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SANDS SARS1P1RTLLd.

HEAD, ENLARGEMENT or THE bones
AND JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CTATI-
CA on LUMBAGo o, and diseases
arisng from IN inIndlciOus
use OF Mercury, A Sities,Cr
Dropsv, exposure or inn
prudence in life Also,
Chronic Constitutional!
Disorders will lie remo-
we'd ly this preparation.
Improvement in whatever regards the happiness
,nl welfare OF orr race i constantly on The march
perfection, and with each srcreedng day some new
prot lem i SOLVED or s"ne Er"i,u"d ;erei revealed
h Che. GestinieS. II we lake retrospective view
over the past twenty wears, how is the mind struck
with wonder! What rapid strides has science made
in every depar rnenl OF civilized le particularly in
that which relates TO the knowledge ofihe human >v>-
TEN in health and dlSea e. How vaua' IL and lndi>-
pen lie are he curative means recently discovered
through the agency of chemistry! How Il * the
ina gnaiion kndle and oar animation gov Al the
ingenuity, the Approach to the standard Of
lection, of the pre-. en-, time! Throlah III" ella
investigations ofPhy iology, or the science Of LIFE,
and the Pathology of prevalent dl. ca~e. m rh valua
lie practical knowledge ha> cen gained. Income.
qVenCe of ecomng ar1 'ainel with the organiza.
'ion the elements of the various Tissues and r clr>
of the ,y,iem, remedies have been sought fcr an
discovered exarly adap'ed 10 cont inc with neutral.
re and expe morbiice matter the care If Ill Il,
and substitute heal thy action in lis place. The ,ar-
liiIl simplicity ofih> mole ofireatmen is no, only
suggested Nv the pathology # di>ea.e., not only
grainfl TO the sufferer, In, perfectly IN
with the operations of Nature, and att factory the
views and rea>oning> Of every nrllIeen', rejecting
mini. 1t i that SANDss SAHsArARrLLA, scientific
continuation o1e-sentlal principles he mo-. vaua
lie vege al lie SUI s'ance., operate upon he system
| The Sarsaparila i c,m!ned wi h The mo>i ec;ual
aids, the most >aIiary prod iations, the potent
| -impe> of the vegeial lie king !om; and it, nnprece
denel in the restoration TO healli of those
who had ona pmcd under he mo- d, IN y chron
ic maa,iie-, has given il exalted character fur
ni>hng il does evidence of IL intrinsic value,
ia
tfc'el only can know. 1t has long cen mos, I'M
poran dc.ltera UNI in the practice It medicine oh
lain n remedy similar 10 th,-unc hat wJu act on
the liver, 't"'nach and owel> wi ali the pref ion
a3d po'encv OF mineral preparations, vet without
any 1T their lec;crious c"ccs upon the VIA powers
OF he system.
The attention ofihe reader is respectfully cacl 10
the following certificates. However great achieve
men,> have heretofore cen made lay The r.c Of thu
invalial lie medicine, yet daily experience shows re-
suits still more remarkal le ! he proprctor> here
avail them ewes Of the opportunity Of aging i, Is a
source of constant sal faci"n that they are made
the means OF re'levln" such mn amount OF >u'erlng
NEWARK, n. j., Fec. 10, 1872.
| Messrs Sands: Gen,-Word> cannot express the
gratitude feel for your treatment /" me, stranger
suffering n.'cr one Of the most loa;hsume d ea Z,
iha, nature y capable of Tearing. The d.el.r wi h
WHICH wa afflicted commenced with Inflammation OF
,heeve', in The year 1886, which cause almost 10 a
blindness Fer thl> was treated AMI Tina liz relieved
Int The remedies were su'i, The Geveoo.
mcnt OF Il scroilois affection on my left arm near the
elbow
The pain extended from the ,honIicr to the end o
my finger, and for two years my Ill 'erinc> C.
yoni de- cripon. | tried variu'i> remedies lnl con-
,ute,l d lcren ply. lcan> IN New iork, nm amongst
them the late DR.. Buhc, who told me The d,ea Z {"
the arm cauei ly the large qranriy Of mcrcury
taken to cure the inflammation OF my eyes.
