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s A " d. s s A Il s AP1RILL .,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE


IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.
TT we read the history of DISORDERS we are aston
l. isbed that men live; if of CURES, we are still more
asioni>hel that they die And yet in fact nearly all
diseases have a common origin, viz:-n the organs
which prepare and modify the blood, with remedy.
directed to the seat of disease, will remove hos, Of
rs phenomena 1t is the peculiar characteristic Of
sand sSarsaparlIa ha, lis scare hing operation reach
es the CAUSES Of disease and the performs
therefore radical and thorough. The health of the
human system depends almost entirely upon the
state of he blood. Ii the vializing fluid which per.
vades every tissue, every membrane fibre, famenf,
gland or olher organ primary or subsidiary; II The
body ie charged with the elements of disease, sick
ness must lie the Consequence, and until the CAUSES
OF disease existing in the llooJ are eradicated, no
permanent rellet can lie expected Iii here that the
powerful heaIih.resorng properties OF Sand>' Sara
parl!a are manifested and for this reason, in scro-
illa, Salt Sheum, and all eruptive diseases as well
as IN all arrangements Of the >ecreing organs, is
considered infalllle.
The lowing Interesting case is presented, and
the reader invited TO its careful per,rsal Comment
on such evidence l. unnecessary.
NEw-YoRK, July 25 1874.
Mes>rs. SANDS :-Gent,- i consider ii but act of
justice TO Won to state the following IN reference
TO the great benefit have received in the cure of an
obstinate CaNoERous ULCER on my breast.
wa attended eighteen months by regular and
stful physician, assisted by the advice and counsel
| OF one OF our most abe and experienced surgeons
without the leas, lenef, whatever. All The various
methods Of treating cancer were resorred 10; for hive
tic three times day, and for SIX was daily syrinced
with weak solution Of nitric acid, and the cavrv
or internal ulcer was large that il held over an
ounce Of he solution The Doctor nrohed the nicer
and examined The bone, and said the disease was adj
vanring rapidly 10 the lungs, and II | did not ce,
speedy relief ly medicine or an operation the result
would be iaaI. ! was advised TO have he breast laid
open and the bones examined, hnt finding no relief
from what had leen done, and feeling was RAPIDLY
getting worse, almost de>pa,red Of recovery con-
>ilered my nearly hopeless
Seeing various testimonials and certificates ofcure
ny tho Use OF" SANDS SARsAPARILLA" in cases SIM
mar to my own, concluded TO try few bottles,
era OF winch were used, but from the long deep
ed character ofmy disease produced very decided
change; considering this as the only proiab cure
tor my ca'e, per>evered, until the disease was en-
'rey cured. 1t is now eleven months since The
cure was completed; there is not the slightest APP
rearance OF a return. |, therefore, pronounce myself
WELL, and The cure entirely eftcteaby SANDS SAR-
sAPARTLLA," "a took other medicine of ann Kind
during he time Iicas using il, hare taken any
since. Please excuse This long deferred acknowledse-
meni, which think il my duty 10 make. Your val
uale Sar,aparIlla cured me, with the blessing Of Di-
vine Providence, when nothing else could and feel
my,efunder lasting Obligations TO you. / can saw
many lhlnE> cannot write, and do most respect
fully invite lae> afflicted a. have been TO call upon
me and will satisfy them fully OF the truth stated
above, and many other ihng> in reference the case
NANCY j. MILLER, 2ls Sullivan Il.
The following Is an extract from letter recently
received.
GALLArIN, Tenn. Feb. 9th, 1874.
GENTLEMEN-l have lust received a letter from nv
fat herin Ru>>elvle, Ky, who wishes TO purchase
some Of yonr Sarsaparilla. ! have no doubt he can
lie the means OF selling a great DEAL as it has per-
formed wonderful cure in his family. Last De-
cent was sent for to my sister before she died
she having been in poor health for TWO or three
years. and al the time went over to zee her she was
at the point OF death, with the scarlet fever and q
canceron> affection of the bowels, from which hv
physician thought she could not possibly recover. =
carried over with bottle of your SarsapariI,s
and with the consent Of her physician she commenced
taking that night. | remained with her three DAYS.
and left her rapidly improving. Her husband sent a
boy home With me for more of the Sarsaparilla. |
sent one dozen bottles which | believe will eject an
entire cure. My father writes me 10 that effect and
wishes through me TO procure an aeencey for selling
your valuable medicine TO that reighborhood
Respectfully, J. nj. OWENS.
For further particulars and conclus: We evidence OF
may he oNaned OF agents, srails
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, VA. BE-
d. Sands, Druggists and Chemists, 70 Fulton ST.,
New-York.
PECK & SPEAR, Al othecaries and Druggists.
and Geo. Peterson, Agents tor Burlington; Clark a.
Collins, Montpelier. Soi also by Druggists gene-
rally throughout the Inlted States. Price 81 per
bottle; six bottles for SIS.
3'FThe public arc respectfully requested TO remem-
Der that II is Sands SarsaparIla that has and Is con-
sanlly achieving such remarkable cures of the most
difficult class Of diseases to which the human frameis
subject; therefore ask Tor Sands Sarsaparilla and
take no other