Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-29


TEVUESE celebrated vegetable Pills Of which
d EIGHTY THOUSAND BONES have
been sold in y. York since July, 1888, are now
recommended by thousands of persons whom
they have cured of Consumption, Influenza
! Dyspcpsia, Headache, Pains and sense OF
! fullness in the back part of the Head. usually
the symptoms Of ApopeXy, Jaundice Fever
and Aguc, Bilious. Scarlet. Typhus, Yellow,
and common Fevers of all kinds, Asthma,
| Gout. Rheumatism. Nervous diseases, Liver
complaint. Plcurisy, Inward Weakness. De.
preston ofthc Spirits, Rupluics, Milamat ion,
| Measles, Group, Coughs, Whooping Cough,
QUINCY, Cho'ic, Cholcramorbus, Gravel.
| Worms, Dyscn,ary, Deafness, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Kings Evil Scrofulu, Erysipelas,
or St. Ano,hy's Fire. Salt Rheum, White,
Sweings, Ulcers, some Of 80 years standing
Cancers, Tumors, Swellcd Feet and Legs,
Piles Cos,vcncss, all crup,ions Of the SKIN,
Ffiahtfu Dreams, Female complaints ofevery
kind, especially distractions, reiaxations, &C
1860 Testimonials have been received from
individuals Of the highest rcspec,ab,li,y.-
They in fact prove, by the cures they make,
that there is no necessity for any other mcd.
cine.
Although Dr.. B. has enumerated by name
the above diseases. he is nevertheless Of opn.
ion with his grandfather, the late celebrated
| DR. VIM Brandrc'h, that there is only one dis
ease, an lmpuri'y Of the blood, which by i'm
pcdng the circulation, brings on inflammation
and conseqnen, arrangement, n the organ or
part where such impurlly Of the blood settles
and that il is the different appearances which
! this Inclination or arrangement put on, That
have caused mediral men to designate such
appearances by various names, but which are
! in fact only tie same disease. with moro or
less virulenco. DR.. VIM. Brandre,hwas SO
! fully convinced of the truth of the above sim
| pie theory, that he spent 80 years in expert
mcnt and laborious research INTO the medicinal
properties of The numerous plants composing
the Vegetable Kingdom his object beirg TO
compose medicine which should al once pu
! rify, aud produce by specific action, removal
of all bad humors from the blood by the stom-
ach and bowels, as by the continuation Of tic
use of such Il medicine, such humors arc sure
| to be carried off, and the blood assume state
of parity aud whoever takes these Pills, and
! pcIsevcrcs with them, viii be satisfied that Or
VIM Brandrelh fully attained his phllanhrop'
lc oh eCt. il is now an absolute and known
fact. that every disease, whether 1t be IN The
! head or feet, IN the brain or meancst member;
whether il be an outward uccr, or an inward
abscess, are all, though arising from many
causes, rcducIble 10 this one grand effect,
namely, impurity of blood.
In all cases they viii be found safe and
simple remedy, yet all powerful for tie reno
val OF disease, whether chronic or recent, M
fictitious or otherwise aud what makes them
particularly adapted to this country, is that
there is not The slightest liability TO cold when
taking them, indeed the system is absolutely
less susceptible of cold when under their infn.
cncc, than al any other tlmc-therciole IN this
climate they are invaluable. Neither do they
require change Of diet or care of any kind
In England these Pills have been tho only
medicine of many families for periods varying
! from forty TO sixty years and have always