Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.

TO the AMERICAN PUBLIC.
Improvement whatever regards the hsppi.
ness and welfare Uf our race 10 Constantly on the
march TO perfection. and with each succeeding
day some problem i solved, or some profound
secret revealed, having an important and direct
bearing mans highest destinies. If We take
q retrospective view the PCS, twenty yrsrs
how is The mind struck with wonder What RAJ
/ pid strides has science made in every department
ofciviiized life. particularly 10 that which relates
TO the knowledge of The human system in health
and disease. How valuable and ndis pensable are
the curative means recently discovered through
the agency Of chemistry! How does the mssi.
nation kndie aod our admiration glow at the in
genuity, the near approach to the standsid Of per-
| lection, oil the present time! Through the elsbu.
rate investigations Of Physiology. the science OF
LIFE, and the Pathology of prevalent diseases,
much valuable practical kno Wedge has been gain
ed. In consequence OF becoming acquainted with
the organization, the elements Of the various It's
sues and structures of the system, remedies have
been sought after and Uncovered exactly ADAPTED
10 combine with, neutrahzs and expel morbifc
matter, the cause OF disease and substitute healthy
action 10 its place. The beautiful simplicity Of
this mode Of treatment 10 not only suggested by the
pathology OF diseases, not only grateful the snf-
ferer, but perfectly in consonance with the opera
tons OF Nature, and satisfactory to the views and
reasonings Of every intelligent, rejecting tnind.-
1t is thus that SAsD's SARsAP.RILLA, . scientific
combination OF essential principles of the most val
uabevegetshle substances, operates upon the sys-
TEN. The Sarsapsrilla is combined with the most
efectusl aids, the most salutary productions, the
most potent simples of the vegetable king dom; and
its unprecedented success in the restoration to
health TO those Who had ng pinned under the most
distressing maadies. has given it an exalted char
acter, furnishing II does evidence of its own in
'rinsic value, and recommending il to The afflicted
in terms the afflicted only can know. Ii has long
been most important desideratum in the practice
OF medicine to obtain remedy similar TO this
one that would act the liver stomach and bow.
els with all the precision and potency Of mineral
preparations, yet without any OF their deIeterious
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 remarkable. The pro-
Prietos here avail themselves Of The opportunity Of
saying it source Of constant satisfaction that
theyare made the means OF relieving such an a.
mount of suffering.
NEWARK, N j Dee Is, 1912.
| Messrs. Sands: Gent.-Words cannot express
the gratitude feel foi your treatment TO me, a
stranger suffering under one of the most oathsome
disease with which was afflicted commenced
with Inflammation of the eyes, in the year 1896,
which caused almost total blindness For this |
VAS treated and finally relieved, but the remedies
were such as to cause the development of scrof.
ulous affection on my left near the elbow.
4 The pain extended from the shoulder to the
end of my fingers, and for two years my suffering
were beyond d, ptiou | tried various RENE
dies and consulted different Physicians in NJ -
York. and among them the late Dr. Busi 6. IA ,o,d
me the disease OF the arm was c"u ca nv the lars,
quantity OF mercury taken u cure The inasmms.
tion of the eyes.
"! SUI. ."gs continued, the arm enlarged, tn.
: ,'s formed in different places and in few
months discharged, making ten running ulcers al
one time, some above and some below the elbow
and the discharge was so offensive that person
could bear TO be in The room where | was. ! Their
applied to another distinguished Physician who
told me smPutation of the arm The only thing
that could my life, it was impossible &c
cure so dreadful disease; but as | was unwilling
to consent to it he recommended me to use Swaim's
Psnscea freely, which did without deriving but
little benefit. For three years | was unable to
raise my hand to my head comb my hair, and the
scTofuls now made its appearance ON my head des
| troying The bone in different places, causing ex.
tensive ulcerations, and feared it might reach nd
destroy the brain--tne heal sweIled very much
accompanied with violent pain, numerous exter.
| nal remedies were recommended, but they did nc
good About year since taken severe ly
III wnh swelling OF the body from head to foot
40 that was entirely helpless, the Doctor advised
me to 60 to the hospital for he did not understand
my case; for the last few months had been az.
hicted wtha pain on both sides at times 50 hard
| | could scarcely get my breath. hacking cough
constantly annoyed me. and this combined with
my other maadies, rendered me truly miserable.
Such. gentlemen, had been my situation for n
years of my life when commenced the use OF your
SarsaparilIa, but as my case considered hope
less and the near prospect of speedy dissoi utOn
seemed inevitable. iet but little encoursg cement,
to persevere. The persuasion of friends induced
me to try your medicine, which in few days pro-
duced great change in my system generally, by
causing an appetite relieving the pains, and CIV
ing me strength; as success inspires confidence,
! was encourage ed TO persevere, my pains grew
easier, my strength returned, food Ielished, the
ulcers healed flesh formed, and once more
felt within me tina, might get we'll | have now
used the SarsaparilIa about two months and a m
like different being The arm that lcds 10 be
ampntated has entirely healed thing that SEEM
ed impossible. / can scarcely believe the evidence
OF my own eyes. but such is the fact: and il is
now as useful as at any period of my life, and my
general health is better than it has been for years
past.
! Health what magic in the word how many
thousands have sought il in foreign lands and sun
ny chimes. and have sought in vain Yet It came
to when had been given up to die, and as
feel the pusation Of health coursing through my
| veins. nv " hole heart and soul GO fo IN in fer
vent gratitude TO the Author of oil our sure mer-
cies, that he has been gracously pleased to bless
| the means made use of. Truly have you proved
your self the good Samaritan to the afflicted, for
next TO my Creator my life is indebted to you tor
Iatbsr) your invaluable Sarsaparills. The value of
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