The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-20
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90 Whatever may be said to the contrary,
have doubt but commissions very often eau
sed by worms, as well as nervous diseases IN gen
eral | knew young lady who had terrible ner-
vous attacks. Sometimes she had commissions Tor
hours together,l and when able TO be about, was IN
the greatest state of suffering. She consulted me.
told her she had worms but she had been told by
other physicians that it was the extreme dehcacy oil
her constitution that tho cause OF her afection.
For some time she determined to try what change
of air would do, and careful diet. She became
worse and worse. Her sufferings were oil that ner,
Vous character which made life itself burten, anu
she often felt though she would give any thing 10
be able to lay herself down and die. One night she
dreampt that Brandreth's Pills cured her. linen
she though Of the advice | had gwen her. one
commenced with the Pills, night and morning, IN
doses two Pills at night, and two IN the morning.
the seconb day, four Pills night, and two IN the
morning, the third day, six Pills at night, and Two
in the morning. She felt fearful, and took two fls
at night on the fourth day, determining to rest day
or two She felt herself much better on the 9TH day.
but the 9th and It'll she began feel as bad as usual
She then began again as at first, and when she got
TO eight Pills at nigh and two in the morning. nav
ing increased two each night, she parted with an
Immense quantity ofmaw worms, near'y two quarts,
in weight nearly six pounds. She continued TO take
the Pills almost constantly then, for some weeks,
and they restored hef the best possible state oil
health. To this case, and numerous others similar,
shall be happy TO refer any respectable applicant
Agents in every part of the country are able to refer
TO cases of Of almost every description OF char
acter in their immediate vicinity. So there is no
want of evidence.
Other cases Of worms mil ht be given, in which
the Pills have done the most remarkable cures. Lei
il be we'll understood that worms the conse-
quence Of Acrimonious Humors-that these humors
occasion all diseases, ofwhatever name, and that
the Brandreth Pills. by being taken in such doses as
viii fully purge, will surely cure Also that these
Pills may be sedwithout any danger, fear of an
over dose, want nothing to work them off, IL they
do work pleasantly, take another dose on top
Of those already taken; sure to do good and ACT
pleasantly. In other words, when the disease is toe
strong for the first dose
PURELYNERVOUS DISEASE.
| 1t NAV be thata person is nervous without any
connection with worms. Purgation, however, viii
Brandreth's Pills makes no exception, and will be
found TO afford every kind Of relief. If the disease
has been Of long stadding, it will be necessary {
perseryere in the use Of the Pills for some time.
WILDE well TO them STEADY for three four days
in doses sufficient to purge very freely Then 10 res
a few days, and do the same again; continuing TIN
use ofthe Pills each time great number Of days
| Ii would be well 10 take vomit occaslonly or bon
set tea. Boneset tea, taken hot, and enough OF II
will always act as vOuIit and is one OF the best
| The Pills should always he taken about twelve hour
afterwards, earlier if required. This vomit mus
not be taken when the patieut is weak. In the cas-
the Pills must be used alone, until some strength Ina
been obtained. The vomt should be only use
once a month SO. Too much vomiting is YER
injurious but once in month or two. will help III
curative effects of these Pills in these
w. P. Russell, Middlebury
Joseph Simouds, Whiting; Kent Wrigh
Shoreham John Simonds, Watch Point
P. Fletcher s. Son, Bridport; w. S. Brown
Addison ]. c. Mead, Cornwall 4; Jonathan
Hagar, M.ddlebury A. p. Roscoe, New
Haven; G. w. Parmley, Bristol; 7. c
Smith, Monkton f. Huntington, Yer
gennes; Allen g. Fuller, North F errishurg