The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-01
THE CAUSE OF DISEASE.

N.,y. when we are afflicted with sickness, IL
aFiseth from the natural powers Of the body not
having sufficient strength. to expel those matters
or huInors which have become useless. aud whose
retention must produce injury to the orgaI ISM
For instance, the pores are closed tr9m checked
usrsrrs,tion. In this case, what should have pas
sed cut Of the body by the pores OF the skin are
ihTowd back upon the blood the blood, thus clog
ged in its circulation, remedies the evil by throw
ing the impurities, which should have passed by
the skin. upop the organs Of the stomach and bow
els. Now # the stomach and bowels are very
beaithy and strong, they eXpel tbe hnmors "uich
the checked perspirotion caused TO be Ietnlheo 40
the body, and no harm is done. But if the stomach
and bowels do not happen to be in this heaIthy
condition; f foriUstuncs, the bOWels sbelld DC ID
costive OF bonnd stale, the matters OF thelr own
as well as those received from the occasion ol
checked prrspiration, are again taken up oy the
blood; and this Fluid of Life may be so imPeded
as to produce apoplexy or paralysis; or 1t may be-
como onioker in its circBlpiion, and fever he the
result. II the lungs have be IN previously anocied
THEN TNFLAMATIoN OF THE LUNGS; il the henrt then
Aneurism. or some affection Of the heart, or Angi
na PeCtoria IL the brain has previously suffered
then Inflammation of the brain. If an INJURY hai
been done in time past To the body, and the par
where such injury was done continuesto sOe weaR
then THAT FART will be affected. Ii Asthma should
ever have been prevailing complaint. 1t will sho"
itselfagain. Those who have been much 70 q bic,
with Fever and Ague. will be again affected by
it. OF some Intermittent fever will take its place
Iii be child, then the measles, whooping coughC
small pox, or scarlet fever may be expected. The
impurities which are striving TO get out, but are
not able without assistance will produce that toTn
OF disease which the person having these impuri
ties in him is most susceptible to receive.
| Now aI these dangers and difficulties can bC
prevented, and the long and eertan sickness, by
! =. IL.
| of tbe BRANDRETH Pills. T is is fact, well un
derstood to be so by thousands of our citizens
This medicine, if taken ms to purge freely. will
surely cure any ourable disease. There is nC
form " kind Of sickness that it does not exert |
curative influence upon. Thus, by their power il
resisting putretaction, they cure measles, smal
pox, worms, and all contagious ievers. There ii
| not medicine in the world so able to purify the
mass of blood and restore it to healthy condition
I in the natural course OF the System, as the BRAN
DRETH Pills. This makes them so valuable in GU
ring all kinds OF chronic diseases. MS Erysipeas
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, White Swelhngs, Sor
Eyes and recent or chronicle enlargement OF tn
glands or otherwise. Perhaps the BRANDRETl
Bills are one of the most POWERFUL REMEDIES il
NATURE for the cure of RHEUMATIsM and old disca
ses of the skin and bones; for they open and pen
etrate into the most inmost recesses of the body
and drive out all malignant humors. They dis
solve congulated blood and cure inaammations 9
all kinds, Whether OF the bowels, of the lungs, O
Of other parts OF the body Their power is SO grea
over the brain and nerves, that Palsies, Convul
sions (both in mother ard child) and Insanity ar
cured N. In tact, let any one suferin
from sickness use them and be cured. They ar
medicine which has to be used to be appreciated
By their use alone, all chronic diseases could h
soon bnnished from among US. Those whose pre-
| judices will permit them, will end the Bfandret
Pills great blessing to them and to their famlie
They should be in every house. They HQy
justly termed the safety valve of Digeose.
/ February 6, 1850