Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-07
RRANDRETn PILLS.


A T THE PRESENT TIME, WHEN TIE ooUNTERFEITERs OF
"A THESE CELEBRATED PrILs COMPLETELY coRsERED,
GET orr THEM STOCK OF sPGRIoUs PILLS UsDEH
ANY NAME. lr POOR
lNDIAN HAD TO FATHER THE ABoRTIoNs OF CUNNING
MEN.
The remarkable which have been effected by Bran
det's Pills have astonshed the whole medical faculty.
Of whom have conceded That they are the greatest bes
sing that given TO the world
The these celebrated Pills have such universally
good effect because their action hanonzes with the hu
man body.
PURGE out the old leaven, that ye may become
lump is the Language Of Holy Writ figure applied spirit
ualy tre how could have APPLICATIONS un-
less by PRACTICAL ExPERIENcE IN the BODY OF
matter; The Foundation upon which this figure ofscpture
rest, inmoyeab the laws which govern the Ides OF
occasion the thnnders Of heaven,
The rnud ian uunu which f3ed has given health TO man
Is constant TO keep hi7 stomach and bowels lee from
a morbid Unhealthy denominations lhe means 10 eiert
this De these remedies which cleanse the bowels and
purify the blood.
Good heaithil medicine only species of food when
the animals whose habits have the means of observing,
SICK they wander through the fields, and make selecon
Of those herbs which open herbowels and purify their fn
ids, which Immediately restore their health.
When dose fBrandreths Pills is taken, they are digest
body when they have effected the intended purpose, and
health and yigur are by them insured.
Mineral medicines may enter the system but they are
with difficulty again and they always OCCASION PAIN
and misery while they remain in the body:
Whereas Bandreths Pills me as innocent as piece Of
bread and are evacuated with the disease Tor which tey
/ are taken
Costiyeness, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Tnfammaons, are all
owing 10 this aud all the troubles attending them could al
ways prevented by the timely of Brandreths Pills, AZ
their very action tends To clear the circulation of all
mp'dment aud remove every cause or occasion Of mprty
nom We blood tIeTe are tRoasahuH-hay hllois--aL
This momen in this country, and all Others whom we may
ely consider half dead. They may be SAID TO carry
their death IN their bowels aud circulation This is no I'm
agnaW circumstance. wishlt were. The thousands whom
We meet every where with cadaverous looks, yellow
skins aud eyes, speak in language not 10 be mista
ken, Of the of their stomach and bowels and the con
seQurnt condition Of their blood. The body thus, while
in life reduced to the condition of corpse; and the reason
! SO
DEATH is from the quantity of impure umors contained
in them nj the time they expired than from any other cause.
And who is there that will not allow, that if BrandreS
Pills had been employed, as to have removed those I'M
pme mmors thai life might not have been saved VINO
will but give this subject very little consideration,
will at perceive the perfect denity between the pnd
humors of the body before DEATH and the humors which
occasion iIe peculiar f,Ptor Of a dead body
From the time born 10 the time we cease to breahe,
o bodies constantly wasting, and constantly build
ing up The action of the atmosphere wears or wastes
them. The food we eat the digestive organs convert INTO
blood which builds up by its circulating power
Thus the human body healthy when the blood crcuates
freely and when any thing prevents its free course through
the vens disease
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Br1Rslricf, G ] Collins George Thomas
Bri4gto", Caleb Parker St Gorge, David seayy,
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Dqrtam Miller Higgins StaHdish f., w. Il. and II. NJ
Edgecomb, Joseph Merrill Chadbourn
Fneodship John Geyer Th0maston, T Fogg & Co,
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J Davis & lTopshdR, o Frost
HarriSon Blake, j II PhineyI Union, Iuinglus Collins
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eco UeStbrook Warren and PriDg
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1These persons regularly supplied by me from my
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24l Broadway, opposite the City Hall, New York
n. T.. OFFICE,
18-IsanOVer STREET.-THE
GTONLY-&B
place in BOSTON for these truly excellent lis.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. u.
Entered according to act of Congress- in the year ls4l
by Benjamin iandeth in the Clerks Office of the District
Court Of The Southern District OF New York;
July 29tb, 1911. ply259