Brandreth's Pills Safer Blood Purifier Cited
An 1842 notice argues Brandreth's Pills purify the blood by evacuating impurities through the bowels. It claims impurity causes fevers, dysentery, eruptions, ulcers, and spinal or joint complaints, and that daily use aids fracture recovery and overall health. Agents are named in Tarboro and surrounding counties.
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Brandreth
Mini
Branireth
Dr. Brandreth
B. Brandreth
Geo. Hoiward
Tarboro
Evans' Camomile Pills Promising Nervous Debility Remedy
Evans' Camomile Pills claim to relieve nervous debility indigestion and related symptoms. The pamphlet mentions palpitations tremor dizziness and melancholy as conditions these pills cure with a history dating to 1835 in America.
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