Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-09
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the conductors of the gal,anic (ncrvous) fluid, II
(which originate all our molnns pleasures, paris
! feelings affections thoughts and sentiments; an'
yet rs The nerves form "A part oFour system, thcl
healthy action depends upon the blood III th'
blood he yitiaied The nervous fluid made from th'
blood must be the same, aud yitia'"d her'oos n"''
cannot produce healthy or proper MOTION tnonSils
feeling or sentiments thai quarrcls murders, sur
cideS and every kind vi CRIME or crue'Y, hi"s "
lcai,imuteIy traced toa bad corrupt state Of tn
blood.
from an unpublished work of DR. Brandretl.I
| TWENTY FIVE FACTS.
1st All animal bodieS originate from f,llh. ;,
ID By the circulation oil huld, animal uoale'
nrc formed increased and supported.
Sd. This life giving circulating fnld is luz
| BLOOD.
| 4lb An ordinary man confirms about three and
n halfgnlons or twenty eight pounds OF blood.
| 5,b 9honl two ounces Of blood are propelled
by the heart At each conirhcioh. =.
9Th Tho heart contracts seventy times per MIN
ME. therefore all the blood in the body passes
through The heart in three minutes >.
/ z,h The body is constantly subject 10 TWO uls'
tinct processes, viz:-discompostion and reorgani'
zaon. ,,,i
which flowing from the heart through the arteries
supplies the waste of tho s,stem, by restoring oe-
caved parts.
The veins brings with itthose particles which have
become deleerous through decomposition
10Th The mere fluid of these dtleicrious parii-
Giles PASS from the body through the skin III IN"
Shape of perspiraiion but the grosser h'mors are
discharged through excretorios into lhe ho"'s-
Ilth. want of proper action IN these natural
drains is the primary cause OF an disease.
18th. The natural outlets being Closed the de-
cayed particles or morbid humors must either be
retained in The blood, or laid down soilc"" eie
within the body. ., ;,
18Th Tho particular kind ofdiscnse which shall
ens,in depends altogether on par wherein these
morbid h,linors may finally be lodged;
l4lh. The same humnr, which when lodged IN
the liver, causes bilious complaints, would, u lodg-
ed in the lungs cause consumption; or II III lie
membranes and muscles, rheumatism, &c.
18th. All those derangen ents nj the system
which receive the name of separate discusses are. ~
fact, only manv different modlhcatiohs oil one ei-
lect resulting from one cause. ,,,
10th The cause is THE lMPUhllY OF
THE BLOOD.
l7th All effects cease when the cause is rel ov-
cd; therefore purity the blood, and disease MUST
VANISH.
18Th. There is no cffectna method ofpnrifyng
the blood, except by the of W gctible phNsIc'
10Th This vegetable physic must be OF s:ch a
nnture that it may be taken for any length oil ime
without iajnry to the digestive organs.
Goth The ONLY MEDICINE KNowS 10 possess
those properties, is DIR Brandreih UNIVERSAL
Vegetable Pills.
2Ist, These Pills were brought to their present
state of perfection eighty Years ago, by DR. William
Brandreth, grandfather 10 DIR Benjanln Brandle II,
the present proprietary who spent thlriv years IN
investigating the Vegetable Kingdom, in orfer that
he might discover medicine which should al once
purify and remove by pnrghion all bad humo's
from the blood, by the stomach and bowels; and al
the same time by acting hnrmoniously with the
system, do no violence To the constitutions
22d. The numerous cures that have been ELECT
IL. al. fIlI
thousands who have used them, prove conclusive
iy that DR. Brandreth has fully attained ms pilIan
thropic oh Iect.
23d. These Pills have now been in use eighty
years therefore, all who have ever published fkt'-
TENDED Vegetable Universal Pills were only
unworthy imitaiors Of DR. Brandreth, and their
medicines resemble his only in the name.
Oath The BRANDRETH PILLS possess the
UNRlV.ALLED power of comp .ctely curing tie
most inveteraie disease; simply because they purify
the blood
THETRUE AND GENUINE PILLS CAN
ONLY BE OBTAINED Of DR. Brandrrlh's duly
authorised agents, who bold Cuprer Plate Ger
ticate OF Agency Signed and scaled In DR. Bran
freth own hand wiring. =
ALWAYS REMEMBER the GENUINE
PILLS can never be hnrg I Of Pcdlers or AT he
stores or Druggist. Al Pedlars selling the coun-
terlc Pills viii he ind cted for Felony, the follow
ing are some Of his Agents
BATH, HENRY HYDE, Book Store Bruins
wick, J. Langdel, do j. Griffin, Topshan, Eros,
& Jewell. Portland. S. II. Cules"orlhy West
BRONX Mrs. Buerfold-do Saccarappa. Warren
d Rlng-Gorhan Corner, Josiah Davis- West
do j II q S G. Clemmenis-B ridgton, &. Parker
-Eorlh do Stevens & Go. SrandiSh, S Denne,t
& Co Harrison, Francis Blake-do. Edw. Finney.
Poland, G. M. Marble. MINT Hacketls mills, }.
Hlckett do Corner, N. l.. Woodbury-Danville,
II Lillc Gloucester, Cross Chandler u Co. Gray,
N Perer-Lewison, J. Chadburn- doin, }.
{. A. Rogers-Lisbon, S Cushman Durham Mil
Ter Il Jordan, Frecport, Gore 4 lloebr"ok, North
Ynrmonih r. Stnckbridge & Son, Pownal, John
Tyler Bowdoinham, VIM Lust y Co. Wiscasse'
E. Dana; .4lna, VIM, CARNEY; Newcastle, I'm. G.
Rollins, Nobl' boro, + Chapman ildohoro. Jas
H"vey; Warren, T. Acknowledgements, Jof,
NJ. Ga es, P. M and + French-East ditto, |. X
Kimbal doto Patrick keegan ditto c. Huntington
Union, Nelson Cuiler-Linconyi Corner. N
Knights, and Ed. Hill: Washington, J. Linikin
jefferson, George Weeks; Camden. j. Jones; Lin
convie, Sylvester d Son; Belmont, j. Carver
Hope George Pease; Se,rsmont. S. Patea; North
port, David Elder, Jr.; North Whilefed, Post Office
+. G Davis.
s. II COLESWORT1Y, Portland viii supply
lhe AGENTS with the PiH- Tor the Counties of Cum
berland Lincoln and York. J. o LANGLEY.
DR. Brandrelhs only ortllorised Travelling Agen
in the State OF Maine.
Nav %, 1898.