Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
The Br0ndreh Pills,

Considerations for Physicians and their
Patients.
FRNHE experience of every man who knows anv
"A thing of the nature and treatment of disease
forces upon him the conclusion, that proper pur
gative is the only medicine universally applicable
Ii is true that in cases, the Lancet Antimo
ny, Mercury and remedies of the same class NAV
appear to afford relief But when this is So il Il
only because they artificial modes Of lessenng
the amount OF humors in the body, while vegetable
purgation with the
BRANDRETH PILLS
is the natural one. They abstact the impurities
OUT of the blood while other remedies either take
the itself, or while they tend to lessen its
qualities, absolutely impart greater acidity to wha,
is left behind.
That the Principle of Purgation, has too often
suffered from the remedies employed, one can
doubt. For instance, Physician is called to a pa
tent, he finds him with furred 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 bad one, If, instead Of
being bland and cooling in its action, il drastic
acrld or inert, 1t 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 purges
try emetics, but this if the patient be weak is
worse then comes blood-ettng, but this is worse
and worse at last, after thousand fatal cases, our
Physician has bought experience with the lives of
his patients "A terrible currency this, but so il is!
ne now goes DICK 10 MS 1OT ne nnds
that is better infinitely better than any other meth
cd Of treatment There is perhaps not a Physician
that has counted fifty summers, but could il he
choose, corroborote the above. II be seen how
important good purgative is, if bad one useful.
Let Inc then endeavor 10 impress upon all men,
Physicians included, the Importance of that purga-
tive, which is bland, yet powerful, whose mild yet
efiicacious action expels all impurities from the
blood. Time will prove, nay, has already proved,
that Brandreth's Pills are a reliable purpatiye. II
il fact trh he ton offe hat
the purgatives generally administered by physicians
cannot be relied upon. Why is this First, be.
cause the purgatives recommended by physicians
are for the most part 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 yet they become dangerous, from being
mixed by unskilful persons, who having idea Of
their different afinities, mix ingredients which
neutralize each other, or become poisonous. Fourth
", that boys and uneducated persons are so often
LETT IN charge of drug Stores that il is both unwse
and unsafe to send TO 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 chaff, you
shall search all day ere you shall find them
1t should be understood that besides the purga
tyes being often dangerously compounded, II is not
possible to obtain any from Doctors or Druggists,
that do not weaken and if used for any long period
daily, that would not cause death. Any
who has been obliged to use them for many doysi in
succession knows how true this description is And
herein is TO be accounted for the repugnance many
persons exhibit following the directions for using
the BRAHDRETH Pills. The purgatives they have
heretofore used have debilitated, Frustrated
every faculty of mind and body, that they suppose
all purgatives must have similar effect. But the
Brandreth Pills. although purgative, mild yet
energetic in their action, and every days
strengthens the body This singular result is
known to be so by thousands; there is perhaps not
village or city throughout the extent of the United
States but that contains witnesses to the truth Of
this statement
Let Inc impress upon conscientious Physicians
the importance of trial of the BRANDRETH PiLLs.
Let them only make fair trial of them, and they
will concede the medicine is the best evacuent of
the bowels hitherto discovered. The ingredients
are all prepared expressly for the manufacture Of
Brandreth Pills. and il is impossible 10 obtain pur-
gaiive OF the same properties, except from DR.. b.
Brandreth Let ply sicians and the world at large
bear in mind, that the BRANDRETH PILLS may
be taken If necessary, for any length of time daily
not only without injury, but with a certainty of
beneficial results.
This universal medicine mildly but surely cleans
es the whole extent of the alimentary canal. II
then gives increased power TO the circulation OF
the blood, by which IT deposites any impurities it
may contain in the bowels, which organ expels them
from the body.
This action may be continued for days, or weeks,
or months, as the mildness or urgency of the dis
ease may demand. Or until the body has been
evacuated and re-made from the food consumed
How important 1t is that persons of feeble frames,
or impure constitutions, should without delay COM
monce with this pure and wholesome medicine
No time ought 10 be lost by using Lozenges or Can
dies as medicine, which are better adapted for the
destruction of the teeth than for the cure of any
disease. Experience has sufficiently tested that
these remedies contain invariably calomel, and otlr-
er active chemical agents. that have a very destruc-
tive effect, of which there are too many individual
ly convinced to their cost
The testimony in favor of the Brandreth Pills,
and the members who daily raised from a bed of
misery by their use, render imperitive that all
who are suffering from sickness should give thema
trial.
To RE REMEMBERED-
That Brandreth's Pills have stood a seven Years
test in the United States
That the only persons in Windham Co furnished
with the True Brdndreth Pills, are-at
Brnttleboro, Joseph Steen
Brattleboro w. Dunklee & Clark
Brookine Joel Coddipg
Bellows Falls, Nj. s. auckland
Cambridgeport, John S. Fullerton
Dover Perry & Gorham
Dummerston, Roger Birchard
Dummerston, Asa Knight
Grafton, George NJ Barrett
Gulllord, ID. II. Stevens & Co.
Gulllord +. Asa Smith.
Green River, S. s. w. G. Cutting.
Halifax, Sanford Plumb
Jamaica, Merriield & Newell
Jacksonville, Childs & Hitchcock
Londonderry, Alfred Pierce
Londonderry, Niles Aldrich
Marlboro, Jesse Cone
New Fame, Birchard & Sawyer
Newiane, James Charter
Putney, Chandler & Co.
Rockingham, Alfred Sargent
SaXonVllle, Charles Dickinson