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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HAB-
IT OF THE SYSTEM, NAMELY:
scRorULA OR KINGS EVIL, RHEuMATIsM OBSTINATE
cUTANNEous ERupTioSs, PIMPLEs, OR PUsTuLEs
ON THEFACE, BLoTCuEs, BTLE>, CHRONIC SORE
EYES, RING WORM OR letter, sCALD
HEAD, ENLARGEMENT OF THE BONES
AND JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
sYPHiLITIcs SYMPTOMS, sCIAT1-
CA OR LUMBAGo, and diseases
arising from an lnlndicous
use Of Mercury, Ascltles,or
Drop>v, exposure or I'M
prudence in life. Also,
Chronic Constitutional
Disorders will lie remo-
we'd ly this preparation.
Improvement in whatever regards the happiness
and welfare OF our is constantly he march TO
| perfection, and with each succeeding day some new
problem is solved or some profound secret revealed,
ha wing an important and direct hearing over mans
h ghe~t de,tIntes. II we take retrospective view
over the past twenty wears, how is the mind struck
| with wonder! What rapid strides has science made
| in every department Of civilized lie particularly in
that which relate, TO the know edge ofihe human
TENN health and dl>ea e. How vaual lie and lndiS
pen>al lie the curative means recently discovered
through the agency of chemistry! How does the
| ina gnaton lindle and admiration gov at The
ingenuity, the approach to the standard of
lection, of the present time! Through the elal crate
Investigations ofPhy>iology, or the science OF LIFE,
and the Pathology Of prevalent d ease, much valua
lie practical knowledge has been gained. In con>e-
quence OF becoming acquainted with the organiza'
ton, the elements OF the various tissues and structures
of the system, remedies have been sought after and
discovered exactly adapted TO combine with. neutral
re and expe morblire matter, the ca,,e of disease
| and substitute healthy action in its place. The heau-
tiful simplicity otthis mode ottreatmen' is not only
suggested ly the pathology Of diseases, not only
gralnf to the sufferer but perfectly in con>onance
with the operations Of Nature, and a>iactory he
views and rea>oningS of every intelligent, rejecting
mind. 1t is that SANDs's SARsAPARTIIA, scientific
combination ofe>sentia principles The most valna-
Vie vege able sn Stances operate upon the system.
The Sarsaparlla is combined wi h he ectual
aids, the most >aluary prodrtiun>, the most potent
-mplc> of the vegeial lie king om and il nnprece-
denied success in the restoration to health of iho,e
who had 'ona pneh under the mo. III tres gchron-
c malade>, has gwen il an exalted character. fir-
nishing does evidence of It's intrinsic value
and recommending it 10 the allired in Terms he af-
tic,ed only can know. II ha~ long Teen most I'M
poriant de>era'um in The praclce ct mellcnetu OBJ
lain n remedy similar 10 thl,-une that w1ul act on
the liver, stomach and bowels with ali the preci ion
! and potency of mineral preparations, vet wirhor,
any their deleerous eAects upon the vita powers
OF The system.
The Alteration ofthe reader i respectfully called to
The following certificates. However achieve
ments have heretofore cen made v the of thu
invaluable medicine yet daily experience shows re-
suits still more remarka lie. The proprIeors here
avail them, elves of he oppor,niIv Of avnr Is
J
the means otrelieving such an amount OF ulering.
NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 10, 1912.
| MSSrs. Sands: Gen,-Words cannot express the
gratitude feel for your treatment to me, stranger
>nIlerng under one Of the most loathsume dsea, e.
that nature is capa le of bearing. 7 he disease with
which was afflicted commenced with inflammation o.
The eve, in The year 1886 which caused almost
blindness. Fer this was treated and finally relieved
ht the remedies were such TO cause the develop
menl of scroiulous affection my leiarm the
elbow
LODI from, Tho h p,tg. ,bo n
my gers, and for two years my su erina> were e.
yond de, crplon. tried various remedies md con
suited dleren ply lcian> in New York, and anon O.
