Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-22
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NO NV VI lhTI.Ts \.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERNlA NENT
CthE OF MI DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD
nN EAnLn 90. mn. A.......

80 '
FOR TIiE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF MI DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BlOOD
or HABIT or the SYSTEM.
! we read tie history of DISORDERS We atc A..
s '""''"'d mat men 1--we. II @! Cuars, we ar, still
Uurc asioui,hcd that They die And vet in mcr
nearly 'Idlscascs have a common origin. WIN
The "'elnS which prepare aud modify Tie bmnd.
~ "a "a % 'ncdy. directed 10 the seat ni disease. Will
remove a hus' ul ITS hhcnnr cna. II is lie bcrn,
'ur characteristic ui Sands Satsapudlla, th,l us
>CatchIus upcmiiuu reaches the CAUSES ui disease.
nud ihc ruf,su pcJiptwS Trc thcrcluie radical auJ.
thorough The hcuithhi thc human p, stem depends
niu'si caiifciy UPON the state oi ghc blood. IL the
\iinliZlu2 lluI which VcfNudts every ussuc. CVcr
mcmhr'nr. fibre. hapcui, 81 al, ur other organ
PRIMARY ar subsidiary; q The N,dy DC charged with
Fac "lcmcnts OF disease. sirkucss must hc lac cpu,
sequence and until ihc CAust5 ui disease existing
40 'he bl"od. are etqd,calcd, no permanent rcIci
can hc expected. a. . here that The pu' CrulLtaith
f'si"rhs properties of Sands SIr,apnuIlu arc maui.
icsiedi and ior ihis reason. IN scroiuia. salt Rhpum.
oil e~5uphtc diseases, ~ well as Ia all arrangements
~ i'c s%erfr'ins nrgnrs, It Is considered inialiiahlc.
The ioil"Wl'ns isicttsrus case is presented. aud
ihc reader iuvutd 10 rs urclul pcrus.l. Comment
on such cyIdence Is unnecessary.
NV YuEK July %, 1871.
MfssRs SsNrS:-Gruis-i rot slider It hun un act
~ jisiivc Co yuh 10 sjate The iullbN ~. ,a,ts m rel.
o5,ncc TO The r,ca, benefit | have rccc,ycd m lie
cure OF an obs'inaie CANcEnoUs ULCER on my
breast.
WIS attended eighteen months Ivy n resula, aud
>biiul rh' STEFAN, aSsucd hy the advice aud cnunSel
"i on" ui uur most able aud cNuurIcuc,d ,urrcuus
"nNoui Tic least hentfii Whatever. An Tho yarinu,
m'lIi"dS OF treating cancer were rcsoucd tn; ior FIVE
weeks ~ succe'slum my breast was burned with
'a"sIic lhfce iImrSa day, and for SIX 1t was lady
NNt'rs"i with n wcck solution nf uiric acid. end
'he 'atily 90 in'crhai nicer was snlatse that il held
OVER n ounce of the solution. The Dlcior rmbed
'tc ulcer aul examined the bone. aud said he dis.
chso Wss advancing rapidly To- lac lungs, and If /!
'id nni get speed rolici by medicines 90 an opora.
'i"u,ihr result would I've fatal. was ADVISED l.,
have The breast laid open and the bones examined
h"' fadiug no relief from what had scon dunc.and
iceItng ! Nns rapidly getting worse | almost de-
spared oi recovery. cuu>idc rd nv caec En.c!ess
NANCY J MILLER. 1873 Sullivan st.
The inlltwirg lcttt r from uuc ui The mos, emmett
rh} s'ci"ns IN Baltimore, is presented with a ,iew OF
showing the OPINIONS of Physicians generally m r..
lfiiun 10 'lil valuable mcdicirc.-m many others
81 a similar tenor have been rccclrcc from several
ollie most distinguished physicians Ihr1ughou,
our country.
BhrTruorE. Feb. ih. 1913.
Abb & D.. SANDS Ccutlemcn-I have used
yuur oSiruct ui Sar,apurlla since III, ini,m!uctut
INTO Tins city Tltgivcs me lca-utc To ,,a,e lhavc
."'"H " !" answer my most sancuiac expectations
believe II 10 lie the bcsl preparation OF that yaiua
Die article NOW in usr.
With much respect. yours
JOHN WIilIRlEGE. NJ. D. i6 Gnvsi.
FOR further particulars and conclusive evidence
us superior valne md oficncy, see pamphlets.
winch mae be obtained ct agents. gratis.
Prepared and said. wholesale and reiail. by A B
" u. SANDS, Druggists and Chemist, 70 FULTON
III. Now York.
Sud alsn hy Oliver Pryor. Druggisr. Union Sisccr
Va and hy Druggists generally through,
'ni Tho United Sales. Pace 81 per bvulc; sS
for 81.
So Tie public nrc respectfully requested Ia re-.
member hliU T., Sands Sir,orariIla Ihor has and
Is constantly achieving such remarkable cures of
he most difficult class OF diseases 10 Which the hu.
nan frame Is s"hjcc'; therefore ask for Sands Sur
Inrillo. and take uo other.
Dec 81, 1874