Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-07-25

feelings, affections, thoughts and sentiments; and
yet As The nerves form part OF our system, their
I healthy aciion depends upon The blood. If the
blood he Vltiated The nervous huid made from the
blood must BE- the same. and viilated nervous huid
cfnnot produce healthy or proper motion, thoughts,
feeling sentiments, so that quarrels, MURDERS SUI
cdes, and every kind a crime or cruelty, may ne
lcgiimately traced TO bad corrupt state OF tie
blood ss
/ From an unpublished work of DR. Brandrethl
TWENTY-FIVE FAcTs. 49,
/ 1st All animal 60dteS originate from fluid.
] Cd. By the circulation of fluid, animal bodies
are formed, Increased and supported. r4
i Sd. This life giving circulating fluid is the
BLOOD. $50.
4th. An ordinary man contains about three and
halfgaons, or twenty eight pounds Of blood.
! 5lh. Hhout two ounces of blood propelled
/ by the heart at each contraction.
! 9Th. The heart coniractsseveniy times per min
ute, therefore all the blood in The body passes
through The heart in three minutes.
/ 7.l The body is constantly subicct to two dis
tinct processes, viz decomposition and reorgan''
zaon.
/ 9Th Reorganization is not affected by the blood,
which flowing from the heart through the arteries,
supplies the waste oil the system, by restoring de
cavrd paris. t..=E.
] 9th. The blood in its return to the heart through
the veins, brings with itthose particles which have
become deleierions through decomposition.
/ 10th. The fluid Of these delelerous part
Giles pass from the body through the skin IN tho
shape of perspiraiion but the grosser lumors ure
discharged through excrctorics into the bowels.
Ilth A want Of proper action in these natural
drains is the primary cause Of all disease sz
: 18th. The natural outlets being closed the de-
cayed particles morbid humors must either be
retained in the blood, or laid down somewhere
within the body.
18th The particularkind ofdseasc which slall
ens,lc depends altogether on par wherein these
morbid hamors may finally be lutgrd. -...s
/ l4lh. The same humor, which When lodged in
the liver, causes bilious complaints, would, u lofg-
ed in the lungs. cause consumption; or IN 'Ho
membranes and muse les, rheumatism, &C.
loih, Az those dcrahgeh ems "i me sys'e'1,
which receive The nane al sepa}nle Diseases aff'in
art' only SO many o'mffe,. noo'''"'''''s % o''' W.
'''' '''''' W -. ....,,,,...
10th Tic cause is THE lhpohllf Or
THE BLOOD.
l7th. All eff cts cease when the cause is re, o,,
cd; therefore Pufiy lie bIood, 1nd disease Moea
/ NAhloH 80
+ icih. mere Is no ehee'aal "e''"u o. P"''Yins
me blood except ny ine use % W s,t'o'e Pu.sie'
nun us Co.. lono,h o. ,;n
,',, 49, ~ ,Ie t;srsI,, a orn,ns'
49, :" tn,s,.r -, ~ ,o.ss>s
,I,,sn ,ro,rr,ie. i DR. Lrandrrlb,s IJ,i;,er.;!
Si,9o ,ai,ia pin
Ilsi. Thase Pills were brought to IL, il pres.u,
state ofpcrcttlon eight, y ears ,go b, Tr u iltm
Rraudfsil Grandfather 10 Dr. BcpiaAin E!ant'ie b.
The present protrpiorl v 10 spout riiry cars in
invest, gnting th Veeetal.tc K,nston, in Order tia,
lie MINT discover medicine which should AT oncs
nur,fy and ren,ovc hv p,realiun all bad humors
IRON, ihe blood by he stomach and hoIHvls; md n,
ITO .o,o lima Iv nciilo hn,t.ol,io1Isly viii tho
system. do no violence 10 the corslituiion.
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