Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
NEW DOCTRINE.

EdTVdnIC THBTVOuBJ
which originate all our motions, pleasures, pains,
feelings, affections thoughts and sentiments: and
yet the form part Of our system, their
healthy action depends upon the blood. If the
blood be vitlaed, the nervous fluid made from the
blood must be the same, and viiated nervous huid
cfannot produce healthy or proper notion thoughts
feeling or entments that quarres, murders, suit
cides, and every kind of crime cruelty, may be
legiiimatey traced TO a bad corrupt state Of the
| blood.
| [From an unpublished work of DR. Brandrcth.]
TWENTY-FIVE FACTS
list. All animal bodies originate from fluid.
I'd. BY the circulation of u fluid, animal bodice
are formed, increased and supported.
Sd. This life giving circulating fluid is the
BLOOD.
9TH. An ordinary contains about three and
halfgallons or twenty eight pounds of blood.
9th. .About two ounces of blood are propeed
by the heart ut each contraction.
9th. The heart contracts seventy times per min
ute, therefore all the blood in the body passes
through the heart in three minutes.
7!h. The body is constantly subject 10 two dis
tinc processes, decomposition and reorgani'
| zatlon.
Sth Reorganization is not affected by the blood,
which flowing from the heart through the arteries,
supplies the waste Of the system, by restoring do
cayed paris
9th. The blood in its return to the heart through
the veins brings with it those particles which have
become deocsious through decomposition.
| 10Th. The mere fluid Of these deelerious par'r
Giles pass from the body through the skin IN tho
shape of perspraon; but the grosser hnmors arc
discharged through excretories into tho bowels
1lth. want ofproper action in these natural
drains is the primary cause Of all disease.
18th, The natural outlets being closed, the de-
cayed particles or morbid humors must either 10
retained in the blood, or laid down some"heI
within the body.
! 18th The particular kind ofdisease which shsll
ensuo depends altogether par wherein these
morbid humors may finally be lodged
/ 14lh. The same humor which when lodged IN
the liver, causes bilious complaints, would II lofg-
ed in the lungs cause consumption; or IN tie
membranes and muscles, rheumatism, &c.
18th. All those dcrangcn ents ri the system,
which receive the name Of separate diseases, are, in
fact only so many different notifications OF one ct
feet resulting from cause.
10Th Tic cause Is THE lMPURITy OF
TIE BLOOD. ,1.t.. 't-
I7th All effects cease when the cause isrci ov-
cd; therefore purify the blood, ond disease MosT
VANISH. a.44#ra 1884,
the blood except BY the OF a v'getlble phrtic.
10Th This vegetable plyslc must be OF sach
nature that it may he taken for any length OF tnc
without injury 10 the digestive organs.
Doth, he ONLY MEDICINE ,kSows 70 possess
those properties, is DR. Erandreths Uni.
Vegetable Pills
5lst. THESE Pills were brought 10 their present
state ofpcrlcciion eighty years ago, BY DIR William
Brandreih grandfather to DR. Benjamin Brandre Ii,
the present pronrietor) " in spent thirty ,.aIs in
Investigating the Vegetable Kingdom, in off.r tia.
he might discover medicine which should at ont q
purify and rrnovc by purgati"n all bad humo's
from the boud, b. tho stomach and bowels; pnd at
the san I'M" by acting harinohiously WIN ha
system, do no violence 10 the constitutions. !.
22d. THE numerous cures iha, hive hccn effect
ed by these Pills, aud the recommend tiers Of
thousands who have used them, prove conclusive
ly thai DR. Brandrel has fully attained his rhilsn
thropic object.
sd These rl> have NOW been in ciel.y
years, therefore, all uhn have ever published RE.
TENDED Vegetable Universal Pills We're only
unworthy mitators Of DR. Braudreth, and their
medicines resemble his only in the name.
24lh The BRANDRETH PILLS possess the
UNRi|ALLED power OF completely curing tho
most inveie,tc diseas"; simply because they purify
the blood. :,
TlETRUE AND GENUINE PILLS CAN
ONLY BE OBTAINED of DR. Brandr-th's duly
authorised agents. who hold C"pror Plate Ger
ticate OF Agency Signed and sealed in DR. Riun-
,reth S own hand writing
ALWAYS REMEMBER the GENUINE
PILLS can never Lie borgt of Pcdlcrs or al tho
tunes or Druggist III Pcdlnrs selling the counr
crcii Pills viii be ipd sed for folony, the follow.
ing some Of his Agents.
BaTH, HEERY hyde. Book Store Bruins
, wick, j. Langdcll, do J. Griffin, Torsham, Frost
& Jewell Portland S. II. Colesworihy Wect
, brock, Mrs. Buuerfcld-do Sarcaranpn Warren
& King Gnrham Corner, Josiah Davis West
, do II. & S G.. Cemmen s. Bridgnn,s sc. Parker
NORTH do Stevens Il Co Siapdlsli, 8. Drnnc't
& Co, Harrison, Francis Blake-do. Edw. Finnn,
Poland, c. M. Marble Mino Harkett's mills, j.
Hacheti do Corner, n l.. Woodbury-Danyiilc,
r Little Gloucester, Cross Chandler " Co Ora! I,
N Perler-Lewslon, }. Chadburn- B"wdoin, J.
&. A. Representation, S CusLman. Durl Mill
lnr & Iofdan, Frecpor,, Gore & Ilolebrook: North
Yarmouth r. Stockbrdgc 81 Son, Pewnal, JOHN
: Tyler, Bowdoinham, WM lus1 {. Co. Nscatt,i
: L. Dana; Alma, Vim Carney; Newcastle, Nm. e.
Rollins, Nobl,boro, Chapman Nv nldohoro. Jas
Hovey; Warren, T. Acknowledgement, Jol II
: NJ. GAGS, P. N. and Y French-East ditto, !. h.
Ki,nba doto Patrick Kcegan ditto G. Huntington
! Union Nelson Cntler-Lincolnyillo Corner, n.
Knights, and Ed Hill. Washington, J. Linking;
jefferson, George Weeks; Camden, J. Jones; Linz
, colnvilIe Sylvester & Son; Belmont, j. Carver;
Hope, George Pease; Sehsmont. s. Pateo; North
port, David Elder Jr.; North Whilefeld Post Office,
r. c Davis ,, ;.
COLES WORTHY, Port'ana. will supply
The agents with the Pills for the Counties OF Gum
berIand Lincoln and York. J. o. LANGLEY
DIR Brandreihs only orthorscd Travelling Agent
in the State OF Maine.
NAV %, 1893.
IN LOVERS of COMFORT AND EASF