Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

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1 TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.
\ & MISREPRESENTATION i an irbsten, princi.
I ~ pie firmly seated 10 the heart of man. tie
alights upon the shores Of Time the most helpless
Of all Gods creatures but as soon rs Reason resrs
\ her standard. be sees. and thipks and eneircles
himself With objects II protection; being endowed
with that noble intellect which distinguishes
4 him as the head Of all. BY his power mountains
ate lcyeIled. rivers are turned from their course,
I the land is bound with nbound tracks. enabling
him to fly, as il wfte, with he wings of the wind
,he ocean spalkles beneah bis feet as the gallnnt
I ship speeds on 10 some distant shore. But With
all this delegated wisdom man is helpless still as
the green 70 iage OF nature is destroyed by the
tumnel ffosts, men cui down BY the hand Of
disease II walks abroad aud cannot stay us
progress; men fail BY the wayside, ard others
mourn their loss. But as the history Of mankind
evinces gradual Improvement, who will say that
suffering and pain Is TO accompany US in all
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 SARSAPARILLA stands forth alone,
and by its own works proclaims IT'S power--that
mute eluquence, so irresistby affecting in the APP
pess Of the suffering for relief has been answered.
Diseases have been cured by this invaluable med
cine such AZ are not furnished in the records OF
time. These things are not done in secret places,
or some unknown town, but are done 10 our public
places and the highways. They are brought be-
fore the world 10 snbstantiate beyond doubt the
healing virtues Of this new preparation, and the
facts unfoldcd, although gigantic, are as plain as
the light Of day. and where is that high Priest o.
Envy that gainsay IrRthf
| The following cure Of inveterate case OF Scfo-
fula is submitted to the careful consideration OF
Discerning public, and its trGth vouched for from
such source as cannot be called IN question 1t
may well be said, ''I'ruth is stranger than ffc-
lion"
| New York, September Ia, 1912.
! Messrs Sands-Geni In the cholera summer Of
| the wear 1892 disease FIRST inside its appearance
on the end of my tongue, which continued to spread
gradually for three years, during which time was
under the treatment of different physicians with
out receiving any essential benefit. was salivat-
ed until the flesh dropped from my gums. My
tongue was scar6ed, frequently eauterized, slit
epgtbwse and cut crosswse, until was told that
the only cure would be TO cut my tongue of at the
| root; but as il seemed uncertain whether this
would put stop the ravages of such disease,
| preferred TO risk my life rather than submit TO
the operation.
A scrolulous affection now commenced on my
| right cheek little below the eve and continuing
inward soon attacked the pone' forming ha,'e' m
terna"y, winch oischafged 10 Tue NOUN ''i'ousu
Tie disease then seized upon the roof of the mouth
just under the opening from the nose, and soon de-
siroying the bone, continued its progress upward
and backward into the bones of the nose, which IL
destroyed together win toe oa,uiases, sa'ne'
ing then 'ooh pace ~ my neao' "pe" se'
a thcK letio matter from my ho'e' "''o" RISEN"
pied so't pohes OF shei's, as Hcame ou' III ss,nsa
l.. ~ tDna
as large ana founo as goose u' i'eces o. po"e
also cropped from my mead mo 'ne NOUN 'n'o"sn
me passage maae oy Inc disease IN .''e upper jaw
i"e e''nr'a'"' NOV sPiea" over ine "oss "''a
opeu poin EYES, ues''oy'ng uo'n eye.iasnes anu
s'ppp N ,"e opsns ..o ,i NC :. o ''o a,
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haa.;'a na.,l, 80 80 -, ~, - - ;r.ns;sad
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49,. ~ a;",is ~ ~. g, NJ, 49, :.
also 90 - rn..h atrs.,aa ,hs, ca,d 10, r.,ay
sn,, ,h;n, hssra "a Co. g. ,,ian,s. al -.
sond;,;on Il no, wboIl. va. nearly ,bs, If ;d;ac;.
Th" Ia. : ~. ,,.' .s ,n - =. ho,,a
,ne u'ses $50 appsae. - oe
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'ea'sns 'ne .e Haoe
cures % your oa'sspa''i'a' noPe sp'uns " ane'h
a.nougn my case was cons''e'eo oesohu sne .eaoh
OF er, resolved 70 maze one more enore 70 re-
hausted in trying various medicines, and dying, as
| WINS, BY inches = can be readily supposed with
six weeks since crossed the threshold Of yoor door
and was then an o.iec, from which The eve tnrned
with ni,v and the senses with DISGUST. Iwas then
a man who "a brok en- down with inc and dis
oase whose Gun of misery was more than fall
4 looked upon the world as dead to me the past and
| future we're both alike BIZ, while memory prove.
,re IN her trust and reason si,s enthroned 80 lon
will | cherish with heartfelt eratitude the bene6,
have received (under The blessing of Divine Provi
dence) from the use of your Sarsaparilla, In two
weeks from the time began using the medicine.
the internal ulcers gan TO heal and new flesh To
form This has continued until am entirely cured
and wholly So from the use of medicine NV feel.
ings are such as cannot describe. can scarcely
realize that am the suffering object OF pity was
so short time ago My appetite is good, / sleep
naturally and for two weeks past Rave been able
to follow my trade (Which is that of a shoemaker
almost as well as at any period of my life.
| Wthlastng gratitude / shall ever remain yours,
most gratefully.
GEORGE DULAY, ia WiIiet-st.
The facts as above stated are strictly true, he
having applied to me COR letter OF recommenda-
ton to Messrs Sands. and the cure came strictly
under my personal observation.
ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
/ Alderman Of the lth ward of the city of N. Y
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