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ioD and with each succeeding day problem is
olved, profound secret revealed having inn
L we take retrospective view over tho past twcaty
Years, how is the mind struck with wonder! What
xed Lille particularly in that which relates the knowi
edge of the human system in health and disease How
valuable aud indispensable the curative means re-
Gently discovered through the agency OF chemistry =
How docs the imagination kindc aud our admiration
glow at the ingenuity the approach 10 the standard
Ut perfection, Of the present time Through the cabo-
Investigations OF Physiology the science of Lire,
and the Pathology Of Diseases much valuable
knowledge has been gained La
becoming acquainted with the organization, the elements
oil the arous tissues and structures of the system
dies have sought after exactly adap
ted combine WITH ncutralizc aud cxpcl morbiiic
ter the OF disease, aud substitute healthy action
in place. The beautiful simplicity Of this mode OF
only suggested by the pathology Of dis
eases, only grateful the sufferer but perfectly in
with the operations of Nature aud satisacto
isc,mg MUD 1t is thus that SANDS 'sARS XPARiL. !
La scientific combination Of essential principles of
the most valuable vegetable substances operates upon
the system. The Sarsaparilla is combncd with the
most ecctual aids, the salutery productions, the
most potent sinplcs OF the vegetable Kingdom and its
unprecedented success the restoration health OF
those who had long pinned under the distressing
chronic malacs, has given il exalted character fur
nishing as il does evidence of its ow yalur and
recommending il 20 the afflicted in the afflicted on
y can know. 1t has long been most npor,an, beside
raum in the practice OF medicine obtain a remedy
similar 10 this-onc that would act the liver.
ach aud bowels with all the precision aud potency of
mineral preparations yet without any OF their dcctcri
The attention of the reader is respectfully called TO
the following certificates. However great achicv
have heretofore been made by the of this auabe
mcdicnc, daily shows results still
remarkable The proprictors here avail themselves of
the opportunity of saying it Of salts
faction that they made the of relieving such
an amount Of suffering
! NEWARK n. J. Dec. IS, 1912.
RIcssrs. Sands GcntW ords cannot express the gra-
tudc feel Tor your treatment me, stranger suffer
ing under some diseases that nature
| rs capable OF bearing. The disease with which was
afflicted commenced with inflammation OF the eyes, in
this was treated and finally relieved but the remedies
were such as 10 the development OF scroiuuus
affection my lett the elbow.
The pam extended from the shoulder to the end OF my
fingers, and for two years my suiicrings bcyod
description. tried various remedies and consulted diff
ercnt Physicians III New York, aud amongst them thu.
late Dr. Bushc, who told me the disease oil the was
caused by the large quantity OF mercury taken
the inflammation oi my eyes.
My suicrings continued the ARIA enlarged, tumours
formed IN different places aud few months dschars-
ed, making ten running ulcers al one time, above
and some below the elbow and the discharge
ensive that could bear to be the where
was then applied to another distinguished Physi-
cian who told me amputation Of the as the ONLY
thing that could my life was impossible care
so dreadful disease; bnt as unwilling to consent
TO he me TO use aims Panacca f,,v
which did without deriving but little benefit For
years was unable TO raise my hand TO my head or
comb my hair and the scroua made its
nny head, destroy ing the bone in different places
sing extensive alterations, and feared il might reach
and destroy the branthc head swcllcd very much ac-
dies were recommended, but they did no good-About
since taken severely ill with swelling of
The Doctor advised me TO to the Hospital for
understand my for the last few months been
afflicted with severe pain in both sides, times SC
hard could scarcely get my breath. hacking coue,
constantly annoyed and this combined my 9th
er maladles, rendered truly miserable Such gen
tlcmcn had been situation for seven years of my
life when commenced the o. your Sarsaparia but
as considered hopeless, and ne ar nros-
poet of speedy dissolution seemed inevitable felt
q Ib,.n
OF friends induced me TO try mcdciuc, which
few days produced great change in general
ly, by causing appetite. relieving the palms, Civ
ing me strength success inspires confidence, was
encouraged 10 persevere; my pains grew easier, my
flesh formed, and once felt within that might
get well. have used the Sarsaparilla about two
months and am like different being. The arm that
be a,npuated has entirely healed thing thai
seemed impossible can scarcely believe the evidence
useful any period OF life and my general hca
| is better than II has been for years past.
| Health what magic in the word how many thou
sands have sought 1t in foreign lands and sunny clmcs,
and have sought in vain! Yet it to me when
had given to die and feel the pulsations health
coursng through my veins, my whole heart and soul 90
forth i'll ervent gratitude The author of all our sure
mercics that he has been gracousy pleased bless the
means made use Of. Truly have You proved yourself
tor life is indebted to you ra,her) the your
invaluable Sarsaparil!a The value of such medicine
is countless beyond price money pay for it,
have been raised from death, may ay, for my friends
and myself thought il impossible could recover And
sulifI 10 anothcr proof certified
to by my friends and guardians just acknoyy ledge
of the virtues of your health restoring Sarsapara
That the afflicted may also il and enjoy the benefits
it alone confer the heartfelt crvcnt wish of their
and ycur friend, MARTHA CONIIN
know Martha Conlin and believe what she states in
this document to be perfectly true.
JNO. POWER,
Vicar General of New York
Rector of ST. Peters Church.
Given ut New York this 18th day of December 1872
/ fha lin al hare limo Of ba-
ing iiincss. tJOHN DUBOIS
Bishop Of New York.
Ipiacc full confidence in the statement made by Mar
tina Conn, having known her the past twenty years ]
will chceTiuy give any p,rtIcula i'm relation tn her
case 10 those VINO may wish further information.
SR. ELIZABETH
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylnm Prince
s'trcct, ~. Il. Dec. II, 1912.
have confidence in the representations made by Mar
ina Coniin, aud have full knowledge Of her case.
ELIJAH +. PURDY,
Alderman iOih VI ard Of the City Of New York
Dec. Ia, 1892.
Martha Conlin has lived in my family tn. last l3
years and hereby certify the foregoing statement made
by herself is correct.
Mrs. MARY 3. LLOYD,
No. 6Oi Broad St. Newark, II. J.
The following certificate is from a gentleman who lost
tue whole Of his Nose from Scrofious disease
The subjoDcd represents defority as accurate
ly as can be dclnchtcd:
Mssss,
N@AS M