Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-11
The Brdndreth Pills.


"Wh0t has Teen The iong,a kno,en las been most
consideredj ami trhat hos Jccn mort con-
suffered IS bes vndeysfOod
Considerations for Physicians and their
Patients,
'HNIE experience of every man who knows any
n thing of the nature and treatment Of disease,
forces upon him the conclusion That n propry MARI
gaiive Is the only medicine universally applicable
IL IS true That ~ cases. the Lancet A ntim0.
ny, mercury, ana remedies Of the same class may
appear to afford relief But when this is so, il IL
only because they are artificial modes of esssn;o,
the amount Of hunlors in the body. while yege,,hi
purgaion with the
BRANDRETH PILLS
is the natural one. They abstact the irnp,,r;t;es
OUT of the blood while other remedicr e,,I,r ,oL
the BLOOD itself, or while they tend To lessen ils
qualities, absolutely impar greater acdity 10 what
is left behind.
That The Principle Of Purgaion, has too often
sunered from the remedies employed, no one cam
doubt. For instance, Ply sclan is called to pa
tent he finds him with iurred tongue, sick stu,n.
gch, pain in the head, and bowels dlsordcred The
first thing he does is To give a purge; il il chance
to be good one, the patient gets well mIne diaiely
On the contrary, If IL a lad one it, instead OF
being bland aud cooling IN lis action il were drastic
acrid or inert, II would in the former instance in
crease the evil symptoms of the disease and in the
latter produce no beneficial effect So the Pbysi-
can says, lind no good from the use of putpes
now try ENC tics, but this, it the patient be weak il
worse then comes blood-lcting hut this is wors.
and worse at last after a thousand fainl css.s our
Physician has bought experience with the lives of
ms patents terrible currency this, Lat so il is
lie now goes back 10 his bad purgatve for he 6nds
that is better infinitely better ,han anv otber Meth
90 OF treatment There is perhaps not Physician
that has counted fifty summers but could II Le
choose, c"rroborote the above. ii can be seen how
important good purgativc is, if bad one is useful
Let me then endcavor TO impress upon ali NOR
lhysiclans included the importance OF that puroa
i've which is bland, yet powerful, whose mild vel
eihcacious action expels all impurities from the
nIoou, iiie VIII prove, nay, has already proved,
mat bran reih PILLS are reliable purgatiye IL
IS TACT which cannot be too often exposcd that
the purgatIves generally administered by physicians
cannot be relied upon. Why is this: First. be-
orese '.e Purga'ves recommendcd by physicians
vegetable, they are selected without iudrnen, and
therefore uncertain, and often dangerous in their
action Thirdly. when they happen to be of good
quaht'es yet they become dangerous from being
mixed by unskiiiul persons, whv having no ,le, ~
their different aflntes mix Ingredients ub;cb
ncutralize each other or become p6isonous F,urib
ly, that boys and un, ducated persons are so oi,r,
LETT IN charge of dug stores, that il is both unwse
and unsafe to send 10 places from whence SO many
death warrants have been issued That there are
many respectable gentlemen who are by profession
druggists, do not pretend To deny but like the two
grams OF wheat in Gratianas bushel of chat. you
shai' search all day ete you shall find them
IL should be understood, that besides the puroa
hves being often dangerously commanded II IL n,
possible 10 obtain any from Docturs or Drupysts
that do not weaken, and If used fol any lonr M r;od
daily, that would not soon cause death Any ON,
who has been obliged 10 use them for many dsrs il,
succession knows how true this description as And
herein is 10 be accounted for the rcpupuance many
persons exhibit to following the directions for usn
the BRAsDRETH PuIs. Tie purpatiyrs ,hey have
heretofore used have so debat'd, SO Frustrated
every faculty OF mind and body, thut they spppose
all purgatives must have n similar effect I'm tI,.
Brandreth Pills. although pureatve, are mild vet
energetic IN their action and every DAYS is,
strengthens The body. This singular result is
known to be so by thousands there is perhaps NOT
village or city throughout the extcntoi the Tinted
states but that contans witnesses 10 the truth OF
this statement
Let me impress upon conscientious PHYSICIANS
the Importance OF trial Of the BRASpRyri, Pas
Let them only make a fair trial of them and ,hcx
VIII concede the medicine is the best eyacuent AZ
the bowels hitherto discovered. The ingredients
are all prepared expressly for the manufacture of
brahdreth Fills, and II is impossible To Obtain p,,,
gauve oi 'ae same properties, except froan Dr. B.
brandreth Let physicians and the world al lsrcr
bear m mind, that the BRANDRETH Pills nsY
he taken II necessary, for any length If time dail
hot only without INJURY. but with a certainty Of
beneficial results.
Tins universal medicine mildly but sure lr cleans
es lie Whole extent of the aliuprtary canal N
then gives increased power 10 the circulation al
the blood, by which Il dpposites any impurities Il
may contain in the towels which organ expeIs then.
from the body "
NIh's action nsay be continued for DAVIS. or weeks.
'" hon'ns, as The mildness or urgency of the dis.
ease may demand. Or until the body has be,,.
evacu and re-made from the food consumed
row important II is that persons of feeble franr.s
OF impure constitutions, should without DELAY com,
nence with this pure aud Wholesome medicine =
no time ought to he lost by using lzcnces or Can.
DIES as medicine, which are b, ter adauted for the
destruction OF the teeth than for the cure of an,
disease Experience has sufficiently tested thu,
'nese reiedes contain invariably caonei and 9th.
ef active chemical agents, that have verydrstruc.
tive effect, Of which there are too many 1divi
ly convinced 10 their cost.
ihe testimony in favor of the Brandreti Pills
and the ineinbets who daily raised from n he'd az
misery by Their use, render 1T imperitive that all
trial
10 RE REMEMBERED
That BrHndreth's Pills have stood s,r>rn ,-n,,.'
test in the United States
That the only persons in windham Co. furnished
with the True Brandrch PiliS, are-at
Brattleboro, Joseph Steen
Brattleboro w. Dunklee s. Clark
Brookline, Joel Codding
Bellows Falls, M. S. Buckiand
Cambridgepon, John S. Fullerton
Dover, Perry q C;nrLon.
Dummerston, Roger BiroLad
Dummerston, Asa Kninht
Graiion, George M, Barrett
Sulilord' ID. II, Stevens Il Go,
Gu ford f.. Asa Smith.
Green River, S. wv. G. Cutting.
Halifax, Sanford Plumb
jamaica, Merri6eld & Newell
Jacksonville, Childs K Hitchcock
Londonderry Alfred Pierce
Londonderry, Niles Aldrich
Marlboro, Jesse Cone