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SANDS S1RSAPARILLA.

Inc nrn OF
April s, 1s43. as
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
PURE STATE OFTHE BLOOD, OR HAB-
IT OF THE SYSTEM, NAMELY:
scRoFuLA, or KINGS EVIL, RHEUMATISM, OBSTINATE
CuTANNEoU> ERuPTIoSs, PIMPLEs, OR PUsTuLEs
On TIE FACE, DLoTCnEs BfLE., CHRONIC SORE
EYES, RING WORM OR TETTER, sCALp
HEAD, ENLARGEMENT OF THE BONES
AND JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
sYrHlLfTic SYMPTOMS, sCIATI-
CA OR LUMBAGO, and diseases
ar.ln9 from an lnudlcOus
use OF Merciirv, A>cltie.,ur
Drop'y, exposure or mn
prudence in life. Also,
Chronic Constitutional.
Disorders will Z reno.
vel w this preparations.
Improvement IN whatever regards the happiness
IN welfare OF orr race constantly on The march 20
perfection, and with each >tccceng dav some new
prof lem i. solved, or some profound rcveal.
having an important and direct caring over man.
h ghe>t Gc-tm'cs. II we take Retrospective view
the past twenty YEAR, how i the mind struck
with wonder! What rapid strides has science made
in every department of civilized liie particularly in
that which relate to the knowledge of The human >v,-
TEN in health and d>ea e. How vaia' le and lndi>
pen>alle are he curative means recently discovered
through the agency of chemistry! How does the
imagination kindle and orr admiration gov at he
ngcniV the near appraath to The standard of
fiction, Of the present time Through the eIal CRATE
investigations ofPhy>ology or the OF LIFE,
and the Pathology OF prevalent disease, much vaua.
lie practical knowledge has been gained. In con>c-
quenCe of becoming acquainted with the organiza.
non, the elements OF the various tissues and structures
of the >y,lem remedies have been sought afcr and
discovered exactly adapted TO combine with neutral
and expel morbitce matter the ca',e of disease
and substitute healthy action in It's place. The l.ai-
tifil simplicity ofth> mode oftreatment is not only
| suggested ly the pathology Of diseases, not only
rratnfI to the sufferer, but perfectly in con>onance
with the operations OF Nature, and ais factory The
views and rca>onIng> OF every intelligent, rejecting
mind. 1t is that SANDss SARsAPARILLA, a scientific
combination ofc>>ental principles If he most vaIua-
he vege able SUI stances, operates upon the system
| The Sarsapara l. combined with the most e lec,ual
aids, the most saIutary productions, the most potent
| >mple> of the vegetable kingdom; and il, unprece-
denied success i'll the restoration to health of those
who had long pncd under the most d> chron-
It. malade- has given II an exalted character, fur
ni>hng it does evidence of lis intrinsic value,
and recommending it 10 The afflicted in terms the ai-
| ffcled only can know. IL has long cen most I'M
perlant de>lderalum in the practice Of medicine OBJ
tain remedy similar 10 th,-one that woul act on
the liver, stomach and bowels with ali the preci, ion
aad poency of mineral preparations, vet without
any Of their deIeierious elects upon the vita powers
| of The system.
The attention the reader is respectfully called to
the following certificates. However great achieve
mcn> have heretofore lcen made by the of this
invaluable medicine, yet daily experience shows re-
suits sui more renarkal lie. The proprieior> here
avail ihcmseIve Of the opportunity oi saving it a
source of constant satisfaction that they made
the means OF relieving such an amount OF suffering.
NEWARK, n. j., Fec. 13, 1872
| Mssrs. Sands: Gcni-Words cannot express the
gratitude feel for yorr trcaimcn, to me, stranger
suffering ,ntcr one of the loa'hsnrne h ca, e.
tina, nature Is capable of Tearing. he d,ca.r /
which wa~ afflicted commenced with Inflammation o
hteve-, IN me year 1885, which caused almost 10 n
blindness. Fer th> was rreacI AMI mail. reli.v.J
hut :he remedies were such cause the devotion.
menl OF scfoi'iIoI> affection on my arm near the
elbow
The pain extended from the shoulder TO the end o
my fingers, and for two years my erins> were le-
yond description. tried various remedies and con
suited different ply lcan> IN New lorh, aud among>
them the late DR.. Bn he. who told he ga, q
the arm was caused ly the large quantity Of mercarl
taken to cure the inilalHaon Of my eyes.
