Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-29
FEW DOCTRINE.

the conductors oil the gaiVanlc (neTYonS) mud, IN
which originate all our notions pleasures, pains,
feelings, affections thoughts and sentiments: and
vet as the nerves form part ofour System. their
HEALTHY action depends upon the blood. If the
blood be v.iaied, the nervous nuld made from The
blood must be the same, and yitiated nervous ruid
cannot produce healthy Of proper motion. thoughts
feeling or sc ailments, that quarrols, murders, SUI
cides and every kind of crime or cruelty, may he
lcgitinatey traced TO bad corrupt $ta.s Of ihs
bo0d.
From an unpublished work of DR. Brandrcth.1
TwENry-FIvE F.cTs.
1st All animal bodies originate from fluid.
3D. BY the circulation of a fluid, animal bodies
are formed, increased and supported
Sd. This life giving circulating fluid is the
BLOOD. :,
4th An ordinary man contains about three and
alfgallons, or twenty eight pounds OF blood.
9th about two ounces of blood are propelled
by the heart at each contraction.
9Th The heart contractsseyent times per MN
ute, therefore all the blood in the body passes
through the heart in three minutes.
7.h The body is constantly subject TO two dis
tinct processes, vz:-discomposltion and reorgani-
Zatlon.
9th. Reorganization is not affected by the blood,
which flowing from the heart through the arteries,
supplies the waste of the system, by restoring do
cayed parts.
9th. The blood in its return to the heart through
the veins, brings with Those partic es which have
become dele,erious through decomposition.
| 10th. The mere fluid Of these delelerious purti
Giles pass from the body through the skin IN the
shape of perspiraon; but the grosscr humors are
discharged through excreores into tho bowels
! 1lth. A went of proper action in these natural
drains is the primary cnuse of all disease.
/ 18th. The natural outlets being closed, tho de-
cayed PARTICLES morbid humors must either be
retained in the blood, laid down somewhere
within the body
18th The particular kind ofdiseaso which shall
ensue depends altogether par wherein these
morbid humors may finally be lodged.
| 14th. The same humor, which when lodged in
the liver, causes bilious complaints, would, if lodg-
ed in the lungs. cause consumption; or 1t In the
membranes and muscles, rheumatism, &c.
! 18th. All those arrangements the system,
which receive the of separate diseases. are. in
fact, only many different notifications oil one ell
feet resulting from
10th The cause is THE lMPURITY OF
THE BLOOD.
17tI All effects cease when the causo is re, ov-
cd; therefore purify the blood, end disease MUST
VANISH.
18th. There is no effecual method of purifying
the blood except by the use of vegetable physic.
10Th. This vegetable physic muct be OF sach
nature that it may be taken for any length of time
without injury to the digestive organs.
Goth The ONLY MEDICINE KNows to possess
those properties, is DR. Brandreth's Universal
Vegetable Pills.
! 2lst. These Pills were brought TO their present
state Of perfection eighty years ago. by DR. William
Brandreth, grandfather to DR. Benjamin Brandre h,
the present proprietary who spent thirty years in
investigating the Vegetable Kingdom, in order that
he might discover a medicine which should at once
purify and remove by purgation all bad humors
from the blood, by the stomach and bowels; and AT
the same time by acting tremendously with the
system, do no violence to the constitution.
22d. The numerous cures that have bccn effect
/ cd nv these Pills and the m nd tIoua IF
thousands who have used them, prove conclusive
y that DIR Brandrelh has fully attained lis philan
thropic object
21d. These Pills have now been in eighty
wears. therefore, all who have ever published PRE-
| TENDED Vegetable Universal Pills only
unworthy imitaiors Of DR. Brandreth, and their
medicines resemble his only in the name.
24fh. The BRANDRE1H PILLS possess tho
UNRlVALLED power Of completely curing the
most inveteratc disease; simply because they parity
| the blood.
! THE TRUE AND GENUINE Pills CAN
ONLY BE OBTAINED Of DIR Brandr.tl,'s duly
authorised AGENTS, who hold C,p"cr plae Ger
tfcate of Agency Signed and sealed IL DR. Bran
/ Crell's hand writing
( ALWAYS REMEMBER the GENUINE
/ PILLS can never be horet Of Pet"rs or at the
I ,toies or Druggist. al Pedlnrs selling The
tcrIeit PILLS will be indicef for Fcl,n,, the follow.
ing some of his Agents.
DI1 J1 DfI. BOOK GIofc DrHhs-
wick, J. Langdel, do ]. Griffin, Topsham, Eros,
d Jewell. Portland. S. II. Colesworlhy West
brook, Mrs. Buuerfcld-do Saccarappa. Warren
81 Rng-Gorham Corner, Josiah Davis West
do J. II. & G. Clemments- Brdaton, &. Parl or
/ North do Stevens Il Co. Standsh. bennett
& Co.. Harrison. Francis Blake--do Edw. Finnev.
Poland, C. Nj. Marble. Minot Ilarket's mills, J.
Hackot do Corner, N. l.. Woodhury-Danve
T. Little Gloucester, Cross Chandler d Co. GRAY,
N. Perer-Lewision, J. Observation-Disclosures. J
| {. A. Rogers-Lisbon. S. Cushmnn. Durham Mil
Ter Il Jordan Frecport Gore g. fIoebrook, Noril,
Yarmouth, r. Stockbridge d Son, Pownal, John
/ Tyler, Bowdoinhnm, WIN. LuNT e. Co. Wscasset
r Dana; Alma, VIM. Carney; Newcastle u I'm. G.
Rollins Nublrboro, } + Chapman-W aldohoro, Jas
Hovey; Warren, r. -Thomnson, John
NJ. Ga cs, P. NJ. ard 4. French-East ditto, l. K.
Kinbnll doto Patrick Kcegan ditto G. Harrington
Union, Nelson Cuiler--Linconvillc Corner. N
Knights, and Ed. Hill: Washington, J. Linikn
Jefferson, George Weeks; Camden, J. Jnnes; Lin.
coInyille, Sylvester & Son; Belmont, J. Carver,
Hope, George Pensc; Searsnont. S. Paeo; North.
port, David Elder ,Jr.; North Whitefeld Post Office
r. Davis.
S. II COLES WORTHY, Portland will supply
The agents will, the PilI+ for the Counties of Cum
berand Lincoln and York. J. o. LANGLEY.
DIR I'randreih's only orthoriscd Travelling Agent
in the State oi Maine.
May %, 1898.
TO LOVERS OF COMFORT AND EASE
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