The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
TIE CAUSE OF DISEASE.

\ ~, When we ore afflicted wiM sickness, !:
Ariseth from The natural powers Of the body nGl
haVing sufficient strength, to gxpcl thuse matters
or humnrs' yhith hiye become useless. pnd whose
Tetenlion niust produce injury to the orgm ism -
For ihSlnnce, the pores are closed lngIn checked
peTspint ton. In this case, what should have pas.
Se,E oAt Of the body by the pores of the skin are
tSteE5 back upon the bluod the blJod. thus clog
ged In its circultion, remedies the evil by throP-
ing the impurities, which shGulr hd,e passed hv
the skin upon the organs OF the stomach and bow
els. Now If the stomach aud bowels ire very
hsahhy and strong, they ezpel the hulnors which
she checked pcrspraliUn c;lused to be retaiued in
shs body, pnId no harm is done But ii the stomach
hhd bowels do not happen to be in this healthy
eontfiion ii, for patsnee, the bowels should be in
y oosuvc Or bound state, the matters or their own
~ well rs those received from the occasion OF
fheekea perspisn tlor, are agasE btlgn up by the
blocd End ibis FIaid of life may be so impcdetI
~ es FyetAits arSplpyy or pauly sis; or it ;y be-
sann quicker in its circulation, and fever be the
sseslt Ii the lungs have be IN previously affected
E4R$ IaFLAMATION on THE LuEGs; il the heart then
AHeariGm, or some affection oil the heart, or Augi-
NH PettoriP; il the brain has previously suffered.
SAeh Inflammation of The brain. fan injury has
Hessf G6ne in time p'st to the body, and n. pant
where such injury was done continues to he weak
shen THAT PARTwil be affected II Aslhmn snuuId
t2et Anve been prevailing compl lint. it viii show
FotJl bOlS &lO ulNe DeGil UllC0 FO Die.
With Fever nHd AgEe. VIII be agaipr affected b, i.
is% or some Intermittent fever will take its place
Fis be child, then the measles, whOuuiu cuu. htl
Suz,fl pox, or scarlet fever may be expected. The
impurities which are striving 10 get out but are
tal able gitAogt assIstance, will produce that lom
3i disease which the person having these impnri
yies in him is most susceptible to receive.
Now alI these dangers and difficulties can be
PFGfeatcd, aid the long tnit certain sickness, by
aseisting N ,TURE in the OUTSET with good dose
aF the BRANURETH Pills, Il is is Il fact well utl-
serstOod TO be SO by thousands of our citizens-
This medicine, if taken to purge freely. will
earelY cure amy curable disease There is no
fSrR 6r kfMf sf sicxE2ss thnt ii trea nor exert n
hurative influence upon. Thus, by their power in
resisting putelnction, they cule measles. small
pOy, worms, and all contag gtous iev,rs. There is
bot Il medicine in the world so able to purify the
a;tss Of bloodapd restore il TO healthy condition
st the natural course o the sys. ,n.. as the BRAN
HaR@n PILLS This makCs them so v;thtable IN Gu
hng q u kinds OF chronic diseases. MS EysipeFas
Saf Rhehm, Soald Head, White Swelkngs, Sore
Eyes and recent or chronicle cnargemaat of the
EiaDds or Otherwise. Pefh0pR the BRANDEgTH
sssfs nfc ahe &E The most POWERFUL REMEDIES in
EArURE 'SDr The cure OF RuEUMATIsN and old disca.
ses OF the s<ii aEtl bones; for they open and pen
FtEate Into the most inmOst recesses Of the body.
and drive out all malignant humors. They dis
kelye congnlated blood and cure inf lmmatiius of
all kihas, whether OF the bowels, OF the lungs, or
8 al9r pIrts Of the body. Their power is 50 grea
over The brilin aud nerves, that Pasies, ConvuF-
bions fbSth n Igoiher aid chld) and Insanity are
cursd M. tn fact, let any one suffering
rom sickness use them and be cured THEY are
. medicine which has to be used'o be appreciated
BY their use alune, nll chronic diseases could he
Soon banishel from among Us. Those whose pre-
fndiceswill permit then, win find tne BrnndrpfR
Pills great blessing 10 them and to their families
They should be in every house. They may be
Justly termed the salety-valve of Disease.
February 6, 1850