Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-22


fully convinced of the truth of the above s;m..
pie theory. that he spent 80 yeats m experi.
inent and lahorIous research into the medicinal
properties of the numerous plants composing
The Vegetable Kingdom his object being to
compose medicine which should a, once pu.
r'ly. aud produce by specific action, a removal
of a bad humors from the blood by the ston.
ach and bowels. as by the continuation of The
use ot such medicine, such humors are sure
10 be carried off. and The blood assume n state
Of parity: and whoevcr takes these Pills. and
pctsevctcs with them. will be satisfied that DR.
WIN Brandrcth fully attained his philan,htop.
u object. II is now an absolute aud known
fact every disease. whether it be in tho
head or feet, in the brain or neanest member:
whether i, be an Outward ulccr, or an inward
abscess, are all, though arising from many
causes, reducibe to this one grand effect,
namely, mpurty Of blood
| ~ all eases they will be found safe and
simple remedy. yet all powerful for TIE romo.
val OF disease. whether chronic or recent, in
icctlons or otherwise and 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 influ.
ence, than at any other iime-lherefoie in this
climate they are invaluable. Neither do they
require change of diet or care Of any kind
In England these Pills have been the only
medicine of many families for periods VARYING
from forty TO sixty years and have always
proved efiec'ual in restoring health whenever.
an alteration from it has occurred.
In many eases where the dreadful ravaces
Of liberation had laid bare ligament and bone.
and where to all appearance no human means
could save life, have patients by the use OF
these pills been restored to good health, tho
devourng disease having been perfectly Grad.
icatcd.
In consequence Of the plcasaniness of thei,
operation. and the dose not generally being
required to be more than four or FIVE pills
(mcrely Keeping in view the dram upon tho
hnnorS.) they arc fast su perscd,ng every o,he
preparation OF protested similar import. Cases
may occur where 1t will he proper to toko
twenty or even thirty or more pills this must
be considered with reference to highly inf1am.
matory disease, or when grea, pain is expert
enccd.
As Brandre,h's Pills prevent Scurvy. Cos.
tiycness and its consequences, scaCarinr mon
and all travellers 10 foreign regions. should no,
bc without them, in order to resort to on every
occasion Of illness.
~ b. Time or climate affects Them not,
Southern Gentlemen will find this medicine
one which will ensure health to the peopl, o,
their estates.
CANCERS. Several cases Of cure can BIO
referred TO, the cure is sure if perseverance il
used.
CONSUMPTION. Reference can be made
10 numbers VINO have beer cured in NewYork
and I'rooklvn. of this disease.
NlNDlCATION. Or Braptlreth has been
nssailcd bv The proprletors Of other medicines
as mcrccnarv 9uac.i, because he is said to
recommend his medicine in large Quantities
and that no good medicine is so reQuircd.-
The Tact Is. that any medicine having Merc,,.
ry, Arsenic. Anthony. or llemlock in it could
not he taken IN large doses. because if i, were,
such medicines would destroy life at once
Tie does not say The medicines to which he al.
ludcs have those Ingredients in them. bu, it il
evident, from their directions, that great care
is required IN the taking Of them. Now,
Braudreh's Vegetable Universal Pills can bo
taken at all times. in large or small doses, ac.
cord'ng TO urgency of symptoms.
Such Is the reputation. and so great the de-
maud Tor the Genuine 'BradretE's Vegetable
Universal Pals that Il counterfeit article il
made. adre,hi'ed and sold as genuine and
some individuals who sell the coun ,erlrii pills.
have advertised ilemseIrss as my agemt>--lha.
have found It necessary, In preserve the rep
n,allon ofmv pulls. and save the pubic from,
imposition. to furnish every agent WITH GER
iiticatc. which is as follows:
" BrnndreMS TeeeiGbie Cnirersni Pits
SfcuRITY AGAINST CoU>TERFEiTs.
The wrh,n NAMED Fare g. purn"lee of
Mldhl"'own, Conn. are my APPOINTED Gc-n
'ral Agents f''r Tho Safe "f Vermont, Con.
"'c''cu' (oyc.p' Fairfield Co.'S IIampdrn,
'iamp'hn'c & Frank In C"no''c-. Mass. ;;
CtrSh'tH Il Sui,,an Count,os, n. IL
IN he United suites Of .4merra.
And tins letter, which Is ,rgued hy mn. B.
bRANDRETH, IN my own hand w'irng.
must a SO b" signed by The wnhn Damed
General Agent whose name will aI-o APP
Gear ~ IL" p'inclpai papers IN the Unned
states. Thus caution has become absolute.
the numerous connteIirlts winch are out Of
iho above popular 'n"Grr,uo
b BRANDRETH, NJ D
New York, Feb. 90 1897.
Fo' sal" BY ). f. HOWARD. Bn,Iinr-
f"n-F"'lrr ~ llnnllngron. Il chmonl--
Fle' cher e. Wnodman. WlI,,ron-J. r.
A",w"rh, MIlron-P"lrer. Cnll. & Co..
Farfax-L. Tyler, ESsex-L, James. Geor.
ga James Russell. S.. Abans-F. V.
Goodrich. Swanlon-S. X. Plat, HighCate
WIN Green g. Co.. Sheldon- CHATTER &.
Lewis Berkshire, Thomas Fuller & Son,
Observation-Disclosures g. Dean. Bakers,
h'Id-T"wcr Il Cakes, Undcrhill--G. b.
OakeS. Jerico.