My >u'crng> continued, the arm enlarged, iumor.
formed IN different places, and in a few months dis
charged, making ten runninguIccrs at one time some
above and some leloW the elbow, and the d charge
was so offensive that no person coud ear to lie i!
the room where was. then applIcdIo ano. her d.
tlnguI>h he'd physician. who told amputailon of The
arm was the only thing that could save my life, : i
was lmpo~, o cure so dreadful disease; but
was unwIII Nc to consentto 1t, he recommended m,
10 swans Panacea freely, which did whou
deriving but Itle benefit. For ihrec years was I'M
able to rai>e my hand TO my head, or comb my head
aud the scroiuIa now made lis appearance my
head, destroying the Lone in dlerenl places causin.
extensive alterations, and feared il might reach an,
destroy the hran-the head swellel very much, &C
compunled with violent pam. Numerous eXierna
remedies were recommended, bn, they did no good
Abont a year since was taken severely i'll with
swelling OF the body from head 10 foot that wa
entirely helpless. The doctor advisedme TO go to tb
hospital, for he did not understand my case For tn
last few months had been afflicted with a sever
pain in both sides al times so hard could >carce
hold my breath a hacking cough constantly an
uovad me, andthl> combined with my other ma atIe
rendered me ,rnv miserable. Such, gentleman, ha
leen my situation for seven years Of my life when
commenced the Use ofyour Sar>apara but as IN
case considered hopeless and the near pros pee
ola speedy dissolution seemed nevia le, fell In, lit
tie EN- colra"emenl to per,evere. The persuasion
friends induced me 10 try your medicine which in
few days produced great change IN my system gen
orally, ~ causing an appetite, relieving the pains an
gIvn" me suenglh. As success >pire> cuniidenc,
was enconraged TO per>everc. My pains 9 rev ea'l
er, my strength reurne, oodrelshe The ulcer, hea
Il rI new iie h formed, AMI once more f. wi hin m
that might get we'll have now used the Sar. IA
d lila a.or two months, aud am like n ii ereni bt
ing. The arm That lcdS 10 be dmputated has enircl
l., heale thin. thai seemed impossible can .car,,
), ~ cevc thee whence ofmy eye, hut such i ii
fact and it j. nov a refII a al any period of IN
. life AM my general health Is Letter than it has &C
:, for years pa>'
: Health, what magic in the word! how many tho
lands have sonshl II IN iurcgn lands and sum
~ c,ime>, and have sought IN van' Yet IL came to II
- uhenl had uive- mp TO dt" and as I fee, the pnl,
IL lions OF health cour>ing throua my ven-, my who
= heart and >onl forth IN ervenr Gra,itudeo the a
thor al all our sure merles, mai he ha> cen "T
cio, ~ plea >el to les The means made ne Of. 'ir
- ~ have you proved yourself the good Samaritan
he afflicted, for neXtto my Creator my life is inel
TO you tor raiher) the OF your invaluable Sarsap
rilla. The value Of such medicine is countless b
IS vond price, money cannot pay for it. l have Lee
Il. rasel from death, may say, tor my friends and m
H. ,c,i thuaghtit impo>> bIel coud recover And nc
gentlemen SITTER me TO add another proof certified L
y hv my friends aud guardians Just achnowleds
nient Of tie virtues OF your health restoring Sar>ap
rilla. That the afflicted may also il and EN-
the cneits it alone can confer, is The heartfelt, IL
vent wish oitheir and your friend.
or MARTHA CONLIN
a. know Martha Conln and leeve what she STA
nv in this document TO lie perfectly correct.
IN, JOHN POWER,
lar VICAR GENERAL OF New IoRK,
ia Rector of ST. Peters Church
,er Given a, New York this l4lh dav of Dec, 1912
ire know Martha Conlin, and have known of her :
tering illness. JOHN DUBOIS,
err Bishop of New York