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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

| HEAD, ENLARGEMENT or THE bones
| AND JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
| sYpIIrL1rIc sYmPToH', scfAri-
CA on LUMBAGo, and diseases
| arising from lnllcoIa
use OF Mercury;A scitc.,fr
Dropsy, exposure o. l1l-
prudence in life. Also,
Chronic Con. t'ioua
| Disorders viii lie remo-
| we'd ly this preparation.
| movement in whatever regards the happ.Ae.s
and welfare Of our race is constantly on The march -
! perfection, and with each succeeding day some new
problem i. solved, or some profound secret revealed
| having an important and direct hearing over man
| h ghest des'Ines. II we take Retrospective
over the past twenty years, how is the mind s,riIrl
with wonder! What rapid strides has science male
J in every department Of civilized life pariHharlyJru
that which relates the knowledge fthe human >v>
TEN in health and diSea e. How valuable and midi
pensabe the curative means recently discoverci
through the agency Of chemistry! How dies the
Imagination kindle and orr adm ration gov at the
ingenuity, the near Approach to the standard of per
lection, of the present time! Through the e'a' orac
investigations of Psychology, or the Science Of LITE,
sud the Pathology Of prevalent disease, nuch valua
be practical knowledge has been gained. In "cnsc-
! quence of becoming acquainted with the hrganiza.
ion, the elements Of the various tissues and Structure
| OF the system, remedies have been sought afe- m
dis covered exactly adapted 10 combine with. ncn,ra.
ize and etpc morbifce matter, The cap>c ofdi,c-.-,
and substitute healthy action in its place The hta'-
tful simplicity Ofths mode Of treatment = not Cu,y
suggested by the pathology Of diseases, not ONLY
granfil to the sufferer, but perfectly in consonarca
with the operations Of Nature, and satisfactory otif
| views and rcasoninys of every intelligent lectn-
mind II is that SASos's SARsAPARIILA, a srenti.
combination oiessentiG principles Of the most valun-
bic vegetable sui stances, operates upon the system
| The Sarsaparlla is combined with the most e ccroi
aids, the most sanitary productions, the p0erl
| >impeS of the vegetable kingdom: and IT, rnprrce-
denied success in the restoration to health Of tho
who had long pncd under the most distressing chrou.
c malade>, has given it an c-Tiied charar ur, f.
nishng ii does evidence gifts c.vn intrinsic r1l.e
and recommending it 10 the afflicted in terms the az
ciel only can know. IL has long lcen mo1 I;i-
porant destlera'um in the practice Of med cine g. OBJ
tain remedy similar 10 thi.-one that would act on
the liver, stomach and bowels with ali the precision
and potency Of mineral preparations, yet who9.
any Of their dcIeterious effects upon the via power,
Of the system.
The attention Of, the reader is respectfully called 10
the following certificates. However great a"hcrc
| mcnls have heretofore leen made hy the u.c ufillN
invaluable medicine, yet daily experience shows
suits sui more remarkable. The prorrie'or> hero
avail them elves Of the opportunity Of aving il Is u
source OF constant satisfaction that they are ina I;
the means oi relieving such an amount ut sulierng.
| NgwARK, N. j.. Dec. 10. 1872.
| N.Ssrs. Sands: Gen-Wurds caraot express tho
gratitude feel for your treatment to mo, 4 stranger
suffering under one Of the most loa'lsuinc disease,
that nature is capable Of bearing. Tie disease w! II
which was afflicted commenced vith inflammation of
heeyes, in the year 1896 which caused amo,, to,al
blindness Fer this was treated and lina " relieved,
bnt the remedies such TO cause the tevelo.,.
men OF scroiuIous affection my et arm near the
elbow.
