Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-09
SANDS
SARSAPARIIILA.

1NDA Dis EtNING PUnLiC-s.I, ,,...,.n,,, :,
- an Inherent prime pl- firmly seaud d in The hear
w "'", aIlgh upon IN shores of 4 ime m,
most helpless of all GOI's crentnres but ns .non ~
"eason renrs her standard, he sees and thinks mod
e"an'..s m,mseh WIN objects of pr"t' elton hrinu
ei""nweh WIN That mot noble intellect which dis
.l"gnishes him rs the head of All. Nv his n,,y.,
""n'hins are levellrd rivers turned f,ou, n, i
CO. Ise, me Rnd Is girt with iron bound tracks on
abl ny him 10 fly, as IL were, with the wins ~ ~
wIhd he ocean sparkles beneath his t,et ne ,ha t
,' sn'p sPreu on To omr distant shore. But win
az ms hel' gated wis '"m, man h.lp'ess siiII ~
Tue green foliage of nature Is DESTROYED no ,ha .,
I@nnln @ irosts, so are men cut down hy me ma -,
" wa,ks al Dad aud we cannot stay It's PRO,
sHsS men iall ny the wayside, aud others u,n,,,,,
their Ioss. Hut as the history Of mnnk ind evincs.
" "'hi improvements whb will say that sua; ,i,,a
ah' pam Is iO accompany us ~ all our walks ar ne,
Nmong the many aud important discoveri.s "r ~ ~
efherhtl u ~ one recently announced 10 tbe n,hii
wn se lame " ill he written as with SUNBEAM il, ,h
n'st" oi The past. SANDS SARS \PaRiI "a
''l"H ''fti alone, aud by its own works prucI,i H.;
p"W"r-tIht mu" eloqnence.> % rresist ,bIy nn,c,i @
~ 'ne ''peas OF The suffering for relief has been nm
W'ie"; Ilse'srs have been cured by this ihynI,n
sr m'dic ne, such as not furnished in the racn,ds
" l'e. nee things are not done in secret nJnces
~ s"me nnl nown town. hut are done in nur p,,,i,I;
places AID the highways. They are b,ou,Ir n'r',c
ne w"r Ia suhstantiate beyond doubt the ne i,,,
cid"t ' -, .n,' new preparation, aud the facts an
'"e"' 'lholigh gigantic are plain ms The Ii,Lt ~
gansay r. uTsS ivy '"'' cah
nr now'ng care of an nv'terale case Of scrofua
=, ,,n''l'eh 10 the careful con .ider iton of n dr.
cerhng public. and its truth vouLb he'd for r, us
source US cannot W cal ed ~ 1uesInn n n,,, - =,
w '"u iHoIh Is STRANGER THAN FIcrIoNu
ALL. NEw NorK, Sept. ~, 1870
, "rSsS. Nrhd Gfnf.-In the che era sui,n,.r orI
lne eaI 1899, Il sease ir,i made It's nnn,,,,,,. Wv
,ne eId ct my tongue. which continued To snrraI
'''a"h " ioi three years, durIug which tinre No..
hn'tr ~" trearment &c different phy sci ms wi,h,n
Ircehlh any es rntmI benefit. was saIay,t,d mn,u
Ihe hesli drou ped from my gums Nv inng,. -.
scaiihed, IT, ently cauteize t. slit len INV So -, a
rnt ct sswlse, uhiil was tod that the onJ, cur.
