Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18
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uon and with each succeeding day new problem is
solved, or some profound revealed having an inn
portant and direct bearing mans highest ds,ncs
III we take retrospective view over the past twenty
years, how is the mind struck with wonder Nyb, RAJ
pid strides has science made in nv ofcv;
zed life particularly in that which relates 10 h, knol
edge OF the human system in health and disease. How
valuable aud indispensable the curative means
Gently discovered through the agency of chemistry >,
How does the imagination kinde aud our admiration
glow at the Ingenuity the approach TO the standard
ut perfection OF the present time Through the ciabo.
rate investigations of Ply sioogy or the science of ItrE
ana tnc ra'hology oi prevalent diseases much valuable
racucai knowledge has been gained. In of
becoming acquainted with the organization the clements
OIL the various tissues and structures the system rcn
uivS nave been sought alter and discovered exactly ada
ted to combine with, ncuraxe cxpel morbic mat
ter the cause OF disease and substitute healthy action
IN its place The beautiful simplicity of this mode of
treatment only suggested by the pa,oloc of dis
eases not only grateful the sufferer but pcric in
consonace with the operations of Nature and satiscto
ry to the views and rcasonngs of every intc,cnt re-
hecting mind. 1t is thus that SANDS SARSkP ARII.-
LA, scientific combination of essential principles of
the most valuable vegetable substances operates upon
the system. The Sarsaparilla is combinrd with The
most ccc,uol aids, the most salutarr producons The
most potent simples OF the vegetable Kingdom and its
unprecedented success in the restoration 10 health of
those who had long pined under the most dsres sing
chrome maades, has given it exalted character fur
nsg rs does evidence of its own int rnsc value and
recommending il TO the afflicted in terms the afflicted on
iy can know II has long been a most important beside
ratum in the practice OF medicine 10 obtain n remedy
similar TO hisonc that would act the liver, ston.
ach and bowels, with all the precision and potency of
mineral preparations yet without any of their dcctcr
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The attention of the reader is respectfully called 10
the following certificates. However great achievements
have heretofore been made by the of this invaluable
yet 9Iy S4pSrencc shows results still more
the opportunity o propre'gr hoiv .vnIsrr'es Of
faction that they made the means Of reeyinr Surn
/ an amount of suffering. 20 S'"
NEWARK, n. j. Dec. 10, 1872
Mcssrs. Sands: Gcnt-W oris cannot express the orr,
@ ice Tor your treatment to me- stranger suffer
ing uIr one OF the most loathsomc diseases that nature
iscapable of bearing. The disease with which w,a
iiicted commenced with inflammation of the eyes in
tne year 1885, which caused almost total blindness For
TINS was treated and finally relieved but the remedies
such as TO cause the development of scroulous
aiScton on my lett arm the elbow.
The pain extended from the shoulder TO the end Of nv,
nhScrs and Tor two years my suiiCrugs were beyo,d
iricd various remedies and consulted din-
crent Physicians in Now York and amongst them fin,
late Dr. Bnshc who told the disease of The arm WAS
caused ny The large quantity Of mercury taken 10 cur.
inc inflammation oi my eyes
My sullcrngS continued, the arm cnlar~cd ,,,,o,.
formed IN different places, and in few months dschare
eui hlaNhg Ten running ulcers at tmc some above
u some Drow the elbow and the discharge was so OF.
ehsNc that person could bear be in the room wbcr
was lhcn applied TO another distinguished Phvsi.
V VINO toId me amputaton OF the arm was the mil,
hing that could save my life, as il was impossib Z,
SO dreadful diseases bnt unwilling TO consent
10 II he recommended to us, Syyoin's p,n,c,, e.
which did without deriving but little bnnc6t Eo',
! years was unable raise my hand 10 r,r ~ -
D my mar ana the Scroiua now made It's appearance
on my mead destroy ing the bone in different nin,cS co.
sing extensive ulccratlous and feared il nii"h, l
and destroy the brain-the head swec,l very much an
Al
uies were recommended, but they did no GOOD a.,
year since was taken severely i'll with sU,oi ~
w 10Y from mead TO loot 50 that was entirely hcpIess
boor advised iac to 60 to the Hospital for he d,o,
understand my case; for the last few months had hrn
HSied with severe pain in both sides at times So
marc could scarcely set my breath \ hacking couob
constantly annoyed me, and this combined with nv OIL
or maiadies rendered me truly miserable Such zen
Yemen, had been my situation for seven vcor. 80
alie when commend ed the use o., yonr S,r,rarn ny
as my case was considered hopeless and tbc nna, -
PSe' OF a speedy dissolution seemed inevitable f,I,
/ I'm tsnt to
OF friends induced me 10 try your mcdciue which i'm
produced great change in my svsten o.ncraI
~, oy causing an appetite relieving tie pains and civ
.s 'v strength as success inspires confidence was
encouraged 10 persevcrc; my pains grew cnsicr r
s"chgh returned, food rclishcd the ulcers healed n
r Tr"c, ana once more felt within me that MIGHT
get we'll have used the Sarsan,rI, - -, , s'
.othS ana a'n Ike different being The arm that
90 Oe "hP'gGhd has entirely healed a thing that
seemed impossible can scarcely believe the "~i5c
81 my own eyes but suclis hc fact, and j; is now rs
'n Us az any period OF my life and my general health
: Is DETER Than IT has been for years past ~
Heath; what magic in the word how manv tbo,
sands nave sought it in foreign lands and sunny ccs
and have sought in vain! Yet il came 10 n, r
had gwen mp to die, and as feel the nulsations Of ba
Eur through my veins, my whole heart and soul 90
iorh IN erven' gratitude The author of ali orr s
ncrceS, that he has been graciousy pleased to hI ~
means made use OF. Truly have you proved vonrscIr
e good Samaritan to the afflicted for next to INV crc,
tor my HE is indebted you tor rathcr) thcusr If r
INV valuable Sarsaparila. The value of such mcdic;na
have been roi;c 1S priSe money cannot pay for it,
and myself thought it impossible could rccoycr a5
NOW gentlemen, siIicr 20 add another proof cer,Gj
W ny my friends and guardians, lust acknov hodge
M o. 'hc virtues OF your health restoring Sarsanoro
nat the afflicted may also it and enjoy the bnG'
and your friend, MARTIN, CDnr1 .ic4F I
Know Martha Conlin and believe what She s,,,oo :;
this document TO be perfectly true. laws ~
JNO. POWER,
Vicar General of New-York
1,aN Rector OF st. Peters Church
oFeh al New fork this 18th day of December 1912
know Martha Conln, and have known of her sntT.r
ms ''"'Ss John DUBOIS.
Bishop of New York
ipiacc n confidence in the statement made he NJ
ha Coniin' having known her the past twenty wears
"h chccrhIy give any particulars in relation tn how
case 10 thoSe who may wish further information.
ec SIR ELIZABETH
superior Of The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
'''' Az l. Dec. If, 1872 [,
nave confidence in the Representations made he NJ.
Ina ConIm, AID have full knowledge of her case -'0
ALI, ~ ELIJAH +. PURDY
Alderman 10Th Ward of the City of New York.
Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last u
ius, aa hereby certify the foregoing statement made
Mrs. MARY y. LLOYD n
NO 6Gi Broad ST. Newark n J. I;
The following certificate is from a peptem,, Who I,
tbc whole OF his Nose from a severe ScrolnIous Iisca
Inc suboned cut represents the dcformity as acr1ra
~ as can be define atcd: " N''"'e-
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