Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-16


entirely new, ingenious and costly apparatus. The
process tbeoehou. i governed b. strictly cherni
col lsws, 40 thss the essential principle. or the
principle which the restorative ,irue ftle SaF
.apsriila d-rends, Is entirely preserved. Tbs i
then combined sith Other Articles, selected wholly
from the Vegeiaole iugdan, ali OF which are The
most pYrtfiers 81 the blood which are The .
concentrated Huid extract thai has been found
by experience ~ possess the important power u
immediately siresliHg The progress of disease and
restoring he patient 10 perfect health. Therefore.
those suffering from disease arising from impure
stste Of the blood habit Of he sssicm, such a.
cutsneous efupiious. rheumatism. chrome soreeyes
or diseases arising from m tjudieious use 81 mcr-
curry. or inpfudences 10 life, have ouly 10 use this
preparation, which hiss all combined thar can De
useful in the removal of their complaints Com
biaed with The other advantages which the prepa.
ration possesses, the praptetors have Ieape6 the
experience of scientific gentleman who resided
many years 10 that country which produces the BEST
in fact the only true. species Of Ssrsaparlls. The
proPrietors. during the many Yeas they have been
engaged in preparing il, have tried hundreds Of OK
perimenis upon the human system. and have had
the pleasure Of witnessing its happy results in M.
meroos instances; ard they we're determined not
TO offer il to the world until they had bscome tho
roughly convinced Of its efficacy, They have now
succeeded in preparing medicine whose restorE-
rive virtues without peralle in The history Of
medicine, which fac, is fully substaniinted by the
merous certificates and testimonials oi cures Of sh
most difficult kinds Of disease.
This medicine has been prepared for the beneh,
Of all suffering mankind, both rich and poor. and
20 the INDECENT poor 1t will be given without money
and without price, by their 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 are gathering around il
thick and IT. and by whose inhefentvirtue> thelAme
walk the lepers are clesn.ed and the afflicted
healed, bear witpess ofits merits, Let II stand or
fall by its own inherent virtues What it has done
once II viii do again, and by its the world will
be relieved of vast amount Of suffering and dis
ease. The propIietors have made arrangements
for spreading II throughout the whole United States.
That all may have II within their reach, II is slso
their intention 10 Introduce II into the hospitals
into the aims ho1ses and into all the public ns,i
iutons, wherever enlightened reason may be in
chpsd to receive H. which have for their oheci ,h-
sufferers relief And 10 ths American public the
proprietors would say, let that medicine which IL
destined bring health and healing its wings 10
its thousands and its Of thousands receive your
favorable consideraton--et all hlsothropists aus.
tain article which has ot s object relief 10 both
rich and poor As long the medicine produces
tbs desired result for which it is administered and
this has been proved again and sgsin-is il not snf
6eient to all to administer il in where its be-
nign influence may shed relief and happiness around
the pillow of suffering and pain
The following cure remarkable, 80 ex-
traon nsry almosi 10 surpsss belief has, in or
der 10 place its truth beyond the reach OF suspicion
or doubt, baen TO, this 26th day Of August,
1912, bsfor. his honor, Rob.f. II. Morris, Mayer
of the city OF New York
III Nem York Ansuae3, 1912.
Csntlsmen:--A tale of misery and woe 10 mine
TO tell, and memory ever constant 10 the ,nsk
brings back scenes ihat have past. shuddsr 81 the
picture and almost ~order ifW 10 30. For nosths !
stretched upon bed of suf,rns and dsIrsss, rack
ed by the excrutisting pam, dumb with agony;
the only voice that came from my lips the voice Vi
grooming, and my only hope despair. Often and
often while o,hsrs slept in the sr hours Of night,
have turned my face 10 the wall and wished 10 die
Although stood oa the brink oil r,srDii, and ,ht
thread OF life nearly severed, Vet still breath
ed on the lamp held to burn ltle thou.hi
1t would De ever trimmed again, and only hoped
that death would swallow up the fame. My sick
was hrs, brought on by my rnpiuaeniiy exp"s-
ing myself to strsng current OF air while over
heated, which caused sudden check Of pefsp,Ts-
ton. My paint al first seemed light and ha L.
~ worth While 10 call physician; but | coon be-
gan to grow worse, and physician was called, VII /,
prescribed some pills containing powerful pepA-
ration OF mercury, 10 be followed by ssr.sparilla |
root and lignum vita made into tea, which con- I
tinoed using for several months without infernis-
sion. Soon after taking the mercury began 10
feel its poisonous influence My whole glandulsr
system became affected, also the bones. joints and I
muscles; Jumps formed upon The skin nearly rs
bigg as an egg accompanied with intense burning
heat, which kept swelling until they broke, and
discharged matter and blood. These continued TO
increase until they covered my whole body. But
this only beginning Of my sfh ctons; nov
commenced those tortufing pains termed chronic
rheumatism. Atuimes seemed as IL wa. stretch
ed upon rack and all nv limos bsns torn
from each othef al others as il sharp knives were
piercing me every point The muscle. Of my
leg. seemed tied in knots and were as hard ss
bone. My di.tress was now srea, that NV
sroan. ut sht dstul bed The whole house and also
soine of the families in the adjacent boildlrs.. !
had not slept night since the early part Of D-eem
Der last; the only sleep obtained was few hours
during the middle ofthe day plllowed up in chair,
and the eruption had also ieaifuy incrt ased Ny
face was completely covered with an extending
sore. had now shrurk to a mere skelsten--the
skin and flesh we're so diseased around my thighs
that the bones nearly protruded, sndth ph,soisns
pronounced my case beyond the reach Of medicine.
o how wished that might die. From nv long
and protscted Illness W. had become much re-
duced IN circumstances. A short time since ahii.
looking in the papers, CHANGED 10 your Ssr.s-
parlla advertised, accompanied with certificate
from Mr. Burdock, OF a most extraordinary cure
made by it's use. The in somr respects re-
sembled my own and found that lingering Ao2e
still chung to life. 1t seemed like a whisper from
heaven, The second day after commenced using
il felt the pain much easier and went TO slesp.--
| had not slept like this for months. By the tune
had used bottle, the pain had neatly Jeff, tls
eruption also much better. | now felt strange
hope gathering in my breast that | shouts live
pei haps be cured. No; this could notbe. dared |
not believe H. sent and got another bottle, cen
ilnuing 10 improve rapidly. and still another ard |
Il few days since miserable, suffering. dying /
man, almost well. Two weeks from the day |
took the FIRST dose | ont, and walked nesrly i
three miles without even the assistance Of cane |
And now, geniemen-yes, now, | am we'll arS /
have testified before my God upon hi. sacred |
Word, that all might believe this state ment, ior il !.
true. Oh how amey these cold word. describe those
fearful nights Of agony those dreadful days AZ snf
iering. True! Yes, gentlemen, herald il 20 the |
world that all may know what your preperaiios o.
Sirsaparilla has done fot me. My heart vssras ss-
wards those suffering and afflicted like ~ss, sst
only hope this statement will induce Others 10
pursue the same course for relief.
Ever gratefully yours,
THOMAS TURNER. 40 Anthony street.
Civ and county of New York, S.: | hereby GER |
tify tina, on the 26,h day Of August, 1912, the a.
bove named Thomas Turner appeared before me,
10 the Mayors office, and having been duly sworn,
stated that the above staement by him subscribed,