Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
SANDS
SARSAPAISILLA.

/ rNpA DiSrEtNING PUHLlC.-Seit preservation II
an inherent principie irmly 81 ted IN The hear
oi man, aligh npon III si"rrs OF ime th'
most helpless of all God's creatures, but m
Reason rears hrfstandard, he sees, aud thinks ar,
sneifcts himself with objects al pr'trcon being
| endowed with that mo noble intellect which dis
II tingui-hrs him ~ the head OF Al. By his paw e
mountiins are levelrd, rivers are turned nom ihe
co rse The land is girt with imn'bouDd tracks, en-
ab NJ him 10 fly, as n were, with The wings of the
wind the ocean sparkles beneath his itet "a The gal
| lant ship sped an To come distant shore. But Wit
| all this del gated wis ION, man ~ bJlpess sin rs
the foliage Of nature IL destroyed by the au
tunn irosts so are men cut down by tie II md al
disease. u walks ab Dad aud we cannot stay lis pro
| sTrss men fall by the waysde, aud others moIru
their 0s'. Iiut ~ the history of mank ind evnces
| gradual Improvement, whl viii say that sui ring
am pain j. 10 accompany us ~ al our walks of life
Among the many aud important discoveries Oi this
eenefat n Is Que recently announced To The publ
wh' se fame viii he written as with sunbeam h. III,
/ history of the past. SANDS SARS APARIILA
stands hrei alone, aud by ia own works pr claiu
p"wrt-t at mni" roquence, trrsist bly, nsrcling
IN The appeals of the safIrig foi relief has been an
red. iseasrs have been cured by this ihvaIIa
hlr mrdie ne, such ~ not furnished IN the rrcOfd,
OF time Thee things are not done IN secret places
or some nni nown town, but are done IN our niblh
places ahd the highways. They are b,ousIl /, bcf,t,
The worl h. snhstniiaie bek ond doubt the br.lInl
Sninss 4i I'M new prepara'on' aud The facts IN
tmGtd "Ilhou'h gig1niir, are as plain ms the liy oI
gainsa, Tturu?
The i"l owing Of an inv terare cnsr of scroGa
Is submitted 10 he cairu con 'drr ton at u DIS
earning p1hlc, aud is truth vouthcd for fron such
source ns cannot be cal ed question. II may well
he SAID "lRurH Is STRANGER THAN FICTIoN.n
NEw \ orE, sept. ~, 1912.
Messrs. Sud Grnt.-ln the cho era summer oi
the Yen, ls3o, Il sease dr,l made H. appearance on
Tie ~ d of my tongue, which continued To spread
r'dna ly io' three ye1rs, duri"g whicl time W.
Fnd'r Ia trearmcnl e different phySici wthou
recr, lhg any rs rnlll benefit was salavat unil
~" nrsli dropped hom my gums. W tonghe W
scaihe IT, q eny canieIiIe +, slit len.thw So, a.
cut rt sswise, thd was tod that the only cur
would he io cut NV tongue Off ~ the root but NJ
" seemed iCPTiaIi whether IL "A 81 u IN
me wages OF such disease, preferred t0r'sk ny
me f'iher Than snbm I Ia the operation.
sciotnl'ns affection now commenced my righl
rhrek II tie below the eye, aud contnuin! ard
soon attack d the bnnr' formIng matter internally
winch 'lla god u the ~ nth, through an opening
eau ed by The cAaeti II Of tooth, The disease then
seized upon the roof Ot NV month Just under the
opening from The nose, und s"on drsoy ing the hone,
roninu MS pf"gr - upward aud backw I'd lnin The
bones u The nuse, which Il desrol ed. together wlib
the cart lrg =: A g'thering then took place IN N,
head. which discharged IhIck fet 4 ~ tier from the
nose whlrl resemble soft boprs shells as II came
"n' IN -trinG' ~ n &c rouud as goose rquill Piece
ni none a'S' "r"p"d rom my had ~ lhs mou Il
through The pr sage made bv III dsea.e IN the urpr
inw. The cnhplint now spread over TIE nose ana
envcop both eyes, dr~tro, IN. the lower eye lislirs
ana si"pins lhe open NC { ON che eyes 10 the nose
wh'ch eau g" Ini"'t Continual W Of Tears. ~ II
This time smell AM u.sro we've buh eonr my he y
lhg hehrR So, ana my sight mnch imptied ~ Ia
render u impossible for me To distinguish object M
thr dsla' Of two feet. Wv irtmnry also WIS So
much affected that could retain any thing heard
: ~ 10 1--WE minutes ana my c"n,iIi", ~ moi whol
", was nearly maj "i 'do'ny. The disease ncc -
'only appeared to be better, aud then lnrked To-
warh "ea'h hs the eiIi alton of my suffer ngs. n
i'arlhe thr"hth The newspapers the remarkable
cures "' No"f NhfsParl Ia hope sprung up aiies, aud
'lhonPh my rhsr was considered beyond the ra' h of
H, 'rsol' td I" make one more e'o,I Ia regain NY
heallt. \ his period my means were rXIais strd A.
'nlhe NalhliS medic mes, aud dNIng. H. | was, b, III
lhthes II can be readily supposed with What feeling
lo"he' toward "hrt. u l. now just SIX weeks sine,
eros td me ihIt>Hholl at lUuT dOuT. and th II
an object from which tue turcd win pify aud ~,
- WIN dlsg"si, was then - man who was brok
~ d"wh wHf sui ring aud dis, ase. Nho.c cup at
~ srr\ was more Than inl. o krd u on the world
~ Il II lo me the past aud frluIe w-e b,th mike
Int while memory proves irne to h, rusi and ,e s9i
~ rhihi"n d, so long wIll cherish III hslTf-
'thlhudt the beu'hi have rrr' ived under the
h.S nl bNinr Providence" ON TIE usr - your Sar II
alhill MA IN Two Mrers from the time beg sinrI
e m"dl tne. The Internal ulcers BEGAN To he Il and
rev ic-h 10 form. This rs continued untII am en-.
rev cultd ana wholly So iiom The use of ,our medi
me- Wv Irrlihes ar" such ~ cann't describe. :
hn Sc rftlN alZe That aIn the sufTriug object
ny was 50 'horr time ago My annette is rnod /
lcep naturally aud for two weeks past have been
hle to To low my tad (Which Is ihaI Of shoemlker
llnoslaS w"ila>a ~ any per of my Ifn
W IN h'thg gratitude, ] shall rema yours. II
'ost "teihI, E'EGE Dl'bAl, /
No. ia " illet street.
hr ihffs n above stated strictly irnr. h. hav
ns applied To me for letter of recommendation Il,
lessr>. "a "ds aud ihr cure cam strictly under m,
ABRAHAM II,TFIrLD.
Aid"'m,n &C the III ward Of he civ of Ne,y York
sepienib-r lG 1912 II
Prepared aud sold 1t wholesale and re,aiI and Ct
ypora hv A. u. sands X Co., prircrists and II
hemi.is. Grinltr Puliings, 213 lroa way corner 90
hammers str"'t, New YORK. Price 81 per ootle
Jtlies fr s.. q
CHARLES Dyer, Jr., ~ wes.mins,c,s,..
Se agent for hode Island. II g.
For ale by v. J. TAlLJR, agent Aewpolt, Il. l. Ji
November II, 1s42. il