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Inproseaeati u vAaAever rcsards tAs AapSi.sss "a
Welfare q ssosstsstly he sgeR 70 rsriso
SIs s.e =, rass s,sa day .os
ertast .ed direct ssfSs over nan's Asst dsstisiss
.s sa !. csss s~..sy
d strides has .rsnce made il ofejvi.
ii,sd lie p,ssisSl.sy in that which e he rPey
valuable ss isdspsasssi. are Ss sSsssSs :.. no.
Gently discovered through the nEsncy Of chemistry -
5o. DEE. .As irsEia.ios kisdis .sa our ad-irs.;oa
o he .ssses the il:s
practice. know Edge has been gained i. e
becoming acqaanted with the ofsnastion, he clemcss
dies have been sosxht after and snsess
ted 70 comeine with, neutraize and expel orbc mat
ter the cause Of disease, and substitute healthy act;o.
N its place The beautiful simplicity Of this mode or
treatment 10 only suggested by tbs pathology Of dis
ssses not only grstsfll 10 the sufferer but perfectly in
~ the views and reasonings Of every ssrIIirens
aectins mind. IL is thus that SAND'S' SARSAPARiI
La, scientific combination Of essentia principles Of
the most valuable vegetable su5stances uon
the system The Sarsaparilia 10 combincd with he
most e6cctaal sds the salutAry productions the
unprecedented success in the rcstoratoo to hs.h ~
those who had long pincd under the most dssrrssnr
ehrOnic nsisdies, given exalted character fur
nshing ~ does evidence of its intrinsic value and
recommending i to the afflicted in the afflicted on
can know. It has loaK been most important decide.
q. Nv
similar to ths-one that would on the liver. stoG
ach and bowels, with all the precision and potency Of
on. se. spon S r x, without Of their
The alteration Of the reader 10 RESPECTFULLY called 70
tho following certificates srcst s
have heretoforc been made b. the this
medicine yet daily cxpcricnce show, results still moro
remarksble The proprietofs here avail hcmssives Of
4. .essSs % s
an amount Of suffering ~ - 800
NswAsk. N. J:'Dee. 10. is4s.
Mcs;rs Sands Gent Words esprsss III. xra
ttnds feel for your trcasmentto me- sir.nxer suif.r
ing under OF tho most loaths6ae dseascs ,at .r
scspabs Of bearing The disease with which was
the year 1896, which caused almost total Slindncss s
THE wastreated and finally relieved bu, the r.d,
affection my lett ara. sear the ELBOW. 'o'D0as
Thepah extended from the shoulder to the end Of NV
snssI,: and for two years my sssiss bsyona
erent Ply scians in New York, and arnonrst Them ,h
late Dr. ba.he who told o. The arm was
ny tne large quantity Of mercury taken to cure
my suiferings continued, the arm enlarged tumours
o,asa IN dersnt places: and in few dscharg-
cd, making ten running ulcers time some ab,v.
and some below the elbow, the discharge was 40 ~
that no person could bear to be the room here
was: then applied TO another distinguished Physi-
c,sn who told snputaton of the arn was the only
thing that could save my life. was 20 cur
70 on, aani disease; bit as INV filing to consent
10 It he recommended me TO Swain . frcev
which did without deriving but little benefit Eor
years was unable raise my hand ~ nv ,hcaJ ~
comb my hair and the scroIus now made its s,nssn
ON my head, destroy ing the bone in different nIar go
sing extensive c,ratons, and feared 1t might reach
anu destroy the brain-thc head sw.cd vcry much a.
conpaned with violent pain nuIner6Us exi.rnaI r.n
dies were recommended. but they did no -Abou,
tine body from head TO foot that was entir,y hrinI
ne Doctor advised me the Hospital for he did not
my case; Tor Le last few months had been
sMcted with severepaih in both sides d times 40
hard could scarcely get my breath hacking couvh
constantly annoyed and this combined With NV ot
or maiadies, rendered me truly miserable Such gem
usmen, had been my stuaton for seven wears OF INV
lie when commenced the o your SarsapariIla b1,
as my case considered hopeless and tn. ne ar
poet Of speedy dissolution seemed inevitable ri,
Dut little encouragement TO persevere The persuasion
o. friends induced me to try your medciue, which in
W causing an appetite, relieving the pains and Civ
ing me strengths as success inspires confidence w..
strength returncd reiish.d, the ulcers eaIsd
hcsh formed, and felt within me thai m;eh,
e.. w have now assd Che sarsaparla about
toas 10 be amputafed has entirely healed thing that
seemed impossible: can scarcely believe the evidence
Of my own eyes, but such is the fact it is now as
essial a. a ahy period Of my life, and my general health
Is o. better than II has been for ycarsPast.
Heathj what hagic in nie word how mary tb5,,
SANDS haye soeght II in foreign lands sunny clinics
and have sought in vain! Yet il came to me when I
hadgiven up to die, feel the puIsations Of hh
coursng through my veins my who'll. heart AMI .i ~
forth In ervent gratitude the author of ali our se
that ne has been graciously pleased bless the
the good Samaritan to the afflicted for ext to nv
tor my life indebted you ,or rather) the use Of
a m dIcine
countless beyond price; money cannot pay for H.
have been raised from DEATH NAV say for ny fird
and myself thought it impossible could recover Aud
now gentlemen suffer add another proof fed
to by my friends and guardians, as lust
ment Of the virtues Of your health restoring
That the afflicted may also it and enoy the bne;,s
alone can confer is the heartfelt ferycn wish of their
~'N '''A An"' MARIHA CONLIN.
know Martha Conln and believe What She states in
TINS document to be perfectly true :, .
JNo. POWER.
Vicar General Of New York
q, Rector of st. Peters Church
Given at New York this l4h day of Dccember. 1870
know Martha Cohlin, and have known of her suffer-
ing illness. Holm DiJRO,S
Bishop of New York
fPace faii coohdeacc in the statement made By Mar
tha Coniin, having known her the past twenty wears
will eheerfully give any particulars in relation to her
case to those who may wish further information
SR. ELIZABETH;
Superior Of tho Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
S"ee'' ~ Z. Dec. ii, 1912.
have confidence in the repre- m ado bv Mar
tina Conln, and have full knowledge of her case
ELIJAH F. PURDY,
Dec. Ii, 1912.
Martha Cohlin has lived in my family The last ,I3
years ana hereby certify The foregoing statement made
Mrs. MARY B. LLoYD
No. 604 Broad ST. Newark N j.
The following certificate is from gentleman Who lost
the whole of his Nose from severe Scrofuo,s a;sea
rrf farr rNr tI~-l r