Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10

AMI that IS sald aOOut Ine uouttshfsS
 this class, are md ms6hs ihs large amount os ,bo v m idea oi the relative or indivdtlss' dtls'ric's oi .ne dyucs they use It is this cause. more than any ofher which occasions the inertness and often in- iurions effects. produced by advertised remedies- And hence the general prejudice which prevails against them. Now there IS great difference m this respect, with regard to the pills made by pr B Drandreth, and consequently their superior caitns upon the public. Each ot the articles composing the Brandreth Pills are prepared in that way which will secure their beneficial effects to the system Tn the safest and easiest manner. For instance, some ingredients have 70 be prepared in the yaeuo ;, that is, the air is exhausted in the utensil, and remains SO until combination is effected with oth' CT ingredients, which afterwards prevents the alr from acting injuriously upon ;he medicine. Again. the proportion for each ingredient depends upon US multiplying power upon other ingredients. For the power of different vegetable purgatives upon each other, is governed by similar laws that govern me power of figures by multiplication Nine added 10 nine, makes eighteen but nlne times nlne are eighty-one 50 it is with some vegetable purga, tives. By adding nine parts ot one Ingredlent ana
 nine parts of another ingredient together, the pow
 CT is increased, not to eghteen but to elehtyone.- For example, either of the articles to produce any
 purgative effect, would have to be used to the eX- tent of eighty-one grains; by combining them only eighteen grains have to be used. Again, another ingredients found to multiply this power again, which in proportion of two grains, would have no effect upon the animal economy, but which, addea i to eighteen grains ot compound oi two pafts 1' tply the power which they have gained of elghty- one, to one hundred and sixty-two. So again, the 1 mixture If twenty grains, can be again multiplied
 by an addition of two grains to the power of three 1 hundred and twenty-four grains, ol the orig'nal | power of the two first ingredients. Here we have 1 twenty.two grains, which purgative, contain
 the power equal to three hundred and twenty four grains of either of the articles alone nevertheless, also so powerful, after being thus combined a.e safe 1 in any quantity; always having beneficial effect, and in no case, capable oi doing injury, of which
 The pills are sold in Ltchield County by the fol- | lowing Agents. viz '. "5.
 Baldwin & Candee, Litchfield George W. Whit
 tlesey, New Milford Lyman Smith, Bridgewater /; 1 B. S. Preston ,Roxbury; Alvah Merriam, Wood
 bury s. H Skidmore, Bethlehem; William LeaWtt
 and Son, Washington; Moses Smith, Kent; P and | 0. Swift, Warren D. S. Gould. Sharon Myron
 Harrison Corn gal Bridge A, Niles & Sons, G. B
 shen: M. l.. Graham & Co.,, Salisbury John c.
 Swift Norfolk; A. Phelps,jr, Colebrook; S. and l..
 Hurbut Winchester M. 6s c. W. Merrill, Bark
 hamsted 1T. Wadswo.h, & Go: New Hartford E.
 rastus Hodges, Torrington;. Tamage & Curtiss
 Plymouth ;, A. A., Gridley, Waterown J. C. Ged,
 dngs Gaylords Bridge c B. Waller New Pres
 ton; B. II. Morse, Wocotlville M and c. J.
 aamp, sWinsted; John Franklin,Norh Canaan, ;
 Canfeld & Robbins, Falls Village Alexander H. l Hoey. Furnace Village; John Phelps, Hitchcock vile Daniel DeWolf. Colebrook River; Nathaniel
 Smith, Torringford Henderson x Co New Hartford 1 Centre E. Grove Lawrence & Co. Norfolk; FKel 1 ogg, South Cornwall