Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-22
TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.

To THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.
Improvement in whatever regards the hapri
ness and welfare Of our race is constantly the
march TO perfection. and with each succeeding
day some new probleu is solved, or some profound
secret Tevesed, having an important and direct
bearing over mans highest destinies. Ii we take
a retrospective view the pas, twenty years,
how is the mind struck with wonder What RAJ
pid strides has science made in every department
ofciyilzed life particularly in that which relates
TO the know edge Of he human system 10 health
and disease How valuable and indispensable are
the curative means recently discovered through
the agency OF chemistry! How does the maei-
nation kindle and our admiration glow al the in.
genuiiy. the appioach TO the standard Of per-
/ lection. OF the present timei Through the elab.-
rate Investigations Of Physiology, or the science OF
LIFE, and the Pathology Of prevalent diseases,
much valuable practical knowledge has been grim
ed. In consequence Of becoming acquainted Nth
h the organization the elements OF the various ts-
sues aud structures OF the system, remedies have
been .aug ut after and Uncovered exactly adapted
10 combine with, neutrslze and expei matbi6c
matter. the of disease and substitute healthy
action in ifs place. The b nutiiul simplicity Of
his mode OF treatment is not only suggested by the
pathology OF diseases. not only grateful to the sgf-
| f'reI but perfectly in consonance with the opera
tuns nf Nature, and satisfactory 10 the views and
reasonings of every intelligent, rejecting mind.
4 1t is thus hAt SAsp's SARsAP4RtLLA, scientific
continuation ui essential principles OF the most val
uabeyegereble substances operates upon the sys-
ten. The SsrsaParilla is combined with The most
etlectual aids, the salutary predictions The
most potent simples of the vegetable Kingdom; and
its unprecedented success in the restoration to
health TO those who had ng pined under the most
distressing maiaiies. has given il exa'ied char
acier, furnishing il does evidence OF Us in
l.. l.
in terms the afflicted oniy know. 1t has long
been most important desderatum in the practice
OF medicine tn obtain a remedy similar this
one that would act on the liver, stomach and bow
els with all the precision and potency of mineral
preparations, vet without any q. their deeterious
effects upon the vital powers Of the system.
! The attention Of the reader is respectfully called
to the following certificates. However great a.
chievements have heretofore been made by the use
Of this invaluable medicine. yet daily experience
shows results still more remaIk sbie. The pro-
pretois he,e avail themselves Of Inc opportunity OF
saying it is a of Constant satisfaction thai
lheyate made the of relieving such on a
mount Of ing.
| NEWARK, N J Dec. 10, 1912.
| Mcssrs Sands: Gen,.-Woids cannot express
the gratitude feel Ton your treatment the, "a
stranger suffering under one of the most losthsome
diseases that nature is capaele of bearing The
disease with which afflicted commenced
with inf ELIMINATION OF the eyes, in the year 1886
which caused almost total blindness. For this
wa treated and finally relieved bot the remedies
were suct ~ 10 csH>e the developemen, of a scrof
ulous affection on my iefi arm Il he elbow
! The PAIN extended from the shoulder to the
erd OF my fingers, and for Yeas my .uferinss
we're beyond description tried various RENE.
dies aud consulted different Physicians in New
! York, ami among them the late Dr. Bushe; he told
me the disease Of the caused by The lar &c
quantity of mercury taken TO cur The inAdinma-
| tton OF the eyes
| My sud4rings continued, the arm enlarged, tn
murs iOincd ia different places, and in few
months discharged, making ten E ming ulcers a,
une time, some al and some brlow the elbow.
/ and the discharge was > offensive that NJ person
| could bear To be in the room ul-te was ] then
applied to another distinguished Physician who
roli rn- sr,ruraton OF the was The only thing
that cuud my t., as it was impossible Ia
cure so dreadful disease; bui as was unwilling
4" II lac recommended mo 20 use Swain =
Panncrn freely which did wilhrul deriving bur
iine benef'. For three years Vas unable Ia
rai,c my band to my head comb my hair, and he
.crotuls nov made its appearance on my head, drs
troying the bone in different places, causing ex
tensive ulcerstions. aud feared it mi ght reach nd
1r''rny tic braa--iha heal swrlird vriy nuch
accompanied wuh violent pain, numerous exier-
Z a..
cool --Abou, a y.ar sMce was taken severely
II with a swelling OF the body from head To foot
30 that was entirely helple,s the Doctor advi sed
me to go 10 the bosral for he did no, und ers;and
nv case ; Tor the las, few months had been az
Hcled withs pain on both sdes at times So bard
could scarcely get my breath A hackine cough
constantly annnved n,, and ih,S combined with
my other maladies, rendered ,ne tru, miserable.
Such. gentlemen, had been nv suat,on f,r seven
wears of my he when CONNER need lis usr of your
Sarsapa,illa but as my case was considered hope.
less aud the near prospect of a speedy dissolution
seemed inevitable. | iet but little encouragement,
TO persevere. The persuasion of friends induced
Try your medicine, which in few days pro-
duced great change in my system generally, by
causing appetite relieving the pains, and CIV
ing me strength; as success inspires confidence,
was encouraged 10 persevere nv pains grew
-ier. my strength re,urted, foud rel,shed. tie
felt within me thu, might get we'll have now
used the Sarsaparilla about two months, and
like different being The that 10 be
amPHtated has entirely healed, thing that SEEM
impo.sbe. | can scarcely believe the evidence
,f NJ own :, hut such is the fact; and il is
gene,s L,nrb is beItcI Than /, has leen for wear.
nos,
Health vba, magic in the wo,dl how mapy
nv chimes, and have sough, in vain! Yet it came