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SANDS SARSAPARJLLA.

scRoFuLA, or KINGS EVIL, RHEUMATISM, OBSTINATE
cuTANNEoUs ERuPTIoSs, PrMPLEs, OR PUsTULEs
ON THE FACE, BLoTciiEs, BILE> CHRONIC SORE
EYES, RING WORM on letter, sCALD
HEAD, ENLARGEMENT or THE BONES
AND JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
sYPHL1TIc SYMPTOMS, sCIATI-
CA OR LUMBAGO, and diseases
arising from an nludcious
use OF Mercury, "a scitie>,ur
Dropsy, exposure or i'm
prudence IN life. Also,
Chronic Con >tituiIOna!
Disorders will lie reno.
we'd Iy this preparation.
| Improvement in whatever regards the happiness |
and welfare OF our race is constantly on The march 10
perfection, and with each succeeding day sople new
problem i, solved, or some profound secret revealed
| having an important and direct Tearing mans
highest destlnles. II take retro pcctive view
over the past twenty years. how is the mind struck
with wonder! What rapid strides has science made
in every department of civilized life particularly IN
that which relate TO the knowledge of the human
| TENN health and diSeae. How valuable and lnds-
pensale the curative means recently discovered
| through the agency Of chemistry How does the
Imagination kindle and our admiration glow at the
ingenuity, the appraach to the standard Of per-
lection, Of the present time! Through the Ella crate
Investigations ofPhy>ology or the science Of LIFE,
and the Pathology Of prevalent disease, much vaua-
| bic practical knowledge has leen gained. Incense
1uenCe OF becoming acquainted with the organiza
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-
ne and expel morbihce matter, the cause Of iii So
and substitute healthy action in lis place. The leau-
tiiul simplicity this mode oftreatmcnt is not only
suggested hv the pathology Of diseases, not only
grainfi to the sufferer but perfectly in on,onance
with the operations OF Nature, and 10 he
views and rea>onlngS OF every intelligent rejecting
mind 1t is that SANps's SARsApARnLA, a scientific
combination ofeSsentla principles If the most valua-
he egeable SUI stances, operates upon the system.
The arsaparlla is combined with he most iectual
aids, the most sanitary productions, the most potent
| >impes of the vegetable klnglom and il, unprccc-
drnel success in the restoration to health of those
who had long pued under the most distress ng chron-
, lc ladies, has given ii an exalted character fur
n>hng ii does evidence of its own intrinsic va ue
and recommending ii TO the afflicted in terms the ai-
ficieI only can know. 1t has long leen most I'M
poran desideratum in the practice Of medicine to OBJ
tain remedy similar 10 thl>--unc that wou act on
the liver, stomach and bowels with ali the preti ion
and potency of mineral preparations yet without
any of their deeterious ehects upon the vita powers
of the system.
The attention ofthe reader is respectfully called TO
the following certificates. However great achieve
ments have heretofore lecn made by the ne Of this
invaluable medicine, yet daily experience shows re-
suits stili more remarkal lie. The pruprietorS here
avail themselves Of The opportunity Of saying it Is a
source OF constant satisfaction that they are made
, the means ofrcleving such an amount OF suffering
= NEWARK, n. j., Fec. 10, 1872
MesSrs. Sands: Gent-Wurd> cannot express the
gratitude feel for your treatment to me, a stranger
suffering Under one of the most oarhsome di>ca.e>
that nature is capable of Tearing. The disease with
which was afflicted commenced with infianation OF
the eyes, in the year 1886 which caused almost 10 al
> blindness. Fer this was treated and finally relieved
but The remedies were such the devotion.
ment of a scrouOu> affection on my left arm near the
elbow
The pain extended from the shoulder to the end o
my fingers, and for two years my erng> were t..
yOnd description. | tried various remedies md con
suited different physicians IN New York; and among.
