The Republican journal., 1869-03-11
SAL Y +: .
Its History, Virtues and Effects.
EyEEE1I,Hl!lNe in Mature Science. Art, Ilnio,opA

! EVERYTHING in Nature, Science. Art, i4iiosopns
~ and Religion, has history.
1t is natural TO the human ralt. to desire to trace
every thing to its source.
We want to know the origin o things, what they have
been, and done, and what their merits are.
1t is not strange, therefore that those who reId OF Miss
Sawyers Salve should inquire Who s Miss Sawyor?"
How came She to get up save?" WAC knows any.
thin about il q g What h1s it donc}" What vii! it
do The following Will give satisfaction to the iuou
liz.
Mss Sawyer Is residen. OF Rocllaad ana has been
for more ti'an thirty years. she is 4 worthy woman
member OF the First Baptist Church, wcH haovn an3
highly esteemed in the community, and with1l cid
and experienced curse. The origin D: her salve may
best related il her words
In 1915 my feet and ankles becanq very Iuuc diseased
with inhAnlmatory rheumatism, leading enlargement
OF the limbs. suffered great and sometimes tAcrue.i-
mig pain. Ny muscles were 40 sNolen AMI contracted
that could not walk, and when sitting up was compelled
TO have my liiabs supported 10y chairs and holsters
seriously feared that Should be a cripple Tor life
tried almost everything that promised benefit. But tho
medicines OF the dry, paiIkers panac,as and niments
al failed to give me permanent relief.
80 Necessity is mother OF invention | set myself
to work at last to what could M self devise for my
mal1dy Having knowledge Of The curative proper
lies Of various things that seemed adapted to my
case began TO compound them, aud continued M
pcrilnents until crowned my cndcayors The
sal'e which Offer to the public the result. Tia
application dispeied tic Inflammation, eased the pain
reduced the swelling and contraction and in short tme
entirely cured have had but attack since when
t"o or three applications drove 1t away These state
lenis can DC Suosanflated by many OF the tzenS o.
&ockland convers5pt with the fact,
Some time after l got about, # my ncgapors
hAoff WAS SEa! ahlet'9 WIKI sefo uor' sores upon
hAhds ana arms, 7icA rendered tncn cntiH! useless
| mace some OF saiVe for her, sAe used ", and IN
. l,r
ie~ weeks She wa eea" ana Whole' LENS was so0u
Aoised aofo2d inong the neshbors c"scs OF vsrions
k'ud' m"ti'd ana F'le@'" arpliN'0AS ioF the 'ai}c
were made 10 me md from that day 10 this have pu
up considerable qIale> t" ill., chiefly Tor The use OF tie
citizens Of my own city.
" have repeatedly been soiieed to introduce IL 10 tl-
general public, but being under no necessity OF doing any
tAlns OF the kind from pe,unG,ry considerations and
iorcSeeng many difficulties N Tie way OF Introducing It
as well as TING fact i successful In convincing the public
OF IT'S rear value the market would soon oc Hooded WITH
base limitations, have decline" until recently have
at length consented, knowing that there multitude
who want just such save but do not know where 10
EroHnre it, Many indeed, write that they have inquired
for ii ofv1rous apoJhecArtes ana been urged to take
other kind.
In advertising 1t 1 am frequently tot that slali
never be rcnunerated for my pains, &c; tc monoy
back which may spend in making /, known The pub
ic This docs not troube ne IS am NOT actuUed bJ
mercenaF! considerations ana am IN no y e Dependant
| upon az, income from the sale Of my sa!ve.
As last as the dt mani 0r il increase tue podts
ended in advertising 1t more WIDELY aud H. iu BIS
/ mill il ia l,,o,.,, =, ~. ,. ,,r. IS .... ,o4
" " w. l" e''i9 PAY "a '''e i"-u'
Its effects III the hands OF those who have used H.
though remarkable and 10 me exceedingly gratifying III,
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' SUI p'''e Ai', ioi Ni0" "A' II uo 'er me ana HIS
done Tor my nelghbors.
Every day. almost hear of the cures IL has 1yrouo,r
o.
| az" 'i'e "oliuciS Is "o'u6'
| Those who use it once VIII never BE without il,
There or, many ,y;, ,o,l3 nov ,,,t tr;c ~ +, "a tte,
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to"u nol opt"Ih Il WITHOUT INNS however l. needless,
rs It i, brought within hc reach of all.
N nv tio,,s ut II fr- ,orsrs ro.lf
. ,.r H.. go
III untrtht St.'S @o"'u o. gwen II IL were ueeled ad'
sable.
AIN placing il before the uuir orc m son,,. mo-, l.
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| ''I' ti'' II VIII meet wen t0IuI" Iec' LIoi'
If the people had been frequently and SO gro4