Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13

| Improvement in whatever regards the happiness
AMI welfare OF orr race i constantly the march 10
perfection, ana with each succeeding day some new
problem i, solved, or sumo profound secret revealed
| hu wing an important and direct Tearing mans
| highest dc,nes. II we take retrospective view
over the PAST twenty years, how j. the mind struck
with wonder! What rapid strides has science made
| in every department Of civilized le particularly in
that which relates to the knowledge ofthe human svS
tenn in health and d!Sel Z. How vaua' lc and ndis-
nen.ahc are the curative means recently discovered
| through the agency Of chemistry How does the
| ina ginaton kindc aud orr admiration glow at the
ingenuity, the near approach TO the standard Of ner
eHiun, Of the pre-, en time! Throngh The cla crate
investigations ofphy>ioiogy the science Of LIFE,
and the Pathology of prevalent d ease, much valua
| lie practical knowledge has been gained. In con>e-
d,Cnce Of becoming acquainted with the orraniza
ton, the elements Of the various tissues and structures
OF the system, remedies have been sought after and
discovered exactly adapted to combine with neutral
lzc and cXpcI morblicc matter the ca>c of disease,
and substitute healthy acton IN its place. The beau-
titll simplicity ufthi> mode oftreatmeni is not only
suggested by the pathology Of diseases, not only
gralnf to the sufferer bni perfectly in consonancc
with the operations of Nature, and sati, factory to the
views and reasonng> Of every intelligent rejecting
mini. II Is that SANDs's SARsAPARIiLA, scientific
comlna' ion oie.s entail principles Cf the most vaua
lie vega lie SUI stances, operates upon the system.
The Sarsaparilla is combined with the most e 'crlual
ai, the most sauiary productions, the most potent
>mple> of the vegetable kingdom; and it, unprcce-
denlel success IN the restoration to hral oi those
who had long pned nn"rr he most d cbron.
nishinZ as ii does evidence ofii> intrinsic value
and recommending il 10 the afflicted in terms the at
fflced only can know. ii has long leen a most mn
pOriant de>dcratum in the practice Of mc1n, OH
tam remedy similar 10 ths-onc that woul act on
the liver, stomach and owe> with ali the precision
ana Po'ency OF mineral preparations, yet without
any OF ihcF ucecriou> c"ecs upon the vital powers
OF me system.
Inc attention o Tue rca"erl l. respectfully called 10
the Iuio"inE ceF'iHcaics. However great achieve.
menus nave heretofore leeh MADE 10y the ne Of this
| nNaWn' "'e"i'llr, yet dalIy experience shows re-
NaI'r t'"' more iel1arNaIIc. The proprleors here
avail t"en'e'Ve> ci the opportunity OF saying it Is
source q constant sa'I'iaciion that they are made
The means Oh relieving such an amount of Suffering.
NHWARK, y. D., Dec. ID, 1872.
AcSSrS, SANDS; roh-N ord> cannot express the
@r4iiii"e IGeI icr Your treatment to me, stranger
| suffering tWdc' one 0! The most Ioa'hsumc diseases
thai nature l. clpa' !e "i bearing. The disease with
Whth was aicied commenced with inflammation Of
.hceye-, D" n year 1876 which caused amo, To- al
| inine>H. fer thus was treated and finally relieved
b." lie remedies were such a. to cause the develop.
mcnl OF scro!J!ou> adection my left arm near the
The pain extended from the shoulder 10 the end o.
my in@cr~' ana for tw" years my 81 'crins were G.
won't description. ! tried various remedies and con-
'ntei o' r'cn, PLY, leans N New York, and amongst
hem ihe '3'e Dr. L The, who told the dI>eae Of
he arm was caused y the large quantity Of mcrcury
taken TO cure the inflammation Of my eye.
Ny .n.crings continued, the arm enlarged, tumors
iorne IN different places, and in q ltw month, dis
'a~-c, making runninauIoers at one inc, some
dtove aad some Lclow the elbow, and the d. charge
50 q q Imam