Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07
MEDICAL.



I ask tSsu sos IL sake Of hsnso31y -
RsMsMsRa-Ws csnaot BE- Sick. We can have no
pain, but when ssne natural outlet for the blooAs
impurities II closed or inactive.
In the year 1851 this great truth was IN
the following propositions -
That Ia parity Of the blood, b. impeding the cir.
cuiston produces Ipfsmstion ent Of that
organ or tissue, where the inpurisy has deposited
ITSELF
Thst medical men have spp'isd diGerens names to
the dersnssmsnts Of each organ, according to the
greater or less violence Of the symptoms.
That there b but eIe dis ase These variou,
groups Of arrangements and symptoms, having i'm.
purities of the blood for their common sour e. and
drins from each other only In the degree Of inten.
sity.
The snnuncistor Of this simple theory Of the uni
ty and identity of diseass fully convinced Of
Its sterling truth thai for thirty years he gave his
whole a'tention to the composition OF . medicine,
whose fleets should be to all the hoods i'm
PARTIES BY the agency Of the circu 70 the bow.
els, whose ONCE wsuld be to sypel them from the
body-thus curing all local and general ctions by
taking away what they feed upon He was eminent
~ successful, after so many years Of laborious
search in prod ucing medicine, mild ia its opera
and safe under oil circumstances, yet sufYiceutly
powerful to Dervsde the whole system Incapsbls
OF njuring the most tender yet energetic enough
the most powerful constitution. Capable Of being
digested and mixing with the blood, It acted on the
system strictly In accordance with the laws Of the
animal economy. To this medicine was given the
name of BRANDAlIHs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PfLLs.'
rapid glance ct the uses Of the blood and the con-
ditions upon which depend its healthy production,
msy dspel some Of the erroneous notions and uo-
founded theories which have obstructed the path o.
for which contend.
II 10 from the productive power Of the blood the
lids formed and their vitality sustained. The
blood takes up and carries away the worn out psrt-
cles Of the body, and supplies the for the
repair Of the structure, and the due exercise Of Its
functions. II supplies nourishment forthe growth OF
parts and tor the repsration Of their daily waste
BY 1t wounds healed and those granulatons
formed which fill up the cavity Of ulcers Blood is
requisite to the action Of the system; cut
of It's communication and The sensibility OF mem
bsr Is lost The vigor aud activity Of animal life de-
pend upon its condition, and according to the quali
ties OF the mass when disease in, the chsn-
ces of recovery. Prom 1t the secretions are all de-
rived Bile, urine gastric juice, saliva etc., how
ever different in appearance and character all have
the blood for their common Now II the cir.
culation 10 accelerated mpeded by foreign matters
and the digestive organs impaired, the blood IL
farther degenerated from u state Of health the liver
becomes o,pid, and performs Its functions imperfect
ly, the lungs sympathzc with the general disorder,
and vtaze It but feebly. II waste particles de
tanned In the circuation they berome deposited and
form tumors and assesses produce violent fevers
II the secretions are detained defcien. In Quant
~, dyspepsia, jsundice and thousand other evils
follow. These various conditions OF the blood pro-
duce local general disease. But It is evident they
all proceed from one csusc-impure blood. nxpe,
this impurty By judic'ous purgation, and yoA must
eradicate the disease for disease cannot be present
In that person whose blood Is pure. Common sense
tells us this. Accumulate experience OF may
years has insally proved It. II this doctrine was
contrary to reason, yet II experience should invari-
ably prove it, we must discard rea and cling to
the fact experience has taught But hsre reason
and experience 90 hand In hand Brsndreth's pills,
by restoring the blood to its primal pu ty ard nstu
raj course will remove diseases by whatever te hn.
cal term II may be know or defns ty medics men,
Tne tnoofy OF one uls ca 7e ana metNOu OF cure
Is not supposed to be gaining ground rapidy but the
idea Of the unity of disease is being gradually de-
veloped. And in schools Of m edcine, it Ii even nov
taught that an outward ulcer and an inward alb.
scess though the results of different pre- xmate
se occasioned by impurlty OF the blood aud are
cured by purging II.
The doctrines OF unity Of iii cease and of one meth.
cd Of cure are but two halves Of one great truth
and the existence Of this cave, universal REM
edy, becomes rational sui ject Of inquiry and 10
susceptible Of proof.
The curest IN cted by the use OF Brsndreth's pills
hundred ana eight years they h,ve been
before the public, have placed their claims to this
distinction beyond all question Time has e tab
,shed their universal utility and applicability to dis
ease; and ss the medicine y hieh can cure also
prevent disease their prudent during ons Of
epidemics and contagious have prese we'd many val.
liable lives.
Thousands Of psreons In tn, cities ard villages Of
the United States be referred to who have been
restored TO health by their use. By no other power
than their own inherent virtues could they for so
long period. have kept favor with the public and
have extended their reputation from continent to
continent.
The und lied himself has repaired Br andre th's
vegetable pills for upwards Of thirty years and has
had opportunities Of testing their sanitary proper
ties in an extensive practice. Their value in cases
Of sickness must be observ or experienced
to ceve the credit thy deserve. Ihsv seen Asth-
ma relieved, and gradually give way to their nfu-
ence More than this-I have known consumption
cured by them even after ubercuous deposition had
taken place. But rheumatism, fcvera, smallpox fe-
and aeue, sipeas, and violent diseases gene
rally soon yield to the mid but energetic s. ay o.
Brandreth's pills. They IN truth . universal
purgative for whatever Is in the blood and fluids.
which has no business Il ere whatever and where.
ever the deposit Of morbifc matter may have taken
place, this medicine having Tough d.ge,ton, en-.
tered the circulation penetrates every recess of the
body, and either expes causes to be absorbed for
expulsion, every unhealthy particle. Brsndreth's
pills are now given in practice by forty mine hun
dsed conscientious physicians in the United States.
| They have found that their patients may take The
pills without regard to the weather. other distu, b.
Ing causes; their effects at oil times, being certain
aud salutary. The pill. are nov daily administered
youth. manhood and old age, and are given 70 f.
males under the most critical aud delicate circum
stances, because they do not disturb or shock the an
imal Junction. hut restore their order and
| lish health.
BrandIeth's Pills are made Of herbs, roots, ex.
tracts and essences, and therefore purely vege
table. No CHI mical production en- ers into thei,
| composition The Brandreth Pills prove that there
are within " faculties both bodily and int ellie ctual
with which certain herbs have afinity, and ove1
which they have power for restoring health to tn,
| body and mind.
| BRANDRErH,S PITJA are admir- .b,v ad. nAed 4,
overcome the diseases Of hot climates their promp
sction preventing eongestions Of the BRAN or v!sce
-. and clearing away those obstructions Of the In
tsstinal canal, and those engagements Of the srg
veins, which oc-asion go many alarming symptoms
leading 70 rapid dissolution under the heat Of trop
| ical sun.
By their use the blood's vitality end energy Or,
sustained for BY keeping II free from oppression Of
faint, 1t 10 enabled to Withstand oil those insidiou
approaches Of disease to which persons Of bad blood
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