Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-04-04
| 8 A Nd s s Il s A II ARILL
FOR TIE REMOVAL AND PAKMANEN CT RE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
u IN, fNtru G

IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
HABIT OF THE SYST NJ.
IF read the history of DISORDERS we are aston
ished that men live; if of CURES re still mere
asion,he that they die. And ye in fact nearly all
diseases haze common origin, Win the organs
which prepare and mt dfv the luod, wnh remedy.
directed To the seat of disease will remove host Of
lis phenomenal 1t is The peculiar Charac er tie Of
Sands Sarsapari'la, that is ,ear hing operai reach
es the CAUSES OF Ii ease and the cures II perrn are
therefore radical anil thorough. The health Of the
human system depends almost entirely upon the
state of he blood. II the viialiZng fluid which per.
wade every tissue, every me'n' rane, I'll re- lamcn,
gland, or oher organ primary ar su' sldarY; ifthe
body CHARGED with the elements OF iii, ease, cl-
me-. must lie The con eq ence, aud uni he CAUSES
of iii ease exisna in the luo', are oradirat"t no
permanent relief can g expec e1. 1t j. here tina the
powerful health -urng properties OF Sand' Sar a.
parl'a IN ,nic tel AMI for this On, in
fila Sal Sheum, and all erupt,e diseases, as well
as m all arrangements OF the secreng organs, it Is
considered nallll le.
The lowing interesting case is pre- en'ei, and
the realer invited TO its careful perl>al. Comment
on such evidence Is unnecessary.
NEv- YoRK, July 25, 1914
Messrs. SANDS :--Genl Il con. itcr it hu an act Of
justice TO vur state the following iar~ IN reference
10 the great eneft have received in the cure of an
obstinate CANCERous ULCER on my rca,t
! wa, attended e. Oh een months by a regular and
skllfi physician, assisted by the advice and el
OF one Of onr most ale and experienced >urgeuns,
without the least encGt whatever. All The various
melhos Oh treating cancer were re- DRIED to-: for 1--WE
week IN succession my treas wa urnrl rh cari>.
tic three times day, and for sx it daily syrneed
with weak solution If rilric acid, and The cavity
| or Internal ulcer was large that it held over a Il
ounce Of he solution The Doctor proled The ulcer
and examined the bone and said he di.ea.e wa. a l.
vanring raplly 10 the lungs, and III did moi gel
,pcedy releily medicine an operation. the re nit
word be iaal. wa alvi-ed to have the breast laid
oicn and The lone> examined, I'm find NJ no relief
from what had cen done, and feeling was RAPIDLY
gerng wor.c, almost deSparpd If recovery, con-
| 81 Tered my nearly homeless,
Seeing various les imonals AMI certificate. OF cure
~ the ne of" SANDS SARsAPARTLLA" in cases SIM
liar To my own concl idel tu Try few bottle. sey
era Of which were used br from the long dee, ,ea.
e' characler ufmy dis"a.e prdlcel no very decide
change; con,lderng this "a the only pro ab clre
for my Gaze per verci, mill the d ea.e va> en-
trely cured. 1t Is now over eleven months since the
| cure completed; there IS NOT the slightest APP
rearance Of return. l. therefore, pronounce nUsfD
| WELL, and he cure entirely eftctedby "SANDs SAR-
sApAnTltA," a. took no other medicine Of any kind
during The time IcdS using il, nor hare 7 taken ann
since Plea.eexce this long deferred aclnuw ed re-
men', which think il my du'y 10 make. Your val
liable Sara parla cured me, with the SIM If III
vine Providence, when nothing e.e ronli and feel
my elf under lasting Obligations TO you. ! can lay
many things cannot wrre, and do most respect
fully invite Ia lie allr'e a. have leen 10 call upon
me and will ,ati-iy them illly uf th. trnth ael
above and many other hing in reference Ia he "a, G.
| NANCY J. MILLER, 2I9 Sullivan i.
The following i an extract from letter recently
received.
GALLATIN Tenn. Feb. 9Th, 1914.
McsSrs A. y. d. H. Sands:
GENTLEMrN--l have ii. received letter from my
fa'her in Rn>.eIvl le, Ky, who wishes to purchase
some q! your Sar>aparia. | hive no doui he can
e the means OF selling great deal, it ha, per-
formed wonderful cure in his faniv Last re-
Gem er wa lent for TO ee my liter eore he die l.
>he having cen N p heal Tor some TWO or three
year, an. nj the time went over to zee her. she was
at the point OF death, with the ,car'et fever and a
cancerouS affection Of the loweI>, from which her
physician thought she could NOT pOS.ilv rpcnvpr