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improvement in whatever regards the happiness an
welfare OF our race the march to pcrc
,on and with each succeeding day scmc new problem
solved or some profound seerst revealed havn. an inn
portant and oirsct bearing over aa hehcst
III We tase rstrospectve view over the past tyent,
ySais, how - the mind struck with wondsrf What RAJ
pa stras has science made in every department ofcvi
ix lle particularly at hich relate 10 The Lno,vi
edge OF tne human system in health and disease How
Sauaoie aaa indispensable are the curative means re-
csnuy discovered through tho agency of chcm;strv
How does The imagination kindis and our adnirstio,
81 81 the present to n, standard
rate Investigations Of Physiology or the s,nc, of rr
ana ,he Pathology Of prevalent diseases. much valuable
Prac',ca knowledge has been gained la Of
becoming acquainted with the organization the ,.mnts
OF th varoaS tissues and Of the system remc
dies have been sought after and discovered exactly adam
t'd to combine WITH ncutral:zc aud expv morbc mat.
ter the cause Of disease and substitute heathy aet;o,
in IFS place. The beautiful simplicity of This mode Of
treatment is not only suggested by the pathology of dis
eases, not only grateful the sufferer but crctiv IN
CONSEQUENCE with the operations Of Nature aud sa,isc,o
hecting mind II is thus that AND'S' SARSAPN nIJ
LA, scientific combination Of essential princip.s of
the system The SSrsaparilla is combined with En-"
most cftectu aids, the Eost sautary productions H.
most potent s,mpics of the vegetable Kingdom; and its
nnpr' craentcd success in the restoration to health of
those who had long pincd under the most ds,r,ss;no
chrome maiadies has given exalted character fur
nishng as does evidence of its own valr and
recommending il to the afflicted in terms the athlete, on
~ can know. 1T has long been most important beside
ra'u,i III uS psac'cc OF medicine 10 obtain remedy
similar TO thsone that would act on the liver ston
ach and bowels with all the precision and potencv of
mineral preparations, yet without any of their dsstcri.
Gus ch'cts upon the vital powers OF the system.
The attention Of the reader is respectable called IN
inc following certificates However srca, achievements
nvS nersolore been made BY thu Of this
YET aai'y experience shows results still more
rcmarkable The proprictors here avail themselves of
inc opportunity OF saying il is of constan, Salts
faction that they made The means of r.cy;no snch
an amount OF suffering.
NEWARK, N J. Dec. 10, 1919.
Messrs. Sands Gent-Words canno, express the gra.
utude feel tor your treatin me- a stranger snr
ing under one OF the most loathsomc diseases that
iscapablc Of bearing The disease with which w.
auie'.o commenced with inflammation Of the eyes in
'ne year 1880, which caused almost total blindness For
THIS was treated and finally relieved bu, the remedies
were such us to cause the development scroulous
affection ON my left arm near the elbow.
The pain ext, nded from the shoulder TO the cn,
hhSers AID Tor two years my suterimgs were beyond
49, red v'fous r, NEEDLES and consulted diff
ereht FdysIcahs IN New York, and amongst Tn ,m the
late Dr. bushe, who told me the disease OF the arm was
ny ths Large Quantity Of mercury take, to cure
'hs Inflammation vi my eyes.
MY snicrngs continued, the arm enlarged timours
ior>d IN different places, and IN months oischarg-
ca, making ten running ulcers time some aboS
and some below the elbow and the discharge was so Of
cnsive that person could be in the room where
was then applied 10 another distinguished Physi-
cian who told ampu:ation of the arm was the only
g that co"d save my life, as il impossible cure
SO dreadful disease; ont as unwilling TO consent
10 II he recommended to Sy,ain's panncr, fi,,
winch did without deriving but litlic benefit For
years was unable To raise my hand TO my head mr.
comb my hair, and the scroluia NOW mad. ,s 3,nr
on my head destroying The bone different places eau
sing extensive alterations, and feared il n,,obt r,arb
anu destroy te brainthc head swellel very much ac
compahi@d win violent pain; external RENE.
dies were rscommendcd but thcy did no GOOD -Alou,
year since was taken severely i'll with swelling of
Tie body from head 10 foot, that was entir. IL henIss
me Doctor advised me to go TO the Hospital nc did no,
understand case; for the last few months had hen
aileted WIN severe pain in both Sides at times so
hard could scarcely get my breath. hacking cough
constantly annoyed and this combined with NV OIL
or naadies rendered me truly miserable. Such gen
iemen, had been my situation for seven years of INV
Ol Sarsa h,,tl
as my case was considered hopeless and the ne ar nro
poet OF speedy dissolution seemed inevitable, fell,
out little encouragement to pcrseycre. The persuasion
Of friends induced me 10 try your mcdciuc which in
lew days produced great change in my system general
y by causing an appetite relieving the pains and Civ
my nio sufhsh as success inspires confidence,
encouraged TO persevcrc; my pains grew easier nv
fe formed, and felt within me that n,sh,
get we'll have used the Sarsap arlla about Two
icas 10 be arapuiated has entirely healed a thing that
seemed impossible. can scarcely believe the evidence
OF my own eyes but such is the fact. and i, as
useiu as at any period OF my life and my general hcah
is better than II has been for years past.
Health; what magic in the word how many thou
sands have sought in foreign lands and sunny clmcs
and have sought in vain Yet il came TO me when
had gwen up 10 die, and as feel the pulsatons of health
ccursng through my veins, my whole heart soul go
forth III iervent gratitude TO the author of all our sure
msrcies that he has been gracousy pleased bless the
means made use Of Truly have you proved yourself
tor my life indebted you rather) the use of vour
inva!uabc SarsapaTilla. The value of such Il incidence
10 couheSS oeyona price; money cannot pay for it.
have been raised from death, may for my friends
and myself thought ii impossible could recover And
now gentlemen, suffer add another proof certified
to by my friends and guardians just aclnow ledge
mcnt OF the virtues of yoar health restoring Sarsaparia
hat the afflicted may also and enjoy tn. benefits
1T alone can confer is the heartfelt wish of their
and your friend, MARTHA CONLIN
know Martha Conl:n and believe what she states in
this document 10 be p r!cctly true.
JNo. POWER.
Vicar General of New 7 ork
Rector OF st. Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4th day of December 1890
knew Martha Conlin, and have known of her suffer
ing illness. HOLM DUBOIS.
Bishop of New York. |
Iplacc fall confidence in the statement made by Mar.
tina Con!n, having known her the past twenty wears
will chceriuy give any particulars in relation TO her
case TO those who may wish further information.
SIR. ELIZABE'TH;
Superior OF the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
e"ec'' ~ L. Dec. H. 1892
have confidence in the representations made by Mar.
tia Coniin' and have fall kn0wledgc Of her case.
ELIJAH +. PURDY,
Alderman loti Ward of the City of New York.
Dec. IL, loI2.
Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last 10
years and hereby certify the foregoing mad
by herself is correct.
Mrs. MARY B. LLOYD.
No. 6O4 Broad ST. Newark N J.
The following certificate is from a gentleman who lost
the whole OF his Nose from Scrou:ous dis.as
The suhjo'ncd cut represents the d;oruy accurate.
ly can be dcliucatud:
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