Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-06
'NlJS' SARS APARlLLA \.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE Of ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD

FOR THE REMOVAL n PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD
OR habit or rue SYSTEM.
we read The history OF DisoRpEss we aic n.
q tonishcd that men live. IL OF cuREs. we arc sihl
more asionished ihs, they die And YET in fact
nearly all diseases have a common origin. WIN
the organs which prepare and tnodily The blood,
with a remedy, directed 10 The scot OF disease. will
remove a host OF its phenomena. II is The pecu>
liar characteristic OF Sands Sarsaparilla, that ITS
searching operation reaches the CAUSES OF disease.
and the curesi n performs are therefore radical aud
thorough. The health Of the human system depandS
almost entirely upon The state OF tho blood. II The
viializing fluid winch pervades every tissue. every
membrane. fibre, flamen,. gland. or other organ
primary or subsidiary; a the body be charged with
The elements of disease, sickness must be the cons
sequence. anu until the cAUsEs OF disease existing
al the b!ood. are erad'caied, no permanent relief
cai be expected. IL IA here that the pow eriul health
Restoring properties OF Sands Sar-aparilla are mani.
ics'edi "hd Tor this reason. IN scroiuls. Salt Rheum.
all efupiive diseases, as well as in all derane mcnis
OF the secretinc organs. il is considered inialI,able.
lheiollow ing addressing case is presented, aud
The readcs invited To It's careful perusal. Comment
on such evidence is unnecessary.
NEW YoRR. July 95, 1914.
MkssRs. SANDs;-Gents-I CONSIDER II but an act
oi Justice Ia You 10 state The following facts in ret.
u " lHt ETcdl Dctitnt j have received IN The
cure OF an obstinate DANGEROUS ULCER ON m,
breast.
l was attended eirhipon months by q regular and
>kHi"l rhtsicinn. ISSUED by The al ice aud counsel
"i on"oi cur most able and experienced gorgeous
without ihc least benefit whatever. All the var, us
methods oi treating cancer were rrsouej to; it FIVE
weeks IN succession my breast was burr cd with
causiic three tunes n day. aud for SIX il ras da,Iv
synngei with a week ISOLATION nj nitric ned. anl
Tie cavity ar into fual nicer uns az a,,. 49,, IL A
over an ounce Of The solution. The Doctor pr,bed
The ulcer and examined the bone. aud said he dis.
ease VAS advancing rapidly To lac lungs. al d If |
did mol get speed" relief by medicines or an opera.
h"n,ihc result wnGld he fatal. | was advised Ia
have the breast laid open and the bones examined
hn' finding no relief lToii what had seen dbne.and
feeling ] was rapidly getting worse | almost de.
spared Oi recovery. considered nv case hureless
NANCY } MILLER. l2o Sullivan ST.
The following letter from one of the most emine,,
physicians IN Baltimore. is presented with n view of
showing The OPINIONS oi Physicians generally m re-.
liiion 10 ,hiI valuable medIcine-m many oihers
1T a similar tenor haze been rcceiree from several
oiihe most distinguished physicians throughout
our country.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 4ih. 1913.
ABB Il D.. SANDs.-GenIlemen-l have used
your extract OF Sarsaparilla since It's iu,tolucr,nu
'h'o inns ci'y 1t gives me pleasure 10 stale have
ionSd II in answet my most sanguuc expectations
l beleve TO be The best preparation OF thai valua
bile article now in use.
Wnh much respect, yours
JOHN WIIlTEIEGE, NJ. d. 46 GAYS II.
For inriher particulars ard conclusive evnlenr,
OF IT'S superior value and efficacy. see pamphlets
which NAV be obiained "i agents. gratis.
Prepared aud sold. Wholesale and reIaiI. by a q
n d.. SANDS. Druggists and Chemist. 10 Fulton
at. Now York.
Sold also 10y Oliver Pryor, Druggist. Union Slscel
Wheeling Va aud by Druggists generally Ihcunsh,
put the United States. Fnce 81 ner bu,,le. -,
bottles for So.
es1 public are respectfully requested Ia re-
member that II Is Sands Sirsaparila lhoi has and
IL constantly achieving such rema tkabie cures of
The most difficult class of diseases la winch the hu.
man frame Is snhjeci; therefore ask for Sands Sar>
pnrilla. and Joke no other.
Dec 81. 1874