Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
SANDS
SARSAPARILLA.

! rJNbA DIS EiNI\G pURLlC-Self presetyn,ioni Il
J. an inherent pr'ncple irm'y seated IN The hear
/ ni man. aiigh upon ths shores of ime th.
most helpless at all Gods creatures but soon ~
Geason rears hrrstandard, he sees, aud thinks arc
encirclrs himself with uJtcts oi prnrc iuu boinr
| endowed witl that mo noble intellect which dis
| tinguslrs him as the head of An. By his powrI
mountains aic levelrd, iivrrs are Turned Gon then
CO The land is girt with iton bound tracks
II tbl NJ him ~ hy, as II weIr with The WINS uf IA.
| wind The ocean sparkes beneath his i.et the gal
4 lant ship spred To come distant shore. Bur wit
al Ihis dc gated wis l"m, man hal,rss sin as
the green oiage Of nature is destroyed by the au
tumn irosts, so are men cut down by the u nd oi
disease. IL walks All goad aud we cannot stay It's prn
srrsS men tall by the waysidr, aud Others molr
their loss. int ~ tine hist"y Of mank ind eyinces
gr idnal Improvement. VIII viii say that sui rn.
anh pa'n Is 10 cc"npapy pS ~ all walks al life
\mons the many aud important discoveri of TIN
grneraii ~ Is one recently announced Ia the pubIi
whose Eine viii be written as witI SUNBEAM tI.
hisio of the past. SANDS SARS lPARIlLA
Hands hrth alone, aud by lis own works pr cIa
that mute -ouurnce irrpsist bIy ns.ct inc
IN the appeals of the suffering for relief has been au
sw.red ise rsrs have been cured by this invalia
hlr medic ne, such ~ not furnished IN 10. rrrmd.
Of time. The things are not dane ~ secret places
"r some M p'wn '"wn' hut are done Ia our pubn
places aId the highways. They are ought brfr,
I The w"r I" snhstaniate beyond doubt the healiut
rhtues ~ tn. new preparation, and the facts un
folded, although gigantic, are as Plain as the light
dar and where Is that eh pritst pf envy that ca
gainsay TEUrH?
h The following care If nm inv-icrae cgsr or scrofuI
is submitted Ia the careful con der iion at dis
rern'nr public aud lis truth vouthcd for fon such
source as cannot b. cal ed qucsiIon. u may wei
he SAID "TRUTH Is STRANGER THAN FIcrioN."
NHw \onK, sept. II, 1872
! Messrs. :. nd Grnf.-in the che era summer al
the yea 1872 Il sease first made t> appearance oi,
the ED of my tongue. which continued To- spread
1 f'dua " Tor three years, duriug winch time whs
andrr u trearn,rnt e different ply sici rs wihoui
ecrviug any essential benefit. was saIavit, un u
The flesh dropped from my gums. tongue w.
%caiIhe ed, fro rntly cantciZe slit lcn t,w
'ut cr,sswise, uniil was I"d thai the onIi cure
would ie To cm my tongue OF al The root but ns
il secured u .crnai' whether his w,qIid put
the r,vagrs Of such disease preferred To r.sk NY
lie rather than snhmit lu the npeTat'on.
A scmtulnns affection Now commenced on NY fighi
ch ck,a II lie below the eye, and continuing Inward
soon attack d the bone torning matter internally
which i'rha ged ~ the moiiIh, through opening
can ed by the extract n of touf The disease then
seilcd upon the rnoi oi my morth, jn.t under the
opening from The nnd dpsi,uyin. The bone,
c"ntnu q us pr"gr' - upward aud backw I'd int" the
bones e the nnse, whirh It drstro, ed together wn
the caJtlerrs gathering then took placrsin my
heai which discharged u thlcN ict ~ uter from the
nose, which resemblcd bones or shells, u came
out IN strings rs large round as qnill Piece
~ bone hs' dr"pprd rom my hoad IN The inOu u \
through thc passage made by the disease in the upper
Jaw. The compliant nuw spread over the n"se aud
rnvcioprd both eyes, dcsiyins the lower eye lases
aud stopping the open ng from The eyes 10 The nose,
which eau ed min't "A continual flow of tears. A.
this time u smell aud taste both gone, my helr
ing nearly So aud my sight much imp ,iied as to
render u impossire for Ia distinguish object ~
the distance Of two feet. Ny memory also was So
much afrrtcd maj could not retain any thing heard
S'id io hVc minutes aud my condition, n not wh"i
ly, was nearly that of Idocny he disease 9cca II
sjunally appeared to he better, and then o"ked to
ward death as the termination Of my suIerings. II
Hearing through the newspapers the remarkable
cures ~ yonr SarsaPan Ia hope sprung up afrcs aud
although my case was considered Leyund The rra u o
art i.sOlN ed Ia make one more efoi to regain nv
health. NJ lhs period, my means were exhausted III
trying vat"ns medicines, and dying, as WIS, by
inches, 1t can be readily surpassed with what feeling
locked toward relief II ~ now Just weeks since
eel the threshhnd uf YOUR door, aud was then
object from which the turned with pity aud The
sues wiih'liSgust. was then a man " ho brok
rn down WIZ suffering aud dIsrHse. who e cup oi
sery was morr Than lnll. locked u, The world
~ H. al Ia the past aud future were dh alike
but while memo proves true Ia her trust. and son
sit. rnthront d. So long wIl cherish with heartfelt
gratitude the benefit. have rec, ved tnndp: the b'es
ings of Divine Providence folJ the your sar
Sapaiilta. In I'VE weeks from the time hegln using
II mrdr ine. the Internal ulcers begnn tn heal and
tc-h 10 torm. This ~ continued uniil am en-.
rely cuied aud wholly so from the at your medi
rne. NV iernes ARE such as cann"t describe. o
sc1frely realize that am the suHrring object I'll
bity was 80 'hurt time ago My appetite is good.
.lerp naturally aud inr I'VE weeks past u been
,br la low MY aj' (which Is thai "f shoe nakerlI
,lmnst ~ wells Sat any y rot of my lifr II
v u lasting grattude, shall TeIpan yours,
most q PteiuI, GEORGE DUL\Y, III
No. IA " illrt street. II
The facts above stated are strictly true. h. hnv
ng applied to me for letter of recommendation 10
essrss IA tds, and The cam strictly under INV
,RGAuAM HATFIELD, III
Aldr'min VI The Jlth ward ofthe city Of Ne" York.
Septeinb-t l6 Is -. Ill
Prepared and sold "a wheiesae and re'aii, aud Tor
'hemi.ts Grantr Euldines, 273 Hfua' way, corner n
'hanIbcrs str't New Nofk. Price 81 per ooiile-siS
ottes fr -. II
S,le Ageni for Hhute island. II
For sale by q. ia, LoR, Agcut, Newport, at
Nuvrmber ", 1872. II