The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-09-12

D tn, mn 'nonopol no charter he being gute ST.
;sfed 10 rest on the patromage Of ne RaOasGeJ2rE T0
success Of his gLGntaGfys J IN En%iand, 1851
..Scence should contribute to the comfort heai'N'
and happiness OF mankind.
yUyHESE celebrated Pills OF which eighty ti'ou,
a. sand boxes have been SOLD ~ IN ~ ,homsonJs of
ncrsons whom they have cured ofconsumPtoi' IL
aucnza, dyspepsia, headache, pains ana sense h -,
fulIness in the back part of the head, usually .me
symptoms of apopexy' Jamnai'e ond common fevers
of all kinds, asthma, govt, rheumatism, nelvouS
diseases, liver complaint, pleurisy, lnWara weun
ucss depression of the spirits, ruptures, li"ii'"
tions. sore eyes, fits, palsy, dropsy small pox' Iea
ses, Group, coughs, whoopng cough, quinzy' chot c
ic cholera morbus, gravel, worms, dysentefy, uee
ness ringing noises in the head, kings eVil, soipiu
la, erysipeas, or st anthony IRE, SAT- cnn
GERS, tumors sweled feet and legs, piles, cosliVe
ness all eruptions of the skin, irighuul Dreams re-
male complaints of every kind, especially oostruc
tons, reaxations, &c "a;
$500 testimonials have been received from indi-
viduals of the highest responsibility Ihey IN 'act
prove, and the cures they make 'ha' t"ero - nv
necessity for any other medicine - 40
Although DIR b. has enume ratco ny ha'ii' ''o -:
hove Diseases he is nevertheless of OPINION WIN
his grandfather, the late celebrated DR. WIN Drat
dreth that there is only one disease, an inquiry Oh
the blood, which by impeding the ciIcuialoi'
on inflammation and consequent derangemcnt III
the organ or part here such lmpurlty OF inc pioou
setcs and that it is the different appearances wich
this inflammation or arrangement put on tilat nave
caused medical men to designate such appearances
bv various names, bat which are IN TACT, only Tue
same disease, with more or less Vlrulence' Df YIN
Brandreth was fully convinced OF the truth o. 'ile
above simple theory, thai he spent 81 yours =" oA
perjment and laborious research into the medicinal
pro1erties Of the numerous plants composing inc
Vegetable Kngdom; his object being TO compose
a medicine which should at once purify, ana pro
tluce by specific action removal of all bad humors
from the blood by the stomach and bowels, as by
tho continuation of the use OF such mGdlcihe'Such
humors are sure be carried OFF, and the blo"u as
sumo state of purity; and whoever taxes theSe
Pills and pcrsevcres with them, vii! be saiieheo
that DR. VIM. Brandrelh fully attained his phllat-
thropc object. il is now an absolute ana KNOWN
fact that every disease, whether 1t be In the ne
or feet, in The brain or meanest members whether
1t be outward ulcer, or an inward abscess, are
all, though arising from many causes, reducble TO
this grand effect namely, 1mpurity OF blood
In all cases they will be found a safe and simple
remedy, yet all powerful for the removal OF disease,
whether chronic recent, infections or otherwise;
and what makes them particularly adapted 10 this
country, is that there is not the slightest LIABILITY to
cold when taking them, indeed the system is abso-
lutey less susceptible of cold when under their IN
lluence, than at any other time-thereforo in this
climate they are Invaluable. Neither do they re-
quire change of diet of any kind. In Eng
land these Pills have been the only medicine OF
many families for periods varying from forty to SIX
ty years and have always prov cd Cectua IN restor
ing health whenever an alteration from it has &C
cured. In many cases where the dreadful rava-
ges of liberation had laid bare lgaments and bone,
and where 10 all appearance no human means could
save life, have patients by the use of these pills
been restored to good health the devourng disease
having been perfectly oradicated.
In consequence of the pleasantness of their OPP
Grafton and The dose not generally being required To
be than four or five pills, (merely keeping in
view the drain upon the humors) they are last su,
persedlng every other preparation OF protested
similar import. Cases may occur where it will be
proper TO take twenty even thirty or moro pills.
this must be considered with reference to highly in
Hammatory disease, or when great pam is expert
enccd.
AS Biandrcth's pills prevent scurcy, costveness
and its consequences seataring men, and all travel
ers to foreign regions, should not be without Them,
order to resort to on every occasion of illness.
NJ Is. Time or climate affects them not.
Southern gentlemen will find this medicine one
which will ensure health to people on Their estates
Cancers Several cases ofcure can be referred to;
the cure is sure if perseverance is used.
Consumption. Reference can be made to num-
bers who have been cured in New Y orl and Brook
Ign, of this disease.
H1adicution. DIR Brandreth has been assaied by
the proprietors of other medicines, mercenary
quack, because he is said to recommend his medi-
cine in large quantities, and that no good medicine
is required. The fact is, that any medicine hav-
ing Mercury, Arsenic, antlmony, or Hemlock IN it
could not be taken in large doses because if it
such medicines would destroy life at once. He
does not say the medicines to which he alludes have
those ingredients in them, but it is evident, from
their directions, that great is required in the
taking of them. Now, Brandroths Vegetable u
Universal Pills can be taken at all times, in large or
small doses, according to urgency of symptoms
Such is the reputation, and so great the demand
for the Genuine Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills that counterfeit article is made, ad1ertiscd
and sold as genuine-and some individuals who sell
the counterfeit pills. have advertised themselves
my agent-that have found it necessary to pre-
serve the reputation of my pills, and save the pub
lie from imposition, to furnish every ageut with
certificate, which is as follows,
"Br@ndreth's VegetadLe Uai0ersat Pills
SECURITY AGAINST CoUNrERFEITs.
The within named, Fare 81 Parmelee of Mid
dletown, Conn are my appointed General Agents
Tor the State OF Vermont, Connecticut Except Fair
field Coz Hampden, Hampshire 81 Franklin Coun
ties, Mass; Cheshire 81 Sullivan Counties, N H.
in the United States of America; And this letter
which is signed by me, b. BRANDRETu, in my own
hand writing, must also be signed by the within
named General Agent whose names will also an
pear in the principal papers in the United States
This caution has become absolutely necessary. 10
guard the public against the numerous connteraits
which are out of the above popular r,od;oio ~