Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-05
MIS- SNRS NPARlLI.N.
FOR fJIE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE or ALI DISEASES ARlSiSG
FROM AN IMPURE STATE or BLOOD

VII m ' u NH'N ~ NV ANh W
CURE OF ALI DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD
or uAGrr OF T~iIESySrEN.
4 ; wc read ihc history at DISORDERS we ate a.
tuuishsd that men hive. AT OF Cures. we arc still
more asIuu,,hcd that they die And yet IN fact
uc1ti, an diseases have a common origin win
Ie organs which prepare and nudity the blood.
with q remedy. d,rccicd To lhe seat vi disease. viii
icmuve a ho,to OF ,s phcnomena, Il Is he pccu>
iar characteristic of Sands Sarapauila. that its
| ,eafchiuc opciation reaches the CAUSES oi discasc,
aud the cures II performs Tte therefore radical aud
ihotuurh. The heali, OF the human system depends
elwr,sI entirely uIon The state oi the blood. II itc
N~iializiur llol Which perNadcs every tissue, every
membrane. fibre. 6lamcni. gland. or other oigan
primary or suhstjaU; u the body he charged with
he elements of disease. sickness must be the cuns
sequence. aud until The cAUsts Of disease existing
IN The bluUd. are ctpdicolcd, uo permanent rcl'ci
eau be expected. II T. here JhatIhe POW eriul health
restoring properties of Sands Slrsapatlla are maui-
'rstcd, and tor this reason. Ia sciniulo. Salt RhcuIn.
III %eripiive diseases, a. we'll os IN all arrangements
OF the secTciiuc organs. II IS considered ininllnblc.
The following Interesting case is presented. and
The reader invited To us careful rcrusal. Comment
on such cvIdcure IS unnecessary.
NEw Yorn July %, Isii.
MFSSEs SANbs.-Cen,s-l cdS,dcI II bat mn act
of justice 10 you to stale the following facts in rel.
ct,ucc To the great benefit have received ~ the
cure of ai obstinate ciNcksoUs ULCER on my
bteaSt.
I wns attended eichicon months by n regular and
Nki'iul phys'rinn. aSsiIcd 10y the advice aud counsel
of on" of our most able aud experienced s%nreeons
Without tho least benefit wh1ievcr. All The various
methods OF treating cancer we've resorlcd To; Tor Ii, e
weeks an succession my breast was burned with
caustic ihtcc times n day. aud for ST, II was daily
syuneei wuh n week soldiioii NJ nitric ncil, anI
The cavity ut internal ulcer was sularec thai il held
4 NO. a, ,n,.,. - -. .-t...- ~ A
The ulcer and examined the bone, aud said Tho dis
ease was advancing tapid!y To Iae lungs. and iT |
dad not get speClY rcliei BY fnedicincs or an opera.
tion,'hc result wu,.ld I've fatal. | VAS adeisrd 10
have Tho breast laid open and the bones examined
hut GndIng no relief IRON what had been dune.nnd
feeling ! was rapidly gel'ing worse | almos, de.
spared oil recovery. considered my casc ho; eless
NANCY J MILLER. 1913 sullivan 81.
The following letter from one OF Tho most emmett
ply sIcians in BalIimote. is presented wilh a view oi
moving the opinions OF Physicians generally m re-.
lhiIon Go .hli valuable Incidence uny others
ii a similar tenor have been rece,Vec from several
oiihe most distinguished physicians Throughout,
our couniay.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th. lSi3.
a. II. ~ ID. SANDs,-GenIlemen-l have used
your extract oi Snrsaparilla since lis inlrodnciun
INTO this city III gives me pleasure TO slate / have
louEd II To answer my most sangutte especlalmns
] believe Iio be The best preparation OF thai valua
bic article now in use.
With much respect. yours
JOHN WIIlTRIEGE. Nj. ID. &c Gnyst,
For inrihef particulars aud conclusive eynlenc,
oi l'ssuperior value aud efficacy. see pamphlets
Which NAV be Obtained OF agents, gratis.
Prepared and Sold. wholesale and retail. by A b
~ ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemist, 7g Fullor
oL. Now York.
S9ld also by Oliver Pryor, Druggist. Union Sisee
Wheeling Va nni hy Druggists generally through,
out the. United Siaies. fnte 81 per bottle; 81,
botllcs for SIS.
e3~fhe public arc respectfully requested 10 re-
ineirber 'haln Is Sands SiTslparilla lhoI hns ant
: constantly achieving such remarkabie cures o
the most difficult class of Diseases To which me I'm
man frame is suhjeci; rhcreiufe ask for Sands 'Sar
parilla. and take no oihet.
Dee 81, 1914