Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-11


feelings, affections, thoughts and sentiments; and
yet as The nerves form a part ofou system, their
healthy action depends upon The blood. If the
blood be vtaied, the nervous fluid made from the
blood must be the same, and vitated nervous fluid
cannot produce healthy proper motion, thoughts
feeling or sentiments, that quarrels, murders, sui
cides, and every kind Of crime or cruelty, may be
egitimately traced TO bud corrupt state of tia
blood.
From an unpublished work of DR. Brandreth.]
TWENTY-FIVE FACTS.
LIST. All animal Godies originate from fluid
I'd. BY the circulation of n fluid, animal bodies
are formed, increased and supported.
ID. This life giving circulating fluid is the
BLOOD.
4th An ordinary man contains about three and
half gallons, or twenty eight pounds of bloud.
5h. .About two ounces of blood arc propelled
by tho heart at each contraction.
9Th. The heart contracts seventy times per min
ute, thcieiofe 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:-dscomposilion and reorgan.
cation.
9Th Reorganization is not affected by the blood,
which flowing from the heart through the arteries,
supplies the waste of the y stem, by restoring de
cayed parts.
9th. The blood in its return to the heart through
the veins, brings with it those particles wi ch hays
become delcierions through decomposition.
clcs pas. from tie body through the skin IN the
shape OF perspiration; hut the grosser hnmors
discharged through cxcretorIes into the bowels.
llth want ofprpler arllnn in these natural
drains is the primary cause of all disease.
18th The natural outlets being closed, the de-
cayed particles morbid lunors must either bs
retained in Tie blood, or laid down somoH here
within the body.
13h The particular kind ofdscase which ,hnll
ensuo depends altogether ON par wherein these
morbid hnnors may finally be lodged
lAh. The sanlr hhmor, which whenslodged IN
tie liver, bilious complaints, would, II lodg
ed in TIE lungs cause consumption; or if in tie
membranes and muscles, rheumatism, &c.
18Th All those derangen ents Of the system.
which receive the nane "t Separate diseases, me, in
fact, only many different notifications OF one Ct.
oct resulting from one cause
10Th The cansu Is THE IMPuRITY OF
THE BLOOD.
l7th. All eject, c,,asc when the cause is re, ov.
ed: therefore purify the blood, and disease MUST
VANISH
18Th. There is no rffoctual method of purifying
the blood except hv the use Of v'gcttblc ri,sie.
18Th Ills vegetable physlc must be Of sch n
nature ,hat it may he ta.en tor any length OF tins
without injury to the digestive organs.
Goth. The ONLY hEDIcINE KNOWN To possess
those properties. is DR. Lrandreih's Universal
Vegetable Pills
2lSi. Thosn Pills were brought 10 their prrsett
state Of Perfection eighty Years ago, b, DR. am
Brandtell grandfather Dr Reiinniin Br;ndie l..
the present pr"reiore VII" spout Ii MY tchIs IN
investigating lie Vegetable Klnad"n,, III or,r Inn
ho might -ru> er n,r,li,ina which should enca
purif, and remove by purgnii.n all had humois
!ruuif'n blood, bN Tia. slunnth and bowels; nd at
the sapr time nv acIng hhrmonion-ly with ,hs
system, do no violence to HE constitution.
ed. Tie nusi.'re;i- rHres that have been cfrct-
ed b. these Pill, and the recommend ti,i.s Of
,Iolafhis "Lo ltrg' hs"d thrm, prove conclusive
~ laf Dr BraudIath has iuiy attained iiiE li.iinn
tlropic oij, ot
I'D. 9uese Fills have no, been in use eirt,y
yra's, therefore, all VITO haNr ey'rrnh5shrd FRI
ItNDEU y,g laLlr Uni,rreal i'ils wtrs only
unworthy limitations OF DR. ilraudrcll. aud lhelr
NJ dlciurS resemble his mi, in tie nan
@il The BNANDKtTH FILLS pos esr tis
UNRtN.HLED POWER Of completely cnfig Ito
itn ,lntalc dneatc; .lnrl, because The, purify
the blond.
TnE1RuE AND GENUINE FILLS CAN
ONLY BE OBTAINED of DR. Broudr,lhs duly
authorized .3sr'ns, who hold Copper Plate Ger
t.icair Of 4. cncy Signed and sealed in DR. Bran
relh's own Land writing.
ALWAis REMEMBER the GENUINE
PILLS can never he borg! of PcGlefs or al The
tones or Druggist. M Pcdlars selling the cnun-
t,rl;.t Pulls viii be indicted for Felony, The follow
il = are sunie Of his Agents.
/ H.4ln, HEsRY HYDE. Book Store Bruns.
wick, J Langdcl, do j. Griffin, TopslIani, Frost
x Jewell. Portland. S. II. Coleswnrlly West
/ brook. Mrs. Buterield-dD Snccarappa. Warren
& King GorlI,n Corner, Josiah Davs-Nest
do } fl g. 5 &. Ciemmens-B ridgton, Z. Parker
t-s,oriI do Stevens IL Co. S!andish, 5. Denne;t
& Co Harrison, Francis Blake-do. Edw. Finnoy.
! Poland, G. NJ. Marble Minot tacketi's niills, }.
| Hckelt do Corner, ~ l.. Woodhury-Danyille,
r. Little Gloucester, Cross Chandler 81 Co. Gray,
/ N perer-- Lewiston, j. Chudburn-Bowdoin, J.
I g. A. Representation, S Cushman, Durham Mil
Ter Il Jordan Freeport, Gore 4. liolebrook, North
Yarmouth, r. Stockhrdge ~ Son, Pownal, John
! TYLER. Bow doinhan, VS. I.US1 T. Co. Wiscasset
f. DANA Alma, VIM Carney; Newcastle, bm q.
Rollins, Nobl.boro, J F Clapmnn--Waliohoro JAS
Iiovey; Warren. T. ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Join
NJ. Ga rs, P. NJ. ard 4 Frcnch-East ditto, !. X.
Kin,ba doto Patrick Kcrgan ditoC. Huntington
Union, Nelson Cuiler-Lincolnvillo Corner, n.
Knights, and Ed. Fiji; Washington, j. Linikin;
Jefferson, George Weeks; Camden, ]. Jones; Linz
coInville, Sylvester & Son; Belmont, j. Carver;
Hope. George Pease; Seasmont. $. Pattco; North
mort, David Elder Jr.; North W hcfeld, Post Office,
/ +. G DAVIS
S. H COLES WORT THY, Portland. will supply
,he AGENTS with the PilI+ for the Counties of Cum
berland Lincoln and York. J. o. L.aNGLEY.
DR. Brandrelhs only orlborscd Travelling Agent
in the State Oh Maine.
May %, 1888