Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
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SARSAPARILLA.

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TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC preservation /.
a an inherent prlhcPlr hImly set d IN The hrarI
h man, igh upon ~ Sh"rrs of I ime the
most helpless uf All go IS crertures hut ~ soon as
II Jason rear- h"t standard he sees, aud thinks ard
ehcIfcl himself with objects o pr fclion being
endowed wiih that m"st noble intellect which dis
tingnishes him as the head OF Al. By his power
mountains evellrd rivers are turn. no, The ir
co irse ihr land l. girt with iron bound tracks
ab hs HIM - ny, as n were, WIN the wings uf The
wind he ocean sparhles meath his Get as the gal
lant ship sp ed "n 10 ome Il slant shore. But with
All ms del' gated wis i"m, man IS helpless still as
the green foliage Of nature ~ destroyed Ivy the
tnn'n irosis 80 are men cut down by toe II nd "i
disease. u walks Ib DAD aud weCanuOt stay its pro-
'rrs-j men I'll, by the waySidc, aud others mourn
Their loss lut ~ the hisioy at nank ind evinces
~ dual Improvement. VIII viii say that snf n
hnh pau - To accompany us III all walks al life
>mone the miny aud important discoveries Of this
venrrai Is one recently announced 10 the public,
VIII Sc fame ~ he wrllien with sunbeam in the
histoy Of the past. SANDS SARS ,rARII IA
SANDS forth nnr, aud by its wotks pTnclsi ~ s
IN me appeals of he suffering foi relief has been
sw.red, lseasrs have been cured by This ipvalua
hr inrdicne, such ~ not furnished in the records
of time. The things not done IN secret places
places AID the highways. They are b,ought b-fnrr
me w"rl '" snhsl mtlate beyond doubt the healug
Nn,"rs 81 TN new PREPARATION and the facts un-
folded although gigantic re ~ plain ~ the Ight Of
day aud where Is that gh pii st of envy that can
gaiusat rGurH?
The following care of an nvrterac case Of SC ofuIa
u submitted To the careful liberation of dts
corning pnhlic ,and its truth vouIhcd for from such
source ns cannot b" cal ed question. II may well
ne SAID "IhuTH ~ sTRANGER THAN FIcrIss."
NV NoRK, sept. ~, 1912.
Mcssrs. nd Gfnf.-ln the cho era sumner nf
INC yea, 1889, sease first made its appearance on
'ho tnd at nay tneue. which contin ,cd to spread
Ttdua " Tor three years, during which tine w.s
~ yer i1' Tearnenl 't different phys ci ns without
rceiyin any essential benefit. was saiavatrd uu II
ne neSh dropped hom my gums. W tnngne "
''hheI, II q,enty cauteIized slit lengthw 81, "a
cut cr sswisc, until was tod that the only cure
w"nId he Ia cut my tongue OF ~ the root but as
u seemed u ctnal whether hi wnuld put "a st y To
lhr wages at such disrdse, preferred 10 risk my
lI'e i'lher than slbm Ia the operation.
scfnt1l''us aHeclitn now commenced on my TIght
cirek,a lIltle below the eye, aud continuing inward
coon attack d the bone' forming matter INTERNALLY,
which rrIa rgrd the ~ ,utl, throuVh an opening
iau ed ny The txtacti of tooth The disease then
ezed upon the roof Of my uh, just under The
penhs rom me nosr, und soon destroying me bone,
r"hthn us progress upward aud backward M" the
homes Il The nose, which II destro, ed. together wilh
The caLIeg :. A gathering then took place ~ my
"ean whith "ISehatsc Ilich fct d mtitr ''uhi tue
hose, when rrsenlblcd soft bones shells ns u came
M III 'trings As large rouud goose quill, Piece
u huhe als' drop,"d rom my hnid ~ lie m"l u II
through The pa sage made by tie ii sea ~ te upper
aw' rue c"npithi n"w spread over the nose ana
envelope both eyes, Getrling the lower rye lasles
'nd stopping the opening fum the eyes 10 the nose
which eau ed Iihost continual Il W OF tears. ~
his time smell ana taste we've both gone, my he -
hg nearly sn' ana my sight much impaired ~ To
'sndei nP"SSI''" Tor me to distinguish an "hJrc' "
me as - cr "l Two feet. Wy memory also was so
much affected lat could retain any thing heard
Id To hve minutes and my condiioa. no, wh"l
~, was nearly that of ido,ity. The disease orca
'l"n,lly appeared To he better, and then lo"kea 10
ward death as the 'ermr at uf my suierines.
Tearing through the newspapers tie remarNah'r
cures ~ Your ~aiSapar Ia, hope sprung up aresh, ana
although MY cas- was considered heyund the ra,h oi
RI, teso' ed To make one more elliott to regain my
heat.'. A. Ibis period, my means were exhausted ~
trying Nafinns medic mes, and dying, as ! was, toy
lnehr-, ~ can bercadily surpassed with what feeling
lacked 'ow'rd relief. II Is uSt weeks since
eros ed the thrcslluld of ,oIr dnor and was then
~ ohlert from which the eye lurned wh pity and the
'tn rs wh disgust, was then a man who washrok .
N dowh witf suffering and disease, whu.c cup ol
~ ScfN was more tdn iull. Ia iked on the wOrlu
~ d al 10 me the past aud future both alike
but while memory prnves to her trust and reason
1T rhihi"n' a. ;" long WI cherish W th heartfelt
gratitude the benefit. la rec, ived under the u es
ings nl Divine Prnvid'ncr fom the ,f your Sar 4
Saparilia. In two weeks from the time began usug
tue mtdr me the hternii ulc began Ia heal aud
new te-h To torn This has continued until am EN-.
trry cuied, aud wholly from The Of medi-
cme Ny feelings are such a. cannot describe. 4
can scarcely realize HAT am the suffering object al
h'y was :" 'hori time ago My appetite is good, l
'leep naturally aud for two weeks past have been
able TO lo low my ad which is that of shoemakerl
rlmostaS wellas ~ any pr oil Of my io.
WIN la'tins gratitude, shall ever remain yours,
most atcin GEORGE DULAY, II
No. IA " ilIct street.
The facts as above stated strictly true. h hav II
ln9 applied To me for letter of recommr ndati"n tn
MeSSrSs sands, and ilie cure cam strictly under my
ersOnal obs.Tvation. II
\BEAHAM H\1rIELD II
Aldefmth of tie lth ward Uf the city of New York.
September l6, 1872. i
Prepared and s,Id II whelrsIl lie and reiai and for
'xponaiion, hr A. u. sands Y Co., liruggrsis and
hem,s, Granite bindings 913 Broa way corner nf
hammers street, New York. Price 81 per ootle-six
Iotes ff 81. II
CHARLES bytR, Jr., 4a wesmin,iprst.,
S,e Agent for khude Island. II
For sale by u. J. TAfLrR, Agent, Newport, r. |. II
November II, lS42. II