Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-26
BRANDRETn PILLS.


T THE PRESENT TIME, THE coBNrERFHITERs OF
"A rHEsE CELEBRATED PILLs ARE COMPLETELY ooRNERRD,
cat osy THEIR STOCK OF sPGRIoUs Pills UNDER
ANY NAME. IT IS NOT THE TIME THAT THE POOR
Indian" hAs HAD 10 FATHER THE AsoRTIoNs CUNNING
MEN
The remarkable cures which have been effected nv Bran
detls Pills have asonshed the whole medical facultv ma
ny of whom have conceded that they the greatest
sing that gwen to The world.
The these celebrated Pills such universally
good is because their action ham0nzes with the hu
body
ePurge out the old leaven, that We may become new
lump is language of Holy Writ, figure applied spirit
ually il is tne, but how could have APPLfcAToN
less by PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE in the Of
mater' The foundation upon which tins figure Of Scripture
mmoveable the laws which govern the ides
occasion the thunders Of heaven.
The condition upon which God has given health
keep his stomach and bowels free from
all morbid orunhealthy Accommodations The effect
this mus be those remedies which cleanse the bowels and
purify the blood.
Good healthnl medicine is only species of food when
the animals, whose habits have the means of observing,
SICK they wandrrtoqeh the deds and make selection
Of those herbs which open their bowels and purify their flu
ids, which Immediately restore their health.
When dose OF Brandels Pills taken, they are digest
ed and pass to every part of The system hut they leave the
body when they have effected The intended purpose, and
hea aii ana Visof are py tlem insured
Mineral medicines may enter The system put they arc
with d1clty got out again md they always occasion pain
and misery while they remain in the pody
Whereas Brandreth's Pills innocent piece of
bread and are evacuated with the disease which hey
are taken.
From the time we are born to the time we cease TO BREATHE
our bodies constantly wasting and constantly build
ing up. The action of the atmosphere wears wastes
them The food eat the digestive organs convert into
blood which renews builds up by is circulating power
bs The human body is healthy when the blood circuiaes
freely and when any thing prevents its free course through
the VEINS disease commences.
CoStiveness Dyspepsia Fevers, infanmations, are all
owing this and all the troubles attending them could al
he prevented by the timely use of andrets Pills,
their very action tends at to clear the circulation of all
impednent and every occasion Of mpurty
from the blood. There thonsands-nay, mions-at
this moment in this country, and all Others whom may
their death in their bowels and circulation. This Is no i'm
agnary circumstance. wish were The thousands whom
we meet every where with cadaYerOus looks, yellow
skins and speak in language not to be msa
ken of the state Of their stomach and bowels and the
sequent condition of their blood The body is thus, while
in m reduced to the condition of copse; and the reason
why some bodies are so soon in pntrd condition ate,
DEATH is from the quantity of impure humors contained
in them at the time they EXPIRED than from any other cause
And who there that viii not allow that if Brandreths
Pills had been employed, so as to have removed those I'M
pure humors that life might moi have been saved Who
ever will but give this subject very little consideration,
will at perceive the perfect identity between the putrid
humos of the body before death, and the humors which
occasion the peculiar tHtor Oft dead body.
G5@Fhe following gentlemen authorised Agents.
BaT'H HENRY HYDE rNe,ocastle, w Rollin
BoothJay Samuel McClinock. NoJleborough F Chapman
Bo~doin, 4 Rogers Poland, Stephen M Marble
BOwdoinham, o Lunt & Co Portland, S Fl Colesworthy
Bremen, James Hoyey. Raymond, Seth Gibbs
Bristol, Arnold Blaney Richmond Enoch NJ Avery,
Bruns'oiet, G Collins George II Thomas
BridgtOn, Caleb Parker St George, David seavy,
Cushing, William Rice Fish and Hopper
DanUHe, f Davis StandiSh, s Dennet Il Co
Durham Miller & Higgins Stlndish E., w. 7. and H. NJ
Edgecomb, Joseph Merrill Chadboun
Friendship John Geyer 1ROmason, Fogg & Co,
Freeport, Gore & Holbrook Nathan Redlon,
Gray, II Hancock, Perley Boynton & Miller
G0radm, & C Clements, e ThomasOn, Kimball Il Cobb
J Davis & 90 70psham, L Frost
Harrison, Blake, Phiney Union, Zunglus Collins
Jefferson, George Weeks Henry Fosset & Co
Lisbon, Samuel Cushman j. WaldobOroagh, James Hovey
Gerish, B Bryant Wdrren, Thomas Hodgman
Lewiston, Briggs & Co. HhitefeLd George Turner,
Jones T B LabaseT
.MinO Jacob Dwinel; Gore & Wfscdsse, Edmund Dana
Freeman, N Woodbury. Hooloich, Gould Hathom
" Gloucester, Own Chandler Washington, Joshua Linnek
&Co WeStbrOOk Warren and Pring
" Yarmouth, Stockbrdge and Josiah Field
Lorng Uindham Edmund Body.
65-These persons regularly supplied by from my
PRINcIPAL OFFICE,
24l Broadway, opposite the City Hall, New York.
N. +. OFFICE,
19-HanOver STREET.-THE
H3-ONLYfT -'+
| place in BOSTON for these truly excellent Pills.
B. BRANDRETH, M D.
Entered according to act of Congress- in the year l84
by Benjamin Bandreth in the Clerks Office of the District
| Court of the Southern District of New York.
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