Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-03
BRANDRE7'HS PILLS

are ,,roved by the experience of thousands, to be,
when properly pnrsevered with. II CERTAIN cure. IN
every FORM of The only one Disease, all having the
same origin. and invariably arise from the UNI
PERSAL ROOT of all disease. namely ainpmay
or imperfect circulation ofthe hood.
They remove all noxinus accumulailons, and
pariy AID invig6tae the biIod, and their good cf-
fcis are not c6unicrlalanrcd by any Inconvenience;
being composed entirely of vegetables they do not
oxposc those who use them dahger and their
effects are as certain they saniary, they arc
daily aud safely Administered to youth, manhond
infancy and ol' asc-and to women ~ the most
critical and deI;catc circumsiances-they do not
disturb or shock the animal functions, but restore
their order and re-estabsh their health.
| And for all the purposes which vegetable pdrga-
tive or certain cleanser of the whole system are
reqnircd ihey stand without a rival; they are al
Io., ed to b T. ALL that can be accomplished in n
medicine both for POWERan INNOCENCE. A
trial inSures patron No or expense Is spared
in their manufacture, DR. Brandreih being too eal-
ous of his own fmo to trust the mixing to one.
He attends to that department with his own hands,
and guarantecs the medicine to be ALWAYS equal to
what it ever has been The States of Michigan
and Illinois resotnd wiihthc praises of this valuable
medicine Persons often known to ride sixty
miles through the woods for n box. The Brandreth
! Pills are indeed and speedy cure for Fever
and que, md l1ose miserable Bilious Fevers, with
| which unfortunately, these districts abound.
Therefore, the Brandrehan method of curing a II
kinds Of disease, has now no longer 10 contend with
the blind prrudices OF the greatest portion of the
pul lie; il is only will those few who sill are
determined "to be killed according to rule," like
the people ofold, who 'would have king 10 reign
over them But, thanks 10 the circulation Of
newspapers-,lanks 10 the general diffusion of
knowledge when en- blcs nineteen twentieths Of
the people to read and judge for themselves now
we M longer believe IN swallowing that de.diy
mineral Mercury, protesting to cure-bnl UNIVERSAL
l, la,yipu 1s in worse condition uftcr its
To avoid Couni"ri its:
0PNEvER FORGET~kD
to ask FIR III. ERTiFIcATE IF AGEvcY See that
il is d. ted acithin hetaoere months nert preceding
That it coniains miniature view OF my Labor
a'ory at Sing Sing.
Tia, the name of the person holding the same is
And thar it is signed with pen, B. RRyfN-
DRETH. M d with N, family arus slamp"d upon
the paper
The following Agents in Cumbcrl nd and Lincoln
Counties are regularly suppl, d by J. o. LANGLEY
Qny cny Tray Her in Naine.) from my
Principal ". e Brandr,thion Office,
40 HANOVER STREET 10
BOSTON,, .....
nd arc the only persons in the Aforementioned
Counties from whom The Genuine b. U. Pills
can he obtained. LINCOLN
Bath, HErRY HYDE.
Bondoin. J& Rogers.
Bo,odOinham, VIM Lu,t d Go.
f'oethtay, Snnuel NJ lihtock
Jcfsrson, George Weeks.
Lemiston, james Chadhourne.
LiSb0n, Samuel Cnshman.
.He,ccastte w Rollln.
.Nobleborough, isaac F. Chapman.
Richmond, To,haker " Thomas.
Topsham, OE Frost.
Union, Lewis bacheidcr.
do Nelson Cutler.
Wiscasset, Edmund Dana
do Z Adams.
Whaefeld, TIC Davis.
WashingtOn Joshua Llnnekln.
Waidobor0igh, G w q F w Nichols.
do. James Hovey.
CUMBERLAND.
Brunswick, Joseph Griffin.
do J Langdell.
b. BRANDRETH. NJ. D..
PAL Broado,ay, NJ Y
August 30. 1899 eply25
WATCHES,
SILVER SPOO,. d GERMAN SILVER do.
- .'ust received by The subscrlher
JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath Aug !, 1899 nl9