Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
SANDS
SARSAPARIlIIA.

INp DIS ERNiNG PUNLlC.-Self presef,ati ion I,
l. IN inherent prlncip firmly seated in The hear
oi man. Il aNgli;s upon The shores of I ime III,
most helpless of all Gods creatures. but as soon a,
Reason rcars hrTsiandard, he sees, aud thinks ard
encITclrs himself with objects Of pr,ttciion boinc
endowed with that mu noble intellect which dis
tnguishes him as the head of All By his powei
Mountains ievrllrd, rivers turned non theil
CO tse, The land Is gift with iron bound dracks, EN-
abl n: him ~ NY, as II were with the w.g.E Of III,
wind he ocean spdrhcs beneath his tet "a The gal
Iant ship speed on To -omr d slant shore. Bu' III
all ihis deli gated vision, man halpess StiI as
the green foliage of nature is destroyed by The
tnmn' rasts, 40 are men cut down by tie hand ol
disease. II walks abroad aud we stay It's pro
sfrss; men fall by the wayside, aud others muur
their loss. Rat n the history Of mankind evinces
sr dual Improvement. who viii say that suh ring
ana pain Is 10 accompany Us IN III walks OF life.
Among the many and important discoveries Of this
generati Is one recently announced To the pnblr
VIII se fame i'll he written as with a sunbeam IN the
histo y Of the past. SANDS SARs NrARlILA
lanes fnrtl lone, aud by its own works proclaim t.
pwrr-thai mui" eioqncnce, irrrsist bly, affecting
~ The nppcals al the suffering "t relief has been an
w.red. Diseases have been cured by This ihvnha
hlrmedicine, such AS not furnished In the record,
OF time. Ihe'e tGings are not d"ns IN secret places
or some unk nOwn town, hut are done In our pnbr
places aud the highways. They are broushi Lcforr
the world 10 snbstantnte beyond doubt the healing
viiiues of thl. new preparation, and the facts
folded, although gigantic, plain the light al
day and where is that bgh priest Of envy that can
gansay TUUTHl
The following care of an invrtcyale case Of SC rofa
Is submitted To the careful con siderton Of dis
corning public and it's truth he'd for FROM such
source Us chhhotS Se cat eu IN question: " may well
be said "IBUTH Is STRANGER THAN FicrIoN.n
Nav Yong, Sept. u, 1912.
Messrs. sand: Gent.-ln the cho era summer of
he year 1882, disease firs made It's appearance
The eud of my tongue. which continued tn spread
r'dua ~ tor three years, dunug which time was
IN Ter the treatment ef different phi ysic inns withou
receiving any essential benefit. was saavat dunil
me nesh dropped hoin my gums. Ny tongue was
>cafihed, frequently cauteTZed, slit lenpthw Sc ~
rut cr sswise, until was told that the only cure
would he TO cut my tongue of AT the root but ~
II seemed uuCeTtllI whether IN is woutu
The rvages Of such disease, preferred To risk my
I'e rather than submit 10 the operation.
scroinluus affection now commenced on my right |
check liltle,below the eye, and continuing inward
soon afack,d d the bone' iurrnin 10 matter internally
which dbcha,gcd ~ the mouth through m opening /
eau ed by the eAtfacti oi atnoth. The disease then
SelZed Ip0n the roof Ot my mouth, Just under the
opening from the nose, und soon destroying The bone,
cOntnu lis progress upward aud backw"rd into thr
bones of the nose, which II destroy ed together with
The cart leecs. gathering then took place IN my
head which discharged a lhck fet,d m tier from the
nose which rcsembed soft bones or shells, as II came
nut in strings as ;a'ge round goose gnill Piece
uf bone ais dropped from my hoad IN the mouth
through ,he passage made by the disease IN The uppe
Jaw. The couplI' nt now spread over the nnso hhh
enveloprd both eyes, destroying the iower eye shes
and s"p lhg tie opening from 'he eyes 10 the nose
which eau. ed almUst a contiuuai How OF tears. AZ
this Time ~ smell and taste we've both gone, my hear
ing nearly so and my sight much Impaired as To
render Impossible Tor me TO Distinguish an obect ~
the dlsHrce of two feet. Ny memory alsr was so
much affected that could not retain any thing heard
SAID TO, i've minutes aud my condition. u not whol
", was HtaIll lldl OI IuOfIy IHt uiSrd~t ocCi-
-ionaly appeared To he better, and then locked to-
ward death as the teriniun, on of my suiIer'ngs.
Hearing through the newspapers tire remarkable Il
cures 81 yolr SHfsapari Ia hope sprung nffes aud
although my casr was considered beyond the reach Of
ri, fesOl'ed 10 make one more elliott To regain my
health. Al his period, my means were exhausted IN
trying various medicines, and dying, as ! was, by
inches, " can be readily supposed with what feeling
looked toward relief. II is now just weeks since
eros ed The Threshold Of Your door, aud was thru
object from which The eye turned with pity and the
senses with disgust. was then n man who was brok
IN down WIZ suffering and disease, whu.c cup oi
m sery was more than iull. looked u on the world
~ dead to me the past and future were b,th alike
but while memory proves true TO her trust. and te son
sits en,hroncd, so long wiIl chrnsh with Eearf.it
gratitude the Leneht. have received under the b es
ngs OF DIVINE Providence fom the use - your Snr
sapariiia. In two weeks FROM The time hesan using
the medicine. the Internal ulcers began To heal aud
flesh 20 form. This his continued until am en-
tfely cured aud wholly from tn Of medi-
cine. NV feelings are such ~ Cannut describe.
c1n scarcely realize that an the suffering object II
deep naturally aud Tor two weeks past h We been |
Ihle 10 follow my tad (Which Is that Of a shoemaker
tlmostas well as at any p'r'oI Of my Ito.
Nhh lasting gratitude, shall ever remain yours,
most Hteful, GEORGE DULNN,
No IA " ilet stgeet. |
The facts above stated are strictly true. he hav
ing applied To me for letter Of recommendation To-
NessrSs Sauds. md the cure cam stfiutly under my
ABRAHAM HATFIELD.
Adcrmln ~ Tie ltl ward ofthe city fNew yofk.
Se,dember 10, 1872.
Prepared aud sold al wholesale and retan, and for
hemi-ts Granite Buiidngs, 273 Broadway, corner oi
numbers street, New YORK. Price 81 per ootte-siS
hotties Grr s..
CHARLES rYER, Jr, ~ wesimInsteru.,
sole Agent for Rhode Island.
For ale by y. tn LOR, Agent, Newport, RI. !
NUyembcT II, lst2.