New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

SANDS'S SARSAPARlLLA.
Improvement in whatever regards the happiness and wei
fare race constantly the march perfection and
with each succeeding day seme problem is solved
profound revealed, having important and
direct bearing mans highest dcstnte II take
retrospective view over tie past twenty years how The
mind struck with wopder What rapid strides has science
made in every department Of civilized life particularly Ia
that which relates the knowledge OF the human systci
health asd disease How valuable and indispensable are
the curative means recently discovered through the agency
chemistry How does the imagination kindse and our ad
niraou glow the ingenuity The near approach 10 the
standard OF perfection OF the present time Through the
elaborate Investigations OF Physiology, or the scsHce OF
LIFE and the Pathology OF prevalent diseases much vaua
bic practical knowledge has been gained In consequence
of becoming acquainted with the the elements
of the and structures OF the system remedies
sought after and discovered exactly adapted 10
combine with neuralizc and e1pel morb6c matter, the
disease and substitute healthy action IN It's place
The beautiful simplicity OF this mode of treatment not
ory suggested by the pathology diseases only CRATE
fol to the uerer hut perfectly with the oper
atoas Nature and satisfactory TO the views and reasonings
every intelligent rejecting mind. tsthus that SASps's
SARslrARILA scientific combination OF essenta prncip
of the valuable vegetable substances operates upon
the system. The Sarsapara is combined with the most
efectua aids the saluary productions the most po
smpes of the vegetable kngoom and its unprece
dentsd the restoration health OF those who had
long pned under the Distressing chronic maladie has
given exalted character furnishing does evidence
OF its intrinsic value, and recommending II 10 e AZ
ac,ed in the afflicted only can know. II has long
been most important desderatum the practice OF med
cine to obtain a remedy similar thiS-one that would
the liver stomach and bowels with oil the precsios
and potency of mineral preparations yet without any OF
their deleerious effects upon the vital powers OF he system
The attention the reader is respectfully called to the
following certificates However great achievements have
been made by the this invaluable medicine
yet daily experience shows results still more rkabe
The propreters here avail themselves OF the opportunity OF
saying II is source OF coEsan, satisfaction that they are
made the means Of relieving such an amount OF suffering
NEWARK, ~ J. Dec. l3 1872,
6fe.sr. Sands, Gent--Werds c7nnet express The graft
teel for your me, stranger suffering
under Of the most leatsome diseases that IA ure
pable OF bearing The disease with which afflicted
commenced with Inflammation of the eyes, in the year 1885,
which caused almost total blindness For this was treated
aud finally relieved the remedies such
the development OF scrotuous affection on my st arm
the elbow.
fingers and for suher:ngs were beyond dis
crpton, tried various remedies and consulted different
Physicians in New.fork and amongst them The late Dr.
Bushe, who told the disease OF the arm was caused by
Tie large quantity of mercury taken 10 aure the indamma
uon OF my eyes,
formed in dierent places, and in few months discharged,
making running ulcers a. one time, some above and
below the elbow aud the discharge so offensive
that person could bear he in the where was
then applied to another distng uiShed who told
0 the was the only ulat
my e as il wasimpossibe dreadful disease but
as unwilling consent 70 II he recommended ME 10
Swams Panacea freely, which did without deriving
but little benefit. For three years was unable to raise
my hand my head comb my hair and the scroua now
made its appearance my head destroying the bone In
different places, causing extensive ulceratons aud feared
nigh, re ach aestroy branthe head sweed very
much, accompanied with violent pain, numerous external
remedies were recommended, but they did good
AboE, year since taken severely i'll with cling
body head to foot that was entirely helpless
the Doctor advised go the Hospital Tor he did not
afflicted with severe pain III both Sides at times so hard
annoy me aud this combined with my other meladies
rendered truly miserable. SUCH, gentlemen had been
my situation for years Of my lite when commenced
the of your a bu! was considered
hopeless and the prospect OF speedy dissolution
seemed inevitable ei. but little encouragement 10 perse-
medicine, which few days produced great change in
my system gencro!y, by causing an appetite relieving he
palms, and giving strength; success inspires cond-
eIce encouraged 10 perseyere, my pains grew easter
my strength returned food rcshed the ulcers bealed
flesh formed and fell within me that might
get well. l have used the Sarsaparilla about Two
months and am like different being The arm that to
be apataea has entirely healed thing that seemed I'M
possible. scarcely believe the evidence OF my
eyes, but the fact; and as useful as at any
period OF nay le and my general health Is better than
has been tor years past
Health; what magic in the word! how many thousands
have sought il in foreign lands and sunny cnes and have
sought in vain Yet cane to me when had gwen up 10
die and feel the pu!saons OF health coursln2 through
my veins, my whole heart and soul go forth ia lerven,
gratitude TO the author Of all sure mercies, that he
been graciousiy pleased TO bless The made
sse of Truly have you proved yourself the COED
Samaritan to the afflicted for next TO my my lie
Indebted Tor ratbe the OF your Invaluable Sarsa
paria- The value OF such medicine Is counties, beyond
price pay Tor T. n dave nse raised from
possible could recover And now gentlemen suffer me To
add another proof certified 100 by my friends and guardians
lust ack Judgement the virtues o.! your 9edlui re-
storing Sarsa paria. That the afflicted may also use 1t and
enjoy the benefits alone confer the heartfelt fervant
"''A ''-' -'N '0N' '''e MARTHA CoNLIN.
know Martha Conin and believe what she in This
VICAR GENERAL or NEw-Yoag,
Rector OF ST Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4!h day OF December, 1912.
know Martha Conlin and have known Of her suffering
illness John DUBOIS, Bishop of New-York
place full confidence in Ae statement by Martha
Conin, having known her the past twenty years. Will
cheeuiy give any particulars Ia relation TO her case To
'n''e VINO ''''' "''D ''''1e' i''' sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
street N Y Dec. II, 1912.
have confidence ia the representations made by Martha
conhn and have fu knowledge gfsH Of heF css' p,yRDy
Alderman 10th Ward OF The City OF New-Yerk.
Dec. II, 1872
Martha Coulin has lived in my family the last - years
and hereby certify the foregoing sisIssut msde by her.
self is correct. Mrs. MARY h. LLOYD,
No. 60i Broad st. Newark, NJ.
sandss sarsapariIla will also remove permanently
cure diseases naVInS uieii osisin ~ in n"puie ~
blood and deprayed condition OF the constttntto1
viz Scrofua Kings Evil il its various iors Rhenna
tis, obstinate Eruptons Bo.ches Blies Pan
pies or Prsuss on the face chronic Sore Eyes ngworm
or Teer Scad Head enlargement and pain OF the bones
and joints stubborn Ulcers, syphiiic symptoms diseases
arising from njIdicous OF Mercury female derange-
ments, and other similar complaints.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for export
ation Ivy A. B. Sands Co. No. 273 Broadway, (Granite
Budings OF Chambers street. New York. Also sold
by A. D. Sands Druggists, No 10 and 100 FritoEs St
David Sands CO. No n East Broadway, Of Mar
ket-steet; and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81 per botie, SIX bottles far So
o-Tbe original documents may be seen by cailihg ~
oar store No. 27S Broadway. az
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