NV I'll! erinr- confined, the ar II enlarged, rumor,
formed IN icrent place., aud in a few months di,
charged making ten runninruIccrs a one time some
above aud some Glow The elbow, and The d charg,
al,
the room where was. then applledlo ano her d..
ngii. he'd physician. who told me ainpu,a ION of the
arm was the only thing that could save my life, a> il
was lmHo>' lelu cure 30 drcadf, a ds ease uj as
was unwilt ~ IN consent TO IL, he recommended mt
10 ne Swa,n'> ranarea freely, which did wth"r
deriving hIi lutte benefit Forthree years was nm
able 10 raj ."my hand TO my head, crcomh my head
and the 'crriula now mace It's appearance ON my
head, destroying The lone in dI'rreni places, casin
extensive alterations, and feared might reach ant
destroy the lran-he head >weel very much, ac-
companiel with violent pam Numerous ex'erna
remedies recommends, bnt they dad no good -
About a year since was taken severely i'll wiih q
swelling OF the body from head to foot, that was
entirely helpless. The doctor advised me to go TO III,
hospital, for he did not understand my Gaze. For tn,
last few months had been afflicted with sever,
pain in loih sides, al times hard could ,carcel,
hold my lreah hackln. congh constantly an
noyed me, andlhi> combined with my other aadlc>
rendered me truly miserable. Such, gentleman, ha
leen my situation for seven years Of my lie, when
commenced the use of your Sar,aparIla hut a. IN,
case was considered hopeless, and The near pro, pee
Of speedy dissolution seemed inevial IL felt hul In
tie encouragement TO persevere. The per a>Ion q
friends induced me 10 try your medicine which in /;
few days produced a great change IN my system gen
orally, by causing an appetite relieving The pains, an
, giving me siiengih. As success ln.pire> confidence
was encouraged 10 persevere. My pains grew ea> /
er, strength returned, food reii>he the ulcers heal
d Ell, new ne h formed, and once more lr't within M
that might get well. Ihave now used the Sar>aaa
d rla about two months, AMI am like a ii !creni be
ing. The arm that ,ras 10 be amputated has enire
l., htaei thing thai seemed impossible. can scarce
5, ~ leeve the evidence ofmy own eye but such * In
fact and II l. now "a 'refIl l. al any period of m
life, and my general health Is Letter than it has ce
S, for year, past.
: Health, wha, ma gc in the word! how many lhor
sands have sought it in foreign land, and sum
climeS, and have sought IN vain YET il came 10 m
e when bad Civ" "r 4" Dc ""i d. feel the mi,
: heart and soul 20 forth in ierveni gratitude 10 the an
hor of all our sure mcrcie. that he has cen ":
cior ~ pleased to less the means made ne Of cir
" have yuu proved Yourself the good Samaritan ,
he afflicted for next TO my Crea or my life j. in,el I,
10 YOU Cor raihcr) the of yonr Invaluable Sar.apf
rllla. The value of such medicine countlr,> b,
, You'd price, money cannot pay for il. have le,
y raise from death, may sav, Tor my friend, md IN,
y ,ei thought Impossible could recover And no
gentlemen suffer me Id ano her proof Ger tie /,
y ly my friends andg arlan> n ir,i achnowc.'a .,
nent OF tie virtues of your heal restoring Sar n
rllla. That the Athlete may also use il AMI enj,
the eneh> !, alone can confer is The heartfelt, le
49, vent wish Other and your friend
u MARTHA CONLiN.
!, know Martha Conl'n and eeve what she stat
NJ IN this document TO lie perfectly correct
ar JOHN POWER,
-, VICAR GENERAL OF New YoRR
a, Rector Of 81. Peers Chpr,.h.
.. E,ven al New York this IA day Of Zee, 1912
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