Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14
The Rr0ndreth Pills.

Considerations for Physicians and their
Patients.
ITHNIIE experience of every man who knows an,
" thing of the nature and treatment of dlseas
forces upon him the conclusion, tina, proper pur
gative is the only medicine universally applicable
/ 1t is true that IN some cases, the Lancet Antmo
ny, Mercury, and remedies Of the same class may
appear to afford relief But when this is so, il i
only because they are artificial modes OF lessening
the amount Of humors in the body, while vegetable
purgation with the
BRANDRETU PILLS
is the natural one. They abstact the impurities
OUT of the blood while other remedies either take
the BLOOD itself, or while they tend TO lessen ir
qualities, absolutely impah greater acidity 10 wha
| is left behind.
That the Principle of Purgation, has too often
suffered from the remedies employed, no one can
doubt For instance, a Physician Is called to pa.
tent, lac fluids him with iurred tongue, sick stom.
ach pain in the head, and bowels disordered. The
first thing he does is TO give purge If IT chance
to be good one, the patient gets well immediately.
On the contrary, if 1t were bad one, IT, instead d
being bland and cooling IN IFS action, II were drastic
acrid or inert. il would IN the former instance in.
crease the evil symptoms of the disease and in the
latter produce no beneficial effect So the Phys.
clan says, find no good from the use Of purgcs
now try emctics, hut Tins If the patient be weak is
worse then comes blood-leiting, but this is worse
and worse at last, after thousand fatal cases, our
I Physician has bought experience with the lives Of
his patients. A terrible currency this, but so il is
He now goes back 10 his bad purgatve, for he finds
that is better, infinitely better ihan any other meth.
cd of treatment There is perhaps not Physician
that has counted fifty summers. but could il he
choose, corroborote the above. 1t can be seen how
important good pnrgativc is, if bad one is useful
! Let me then endcavor 10 impress upon all men,
Physicians included, the importance Of that purga.
tive, which is bland, yet powerful, whose mild yet
eiiicacious action cxpels all impurities from the
blood Time will prove, nay. has already proved
that Bran .reihs Pills are reliable purgatve 1t
is a fact which cannot be too often exposed, that
the pugatves generally administered by physicians
| cannot be relied upon. Why is this First, be.
| cause the purgatives recommended by physicians
= are for the most mart mercural Secondly even if
vegetable, they are selected without Judgment and
therefore uncertain, and often dangerous in their
action Thirdly when they happen to be Of good
qualities vet they become dangerous. from being
mixed by unskiul persons, who having no idea Of
their different aiiniiies. mix ingredients which
mcutraze each other or become POISONOUS. Fourth
! w. that bows and uneducated persons are so often
len in charne of drmr stores that it is both unwise
and unsafe 10 send to places from whence so many
death warrants have Lccn issued. That there are
MANY rcsnect,bIr or,tr,rrn who are bv nr,ie.son
druGgis,s do moi pretend to deny. hut like the two
grams of wheat in Gratapa's bushel Of chaff you
/ shall search all day ere Won shall find them
/ II should lie understood that besides the purca
tives being often dangerously compounded il is not
nossilla "a ob,,in ans, Crc,, 'Dcc,nrs or Drurr.s
that do not weaken. and if used for anv long p,riod
daily that would not soon cause death ANY one
who has been oblig d TO use henl for many DAYS in
succession knows how irue this descripiionis And
herein is to be accounted for the n p,iunance many
persons exhbit TO following The directions for usuy
The BR,NDHrTu Pms The nurnatives they have
heretofore used have so dcbil,,aed. so prostIaied
every faculty of mind and body that thew suppose
all pTrq,ii,cs must have similar cfIcct Bnt ,h,
Bramdfeth Pills. although a purpatiye. are mild We,
enerretic in their action. and every DAYS u,r
Strengthens the body This singular result il
known TO be so by thousands there is perlaps not
avilare or city iirouylou The c,,ept al The limited
States but that contains witnesses 10 the ,rptb of
this statement.
! Let me IMPRESS mon conscientious Physician,
the Importance of n trial of The BpAxpRrTu PR.
Lei ,ben, orl,, nab a ;;r ,r;.l 81 ,h.n, md ,hey
will conccde the mt dcine is the best cvacuent Of
I the bowels hitherto discovered. The ingredients
are all prepared expressly for the manufacture of
Dtahdreth RUS and II Is Impossible To obtain puI'
EauVe oil Inc same properties except from Dr b.
bear in mind tbatp The BRASpRFTH I PIT nv NV
he taken il necessary. for any length of time daiy
/ mot only uiibon, ;rinr,. h,,; III cor,a;,tr -
beneficial results.
Tins universal medicine mildly but surely cleans
es the whole extent of the almentary canal. 1t
, .ncn gives increased power 10 the circulation OF
'iie oIoou, py wn'cn " GePoSnes any impurities
,ay oIn'n III 'he oowels' whch organ eApeis them
This action may be continued FIR DAYS or weeks
or months as the mildness or urgcncv of the dis
ease may demand. Or until the body has been
evacuated and re-made from the food consumed.
How important it is that persons of feeble frames,
OF impure constitutions, should without delay cont
I me- WIN ,lis pure and wholesome medicine
dies nS ,,ao,,, u.s. oy Is,ag Sl , s,,
d"s,r.,;"n ~ " ,. aLe oetei auapteu ior VIC
disease. Experience has suf6eiently tested that
these remedies contain invariably calomel and 9th.
active chemical agents, that have very destruc.
tive effect, OF which there are too many individual.
~ convinced TO their cost.