Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16
RRANnRETH PILLS

A 7 THE PRESENT TIME, WHEN The oouSTFRFEITERs OF
"A THESE CELEBRATED Pills COMPLETELY coRNERED
eE1 OFF THEIR STOCK OF SPURIOUS PILLS UNDER
ANY NAME. II Is NOT THE FIRST +" POOR
| INDGAN'' HAS FATHER ABoRTIoNs CUNNING
The remarkable cures which have been effected by Bran
deths Pills have astonsed the whole medical faculty
ny whom have conceded that they the greatest bes-
| sing that given 10 the world.
The these celebrated Pills have such universally
good effect is because their action hamnnzes with the hu
man body
! Purge out the old leaven, that ye may become
lump" is the language of Holy Writ figure applied spirit
naly, il is true hut how could il have ANY APPLICATION IN
less by PRACTICAL EXFERIEScR IN the BODY of
natter The foundation upon which this figure 9tserpmre
rests mmovcabe the laws winch govern the tides or
occasion the tlunder1 q on, he az a5ton
The condition upon which God has given health TO man
sa constant care to kccp his stomach and bowels free from
a morbid orunheltfy accpmnation7 Ihe means to effect
this must be those remedies which cleanse the bowels and
! purify the blood.
Good heahfu medicine is only species Of food when
the animals, whose habits have the of observing,
sick the, wander through the fields and make selection
Of those herbs which open their bowels and purify their 1n-
ids, which immediately restore their health.
When dose of Bandreh's Pills is taken, they digest
ed and pass every part Of the system but they leave the
body when they have effected the intended purpose, and
health and vigor by them insured.
Mineral medicines may the system but they
with difficulty got cut again aud they always occasion pain
and misery while they remain in the body:
Where's RIandreti's Pills are innocent piece Of
bread and evacuated with tie disease for which they
From the TIM We are born TO the time we cease to BREATHE
our bodies constantly wasting and constantly build
inr mp. The action Of the atmosphere wastes
ZEN rood we eat the digestive organs convert INTO
blood. within enews builds up hyis circulating power
Thus the human body healthy When the blood crculates
ec and when any thing prevents lis free through
the veins, disease commences.
Costveness, Dyspepsia, Fevers, determinations, all
owing to this, and all the troubles attending them could al
ways be prevented by the timely of Brandrts Pills as
their very action tends at to clear the circulation OF all
impeachment, and every occasion ompurity
from IN" blood. There are thouslnds-nay, milons-at
this moment, this country, and all others, whom we may
really consider half dead They Hay be said to carry
thrr death their bowels and circulation This is no i'm
aginary circumstance visht We're The thousands whom
We meet every where with cadaveT0uS looks, yellow
skins and green eyes, speak in language not to be mista
Een Of the state OF their stomach aud bowels and the con
segment condition of their blood. The body Is thus while
in life reduced the condition Of corpse and the reason
why some Eodes are 50 soon IN pnd condition aitet
death, more from the quantity ofimpure hnnors contained
in them at TIE tima they aypred than from any other cause
And Who'll there that viii not allow that if Brandreths
Pills had been employed as 10 have removed those I'M
pure him0rs, that life might not have been saved? Who
ever will but give this subject very lille consideration
will at once perceive the perfect identity between the putrid
umors OF the body before death, and the humos which
occasion the peculiar frtur ofa dead body.
{C3-lhe following gentlemen are authorised Agents.
RATH, HENRY HYDE ,Neycdstie, w G Rollm
Bootbag, Samuel 1lcChnock marlborough, Chapman
BoTdoia, j < A Rogers Poland, stephen NJ Marble
Boaodginia,a, Lunt & Co Portiaad, S II Coesworthy
| Bremen, James Hovey. Raymond, Seth Gibbs
Bristol, Arnold Blaney Richmond, Enoch Avery,
| BraaSoict G Collins George II Thomas
Bridgtoa, Caleb Parker St George, David seayy,
Cushing, William Rice Fish and llupper
DaariHe, J Davis StandiSh Dennet & Co
Durham, Miller & Higgins Standish e. w. T. and II. NJ
| Edgecoaab, Joseph Merrill Chadboun
Friendship John Geyer ThomaStoR Il FOgg & Co,
Freeport, Gore & llolbrook Nathan Redlon,
Gray, r Hancock, n Perley Boynton & Miller
G0rham Il & S Clements p TbOmastoa Kimball l. Cobb
Davis & 90 T0pshaa, o Frost
HARRISON Blake, J II Phiney UnjoR Zuinglius Collins
jefferson, George Weeks Henry Fosset & Co
Lisbon Samuel Cushman j. WtdobOrOugh, James llovey
i Gersh, D Bryant Warren, Thomas Iiodgman
Lecs0a, A Briggs Co, j U6tefetd, George Turner
Jones r. B Labalister
1iinot, Jacob Dwne Gore & iscaSset, Edmund Dana
i Freeman, n n Woodbury. Hdoilciet, Gould fathon
" Gloucester, CYn Chandler d3n goa, Joshua Inneki
eco HtstbrO0k Warren and Prng
" Yarmouth, Stockbridge and Josiah Field
Ioring H7Pdbdu, Edmund Body.
SsThesc persons regularly supplied by from my
II PRTNcIPAL t0fFIcE,
g: 24l Broadway, opposite the City Hail, New York.
/ \. l.. OFFICE,
t 19-Hanoyer strect-19
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place in BOSTON for truly excellent lis.
h. BRANDRETH, NJ. u.
Entered according If Congress, in the year lS4l
by Benjamin Brlndre in he Clerks Office of the District
Court Of the Southern District of New York.
f July 2Hh, 1871. eply25