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on and with each succeeding day some new problem is
solved, or some profound secret revealed, having
II we take Retrospective view the past twcuty
years, how is the nlind struck with wonder What RAJ
xed life particularly in that which the knowl
edge OF the human system in health aid disease. How
valuable and Indispensable arc the curative
Gently discovered through the agency of chemistry -
How does the imagination kindlc and admiration |
glow at the ingenuity the approach 60 the standard
Of perfection, OF the present time Through the elabo
rate Investigations OF Physiology, the science of LirE
and the Pathology of prey alcnt much valuable
practical knowledge has been gained In consequence of
becoming acquainted with thc ization the elemcns
OF the arious tissues ard of the system rcmc
dies have been after and discovered exactly uda
ted to combine with, ncutriizc aud cxpel morbic mat
ter the cause OF disease and substitute healthy action
in its place The beautiful simplicity Of this mode of
eases, not only grateful to the sufferer, but perfectly in
consonance with the operations OF Nature and satiscto
ry 10 'hc views and rcasonings of every Intelligent
hecting mind. 1t is thus that SANDS SARS Alp ARiL-
La, scientific combination of essential principles Of
the system The Sarsaparilla is combined with the
most cicctual aids tho most saluary productions the
most potent simples OF the vegetable Kingdom and it's
scccss IN the restoration health of
those who had long pinned under the most distressing
chronic mlades, has sivcn it exalted character,
nisng 1T does evidence of intrinsic value and
recommending il 10 the afflicted the afflicted on
y can know. Ii has long been important beside
ratum in the practice ot medicine TO obtain remedy
similar TO thisonc that would act the liver, sto-
ach and bowels with all the precision aud potency of
mineral preparations yet without any OF their Jectcri
The attention Of the reader is respectfully called to
the following certificates. However great achievements
have heretofore been made by the of this auable
medc,ne yet daily experience shows results still more
remarkable The proprieors here avail themselves Of
me opportunity oil saying rs source OF constant salts
faction that they made the Of relieving such
au amount Of saarring
NEWARK, n. J. Dec. l3, 1912.
McsSrs. Sands Gcnt--Words cannot express the gra-
utude feel for your treatment to me- stranger suffer
ing under orc of the most loathsomc diseases
iscapable of bearing. The disease with which was
afflicted commenced with inflammation of the eyes, in
the year 1886, which caused almost total blindness For
TINS was trlatcd and finally relieved but the remedies
We're such as to the development of scroiuous
affection Oh my left arm the elbow.
The pain extended from the shoulder the end of my
fingers, and for two years my suilorngs bcyo.d
crch; i'hysicans ia New York and amonss, them ih,
late Dr. Bushc, who told the disease of the arm was
caused by the large quantity Of mercury taken
me inflammation oil my eyes.
My sulerngs continued, the enlarged tumours
formed IN different places and in few months discharC-
cd, making ten running ulcers tmc some aboSc
aud so'r below the elbow, and the discharge Of
tenSive that could bear be the room where
was thea applied to another distinguished Physi-
cian who told ms amputation Of the was the only
thing that could my life impossible TO
SO dreadful disease; bat unwilling consent
10 ~ ne recommended me 10 use 5was Panacca freely,
which did without deriving but little benefit For 3
years was unable TO raise my hand TO my head or
comb my hair and the scroula made its appearances
on my head, dcstroyn ing the bone in different places cau
sing extensive alterations, and feared might reach
and destroy the brainthc head swclcd very much ac
companlcd with violent pains numerous external
dies were recommended, but they did good.--About
ayear SINGS was taken severely ill with swelling of
the body from head TO FOOT that was entirely helpless
The Doctor advised me TO TO the Hospital for he did
understand my case; for the last few months had been
hard could scarcely get my breath a hacking couch
constantly annoyed and this combined with my 9th
er maadics, rendered me truly miserable Such, gen
ucmcn, had been my situation for years OF my
lie when commenced the o. yoHr Sarsaparilla but
as my case considered hopeless, and near pros
poet OF a speedy dissolution seemed inevitable, 1 felt
but little encouragement to pcrscverc The persuasion
OF friends induced nae to try your mcdiciue, which in
lew days produced great change in system general
y by causing appetite, relieving the palms. and Civ
Ing me strength inspires confidence Jyas
encouraged TO perscvcrc; nay pains grew easier nv
strength returned rcishcd the ulcers healed new
fesh formed, and once felt within might
months and arn like different being The arm that
icas to be a2utated has entirely healed thing that
seemed impossible can scarcely believe the evidence
of my own eyes, but such is the fact and it is as
useful as at any period Of my life and general hca
is better than 1t has been for years past.
Health; what magic i'll the word how many thou
sands have sought Ii in foreign lands and sunny climcs
and have sought in vain! Yet it to when i
coursng through my veins, my whole heart and soul
forth III icrvcnt gratitude the author of all our sure
merces that he has been gracionsy pleased bless the
means made of. Truly have you proved yourself
the good Samaritan to the afflicted for my crca
tor my hfe is indebted cor rather the Of your
invaluable Sarsaparilla. The value of such medicine
is countless beyond price; money cannot pay for it.
have been raised from death, may say, my friends
and myself thought il impossible could recover And
now gentlemen, suffer add another proof certified
TO by my friends and guardians as Just acknowledge
men of The virtues of your health restoring para
That the afflicted also il and enjoy the benefits
alone confer the heartfelt wish of their
and your friend, MARTHA CONLIN.
know Martha Conln and believe what she states in
this document to be perfectly true
JNO. POWER,
Vicar General of New York
Rector cf St. Pctc.'s Church.
Given at New York this 18th day of December 1872
know Martha Conlin and have known of her suffer
ing illness. tJOHN DUBOIS
Bishop Of New York.
Iplace full confidence in tie statement made by Mar
ha Conlin, having known her the past cnty years
Will chccriuy give any particulars in relation TO her
'asc to those who may wish further information
SIR. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
Street, n. y Dec. ii, 1912.
have confidence in the representations made by Mar
ha Conlin and have full knowledge of her case
ELlJAH f. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward of the City of New Y orl.
Dec. il, 1912.
Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last Is
years. and hereby certify the foregoing statement made
~ herself is correct.
Mrs. MARY Is. LLOYD,
No. 604 Broad st. Newark, ". J.
Tho following certificate is from gentleman who lost
e whole of his Nose from a Scroiulous disease
The subjoned represents the dcformity accurate
" can be dclincatcd:
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