Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-19
5 MIS- SNRS ,PARlLLl.
FOR TUE REMOVAL AND PERMA NENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD

CURE OF ALI DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD
OR HABIT Or TIE SYSTEM.
We read the history OF DISORDERS We aIc A.,
i iuuiclrd that men live. II of crREs. we mr., still
more astonishcd that, they die Aud yet in fact
nearly all diseases have a common origin. WIN
the organs which prepare and r,udiiy the blood.
with n remedy, directed 10 the seat OF disease. will
remove Il hoe, OF lis phenomena. II is the ,ce,i>
liar Characteristic OF SInts' Sarsapar,,n. that lis
searching operation reaches The CAUSES of disease.
nnd the cures ~ performs are therefore radical mud
thorough. The health oI the human system depends
olm"si entirely upon the state OF The blood. II The
viinl'zing fluid Witch pcryudes every tissue. every
membrnnr, ibtc. ~ilalhcnI. rls.tl. ut Other oienn
primary or subsidiary; II The Body be charged with
the elements of disease. sickness must he the con,
sequence and until The cAusEs of disease existing
~ III" blood. are eradicaied, no permanent relici
eau DC expected. IL u here TINT the POI criul health
restoring properties of Sands Sarsapaulla are mani,
icsicdi and ior This reason. in scrpiula. Salt Rheum.
all e'hpt,fe tiseascs, as ell as Ia all arrangements
oi the sectci'nr "tsaus, u is considered Invaluable.
The follow ing Interesting case is presented. and
the reader invited TO its careful perusal. Comment
on such evidence is unnecessary.
Ngw YoRK. July 25, 1914.
Mtssts. -Gtnis-, rui,sidcr il hut an act
~ Justice Ia you iu state The nl,Uwins facts in ret.
cr,ncc To the great benefit ! have reteised IN lie
cure OF an obstinate DANGEROUS ULCER on my
breast.
l was attended eighteen months Ivy n regular and
>kt'iul PHI, sicIan, nssItcd by the advice and counsel
al on" Of our most nbie and experienced surgeons
without th. least benefit whatever. All the ynrions
methods ni treating rahcer were resorted To; Tor five
weeks M succession my breast was burned Will,
cnusiic three tunes n day, and for SIX IL was nIIv
syrngei with n week ISOLATION, ol niifit ntid, and
The cavity or internal ulcer was so large tina, il held
a q NJ n o. .s,uN :. "A - Fu
The ulcer sud e&nmined The bone. and said he dis.
ease Was advancing rapidly To the lungs, and if |
did mol get speed" reliei by medicines or an opera.
'I"n,ihc result wuuld be fatal. vrs sls,scl T.,
have The hrcas, laid open and ,ie bones examined
but finding no relief from what had been done.nnd
feeling was rapidly getting worse | almost de.
SPARED oi recovery. considered INV case hopeless
NANCY j MILLER. l2s Sullicnn 81.
The following letter from one OF The most emmett
physicians in Baltimore, is presented with a view of
showing The OF inIons ui Physicians generally IN res
l'iion To .hii talugblc !hcdIcine.- many others
"i a s''milnt len"r have been rcccivce rom several
osihe r'cst distinguished ply sicians throughout
our countay.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 4ih. 1913.
Alb ~ ID. SANDS,-GenilemcE-l hay. used
yonr extract oi Snrsaparilla since It's inrumluciiun
INTO This city Ill gives me pleasure TO Stale hive
ionHd u 4" answer my most ~snnguihe expectations
| believe II In DO The best preparation OF that valua
bio article now in use.
With much respect. yonrs
JOHN WHlrRIEGE. NJ. d.. 46 Gays,
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
ut 1t, superior value aud efficacy. see pamphlets,
which NAV lie obtained al agents. gratis.
Prepared and sold. wholesale aud retail. Nv a b
a. u. SANDS, Druggists aud Chemist, 70 fulio,.
nj. Now York.
Sid also Ivy Oliver Pryor Druggist. Union Slsecr
Wheeling Va and hy Druggists generally Ihrugh-
oni the United States. Price 81 per boule; 81,
bottles for SIS.
Gay The public are respectfully REQUESTED Ia re-
member that II is Sands Sirsapariiia Ihor has and
Is constantly achieving snch remarkable cures OF
The most difficult class oi diseases To which the hu.
man frame Is subject; therefore ask for Sands Sur.
parilln, aud take no other.
Dec 81. 1874