
heat which discharged thick frd ~ tier 'fon the
nose which resemhled SOFT bours shells. rs u came
nut in strings large round goose qnill fltco'
of hone alsb dropped rom my huad ~ lIe mourn
through the passage made by the disease ~ ih' upper
Jaw. The complaint nav spread over tue nose ano
envclnprd both eyes destroying the lower eye aSe'
aud stopping the opening from The eyes 10 Tue ""S,
: hfch eau ed lmO continual II w of tears; ~
this smell aud taste were both gone, my NC "
ing nearly So, and my sight much impaired AZ 10
render II nposshe for me to distinguish an "hJect "
he dIs,auce OF two feet. Ny memory ais" WIS So
ur affected that could not retain any thing heard
nj tni hve minutes aud my condition, ~ hW Wh"l
w. was nearly tlIt at lido ny. 7 he disease "'ch
sinnnlly appeared to he BETTER aud then looked To-
ward death as the terminal Oh ui my suffer hgs'
! Hearing through the newspapers tie rrmafAa'',
cures ot your saTsapar Ia hope sprung mp aires hd
although my casr was considered hey ond the rra ol
ART, resolved In make one mOIe luii iO regain my
health. ~ his period, my meaus were exhausted ~
irving variOus medicines, and dying, ~ ! was, 10y
tnchrs, ~ can he readily supposed with what feeling
lunked toward relief II h nav Just weeks sincc
eros ed the threslhold ot your door aud was then
N, object from winch The eye tnrned with pity aud me
srn.rs wuh disgust was thcn nrIn VII" was brok
EN- down With suffering aud disrase, wh'-c cop "i
~ seTy was more than tull. looked on The world
~ H. AL To- me the past and future bath alike .
but while menoiy proves true To her trust aud re- son
sit. rnthroned, So long wi cherish W IA heartfelt
gTaudc the brurft. have rec, ived tunter the cs
ings Uf Divine Providence f,on the e your Saf
saplra. Ia Two weeks from III" time began using
the medf ine. the Internal ulcers began u lac u hnd
new flesh To lorm. 1his his conlinu,d uul "n' en'
Itcy cuied, aud wholly 80 from the of NonT med
cine. NV feelings are su'h ~ cnnni drsctr''
can ~ ely T. nliLr that nm the suffering "hJc'l
sleep naturally aud Tor NV" weeks past have he'h
ablc io low my uad' twhirh - that "f shuemahefl
aluostas well asa any rot of my Ito.
most d ,t.fuI GE iRGE ni'LNN.
. No. IA " ill,i street.
The facts NJ above stated are stricuv ttnr. hnv
ing applied to ne Tor lrit ~ teromm ndii"h '"
lrssrss ~ ID. nnd the cam strictly under ~,
P''''""' O''''' ,pGAHAN mN1FlrLD.
Aidin,n of the ~ ward ofihe city of New Nork.
! Septrmh-T ~, ISi1.
p,r,,,d aud sid a whelr-alr aud te'ail. and Tor
,u,,,i ntt,n bv \. " Si'nd- \ Co.. pugrfisis aud
Itrui.ts Granite BuidinVs, ~ Htoa iwaV, cuunt "i
thlmb.rs street, New York fire ~ per cniic 81,
CHARLES pYtR. IT,. - sm,n,ie,u.,
sole Agent fut Lhufc island.
For .a'e by n. !. TAl LpR, Agent, Newport, RI.
November IL, lsi9.