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FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE |
OF AL. bisEtSES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD, OR
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.
TT we read the history Of DISORDERS we are a,ton.
ished that men live; il of CURES, we are sill more
asonl>he that they die. And yet in fact nearly all
diseases have common origin, viz:-in the organs
which prepare and modify the blood, with a remedy,
directed TO the seat of disease, will remove a host of
lis phenomena. 1t is the peculiar characteristic Of
sand sSarsaparIla, that lis scare hing operate reach
es the CAUSES OF sea>e and the performs
therefore radical and thorough. The health of the
human system depends almost entirely upon the
state OF the blood. II the WALKING fluid which per-
vades every tissue, every membrane, fibre, hamon',
gland, or other organ primary or subsidiary; II the
body he charged with The elements of disease, sick
ncss must be the con>eq cnce aud until The CAUSES
of disease existing in the lloo', are eradicatrd no
permanent relief can lie expected 1t here tina, the
powerful hcalth.re,orng properties OF Sands Sar,a-
paria are manifested; and for this reason, in srru-
inla, Salt Sheum, and all eruptive Diseases as well
considered nfallibe.
The { lowing Interesting case is pre.cn'ed, and
the reader invited TO It's careful perusa Comment
on such evidence l. unnecessary.
NEw-YoRK, July %, 1911
MeSsrs. SANDS :--Gcnl,-l consider il but act Of
Justice 10 Won TO state the following facts IN reference
to the great hene have received in the of an
obstinate CANcERuUS ULCER on my breast.
| was attended eighteen months by regular and
,kllfu physician assisted nv the advice and oun.cl
OF one OF orr most abe and experienced surgeons,
without the least lcnCut Whatever. All hc various
methods Of treating resorted to; for five
weeks recession my lrclst burned ih cal>-
lie three times day and for SIX was daily syrinacd
with weak solution Of nitric acid, and the cavity
or Internal ulcer large thai it held oyer an
ounce oflhc solution. The Doctor prot cd the ulcer
and examined the bonc aud said The disease al
vancing rapidly 10 the lungs, and It did moi rel
,pccdv relief by medicine or an operation, the rc.ult
would be fatal. was alvl.cd to have the breast laid
| open AMI the bones examined, huI finding relief
from what had cen done, and feeling was RAPIDLY
Getting worse, almost despared If recovery, con-
| slered my case nearly hopeless.
Seeing various teslim onal> AMI certificates ofcurc
y the use Of" SANDS SARs,rARILLA," in cases SIM
| liar to my own concluded to Try few Iotle-, sew
eral of which used but from the long deep seat
ed character ofmy dis"a.e produced very decided
change; considering this a. the only prol abe cure
| Tor my case, | per>evered, until the disease was en-
tlrely cured. Ii is eleven months since the
cure completed; there is not the slightest APP
rc1rancc OF return. l. therefore, pronounce mUsef
WELL AMI The cure entirety cftctedby "SANps' ~AR-
sAPARTLLA" a, i0oE no other medicine Of dHV biHd
during The time IlrdS uSiHg il, nor hare taken mn
Since. Pca>ccxc>e this long dc ere ac NOW cGge-
mcnt, wh"h think it my duiy to make. Your val
ual lc Sar>aparI cured me, with the le.sug If III
! vine Providence, when nothing esc could, and feel
my.cf under lasting o. legations TO you. ! can LAY
many things cannot wrue, and do most respect
fully invite ladies' afflicted a. have ten 10 call upon
me and will satisfy them l,y OF IA" ruth alci
above and many other hnG> in reference the ca, e.
NANCY J. MILLER 2l3 Srlvan 81.
The following Is an extract from a letter recently
| received.
GALLArIS, Tenn. Feb 9th, 1871.
lTSsrS. A. b. If. H. Sands:
GENTLEMEN-I have inst received a letter from my
father in Ru~>clvic, Ky, who wi>he, 10 p1rcha e
some Of vuur Sar>apara. | have no doubt he can
lie the means OF selling great deal, it has per
formed wonderful in his nmilv Last De-
cent or was sent for to my ter lcufe he die
she having lccn IN poor health for some Two or tire,
year, and al the time went to Zee her she wa,
AT the point OF death, with the scarlet fever and q
cancerou> affection OF the bowels, from which her
physician thought she could not POS. IDLY recover.
carried over with mea bottle Of your Sar-apariIa
and with the consent Of her ply cian she commence.
taking 1t that night. remained with her three day
and left her rapidly improving. Her husl and sent
boy home with me for more Of the Sarsaparla.
sent one dozen Iotllc, which believe will ect a.
entire cure. My father writes me to that elect, an
wishes through me 10 procure agency for >cllIn-
your VARIABLE medicine to that IeghhurhCOd
Respectfully, J. VI. OWENS.
For further particular, and cuncus We evidence o
lis superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, whcl
may lie obtained of agents, gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, hvA u. 6
d. Sands, Druggists and Chemists, 10 Fulton 81.
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>tanly achcvln >uch rcmarha 'ic cures of the mo,
dllcult class ofd,easc> to which the human frame
subject; therefore ask Tor Sands Sar,apari,la an
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