Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-20
BRA.NDRETHS PILLS

| proved, by the experience of thousands, to be
when properly pprsevered WITH curtain care, in
every form, of the only one Disease, all having the
| same origin. and invariably arise from the UNI
! VERS4L ROOT of all disease, namely impurity
or imperfect circulation Of tie btOOd.
! They remove all noxous accommodations, and
purify and nvigorate the blood, and their good eff
fects not counerbalanced by any Inconvenience;
being composed entirely of vegetables, they do not
| expose those who them to danger; and then
effects are certain they sautary; they are
| daily and safely administered to youth, manhood.
! infancy and ole age-and to women in the most
| critical and delicate circumstances-they do not
disturb or shock the animal tunctions, but restore
their order and re-estabish their health.
And for all the purposes which vegetable purga
i've, or certain cleanser OF the whole system are
required, they stand without a rival they are al
10 ). ed to BE ALL that can be accomplished i'll
medicine both for POWERand LMNOCENCE II
trtat iRSurcs patron. No care or expense spared
in their aanufacture DR.. Brandreth being too leal
Gus of his own fame to trust the mixing to any one
He attends to that department with his own hands,
and guarantees the medicine to be always equal to
whai it ever has been. The States Of Michigan
and illinois resound with the praises of this valuable
medicine Persons are often known to ride sixty
miles throughlhe woods for box. The Brandreth
Pills are indeed and speedy cure for Fever
and Ague, and those miserable Bilious tevrrs, With
| which. unfortunately, these districts abound
! Therefore, the Brandretbian method Of curing III
kinds of disease, has no longer to contend with
the blind prejudces Of the greatest portion of the
pu bic: it is only with those few who still are
| determined sto be killed according to rule" like
| the people ofold, who would have king to reign
| over them But, thanks 10 the circulation OF
| newspapers-thanks to The general diffusion OF
! knowledge, when enables nineteen twentieths OF
! the people to read and Judge for themselves-now
we no longer believe in swallowing that deadly
mineral Mercury, protesting to curo--but universal
ly leaving US ina worse condition after its uso.
To avoid Counterieits:
~NEVER FORGET
70 ask for the CERTIFICATE OF AGENcY. See nat
it is dated ioitja the taoelpe months merit preceding.
That it contains miniature view Of my Labor
atory at Sing Sing.
That the name sf the person holding the same is
written thereon.
And that it is signed with pen, B. BRAN
DREIH NJ. d., with my family arms stamped upon
the paper.
The following Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln
Counties are regularly supplied by j. 0. LANGLEY
my only Traveller in Maine0 from my
Principai ". E. Branarethian Office,
40 HANOVER STREET. 10
BOSTON,
and are the only persons in the aforementioned
Counties from whom the Genuine u. V. U. Pills
BATH, HENRY HYDE.
Boaodoin, J& A Rogers.
B0lod0jnham, VIM Lunt d Co.
B0othbay, Samuel M'Clintock.
JefersoR, George Weeks.
Le,oistoa, james Chadbourne.
Lisbon Samuel Cushman.
.NGlccaede, w q Rolliu
.NobteJor0mgd, saac F. Chapman.
R5chnaond Tnoibaker u Thomas.
iopsh0m, o Frost
Union, Lewis Bachelor.
do. Nelson Cutler.
Htscasset, Edmund Dana.
do E. Adams.
Whitgfeld, TIC Davis.
Hashington Joshua Linnekin.
Peterborough, G W d F w Nichols.
do. James Hoyey
CUMBERLAND.
Brunsqoich, Joseph Griffin.
d. J Lansdell.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. D.,
PAL BroGdmay, NJ Y
August 30, 1880 -tr ep1y25
NEW GOODS.
E9 PALMER q LEDYARD are now opening an