Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-23
DIR. n. G, sTOCNKsRHDGE
NEW DOCTRINE.

Wv the gal yanlc battery, and the nerves rs
the conductors Of the galvanic (nervous) fluid, in
which originate all our moti"ns. pleasures, paips,
feelings. affections thoughts and sentiments; and
yet as :he nerves form part of system, their
healthy action depends upon the blood. II tie
hlood be vitiated the nervous fluid made from, tho
blood must be the same and vlat"d nervous fluid
clannot produce healthy or proper motion, thoughts,
feeling or sentiments. so that quarres, murders SUI
cides, and every kind Of crime cruelty, may be
lraiiimatciy traced Tad or corrupt state Of tie
Liood.
| From an unpublished work of DR. Brandrc,hl
TWENTY-FIVE FACTS
| lst. All animal bOdies originate from l'ald.
! ID BY the circulation of fluid, animal bodies
are formed increased and supported.
3D. This life giving circulating fluid is the
BLOOD.
/ 4ih An ordinary man contains about three and
half gallons. or twenty eight pounds of blood.
I 5ih. .4lout two ounces of blood are propelled
bv the heart ut each contraction.
9Th. J he heart contrartsseventy times per MIN
ute Therefore all the blood in the body pnssos
through the Heart in three minutes.
"7!h.- The hrdy is constantly sub lcc TO two dis
finct processes, Tz:discon position and nofgai +
Zafion.
srh Reorganization is rot affected by the blood,
which .fuwing from Tie heart through tie arteries,
supplies he wuste OF the y stem, by restoring DO
cayrdpars.
! 9TH The blood in lis return to the hcartti1nufh
he yeins, brings with those particles which have
become delcicrious through decomposition.
| 10Th The fluid Of these dele,crlons parii
| cos pass from tic body through the skin IN IN.
Shape appropriation; but the grossfr humors "ro
discharged through excretoiies into the bowels.
llih A want Of proper action in theae natural
drains is the primary cause of all disease
10Th The natural outlets being closed. the de-
caycd particles or morbid humors ust either he
! retained in the blood, or laid down stmtMl,ro
within the bcdy.
I !, pl ofl il .1,,ll
ensnc depends altogether on far wpertin iLtse
morbid huuors may finally be ida'd
lllh. Tie same hmmor which " IN lodged n
the liver, ciuses bilious complaints, would. II l"tg-
cd in the lnngs. cause consumption; or II IN the
membranes ard muscles, l;,rn.aiis m. &c.
18Th. All those dcrargen ems "tti system,
which receive the nance" paraie diseases, me in
fact emily so many different nlodfo Cls o. onc cl-
icc rcsrlltii from one ch,sc
| 10th Tic cause Is lie IMTUElTY OF
THE BLOOD. '
l9lI An ELECTS cease ken thc'cansr isrc, ov-
cd therefore purity Tie Llu'd, I'd dstasc MUST
VANISH.
18th There is no ef'ec,nal method ofpnrifirg
the blood; except by ilensc ct " gct'ble piysl".
J9ih. THIS Vegetable rs sic must be Of sach
ni,urc TIM II may be taken for any length Of tin'o
without injury to the digestive organs.
20lh. he ONLY MEDICINE KNOWN TO possess
thosc properties. is Dir Irandreths Universal
F,grtnbl" Pills.
STATE Of rtrcliou eighty years ago, b, DIR William
Brandreth, grandfather 10 DR. BeniHain BrandIs l.,
lie PR sent proprctor) who spesh iii,ty Years in
investigating tj,c Vegetable Kingdom, in or1er thai
he l'i9!t discover medicine which should AT once
purify and remove by purgniion all bad humors
from the bood, by the stomach and bowels and at
! tie same time by acting tremendously with the
system, do no violence 10 the constitution.
/ 22d. The numerous cure thai have been effect
ed by these Pills, and the recommend TORS of
IL 81 ,,,, Ham,
y tia, DR. Brandreh has fully attained his philsn
hropic object.
Old. These Pills have now been in use eighty
years, lcrcfore, all WIN hnyu ever unblisicd PRE-
TENDED Vegetable Uni, ersal Pills were only
unworthy imtators OF DR. BrandretIi, and tier
medicines resemble his only in The name.
24ih The BRANDRETlI PILLS possess The
UNRiVALLED power Of completely curing the
most inye,eralc disease" simply because they purify
f the blood.
THETRUE AND GENUINE PILLS CAN
ONLY BE OBTAINED Of DIR Brandr.ths duly
authorised agents, who hold Copper Plate Ger
tifcate of Agency Signed and sealed in DR. Bran
treth's own hand writing.
ALWAYS REMEMBER the GENUINE
PILLS can never be borgl of Pedlers or at the
stones or Druggist. Al Pedars selling the coun-
tercit Pulls will be indicted for Felony, the follow
ing some of his Agents.
BATH, HENRY HYDE. Book Stare Bruins
wick, j. Langdel do J. Griffin, Topsham, Frost
Il Jewell. Portland, S. II. Coesworhy West
brock, Mrs. Butterfed-do Saccarappa, Warren
: IL Ring-Gorham Corner, Josiah Davls-Wcst
do f. & S &. CIemmen!s-Brldgton, c. Parker
: NORTH do Stevens d Co. Siandish, S. bennett
& Co, Harrison Francis Blake-do. Edw Finney.
Poland, C. NJ Marble. Minot Hacketts mills, J.
= Hackett do Corner, N. L. Woodbury-Danvillo,
T. Lutte Gloucester, Cross Chandler q Co. Gray,
N Perler-Lewiston, J. Chadburn- Bowdoin, J.
&. A. Rogers--Lsbon, s. Cushman. Durham Mil
: Ter & Jordan Frecport, Gore e. Holebrook. North
Yarmouth, R. Stockbridge 81 Son, Pownal John
Tyler, Bowdoinham, VIM, LUNT e. Co. Wiscusset
f. Dana; Alma, VIM. Carney; Newcastle, Inn. G.
Rollins, Nobl' boro Chapman-Waldohoro, jas
Hovey; Warren, T. Observation-Disclosures, John
NJ. Ga,es, P. NJ and r. French-East ditto, l. K.
Kimball doto Patrick Keegan ditto G. Huntington
Union, Nelson Cutler-Lincolnvillc Corner. N.
knights, and Ed. Hill; Washington, J. Linikin;
Jefferson, George Weeks; Camden. ]. Jones; Lin
conville, Sylvester & Son; Belmont, j. Carver;
Hope, George Pease; Seorsmont. S. Paeo; North
port, David Elder Jr; North W hitofed Post Office,
T. Davis
S. Fl COLESWORTHY Portland. will supply
,he AGENTS with the Pills for the Courtics of Gun
bertrand Lincoln and York. 10 LANGLEY
DR. Brandrelh's only orilo'iscd Trsycilifg Agens
in the State on Maine.