Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-09
NEW DOCTRINE.

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y as the gaVahic pai'ery' ana '''e nerves as
inc conductors ol ,he ea'N".'c V"ciNous) nun, !"
whch originate al cur mouohsi P'as'''s' p"ne;
iocHhgs "hee'"'s' li'us''S "no se"n"e.'' r,u
yer as me nerves 'of''' part u our hss''' r',1
ncai'Hy ac!i"n a'nehos upon s ene p'oun c w.,
n"o' ." ''tla'.u ,no "a ;,,ad ,'ar,ns a;J
ot""u ''"st ' ne s"',io' "''u ''''''' ,1Ir
cianho produce heal'"y VI proper 'lo"on' .''"s?'
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TWENTY-FIVE FACTS
ls All animal bodaeS originate from hald.
I'd. BY the circulation OF n fuId, ahihiai pooi's
are formed, Increased and supported.
3D.. This life giving circulating fluid Is tie
BLOOD.
4th. An ordinary man contains about three ana
half gallons, or twenty eight pounds oil blood
9Th .qbout two ounces of blood are propelled
by the heart a each coniraction
9Th The heart coniractsseventy times per min
ute, therefore all the blood in the body passes
through the heart in three minutes.
III. The hody is constantly subject to two dis
tincl processes, viz;-dscomposltlon and reorgahi-
zailon.
sh Reorganization is not affected by the Blood
Which flowing from the heart through the ar'orIGs'
supplies the WASTE of the y sicm by restoring dc
caycd parts.
OH The blood in IFS return to the leari through
the veins, brings with those particles which nave
become delcterions through decomposition.
10Th. The mere fluld OF these dceicfious P"i'
cles pass from the body through the skin IN Inc
shape Of perspraton; but the grosser li'im"rs are
discharged through excretorlcs into The bowels.
1lth. want ofproper action IN these ha'uf"i
drains is the primary cause OF all disease
18Th. The natural outlets beng closed, 'he &C.
caycd PARTICLES or morbid humors must either 10
retained in The blood, or laid down somewhere
within the body. ,
18Th The panticnlarl>iird ofdisease which sinlt
cnsuo depends altogether on PAR wherein these
morbid hlnors may finally be lodged.
I4h The same hunor, which wien lodged in
the liver, bilious conn aints, would lo's-
I'd in tie lungs, cause consumption; or III Il g
i, membranes and muscles, rheumatism, &c
l5ih. All those dera'rgcn eits ni the system,
which rcce i've the of separate diseases, are, IN
fact, ouy so many different notifications OF one If
feet resulting from one cause. ,
18TH Tile cause 10 lie lhi ohIif VI
THE BLOOD;
I'm All effects cease "h'n inc cause Is re, ov
ca, ,i'ere,ofe Pufiy ''e p''o' '''' US"
FAN'Hlt;
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'hG niooo "Ac'P' ., l"a ~ W s,I 81 ra.,,,h
,'''' 10 1 Gnr an, lonatL ~ limo
nn. .t' W. ~ '''"s a ,t;rns,i,o Dreams
"itm,' 'tln's - '.' ',,e,y, ,.n,,. n nossess
dos, r,crar,;ns is DR. Irnndrcths Universal
Vegetable Pills.
2ist These Pills were brought TO their present
state ofperieciou eighty years ago, by DIR William
Erindrclh grandfather TO DIR Henjanln Branded
lie present proprietary who spent ii.lry years IN
investigating the Vegetable Kingdom, IN order that
he might discover a medicine which should al once
purify and remove by purgation all bad humors
from the blood, by the stomach and bowels and at
the sane time by acting harnonously with the
system, do no violence 10 the constitution
22d. The numerous cures that have been effect
ed by these Pills, and the recommend TORS OF
thousands who have used them prove conclusive
" thai Dir Brandret! has fully attained his plilan
tlropic object
sd. These Pills have now been in use ciigbl;;y
years, therefore, all who have evcrpublished PRE-
TENDED Vegetable Universal Pills were only
unworthy imitators Of DIR Brandreth, and their
medicines resemble his only in the
24th. The BRANDRETlI PILLS possess tho
JTNRIV4I,LED power of completely curing the
mosl inveteratc disease; simply because they purify
The blood.
rupTprF ANN crNITINE PILLS CAN
oNIv pr ~ 0pT AIN Or Hrandr,,I,'s duly
>,',Iiaa;nJ aoonts VIZ hold n Conner Plate Ger.
authorised Iasenls, S Wno 40" % so,laJ IN DR. Drm
'lnc .n, y, ni isa,i ' nSnn
rem own manu- "''s, orn,,Nu
ALWAYS hE'uEMphn p .nu "a =, nr
FILLS can never NC a nonSi't VI ~ ,, 80
! stores or Druggist. III IcdlaTS se'ihs .'' ~,