Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.
MISREPRESENTATION Is en- inherent priucf
- pie frml, se.ted the teart OF man. Tie
aiishts upnn the shores of Time the most helpless
Of al Gods creatures, but rs soon as Reason rear'
her standard. he sees. and thinks. and encircle'
himself with objects &c pIotection; being endowed
with that most noble intellect which distinguished
him a. the bead Of all. BY his power mountsins
are ievelIed rivers are turned from THEN course
the land is bound with iron bound tracks. enabling
him 10 rs, as IL were, with the wings OF the wind
the ocean spafkles beneath his feet as the gallant
ship speeds on to some distant shore. Bot with
al this delegated wisdom man Is helpless stills as
the green TO iHge of nature is destroyed by the au
rumnal frosts, so are men cui down BY the hand Of
disease. Ii walks abroad and we cannot stay us
progress; men fall by the waysde. and Others
mourn their loss. But as the history of mankind
evinces gradual Improvement. who will soy that
suffering and pain is to accompany US IN ell oui
walks of life. Among the many and important
discoveries Of this genet alton 10 one recently an
nounced to the public, whose fame will be written
as with sunbeam in the history Of the past
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA stands forth alone,
and by its own works proclaims IFS power-tha'
mute eoquence, so irresistibly affecting in the np-
peals Of the suffering for relief has been answered
cine, such as are not furnished in the records OF
time. These things are not done in secret places
or some unknown town, but done in our public
places and the highways. They brought be-
fore he world to substantiate beyond doubt the
healing virtues of this new preparation, and the
facts unfolded although gigantic, are as plain as
the light of day; and where is that High Priest oil
Envy that can gainsay Truth
The following cure of an inveterate case oil Sore
fua ia submitted TO the careful consideration OF a
discerning public, and its truth vouched for from
such source as cannot be called in question. II
may we'll be said, "1'rufh is stranger than Fic-
tom
NEW YORK, September IA, 1912.
Messrs Sonds-Gent In the cholera summer Of
the year 1892, a disease first made its appearance
the end of my tongue, which continued to spread
gradually for three year,, during which time | was
under the treatment Of different physicians with
out receiving any essential benefit. was sslivst-
ed unt, the flesh dropped from my gums. My
tongue scariied, frequently cauterized, slit
engthwise and cut crosswse, until was told that
the only would be to cut my tongue of at the
root; but as it seemed uncertain whether this
would put stop TO the ravages of such di.ease,
preferred TO risk my life rather than submit 10
the operation.
A scroiuIous affection now commenced on my
right cheek little below the eve, and continuing
inward soon attacked the bone, forming matter in.
ternay, which discharged in the mouth through
opening caused BY the extraction Of tooth.
The disease then seized uponthe roof of the mouth
just under the opening from the nose, and soon de-
stroying the bone, continued it's progress upward
and back ward into the bones Of the nose, which it
destroyed together with the carriages. A gather
ing then took place in my head which discharged
thick fetid matter from my nose, which resem-
bled soft bones or shells, as itcame out in Strings
as large and rounG as goose.quili. Pieces OF bone
also dropped from my head INFO the mouth through
The passage made by the disease in the upper jaw.
The complaint now spread over the nose and envel-
oped both eyes, destroying both eye-ashes and
stopping the opening from the eyes to the nose,
which caused almost a continual fos of tears. At
his time my smell and taste we're both gone, my
hearing nearly so, and my sight so much impaired
~ to render it impossible for to distinguish an
object at the distance of two feet. MY memory
also was mach affected that could not retain
any thing | heard said for five minutes and my
condition, if not wholly, nearly that OF idiociiy
The disess, occasionally appeared TO be better,
and then looked toward death as the termination
Of my sufierings.
Hearing through the newspapers the remarkable
cures Of your Sarssparis, hope sprung up afresh
although my case was considered beyond the reach
of arr, | resolved to make one more effort TO re-
gain my health. At this period my means were ex-
hausted in trying various medicines, and dying, as
wns by inches, it can be readily supposed with
what feeling Hooked toward relief. IL is now just
six weeks since crossed he threshold Of your door,
and was then object from which the eye turned
with pity and the senses with disgust. 1 was then
man who was broken down with suffering and dis
ease, whose cup of misery was more than foil.
looked upon The world as dead to me- the past ind
future were both alike but while memory proves
true to her trust, and sits enthroned, long
will cherish with heartfelt gratitude the benefit |
have received (under the blessing of Divine Provi
dence) from the Of your Sarsaparilla. In two
weeks from the time began using the medicine,
the internal ulcers began heal and new flesh to
form. This has continued until am entirely cured
and wholly so. from theuse OF medicine. My 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 ola shoemaker,
almost well as at any period Of my life.
Withlasting gratitude, shall ever remain yours,
most gratefully.
GEORGE Outlay, ia Willet-st.
The facts as above stated are strictly true, he
having applied 10 me Tor letter of recommenda-
ton TO Messrs Sands. and the cure came strictly
under my rers onsl ub-ervation
ABRAHAM HATFIELD.
Alderman of the ! l,h ward of The city Of N Y.
Wonderful effects of Sands Sar-
sdpariHa in Nor1ich.
Read the following from Mrs. VIM Phillips,
who has long resided at the Falls The facts are
we'll know 10 all the old residents in that part Of
the city
MtssRs. A. Il. SANDS & Co, SiRs: Most
gratefully do ! embrace this opportunity for stat
ing to you the great relief obtained by the oi
your Sarsaparia. | shall also be happy, through
you, To publish TO all who are afflicted as | lately
was. the account Of ny unexpected, and even for
a long while despaired of cure. Mine is painful
story, aud ryng and sickening as is the narrative
Of II. for the sake of many who may be so surely
relieved, will briefly yet accurately state it.
Nineteen years ago last April III OF sickness left
me with an ErysipeIa- eruption. Dropsical coec-
tons Immediately took place over the entire sur
face of my body, causing such an enlargement that
IT was necessary To add half yard TO the size Of
my dresses around the waist Next followed upon
nv limbs. ulcers, painful beyond description. For
years both in summer and winter, the only mitlga-
ton of my suffering foaod in pouring upon those
paris cold water. From my limbs the pain extend
ed my whole body There was literally for
me rest, by day by night Upon lying dow
these pains would shoot through my system, and
compel me to arise, and, for hours together, walk
the house, so that was almost entirely deprived of
sleep. During this time the Eryspelas continued
active, and the ulcers enlarged and so deepl, have
these eaten, that for and half years they have
been subject 10 beedino Dnrinp ,basa aI,,o.,