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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

CuTANNEoUs ERuPTIUSS, PfMPLEs, OR PusTuLEs
ON THE FACE, BLoTcHEs, BiLES, CHRONIC SORE
EYES, RING WORM On TETTER, scALD
HEAD ENLARGEMENT OF THE DoNEs
AND JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
sYPfIiLITic SYMPTOMS sCIATI-
ca on LUMBAGO, and diseases
arising from an inlrdclOus
use Of Mercury, Ascitie>,or
Drop>y, exposure or i'm
prudence in life Also,
Chronic CONSTITUTIONS.
Disorders will lie reno.
vel by this preparation.
Improvement IN whatever regards the happiness
and welfare OF our race is constantly on the march 10
perfection, and with each succeeding ,lav some new
problem is solved or some profound secret revealed
having important and direct bearing over mans
highest de-tlnics. II we take retrospective view
over the past twenty years, how is the mind struck
with wonder What rapid strides has science made
in every department of civilized life particularly in
that which relates 10 the knowledge Of the human svs-
TEN in health and discae. How valuable and Inlis-
pensahle are the curative means recently discovered
through the agency Of chemistry How does The
imagination kindle and our admiration gov at the
ingenuity The appraarh to the standard Of per.
ieclion Of the pref ni time! Through the ella crate
investigations of Physiology, the science OF LIFE
and the Pathology Of prevalent disease, much valua.
lie practical knowledge has been gained. In conse.
qnence OF lecomng 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.
| lzc and expel morbiice NATTER the cause of disease
Il
| tifuI simplicity ofthis mode ofirea,ment is not only
suggested ly the pathology Of diseases, not ONLY
gratnfil 10 the sufferer, but perfectly in cunsonapce
wi the operations of Nature and salts factory to the
views and reasoningS of every intelligent, rejecting
| mind. II is that SASDs's SAns.PARILLA a scientific
combination ofc-scn;ial principles Of the most vaua-
lie vegetable snl stances, operate, upon the system
The Sarsa para is combined with the most c.ief.,ual
aids, the most saIuary productions the most potent
.lmples OF the vegetable kingdom; and its unprece-
denied success IN the restoration TO health of those
who had long pncd under The mos, di>res clron-
| ic maladc>, has given ii an exalted character fur
nisIing it does evidence Of its own intrinsic value
and recommending it 10 the afflicted in terms the af.
ficted only can know. II has long been most i'm.
portant dederau IN the practice Of medicine To OBJ
tam remedy similar 10 ihls-one that woul act on
the liver, stomach and Luwels with ali the precision
and potency Of mineral preparations, We, wiihou,
any of their deieerou effects upon the vial power,
| OF the system.
The attention ofthe reader il respectfully called 10
the following certificates. However grea, achieve
menls have heretofore lecn made by The ne Of this
nvalua lc medicine, yet daily experience shows re-
avail themse've> of the opportunity of SAVING i, Is a
source OF constant satisfaction that they are made
the means OF relieving such an amour, of suffering
80 NHwAnx, n. j., Dec. 10, 1912.
gratitude feel for your treatment TO me- stranger
suffering under one Of the most oa,hsome disease,
that nature Is capa lie Of bearing. The disease with
| which was afflicted commenced with Inflammation ri
the eyes, in the year 1885, which caused Amos,
blindness. Fer this was treated and finally relieved.
but the remedies were such as 10 cause the devotion
meni OF scroiuloas affection my left arm near the
| elbow. ~
The pain extended from the shoulder 10 the end Of
my fingers, and for two years my su erinps were lie.
You'd descriptions | tried various remedies and con.
