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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.


Disorders will he reno.
we'd by this preparation.
Improvement In whatever regards the happiness
ana welfare OF our race Is constantly on the march TO
perfection, and with each succeeding day sosc new
problem IL solved, or some profound secret revealed
having an important and direct bearing man
nshe dest'nles IL we take Retrospective 'lep
over the past twenty wears, how is the mind aruni
with wonder! What rapid siriIe has science made
IN every department of civilized life particularly in
maj whch relates 10 the knowledge ofthe human svs-
temn health and diSea'e. How valuable and lnds- |
pensable are he curative means recently discovered
through the agency Of chemistry! How does the
imagination kindle and our admiration gov at the
ingenuity the approach TO the standard of per.
lection of the present time Through the elaborate
investigations of Physiology or the science OF LIFE
and the Pathology Of prevalent disease, much vaua-
Die practical knowledge has leen gained. In consc.
quence of becoming acquainted with the organiza
,ion the elements of the various tissues and structures
of the system remedies have been sought after and
discovered exactly adapted 10 combine With neutral
and expel morbice matter the cause of i,eo so
and substitute healthy action in its place The bean. |
tifu simplicity ofthis mode oftreatmepi is no, opv
suggested by the pathology Of diseases, not only
gratnf to the sufferer but perfectly in consonance
with the operations Of Nature, and satisfactory 10 The
views and reasonngs of every intelligent, redectnp
mind. 1t is that SANDss SARsAPARILLA, scientific
combination ofessenal principles Of the most vaua-
BILE vegetable sui stances, operates upon the system
The Sarsaparilla is combined with the mos, @ iectual
aids the most sau,arv prod t,ion> the most no,ent
smples of the vege'al kingdom; and if. unprece-
|
who had long pincd undcr the most tressng chron-
&c malades, has given it exalted character fur
nshing as it does evidence of own intrinsic value
and recommending it 10 the afflicted in terms the af-
| fiicied only can know ii has long leen most M
por'ant de>deratum in the practice Of medicine TO OBJ
tam a remedy similar 10 ths-one that woul! act on
inc liver, stomach and bowels with ali the precision
anu Po.ency OF mineral preparations, yet without
any Vi ther oeieterious ehecs upon the vital powers
| Inc system.
ne atenuon OF me reader respectfully ca led 10
inc borrowing certificates. However great achieve
iie,s nave heretofore heen ihade by the use Of this
lnvaiuahle meuIclne, yet dahy experience shows re-
suits sun more remarkable i he propretors here
aVa themselves Vi inc opportunity OF saying il Is
| source oi constant sa'flacon that they are made
| tue '''cahs Vi re'eVn. srh an amount OF suffering.
| NJ, Cd rh"ARK, ~. D., lee. Is, 1872.
NtSSIs Sunos' oeht-Nords cannot express the
era'l'oe ieel ior your treatment to me- stranger
| snerlns i'er one OF me most loathsome diseases
'hat nature Is capable OF bearing The disease with
| Whch was a'ihc'eu commenced with inflammation of
,nteyeS III me year $3.50 winch caused Amos, total
nmunc>s fer thl> was treated and finally relieved,
n't ,he remedies were suth a. to cause the develop
ment OF scronlous affection on myleitarm near the
The pain extended from the shoulder to the end o.
my myers, ana Tor Two year-my suierinss were le-
yond description. tried varlou> remedies and con-
>nlteu uiereni phy,icans IN New ork, and amongst
mem .ne Ia'e Dr. b,'he, VINO tod me the disease Of
the arm was caused by the large quantity Of mercury
| 'ak Ken W , cure inc Inflammation OF my eye>.
NY sinerimsS continued, the arm enlarged, tumors
FORMED IN ui,ereht Places ana IN lew months dis
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