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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
IRON AN INlPIRE S,rATE OIL pI nnn

CURE of ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM,
we read The history OF DISORDERS we ara u.s.
ionished that men live, il Of CURES we nro sill
more asionished that they die. And vet in fac,
nesrly oil diseases have n common origin WIN
Tie organs which prepare and modify the blood
win remedy, directed 10 the seat Of disease III
remove host OF its phenomena. Ii is The pccu>
liar characteristic OF Sands SarsapariIa, that IFS
searching operation reaches the CAUSES of disesse
nnd the cures IL performs are therefore radical md
'hoTough. The health of the human system depends
oim"s' entirely upon The state OF The blood If The
vlInizing fluid which pervades every ii sue. every
membrane, fibre. Glnmeni, gland. or Other oman
primary or subsidiary; II tho body be charged with
The elements of disease. sickness must 10 The con
sequence and until The CAUSES OF disease existing
IN me blood are eradicaied, no permanent RELIEF
can be expected. IL is here that the now eruI heai,b
storing properties Of Sands' Sarsaparilla ara mani
cs'ed and for this reason. in scroiuio Salt Rheum
OIL efupti'e Diseases well in all derangemeni.
OF me eceng organs. 1t is considered inialliabe
Inc following Interesting case is presented, and
'he reader invited To lis careful perusal. Comment
on such evidence is unnecessary.
NEw YORK July %, 1914.
MEssRs. SANss:-GenIs-I consider il but nm oc
OF justice 10 you To saie The following facts in rol
erence TO the great benefit ! have received in The
cure OF an obstinate DANGEROUS ULCER on mo
breast. ~
WINS attended eigheon months by q regular and
'ki'iul PHYSICIAN assed by The advice and counsel
OF one OF our most able and experienced ,ureeons
Without the least benefit whatever All the various.
methods Of treating cancer were resoriej 10: for
weeks IN succession my breast was burned with
cans'ic three times day. md for six il mas daily
syringei with q week solution Of nitric acid and
me cavity or internal ulcer large that il held
over an ounce of The solution. The Doctor probed
inc ulcer and examined The bone and said The dis.
ease was advancing rapidly to the lungs, and if 7
ala mol gel speedy reliei by medicines or IN opera
hon,Ibc result would he fatal. was advised 10
have The breast laid open and the bones examined
oni iinding no relief from what had be en- done ond
feeling was rapidly getting worse almost do.
spared OF recovery. considered my case hopeless
NANCY MILLER. 1913 Sullivanst ST.
The following letter from one Of the most emmett
physicians in Baltimore. is presented with view Of
showing Tho opinions OF Physicians generally IN re.
'snon TO 'hii valuable medIcine-mnny others
81 similar tenor have been receivee from eyeral
oil 'he most distinguished physicians throughout
our country.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9TH. lS43
a. Is. d ID. SANDs.-Gentemen--I have used
Your extract Of Sarsapnrilla since its Introduction
INTO this ciiy-Ii gives PLEASURE TO slate have
IonHd u to answer my most sanguino expectations
believe IL 10 be The best preparation Of that yaluo
bic article now in use.
With much respect, yours
JOLT WiIlTRlEGE. Al. ID. 46 Gaysi
FOR iur'her particulars and conclusive evidence
OF lis superior value nnd efficacy see pamphlets
which NAV BIO obtained OF agents. graiis
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail by A b
d. SANDS, Druggists and Chemist, 10 Fulton.
Ut. Now York.
Sold also Ivy Oliver Pryor. Druggist. Union Sseet
wheeling Va. and Ivy Druggists generally through
oni The United States. Price 81 per bottle; six
bottles for SIS
tUrTbo public are respectfully requested 10 r..
member that Il is Sonds' Sarsapaiilla lbol has and
Is constantly achieving such remarkable cures of
the most difficult class Of diseases to which the hu
man frame is ssbjeci; therefore ask for Sands Sar.
parills. md lake no other
Dec 81. 1914