The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-07-31
DR.. RUSH'S

"A OFs SOUR STOMACH
IA irsfallible cure for Indigestion. These Pills
have been highly approved Of by those who have used
themfOr the above named disease and prescribed
by several physicians of eminence tn this and other
cities. As proof of their pre-emiDence other
remedies, the proprietor inserts the following copy of
BALTIMORE CRY, 9th June, 1928.
Dear Sir feel it my duty to acknowledge the
great benefit have derived from The use of DR. Rushs
ADt-Dyspeptic Pills. have suffered under that dis
ease in most Of its FORMS for upwards Of four years
have travelled much and had the advice of several
eminent physicians, none Of which were of much SER
vice to me- and had lost almost every hope of ever
being restored to health. had lost upwards of forty
pounds Of flesh, and become SO weak, particularly in
my iegs,) that found the least exercise excessively
fatiguing. had made use also of all the popular
remedies without benefit having accidentally heard
of your Pills, determined to give them trial, anti
cipating from the use of thdm better result than
had attended the use of all the other remedies had
taken-but in this was happily disappointed. In a
few days ! found my appetite much improved, my
food rested easy on my stomach, my sleep restored
and in the course of few weeks felt myself new
creature. 1t is now nearly four months SINCE and
have had return of the disease Some Of my neigh
bors who recommended the tine Pills to- have used
them with like good effect. Considering your Pills
therefore an invaluable medicine, cannot withhold
my feeble testimony in their favor.
lam, sir, your obliged and humble servant.
By Indigestion is meant loss of appetite and great
weakness, particularly Of the legs, and wasting Of
the whole system. Heartburn, or an uneasy seHsa-
ton Of heat about the pit of the stomach, which is
sometimes attended with nausea or sickness of the
stomach and vomiting, beching up of water which Is
generally sour, paeness of the cOuntenance costive
ness, languor, giddiness, lowness of spirits, and
d'sturned sleep, paIpitation of the heart atulency
SC. &c.
These symptoms vary in different persons some ex-
periencing more Of them, and less, each in the
order and degree Of his own particular case. These
Pills act as powerful tonic, neutralize the acid upon
the stamach give strength to the debilitated organs
ofdgeston, restore the appetite the
stomach, and ultimately recover the health of the pa
tent. They do not contain mercury in any form, nor
do they sicken the stomach, most purgative med-
cines do, but perform the Office Of safe and mild
purgative, and are not surpassed by any incidence
They therefore particularly calculated for family
use.
The inventor Of these pills was one Of the most
emnant practitioners Of medicine in the United States
and used them successfully in his practice for many
years. They are not got up nostrum to deiude
the credulons, but are recommended the basis of
truth and experience In order that they may become
extensively useful and within the reach Of all, they
bre offered at the very low price Of fifty cents per box
ay Doct. J. STODDARD,
Druggist, East-street, Litchfeld.