Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-09
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

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| G Elf PRESERVATION Is an inhe, mt prinei-
l ~ pie firmly seated in the heart OF nan He
slights upon the shores OF lime the NOS, helpless
of all Gods creatures but as soan o. Reason rears
her standard he sees. and thinks and encircles
himself With objects OF pIoteclion; being endowed
With thar most niIe intellect which distingais hes
him as the head OF all. BY bis power mountains
arc lesslled, rivers are turned from theit course,
the lard bound with iton.bound tracks. enabling
him TO fly, rs il wtIe with tie wings Ut he wind;
the ocean sparkics beneath his feet the gallant
ship speeds on TO some dsgsnt shore. But with
all this delegated wisdom mae Is helpless ssii; a.
the green foliage OF nature i destroyed by tbe
tamnai fSosts, so are men eai down BY the hand Of
disease. Ii walks abroad and caanat stay Ms
progress; men fall by the, wayside, aud others
mourn their loss But as the history Of mankind
evnces a gradual Improvement, who eill say that
suffering and pain i to accompany us 10 al oar
walks of life. Among the many and important
discoveries OF this generation is one recently an
nounced TO the public, whose fame will be Written
as with sunbeam in the history Of the past
SANDS SARSAPARiLBA stands forth alone,
and by its own works prociaims lis Powef--tbat
mute eloquencs, rresi.tibly affecting The APP
pchiS " tbt suHeIitfS Hdc bteU
Diseases have been cured BY thi. invaluable med
cine, soch a. are mol tornisled 10 the records Of
time. These thing. are moi done in secret pisces,
or some unknown town, but are doae 10 our public
PLACES and the highways They brought be-
fore be world 10 substantiate beyond doubt the
healing virtues Of this new preparatory and the
facts uuioided, although gigantic. are l-in ms
the light OF day; and where Is that high Priest OF
Envy that can gainsay TrRtha
The following cure OF an insetetate case OF Scrc-
fula is submitted 10 the careful consideration Of a
discerning pablo, and its irnth Vouchsd ior from
su.h source as cannot be called IN question. it
may well be said, " Trutb Is stranger han fie-
hon"
~ NEW YoRK September ID, 1912.
Messrs Soads--tirnc: In the cholera summer
the year 1872. disease frst mre its aa?eaienc {
on tie end Of my tongue shlch continued 10 spread
gradually for three years, during which time | was
under the treatment OF different ply sicians with
out receiving any cssenti Il benefit | was salivat
ed until the 1esn dropped from my gums. My
tongue was scariisd, frequently cauterzed, sin
lehgihwisc and cut crossWise. until was told thai
the only cure would be TO cur my tongue off al the
rpot; bn, it seemed uncertain wtether this
world put stop 10 tie rayages Of slch disesse,
preferred 10 risa my liie rather than submit 10
the operation.
- StfhiuinuH hHFCiibn NOW COUNN0tfu tH NY
right cheek a lutte beiow the we, and coniinaing
pwatd soon attacked the bone, forming matter IN
rrnaly which discharged in the mouth through
an opening caused by the extraction OF tooth
TIE disease then seized uponthe roofofthe mouth
just under the opening from the n.'se, ard soon lie
stroying the bone, continued ia pfpere. up~ard
and backward into the bone, q. the nose, which II
DESTROYED together with the Carriages. gathei-
ing then took place 10 my head, which discharged
n thick fetd matter from my nose, which iesem-
bled sufl bones OF shells, as itcame out in strings
us large and rouna goose quill, Pleres oil bone
also dropped from my head INFO iiie mouth through
the passage made by the disease IN the upper jaw.
The complaint now spread over he nose and enyel.
oped both eyes. destroying both eye-ashes and
stopping the opening fiom the eyes to the nose,
which caused almost a continual Go~ Of trars. At
:his time my smell and tate both gone, my
hearing nearly so, and my sight SO much impaired
as TO render il impossible for 10 Distinguish an
object at the distance Of two feet. My memory
also was 20 mach affected that could rot retain
any thing heard said for Ave minute. 4 and NJ,
soadiivn if not wholly, neatly that eNidiocify
| The disease occasionally appeared tn be better
and then looked toward death the termination
| of NV suilerings,
| Hearing through the newspapers the remarkable
cures of your Safsspara hepe sprung NJ alresb
|
of arr, resolved TO make one more eiioft to re-
gain my health. Al this period my means we've pN
heusted in trying various medicines and dsng, a,
wn'. e ~ 'neaes = can De readily SUPPOSED w,.l
siacs 'Ss ,f sao, -,
snd was tben an ,.ie,t f,an which IN, ,ye inrpes
with INV and tbe s,.n.cs wnh h,cu.t l'was ~,
man who ~. broker, ,ioYn ,si,t, .,,.,iny and dis
case ,yh,se c,, III ,,3ssry ,vas morn han e.u
Loot al nnoo ,hr wor,d 80 desd,a me-. ,bs ,a.,
fu,urs ,sr. bo,b abka ~, vbiI,. memors move
,,,, y, her tr,,,t .n3 r.on ais sn,5,onea I'd Ian,
viii chsr,.h si,l hea,1ra, grs,;,d. ~, San,.s,
hava ,,.c.ivsd (,nds, ,he h.s.ins of Diyios p,ayi
d.nc,1 from ,hs nae or Won, SarsanaIilla IA ~,
vesk from, ,ls i'm, I i,eo,n u.ing ,hs nsd,,ne
ne in,ern,l plce,. hsg,, - hasl and new aesb :,
form This has con,innsd ,,n,; a :, an,;re \ euro,
and wholly "a. from ,heuse of medieioe. Nv len
ings are sucb as cannot describe | can searceh
,ssl;ze ,ha, am he snfrA,;ng oh;ect of ,i,v WA
40 sh,rt time ,go Nv anpe,i,s il good. sIee,
naturally and far two weeks mar have been sbl,
70 follow nv rad which /, tba, of sboemsker.
| al,nos, IA wall ss ar apv neriod .e nv life. u
| Wmhlas,ips grsti,ude I shall ever remain yours
mos, era,afnliy
GEORGE Outlay, ia Willet-st.
| The facts as above stated are strictly true, he
having apniad to me for a letter Of recommends
ton 10 Ne.srs. Sands. and the cure came strictly
| under NV n.rsonsl observation.
| ABRAHAM HATFIELD,