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

A + THE PREsENr TIME, cousrRRFFtrrRs OF
n THESE CELEBRATED Pulls ARE COMPLETELY coRNERED,
GET orr THEIR STOCK OF SPURIOUS PILLS UNpgR
ANY NAME, IT TIME THAT THE POOR
INDIAN" HAD TO FATHER THE ABoRrIoNs CUNNING
The remarkable cures which have been effected nv Bran
deth's Pills, have astonisled the whole medical faculty,
ny of whom have conceded that they the greatest b
sing that given To the world
The celebrated Pills have such universally
good effect is because their action hamonizes with the m
man body.
Imp is the language of Holy Writ, figure applied spirit
ay it is true, but how could have
less CONFINED by EXPERIENCE in the of
NATTER The foundation upon which this figure ofScrpur
imnoveab the laws which govern tine tides
occasion the thunders % heaven.
.9The Condition.
The condition upon which God has given health to
is constant keep his stomach and bowels free from
al morbid orunheathy accnmuations The means to effect
hs must be those remedies which cleanse the bowels and
purify the blood. r..s=
Good heathf medicine is only species of food when
the animals, whose habits have the means of observing,
sick they wander through the fields, and make selection
of those herbs which open their bowels and purify their flu
ids which Immediately restore their health.
When dose OF Eandre's Pills is taken, they digest
ed and pass to every part OF the system bur they leave &
body when they have effected the intended purpose, and
| health and vieor by them insured.
Mineral medicines may enter the system hut they are
with difficulty got ont again and they always occasion pain
and misery while they remain in the body;
Whereas BrandrethS Pills innocent piece of
bread and are evacuated with the dsease Tor which they
/ are taken.
From the time we are born to the time we cease 10 breathe
Tour bodies constantly wasting, and constantly build
ing up The action of the atmosphere wears or wastes
Them The food we uat the digestive convert into
blood, which builds up hyIts circulating power
Thus the human body healthy when the blood eircuats
freely and when any thing prevents It's free course through
| the veins, disease commences.
Cosveness, Dyspepsia Fevers, in9ammations, are all
owing this and all the troubles attending them could al
be prevented by the timely of Hrandre's Pills.
their very action tends at once to clear The circulation OF all
impairment and remove every cause or occasion Of mpuy
from the blood. There are thousands-nag, milionsat
tins moment, this country, and all others whom we may
really consider half dead. They may be said TO carry
their death in their bowels and circulation This is no lin
aginay circumstance wish were. The thousands whom
where with cadayerous looks, yellow
Skins and green eyes speak in language not to be msfa-
KEN Of the state of their stomach and bowels and te con
condition of their blood. The body is thus, while
in life reduced the condition of aoorpse and the reason
why bodies in pntrid condition amer
death, is more from the quantity ofmpure h'mos contained
in them at Tie time they EXPIRED than from any other cause
Aud WHO'S there win allow, that if Brandreth's
Pills had been employed as TO have removed those IN
pure hnlnors, that if might not have been saved! Who
ever will but give this subject very little consideration,
VIII at once perceive the perfect identity between the putnd
humos of the body before DEATH and the humors which
occasion the peculiar fptor Of dead body.
| 3CF7The following gentlemen authorised Agents.
| BATH. HENRY HYDE. .Neaocostlt, w G Rollin
BOothbay, Samuel MoClinock Marlborough, Chapman
BoaOdoia, j & Rogers Poland, Stephen Nj Marble
Bo,odoiabaia o Llnt x Co Portland, II Colesworthy
| Bremen James HGvey. Raymond, Seth Gibbs
! Bristoi Arnold Baney Richmond, Enoch Avery,
Brups,gcE, G J Collins George II Thomas
Brdgt0R, Caleb Parker 50 George, David Seavy,
! Cushing, William Rice Fish and Hopper
DaRrale ] + Davis StaRdish, S Dennet 4 Co
Durham, Miller Higgins Standish E., W. 4. and H. Nj
Friendship, John GeYer TaOmdSton, II F0gg & Co,
Freeport, Gore & Holbrook Nathan Redlon,
Groy r Hancock Perey Boynton & Miller
C0rham II 4 C Clements n Thomason, Kimball & Cobb
J Davis & T0pShdm, y Frost
Harrison, f Blake j II Phiney UaiOa Zninglus Collins
,Jeftrson George Weeks Henry Fosset & Co
Lisbon, Samuel Cushnan, j. WdldOborough james Hovey
Gerish, ID Bryant Wdrren, Thomas Hodgman
Lcsoistoa p Briggs & Co. J Whited, George Turner
Jones II l4abalister
.Inot Jacob Dwinel Gore & WIscosset, Edmund Dana
Freeman, n y Woodbury. W0oioch, Gould Hathom
" Gloucester Own Chandler Hrshingt0E, Joshua Lnneki
SEQ HeStbrook Warren and Prng
| " Yarmouth, Stoekhridge and Josiah Field
| I.orng Wiadham, Edmund Boodv.
0r5-These persons regularly supplied by me from my
| PRGNcIPAL OFFICE,
! 2il Broadway, opposite the City Hall, New FORK.
N. Il. OFFICE,
I3-HamOyer street-l0
/ RyONLYIS1
place in BOSTON for these truly excellent lis.
h. BRANDRETH, NJ. u.
Entered according act of Congress- in the year ls4i
by benjamin Brandreth in the Clerks Office of the District
Count Of the Southern District Of New York.
July 29th, lS4l. eply25