Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
SANDS
SARSAPARILLA.

V,O A Disco ,NiNG PUBLIC.-Seif preservation If
Il an Inherent principle irmly seated IA ILe hear
df man. alighis upon tbs shores of iine th,
most helpless of all Gods creatures. hut soon ~
Reason reaTs hefstaudard, he sees, and thinks an,
eneitcirs himself with objects oi protection boing
endowed with that nuI noble intellect which dis
tingoi-hes him as the head al All. ny his powrI
mountains are levelled, rivers are turned foI The
coarse, the land Is girt with iron bound tracks en-
abl ng bim "a ny, as u were with iba wings uf III,
wind The ocean spark les brneaih his leet as The paI
liant ship speed ou To some dis ant shore. Bur utI
al ms deli gated wisdom, man ~ hsIprss sin as
tue green foliage OF nature is destroyed by the a
tlmnll irosts, so are men cut down by the hand al
disease. IL walks abroad aud We cannot stay is pro-
errss men fan by the wayside, aud others mourn
Their loss. Rnt as the history OF mank ind evnces
gradiil Improvement. VII, VIII say that suh, ring
anh pam - 10 areompany us ~ all walks Of life
Among The many aud important discoveries or this
senefii' ~ Is one recently announced 10 the public
whose Fame will he written as with sunbeam in the
histoy Of the past. SANDS SARS ,PARIfLA
stands hrth alonc, aud by It's avn woiks proclaim
p'wrr-thai mui" eloquence, irresst bly, affecting
~ tue appeals of The suffering for relief has been an
sw.red; liseasrs have been cured by This inyaIua
blr inedicn such as not furnished in the records
oi t'lnr Thee things are not done IN secret place
or some unt nowm town. hut are done in our pnbIic
places aud the highways. They are b. ought bef,rr
me world L, snhsantate beyond doubt The healing
ti,iues of il' new preparation, aud the facts un-
i"ded although gigantic ,re as plain as The glt of
nay anu where is that high priest Of envy thai cnn
gainsay TRUrH! - ~ '
The fol owing of an nvrtera,e case of scrof,la
is submitted To the careful con ider,tion Of dis
I
source hs cannot be- called in question. II may well
oesa'd TRUTH IS srRAS"rR THAN fioroN"
,, NEw foRk, Sept. "a, is42.
Mrssrs. Sands: Cent In the cholera summer of
the year 1882 d sease first made ITS appe atsnce ON
the end Of my tongue. which continued Ia snr-nd
sfadua iy ior three years, during which time was
lhntr the treatment si different physci hs without
receiving any essential benefit. was sallyalra uu A
me nesh dropped hOm my gums. hly tongue was
scaflhed, IL qrently cautefizei, slit lenatIw Sc "A,
cut CT sswise, until was tod That the only cure
would be 10 cut my tongue of at the root; but as
u seemed 'certai' whether m is would put stop To
Tue rlvnges of such disease referred 10 risk a,
'he hiiher Than submit 10 the Ope ration,
scotnl,'ns affection now commenced on my right
eN, lit'e below the eye, aud continuing inward
soon mlnck'd the bone' forming matter inirrnalI
winch db cha eed ~ the mouth, through an opening
can ed by The tXfacti u of tootl The disease the
seized npon the roof OF my mouth, inst under the
opening rom me nose, und soon destroying HE bone,
continued s progr rs upward and hack kwaid into the
homes he nose, which II destroy ed, together wuh
the cartlhes. gathering then took place in my
neal whch discharged thick fet d ~ tier from the
nose, which reseihled bones or shells. a. Il came
on' ~ s'fne' hs large round as quill Piece
oi none h's' dropped from my hnai ia ihe Ino II |
throne the passage made by the disease in the uppe
law' Ihe e"npiah NJ hnw spread over the nnse and
n",h Eyes destroying The i"wer eye lashes
an" s"pp'he 'he opening hom the eyes Ia the nose,
wl'nh eau Ell 'lnn-t continual W of tears Al /
this tne ~ smell aud taste bot gone, my hear
ing nearly So, ana my sIght SO much mplied To
rtnder impossible for 10 distinguish an object ~
the disarce Of two feet. My memory also wis So
mnrh hhrrted hhi could not retain any thing heard
", was nearly that at idocity. I be disease occa
>"hhl'y appeared 10 ho hetter aud then lnnked to
"arh deaih us the termination OF my suferings.
Iearine through the newspapers the remarkable
,,cH :" yof Saishparia, hope sprung up alresh, aud
ihonel my casr was considered beyond the reach Of
'Ti fesOlN t@i 10 make one more ohou To reuain my
leaitN' ~ ms period, my means exhausted ~
Tying various medicines, and dying, as I was by H
hehes II can be readily supposed with what feeling
o"ke" toward reHti u Is now just SIX weeks since
eros Ell Tue threshhod of your doup, aud was then
!" oe't from winch the eye turned with pity and the
tieS WIN disgust, I was then man who was brOk
" u"Wn WnP suffering aud disease. who'o cup oi
sofS was more ihan full, looked u. on the world
: u ~ 10 me The past and future were brth alike II
VI "ho memory proves true To her trust aud ~ son
u tH'h'nh q, So long will cherish with heartfelt
rht'une Tue benrht. have rrr ived tundP the u
Igs of Divine Providence, Goni the ms, your Sor
'F"",h w Two weeks tram the time hogan using
",,"' lne me Internal ulcers hegan Ia he'll aud
rw ne,h 10 i"rn. 1hs b ls continued until am en-
hy cured ana wholly 81 from the nf Iour Inedi II
ne. NY feelings are such as Canned describe b,
IN scarcely realize that am the suffering object
~ was :" mort Time ago My appetite - good. II
trp "''"' 'a''y ahh Tor 1--WE weeks past have been
We 10 !" low my uad (which Is that Of shoemaker,
most as well as at any pr o Of NV IIGo II
W u ing gratitude, shah remain yours,
"s' 'teihi, GEORGE DtlLNI, III
-, No, lli " iilrt street.
applied 'o me TOR lrtrs af reronmrn n,i,,ion Ia
eS'S7 "a 'ds' ana HE cure cam strictly under my
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: eptcmbsr 10, 1870. '' II ,
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, s,le Agent for Lhode island C
November II, I8i2,