Litchfield enquirer., 1845-10-30
nRIGIN OF EVERY DISEASE, AND THE OMEANS OF CURE-In the year l795, ,Le Roy

AklGlN Of EVERY DISEASE, AND HE O MEANS OF CURE-In the year l795,Le Roy clearly demonstrated that every disease originated from impure or und'gested particles, becoming mixed with the blood and fluids. And also, that to cure every dsea SC, It was only necessary to open the natural outlets of the body, and allow them to remain open, by which means the blood and fluids would reense themsel Ives from these undgested and impure particles, and a state of health would be certain to ensne.
 The Royal Institute of France awarded to him for this discovery, the Gold Medal of the Institute
 This is historical fact
 All which the Brandre,h Vegetable Unversa Pills profess 10 do s to carry out this principle, and experience has fully established them capable of t. When, therefore, bad state of health exists in tfe body, all that has to be done is 10 continue to PURGE it effeciually with them, and the more viru- lea: the disease, the more powerful must be the dose. boz - .',.t
 The Brandreth Pills are made entirely of Vege- table Extracts. known by long experience to be perfectly innocent, and yet of more power as puff gative, or cleanser of the almentary canal, than so easy, that 1t is remarkable fact, that the same dose may be given to infant adult. wthou, the possibility of doing any njury-but on the contrary good Therefore, in costlyeness, either habitual or otherwise, and in Bilious Fevers, and all bilious af
 THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM Remiting or lntermitting Bilious Complaints, should read the following, and be guided thereby:
 CAUSE OF PAIN.-Pain is the consequence of the exertiOn of the organ part where tis present to throw off morbid corrupt hnmors, tor no pain can
 
 are of an unhealthy character. When we have pain in the head, in the bowels, or in any other part of the body, it only proves the presence of tiers which the blood IS trying to remove, and it is this struggle which is the occasion of pain. To be bled, only relieves the anguish in proportion as the amount of life is reduced and the same may be said of all milling or soothing remedies. Not so sisance of the blood in aiding il to discharge bad humors 10 conquer the Death Principle. To relieve pain in this way, does not leave any bad etfects- The Life Principle is not reduced. nor are the teesh destroyed; but all the organs are cleansed, and '"ii BRANDREfRs asSiio PILLS .-This medicine is acknowledged to be one of the most valuable ever is superior to parla, whether as suoa1sc or at ratve, and stands Infinitely before all ;,;s paratons and combinations of Mercury. Its pur. gatiye properties are alone of incaIculabls value, for these pills may he taken daily for any peniod. and instead of wcak kening, by the cathastic efech they add strength by taking away the cause of W. akness. They have none of the miserable ef- fleets of that deadly specifss Mercury. The ,ee.lk not iniured-the bopes and limbs are not para. lyzedLno; but instead of these distressing symp-. toms, new fife and consequent animation is evident
 TIese PilIs, for colds, coughs, ,ightness of ths chest, rheumatism in the head or limbs, will be found superior to any thng imagined of the powers of medicine; and in bilious affections, dyspepsia. and all the diseases pecu!a to women, they should be resorted to a: once. These Brandreth Pills will be found deserving of all praise. .,.7..
 The pills are sold in Litchheld County by the toE> lowing Agents. viz: ''"A ' ''' Baldwin & Candee, Litchfield George w. Whit tesey, New Milford; Lyman Smith, Brdgewater, B. S. Preston ,Roxbury; Alvah Merriam, Wo0d- bury s. H Skidmore, Bethlehem William Leavtt and Son, Washington; Moses Smith. Kent E. and o. Swift. Warren D. s. Gould. sharon Myren Harrison, Corn gall Bridge A, Miles & Sons, Go- Swift. Norfolk; A. Phelps, ,jr, Coebrook; s. and L. Hurlbut Winchester M C c, w.. Merrill, Bark. llamsted 1T: Wadsworth, Ss Co. New Hartford B. Py%eu5 5?ess' Gdasy a%ass Se:s Gss dings, Gaylords Bridge 6. B. Wsller New Pres. ton nl;5 B. H. Morse, Wolco.tvile'; M. and o. J. Oamp, Winsted; John. Franklin, North Canaan; Holley. Furnace Village; John Phelps Hitchcock. vile; Daniel DeWolf Colebrook River; Nathaniel Smith, Toringfordi Henderson & Co New Hartford Centre E Grove lawrence & Co., Norfolk; FKel- nga. SQNlh CofnWAlI.. ] L ~ i-l, -Lt.- .s-- -l6