The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-03-27
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES,
4 CHANGES of Temperament.

WATER must be adapted 10 the Flesh, or
here will be 10 PROF agation Of the species
The soil must be adapted 10 the seed. OF there
will be 10 increase. The climate must have
hose matte rs in it which which Will unite and
keep alive epidemical or contagious poisons, or
they will become extin guished. as a lamp that
is unsup2lied with oil. So likewise with the
Humln frame; 1t canrot be materially affect
ed by epidemical or contagious maladies unless
there be those matters floating in the circulation
which offer The appropriate soil. By purifying
our bodies with the B~RANDRETH PILLS. which
have affinity with those impurities upon which
conta gion feeds, we may always feel secure
whatever diseases may rage around US. True,
we, may have il, but it will be the affair of a
day or two, while those who have been too wise
TO use this simple and excellent remedy, either
die. or have weeks, perhaps months of sickness.
Sudden changes from hot TO chilly weather
are unfavorable to health, and 1t is 4 fact uni
~versslly admitted, that heat and moisture are
powerful SCENTS in producing disease, and that
constant DRY and constant WET weather are
both favorable to its generation: it does not sig
nifty WHAT we call IT: it may be ague; it may
be dysentary; bilious fever; it may be broncbi-
tbs; Itmay be cholic; it may be consumption OF
the bowels; it may be inflammation of the DOW
els, it may be Inflammation of the stomach; IL
NAV be nervous affection; but still 1t is disease,
and a disease durable by Brandreth Pills, be-
cause they remove ali impurities from the bocy
all that can in any manner feed the iuriher
progress of the malay no matter how called;
thus these pills are not only the most proper
medicine, but generally the only medicine that
need or ought 10 be used. At the present time
it is every mars duty who wishes 10 secure his
health to use them, it is the duty of every one
who knows anything of their health restoring
\ n0yUars IN mata - Gpoyvn in his immediate cir
Gle. For there are some alarming signs, which
tell of the app zach ofdiseases. The sudden
changes of temperament are more to be feared
and guarded against than any contagious malady
The INFLUENZA has left many in such a
state of weakness that there is in them a great
susceptibility 10 be affected by these changes OF
the atmosphere and contagious maiadles; but
by the timely use of Brandreth's Pills even now
this susceptibility can be in a great measure
removed, and power given 10 the system TO re-
sist these morbid poisons, and the sudden chan
ges in the weather with which it may be brot
in contact during the next 80 days. Nature has
formed the bowels for the evacuat on of all un-
healthy humors, and if man would but use com,
mon sense, he would take care they performed
this office faithfully. If the bowels are out oi
order IL too slow or 10 fast, a few doses OF Bran
dreth's Pills will bring them 10 order. Ask The
man who was dying from constlpated bower:
what cured him he tells you, Brandreth's Pm
Ask him who had had dysentary for SIX month;
and every remedy had failed; be will also tc!
you the Brandreth Pills cured him in a week.
So with other diseases. THelve Brandretf
Pills, rubbed down in BALI a pint of molasses
cured a little boy of an ulcer Of the face which
which a dozen doctors had tried TO cure, bu
could not; the poor parents would have glver
half they were worth to have had il cured, bu
every hing they tried did no good, until they
gave it a teaspoonfull ofmolasses every day, II
l-2 a pint Of which they had rubbed down L;
Brandreth pills; before the whole of the molas
ses was taken the ulcer was cured. And ye
some foolish people call Brandreth's pills quacE
medicine. 1t would be'well if there were a few
more such quack medinines. Will all YOU
pretended Sarsaparilla Compounds cure like tht
Brandreth's pills? Can they send you 10 ier'
sons cured as DR.. Brandreth can? Can thel
point out to you people who had been helpless
for years from Epilepsy and 81. Vitas' Dance
who have been cured by their remedies? |
they cannot, DR.. Brandreth can. Can they
point quit TO you 4 person who for twenty year,
had never had a stool without having used med
icide OF medicinal means, AM whom The Bran
pills cured. in a month, and gave hun as healthy
evacuations,a las he had when he was a child
If they cannot, DR.. Brandreth can.
The BRANDRETH Pills not only cure, al
durable diseases, but it can be demonstrated
that by their timely use, they must %infallibl.
cure, In a very short time, DR. Brandreth vii
bIing before the public a concentration OF hi
virtues of the BIandreth pills, both in the from
of pills, and in the fluid and then he will explain
The reason of the cures that must necessarily
be the result of using BRANDRErHIAN
EDIEs, whether they be internal or external o.
external. l have just received the case OF
| N adtCal nnnIlarnan t.k1 ro5flaa in ShprhTnOK
Canada, who for twenty years was sorely al
dicted with a disease, which came out in blotch
es and scabs all over his body This gentleman
so far forgot his prej1dices which too offer
curse his profession, as 10 apply personally IL
DR.. Brandreth, and his course proved 4 happy
one. Within six months he was entirely cured
of his miserable and tormenting disease by the
use OF the Brandreth pills. This valuable med,
Gins is for sale al DR. BRANDRETH's Office, "a
Broadway, and 276 Bowery, md $50 | = itud
son street, at 2Jc,S per box, with full direction;
Be careful you get the genuine; observe six sig
natures of DR.. Brandrelh OIL each box-threo
B. Brannreth and three Benjamin Brandreth.
List of Agents.
The following are the only authorized agents
for the Brandreth pills and Linamen inAddIsor
Co. IONA. HAGAR,- MiddlebuIy;
Simon Taft, Whiting:
Sholes & Webb, Ferrisburgh;
Munson s. Dean. Bristol;
B. +. Haskell, S. Everts, Cornwall;
Roscoe & Nash, Newhayen;
W. R. Bixby, Vergennes,
P. Fletcher and Son, J. Frost, Bridport;
X. Wright & Co. Shoreham;
Simonds & Birchard, Watch Point;
S. S. Johnson, Leicester. 37;ly
1850 Boxes of DIR. Rush's