Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

- ELf-fRtSEHFA1lON 10 an inbercnt primer
- pie firmly seated in the heart OF man. He
ehts upon the shores OF Time the most eplcss
OF all Gods creatures, but as soon az Reason
her standard. he sees. and thinks, and encircles
himself with object. Of protection; being endowed
With that most noble intellect which distinguishes
him ~ the head of oil. BY his power mountains
are levelled, rivers are turned from their course,
the land IL bound with iron.bound tracks. enabling
him 20 fly, Ms Il were, with the wings Of the wind;
the ocesn sphtkles beneath his feet ~ the gallant
ship speeds on TO some distant shore. But with
oil this delegated wisdom man is helpless still; as
the green oiage OF nature i. destroyed by the
tuuaHa fi0sta so are men cut down BY the hand OF
disease. II walks abroad and VIC cannot stay It's
progress; men fall by the waysde, and Others
mourn their loss. But as the history Of mankind
evinc-s gradual Improvement, who will soy that
suffering and pain Is to accompany US in oil our
walk. Of life. Among the macy and important
discoveries Of this genei alton 10 recently
nonneed TO the public, whose fame will be written
with sunbeam in the history Of the past
SANDS SARSAPARILLA stands forth alone,
end by ia own works proclams its powef-ihat
mute eloqnenee, irresi.tihly injecting in the sp-
peals Of the suffering for relief has been answered
Diseases have been cured by this invslusbl- med
cine. such AZ not furnished in the records Of
time. These things are not done in secret places,
or some unknown town but are done in our public
pieces and the highvsys. They sre brought be-
f,r- the world 10 substsn,iste beyond doubt tie
hesting virtues q This preparston, ADD the
facts unfolded, although gigantic, are a. plain as
the light Of day; and where j. thst High Priest Of
Envy that cen ga'nssy TrutR
The f,llswing cure Of an invcterate case Of Serc-
fula Is Submitted the careful eonsideIs alton Of
dlsc~rniag public and ns ugth vouchsd for from
.u,.h snutce q. cannot he called w question. "
NAV we'll be SAID "T'rufh % stranger than Rc-
n0s,"
Nrw YoRK September IL, 1912.
Messrs Ssads--Gent 10 the cholera sumner OF
the year 1872, disease first msde It's appearance
en- the end of my tongue, which continued to spread
etsdusIy for three YEAR,. during which time | was
uhder the treatment of different physicisns with
out receiving sny essential benefit. ! "a. saliva.
ed until he flesh dropped from my gums. Ny
tongue was sesrihsd frequently csutcrrsd, slit
lengthwise and cut cross.ise, until Was told that
the Only cure would be 10 cut my tongue of At the
Teol; but as IL seemed uneetlsin whether ths
world put a stop to the ravss-s of such di.esse,
! preferred 10 risk my life rather lhsn submit TO
the operation.
A seroiuous affection commenced on my
,isht cheek hiie below the eve, and continuing
inAsrd soon attacked the hone. forming mH;ierin
trrnally, which discharged in the mouth through
IN opening caused by the extraction Of tooth.
Tie disease then seized upon the roof of the mouth,
JUS, usaer the opening IRON the nose, ana soon ne
tuoying The bone continued US progress up"s'"
aud backward into the bones OF the nose, ~bieh II
destroyed together win the carnlsees, gshe'
ins then took place ~ my mead Nhioh olseharge'
thick lelii mater nom my nose "heh 'esein-
hied so't bones or shells as VI came our 10 ss,'g'
as large and GUN" a. goose qp"l. I'eets o. Done
nl'" dropped i'o'n my hraa lu'o 'he mo''a 'h'oUgN
ne passage n'aHe ny the disease "a ur upPe' JaW
Inc compliant no" spfe"a over me nose sho e"V''
"pra no'n 'E's' oe'"'Yne DOM eSe'"s,'' o"N
'aPr'he 'he opening nom tue oNes :" 'np H''.
~a'oh eaussu almost o"huhua' hoS ~ ""'s' ~
,hi' time my SINE" aho ta''e we've pom gone "y
heet'es hsa' - Ahn ~! syn 80 "uon y" "
as'' 'epae, n"Po'''',e ''' ne 70 ,,""su'-h w
",9"e' 81 ''e "',''ire % wy ',e'' "s "em''y
also vas 80 ma'n sh'e,'I us' e"u'a not 's's'n
any thlns ! "ee'u sa'o TOT I'VE m'gu'e' 800 my
condition. nat ~ho'iy, Was "ea''y ,hA' o. M'"o'y
The dlse'sr occasionally appeared TO be better
and then looked toward death as the tern 'na''or
Of my snhcrings
Hearing thioushthe newspaper the 70 s'h"o,'
cures OF your SarsaPaflis, hope sp'ung up Aiie'h
although my case was considered beyond The react
of art, resolved TO make one more eaof TO ~
gain nv health. At this period NY means were ~
hau,''d ;" yas various 'a a.d aro ps M
what feeling looked toward rsef Il /. nov ju.
stsee Irrassed the fhrNshnlt al dunr