Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-06

This valuable Medicine is now used and uni.
versay approved by the most distinguished Of
the medical profession throug hout our country,
and by it, intrinsic medical value the public gee
morally (bu, the aill ted particularly have been
made acquainted with lis usefulness, in the re-
moval and cure OF diseases having their orig in
in an impure state Of the blood. The Sarsapa-
rlla is combined with other ingredients, all Of
which are held in the highest estimation by the
most distinguished phy Scrlns for the reno, al
and permanent cure of the following and similar
maadies:
Scroiuld in all IT, forms diseases Of The Zones,
Joints and iieaments Eruplions on the Skin ;
stubborn Ulcers syphilitic symptoms sciatica
or I.unb1go The effects OF Mercury Rheuma-
tism Neura gia--Scurvy. and various other
painful aud chronic affections originating from
the same cause.
4 The following extract from letter just come
TO hand will be read with interest, The writer,
Mr. Amy, is gentleman Of the first respecta-
bility, Justice of the Peace, SC. The patient
suffered for wears with Fever Sores on his legs.
aud could find no relief until he used Sands
Sarsaparilla. Mr. Almy, writing at the request,
and on behalf Of the patient, Jonathan Harris,
says:
BRooKLYN, Conn. July 10, 1874.
Gentlemen 1t has once more become my
duty 10 communicate TO you the situation Of MIR.
Harris, and you may rely upon it ] do 80 with
the utmost pleasure. Mr.. Harris says, that four
OF his sores are entirely healed up, and the re-
mainder are fast doing so. lie further says he
has no pain 10 the affected limb whatever that
his sleep Is of the most refreshing nature, and
his health in every respect very much improved
10 = tl,a "A. all n
exclaim, "What change ~ and earnestly in
quIre what he has been domg lie has gained
in flesh very much, and is abe to work at his
trade, (Which is that Of shoemaker, without
any Inconvenience, THIS i. the substance Of his
narrative; but the picture cannot in any way
here do justice. The manner, the gratitude,
the faith, and the exhiaraing effect upon his
spirits. you can but family imagine. lie requests
me To say that he will come on to see you as
surely as he lives. May God continue to bless
your endeavors to alleviate the miseies Of the
human family, is the icrvent prayer Of your sin.
cere lend.
HUMPHREY ALMY, Ju tce orthe Peace.
| New YoRK, March 18th, ls45.
| Mrssrs. S,Sps.-Grnts. About the middle of August
beiug out on cunning excursion, had the misfortune
To scratch my leg with II pOison"us weed or brihr,
which shortly afterwards became very much swollen
and ntiamed and which continued To grow worse not
wth-inndng the use Of various remedies usually pre-
scribed ~ such Ia the fall was taken i'll with
the bilious fever, which in consequence OF improper
treatment settled in the leg injured nbOve. The
on my leg which had hitherto been confined to one
spot, spread all over the leg, until the surlhce from
NV ankle TO the Knee brcame one continuous ulcer,
which discharged large quantities Of vrnlcnt matter
During all this time | was under the treatment ot
several OF our best phl -cians without receiving any
benefit from them, when as last resort procured n
iew bottles OF your sarsnpnra, the Of which has
entirely cured me- used only four bottles aud hal