Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-03
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/, ron THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE or ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD, or HABIT OF THE SYSTEM
NAMELY
ScroCuia or Kings Eri, Rheumatism, DISH.
nate CVien,oas Eruytions, P,mpi.s or Pas
fules on ihe Face, BioicAes. Biies, Chrome
Sore Ewes, Ring Warm or TeTer, Scoid
Head. Enlargement and Penn offhe Bones
and Joinfs. SfULborA U1etrs, SyJhikihc Symp-
fons. Sciahcd or Lumbago, and Diseases
arising from an lyvdieions use Of mercury,
Asc,fes or Dr0pSy. Erbosurs or Imprud,rcc
IN LIFE. Also, Chrome Constitutional DiSor-
5rrs.
This preparation is q combination hereto
lnfe unknown in the history of medicine, diff
fering entirely in its character and opera
lions from the various preparations Of Sar-
s~aparilla whicd have been al different times
offered 10 the public. 1t acts specifically
upon the whole system. thereby bringing il
under It's direct and immediate influence.
Although possessed ofpoweriul and CONTROL.
ing effects, yet it is entirely harmless, so that
it cannot injure The most delicate constitution.
When in perfect health no effect is produced
by its use except an increase of appetite; but
when disease is seated in the frame and hur-
rying fast its victims along the path OF life,
then lis mysterious influence is felt and seem:
it enkindles new life and vigor, and brings
health and strength back to the suffering and
diseased.
Essen, Conn, July 25, 1919.
nsnocra SanI. CT H.. III. ---
since, by being overheaied and directly after
exposed, | was seized with asevere cold,
which deranged the whole system. Purple
or livid spots appeared on the skin, attend.
ed with violent pain ofthe head;the symptoms
being alarming, a physician was called who
prescribed blistering and leeching, which
produced partial relief. Hard, bony lumps
formed under The skin on various parts of The
cody, and the doctor pronounced nv com
plant hereditary s~croiula, now for the first
time developed. The following winter nv
sight Jailed in both eyes; medical aid was
again resorted to, which relieved my sight
during The summe my nose now began TO
increase in size and the whole body rapidly
enlarged with a dropsical swelling. The
nose even grew very sore and discharged
proiuselv :he most loathsOme substance
MY whole system was involved in disease.
The Jumps soitened ana discharged freely, pro
duelng great debility ulcers now broke out
on The legs, and to complete my misery, the
muscles and sinews contracted so that was
rendered nearly helpless. remained with
little change in this condition until last Oc-
tober, when ! was suddenly seized will, an
understandable sensation, which rendered me
nearly unconscious, and my friends supposed
it was the will of kind Providence to rid me
oi my sutierings, but from this ! recovered
only to suffer on; the ulcers had become one
continuous sore entirely raw. 1t was in this
condition | commenced the use of your in
valuable arsararilla, which | was Induced
10 use from the many remarkable cures | saw
published. II came to me as some guardian
angel; and ! can scarcely tell why, yet from
the moment heard it mentioned | was i'm.
pressed fully with the belief that this was
10 be the Good amarliaD for me-and truly
IL mas wrought onders in my case. After
using II tor a lew days my pains grew easier,
the swelling of the body and limbs went
down, the ulcers commenced healing, and |
rested well. Alter suffering everything but
the pains of death, how happy am j and how
grateful do | feel, to be able to add ano,ber
testimonial to The efficacy of your priceless
Sarsaparilla.
MY health is restored. and I have walked
iohr miles without Inconvenience. super.
intend my family affairs, and in fact feel al.
most like being in a new world. | am indu-
ced 10 make this public acknowled ment from |
a deep sense ofduiy due To you as a means in |
Inc hands OF God Of restoring a fellow mortal |
from a premature grave. Language is mad |
equaie to express my feelings. Nav The
Lord be with you and make his face to shine |
upon you, is the desire ofyour much obliged /
and deeply indebted friend. To the afflicted !
would say, Do not despair; for, however |
desperate your case may be, you surely have |
an aniidole at hand-viz SANDS SARsApA-
RiLLA. Trust to no other, however great |
their pretensions.
MONlSSA SIMMONS.
middlesex Co. ss.-Essex,C Conn, july %.
1913 -Personally appeared the above ma
med .Monissa Simmons, and made oath TO
ihe iacts contained in the foregoing state
ment, before me,
GuRDoN SMITH, Justice Of the Peace.
We the subscribers, being personally ac-
qualnied with Mrs Monissa Simmons, do not
hesitate to say that we consider the above |
OF her case substantially true and
entitled to confidence.
REUBEN Posr, Deacon Bapiis, Church.
]. Hill HAYDEN, Merchant,
CHAs' G~REENLEAF, sur. Dentist.
Ar. WHITrEMoRE, Postmaster.
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