Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-28
Sub Arcnis
NEW DOCTRINE.


w the galvanic battery, aud The nerves as
the conductors of the galsanic (nervous) fluid, in
which originate all cur motions pleasures, pairs,
feelings, alice lions, thoughts and sentiments: and
yet AS ,he nerves form part -four system, theiE
healthy action depends upon the blood. If the
blood DO vitiaied the nervous fluid made from thu
blood must be the same, and yitiated nervous fluid
cfannot produce healthy proper motion, Thoughts
feeling or senlimens,so that quarrels, murders sui
cides, and every kind Of crime cruelty, may be
cgitimately traced TO bad or corrupt state Of the
bood.
from an unpublished work of Dr. Brandrcth.1
TWENTY-FIVE FACTS.
1st. All animal bodies originate from fluid.
Cd BY the circulation of fluid, animal bodies
are formed increased and supported.
Sd. This life giving circulating fluid is the
BLOOD.
4,h An ordinary man contains about threo and
haIfgallons, or twenty eight pounds Of blood;
9Th. .Hbout two ounces of blood arc propelled
by the heart at each contraction.
Oh. The heart contractsseyenty 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
tinct processes, viz:-discomposition and reorSan-
zatlon.
9Th. Reorganization is not affected by the blood,
which flowing from the heart through the arteries,
supplies the waste of the system, by restoring dc
cavcd parts
| 9th The blood in its return to the heart through
/ veins,
become delcterious through decomposition.
10th. The mere fluid of these deeicrious part
Giles pass from the body through the skin IN tho
shape of pcrspiration but the grosser humors aro
discharged through cxcreores into tho bowels.
/ 18th. A want Of proper action in these natural
diainS is the primary cause of all disease.
| 18th. The natural outlets being closed, tho de-
cayed particles or morbid humors must either To
retained in the blood, or laid down somewhere
| within the body.
l3h Tie partcularkind ofdiseaso which slnll
cnsuc depends altogether on par wherein these
morbid humors may finally be lodged.
Iilh. The same hnmnr, which when LODI ,o "A
the liver, causes bilious complaints, woad, u ,ndg-
cd in the lungs. cause CONSUME ion; or il in sia
membranes and MUSCLES suma,is1n Sc
18th All those arrangements OIL systfrp,
which receive tie name of sepn,afe diseases, arr, in
fact, only SO many different modfeat;ous o! pnc Ct.
feet resulting from one rause
1Glh. Tie is THE lMPUEITY or
THE BLOOD.
Eth. All effects wien the cause is re, on.
VANISH.
18Th. There is no e1'cctual method Of purifying
The blood except by the use Of gct,bls physe.
!oh This vegetable physc mast be o slch
nature THAI ii may be taken FOR any length of tims
wtlont inquiry 10 the digestive organs.
/ 2Ch The ONLY MEDICINE KNOWN to possess
those properties. is DIR Lgandre,h's Universal
Vegetable Pills.
9lst. These Pills were brought to Their prescn,
slate perfection e shiy years ago, by Or lillian
Brandreth grandfather 10 DR. Benianin Brandreth,
the presen. proprietary who spent thirty wears in
investigating The Vegetable Kingdom, in orGer tia!
he might discover medicine which should at onco
purify and remove by purgntion all bad humors
from the blood, by the stomach and bowels; and m
the time by acting harmoniausly with tha
! ~ STEM do no violence 10 the constitution.
| 22d. The numerous cures thai have been effect
| ed by these Pills, and The recommend tioIe q
thousands who have used them, prove conclusive
y that Or Braudtelh has fully attained his plilau
thropic object.
2}d. These Pills have now been in use eisb.y
years. therefore, all who have ever nuhlished PRE-.
| TENDED Vegetable Universal Pills were only
unworthy imators Of DR. Brandreth, and their
medicines resemble his only in the name.
24th. The BRANDRETH PILLS possess tho
! UNRtV9LLED power Of completely curing the
most inyeterate disease; simply because they purify
! the blood.
THETRUE AND GENUINE PILLS CAM
ONLY BE OBTAINED of DR. Brandreth's duly
authorised agents, who hold Copper Plate Ger
tGcatc OF Agency Signed and sealed in DR. Bran
treth'S own hand writing.
ALWAYS REMEMBER the GENUINE
| PILLS can never be bought Of Pedlers or at the
stores or Druggist III Pedlars selling the coun-
ereii Pills viii be indicted for Felony, Tic follow
| ing are Of his Agents
Bath. HENRY hyde. Book Store Bruins.
wick, J. Langdel, do J. Griffin, Topsham, Frost
u Jewell. Portland, S. II. Colesworthy West
brook, Mrs. Butoricld-do Saccarappa, Warren
Il King orham Corner, Josiah Davs-West
do J. ii. & S &. Cemmenis-- Brdgton, G. Parker
North do Stevens " CO. Slandsh, S. bennett
& Co., Harrison. Francis Bake-do Edw. Finney.
Poland, 9, NJ. Marble. Minot Hnckett's mills, J.
Racket do Corner, N. l.. Woodbury-Danvillo,
T. Liule Gloucester, Cross Chandler q CO., Gray,
N Perer-Lewiston, J. Chadburn-Bowdon, J.
&, A. Representation, S. Cushman, Durham Mil
] Ter q Jordan, Frecport, Gore g. Holebrook, North
Yarmouth, r. Stockbrdgc 81 Son, Pownal, John
tyler, Bowdonham, VIM I4UNT 8. Co. Wiscasset
E. Dana; Alma, VIM. Carney; Newcastle, HIM. c.
Rollins, Nobleboro, J + Chapman-Waldoboro, Jas
Hovey; Warren, T. Observation-Disclosures, John
NJ. Gaies P. N. and T. Frencl--East ditto, |. K.
Kimbal doto Patrick Kcegan ditto c. Harrington
Union, Nelson CulIer-Lincolnvll Corner, N.
Knights, and Ed Hill: Washington, J. Linkin;
Jefferson, George Weeks; Camden, j. Jones; Lin.
coinviIle, Sylvester & Son; Belmont, ]. Carver;
Hope, George Pease; Searsmont, S. Patteo; North
port David Elder ,Jr.; North Wlitefed, Post Office,
#. G DAVIS.
S. Fl COLESWORTFlY, Portland. will supply
1he agents with the PIs for the Counties Of Gum
berIand Lincoln and York. J. o. LIN GLEY.
Or Brandrelh's only orthorised Travelling Agent
in tho State q, Maine.
j May %, 1883