The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-07-26
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AMER CAN PUBLIC.

AMER CAN PUB IL.
IMPROVEMENT in whatever regards tho
harpInes~ and w-ifar. of our race is constant y
on the march TO p -rfeciinn, AMI with cuch sue
ceedng Day sore new problem is solved, or
some profound secret revealed, having an I'M
rc-tan, and dIect b. airing ov.r mans highest
destini.s. II We take a retrospective view over
! the past twenty Yeas. how is the min! struck
with wonder! What rapid strides ha, science
made in every .parimert Of civilized lifs. par
tIcuarly in that which relates to the know ledge
Of the human system ia health and disease. How
valuable and indispensable are The curative
mrans recently discovered through the agency OF
chenttry, How DIES the imagination kindle
and our Imagination Z low III the ingenuity. The
near approach to In" standard of peri ction. Of
! ;hs present tim Through The elaborate invrs.
tiga'ions oi Physiology. or The science of LIFE,
and the Pathology Of preva ent diseases, much
valuabls practical Knowledge has been gained.
In c"nsequ nee ct becoming acquainted whh
the organization, The elements Of the various lis
sues and structures of the system, remedies have
been sought after and discovered exactly adiTt-
cd to combine with, neutral re ard expel morbid
matter, the cause oil disease, and substitute heal
Il action in its place. The beautiful simplicity
of this me- ode of treatment is not only suggest ed
by the pathology of d;s-nses, not only grateful to
the sufferers, but perfectly IN c1nSonance with
views and reasonings Of every intelligent. reiec-
ting mind. 1t is thus that SANDS SARsArAR-
lila, a scientific combination Of essential prin.
I c,ples Of the most valuable vegetable substan-
ces, operates upon the system. The Sarsapar:l-
! la is combined with the mos, efieciual aids, the
most salutaIy productions, the most potent
pies of the vegetable kingdom, and its unprece-
denied success in the restoration TO health OF
those who hau long pinned under the most dis'rrs
Z L ladt. I'll.
character, furnishing il does evidence of lis
own intrinsic value, and recommending it 10 the
affllc,,d in erns the afflicted only can know
II has long been nost important disideIatum in
the practice of medicine 20 obtain a remedy SIM
liar to fhis-one that would act on the liver,
stomach and bowels with all the precision and
poieccy Of mineral pr partitions, yet without any
of their deeierious effects upon the vital powers
Of the system.
fs,- The attention of The reader is respectfully
called 10 The following certificates. However
great achievements have heretofore been made BY
this invaluable medicine, yet daily experience
shows results still more remarkable. The pro-
prietors here avail themselves of abe opportunity
of saying it is source of conriant satisfaction
that they are made the means OF relieving such
an amour, Of suffering.
NEWARK, NJ. Dec. Is 1913
.Messrs. Sands: Gent Words cannot
express the gratitude feel for your treatment
10 me. a stranger suffering under one OF The
most loathscme dseasrs that nature is capa-
bic of bearing. The disease with which
was afflicted commenced with irllam:naiioD
of the eyes, in the year 1886, which caused
almost total blindness. For This was lrea-
led and finally relirvej, but The remedies
were such as IL cause the deveh'pement oil
a scro!ulous affection on left aim near The
elbow.
The pain extended rom the shoulder TO
the end of my fingers. and for Two years my
snferi"gs were beyond description. ] tried
various remedies and Consulted diff rent
Physicians in New York, and amongst Them
tie late DR.. Bushe, WHO tod me the disease
of the arm was caused by tie large quantity
of mercury taken TO cure the inflammation
of nv eyes.
NV suf rings continued, the arm enlarged
tumors formed in different places, and in
few months di charged, making ten running
ulcers al one time, some above and some be-
low he elbow. an The Discharge was so Of
fenslve thai no prrs"n cou bear TO be III
The room where was.-l then applied 10
another distinguished Ply, ician o ;nl.I me
au.pu alton OF the arm las the only thin,
10 curp so dreadfui a disease. Inn as
uuwilli ,nu n cons-,t IN il he recommended
me TO use SWAIN, Panare, fretIv. Which I
did without deriving but lItile benefit. For
three wears was unable 10 raj my hand 10
nv head or comb INV Lair. and IN, scr',GnIa
NV made lis anne,Ja,re on my LeoJ d,s-
trov1ng IN. bors in diff reni nI'crs cans;uc,
extensive uIcer,,,ons and I f,.arrI II ,n;ot,
reach and de Struv ih, hraIf-;he head su,,,I
u , r.r r,n.h W. ,r;,,' sw'i-
main nn,n,r',n' ..v,ernaI r,nsd;ss war a'0,en'
ornnanJaG h', ,hev d;d mn nocd - rec
wear since I ,u,sist.n .sv,r. H. IN n';,I
sxrIl,,a or rho Id f,on, h.!d ~ wv"
,ha, vas ent;r..Iv iel' LIS r. Doo,o' ~
vised mo IN ro IN ,ha hoe,.;,,i TO- ~ "a au
md rst,nJ NV c,sa. far ,h', H., r,,. 1,u .o'
/ Ind bssn sfiI;c,sd Win = saus.a nn;n '.s
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'"eI 'haii"'eS' 'enuerfd m' tfuy miserable