Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-10
: MIS- SNKS\pARliI.A


FOR TtlE HENiOVAL AND PERMA NENT
CURE or l. DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE or BLOOD
OR HABIT OF TiIE SYSTEM.
+ We read The history of DISORDERS we are as
d tonishcd that men live, II oi CURES. we arc snll
more nStonished HAT They die And vet in fact
nearly oil diseases have a common origin WIN
thc organs which prepare and modify the blood.
wlih a remedy. directed 10 the seat oi disease, Will
remove o.husi Of iis phenomena. II l. Inc pccu>
,inr ,hnuCICriSuc ui Sands SarsapnHIa, Ihn, ITS
searching "pctaion reaches The CAUSES of disease,
nuh the cures ~ performs are therefore radical uud
thorough. The health ul ihe human :, stem depcuds
olmos' entirely uIuu the state ol The blood. II The
Nliahz'ug huid winch pcrvudcs every TISSUE. every
membrane, fibre, h'umCnt, gland, or other organ
primary or subsidiary; II the body bc charged with
Nae elements ui disease. sickness must tie the con,
sequence and until the CAUSES OF disease existing
IN the blood are crdiculcd, no permanent rciici
can he expected. q - here hat the pow eriulhcalih
restoring properties OF Sands Sir,apanlla are mnni.
Tested; and iur This reason. In s%croiula. Salt Rheum,
all etuphNe diseases, as we'll as in all arrangements
oi ~" secfe'iue "tgans. II Is considered inlalllahle.
The addressing case j. presented, and
ihc reader invited 10 Us careful pcnsal. Comment
on such evidence is unnecessary.
NEW YuRK. July 25, 1871.
MFssEs SANDs;-Gen,s-l cuustderit but an act
of justice To you To stale the following facts i'm ret.
cr,nCc 10 the great benefit have received m the
cur" OF an obstinate CANcERous ULCER on my
breast.
was attended eighteen months by n regular and
,hiiul prl sIcian, nssiicd hy the advice aud counsel
OF on" OF our most nblc aud experienced surgeons
without tho least honcit Whatever All the various
methods ui treating cancer were rcsuncl To: for five
weeks IN succession my breast was burned with.
causiic three times a day, aud for six II was dn,Iv
syriueel with a week solution nj nitric acid. and
tho cavity or internal ulcer was sularge thai IL held
nVcrOn ounce of the solutun, The Doctor prohed
the ulcer and examined the bone. and said lilo dis
ease was advancing rapidly To- lao lungs. and i'll
did not get speed relief 10y medicines ur on opcra.
li"n,lhc result would be fatal. | was ADVISED IL
have The breast laid upcn aud the homes examined
but finding no relief from what had Keen dunc.nnd
feeling | was rapidly gei'ing worse | almost dc.
spared of recovery, considered INV case hurclcss
NANCY J MILLER. 1873 Sullivan ST.
The following lelrer from one oi the most emine,l
physicians ~ Baltimore. Is presented with a view of
showing the ofIuiuns Of Physicians generally m re-.
lrlon io ,lii valuable medicinc-m many oihct.
at a similar tenor have hccn rcccivec from several
oihc most distinguished ply sicians throughout
our country.
B,LTIMoRE. Feb. ith. 1913.
Alb & D.. SANDs.-Genilemcn-I hnyc u,cj
yonr extract OF Sarsapariiln since It's Introduction
INTO his ciy II gives me lcasure to state have
ionNd u Ia answer my most s3ngulno expectations
! believe IL Ia he The best preparation OF that yalua
bic nsIicle now in nsc.
With much respect. yonrs
JOHN WlIITRIEGE. NJ. D. &c Gnvsi.
For 'uTiher particulars and conclusive evIdenc,
OF MS superior value aud efficacy, see pamphlets
winch NAV bo obtained at agents. gratis.
Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail. Ivy 4 Il
~ ID. SANDS. Druggists and Chemist, 40 Fulton
nj. Now York.
SIld also 10y Oliver Pryor. Druggist. Union Slsee
Wheeling Va. and hy Druggist, generally through,
out The United States. Price 81 per buulc; 81,
boulcs for 81.
Vz3 The public are respectfully requested tn re-.
member 'haIu is Sands SirsapaiiIin lhol has and
T. constantly achieving such remarkable cures o
The most difficult class OF diseases To which the hn,
man frame Is subject; therefore ask Tor Sands Sur.
pnrIlln, aud nke no other.
Dee 81. 1914