Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-06-02
DIR. SHERMAN,B
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A RE the best medicines in the woodland, being
Cbiidren ent tie ~ Win aVid;tv' There has never
been a single instance in which they have failed to
olive satisfaction
The medical faculty WARMLY approye them.
Sherman's Cough Lozenges are the safest, surest,
and most eff.c,uaI remedy for couobs colds whoon.
ing cough asthma tghtGess of the chest, and con.
SUMPTION ever discovered
The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the Oneida Confer
ence, was given up as incura6e, believed to be on
the verge of the grave from consumption, without the
hope of relief I'LL he tried these Lozenges. They
lieVed HIM Immediately, and ~ few weeks restored
him to health, so that he could resume his duties as
minister OF the gospel. He recommends them to all
who conSumptive, or have any arrangement OF
their lungs, as the greatest MEDICINE in the known
world He has witnessed their effects on several 9TH
ers, and always with the happlest results HE says
SO great remedy through the blessing OF DIVINE FRO
whence, should be the common property OF ALL and IN
every family on the face .! the earth.
The Rev. Sebastian Streeter, of Boston Rev Mr..
Handbook, 497 Pearl street, N. T.; MIR. T. u. ira
cey, mahogany dealer, 66 Wooster street; Mr.. John
Starkey, foot of GOVerneur street; Mr.: Charles w.
Perkins, II Bowcry, all agree in opinion with the
Rev. Darius Anthony to the value OF these Lozen-
ges. In addition to these. over
~ 2.O0O PERSONS
49, - 49, ..
Have gwen Their names within the iass year, as re-
terence Oh the wohaeFiui virtues oI lnese Couh ho
zenges lhey cure all recent cases IN !ew hours
seldom requiring more than one day 10 eh'feiy erao-
lcate the most distressing ones
"
SHEEMANS WORh LOZEN"Eo'
Proved in more than 100000 cases to be infallibe
The only certain Misunderstanding medicine ever dis
covered. MANY diseases arise from worms and &C.
cason intense suffering and even death, without their
ever being suspected grown persons are very often
afflicted with them and are doctored for various com
plants, without any benefits when one dose of these
Lozenqes would speedily cure lbem
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
p;; ~ 80; 80 -. i;r,hs nHansive hre,t n;cking
- n s s'o 1870 or ,ho ,oe,h dnr;no sIeen and at
q. ns naionnss Ron, The Inns with fnshed checks
u1AS1 rs, 49, '''o tt snsa,on Of The
DIcouI1s q. ie G 0Ie, -, so %a sIrfa Of he bodv
;s" . Ha' S H. $500, enddn s,ort;nn in seen
.', fr;pS. .nJ aoroa,n% sonetmas tro1hesnme
,ah f.ar;sLnoss th;rSs valid hue Ets had Taste
IN me mouth dcult otea'ng, pan II, s'e
appetite. eanness' boated stomach or limbs gripngs
shooting pains in various parts of the body sense of
something rising in the throat, itching Of the to-
wards NIGHT freouent desire to pass something from
the bowels, and sometimes discharge OF slime and
mucus
Mr. T. Murphy No 60 North street Philadelphia,
was applied to by poor woman whose daughter,
veors id had been sick for nearly three wears; her
stomach was AS large as a grown PERSONS her legs
and arms 40 swolen that She could not walk or
helm herself nlthonph she could eat as much as
two aboring men. Two celebrated doctors had ex-
haHsted their skill without any benefit; the father
had snent al he could raise. and was discouraged ;
h he abandoned Nh idea nf doing anv thing more for
her and looked to death alone 10 take her out of her
misery M. Mnrnhv believing il a case of worms,
cave her box of Shermans Iozenees, and in two
davs she returned with low beaminviD her eyes, and
fret dose hronn5t away nearly pint of worms in one
living mass. she afterwards counted over eight hun.
eh eu con dt not connt The child was literally eaten