Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

Wv as the gaYanC Ddttefyy ana the nerves as
the conductors of the galvanic (nervous) fluid, in
which originate all our motions, pleasures, pains,
feelings, affections, thoughts and sentiments and
yet as the nerves form part ofour system, their
healthy action depends upon the blood If the
blood be vitiated, the nervous fluid made from the
blood must be the same, and vitated nervous fluid
cannot produce healthy or proper motion. thoughts
feeling senmens.so that quarrels, murders, sui
cides, and every kind of crime or cruelty, may he
legitimaeIy traced to bad or corrupt state of tho
blood.
from an unpublished work of DR. Brandrethl
TWENTY-FIVE FACTS.
1st All animal bodics originate from a fluid
Cd By the circulation of a fluid, animal bod 10
are formed increased and supported.
Sd. This life giving circulating fluid is tho
BLOOD.
4h An ordinary man contains about three and
haIfgalIons, or twenty eight pounds of blood.
5h .4bout two ounces of blood propelled
by the heart Mt each contraction.
9th The heart contracts seventy times per min
ute thcr cfore 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, decomposition and reorgani-
zatIon.
Sh Reorganization is not affected bv the blood,
which flowing from the heart through the arteries,
| supplies the waste of the system, by restoring de
| cayed parts.
| 9th. The blood in its return to the heart through
the veins brings with it those partic es which have
become delc,erious through decomposition.
10Th The mere fluid Of these deleicrious pari
| ces pass from the body through the skin IN tho
shape of perspration but the grosser humors
discharged through exrretotits into tho bowels.
1lth want of proper action in these natural
drnins is the primary cause of all disease.
18th The natural outlets being closed the de-
caved particles or morbid hnmors must either no
retained in the blood, or laid down somew Lrre
within the body.
18th The parcnlarkind ofdseasc which ,hali
ensnr depends altogether par wherein these
morbid hnmors may fnqlv be lodged
| 14h The same humor. which when lodged n
tho liver. causes bilious complaints, would if lode
| ed in the lungs cause consumption; or If in tie
membranes and muscles, rheumatism, SC.
| 18th All those derangcu cuts oftlc s,etrtr,
which receive the Of separate diseases, aro In
fact, only many different nodfrat;cns OF ,.
feet resulting from one cause, -.......
| 10th Tic cause is TIE IMpURITY OF
| TIE BLOOD.
| Eth. All effects ccasa when III, cansr isr nv.
cd therefore purify tie blood, rnd disease MUST
| VANISH.
| 18th There is no effectuaI method Of pnrif, irg
the blood, except by the use of VI g't1ble pb,sc.
| 1oih This vegetable phvsc must be OF s.,ct II
nature that It may be taken for an, length OF tire
without injury to the digestive orears.
} Goth. The ONLY MEDICINE TO psseces
those properties, is DIR Hrandre,i's Universal
/ Vegetable Pills.
! Dist These Pills were ,,romgli 10 'rir nrcs, nj
STATE "f perfection eighty wears Ago. b, DR. l'an,
Branlreih, grandfather to DR. Rerjaarin Rrsnt,e H.
the prr sent propretor.) who sprnt ,hiriv wear. n
investigating the Vegetable K,nrdom, in nri,r II nj
he might discover medicine " lrl should at nc,
| purify and remove by rnrPatinn a'i bad hun;rrs
! from the blood by tho stomach and tcw"'~ rrd at
| the time bv acting tremendously niih No
system, do violence to the constitution.
pIitp rfISr ~ ta..t,
ed bg these Pills. and the recon nnrnditiu,s or
,housants who have used them, ;,rrve conclusive,
" thai DR. Brandteth has fully attained lis )hi!un
thropic object
| gid. These Pills have now been IN use ,irhy
yrars. therefore all who have ever rnhiishld F2k.
TENDED Vegetable Universal Pills were ,iv
unworthy mitators Of Or Brandreth. ard their
I medicines resemble his only in lhr name.
:4h The BRANDRETH PILLS pos ess tho
| UNRiV.4lLED power If completely curing the
mos inveierate disease; simply because they purify
the tond.
THET AND GENUINE PILLS CAN
! ONLY BE OBTAINED of DR. Hrandr-ths duly
AMI orScd agents. who hold Copper Plate Ger
tifcate Of Agency Signed and sealed in Or Bran
refh's own hand writing
ALWAYS REMEMBER the GENUINE
! PILLS can never be horgt Of Pedlers or nj he
rnrs or Druggist. III Pedars selling the
,effat Pills viii be indicted for Felony, the follow
ing are some Of his Agents.
| B.ATH. HENRY HYDE. Book Store Rrnns-
wick, }. Langdell, do J. Griffin, Topsllam, Frost
a. Jewell, Portland, S. Fl. Colesworthy West
bronx Mrs. Bntierfold-do Saccarappa, Warren
Il R'ng-Gorham Corner, Josiah Davis West
do J fl. & S G. C|emmenls- Brdston, G. Parker
NORTH do Stevens Il Co. Standsh, s bennett
! g. Co, Harrison, Francis Blake-do. Edw. Finnev.
Poland, C. M. Marble Minot Hacketts mills J.
| Hackett do Corner, ~ l.. Woodhury-Danyillr.
T Lutte Gloucester, Cross Chandler & Co. Gray.
N Perlcr-Lewiston, J. Chadburn-Bowdoin, J.
| {. A. Rogers-Lisbon, 8 Cushmnn, Durham Mil
Ter & Jordan, Freeport, Gore {, Hoebrook, Nor,l,
Yarmouth, X. Stockhrdgc & Son, Pownal, John
Tyler, Bowdoinham, VIM LUNT T. Co. Wiscasset
| E. Dana; Alma, VIM. Carney; Newcastle, HIN. G.
Rollins, Nobl boro, Chapman-Wnldobofo JAS
| Hovey; Warren, T. Observation-Disclosures, JOHN
NJ. Ga,es, P. NJ. and II. French-East ditto. !. X.
Kimbal doto Patrick Keegan ditto c. Harrington
Union, Nelson Cutler-LincoInvle Corner. N.
Knights, and Ed. Hill: Washington J. Linikin;
Jefferson, George Weeks; Camden. J. Jones; Lin
coInvie, Sylvester & Son; Belmont, ]. Carver:
Hope George Pease; Searsnont. S. Patteo; North
port, David Elder ,Jr North Whitefed, Post Office,
| r. c Davis.
S. H COLES WORTHY, Portland. will supply
The AGENTS with the Pills for the Counties of Gum
berIand Lincoln and York. }. o, LANGLEY.
DR. Brandreth's only authorised Travelling Agent
| in the State OF Maine.
May 20, 1883.