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SANDS ,SdRS1PARILLA.

AND JOINTS, TUBBORN Ulcers,
srPiiiIITIc SYMPTOMS, sCIATf-
CA or IUMBAGo o, and diseases
arising from an inludciOns
use OF Mercnry, Ascitiee,tr
DrOp>v, exposure or inn
rrldcuge in life. Also,
Chronic Constitutional
| Disorders will lie
| we'd by this preparation.
| Improvement in whatever regards the happiness
and welfare of our race constantly the march 10
perfection and with each succeeding day some new
problem il solved, or some profound secret revealed,
having an important and direct hearing over man,
highest destInies. II we take a Retrospective view
over the past twenty wears, how is the mind struck
| with wonder! What rapid strides has science made
in every department of civilized life. particularly in
that which relates TO he knowledge fthe human Svs-
TEN in health and dsea.e. How valuable and lndS-
pen>ahle the curative means recently discovered
through the agency Of chemistry! How does the
Imagination kindle and our admiration gov al the
ingenuity the near approach TO the standard OF ner-
fection Of the present time! Through the eal crate
investigations ofPhy,iology, or the science OF LIFE
and the Pathology Of prevalent disease, much vaua
lie practical knowledge has been gained. Incense
quence OF becoming acquainted with the organza'
tion the elements of the various tissues and structures
of the system, remedies have been sought after and
discovered exactly adapted 10 coml inc with. neutral
lie and expel morbce matter, the cause Of iii. ease
and substitute healthy action IN its place. The beam
tiful simplicity ofthis mode of,reament is not only
suggested by the pathology Of Diseases not only
gralnfll to the sufferer, but perfectly in consonance
with the operations Of Nature, and satisfactory the
views and rea>onlngS of every Intelligent, rejecting
mind. 1t is that SANDs's SAnsAPARIILA, a scientific
combination oiessentia principles uf the most valua
bic vegetable sui stances, operates upon the system.
The Sarsaparlla is combined with the most eectual
aids, the most salnary productions, the most potent
>mples of the vegetable kingdom and il unprece-
denied success in the restoration to health Of those
who had long pned under the most distressinc chrun
ic malades has given ii an exalted character, fur
nishing does evidence of lis intrinsic value,
and recommending it 10 the afflicted in terms the af-
fficed only can know. IL has long lrcn a most I'M
Jp>leraun the practice of medicine q oh
tain remedy similar 10 thls-one that woul act on
the liver, stomach and bowels with ali the preci> ion
and potency Of mineral prepa rations yet without
any of their deleerous elects upon the vital powers
of the system.
The attention ofthe reader is respectfully called TO
the following certificates. However great achieve
ments have heretofore leen made by the of this
invaluable medicine, yet daily experience shows re-
suits still more remarkable. The proprieIors here
avail themselves of the opportunity OF saying il Is
source OF constant satisfaction that they are made
the means OF relieving such an amount OF suffering.
NRwARR, n. j., Dec. 13.la12.
lIessrs. Sands: Geni-Words cannot ext a the
gratitude feel for your treatment to me, Stranger
suffering under one of the most loathsome disease
that nature is capable of hearing. The disease wit h
which was afflicted commenced with Inflammation of
the eyes, in the year 1886, which caused almost oal
blindness. Fer this was treated and finally re, eyed
but The remedies such Is to cause the oeveon-
men, Of scroiuous affection my left arm near the
| elbow
The pain extended from the shoulder to the end o
my fingers, and for two years my suierings were e.
yond description. tried various remedies and con.
suited di,lerenl physicians in New York, and amongst
them the late DR.. Bn>he, who told me he dl,ea o.
the arm was caused by the large quantity Of mercury
taken TO cure the inflammation Of my eyes.
