Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-02-09
Eas.. q. ES. PHELPS

HEALTH MAY BE PRESERVED, and life
| II prolonged, by the timely application OF pro-
per thereaputic agent. The continuance OF the ma
tura action of the various functions of the body de,
| ponds as much upon contingency as 1t death had
| not passed upon all men," Hence, our lives and
health preserved in proportion as those contln'
| gences are averted. Change Of diet will derange
the digestive functions; variations ct temperature,
The lungs and skin, &C. and we jeopardize our lives
when those influences are lett uncontrolled to ope'
| rate upon the constitution.
The composition OF Phyllis TOMATO FILLS
| is peculiarly adapted as Prophytactc to prevent the
morbid effects of those changes and render harmless
improper food and the excessive use OF fruit, as well
as hygiene agent to restore the functions when de-
ranged by disease, ard prevent the formation oi re-
yer, Rheumatism, Cough, &c.
! Three years experience by thousands in all parts
Of the country, has established their reputation as the
best remedy ever discovered for Bilious Diseases and
| Impurities of the Blood and it is believed that not
single instance has occurred in WHICH they have
| failed to cure Dyspepsia, among the hundreds thai
| have taken them for that purpose. rheumatism.
Jaundce, Liver Complaint, and Worms, ars speedily
cured by them, and they will be found eftectua IN
| sick headache, bowel complaints and seaslckness.
and all those arrangements produced by change of
seasons, diet and locality. Travellers should never
be without them, as they are the most efcacious as
we'll as convenient remedy % conneract me various
exposures of miasma cold and damp, 10 when tney
are unavodaby subjected.
There are numerous cases of chronic a:.ea aAD
which have yielded to these Pills alone, some OF which
are truly astonishing. Mrs. Sebbins, of Providence
| all other remedies for years.
Mr. Stowel, of South Brookfield, was cured Of an
ulcer on the tongue of ten years standing.
Mr. Coleman, of Saratoga Springs, was restored
to perfect hea h by taking three boxes after the ply
sicans had abandoned his utterly hopeless.
Justice Bloodgood, of New York city, was cured Of
dyspepsia when no other medicine would give any
relief.
Rev. Mr.. Eastman, of the same place, says they
saved his life. His complaint was chronic inhama
hon of the somac oh and liver.
Dr. Johnson, OF New tin ven, Ohio, prescribed them
in the bilious fevers of that country, as substitute
for calomel. He writes | never disease yield
so rapidly to medicine"
Dr.. j., of Chickopee, cured an obstinate case OF
dropsy in three days with the Pills alone.
Mr.. J. W. Avery, Of New York, was cured Of q
chronic inflammation of the liver, which had been
der The tnent ofdferent physicians for months.
Mr.. Andrew Vredenburg, of Rome, N. Y, was |
to be cancerous and incNrable by dozen boxes Of
these pills.
Dr. McNab, of Vermont found them " sovereign |
specific in all cases, for tape and other worms"
Mr.. Pilgrim, who had contracted marasmus BY |
residence in Texas, was cured by few boxes of the
pills. This patient was unable TO take food but
barely cruel, for MONTHS until he commenced taking
E pills.
Three ladies' in Connecticut, have been cured of |
tic dooureaux, or nervous rheumatism by them.
Chronic rheumatism always yields to thorough
use ot this medicine, without use Of other kinds.
~ Enquire for PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, and
be particular TO observe that the liable is signed g. r.
PHELPS, VI. d. Price 81 I2 cents.
o. For sale by the Proprietor, No 27l Main.sree!,
Hartford, Conn.-where also may be had