Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-28
NEW DOCTRINE.

w as the gglvanc battery, and the nerves a.
the conductors Of the gaIsanic {neryous) fluid, H
which originate a'lsour Inotian4 pleasures, spailss
feelings, afiec tons, thoughts and sentiments: and
yet The nerves form part Of our system, their
healthy action depends upon the blood If the
blood be yitated, The nervous fluid made from the
blond must be The same, and yated nervous fluid
cannot produce healthy Or proper motion, thoughts
feeling or sentiments, that qIarrels murders, sui
cidos, and every Kind Of crime or cruelty, may be-
egitimately traced to bad corrupt state Of the
blood.
[From an unpublished work Of DR. Brandreth.]
TWENTY FIVE FACTS.
1st. All animal bodies originate from fluid. =
I'd. BY the circulation of . fluid, animal bodies
are formed, increased and supported.E &k
Sd This life giving circulating fluid is the
| BLOOD. y -
! 4ih. An ordinary man contains about three and
a half gallons. or twenty eight pounds Of blood. 4
= 5h. .fbout two ounces Of blood are propelled
| by the heart at each contraction.
9th. The heart contracts seventy times per min
ute, therefore all the blood in the body passes
through the heart in three minutes. Il.
7.ll. The body is constantly subjectto two dis
tnct processes, viz;-discomposition and reorgani-
1 cation. w
sh Reorganization is not affected by The blood,
which flowing from the heart iliroughthe arteries,
supplies the waste of tho system, by restoring de-
cayed parts. K, 4 -
9th. The blood in its return to the heartthrough
the veins, brings with itthose particles which have
4 become deletefious through deeomposition,. l
10th. The mere, fluid Of these deleierious part
cles pass from the body through the skin In'thc
shape OF perspiration; but the grosser hurnors arc
discharged through excretories into the bowels,
lltl A want of proper action in these natural
drains is the primary cause OF all disease. 4sa -,
1 18th. The natural outlets being closed the de-
cayed particles morbid minors must either be
| retained in the blood, or laid down soncw here
within the body. - sA = 4 Al "a
13h The particular kind ofdsease which shall
ensue depends altogether on par wherein thess
morbid humors may finally be Judged: ...,,.
l. 18th. The same humor, which when lodged in
the liver, causes bilious complaints, would, Gfodg
Led in the lungs cause consumption; or il In the
/ membranes and muscles, rheumatism, DC. ~ !, !.
! 18th. All those arrangements Of the system
which receive the name of separate diseases, are, IN
fact, only SO many diferentmodiRcato ofone Ell
! iect resulting from one cause - ~ y. ss4s
], !, 10th. Tic cause is THE IdPuRITY or
! 1.-THE BLOOD. 1870 s.ssss s. ~ f-s. ...,
I7th. All effects cease whenthe cause Is ro,novss
ed; therefore purify the blood, sndidisease IA USa'
VANISH. ~ Use 500 $, u 4sss.s n, -.
18Th. There is no efFectual method Of purifying
the blood, By tie use Of vegetable physic,
19th. This vegetable physica must be OF such d
nature that it may be take for any length of time
without injury TO the digestive organs, - 81
201h. The ONLY MEDICINE KNowNsto possess
! those properties, is DR. Brandreth's Universal
Vegetable Pills. q 80 -@
2Ist. These Pills wero brought to their present
+ state ofperecon eighty yearsn go, by DR. William,
Brandretl, grandfather to DR. Benjamin Brandre;h,
the present proprietary who spent thirty years III
Investigating the Vegetable Kingdom, in order that
he might discover medicine which should at once
purify and remove by purgation all. bad lhumorss
4 irom thebood, by The stomach and bowels; and at
| the same time by acting tremendously with lie
system, do no violence to the constitution.
4 22d The numerous cures tfatllave been effect
| ed by these Pills, and the recommend .tiops of
thousands who haye used them, prove conclusive
i y that Or Brandreth has fully attained his phiIan
thropic object $ s'z'f
:. 25d. These lIsllave now beenin.use eighty
years, therefore, all who have ever published PR e.
i TENDED Vegetable Universal Pills were only
unworthy imators OF DR. Brandretb, and their
medicines. resemble his only in the name s
gath. The BRANDRETH PI LLSepossess The
| UNRiVaLLED power of completely curing the
most nyeterate disease simply because they purify
| THE TRUE AND GENUINE P1LLsyCAN
lONLY BE OBTAINED Of DR. Brandrsth's duly
authorised agents, who hold Copper Plate Ger
nhcate Of Agency Signed and sealed in Pr Brax
i ALWAYS REMEMBER the GENUINE
i PILLS can never belbought Of Pedlers or attlas
oies or Druggist I'll Pedlars selling the cotit-
terfet Pills will be indicted for Felony, the follow
ing are some Of his Agents. AZ -,
BATH, HENRY HYDE. Book Store Bruins.
wick, J.Langdell, do j. Griffin, Topsham, Frost
a. Jewell. Portland, S. H. Colesworthy West.
brook, Mrs. Butterfcld--do Saccarappa, Warren.
~ King-Gorham Corner, Josiah Davis West
doJ FL. & s. g. Glen EMS Bridgton, 9. Parker
|-Nortll do Stevens e. Co. .Staudish, s. DennetE
& Co., Harrison. Francis Blake-do. Edw Finnev
Poland, C.. M. Marble. Mnot Hackelt's mills, J.
Hackett do Corner, N. L. Woodbury. -Danville,
I T. Little Gloucester, Cross Chandler 4 Co. Gray.
N Perler-Lewiston, J. Chadburn--Bowdoin, . {
sler g. Jofdan, Freeport Gore &, Holebrook, North
i Yarmouth r Stockbridge & sSun, pownuI, John