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8 AND'S 81 X s AP ARTLLA,l
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
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IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM
TT we read the history of DISORDERS we are aston.
isbed that men live; if ofo CURES, are still more
aston>hei that they die. And YET in fact nearly all
diseases have a common origin within the organs
which prepare and modify the blood, with remedy,
directed to the seat OF disease will remove host Of
lis phenomena 1t is the peculiar characteristic of
Sands Sarsaparila that lis hing operation reach
cs the CAUSES 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 valizing fluid which per-
vades every tissue, every membrane fibre ilamen',
gland, or Other organ primary or subsidiary; ifhe
body he charged with the elements of disease, sick
ness must he The conseq renee, and until the CAUSES
of di,ease existing in the hlooi are eradlcated
permanent relief can lie expected. Its here that the
powerful healih.re>toring properties OF Sands Sara
parila are mane>ted; and for this reason, in
| fla Salt Sheum and all cruptive diseases as well
| all arrangements of the secreng organs, it is
| cons ieerd infnle.
| The flowing interesting case is presented, and
the reader invited to its careful pcrusal Comment
| on such evidence Is UNNECESSARY
NEw-YorK, July 25 1874
Messrs SANDS :-Gen,s-1 con- iler i, bu, an act of
justice TO Won to state the following facts IN reference
10 the great leneft I have received in the of an
| obstinate CANCERoUs ULCER on my breast.
| was attended eighteen month. by regular and
slful physician, assisted by the advice and cuun, Ell
| of one Of oir most abe and experienced surgeons,
| without the least benefit whatever. All ;he various
meh ols OF treating cancer DRIED TO; for ive
weeks IN Succession my reas wa Turned WIN can>
ne lhree imes ,laV' ahu for SIX u was daly syrneed
WIN weak soin'lon of nlrc acid ana the caVny
or in'ernni n'er was 20 large mat II held over an
ounce OF me Snutl9n. Inc Doctor prohtd the ulcer
and examined the bone, and said the disease was adj
| vanrng randy 10 the lungs and 1t did not gel
speedy relief ~ medicine or an operation the result
wohuo ne a'al' was ADVISED 10 nave me breast lald
omen and the homes examined, hni finding no relief
iron, w"a na' ee,. uonei ana tGng wa> raPulV
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