Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-22

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.
TT read the history of DISORDERS we are asonshed
J. that men live; if cares we are still astonshed
they die And yet in fact neatly all diseases have
common origin; vz:n the organs which prepare and
modify the blood while remedy, directed to the Of
disease will remove host of its phenomena. l: is the
peculiar characteristic of Sa nds Sarsparlla that its
searching operation reaches the Of disease the
it performs therefore radical and through The
health of the human system depends almost entirely upon
the state Of The blood. IL the vazed fluid which pervades
every tissue, every membrane fibre, famcn gland 9th
ogan primary subsidiary if the blood DO charged
with the elements Of disease sickness be the
quence, and until the of disease existing in the
blood are eradcaed no permanent relief can bn effected
Ii is here that the powerful health restoring properties of
Sands Sarspallla manifested and for tins reason in
Scrofua, Salt Rheum and all erupve Diseases well as
IN all arrangements OF The secreng organs is considered
inalnble
Tho following interesting is presented, and the
reader invited TO its careful perusa. Comment such
evidence is unnecessary.
New YoRK, July 25, 1874
Messrs Sands-Gents-I consider it but of jns-
ticc you The following facts reference the
great benefit have received in the Of obstinate
DANGEROUS ULCER on my breast.
was attended eighteen months by regular and skillu
physician assisted by the adyce and of one of the
most able and experienced surgeons wi hon the least BEN
tit whatever. All the various methods Of treating
were resored to- for five weeks in succession my breast
vas burned with caustic three times day, and for six
was daily syringed with weak solution OF nitric acid and
the cavity or internal ulcer was so large that held
an ounce OF the solution The Doctor probed the ulcer
and examined the bone and said the disease advance
ing rapidly to the lungs and if did not get speedy relief
by medicine or an OPERATION the result would be fatal
advised 10 have the breast laid open and the bones
examined, but finding relief from what had been done,
and ieeing was rapidly getting worse almost despaed
ofIecoyery, considered my case nearly hopeless.
Seeing various testimonials and certificates of by
the use OF Sands Sasparla" in similar my
own, concluded try few bottles, several vf which
were used but from the long, deep seated character Of
disease, produced decided change; considering this
the only probable for case persevered until the
disease was perfectly cured. 1t eleven months
since the cure completed there is not the slightest
appearance of return l, therefore, pronounce myself
WELL and the entirely effected by Sands Sars.
time was using it, nor have taken any since Please
excuse this long deferred acknowledgement which think
1t my duty make. Your valuable Sarsparla cured me
with the blessing of Divine Providence when nothing else
could, and feel myself under lasting obligations you.
can say many things that cannot wrte and do most re-
specially invite ladies' afflicted have been to call upor
,ne aud will satisfy them fully OF the truth stated
bove, and many other things reference to the
NANCY J. MILLER, 2l8 Sullivan st.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence ii
superior value and efficacy pamphlets, which may b.
obtained of the agents, gratis
Prepared aid sold wholesale and retail by A. B. and
SANDS Druggists Chemists, 70 Fulton street, New
York
CLARK 4 COLLINS and s. P. REDFIELD, Drug
glsts agents for M onpeer N. G. Hale Chelsea Goss
Hutchihs, Waterbury Peck Spear, Burlington.
Bold also by Druggists generally throughout the Unite
States. Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
The pubic are respectfully requested 10 remember tina
1t is SANDS SARSPARILLA that has and is con
sienty achieving such remarkable Of the most diff
cult class Of diseases which the human fame subJec
therefore ask for SANDS Sarspara, and take other
November 1874. SO vi