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SANDS ,SIRSAPIRTLLA.

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FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF All. nlSEASEs ARISING FR0M an
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.
IT we read the history Of DISORDERS we are aston
shed hat men live; if of CURES, we are s'llI more
asonINhe that they die. And yet in fact nearly all
diseases have a common origin, viz:-n the organs
directed 10 the scaA disease, viii remove host Of
lis phenomena. II the peculiar characteristic of
Sand sSarsaparla,iN lis scare hing operation reach
es the CAUSES ofd,ea,e and the cures it performs
therefore radical and thorough. The health of the
human system depends almo>, entirely upon the
state of he blood II the Juggling fluid which per-
Vade, every tissue, every membrane, fire famon',
gland or olhcr organ primary or subsidiary; ifthe
body he charged with the elements Of ease, sick
ness must lie the conseq icnce and until the CAUSES
OF disease existing in the Hood, are eradicated,
permanent rellef can c expected. Its here that the
powerful health restoring properties OF Sand>' Sarsa
partl!a are manifested and for this reason, in scro-
fila. Salt Sheum, and all cruptive diseases, well
as IN all arrangements Of the secrclng organs, it is
consircrd infallllc.
Tho lowing interesting case is presented, and
the reader invited to its careful pcri,a. Comment
on such evidence is unnecessary.
Nrw-Yonx, July %, 1914.
Mes>r>. SANDS :-Gent>-I consider it hat an act Of
justice TO Won TO STATE the following facts IN reference
to the great lcneit have received in the OF
obstinate CANcERous ULCER on my breast.
] was attended eighteen months by regular and
Shlll pm Slcdn, assisted Nv the ADVICE Inu COun>c
OF one CT rur most abe and experienced surgeons,
without the least lencit whatever. All ;hc various
nehods Of treating cancer were re- orted to; for i've
weeks IN slccc>sion my breast was turned it'll cali>
tic three times day, and for was daily ~yrn2ed
with weak solution of nitric acid, and the cavity
or Internal nicer was 20 large that it held over
ounce oflhe solution. The Doctor proled the ulcer
and examined The bone, and said the di.pa,e wa a i
vanclne raplly 10 the lungs, and II | did not gel
speedy rel'ef v medicine an operation. the re. nit
world be fatal. was ADVISED to have the breast laid
open AMI the bones examined, bu finding no relief
from what had cen done, and feeling was rapidly
Getting wor,c alm07 spaircd Of recovery, con-
sllered my case nearly hopeless.
Seeing various testimonials AMI certificates ofcurc
by the use of" SANDS SArsApARILLA," in cases sun
liar TO my own, concluded To Try Il few bottles, sew
eraI OF which were used but from the long deep ,eat-
Ell character ofmy ds,a.e prodicel no very decide
change; considering this a The only prOlab cure
for my case, evere, until the d-ea>e was en-
tIrely cured 1t is now over eleven months since the
cure was compleed there is not the slightest APP
rearance of return. |, therefore, pronounce myself
WELL and he cure entirely eftctedby "SANDs' SAR-
sApARILtA" as took no other medicine of any kind
during The time I,cds usiny il, nor hare taken any
since. Pieaseexciise this long deferred acknowledge
ment, which think it my duly 10 make. Your val
liable Sar,aparllla cured me- with the blessing Of D-
vine Providence, when nothing else could, and feel
myself under lat ting Of legations 10 you. ] can say
many things cannot wrrc, aud do most respect
fully invite ladies afflicted a have cen to call upon
me and will satisfy them fully OF the trath stated
above, and many other things in reference to the
NANCY ]. MILLER, 2lS Sullivan 81.
The following is an extract from letter recently
received.
GArLArlv Tenn. Feb. 9th, 1914.
MeSSrS a. y. d. H. Sands:
GENTLEMEN-I have inst received letter from my
father in RuS>elvlle, Ky, who wishes to purchase
some Of your Sarsaparia. | have no dont he can
lie the means OF selling great deal as it has per-
formed wonderful IN his family. Last re-
cem,er was sent for to envy ,iter eiore She de
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