Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-23
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n THESE cE.ERRArED PmLs COMPLETELY coRNERrp,
IT Is NOT SURPRISING THAT THEY ENpEAvoR TO
GET orr THEM STOCK OF SPURIOUS PILLS uNprR
ANY NAmE. II IL xor rHr FtRsr TINS THAT rHE poor
INDIAN'' 30 FATHER THE ABoRTIoSs CUNNING
The remarkable cures whca have been effected nv Bran
deth's Pills. have astonsbed m whole medical faculty. ma
ny of conceded that they the greatest
sing that given TO the world
The reason these celebrated Pills have such universally
good effect is because their action hamo1es with the hu
man body.
lump is the language OF Holy Writ, figure applied spirit
ually is tine, how could have APPLICATIONS
less by PRACTICAL ExrERE NcE IN the BODY of
matter? The foundation upon which this figure OF Scripture
as mnovcahls the laws which govern the ddes,
occasion the thunder3 OF 5,l heaven ayal;,,,a ;,
The condition upon which God has given health 10
is constant keep his stomach and bowels Tree from
all morbid orgnhaathy accumplaons The means to effect
tins must be those remedies which cleanse the bowels and
purify the blood.
GOOD heaihhl medicine is only a species of food when
the animals, whose habits have the means of observing,
are sick they wander through the fields, and make selection
of those herbs which open heirbowes and purify their n
IDS, which immediately restore their health -
Whom dose ofBmndrets Pills is taken, they are digest
ed aud pass every part OF Tue system but they ea9e1he
body when they have effected the intended purposes and
health and yigor are by thsm insured
with difficulty again and they always occasion pain
and misery whI- they remain in the body ''''
Whereas Brandreth's Pills as innocent as piece OF
bread, and are e.acaed with the disease for which they
taken.
From te time we are born to the time we cease to BREATHE
our bodies are constantly wasting, and as constantly build
ing up The action Of the atmosphere wears or wastes
them. The foud eat, the digestive convert into
blood which builds up by its circulating power.
Thus the human body is healthy when the blood circulates
reely aud when any thing prevents ITS free through
the veins, disease commences
Costivenss, Dyspepsia Fevers, Inhammations, all
owing this and ali the troubles attending them could al
ways be prevented by the timely of Brandre's Pills.
their yefY action tends clear the circulation OF all
imnedimpn and remove every caIse or occasion mpuriy
from the blood. There ihousAndsnay, mllions-at
this moment this country, and all Others whom we may
really consider as half dead They NAV be said to carry
dlnfi dir nd
aginary circumstance. wisht Were. The thousands whom
we meet every where with cadayerous looks, yellow
skins and eyes, speak language not to be msta-
KEN of the of their stomach and bowels and the con
sequent condition of her blood. The body thus, while
in LIFE reduced to the condition of corse and the reason
why bodies in putrid condition after
death, is from the quantity ofmplre humors contained
in them at the time they EXPIRED than from any other cause
ana whols there that WIN moi allow, that IL branareS
had been employed, as to have removed those I'M
pure hnmors, that life might not have been saved? VINO
ever will but give this subject little consideration,
will at perceive the perfect denty between the pqrd
humors of the body before death, and the humors which
occasion the peculiar fetor ola dead body.
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Entered according act of Congress, in the year 1871,
by Benjamin Brandreh, in the Clerks Office of the District
Court of the Southern District of New York.
July 29th, 1871. eply25