Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-21

TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.
Improvement in whatever regards the happiness and
ton and with each succeeding day some new problem is
solved, or rofoun& revealed having an i'm.
portant and direct bearing mans highest
II we takca retrospective view over the past twenty
years, how is the mind struck with wocrt What ra-
strides has science made in every department ofcv
edge of the human system in health disease. How
valuable and Indispensable the curative means
How DOGS the imagination kfndis and our admiration
glow at the ingenuity the near approach TO the
rate Investigations of Ply sology or the science Of LIrE
and the Pathology ofrrcyalent diseases, valuable
becoming acquainted with the organization the Clements
of the various tissues and of the system rcmc
dies have been sought after and exactly adap
ter, the cause Of disease and substitute healthy action
in itsplace. The beautiful simplicity Of this mode Of
eases, not only grateful TO the sufferer but perfectly in
consohapcc with the operations Of Nature ana
dcctng mind 1t is thus that SANDS sARSaf HRiI..
La scientific combination of essential principles of
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most eHcctual aids the sautary productions the
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unprecedented success in the restoration to health of
those who had lohg pinned under the most distressing
chronic maladics has given it exalted character fur
nshng as IT does evidence OF its intrinsic value, and
recommending it to the afflicted in terms the afflicted on
y can know 1t has long been important beside
j a
similar ths-onc that would act ON the liver stom
ach and bowels, with all the precision and potency of
minerN Preparations yet without any of their dccteri-
Gus effects upon the vital powers of the system.
The attention OF the reader is respectfully called
the following certificates. However great achcvcme
have hcrcotorc been made by the of this
medicine, yet daily experience shows results still more
remarkable. The propretors here avail themselves of
the opportunity OF saying it is source of salts
faction that they made The Of rcliev ing such
an amount of suffering.
NEWARK, N. J. Dec. 10, 1892
Nveear SApde
ttude feel for your treatment me- stranger suffer
ing under OF the loathsomc diseases that
afflicted commenced with inflammation of the eyes in
the year 1886, which caused almost total blindness For
TINS was treated and finally relieved but the remedies
were such to the development of a scrouious
affection on my left arm near the elbow.
The pain extended from the shoulder to the end of my
nnScrs and Tor two years my suiicriugs beyond
description. tried various remedies and consulted diff
ercnt Physicians in New York. and amongst them the
late Dr. Bushe who told the disease OF the
caused by the large quantity of mercury taken to cure
the inflammation OF my eyes.
My suiicrngs continued, the arm enlarged, tumours
formed in different places, and in few months dscharg-
ed making ten running ulcers at time, above
and some below the elbow and the discharge wos SO Of
hsvc that person could bear to be in the room where
was then applied TO another distinguished Physi-
can who told me ampntation Of the arm was the only
thing that could save my life was impossible
so dreadful disease bn as unwilling consent
to he recommended me to Swam's Panacca freely
which did without deriving but little benefit. For
years was unable TO raise my hand TO my head or
comb my hair, and the scrola made its
sing extensive ucerations and feared it might reach
and destroy the branthe head swcllcd very much ac-
companicd with violent pain; numerous external rene
dies were recommended, but they did no good.-Abou,
aycar since'i was taken severely i'll with swelling of
the body from head to foot entirely helpless
The Doctor advised to to the Hospital for he ddnot
understand my for the last few months had been
ailcted with severe pain in both sides, at times
hard could scarcely get my breath A hacking cough
constantly annoyed and this combined with my 9th
or maladies, rendered me truly miserable. Such gen
tlcmen had been my situation for years of my
as my considered hopeless, and the pros
pect OF speedy dissolution seemed inevitable I felt
but little encouragement to perscvere. The
OF friends induced to try your medciuc, which in
few days produced great change my system general
ly. by causing appetite relieving the pains and Civ
ing me strength; as success inspires confidence,
he sais %y
flesh formed and once felt within that might
get we'll have now used the Sarsapara about two
monthSand am like different being. The arm that
tcds to be Gtated has entirely heated, thing that
seemed impossible can scarcely believe the evidence
useful as at any period of life and my general health
is better than it has been for years past
Health; what magic in the word, how many thou
sands have sought in foreign lands sunny cines
and have sought in vain Yet it came to me when /
coursing through my veins my whole heart aud soul 20
forth in erveni gratitude to the author of all sure
means made use Of Truly have you proved yourself
the good Samaritan TO the afflicted for to my crea.
tor my e is indebted to you cor raher) the of your
invaluable Sarsaparila. The value Of such medicine
is countless beyond price; money cannot pay for it,
have been raised from death, may for friends
and myself thought it impossible could recover And
now gentlemen, suffer TO add another proof certified
to by my friends and guardians, just acknowledge.
ment OF the virtues of your health restoring Sarsapara
That the afflicted may also il and enjoy the benefits
it alone can confer, is the heartfelt crvcn of their
and your friend MARTHA CONLIN.
know Martha Conlin and believe what she states in
this document to be perfectly true. a..
| JNO. POWER,
Vicar General OF New York,
Rector of ST. Peters Church
at Now York 1,isid lax,
know Martha Conlin and hayc known of her suffer
| ing Illness JOHN DUBOIS,
Bishop of New York.
tina Conlin, having known her the past twenty years.
Will chcertuy give any particulars in relation to her
case to those who may wish further information.
SIR. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
| street. N Y Dec. ii, 1912.
have confidence in the representations made by Mar
tina Conlin and have full knowledge of her case
/ ELIJAH +. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward of the City of New York.
/ Dec. Ii, 1912.
Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last 10
years, and hereby certify the foregoing statement made
Mrs. MARY b. LLOYD,
No. Goa Broad ST Newark N }.
The following certificate is from gentleman who lost
the whole Of his Nose from Scrofuous disease
The suboned cut represents the deformty accurate
! ty can DC define atcd
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