Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-11-15
RUBBER SHOES,
SAND SARS APARILLA,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALI. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, or
HABIT or THE SYSTEM.
IF we read the history of DISORDERS we are aston.
i>hed that men live; if Of CURES, we are still mare
aston>he that they die. And yet in fact nearly all
diseases haze a common origin, viz in the organs
which prepare and modify the blood, with remedy,
drec,elt to the seat Of disease, will remove host of
| lis phenomena Ii is the peculiar characteristic of
Sand that lis scare hing operation reach
the of disease and the performs are
therefore radical and thorough. The health of the
human system depends almost entirely upon the
state of he blood. II the vi'azing fluid which per-
va'e> every tissue, every membrane, fibre, famen,
gland, or Other organ primary or subsidiary; if,he
body re charged with the elements of disease sick.
| nes, must lie he con eq ience, and until the CAUSES
Of disease existing in the llool are eradica,ed no
permanent relief can lie expected II here that the
powerful health restoring properties OF Sand> Sarsa-
paril!a are manifested; and for this reason, in scro
| f,Ia Salt Shcum, and all eruptive Diseases as well
all arrangements of the secreing organs, it is
con sieerd infaliilIe.
| The { lowing interesting case is presented, and
the reader invited to its careful per,Isul Comment
on such evidence Is unnecessary
Nrw- YoRk, July 25 1874
Mes>rs. SANDS :-Gent.- II cons ler il but act Of
Justice TO Won 10 state the following facts IN reference
TO the great eneiit have received in the of
| obstinate CANCERous ULCER on my breast.
! was attended eighteen months by regular and
skfnl physician, assisted by the advice and counsel
oil one OF Our most abe ana experienced surgeons,
without the least lencft whatever. All The various
methods OF treating cancer were DRIED to; for hve
weeks IN succession my breast was burned " it'll caus-
tic three times day, and for SIX il was daily syrnsed
with weak solution Of nitric acid and the cavity
or Internal ulcer was large that il held
ounce of the solution. The Doctor prohed the ulcer
and examined the bone and said The disease adj
| vancing rapidly 10 the hugs, and IT l did not gel
speedy relief 10y medicine or an operation, the result
would be fatal wa, ADVISED TO have the breast laid
open and the bones examined, bu, finding no relief
from wha; had cen done, and feeling wa, rapidly
| >ilered my case nearly hopeless.
Seeing various testimonials nni certificates ofc ire
hy ,heu>e of" SANDS SARsApARTLLA," in cases sim
liar TO ny o;s: concl lei to try few hotties, sew
ri character ofmy dlscn,e produced no very decided
change; considering this as The only prof. abe cure
Tor my case, per,cvered, until the d'ca>e was en-
'rely cured. II is now over eleven months since the
cure was completed; there is not the slightest APP
renrancc Of return. I, therefore, pronounce myself
WELL, and the entirely efectedb by "SANps' SAR-
sAPARILLA," n took other medicine Of any kind
during The time IrdS using H. nor hare / taken any
since Plea ecxcse this long deferred Acknowledged
meni, which think it my duty 10 make. Your val
naie Sar>aparlla cured me, with the blessing Of Di-
vine Providence when nothing else could and feel
my,elf under lasting Of legations 10 you. can say
| many things cannot wric, and do most respect
fully invite Ia lies afflicted a have call upon
me and will ,aii.ly them fully of the ruth s'a'el
above, and many other hngs in reference TO the
| NANCY J. Miller 2I8 Sullivan IL
| The following i. an extract from letter recently
| received.
GAlLArtN. Tenn Feb 9Th, ls44.
| Mrssrs. A. y. d. ID. Sands:
/ GENrLEMEN-l have lusi received letter from my
fat her in Ru>>elvi c, Ky, wha wi he, To purchase
some Of yonr Sar>aparilla. have no don't he can
c the means OF selling great deal, as il has per.
formed a wonderful cure in his family. Last De-
cem cr was sen, for my ;, ter eiore she died
he having been IN pror health for some Two or tire,
year., and al the time wen, over to her, she wa