The pain extended from the shoulder to the end IF
my fingers and for two years my su'egneS we're lc-
You'd description. tried various remedies and con-
suited different ply lcians in New \ orl and amunGs.
hem the late DR.. Bushe, who told me the d,e a.e Of
the arm was caused by the large quantity Of mercnry
taken 10 cure the inflammation OF my eyes
My sniIerlngs continued, the arm enlarged, tunors
formed IN different places, and in few months dis
charged inaNng ten runnin@uIcers at one time some
above and some below the elbow, and the discharge
was so offensive that person could bear 10 lie in
the room where was. then appedto ano.her di>-
tingushed physician who told me anDuatIon of the
arm was the only thing that could save my life as i,
was npo>slbet to cure so dreadful disease: ht as
was unwilling 10 consent to it, he recommended mo
to use Swans Panacca freely, which did withon,
deriving but little benefit. For three year, was un-
able TO raise my hand TO my head or comb INV henI
and the scroiula made its appcarance on mn,
head destroying The bone in dlerent places, ,arsn:.
extensive alterations and feared it m i, reach and
Destroy Destroy me hraln-the head swecl vefy much, ac-
companled with violent pam. Numerous external
remedies were recommended, bn, they did no eool--
About year since | was taken severely IN with
swelling OF the body from head 10 foot, tina, was
entirely helpless. The doctor advised me TO 70 10 the
hospital, for he did not understand mvca For Tho
last few months had been afflicted with n .evera
pam IN both sides al times ha7d could scarcely
! hold my breath. a hacking cough constantly an
noyed me, andthi> combined with my other uoI,l,e.
rendered me truly miserable. Such, gentleman. ha,
been my situation for seven years Of my litc wien
commences the Use OF yonr Sar,aParIa; but as my
case was considered hopeless, ana the near propcc:
Of speedy dissolution seemed inevi'al le III I'm III
iie encouragement to per,evere. Tic percussion Of
Ireh1> induced me 10 try your medicine which in
lew Gays produced great change IN my system gem
eTat'y, byca'l'ing an appetite, relieving henainsont
giving me strength. As success In,pIrs confidence
was encouraged TO Per>everc. Ny pains grey ea.-
er my strength returned, food rell>l the ,ers hea
ed, ne" hes formed, and once more f., within ma
that might get well. Ihavenow u.ei Tie S,r.1ga-
TINA alou TWO months, and am like q g.. cre.f bs-
ing; Inc arm that 'cGs 10 b. dmpui1s4 La. entirely
nealet thing that seemed Impossible e..n .rarrf-
y oeeVe The evidence Ofmy eve, If .nyb /, the.
iact and 1t Is now a. useful Al any period of nv
NE and my general health i, better Than has e.,,
for years past ~ " ~ WA
Heal b, what magic in the word! how many ,ho,-
samus nave songhi ii in foreign lands and sunny
CRIMES, ana nave sought IN vain, Yet il came TO me
Mno" hau glVe' up To die and As fee the l,ul,a-
ons OF liealtn coursins through mv veins my whole
iear ana soul 90 forth in erven gratitude 10 the an
tor u an our sure mcroes, that he has cen cra.
i,'! Pca>cu 10 les the means made ne of. rrr,-
| l. nannt!o1 proved yourself the good Samaritan 10
' "c'eo, Tor next TO my Creator my life Is in e ted
You ;or raheO the Of your Invaluable Sar>ana-
Ria; ne valie of such medicine !, cann ie,, be-
!ohI price, money cannot pay for It. | have heen
'"i'c' Foh uealh, may say for my friends and N.Y.
'ei 'holght II lmpos>iblei cold recover And nov
%ene snier me to add anu her proof cer,iei 100
my TRENDS ana guardians a inst achno,velce-
,iG.' o. NE virtues of your health restoring Sarana-
r'''; lhai The afflicted may aI>o Use it and ENJOY
the 'eneits it one can confer i, the heartfelt, ter
''"' w'sh OF their and your friend.
MARTHA CoNLIN.
now Martha Conl.n and bel eve what she states
W '"'' document to lie perfectly correct
:, JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF New YoRK
c;,~ Rector of ST. Peters Church.