Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-28
r ASTONTS7ITNG!!!
100000 CHILDREN DIE

FROM THE EFFECTS OF WORMS.
This vast mortality can he almost entirely prevented
by the use OF Peters celebrated LnzeHges. Thou
sands and ten thousands pine away. and die of
worms. without snsnecting The real disease: The
foowneare fee Of the symptoms. Head ache,
pale lips, flushed cheeks disturbed Dreams feverish.
ness, thirst, bad tasts the mouth, offensive breath,
itching Of the npsirils pain in the stomach, nausea,
tnrnl appetite swelled stomach or limbs, sense
ofsomething raising in the chest &c. &C.
LET SKEPTTcS READ THE FOLLOWING
EXTRAORDINARY CURES
Ry- Mrs. Ca,harine Ann Briggs. Cherry street,
Philadelphia, has little daughter. who had been on
decline fur several years. Al times she would eat
voracl ously and sometimes eat nothing at all and
sho was fast wasting away. Her symptoms were
nnunnsual aad contradictory, i,at the doctors knew
not what to do ; but do what they would, she con-
stant'y grew worse and reluctantly declared she
must de At the request ct fsiend the mother, at
this stage, produced boz of Peters Worm Inzen-
ges. The first dose satisfied all that WORMS were
the Of all the child's suffering, and two boxes
effected complete cure. se '%&s
=, Mr. James W Cerpentcr. merchant, Rasevelt st.
New York, says Dr.. Feiers Worm Lozehgcs possess
more merit than the D'c''r claims for them. He
hnsnscd them in his family wi,hsuecess when every
other medicine failed W
Wherever they had been used, they aFe preferred
Dr. Peters, Cessgh LOzenges
Are now rapidly superse ling all other preparations
for the relief Of C"nghs, Colds, Asthma. Ithooping
and similar pulmonary AFFECTIONS. Il Is now we'll
established thar large proportion of cases Of Com
SUMPTION by which SO many valuable Hsesare ANN.
ally sacrificed, owe their origin TO neglected Colds
and Coughs, which might easily have heen removed
at an early period. No medicine will be found SO CT
ticacious in curing such eases as these fezenges-
They niallabv allaythe cough, by removing the ir.
rtaton which keeps it up while at the same time
they promote expecoration, and relieve congestion.
, o. HE JAWS OF DEATH~kO
nowyawn at thousands whom Peters Cough Lozen-
8r Mr. J; E. Jones, Marlboro had violent and
raking cough, night sweats occasional fever. and all
the preliminary symptomsof consumpi on., He had
ing situation, the agent gave him few of Peters
Cough Lozenges, which enabled him TO sleep quite
well. and TWO boxes completely cured him. He says
they saved his life. ~
Peters Cough I.ozengers have performed some of
the most remarkable cures record One trial If
them is more satisfactory than column of certf-
Gates. !"
Be sure to ask .for PETERS LoZENGEs, and
see that you getthem Attend to this or you will be
deceived s, &
Peters Vegetable Strengthening Plaster.
This not only The cheapest, but the best neatest
and mos. comfortable plaster in existence.
Peters Plaster an easy and most effective rene.
dy for pain in the breast, side or ch-weakness
or pain IN the chest, loins or bnck-stifness of she
neck-atfectons of the limbs joinis,whether produ.
ced by rheumatism or other causes-habituai paia
in the head or stomachpes colds, coughs liver con,-
paints weakness OF the to break
out in biles and pimpes istessness Of The frame, and
for general debilitation. ta
Let any one afflicted as above. try one of Peters
Plasers and will venture to Gay that he could not
De prevailed to discard it again for ten or for most
probably for hundred dollars.
Price II i-2 cents. SM a.
The above valuable medicines are sold BY the fol.
lowing AGENTS: JG Beckwilb, Litchfeld. CowIes
Winchester; Is c Cam. W;n. + nu'oI i;
Perkins, Winstead VIM II Phelps, Hitchcocksas
vile es;,, = Darlington, Colebrook s g Lawrence.
Noriok Elton, North Canaan ] Barsiow'.
Iord, Furnace Village. D: Gould, Sharon PsW
Mills, Kent Giddngs 4 Elliott, 4Gayords Bridge:
y s Benni,t, New milford Preston & Mis5or''
Watertown; Skidmore. Beihlem; w /,
Smedley, South Farms; North & Richards. North
Goshen; .n Weich Co, Milton; MilesT& Son.
mouth; Merwin & Pierpoint. NorhReld; s. TRono.
son son q Son, Plymouth flclow Tallmadge & E1riiss,
PPlyImm"nih r. Jackson & Co, Terysyille &c, H. &