Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-01
BAILEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
rEEE GREAT REMEDY

YNlIE Public will bear in mind that it is
Il BAILEY'S SARSAPARlLLA which
performs the cures as below, and as they
value their lives use no other.
BROOKLYN, June 18th, 1874.
To MR. BAILEY, Proprietor OF Bailey's
Extract OF Sarsaparia. do hereby certify
that during the past year, have been severe
y afflicted with u disease, which made It's
first appearance in sores in my mouth, after
wards spreading over my face, hands, arms,
shoulders and legs, forming an enllre scab.-
| received the attention of physicians, and
used grea! variety Of remedies without re-
ceyng any visible benefits. My situation
already truly distressing became worse and
worse-Belng very poor, and my husband
being out Of employment, ] was under the
necessity OF applying to The Female Samarl
tan Society Of Brooklyn for assistance, and
through their kind aid ana advice Of ply
scan, (Dr. Morlarty,) was enabled to obtain
"A supply Of Bailey's Sarsaparllla. After
using three bottles, ] found myself entirely
recovered. The sores have disappeared, and
hnow have the happiness of enjoying good
health, and feel that am permanently cured.
! That Baiey's SarsaparlIlu restored me, | am
certain, inasmuch as ! used no other remedy
that could not do better service to the
public than thus publicly stating my case
and recommending Balleys Sarsaparllla to a II
that are in any way afflicted as was. II Is
now two months since got well and my
health was never better IN my life than now.
MARY MAXIM, Baltic ST.
Mrs. Mary Makn's cure as set forth in the
above certificate is Of such a. remarkable
,,l,, l1I. I..l,
ing the medicinal effects Of Baey's Sarsa-
parllla, that the proprietor chose to reques
the editor of the Brooklyn Daily Advertise
| to investigate The case and make Il report Oh
the same in his paper which he did, and be-
| low Is his report OF tho case, fully oorrnboro
ung ali the facts as set forth ia the certificate.
Can any thing more be required TO prove the
great value OF this medicine, as u remedy for
all the complaints for which it is recon
mended.
One of the propretors Of this paper at the
request Of Mr.. Bailey, took some pains to as
certain the truth OF the above statement.-
Several individuals acquainted with the case
were applied To, among whom the physician
who attended the female giving the certlfi,
cate. lie unhestalIngiy stated that the
matters set forth were true. The disease
he said, was most violent one, the woman
being covered from head to loot, almost, with
sores. That when applied TO, he recon-.
mended tree use Of Bailey's Sarsaparllla,
which was furnished by the " Female Samar-
Itan Society," Of this city as set forth and to
the surprise Of all who are acquainted with
the case, the woman entirely recovered after
taking but three bottles. Such being the
virtue of SarsaparIa, it becomes every family
to have a supply on hand, and on the first ap.
pearance OF the symptoms OF disease arising
from the impurity of the blood, let il be taken
as the physician alluded to has recommended
the Sarsaparia, in other cases with success,
and considers il an invaluable medicine.
Any further comments would be superhu.
Gus, Brooklyn Daily ADVERTISER.
For sale by most of the wholesale and re-
tail Duggiss in the United States.
Agent in Newport, r. J. TAYLOR,
Ap. 10th. 14S, Thames stret