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TJVJR SERIOUS CONSIDERATION FT 18 EASY IN THE BEGINNING OF L BIOKNEBB FOB BBANDRBTH’S PILL TO SAVE LIFE (D.V.); Bat because sudden Dizziness or Great Prostration Without warning takes hold Of you. is there reason for Alarm ? Not at all. You only need a prompt Dose of BRANDLETH’S PILLS. More than usual exercise In the full-blooded is apt to Produce alarming symptoms. Yet in fifty years I have Never seen them fail to Cure when taken at once; And I have a right to warn, For in all these fifty years I have never given advice Which I would not act on Myself. So, if dizzy, or if you suffer Fain anywhere, down with from six to Ten BBANDBETH’S PILLS, According to the bulk of the individual In twenty-four hours, or less time, you Will be content. Constitutions are much alike. Vertigo, dizziness, and pain can come only when impurity in the blood is too much for " The Life ” in us to carry without a struggle. And it is this struggle that Brandreth’a Pills aid. The wisely directed will give heed. A N ARAB SHEIK’S OPINION OP JgRANDRBTH’S PILLS. Tilß following is an Extract of a Letter from the Hon. Caleb Lyon, of Lonsdale, late Governor of Idaho, to Dr, Brandreth, dated June 10th, 1856 : My sincere thanks are due to you for the boxes of Brandreth’s Pills that you were so kind to send me previous to my departure for the Bast; and a more efficient medicine as a preventive of disease upon the miasmatic shores of the Danube, or the plague-stricken cities of Egypt and Asia Minor, I Jo not believe was ever used. My whole party took them freely, and while others were ill and delayed, we kept well. Enclosed you will find the translation of a letter from Achmet Hallilla, an Arab Sheik, to whom I presented several boxes : " Peace be unto you and length of days; thy medicine (Brandreth’a Pills) was a fierce foe to Azrael, both to pestilence and caravan sickness; the litt'e orbs were rich with the wine of health; let the maker wear this golden circle, that he may kow I was wounded with ihe arrows of disease, but am now healed. May he grow in the sunshine, dispensing blessings, be the most blessed. (Signed) “ Achmet Hallilla." JgBANDBBTH’S PILLS. BBANDBETH’S PILLS yebstm DIABBHCEA. Liverpool, 97, Woodville terrace, June 29th, 1879. My dear Doctor.—l never can thank you enough for the service your invaluable pills have done me. They undoubtedly saved my life when I had command of the City of Boston, in 1869. Was taken with a violent attack of diarrhoea. In nine days I was at death’s door; nothing afforded me relief from the great pain. I at last took thirteen of Brandreth’s Pills, and soon fell asleep. When I awoke the pills acted freely, the pain ceased, and I felt much better. Next day I took five more, next three, and I became entirely well. I never had a return of this disease. I have become a fivm believer in the efficacy of purgation ever since, and cnred many persons with Brandreth’s Pills of coativenesu, sea sickness, neuralgia, and rheumatism. Hbnby Tibbitts. D. Brandreth, M.D. gBANDBETH’S PILLS. BBANDBETH’H PILLS vehsus CONSTIPATION. Limerick, June 28th, 1879. Hon. B. Brandreth. Mr dear Doctor, —I have suffered with costivenesa, furred tongue, headache, pain in my side and under my shoulderblade four years, without finding any permanent remedy. I finally tried Brandreth’s Pills, commencing with five at night, and decreasing one pill each night until I only took one. Then I continued the one Brandreth’s Pill for a month, and I find myself perfectly cured. The pills gave me ne trouble, sickness, or inconvenience, and I consider them the best purgative known. Yours truly, (Signed Timothy Bbophy, And of New Orleans, D.B.A. jgRANDRBTH’S PILLS. iBANDBETH’S PILLS v. SEA SICK- > NESS, Belfast, June 28th, 1878. Hon D. Brandreth. My dear Sir, —My wife and I came on the City of Chester, leaving New York June 14th. She was prostrated by sea sickness. By your advice she took four Brandreth’a Pills, and, strange to say, she was relieved in three hours. The pills so suited her that she has continued using them in doses of thres to five every night since. They have almost entirely relieved her of a rheumatism of five years’ standing in her hands and feet that caused much pain, terribly swelling her fingers and ankles, I know your pills would cure rheumatism, but was astonished at the quick manner they overcame sea sickness. I saw them need by over twenty persons on the steam ship City of Chester, and always with the happiest effect. Yours truly, (Signed) Edwaed Be annan. JJBANDBBTH’S PILLS. SOLD at Is lid per box (only size) at 67, ’Great C harlotte street, Liverpool, and "by all dealers in medicine. The true pills have 41 B, Brandreth ” on Government stamp, N.B.—The price in stamps will secure a box by post, together with mportant documents, B. Beandbeth. August, 1879. PRIZE Medal Vouvray Champagne.— Notice. —This wine can only be obtained from the original importer (ia 1867), A. H. Browning, Lewes, Sussex. Price 38s per dozen quarts ; 42s per two dozen pints, dry, extra dry, or medium. Imitations are worthless ; the genuine wine having importers’ name on label. Carriage paid. RDPTUBES— Exhibition Prize Medal 1862, was awarded to B. Westbury inventor and sole nSaker of the Imperceptible Curative Truss, Deformity Instruments, Artificial Limbs, Crutches, Elastic Stockings, See. —26 Old Mitigate.

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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2015, 9 August 1880, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2015, 9 August 1880, Page 4

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