>utea nliercni phy,cians IN New York, and amongst
them the late DR.. Bl,he, who told me the d,ca.e Of
the arm was caused by the large quantity of mercury
ta.cn 10 cure HE inflammation of my eyes
My ,nlicrlng> n,lnued, the arm enlarged, tuners
fgap.4pt ale
charged, iaklng ten running ulcers one lime some
above ana some bel the elbow, and the discharge
Was ~ oAclsVe mat no person could bear 10 lie in
me room where was then applied 10 ano:hcr dis
uhgushed phySlcian who told me ampu,allon of the
arm was the only thing tina, could ave nv life, as i,
wa, impossible TO cure so dreadful disease but as
was uhWilng to consent 10 it, he recommended me
TO use swans Panacca freely which d,I wi,bou,
deriving but little benefit. For three wears wa am
aoe TO raise my hand TO my head, or comb nv head
ana me scrofula now made its appearance on my
head, destroying The bone in different places causing
extensive uceratiOns and feared il might reach nd
destroy the braln-the head swcllel yery much ac-
companed with violent pain. Numerous external
reme'iIe, were recommended, but they did no good
ApJ". d year Slnce was taken severely i'll with a
swelling Of the body from head TO foot so that wa
entirely helpless The doctor aivisedinc 10 90 10 the
hospital for he did not understand nv case For The
last levy months had been afflicted with severe
pam IN both sides, al times so hard could scarcely
mold my breath. hacking cough constantly an
noyed me andthis combined with my other maIalles.
rendered me truly miserable. Such, gentleman ha I,
been my sIa ion for seven wears Of nv lie ,rbcn
commenced the OF vour Sar.aoatilla. In, :, nv,
case was con ldered hopeless and the near nro,ne.,
~ speedy dissolution seemed inevitable. felt bu lit
reuhgoiIIse''elt 10 per'evere. The persuasion OF
friends induced me to try vour medicine which in :,
few days produced great change IN my system zen.
crafty hyca>lng an appetite, relieving the pains and
giving me strength. As success inspires confidence,
WA, encurageI TO per evere My pains grew
er, my >treng returned, food reshei, the ulcers hea
ca, new heh formed, and once more felt within me
mat might get well. have now used the Sar.aoa-
! iiia anou' Two months, and am like ii cren, be-
ih% ne arm That lcas 10 be a1nputdtea has entirely
healed, thing that seemed imDolsihI can scarce.
~ believe the evidence ofmv own eyes, but s,,cb i. The
iact and 1t Is now As uselIl As al any period Of my
for years past.
1lcalih, what magic in the word! how many thou
sands have sought it in foreign lands and sunny
c',ne,' ana have sought IN vain Ye, il came TO me
when mad give. mp TO die; and as feel the puI>a-
tons fhcalth cour,inc throro nv veins my whole
heart and soul so forth in ferven, gratitude 10 the au
w" y. az o'I sure merrle> that he has been gra-
" ~ Pieaseu 10 less the means made of. 'rri-
| ~ hayeyon proved yourself the good Samaritan 10
he aihciei, tor next TO my Creator my life; is indebted
oyou !or rather) the Of your Invaluable Sar,
RIA, me value OF such a medicine is countless be-
yond price, money cannot paw for it, l have been
rahe' from death, may say, for my friends and my
sell tho'lgh 1t impossible could recover And now
gentlemen ser me TO add another proof certified too
ny my friends and glardians Just acknowledge
|
| rHa; mat the afflicted may also use il and enjoy
'he uenehts alone can confer is the heartfelt, fer
vent wish OF their and your friend
MARTHA CoNLIN
lknow Martha Conlin and believe what she states
| IN Inns docuinen, 10 lie perfectly correct
JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF New YoRK,
c:. :, Rector of ST. Peters Church
Eiven at New York this II h day of Dec, 1892
know Martha Conlin. and have known of her suf.
| fering illness. JOHN UI'BoJS
Bishop Of New-York
=, place full confidence in the statement made nv
Martha Conlin, having known her the past twenty
years. will cheeruly give any particulars in rela-
non 10 her case 10 those who may wish further infor-
"'ssion. Sr. ELIZABETH,
Prince street, N. Y, Dec IA lSa2
4, nave confidence in the repres entations made by
Martha Conhn, and have full knowledge OF her casc
a.. ELIJAH F. PLRDY.
AIdermao 10Th Ward Of the City OF New York.
Dec. II, 1912.
Martha Conn has lived in my family the last IS
years, and hereby certify the foregoing statement
made by herself is correct
Mrs. MARY B. LLOYD,
No. 604 Broad street, Newark, N. j.
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