WHOLE NO. as6.

TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.
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SelpreServatou inherent Principle firmly seatet. ~
the hear, OF He aghts upon the shores OF Time 'he
helpless all Gods creatures, bu Reason
standard he Sees and thinks aud enccleS HIM
self with objects OF protection beng endowed with that
noble Intellect which distinguishes him rs The head o. a
BY his power mountains Ieyre rivers turned irm
their course land gr with irosound tracks, enabling
him 10 ay, as it were, with the wings OF the wind the
ocean paks beneath his the gallant ship speeds on
to some distant shore But with all this delegated wisdom.
man is helpless still; the green foliage OF nature Is de-
strsyed by the autrmnai trts, cut down by
the hand OF disease II walks abroad and cannot stay
lis progress men fall by the waysde, and others mourn
their loss But the history OF mankind evnceS gradual
Improvement who will say that suffering and pain IS to ac-
company us in all our walks OF life Among the and
important discoveries OF this generation recently au
pounced 10 the public whose fame Will be written as viii
sunbeam in The history OF the past. SANosS SAssAp,
RuIA stands forth alone and by owr works proclans rs
po~erthat eloQuence rreSistiby affecting IN tire
appeals the suffering for relief. has been answered.
Diseases have been cured y this invaluable medicine such
as no, furnished in the records of time These things
not done places unknown town, but
done in our public places and the highways They
brought before the world Substlnate beyond doubt the
healing virtues this preparation and the un-
folded although gigantic. plain the light OF day.
and where is ia, High Priest Envy that can gaRsay
Truth.


the following OF nveterate case OF Scrofula
c and lis truth vouched for from such source cannot
be called in question. 1t may well be said, T1sth
stran ger than Fiction"


