Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-05
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FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMA NENT
CURE or ALL DISEASES ARISING;
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD

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CURE or ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE or BLOOD
or HABIT or THE SYSTEM.
: NC read The history of DISORDERS VIC arc a..
FINISHED that men live, IL of cuREs. we mr., sull
Inurc nsiouishod that they die Aud yet ia fact
nearly oil diseases have Il common origin. win
tie organs which prepare and modify the bluud.
with rcincdy, directed 10 the scat Of disease wall
remove host of its r'icnorcun. II is the pccu> |
iiar characteristic OF Sands Sarsapatlld that iis
searching opctclipn reaches the cAusEs of discnsc
nnd the pcriouis are therefore radical and
thorough. The health of the human s, stein depends
om"st entirely uIOn the state VI the blood, II hc
viinlIzng fluid which pcrvudcs every tissue. every
membrane, fibre. Glnrncni, gland, U' Other organ
primary or suhsidary; IL The body be charged with
the elements of disease. sickness must be the con,
sequence and until the cAusEs OF disease existing
IN The blond are eradicaIcd, no permanent, relief
can be expected u IL here that the pow eriul health
restoring properties of Sands Slrsaparn are mani.
icstcd and Tor this reason in sctuiula Salt Rheuu
all crupivc diseases, we'll as in all arrangements
oi iac sccrciing orgnus 1t is considered Invaluable.
Tho following addressing case Is presented. aud
the reader invited 10 lis careful peUsal Comment
On such evidence is unnecessary.
NEW YoEK July %, 1871.
MEssEs SANDS: -Gcuis--l consider II hui AN act
of justice To you 10 saic the following facts ia ret.
c',ure 10 the great benefit have received III iLc
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| breast.
| was attended ech,con months by a regular aud
sk'ml pm, stefan, HssIicd 10y the advice aud counsel
Of on" of uur most able and experienced surgeons
without the least bcncf. whatever All the various
methods at treating cancer we've rcsorIcd ru; inr 1,
weeks M succession my breast was burned with
cn"sic 'hrco times day, and for six 1t VAS daily
syunsci with week solution ol nitric ncid and
ihc cuSIiy CT internal ulcer sularcc that a held
over an ounce OF The solution. The Doctor prubcd
The ulcer and examined the hone aud said The dis
ease MS advancing rapidly to the lungs, aud il
dId moi get speed roliel by medicines or an pcrl.
uun,'hr result woTld he fatal. | was advised Ia
have The breast laid open and The homes examined
but finding no relief from what had seou done aud
feeling WAS rapidly getting worse | almost dc.
SPARED ui recovery, considered my case hopeless
NANCY MILLER, 1875 Sullivan 81.
The following letter from one of the most cmiuel II
physicians IN Baltimore, is presented with a view OF
showing The opinions OF PLY sicans generally IN re-
lhlIon To ,hIi valuable medicine many Others
OF similar Tenor have been receWeo from several
oithe most distinguished physicians throughout
our country.
BALTMoRE, Feb 9TH. 1913.
A IL. q ID. Observation-Disclosures have used
your extract OF Sarsapnrilla since It's introduction
INTO this city III gives me leasure 10 stale have
ionHd II u answer my most sangunc expectations
believe tito he The best preparation vi that yaua
bio article now IN use.
| With much respect. yours
JOHN WlIIrRlEGE. NJ. ID. 46 Gaysl.
| For inrher particulars and conclusive evidence
Of MS superior value aud efficacy. see pamphlets
which may be Obtained al agents. gratis.
| Prepared and sold wholesale aud re tail by 4 b
& D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemist 10 Fulton
ol. Now York.
Sold also 10y Oliver Pryor Druggist. Union SseeI
Wheeling Va and by Druggists generally Ihruugh>
"uI The Uniied States. Price 81 per bottle; six
bottles for SIS
| G1y The public respectfully requested tn re-.
member IhnIn is Sands Slrsapara hur has and
is constantly achieving snch remarkable cures Oi
the most difficult oinss OF diseases To which The hu.
man frame ia suhjcc therefore ask for Sands Sar,
parilla, and take no other.
Dec 81 lSl4
| - KIN soI"r nND rAIU-as we'll a,
= ''"rat''"s dehca'e Toseaie hue To The con-
p'eNion As a cfcclOr aud COZ servaInr of that mos
Distinguishing charm al female Iovelincss n trans
parent fair shin, NYMPll SOAP. ma, he said II
eHed an almost magical power Composed for The
most part Of Oriental ba!samc planis To the uiier
exclusion Oinl mineral ADM xlnre is dslins shed
incidentally for lis extremely bland purifying and
soothing action on Ihc skin and, by acting on tho
pores aud minute secreiOry vessels. e2pes nl
impurities from The surface, ullnys every tendency
To inflammation, and by this method alone efIecIu.
ally dissiraies all rcdncss. tan pimpes. ireck es
sunhuTn, md other unsighily cuiauCous vsiiniions
SO lniiical To oveIincss, lis constant will change
the most bilious complexion into one Of radian
whneness while on the neck hands and arms i
bosows d,lcacy and fairness which Ills continued
use " al happily protect, with every appearance o
youthful churm, TO The most advanced period of life
IL is vnlnnbc as reGevnling ahd refreshing
wash. dnrng travelling exposure the sun d Isr
or harsh wind, anu after The injurious degree oil
heat felt III crowded assemblies.
To gentlemen afflicted with n Tenderness ot The
skh III shaving, The use ofrhe NymPh soap " i'll he
found TO alIny oil cuticuar irritation uccnsnned by
common soap or cream. or The climate. which like
mat oi The United States where The variation Of
The weather SETS aside oil chances Of calculations
md Vice exhnlallons and damp. Together with
rough wind, exist ihrnughoui n great portion OF The
year, The NfMPlI soap has proved an invaluable
Preventative OF The skin. and, from liz oxlTaorlinory
efficacy, deserves place amo,g The household
treasures uf every family.
| For sale by FAIRCUILD
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