The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-06

are genuine unless the box mas three labels up
on it, each containing fac smile signature Of
my handwriting, thus-B. Brandreth. These
labels engraved on steel beautifully designed
and done at an expense of several thousand dol
lars.
Rem. mber the top, the side, and the bottom
At the present time, ,ohen the counter
feiters of these celebrated Pills are
completely cornered, it is not surpris-
ing to find that they endeauor to get
off their stock of spurious Pills under
any name. Ii IS not the first time that
the "Poor Indian" has hadto father the
abortionS of cunning men.
The remarkable cures which have been effect
ed by Brandreth's Pills, have astonshed the
whole medical faculty, many of whom have cons
sdered that they are the greatest blessing ever
given to the world.
The reason these celebrated Pills have such
universally good effect, is because their action
harmonizes with the human body.
" Purge out the old leaven, that we may be-
come a new lump" is the language of Holy
Writ, a figure applied spiritually, it is true, but
how could il have any application unless CON
FIRMED BY PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE, in the
BODY of matter? The foundation upon which
this figure of scripture rests is as mmoveable
as the laws which govern the tides, or occasions
the thunders of Heaven.
"THE CON ITIoN."
The condition upon which God has given
health to man is a constant care TO keep his stom-
ach and bowels free from all merbid and unheal-
thy Accommodations. The means to effectths must
be those remedies which cleanse the bowels and
purify the blood.
Good healthful medicine is only species of
food; when the animals, whose habits we have the
means of observing, are sick, they wander thro-
the fields, and make selections of those herbs
which open their bowels and purify their fluids,
which Immediately restore their health.
When dose of Brandreth's pills are taken,
they are digested and pass to every part of the
system; but they leave the body when they have
effected the in tended purpose, and health and
vigor are by them insured.
Mineral medicines may enter The system, but
they are with difficulty got out again; and they
always occasion pain and misery while they re-
main in the body.
Whereas Brandreth's Pills are as innocent as
piece o. bread. and evacuated with the disease
for which they are taken.
From the time We are bonn tothe time we cease
to breathe, our bodies are constantly wasting,
and as constantly building up. The action of the
atmosphere wears or wastes them. The food We
eat, the digestive organs covert into blood, which
renews or builds up by its circulating power
Thus the human bodyis healthy when the blood
circuates freely, and when any thing prevents its
free course through he veins, disease COM
meDces.
Costiyeness, Dyspepsia, Fevers, In1ammations,
are all owing TO this, and all the troubles attend
ing them could always be prevented by tine timely
use OF Brandreth's Pills, as their very action at
once tends to clear the circulation Of ali impedi-
ment, and remove every cause or occasion OF IN
purity from the blood. There are thousands-nay
millions-at this moment, in this country, and all
others, whom we may really onsider as ad
They may be said to carry their death in their
bowels and circulation. This is no imaginary
circumstance. | wish it were. Thousands whom
we meet every where with cadIverous looks, yell
low skins and green eyes, speak in language
not to be mistaken, of the state of their stomach
and bowels, and the consequent condition of their
blood. The body is thus, while in life reduced to
The consequent condition of corpse and the
reason why some bodies are 50 soon in putrid
condition after death, is more from the guam
lily ofimpure humors contained IN them at the
time they expired, than from any other cause. |
And who is there that will not allow, that if |
Pills had been employed, so as to re-
move these impure humors, that life might not
lave been saved Whoever will give this sub /
ect but very little consideration will at once per-
:eve the perfect identity between the putrd hu-
nors Of the body before death, and the humors
which occasion the peculiar fetorof adead body.
DR. BRANDRETH'S
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
> at 2il Broadway, opposite the City Hall ,NYork
N. E. OFFICE,
10 H.4.NOVER STREET, 10
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