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SANDS SAPSApARILLA.

Chronic Constitutions!
Disorders will lie reno.
we'd by this preparation.
Improvement In whatever regards the happiness
and welfare Of Our race is constantly the march 10
perfection and with each succeeding day some new
problem il solved, or some profound e,'ret revealed
having important and direct caring mans
highe,, de>,inies. II we take retrospective view
over the past twenty YEAR, how is the mind struck
with wonder! What rapid stride. has science made
in every depar ment of civilized life! particularly in
hat which relate. 10 the knowledge of he human svs-
TEN in health and dl>ea e. How valna' lie and ndi>-
pens allie The curative means recently discovered
through the agency Of chemistry! How d' rs the
imagination kindle aud our admiration gov al The
ingenuity, the appraah 10 the iantar If per.
lection, of the pre- emf time Through III" ela crate
Investigations Of Ply iuogv, or the science Of LIFE,
and the Pathology of prevalent di'ea.e, much valua
lie practical knowledge has een gane' Income
qnenCe of ecoming acqran'eJ with II, organiza.
lion, the elements Of the various Tissue ar structures
of The system, remedies have been So .h' af er AMI
discovered exactly adapted 10 conf inc with neutral.
lze and expe morbfce matter, the cane of Iii. ease
and sb> it'ie healthy action in its place. The .al.
,ifnl simplicity ufthiS mode oftreatmen is not only
suggested by the pathology If diseases, not onlv
granfil to the sufferer, bu perfectly in consonance
with the operations oil Nature and factory 10 the
views and rca ,onng~ of every nell geni, rejecting
mind. Ii is that SANDs's SARsAPARTLLA, a scientific
combination oe>sentIa principles If The most valua
lie vegetable sui stances, operates upon The system.
The Sarsaparlla is comhined with the most eeclual
aids the most saluary productions, The most potent
simlles Of the vegetable kingdom; and it, unprece-
denied in The restoration 10 health of tho, e
who had long pned under The most distress chron-
ic ma ladies, has given il an exalted character fur
nshirg il does evidence of its intrinsic value
and recommending il 10 The afflicted in terms the af-
| fiiced only can know. II has long leen most I'M
poriani de>ideraium in the practice Of medicine to oh
lain a remedy similar 10 ih-one that w,ul net on
the liver, stomach and bowels with ali the precision
and potency Of mineral preparations, vet wilhon,
any of their deeterious elects upon the vial power,
OF The system.
The attention Of the reader is respectfully called ia
the following certificates. However great achieve
menis have heretofore cen made BY the use Of TIN.
invaluable medicine, yet daily experience shows re-
suits stiII more remarkable The proprelors her,
avail them. elves Of The opportunity Of saving il Is
source OF constant SAT- faction that they mad,
| the means OF relieving such an amount OF suffering.
NEWARK, N. j., Zee. 49, 1872.
| Messrs. Sdn6S: Geni-Wurd> cannot express III,
gratitude feel for yorr treatment 10 me- strange
suffering Under one Of the most loathsome di,ea, e
that nature Is capa, lie of Tearing. The disease wi.
which was afflicted commenced with inflammation O
The eve, in the year 1886 which caused almost 10 a
blindness Fer this was treated and final, relieved
Int he remedies were such a. 10 carse The devotion
menI OF a scrouoas affection my LEFT arm near tn
elbow
The pain extended from the .honder TO the end n
my fingers and for two wears my erno- were | e
vond de cripion. tried varion> remedies md con
suited d lercn' ply Ician, IN New York, and amung-
Them The ae Dr. BIZ, he, who iod me The oi>ea { ,
the arm was caused Inc large quantity vi mtrcr
tai en- to cure the inflammation Of my eyes.
My >ul!ering> confined, the arm enlarged, iumcr
formed IN di 'erent place., and in few months d..
charge' making ten running ulcers al one time som
above and some lelow the elbow, and The .charg
was 81 offensive that no per, on could ear 10 t l.
the room where was. then appIed,o ano her ii
ingui> he'd ply, cian who told me ampua ION of lib
arm the only Thing thar could save my life, a.
wa, impo>.i lie 10 cure so dreatt disea,e Int
was unwilling 10 con. eni 10 1t, he recommended m
10 Swans Panacea freely which did wiihol
deriving b' liiile benefit. For three years was
able 10 rae my hand 10 my head, CO ali my hea,
and The >rrofua now made its appearance on m
head destroying he bone in dIereni places, 'arsin
exien, i've uceraonS, and feared NIGH reach an
destroy the hrain-the head >welel very much, &C
companied with violent pam. Numerous ex'erna
remedies were recommended, bul they did n good
Abo,u a year since ! was taken severely Ill with
swelling OF the body from head 10 too', 80 thai wa
entirely helpless. The doctor advised me 10 go to III
HOSPITAL for he did not under, an mvca.e For III
last few months had been liic'el with sever
pain in boih sides, al times 80 hard could ,carcel
hold my breath. hacking cough constantly an
> moved me- andh> combined with my other ma alic
renderedme truly miserable. Such gentleman ha
. leen my SITUATION for seven years OF my lie, when
. commenced The u,e OF your Sar.apaiilla hut Is m
, case was considered hopeless, and The near pro.pe
OF speedy dl>soul ion seemed inevi'al lie. felt hut lii
tie enro fragment TO perevere. The per. ma ion
r friends induced me TO Try your medicine which in
few days produced great change IN my system ger
orally, lyc causing an appetite, relieving the pa ms, IAN
: giving me Strength. As success piIe> cun,lenc
wa. encouraged 10 per,evere. NY pains rev ca.
er. rengih returned food reIshe he ulcers hea
ed, lew ile h formed, AMI once more fe wi hin II
E that might get we'll lhave now u>e, The Sar.aps
rla ahou Two months, and am like a ii eren, b,
ing. The arm that irds 10 be amputated ha> enir
. healed, thing thai seemed impo>> lie. can scare.
" eleve the evidence ofmy own eye, but such j. II
fact and il l. now "a useful "a al any period of N
life and my general health is better than it has e,
for wears pa>i.
Health, what magic in the word! how many ,ho
sands have sonrhi il in foreign lands and sum
climes, and have >ongh' IN vain Vel il came n
when had give. mp To die; and a. I feel The pml;
tions fheaih conr>ing through my veins, my who
heart aud soul 90 forth in ferven gratitude 10 the Al
thor of all orr SIRE mercie, that he has cen or
ro'r " pleased 10 less the means made Of 'rr
: " have you proved yourself The good Samaritan
the afflicted, for nexi 10 my Creator NV life i indie
10 YOU ,or raiher) The use Of Your nva liable Sar APP
ra. The value of .uch medicine : !. rne,, b
yond price, money cannot pay for !. have t,
a>e ! from deaih, may lay, for my ,rcnd> and m
,elf thought il Impossible could recover. And no
gentlemen suffer me 10 add another proof Ger flied II
hy my friends and 'ardian> A. lust ach nowlels
ment Of the virtues of your health restoring Sar.ap
ra. Tha! the afflicted may also use il and enl,
the enehts II alone confer, is the heartfelt, ie
vent wish OF their and your friend
know Martha Conl:n and leeve wha, she stat
!, In this document 10 lie perfect y correct.
> JOHN POWER,
Vicar GENERAL OF New ToRK.
a Rector of ST. Peters Church
Given at New York lh, IL IN day of Dec, 1912
;, know Martha Conlln. and have known of her 81
fering illness, JOUN DJIROJS