them the lale Dr. Bu>he who told me the d>ea.e o
the arm was cau,cd by the large quantity Of mercur,
# taken to cure the inflammation of my eyes.
My >nlcring> continued, the arm enlarged, tnmor
ih> dis
charged, making zen runninguccrs at one time, >om
&c above and some below the elbow, and the di> charge
= was so offensive that no person could lear 10 he
= the room where was then appledto another dis
q tnguished phys clan. who told me ampnailun Of III,
y arm the only thing that could ave my life as i
:" was impo>> IL 10 cure dreadf disease; Int as
II was unwilling to consentio il, he recommended IN,
to use Swans Panacea freely, which did wiihuu
= deriving bu little benefit. Forlhrte years wa I'M
r able to raise my hand 10 my head, comb my head
and the scrotula now made its appearance on m,
head, destroying the bone in different places, SIM
extensive uiCeraton>, and feared il mig h reach an
y destroy the hrain-the head sweel very much ac
cOmpanei with violent pam. Numerous cXtcrna
remedies were recommended, but they did no good
About year since was taken severely ill with
swelling OF the body from head to foot, 50 that
entirely helpless. The doctor advised me go to tn
en hospital for he did not understand my case. For tn
p las, few mouth, | lad been afflicted with sever
- pa in both sides, at times hard could >carce
hold my breath. hacking cough constantly an
moved me, andthi> combined with my other maladc
rendered me truly M erahle Such, gentleman, ha
leen my situation for seven years Of my lie, when
. commenced the ofyour Sar>aparilla hut as IN
case was considered hopeless and the near pro>pe,
ola speedy dissolution seemed neval c. felt bu lii
- tleenrouragcmcn 10 per'evcre. The pei. ua>ion
- friend> ind ced me 10 try your medicine which in
- few day produce q grca change IN my system gen
orally, ca l>lug IN appetite clevng The pa n> an
" glvng me >tIeug h. A. success inspires confidence
.. wa encoragcl TO per>evere. My pains grewe-,
v er, >ireng returned food re i>he the ulcers hca
Ell, new fe- h formed, and once more fst wi hin IN
:. that | might get well. have now used the Sar,apa
- ra ABOUT two months, AMI am like ii erent be
~ ing. Ihcarm that ,rdsdo Be dmputnted ha, cntrcl
w healed, thing tia scruel impo~>l IL. can scarce
IA " e eve hrrV cn,r otmy own eye but such Is It
fact; AMI i nov a p.c'Il A. AZ any perjoi of m
" life and my General health Is Ieicr Than it has lee
49, for YEAR pat.
rs ah, what ma gic in the word! how many thor
~, sands have sought 1t IN foreign lands and sum
climeS, aud have sought IN vain! Yet II came to II
M when had give. up to die; and las feel the pul>i
= tons OF health cour>ng through my veins, my who
heart and soul go forth IN tervent gral,udeo the
n. thor Of all oar sure mercie>, that he has leen gr
a. ciou,ly plea To less the made OF. CTR
gu gu " have vou proved Yourself the good Samaritan
~" he afflicted, for next 10 my Creator my fe Is ndet'
al you Tor ralher) the Of your invaluable Sar>ap
rilia The value Of such medicine i countless b.
80, yond price, money cannot pay for II. have Ice
," raised from death, may say for my friends and m
no sell thought it impo>>iblel could recover. And no
M gentlemen suffer me TO add anoher proof certified Il
D., hvmy friends and guardians Just acknowIede
w ,nrnt of tie virtues of vour health restoring Sar>ap
'" rRla. Tina, the afflicted may also il aud enc
the BENEFITS il a one confer Is the heartfelt, e
=, vent wish OF their and your friend.
re- MARTHA CONLiN.
N. know Martha Conl N and eeve what she stat
=" in this document to lie perfectly correct,
JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF New YORK,
r Rector of 81. Peters Church.
Igh Given at New York this IA h day of Dec, lsi2.
% | know Martha Conln, and have known of her st
ms iering illness. JOHN DUBOIS,
Bishop of New York.
os place flll confidence in the statement made
Martha Conlin, having known her the past TWEEN
IN years. will cheerully give any particulars in rel
non TO her case TO those who may wish rher info
AXE nation. Sr. ELIZABETH,
the Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan A>ylu
nee Prince street, n. Y, Dee a. 1872
have confidence IN the representations made
ay. Martha ConIn, and have full knowledge Of her ca,
oar ELIJAH +. PURIFY.
M Alderman 10Th Ward ofihe City OF New York
Dec II, 1872.
ore Martha Comm mas lived IN my fanny the last
ne years, and hereby certify the foregoing staeme