. them the late DR.. Br.he, who told me he dI>ea,e o
the arm caused hy the large quantity OF mercury
taken cure the nlamallon OF my eyes.
My >uterngs continued, the arm enlarged, tumor
formed IN different places, and in few months dis
CHARGED making running ulcers at one time, SOM
= above and some hello" the elbow and the ,charg
was offensive that no per could ear to t il
v the room where was. then applIedio ano. her III
tingnished physician who told me ampualon Of In
arm wa the only hing that could save my life as
Twas lmpo>>i il le @ cure so dreadful disease hu
- was unwili ng to consenito it, he recommended m
to ne SWANS Panacea freely. which did wiiho
deriving but httle benefit For three years was IN
able TO raise my hand to nay head, or comb my heat
nd the >croiua made It's appearance on m
head, destroying The bone in different places, casin
J. extensive alterations, and AIRED il might reach an
destroy the hrain-the head sweeI very much, ac
X cumpauied with violent pam. Numerous exlerna
remedies were recommended, but they did no good
About year since Il was taken severely i'll with
swelling OF the body from head to foot, 50 that wa
= entirely helpless. The doctor advisedme TO 60 to tn
hospital, for he did not understand my case. For III
asst few months | had been afflicted with sever
-, pain in both sides, al times hard could scarce
y hold my breath. hacking cough constantly AT
moved Inc, andi this combined with my other maladle
rendered me truly mserahle. Such, gentleman, hi
been my situation for seven years Of mylite, when
- commenced the nse OF your Sar>apaIia 4; but as m
case was cons dered hopeless, and the near pros pc
. ola speedy dissolution seemed inevitable. felt h, Ii
~ lie encouragement to per>evere. The persuasion
friends induced me 10 try your medicine which in
few DAYS produced great change m my system GEL
orally, hycauslnr an appetite, relieving hepalnS al
giving me strength. As success piTe> coniideno
was encouraged 10 persevere. My pains rev cas-
err my Strength returned food reshed, The ulcers hea
IN ed, new ie h formed, and once more fe within
'r- that might get well. Ihavenow used the Sar>ap
Ia ahout two months, and am like di eren, b
10 ing The arm that ,rds to be ampudted has eni ire
'ul healed thing that seemed impossible. can scare
" believe the ev idence oimy own eyes, but such is I
fact, aud IT * now as useful "a al any period OF
life, and my general health is better than it has lie
- for years past.
Health, what ma gic in the word. how many tho
sands have sought il in foreign lands and sun
climes, and have sought IN vain Yet ii came to
md when had give up to de; and as feel the pull
lions ofhealth cour>ing through my veins, my VIII
j. heart and soul 20 forth in ferveni grainde'o the
ihor of all orr sure mercIe>, that he ha> cen 2
ciou.lv pleascdto less the means made Of. I'll
to ly ha We vou proved yourself The good Samaritan
l. the afflicted for next to my Crea my life Is indeh
: you tor rather the use of liable Sarsal
D rla. The value Of such medicine is countless
- You'd price, money cannot pay for il. l have ht
, raised from death, may say tor my friends and II
'ei, self thoushit impo>>ibel could recover. And n
hes gentlemen suIer TO add another proof certified
'ast by my friends and guardians Just acknowed
ment OF tie virtues of your health restoring Sarsa
0. rilla. That the afflicted may also use II and en-
IS the BENEFITS II one can confer, is the heartfelt,
- vent wish oithelr and your friend.
MARTHA CONLlN
hes
Inc, know Martha Conlin and believe wha, she ST;
eth in this document TO lie perfectly correct.
JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF New YORK,
for Rector of ST. Peters Churc
o. Given at New York this IA day of Dec, lS4
IS know Martha ConIin, and have known Of her
- fering illness. JOHN DUBOIS.
Bishop of New or
place fall confidence in the statement made
avy Martha Conlin, having known her the past tw,
years. lw cheerfuIly give any particulars in r.
o. ton to her 10 those who may WI fur her in
% nation. Sr. ELIZABETH,
- Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan A u
N