My sulcrlngs continued, the arm enlarged, tumor,
formed IN different places and in few months dis
charged making ten runningulcers at one time som(
above and some below the elbow and the di, charge
was 30 offensive that no person could bear lie il
the room where was. then applIedto ano:her d.,
lngulshcd physician. who told me ampuaiIon Of tn,
was the only thing that could save my life as
was impossible 10 cure so dreadful disease; hu, as
. was unwilling to consentio it, he recommended mt
TO use Swans Panacea freely which did wihun
deriving but little benefit. Forlhrec wears was I'M
able 10 rai>emy hand to my head, or comb my head
and the scroiula now made it> appearance IN,
head, destroying the bone in different places causn:
extensive alterations, and feared might reach am
destroy the hran-the head swelel very much &C
companied with violent pam. Numerous externa
! remedies were recommended but they tIId no good
About year since was taken severely i'll with
swelling OF the body from head TO foot, 50 that wa
entirely helpless. The doctor advscdme to go to tn
hospital, for he did not understand nv case For h
! asst few months | had been afflicted with sever
! pain in both SIDES, al times so hard could scarce
hold my BREATH A hacking cough constantly an
ncyed me, andthis combined with my other maIale,
rendered me rnv miserable. Such, gentleman, ha
been my situation for seven years Of my lie, when
commenced the ne Of yonr Sar>aparila but as IN,
case was on>idered hopeless, and the pros pee
ola speedy dissolution seemed inevitable, felt but lii
tie enconra cement TO per>evere. The per,a> ion {
= friends induced me 10 Try your medicine which in
few days produced a great change IN nv system gen
orally, by causing an appetite, relieving the pains an
| was encouraged TO persevere Ny pains grew ea,
err, strength returned food re>hel the ulcers heal
ed, feel formed, and once more felt within IN
tina, might get well. Ihave now used the Sar>apa
ra about two months, and am like different be
ing. The arm that lcdS 10 be dmpHtated has entirel
healed, a thing thai seemed impossible can scarce
~ believe the evidence ofmy eyes, but such III
fact and II Is now as useful as al any period of m
life andmy general health is better than has lee
= for wears past.
Health wha, magic in the word! how many thou
te sands have sought it in foreign lands and sum
climrS and have sought IN vain Yet it came to m
when had give, pto die; and Is feel the pub a
tons oihealth courSing through my veins, my whol
hearts and soul 20 forth in ferven, rraudeto the an
thor of all our sure mercies, that he has leen cra
Cloi'ly pleased to less the means made of. 'lr
" have you proved yourself the good Samaritan I
the afflicted, tor next to my Creator my life is indele
to you Cor ra,her) the use of yourinvauabe Sar,apa
rllla. The value of such medicine is countless be
You'd price, money cannot pay for it,. | have lee
raised from death, may say Tor my friends and my
self thought il impo,s ibel could recover And nol
gentlemen suffer me TO I'D another proof certified 10
by my friends and guardians Just acknowle2,
men OF the virtues of your health restoring Sar>apa
rllla. That the afflicted may also il and emo
s the enehts II alone can confer is the heartfelt ie
- vent wish OF their and your friend
know Martha Conl and ecve what she stat,
IN thus document to te perfect y r9Trec, ,
JUN lON Tx,
A. VICAR GENERAL OF New NoRK,
"a Rector of ST. Peters Church.
til Given AT New York this II day of Dec, 1912.
o know Martha Coulin, and have known Of her su
& ferng illness. JOHN nUBoIS.
Bishop Of New York.
| place full confidence in the statement made b
g Martha Conlin, having known her the past tweni
ar years. Twill cheerfuy give any particulars in rela
~ un 10 her to those who may wish fur her inio
y nation. ST.. ELIZABETH,
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Prince street, NY Dec. H. lsi2
- | have confidence in the representations made !
Martha Conin, and have full knowledge Of her cas-
ELIJAH F. PURDY.
= Alderman 10Th Ward the City OF New York.
Dec. II, 1912.
/, Martha Conlin has lived in my family The asst
@ years, anl hereby certify the foregoing saemel
made hy her, eli is correct.
= Mrs. MARY 3. LLOYD.
ID No. 60i Broad street, Newark, n. J.
I'd Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail aud f
exploration, by 4. b. SANDS 4 CO. Druggists al
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No. 27S Broadway, co
= ner of Chamher,-sireer, New York.
'ei GEORGE PETERSON, Agent
By special appointment for the Proprietors for BIZ
Kngfon Vernoat, andfor sale by Druggists general
Pace 81 per bottle, hotties for So