Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-26
Academy of Medicine.

ANeAgAAy VI ~@~N-@~N
| desire tho members Of this high court Of
morals 10 medcine give the following their consdera
lion ask them for the sake Of huuanity j.
REMEMBER-we cannot he sick we can have no pain,
but when soms natural outlet for the bloods Impurities
closed or inactive.
Ia the year 1851 this great truth was announced in the
following propositions - ".
That mpurty Of the blood BY impedns the circulation
produces Inflammation derarFemom Of that organ or
tissue where the impuTty has deposited ITSELF l..a "A
That medical have applied different names 70 the
arrangements each organ according to the greater or
less violence Of the symptoms.
Thai there isbut disease. These various groups Of
arrangements and sYml toms having impurities Of the
blood for their source, and differing from each
other only in degree Of intensity.
The annunciator Of this simple theory OF the unity and
identity Of disease FULLY convinced Of its sterns
that for thirty yeavs he gave his whole atenUnto
the composition Of medicine whose eff cts should be to
remove hoods impurities by the agency the cir
cuation the bowels whose office would be to excel them
from the bodyhps curing all local and general affections
by taking away what they feed upon. Ho eminentJ
succe slul after OF laborous research IN
producing medicine mild In its operations and safe under
all crcumst yet sucisutly powerful to pevade the
whole ystem Incapable Of nUng the most tender, yet
energetic enough for the most powerful constitution Ca
pable being digestod aud mixing with the blood it acted
ths system strictly in accordance with the laws Of the
animal economy To this medicine was given the name Of
"BRARDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS"
rapid glance Ut the Of the blood and the conditions
upon which depend its healthy production may dspel some
of the notisns aud unlounded theories which
have obstruced the path Of inquiry and my lead to
nition Of the doctrine for which contend.
II is from the productive power Of thbood the solids are
formed and their vitality sustained The blond takes
and carries away the worn out PARTICLES the body aud
supplies the the epairs Of tho structure, and
the due exercise of its functions II supplies nOurshenl
for the growth parts and the reparaton Of their daily
waste BY twounds healed and those FORMULATION
formed which IN up the cavities Of ulcers Blood rCQ-
uisite action the system; OF it's
munisation and the sensbiliy OF member is lost 1he
vgOr and activity Of animal life depend upon its condition,
aud according TO the qualities Of tho when disease
in the chances Of recovery. From It the
tons all derived BILE urine, gastric j1ice saliva ETC.
however different in appearance and character all have
the blood for their Now ifIhe ercula-
on accelerated eded by foreign matters and the
digestive organs impaired the blood further degene
rated fom state of health; the liver becomes torpid Rnd
performs its functions imperfeoty the lungs sympatze
with the general disorder, and valizs It but feeby II
PARTICLES detained in the circulation, they be-
come deposited aud form tumors and produce
violent feyers If the seoeons retained or deficient
in Nnty dYspepsia, iaundoe and thousand other evils
follow These conditions Of the blood produce
local general disease But it evident they ali spring
from oause-impurs blood; oKpe this mpury by Ju-
dcous pugaiion and you must eradicate The disease for
disease cannot bo present Ia that person whose hood
pue Common sense tells US this AocumulnlIve oxpo-
ronce of many years has inaby proved it. Ifhs doc
ne contrary to vet experience should inva
Iisby prove It, must discard and cling to the
fact experience has taught But here and eXpe
rence go hand in hand Bpndreths Pills. by restoring
the blood to its primal purity and natural course viii
dense by whatever technical term 1t may bo known
or defined by medical men. ...
The theory disease and ono method Of cure is not
supposed to be gaining ground rapidly but the idea Of e
unity OF dieease is being gradually developed, And in
schools Of medicine 1t is taught that out
ward ulcer and inward hbscess though the results of
different pFoSmate causes, occasoned by impufy Of
the blood, and are cure by purging il.
The dpc ius Of unity Of disease and OF one method of
cure but The two bales of great truths aud tho
istence ofthis universal remedy, beComos a
rational subject Of inquiry and is susceptible proof
The effected by the Of Brandre hs Pills the
hundred and eight they have been before the
public ha, placed their claims this distinction beyond
all question Time has established their unsersal utility
and applicability diseae; and The medicine that
cue also prevent disease, iheT prudent during
Of epdomcs and contagions have preserved many
valuable lives.
Thousands of persons the cities aud villages of the
United States be who have been restored 10
health by their BY other power than theirown
inhereht virtues could they for long period have kept
with the public and have extended their reputation
from continent 10 continent u .H....I.. |
The undersigned himself has prepared Dr. Rrandreths
vegetable pills for upwards Of hy yaAIs and has had
opportunities Of testing their aTy roperes in an ex
tssye practice Their value in cases OF recent sickness
must be observed or experienced to the credit they
deserve. have seen asthma reio ed and gradualy give
way to their influence Moro than this-I have known
consum ton emedby them ftor tuberouous depos
tion had taken place, But rheumatism fevers small pos
fsSe and aBue erpeas aud violent diseases generally
We'd I'm
pills, They In truth universal pnrgalive for whaey
or is IN the blood aud fluids which has business there
whatever aud wherever the deposit Of fmorbic may
have taken place. this medicine having through dissaen
catered the onoulalon penerates sven Feecss el ihe
body and either causes be absorbed for expu
sion, every unhealthy particle Brandtes pls are now
given in practice by ortynine hundred enous ply
scans in the Uqted States They have found that their
patians take tho pills without regard 10 the weather
other disturbing cause their effects at all iim being
oaItain and splutay The pitts daily administered
10 YOUTH manhood and old ago and are given 20 females
under the andtseats circumstances because
they do not disturb hook the animal functions but re
store their order and ro-establish health
BrandTetha pulls are made Of herbs roots extracts and
essences and therefore puoy vegetable No chemic.
al production enters into th0r composition The Bran
teth Pills prove that there within Us faculties both
bodily and Intellectual with which rtan herbs have az
dnily AMI which they have power for restoring
heaih to the body and Ihind
BRANDRErH's PILLS arc admirably adapted to over
come the diseases Of hot climates their prompt action ne
veatns COMPOSITIONS Of the brain vsoeru and clearing
away those Qbsrucons Of the Intestinal canal and those
engagements Of the large VEINS which ocoasion so many
alarming symptoms, leading rapid dissolution under the
heat oi topical SUI
BY their ue tho blood and energy are sustained
for by keeping free rom oppression or uin is enabled
. withstand all those indious approaches Of disease to
which persons Of bad blood are alwa, prsdsRosod.
BRANDRErH'S PILLS fast sup, Tseding eyery 9th
medicine The fact that they have been known in Eng
land and the United States period Of lOs years is not
'ay an evidence Of public estimation but oftheT necessity
o the public hoalth.
Every one who Is prevailed upon to this
nedicns ieela under lasting obligations those who
his pgeadieos. And those who have become e1psT-
mentally acquainted with its value oo that their iims
md sHergiss could not be better employed shl
'idaiion offs sanitary It's heath-pr0aaoing poperties
The puhlio's servant b, RRANDRETH, n, ID.
BRANDRETHs PILLS % cents per box, and thoss
'oaied with sugar by process, u box 10 cents
per box For sale a the Principal Ohice. Brandreths
Bpding esrner Of Broadway and Canal Street New York
By A. s. GARDNER, No. =, Superior street, Clev eland,
Ohio; by b wHEDEN, Hudson. end BY all rsspscta-
5lo oealefs 10 medioiaos. sprltda&Wn