New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

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SANDS'S SARSAPARlLLA.
Improvement, in wha regards the happiness and
Is Constantly the march perfection ana
with each succeeding day problem Is solved, or
profound revealed, having important ans
direct bearing mans highest desttnes If take
retrospective the past twenty years how the
mind struck with wonder What rapid strides has science
made every department of civilized life particularly a
that which relates the knowledge efhe human syemin
health and disease How valuable and indispensable
Tie curative recently discovered through the agency
of chemistry How does the Imagination kiudle and ad
nation glow at the ingenuity, the near approach to the
standard Of PERFECTION OF lc present time! Through the
elaborate Investigations OF Histology the science OF
and the Pathology OF Prevalent diseases much vaua
be practical knowledge has been gained In consequence
becoming acquainted with the organization the elements
Of the various tissues and Of the system remedies
aave been sought after and discovered exactly adapted To
combine with, neuralize and eIpel moreihc matter the
cause OF disease substitute healthy action in It's place
The beautiful simplicity Of this mode OF treatment no
only suggested by the pathology OF diseases no. only CRATE
full to the sufferer perfectly In consonance with
atoms Nature and satisfactory 10 the views and rraOonns
Of every intelligent rejecting mind II Is TINS that
scientific essential principles
the systen The Sarsaparia 10 combined with the mozs
,e,,ual ads the saluary productions the most po-
en simples Of the vegetable kingdoms and III unprec~-
len, success in the ration health OF those who had
onr pned under the distressing chronic maades has
gveL exalted character furnishing as does evidence
6 It's own intrinsic value and recommending 70 he AZ
ac,ed in terms the afflicted only can know II has long
,eeu most important desderaum In the practice oil medl'
cine obtain remedy similar to this-one shst "ouio
act on liver stomach and bowels with all the precision
atinpe yet
heir deleerous effects upon the vital powers OF the system
The attention of the reader is respectfully called TO the
following certificates However great achievements nave
,ere,oore been by the OF this invaluable medicines
ye daly experience shows results still remarkable
The proprisers here avail tne opportan o
maze 'ne n'e a' u 'eAs NEWARK, NJ j. Dec. IS, Ia4
nfsssys 9cnt-words cannot express The graft
under Of the cahsoue disease mat ns ure ca
psoe OF bearing. The disease with which was aicied
commenced with inflammation OF the eyes m The year 1856
wach caused almost total blindness For this was treated
md finally relieved the remedies were such to cause
the development OF scroiuous affection on my lei. arm
| near the elbow.
"The pain extended from the shoulder to theend Of my
fingers, and for two suaerngs were Beyond dis
crpton tried various remedies and consulted different
Physicians in NewYork and amongst them the late Pr
ushe who told the disease OF the arm was caused oy
large quantity of mercury taken TO sure the innamma'
My suterings continued, the arm enlarged, tumoua
formed in different places, and In few months dschsrged
akng running ulcers al one time, sonie above and
some below the elbow the discharge offensive
tina, person could bear TO he In the room where
then applied another dlstng Physician who toio
me ampnaon The the only thing that could save
my lie, impossible TO cure 80 dreaotua disease bus
use saias Panacea freely which did without deriving
but little benefit For three years was unable TO raise
my hand To head or comb my hair and the scrola now
made its appearance my head destroying the bone IN
different places causing extensive uiceralions ad ared
might reach acsroy the brainthe head sweed very
nuch accompanied with vlolsn! pain numerous ef!erna
remedies were RECOMMENDED bu. they did no good 1,
About year since was taken severely Ill with "eins
of body head foot, that was entirely helpless
the Doctor advised TO 60 TO the Hospital or ne did no.
understand my case for the last ew months had been
fc!ed with pain In both sides, at times 30 bard
could scarcsly get my breath hacAns cough constantly
rendered me truly miserable Suah, gentlemen, had been
my situation years Of my lite when commenced
Of your bu, as my case was considered
inevitable, felt but ie encouragement TO ptrse'
we're The persuasion of friends induced me TO Try your
medicine which in few days produced great change M
my system generally by causing an appetite yng Ds
palms, and giving me strength as success Inspires coaa'
nv strength returned, food reshed, the ulcers healed nea
h . ar a now used e arsapa shout ;n
months and am Ike different being The arm that t.
ean na: .:a4ts snf ssns@ |
eyes the fact and now as useful es at aoy
Health; what magic In the word! bow many thousands
have sought il in oregn lands and sunny ces and have
sought in vain Yet came 10 me when bad given up 70
die and feel the pulsaons OF health coGrsag through
gratitude 10 the author OF all sure meSces, that no
has been graciously pleased to bless the means made
use OF 'Truly have you proved yourself the good
Samaritan the afflicted for next 10 my Creator my me
indebted you rahe the your invaluable Sara
parla The value OF such medicine Is countless beyond
price, msney cannot pay for it. have been raised rom
DEATH may say, or my friends and myself holsht I'M
possible could And geDuelen saher me ID
add another proof certified by friends and guardians
as Just acknowledgements o. the virtues OF your health re.
storing SarsaparIa That the afflicted may also II and
enjoy he benefits alone confer the heartfelt iervens
wyh OF their and your friend .,,,
know Martha Conlin and believe what she states in hii
document 10 he perfectly true JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF NEw-YoRK,
Rector OF st. Peters Church.
Given at New York this lals day Of December, isi2
know Martha Conlin and have known Of her suffering
illness. fJCHN DUBOlS, nsbop OIL Ne".iorH'
place full confidence in the made by Martha
Conin, having known her the past tEesiy years WIZ
chesruy give any particulars In relation to her case 10
these who may with further Information
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylun Tsres'
street, n. I. Dec. ~ i0A-
have confidence IN the Representations made oy oisfa
Contn, and have faIi knowledge Of her case ipryRpY
Alderman 10Th Ward Of the 6iyos Ne~'i'sA'
Dec. H. 1872
Martha Conn has lived 10 my family e rsds a ~ e
and hereby cerify the foregoing statement naas o5 ne
self ID correct. ~; III Rrosd ~ Nevark Nj
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