New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03
TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.

lU i Ill I'M MLhlC1N L UDIiUs
Improvement in whatever regards the happiness and wei
fare constantly the march perfection, and
with each succeeding day problem solved or
some profound revealed having nlportaa and
direct bearing mans highest dcstIieS Ii we take
retrospective view The paHt twenty years how the
mind struck with wonder, What strides has science
maze in every department Of civilized hie. particularly IN
thai which relates The knowledge of the human IN
health disease How valuable AID indispensable are
the curative recently discovered through the agency
OF chemistry How does the Imagination kpde and our ad-
nration glow at The ingenuity, the approach TO the
standard CT perfection OF The present e through the
elaborate Investigations of Physiology. the science OF
LIFE and the Pathology OF prevalent diseases Gch valDa
bic practical knowledge has been gained In consequence
OF becoming acquainted with the the elements
o various tissues and structures OF the SYSTEM remedies
have been sougA, afr and discovered exactly adapted
combine with nenalize and expe morbihc matter, the
OF disease and substitute healthy action IN its place
The beautiful simplicity OF this mode OF treatment not
only suggested by the pathology diseases, only
sufferer bEt perfectly in with The oper
Nature and satisfactory 10 the views and reasonns
OF every intelligent re6ectirg Mid II is tEus that SASpss
SARsArAaLLA scientific Of essentials princp
the valuable vegetable subs,EncGs operates upon
tho system. The Sarsaparla is combined with the
efecua aids the sautary productions the po
tent smpes OF the vegetable kingdom and unprrce-
den,e The res ration 10 health Q; those who had
long pnsd under the distressing chronic maades, has
given IL an
OF atrinse value, and recommending 1t 10 The az
hicted in the afflicted only hnow II has long
important dcsideratum in the practice of med
cine obtain remedy similar TO ths-one that would
the liver. stomach and bowels with al! the precision
and potency of mineral preparations yet without aay OF
their deeeroUs effects upon the vital powers OF thc sen
The attention OF the reader respectfully called the
following certificates However great achievements have
heretofore been madeby The use oi,hs medc1e
yet daily experience SHOWS results still more
saying Is source OF constant satisfaction that lhey are
made the o; relieving such amount OF suffering
| NEWARK, n, J. Dec. is, 1912,
DIessrs. Sands Gent-werds express The graft.
tude feel Tor ar reanlenI 10 me, stranger suffering
The loaihsome diseases at nz ure Is ca,
psble bearing The disease wlth which was afflicted
which caused almost total blindness For treated
aud finally relieved but The remedies were such rs to cause
the deseopemsn OF scroiuouS affection on my iS!t arm
The pain e1tenicd from the shoulder the end of my
fingers and for tive years my sufer!nSs were 0eyo us
crlp,on tried various remedies ana consulted different
Physicians in NewYork and amongst them lhe lae VI
8uhe who told the disease OF the arm was caused by
he large quantity OF mercury taken 10 dure the naiihia
| lion OF my eyes.
| Ny sutierings continued, the enlarged, tumouls
formed in different places, and few months discharged
making ten running ulcers al one te some aooye dnu
some below the eiew and Tie discharge was SO offensive
that person could bear 10 be in the room where was
applied stiue ui,hed Phy slcla who told
anpuaiion OF The was the only thing that coudsVe
my lite, waSmpo,slbe to drcaeula disease but
was unwilling TO consent 10 Il he recommended me 70
Use ;Swaims Panacea freely, which did without deriving
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my hand my comb my hair and the scroula no."
made appearance my head destroying the bone In
different places causing extensive ulceraons a. teared
mgh reach and 1esoy The bran-,e head swelled very
much panied with violent pain, numerous external
remedies were recommended, but they dia no good
About since was taken severely Ill with sweing
OF the body head To foot that was entirely helpless
the Doctor advised go the Hospital ior he did mol
understand my for the last few months had been
afflicted with severe pain both sides, NJ times 50 hard
could scarcely get my breath hacking constantly
anpoyed me- aud this combined with my other maladies
1
my situation years of my lie when commenced
The use of Your arsapa a but my considered
hopeless and The near prospect speedy dissolution
seemed inevitable felt but tie encouragement 10 psrse
we're The persuasion of friends induced Try your
sleticine which days produced great change in
system generally by causing appetite, relieving The
pains and giving me strength; as success inspires coDfd
cnce was persev,Te, my pains grew easier
my strength returned, food reiised -. ulcers healed new
re. well. have used The SarsapariI!a about TWO
months and like different being. The arm that as to
be amyuated has entirely healed, thing that seemed iu
possible. can scarcely believe the evidence Of my
eyes, is the act and useful as at any
period OF my e and my geAerai health Is beller tba IL
| lIas been for years past.
Health; what magic in the word how many thousands
have sought il in foreign lands and sunny clmeS
sought in vain! Yetjtcam when had given up 10
die feel the pusaions OF health coorsing through
my veins nv whole heart and soul 20 forth la eryen
gratitude the author of all mercies that he
las been gracousy pleased TO bless the means made
Samaritan 10 lie aisiel for ne1I 10 my cresor my lie
indebted raher the of your invaluable Sarsa
parla The value OF such medicine countless beyond
price, money pay for it lave been raised from
DEATH In,ay say for my friends myself thou st
possible could recover. And gentlemen suffer me 10
add another proof certified by my friends and guardians
acknowledgement the virtues OF your health
enjoy The benefits alone confer the heartfelt ervcnt
wish OF their and your friend.
MARTHA CONLIN.
Martha Conlin believe wha, she ,tntes this
dscumen, be perfectly JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF NEw-YoRK,
Rector OF ST Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4,h day Of December, 1872
know Martha Conlin, h~ve known OF her suffering
illness. John DUBOIS, Bishop of New-Yora.
Couin, having known her the past twenty years will
chceully give any particulars in relation to her
w. - sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Prince
| street, ny. Dec. IA, 1872
have confidence In the representations made by Martha
Conin, and have full knowledge OF her case
Alderman 10th Ward OF the City OF New-Yerk.
Dec. Il, 1912
Martha conlin has lived in my family the last IS years.
and herebv certify tho foregoing made by her
| self is correct. Mrs MARY b. LLOYD,
| No. 6g4 Broad ST. Newark NJ
The following certificate is from gentleman who
the whole OF Ai, severe Scrofuous disease fl
| speaks for itself
Brooklyn, Nov. 25, 1872
messrs. SANDS Gest.-Aithough an dshgured and de-
formed or life, baye not lost rccolectluni and never
while exist shall cease TO feel grateful for benefits con-
erred through the of your invaluable Sarsa parla
was attacked the year 1923 scroulous affection
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