Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-05-13
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important and direct bearing over mans high.
cst dcstinics. II VIC talte d retrospective view
over the past twenty YEARS, how Is the u1lnd
a,rurkf with wonder Wbat re pld strides has
sclnacc made in every departments i CIVILIZED
Itfet particularly in that which relates 10 the
human system in health and disease. IoW
valuable and Indispensable are The curative
mcabs recently discovered through the agency
IT chemistry! How does the imagination
iihdie and cor admiration glow At The ingenu-
itY, the nraF5 approach 10 The standard 81 per-
tealipn. of tito present time Through the
elaborate Investigations Of Physiology, or the
~trIenla of LiFr. and The Pathology Of rreVa-
Iebt discases,3 much valuable OF PRACTICAL
knowledge has been gained. In consequence
of becoming acquainted with ihc organization,
The elements of the varIats tissues and &trtlt-
lures Of the system, remedies have been sought
after and discovered exactly adapted to com
binc with, nentralizc and expeI morbiic mat
ter, the cause Of disease, and substitute heal
Thy action in its place. The beautiful simpli-
city Of this mode Of treatment is not only sut-
gcstcd by the pathology of diseases, not only
grateful to lhe sufferer, but perfectly in con-
Sunancc with The operations Of Nature, and
satisfactory to the views and reasoninEs of
every intelligent, rejecting mind. II is thus
that SAsn's SAnaArAaILLA, Il scientific coinbl-
nation Of essential principles Of the most va
liable vegetable substances, operates upon
the system. The Sarsaparilla is combined
with the most ~efTectual aids, the mosta salutry
productions, the most potent siinplcs Of the
vegetable kingdom; and its unprecedented
success in the restoration to health Of those
who had long pinned under the most distress
ing chronic maladfes, has given it an exalted
character, furnishing as it does evidence Of
Its own intrinsic value, and recommending it
T., the Affiliated In tgrfnS fhp n itPtpH only raD
know. 1t has long been a most important de-
sidcratum In the practice Of medicine 10
to- obtain Il remedy similar to this-one that
would act on the liver, stomach and bowels
with all the precision and potency OF mineral
preparations, yet without any of their dsletcri-
Gus effects upon the vital powers Of the sys-
TEN.
The attention Of the reader Is respectfully
called to the following certificates. However
great achievements have heretofore been
made by the use of this invaluable medicine,
yet daily experience shows results still more
remarkable. The proprictors here avail them
selves Of the opportunity Of saying it is a
source Of constant satisfaction that they are
made the means Of relieving such an amount
of suffering.
NEWARK, N. J., Dec. -, 1s42.
MesSrS. Sands: Gent Words cannot ex-
IltSS II X dtliIiI 4 lftl lttE ttil t'ullI'it
10 me, n stranger suffering under one Of the
most loathsome diseases that nature is capa-
bic Of bearing. The disease with which |
was afflicted commenced with inflammation of
the eyes, in the year 1896. which caused al
most total blindness. For this | was treated
and finally relieved, but the remedies were
such as to cause the development Of a scrof-
ulpus affection on my left arm near the elbow.
The pain extended from the shoulder to
the end OF my fingers. and for two years my
sulerings were beyond description, | tried va
rious remedies and consulted different physi-
clans i'll New-iork and amongst them the late
Dr. Bushc, who told me the disease Of the arm
was caused BY the large quantity mercury Ia
ken 10 cure the inflammation OF my eyes.
MY suflcrings continued, the arm enlarged,
fumorS formed in. different places, and in a
few months discharged, making ten running
ulcers at one time, some above and some be.
low the elbow, aud the discharge was so of
tcnsivc that no person could bear 10 be in fife
room where | waS-I then applied TO another
distinguished physician who told me alnputa-
ton Of the arm was the only thing that could
save my life, as il was impossible to cure SO
dreadful a disease; but as | was unwilling TO
consent to it he recommended me TO use
Swaim's Panecea freely, which | did without
deriving little benefit. "Fof three years was
unable to raise my hand TO my head, TO comb
my hair, and the s~crofula now made its APP
pearancc on my head, destroying the bone in
different places, causing extensive alterations
and | feared it might reach and destroy the
hrain--lhc head swclled very much, accom-
panied with violent pain, numerous external
remedies were recommended, but they did no
good.-About a year since | was taken Sc
vcrely ill with a swelling Of the body from
head TO 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, at times so hard |
could scarcely get my breath. A hacking
cough constantly annoyed me. and this COM
bined with my other maladies, rendered me
truly miserable. Such, gentlemen, had been
my situation for seven years of my life when
| commenced The use of your Sarsaparilla,
but as my case considered hopeless, and the
near prospect Of a speedy dissolution seemed
inevitable, | fel, but little encouragement to
persevere. The persuasion Of friends induced
me to try your medicine, which in a few days
produced a great change in my system gene
rally, by causing an appetite, relieving the
pains, and giving me strength; as success in
spires confidence, | WAS encouraged to perSc-
we're, my pains grew easier, my strength re-
turned, food relishcd, the ulcers healed, new
flesh formed, and | once more felt within me
that | might get we'll | have now used the
Sarsaparilla about two months and am like a
different being. The arm that tcas 10 be am
putdted has entirely healed, 4 thing that
seemed impossible. can scarcely believe
the evidence of my own eyes, but such is the
fact; and il is now as at any period of my
life, and my general health is better than il
has been for years past.
Health what magic in the word how ma
ny thousands have sought it in foreign lands
and sunny chimes, and have sought in vain
Yet 1t came to me when | had given up to die. |,
and .as / feel the pulsatious of health c%onrsing
through my veins, my whole heart and soul
so forth in fcrvent gratitude to the author Of
all our sure mercies, that he has been, gra-
ciouSly pleased to bless the means made use
of. "Truly have you proved yourself the
good Samaritan TO The afflicted, for next 10 my
Creator my life is indebted TO You Cor rather)
the use of your aSarsaparilia. The value Of
such a medicine is countless beyond price,
money cannot pay for il. have been raised
FROM death, / may say, for my friends and my
SELF thoagkt il impossible | could recover.
Aud now gentlemen, suffer me to add another =,
proof certified too by my friends and guardi- :
ans ~ a iusi acknowledgment of the virtues Z
If your health restoring SarSaparilIa. That
The afflicted NAV also use il and enjoy the be-
ncfts il alone can confer, is The heartfelt. fer
vent wish Of their and your friend. |
MARTHA C0NLIN. 4
know Martha Conlin and believe " hat she {
states III this document to be perfectly true. $
JOHN POWER, Tfc.R GkNxRAL OF N. X. |
Rector Of ST. Peters Cnrcl. !
Given at New York this l4th day of De- t
1912. aa
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