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liinI simplicity ofthlS mode o1Irtatment IS moi only
suggested by the pathology Of diseases, not only
gratnftl TO the sufferer, but perfectly in consonance
with the operations of Nature, and satisfactory to the
views and rcasoningS of every intelligent, rejecting
mind. 1t is that SANps's SARsAPARIILA, a scientific
combination ofeSsential principles Of the most valua-
bic vegetable substances, operates upon the system.
The SarsaparilIa is combined with the most e!iec,ual
aids, the most salutary productions, the most potent
simples of the vegetable kingdom and it, unprece-
denied success in The restoration to health of those
who had 'one pincd under the most distressing hron-
ic maladieS, has given 1t an exalted character, fur
oishing as ii does evidence OF its own intrinsic value,
and recommending it 10 the afflicted in terms the af-
ilic;cd only can know. II has long been a most I'M
portant desihcratum in the Practice Of mediclneto OBJ
tain a remedy similar 10 thi>-one that woulI act on
the liver, stomach and bowels with ali the precision
and potency of mineral preparations, vet without
any Of thcir deleterious eaects upon the vital powers
of he system.
The atteution ofthe reader is respectfully called TO
the following certificates. However great achieve
men,s have heretofore lcen made by the use of this
invalualle medicine, yet daily experience shows re-
suits still more remarkable. The proprietorS here
avail themselves of the opportunity of saying il is a
source OF constant satisfaction that they are made
he means OF relieving such an amount of suffering.
NEWARK, n. j., Dee. 10, 1912.
1ESSrS. Sands: Gent-WurdSC cannot express the
gratitude | feel for Your ireatmcn, to me, a stranger
| suffering under one of TIE most oa,hsome diseases
hat nature Is capable of hearing. The disease with
which was afflicted commenced with inflammation Of
he eyes, in ihe year 1886, which caused almost total
blindness. Fer this | was treated and finally relieved,
but The remedies We're such as TO cause the develop.
ment OF a scroiulous affection on my left arm near the
| elbow
The pain extended from the >houlder to the end o.
my fingers, and for two years my sl 'erines were le-
] yond description. | tired various remedies and con-
suited different ply, lcian>In New York, and amongst
hem the lac DR.. Bn,he, who told me The dI,ea,e of
he arm was caused by the large quantity Of mercury
taken to cure the inflammation of my eyes.
My >rlierinGS continued, the arm enlarged, tumor>
4 formed IN different places. md IN n few months dis
charged, making zen running ulcers at one time, some
above and some below The elbow, and the di, charge
was so o!en>'ve that no person could ear to 'e in
the room where was. ! then appiIedto another Dis
unguished physician. who told me ampuiailon of the
arm was the only thing tina, could save my life, as it
was impossible TO cure so dreadful a disease bnt as |
was unwiii ng to consentto it, he recommended me
20 u,e Swans Panacea freely. which | did without
deriving but llitle benefit. Enrthree years l wa I'M
able TO raise my hand to my head, or comb my head,
and the scroiula now made its appearance on my
head, destroying the bone in different places, causing
extensive alterations, and feared it nigh, reach and
destroy the braln-the bead >Ivelled very much, ac-
companied with violent pam. Numerous external
remedies were recommended, but they did no good
, About a year since l was taken severely i'll with a
swelling of the body from head 10 foot, so that ! was
entirely helpless. The doctor advised me to go to the
hospital, for he did not understand my case. For the
last few months had been afflicted with a severe
pain in both sides, Al times so hard could scarcely
hold my breath. A hacking cough constantly an
enjoyed me, andlhi> combined with my other maladleS
Ri rendered me truly miserable. Such, gentleman, ha,
lecn my situation for seven years Of m lile, when
commenced the ne ofvoIr Sar>apariila but as my
case was considered hopeless, and the near prospec
= ola speedy dissolution seemed inevitable. felt but lit,
tie encouragement to per evcrc. The persuasion O
friends induced me TO try your medicine which in
o few days prodlcela greal change IN my system gen
= orally, ly causing an appetite, relieving The pains, an,
giving me strength. As success inspires confidence
: was encouraged 10 pcrsevere. My pains Grew ea>i
cr, my strength returned, food ~reli>hel, the ulcers heal
O ed, new flesh formed, and ! once more fe't within m,
that ! might get well. | ha We now used the Sar>apa
rilla about two months, and am like a dl ierenl be
; ing. The arm that 1raS to be amputated has entrcl,
. healed, a thing that seemed impossible. can scarce
y y believe The evidence ofmy own eyes, but such is tn
fact and ii is now as useful as at any period of IN,
life, and my general health Is better than it has lee
for years past.
Health, wila, magic in the word! how many thou
sands have sought it in foreign lands and sum
chimes, and have sought IN vain' Yet II came to IN
when had give. up TO die; and As feel the pnlsa
'e tons OF health coursing through my veins, my Who'll
hear, and soul 20 forth in ierven, graritudeto the an
ne thor OF all our sure mercie>, that he has been gra
70 clori'ly pleascdto less the means made use of. 'lr1
~ " have yuI proved yourseIf the good Samaritan I
. he afflicted, for nexito my Creator my life is indeFte
TO yon ,or rather) the use of your Invaluable Sar>apa
'h riNa. ! he value OF such a medicine l. countless bt
TO You'd price, money cannot pay for ii. | have bee
, raise from death, | may lay, tor my friends aud my
lie >eli t%honghtit impossible could recover. And no
e. gentlemen snder me TO add another proof certified 10
o y my friends and Z ardian> asa Just acknowledge
&c ment OF tie virtues of your health restoring Sar>api
rilla. That the afflicted may also use ii and enc
Vs. the lenetit> II alone San confer, is the heartfelt, ic
NJ veht wish other and your friend.
&c MARTHA CONLiN.
know Martha Conln and helievc what she stat
IN this document 10 lie perfectly correct.
JOHN POWER,
we Vicar GENERAL or New YORK,
t. Rector Of ST. Peters Church.
red Given al New York this lilh day of Dec, 1912.
by | know Martha Con!in, and have known Other :,
to fcring illness. JOHN DUBOIS,
ne Bishop Of New-iork,
rn- ! place fall confidence in the statement made
Martha Conlin, having known her the past twer
>. year.. will cheerfully give any particulars in rel
ten TO her case TO those who may wish further info
the nation. Sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asyiu
lcle Prince street, N. Y, Dec. IA, lS42
re- ! have confidence in the representations made
375 Martha Conlin, and have full knowledge of her ca
ap- ELIJAH +. PuRDY.
Alderman 10Th Ward of the City otNew York
7 e. Dec. IA, 1912.
tie; Martha Conlin has lived in my family the las,
1nd. years, and | hereby certify the foregoing staten
made by herself is correct.
- Mrs. MAR b. LLOYD.
ecu No. GOA Broad street, Newark, NJ. d.
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exploration, by A. b.. SANDS& CO., Druggists