" se.,no ,e 70 cni my tongue off al The but as
y sec'neh n'ctraIu whether This would nut n SIN II,
ne t'Nhgrs ol such n disease, preferred 10 SIX ,,,
Ihe ii'her tlIah subm Ia the oper eraton '
scroiiI iis afectinn now commenced on NV ,i,L,
10 en- tie u, low the eye, aud contuuiu. III ,n,J
oon attack the bone' iorming matter mlrrnoIIy
~" Peu W the ~ 'nth through an opening
an ed ny The rktfacii Of tootl The dis, =. Ih.n
eizrd upon the root oi NV month in,t unds, ,ha
opening from The nose, und soon dest0ying The hone II
, ,,.'" "S progress upward aud backward into the
"nrs the nose, which It desiro, ed, together with
he cart lre 4. gnthering then took place in NV II
ead when discharged thick fet d IN tier from The
"st, Wnum ese'nled soft homes shells as il came
w ~ suIne' rs large round as n goose quill Piece
hone ats dropped from my hn,d in the nou,b
hrong ,he passage made by the disease in the upper
iw' me complaint now spread over the muse and
nveloprd both eyes, desrnyin. m. I,wer ~. ,shas
nd stopping The open NC fam ,he ewes 10 The nose J.
~ n',n , '"u 20 ''n" continual II Of tears Al v
MS uhe " smell and taste were both gone INV be,t. b
" near So, and my sight 50 much impaired as to ,
nurI u n'P"sSl 'e Tor me TO distinguish object at
'e uIslhl ce ni Two feet Ny memory also was So II
nrh affected that could not ain nny ,jny LeatJ -
III ." hve minutes; and my condition il moi whoi ?,
, was nearly tiai OF 'do ity. The dis 'ase occa !
phIy appeared io lie better, aud then lacked 10 "
ard death nS the iermi M nu of INV sufI,r ms .
"'"fIhR 'hruhgh The newspapers tue remarkable ~
:" lonf r"rEnp'f Ia hope sprung up afresh, aud CT
hnhPh my case was considered beyond the n, d of If
T. ~ sol ed Ia make one more edo 1 Ia regain INV
anu " ms pefnd, my means were exhausted ~ y"
,e lug Na'"ns medic mes, and dying, as was, by ~
rhes u can be readily surpassed with hat feeling
'ked toward relief u Is nov lust SIX weeks since
,"s e NE 'bfeshhod "f yOur toor, and was then w
"yec' rom winch he pye turned with pity and The III
80 WIN hlrHllfIt WIS then IA mn IA "A hu Nn hfuk
h"wh wnf snh ring aud dis ase who Gun al
-rrN was more than full. locked u ON the world VI
" au y" Ine thr past aud fIIuIs wrre b III alike
WINE memo proves true io her trust. and re son
ehihf"n' d, So long wIll cherish W III beautrIt
nude the brn"hi have rec, ived ,nndes the u rs
: ol blNlne Providence rom The use f, your Ser
arilin. ln two weeks from ibr time / beg,n usino
medi ine. the ihlernai ulc re Legnn TO he i and -
nesn '" lnfm. Ihis - continued until am en- J.
W cu'fd' ahd wholly so from The use of your tnedi
,. Mn feelings are such ~ cann.d desrri'e o. a
se'"e'y I" nliSe that am the snT.ring object nrIl
- m", :" n"i lme az" Ny appetite Is eoud,
70 Io'"w my tad (which u that or u shoemaketJ IA
"si as wen any rot of my ITO
" " t,ng gratitude, sliall ever trmain yours. Tue
g''e"I, GE 'RGE Diii"NY, aud
No. ~ " ilrt street am,
he faeis ne above sia'ed nre strictly trIr b,y Wv
n'lred io me for rit Of teronn nd ,iion Ia Ild
SIS. "a hs, 'nd he cure cam stri:ily under NV Ab
iBrAuhN HlTFIrLD. Z"
nr,m w o, NE l'ih ward ofhe city Of New YORK Sea
'pa,rG aud sold ~ vhslrsale and reaI and f,, 20
=, ,a'."", y. w A. w. sands a Co., ruggrisis aud
y, 'S, oIahlr HpldinRs, 273 ilfoi wav corner nt
'"sis sl'rr'' New YORK. Price 81 per oollie u
CHARLES nYsR, Jr., 20 wesmin.,e,r.,
s,e Agent for Ehude '.Itnd
sale by n. J. TAILOR, Agent, N,wpou'' u'H
'ember ~, 1912. '''''''
'IEhCES direct from Wilmington
just received aid for sale by
H. w NEWTON