Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-18
SANDS
SARSAPARILLA.

rNDA DIS 'E1NING PUhLlC.-Seif preservation t.
l. an inherent principle FIRMLY seated IN The heart
ni man. alishls upon III, shores of I in,e the
helpless Of all Gods creatures. but soon ~
ienson rears her standard, he SEES aud thinks ara
encrcirs himself with objects oi Pr"t' cion being
endowed with that most noble intellect which dis
tint cuisines him as the head Of All. by his power
mountains levei"d, rivers turned fouI then
course, the land is girt with iron bound tracks en-
abl ng him 20 fly, II were, with the WINS of IN,
wind HE ocean sparNlns beneath his iret the raj
lant ship sped "n Ia some distant shore. but with
all his del, gated wisdom, man Is h9lpless still as
the green foliage Of nature Is destroyed 10y The a
| tumnil frusis, so are men cut down by the nd of
disease. II walks ab'oad and cannot stay us pro
.rrss; men iall by the wayside and others mniIru
their loss. Rnt rs the history OF mnDkind ryinces
70 lduai Improvement. whp will say that sun rine
pain Is Ia accompany us ~ all our walks Of life
| Among The many and important discoveries nr this
generati rs one recently announced to the publh
whose Zane III be written as with sunbeam the
histo Y of the past. SANDS SARS ApARII.LA
stands forth alone, aud by It's own works pr cli H.
pnwcr that mute eoquence. rrrsist blv agrctine
~ the appeals of the suffering f relief has bren an
swt red. Diseases have beeu cured by this nyaIio
lie medic ne, such M not furnished In the records
Of time. Thee things are not done IN secret places
or some unknown town, hut are done ia our publr
pInrp4 AID the higlIways They are bought brf,r,
/ he wor to suhsiantate beyond ,ubt The he iup
ti'iues oi thu new preparation, aud the facts
folded, although gigantic, are rs plain rs The light o
day and where is tllt high pris Of envy that can
gainsaN TEUrH?
The following care Of an nvrteraIe case Of scrofula
is submitted To The CAREFUL con- ider 'tion "f dis
corning public, and its truth vnuohcd for from such
source cannot be called question. u may well
lie said "TRuTH IS srRANGER TuAN FicroN."
N,w ORR, S-pr, II, 1872
Messrs. Sand': Geni.-ln the chn era summer ni
the year 1872 d sease tr,I made ltS appearance Oh
the e'd of my tongue. which continued I" spread
-ridua ~ ior three years, during which tine WIS
Ter the treatment ef different physci ns without
receiving any es.emtial benefit was saiavat dun;ii
The flesh dropped fiom my gums Ny tongue was
scar freq ientIy cauieiileI, slit ensh~ Sc, AID
cut cr sswise, until was told that the only cure
would be- 10 cut my tongue off ai the root but
| lharI 4.
The wages of such disease, preferred 10 risk
lie Iaiher Than snlnlt Ia the operation.
A scrutnluus affection now commenced on my right
chs ek, little rlow the eye, aud continuing inNatd
soon attacks the bnnr' iorming matter internally,
which db charged IN the mouth, through an opening
ed by the extraction Of tooti. The disease then
seized upon the roof ot my mouth just undet The
ope ming from the nOsr, und destroying the bone,
continued lis pr uer, upward aud ward into the
bones uf the nose, which u DESTROY ed, together with
the cau,l ,leprs. gathering then took place IN my
heal which discharged thick fet u ~ from the
nose, which resenbled soft borrs shells us 1t came
nu, IN strings rs large rouud as goose qnil. Fleece
Of hone also dropped from my hoad IN Tho mou' h
through The passage made by the disease ~ the upper
Jaw. The complaint now spread over the n,sa nnd
enveloprd both eyes destruyHg the l"weT lashes
and stopping the open NC fom the eyes to the nose
winch eau ed Inn u continual n W Of tears. AL
this Time ny smell and taste both gonr, my helr
ing nearly So, aud my sight much impaired as To
render II Impossible for me To distinguish an object AZ
The dis ace Of Two feot. Ny mrnory alsn w. 50
much affected that could not retain any thing heard
III Ia, i've minutes and my con iiton, u moi whol
Iy, was nearly that Of ,do' ny. he disease "eea
sonnlly appeared Ia he BETTER aud then lorkcd To.
ward death rs The 'efminat on of NY sullrTines,
Hearing throngh the new s,aprrs the rrmarkallr
ynur SaIsapar In, hope spung up aiTesh, aud
although my case was considered beyund the rrah oi
,rt, IesO, ed Ia make edoii tn regain my
health. N this perind my means were exhausted ~
trying vari"us medicines and dying, ~ was, by
inches, II can h" readily surpassed viii, what feeling
looked toward ulrf II Is now just - weeks sinrt
eros Ell The ,hfeshhod oi yonr door, aud was III, u
an object from which The eye turned with pity and The
srnses Will disgust. was then hu was brnk |