Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-12
THAT rs THE QUESTTON.

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~ various diseases heshs heir Il" life and death
in many cases depend. The experience of many
years, and the concurrent testimony OF tens OF thou
sands of persons in this country and abroad, have
stamped with the seal of infalibilty the vegetable
me ,licines of DR.. PETERS, in all the complaints
J they are designed to relieve. First in the list oil
these nnrvalled preparations come
| PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.
| These Pills combining the triple properties Of ape.
RENT, antspeptic and tonic, have now been before
| the pupc upUGrds of ten gears, during which they
have overcome all rivalship and are now acknowl.
I edged not only by the community at large, but by
known for the diseases to which they are adapted
For many years before these pills were presented TO
the public, DR.. Peters himself, physician Of great
eminence and extensive practice, had devoted all the
time he could spare from professional avocations to
| experiments upon vegetable substances. Thousands
OF plants herbs and roots submitted to various
processes in his abratory, and the result Of his long
and patient labors were these unequalled PILLS.
When he had achieved his triumph, he was yet
unwilling to hazard the sale Of the compound until
he had obtained the sanction of the Medical faculty.
This he received in manner highly complimentary,
and he then ushered his great discovery before the
world.
The m0dus operandi of the Pills issimple. They act
directly upon the elements of the blood and upon the
digestive and secretve organs II the seeds oil disease
exist in the chyle, lymph or bile or there is any de-
rangement of the organs which prepare these or any
other Of the components of the blood the unhealthy
particles are at once expelled from the elementary
fluids, or the tone and vgor Of the organization
stored, as the character of the disease may require
Possessed Of such extraordinary sanatve properties
it is not to be wondered that the extensive
machinery used by the propretorn the manufacture
OF these Pills, should annually require additions in
order to satisfy the constantly increasing demand.
Dyspepsia, bilious disorders. sick head ache, con.
stepation Of the bowels, cholic, cholera, iaundce,
OF the messentary or covering of the bowels,
| and distressing complaints incident to the human
system. and all these with every other arising from
an impure circulation or want of proper activity in
the grea, organs Of life, are unaingy cured by Pc
Throughout New England they are the most pop
uar ola family medicines, the keen observation and
practical common sense of the people Of this section
ofthe Union having taught them to appreciate as they
PETERS COUGH LOZENGES. g.
tits generally supposed that when tubercles are
formed IN thelungs Of consumptive patient al hope
of life is over. Be this may is certain that up
to the point where all human aid is vain, these LOZ
ENGES will not only instantly relieve but radically
remove all pulmonary disease and affections Of the
respiratory organs In Coughs. Colds, Catarrh, Bron
chltls, Ague, Asthma hoarseness, and sore throat,
they afford an almost immediate respite from pain
PETERS WORM LOZENGES.
The deaths Of thousands of children, attributed by
physicians to other causes, undoubtedly result from
'corms. The usual symptoms of their presence in
child system are resessness paleness loss OF flesh,
voracious appetite, Nausea blneness and swelling Of
Lc ipSi ulSteIlSOU OF tn6 pupil Oh the 6yc CnInR Oh
the nose, foetd breath. and genera debility and Ian
guor; but there is reason to believe that many chill
dren who do not exhibit any the distinctive symp
toms in marked manner fall vctmsto the disease.
the careful mother or nurse should at once admins
ter PETERS WORM LOZENGES Mild and
gentle, though searching in their operations, they
cannot by any possibility do injury and may saoe life
The great advantage which these Lozenges have
over every other vermiuge is that they not only
move the worms themselves but sweep away the
mucus and slime in which they were Undecided and
ingendered and thus render the cure permanent as
! well as complete. The certificates of the parents
who have testified to the efficacy Of these Lozenges
could not be contained within the limits of news
paper, much less of an advertisement. s8 - a4&.
PETERS CATHARTIC LOZENGEs.4 81,
| The effect and mode of operation Of these Lozen-
ges resemble those of the Pills. Like them they act
upon the bases Of the blood and the various parts Of
for all diseases for which the Pills recommended
| the Lozenges may be recommended also. There are
many persons who Cannot many who will not swal-
low pill. To children especially pills are terrible
bugbear. These Lozenges may be used by all who
have an antipathy to medicine in the pill form, as
they not only free from dsagreeable taste but ac
tuay very delicious article Of confectionery, and
children greedilv devour them.
PETERS PLASTERS. ~
Among all the inventions Of ancient or modern
skill, to strengthen and invgorate the muscular and
fbrous system, there is not one that can compete
with Peters Plaster Every man or woman whose
occupation requires STOPPING posture should wear
one, for tstrengthens the muscles of the chest in
manner truly wonderful. In cases of strains -or
weakness back loins. in sprains ofhe joints,
hard swelngs, rheumatism, and all kinds of Bruises
dslocations. &c, the Strengthening qualities of this
Plaster will be found of vast benefit It stimua es the
circulation ofthe blood along the external surface of
the body. and soon restores by this means, the dis
eased organs which lie nearestthe surface ofhealthy
action In dyspepsia. if worn at the PHI Of the sto-
ach it will be found Of great use in conjunction with
the internal influence exerted by PETERS PILLS.
The above valuable medicines are sold by the fol-
lowing AGENTS: ] &c Beckwith, LitchfTed; Cowles
IHgngerford & C.. Woleotsville; s 8 7 Hurlbu4si,
Perkins, Winstead; VIM H Phelps, Hitchcocks-
vile; E Darlington, Colebrook; Lawrence,
Norfolk r Elton, North Canaan; J Barstow,
Canaan Depot: r Ball. Salisbury VIM c Bots
ford, Furnace Villages. D: Gould, Sharon, P w
Mills, Kent; Giddings & Elliott Gaylords Bridge
N. S Benntt, New Milford Preston g. Minor.
Roxbury; A Root g. Go. Woodbury.; E Curtis,
Watertown; P Skidmore, Bethlem; W T.
Smedley, South Farms; North & Richards, North
Goshen; WEIGH & Co, Milton; Miles & Son,
Canada Village; Harrington. Calhoun & Co., PLY
mouth; Merwn & Pierpoint, Northfield; S. Thomp.
son g. Son, P!ymouthHollow; TalImadge & Curtss
Plymouth; H. Jackson & Co., Terrysville; G H, &
r. J. Mitchell, Bristol. 3wiaylS
E1LOUR, Wheat, Rye & Buckwheat Flour
n Horo Mool ocl Mt;