New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-10
SANDS'S SARSApARILLA.


SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.
Eprovsen, in whatever regards the Ia ppness and wei
fare OF oer Constantly the march TO perfection and
with each Succeeding DAY new problem solved or
some profound revealed, having an muora, and
direct bearing mans hghes, des;n.es II We take
retrospective view the past t~eay years hou IS the
mind struck with worder VIVA, rapid strides hss science
made every department. OF civilized Gfe particularly in
,ha, which relates the knowledge sf the human
health and disease. How valuable and indispensable are
tae curative recently discovered through The agency
O. chemistry How does the Imagination kiSdle and ad.
duration gov at the ingenuity the approach TO Tie
Standard OF perfection, of The pressn, time! Through the
elaborate OF Physiology, the science OF
LIFE, and the Pathology or prevalent diseases much vaGa
Die practical knowledge ts been gained In consequence
OF becoming acquainted with The the slemenis
of the various tissues and structures OF III. system r.edes
have sought after and discovered exactly adapted to
combine with, peutralie and expei u,ebi6c matter the
Of disease, and substitute healthy action In lis piece
The beautiful simplicity OF This mode treatment IS nor
oaly suggested by the pathology OF diseases only CRATE
f to tue erer perfectly in conson1rce With oper.
Nature and satisfactory 10 the views and reesonngs
ofever intelligent. rejecting miad II tshus hasASDss
SARsAPAsILLA scientific Of essenGa pacipcx
the valuable vegetable substances operates upon
the system The Saaparila is comhiced with the raoss
ehec ual aids, the most saipiaTy predictions, the ut o
tent sim pies of The vegetable kngo aud It's unpsece-
heGUn OF
lorg pned under the most distressing Chronic alsdies has
given exalted character furnishing as does evidence
Of its intrinsic value and recommending IL 10 the al
ficied in terms the aalised oay know. IL has long
been ao important deSderum in the practice Ct nei"
cine to obtain remedy similar th,s-one that would
act the liver, stomach and bowels with all the precision
and potency OF mineral preparations, yet without of
their deleerous effects upon the vital powers OF the system
The attention OF the reader is respectfully called to the
following certificates However great achievements have
yet daily experience shows results su remarkable.
The propresers here avail hemseivesei the opportunity OF
saying IS OF constant satisfaction that they
NEWARK, n, j. Dec. Is 1872,
Messrs Sanas Gent-werrs cann~I express the grsti-
tuoe ieei Tor your treatment TO me- stranger suffering
under ct the most lcahsome diseases that
pable OF bearing The disease vita which waS afflicted
commenced with inflammation OF the eyes, in year 1886,
which caused anos, total blindness For this was Treated
aud hnay relieved but the remedies were such cause
the deveopement OF scroiuons affection ON my S,t arm
near The elbow.
pgers, and tor Two years suaerugs were Beyond dis
crip,on tried various remedies ana consulted different
Physicians in Newfork and amongst them the late Or.
Bushe who told the disease OF the caused by
Tie large quantity OF nercury taken 10 cure the nhanma-
Ny sutierings continued, the enlarged, ,umourS
formed different places, ami in few months discharged,
making running ulcers at tine, above and
below the elbow, and The discharge offensive
that person could bear To be In the room where was
ampuiaton otthe the only thing that could save
le impossible 10 cure so dreaaiula disease but
unwilling consent 10 II recommended me 10
Swain's Panacea freely, which did whon; dSrving
little benefit 1" For unable raise
my hand my head comb hair and the scroala now
made its appearance my head, destroying the bone IN
different places causing extensive uiceratohs atd sreo
might reach and aesey the branlhe head swclied very
much, accompanied with violent PAIN numerous external
remedies were recommended. but they did no good
OF the body head FOOT that was entirely helpless
the Doctor advised me TO 80 10 te Hospital for he did not
understand my tor he last rev months had been
could scarcely get my BREATH hacking coug constantly
annoyed me- and this combined with my other nialad!es
rendered ME truly miserable Such, gentlemen, hao been
my situation for years of life when commenced
the Of your Sarsapa a bat case was considered
seemed inevitable let but little encouragement TO perse
vere The persuasion o! friends induced ne to Try your
medicine which in few days produced great change IN
my system generally by causing appetite relieving The
pains and giving me strength as success inspires conhd-
INV strength returned food relished ulcers healed
aesh formed ana more felt within me that might
months and am like different being The arm that ra, to
Be Gnputad has entirely healed, thing that seemed '
eyes, but the act and II Is now as useful as al an
period OF my life and my general health better than
Health; what magic in the word! how many thousands
have sought in foreign lands and sunny cmes end have
die and as feel the pulsaons of coursng through
veins, my whole heart and soul go forth ia ierven
has been gracousy pleased TO bless the means made
use Of 'sTruly have, you proved Yourself tie good
Samaritan the afflicted, for next to my Creator py HE Is
Indebted you Tor raher the Of you Invaluable SaFsa
parla The value OF such medicine is countless beyond
des may say for ny friends and myself hous inn
possible could recnver And gentlemen suffer me to
as AUS OF The virtues OF your health
storing sarsaparia. That The afflicted may also j, and
enjoy the benefits alone confer is tie heartfelt
"''' . N''' - 0-' $3.50 MARTHA coNLIN
know Martha Conlin and believe she This
VICAR GENERAL OF NEw-YoaK,
Rector OF st. Peters Church.
Given New York this l4th day OF December, 1872.
know Martha conn, and have known Of her suffering
illness. tJOHN DUBOIS, Bishop of New.York.
place full confidence in Ike statement made by Martha
Ccnlin having known her TIE past twenty years. Will
cheerily give any particulars in relation to her
these who may wish further Information Sn sr,z.prTu
Superior OF the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
street, Ny. Dec. H. 1912
have confidence in the representations made by Martha
conin and have full knowledge Of I her case prRny
Alderman 10th Ward Of the City OF New.yerk.
Dec. II, 1872
Martha coniin has lived in my family the last, 10 years,
and hereSy ee the M SamY e. n sy her
No. GOA Broad ST. Newark, NJ.
Sardss sarsaparila will also remove and ,anently
diseases having their origin impure stale OF The
blood and depraved condition Of the general conStut,
viz: Scroiua Kings Evil in It's various forms; Rhe1ua-
tsm, obstinate Erupons, Bloehes, Bile, fm-
piles Pusules the face, chronic Sore Eyes Ring~onn
and joints, stubborn Ulcers syphc symptoms, diseases
arising from njudicious OF Mercury, female dcrsnge-
ncnss, and other similar complaints.
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