Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-01

which originate all our motions, pleasures. pains,
feelings, Affections thoughts and sentiments: md
yet as the nerves form part ofour system, their
healthy action depends upon the blood. If the
blood be vtated, the nervous fluid made from the
blood must be the same, and viiated nervous fluid
cannot produce healthy or proper motion, thoughts,
feeling or sentiments that quarres, murders, sui
cides, and every kind of crime or cruelty, may be
legitimately traced to bad corrupt state Of the
blood.
From an unpublished work of DIR Brandreth.]
TWENTY-FIVE FACTS
LIST. All animal bodies originate from fluid
Cd BY the circulation of fluid animal bodies
are formed increased and supported
Sd. This life giving circulating fluid is the
BLOOD.
9TH. An ordinary man contains about three and
halfgallons, or twenty eight pounds of blood.
9Th. About two ounces of blood are propelled
by the heart at each contraction.
9Th. The heart contracts seventy times per min
ufe, Therefore all the blood in the body passes
through the heart in three minutes.
7,h. The body is constantly subject to two dis
tinc processes, viz:-discompostion and reorgani-
zatlon.
Sth. Reorganization is not affected by the blood,
which flowing from the heart through the arteries,
supplies the waste of the s,stem, by restoringdo
cayod parts.
9th. The blood in Us return to the heart through
the veins. brings with those partir' which have
hcrore drlc'crioiis through decomposition
iNtl. J ne inrfr HlIIu ut tnoSe u"etcrl0uS parli
cles pass from the body through the skin IN the
shape ofperspirution; but the grosser hnmors are
disc hargcd through eXcretories into the bowels.
llh A want ofprof er acrlon in these natural
drains is the primary cause of all disease.
12h The natura' outlets being closed. TIC de-
cnyed PARTICLES or morbid lrmors must either | o
relancd in the Hood, or laid down somewhere
within the body.
18Th The paityuIayknd ofdiscasc which shall
onsnr depends alice hcr on par wherein these
morbid humors may fuall, he lodged
18Th The samc hunur, which when lodged in
tho liver, causcs bilious complaints would. if lofe
ed in the lungs cause consumption; or if in tie
membranes and muscles, rheumatism, &c.
15h All those arrangements of tie system,
which receive the Pnf palan diseases, are. in
fact, only 50 fnany different inodiGraiious 0! one 81
feci resulting from orc ransr
10th Tho cause is THE IMPURITY on
THE BLOOD.
17th All effects cease when Tie cause is re-, ov-
ed: therefore purify 'lie l"od, ;nd disease 4 UsT
VANISH
lsH There is no cr'ectual neflcd Of ppriG irg
thr blood except by the use of g,t hlr pl,sir.
18Th. This vegetable phvsic mnsf be- NJ sicl a
nature that may be iakrp for an, length OF ;inc
without Jury to tie digestive orgtis.
2lAh The ONLY MErIciNE I'm VIZ to possess
those properties. is DR. !randrrths uui,olsa
Vegetable Pills.
eist. These Pills were hrorelt 10 tlcir resert
stale ofpcrlclion eighty ,cnrs ago b, l)r Hmm
Brandr"th grandfather Dr. iioriaRlin Rrard. h.
lie present proprietary a sfent 1hiliy YeHfs n
investigating HE Vcgctitlr kingdom. in or',r II nj
he might discover medicine ~ irI eloud rnco
pnriiy ard rcn"ve by purc.fion ~ lad hunors
from the blood. BY III" stomach and hnvc's; End ut
the time hv acting liarnoniorsy with tie
system. do no violence 10 die consliluli,r.
I'D The numerous cures thai hive cen feet
ed by those Pills. and The recon nrnd ti,is Of
thousands WHO ll@vn used th.n1. trtve ccrclnsit-
y TIA DR. BHne!telli hls illly attained his pi,an
thrrpc object.
I'D. These Pi'lS la,a nov betn In ne eisf Y
Years. t'' rrffr". all vi Iinyr oYertpbsL,dfi +.
TENDED Ycget;hc Uui,cefai rilS v,re erlv
unworthy n,lofs Of DR. ira,drrth aud lipir
M dicirrs resemble his nuIv IN tn l,an.c
.llh. The fRANDRNh FILLS pos css tie
IHflN"tifD power of - npc'eIy turiig lln
mos, in', 'efa' dA'a>r; sin RI, b,trsc DIZZY ufy
The n'ood.
TTETRJE AND GENUINE P1iIs CfN
ONLY Eh OBTAINED or Or Hrundr-tl's Only
lnl1oriscl ,7snnis y hn hold a Copper Plaie Cr,.
tfc;tc u h@ehcy Signed and sealed in III prar-
rct's nWn tani wiring.
ALWAYS RFMEMBER the GENUINE
FILLS ron never lc borgl of PcdIcrs the
toirs or l)r gsl~t al Pcdlars selling the cenn-
''leit flI's viii be indicted for Felony, the foow-
ing are some Of his Agents.
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abe agents with the PiH- for the Counties Of Cum
bertrand Lincoln and York. 10. LANGLEY.
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in the State OF Maine.
May %, 1898. #H.