Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-24
THE BRANDRETH PIILs-A, The nres.

THE BRANDRETH PILLS.-At the pres.
ent time, when the counterfeits of these Celehra.
ted Fills are completely c"nce ntrated, it is not
surprising TO find that they endeavor TO get off
their stock Of spurious Pills under any maine 1t
IS the hrst time that the poor Ind an has had
to father the aborlions Of cunning men.
I The remarkable cures which have been efTcc.
TED by Brandreth's Pills, have astonished the
whole medical faculty, many OF whom have con.
ceded that they are the greatest blessing tina,
ever was given TO the world.
The reason these celebrated pills have such
UNIVERSAL good cite ct is because their action har.
monizcs with the human body.
furgc out the old eaven that you may have
new lump is the language OF Holy wn, a FIG
ure applied spiritually, it is true, but how could
1t have any application unless confirmed by
practical experience in the body OF matter? The
foundation upon which this figure of scripture
rests Is as immovable as the laws which govern
the tides, or that occasions the lhunders Of
heaven.
m "THE CONDITION."
Inc condition upon which Gud has given
heaIih 10 man ~ constant care to keep his sto.
mach and bowels free from al morbid or unbea
thy accumulations. The means TO effect his
must be those remedies which cleanse the bow.
els and purify the blood.
Good healthful medicine is only species OF
1000 when The animals whuse habits VIC have
he means OF observing, are sick, they wander
through The tlelds and make selections of those
herbs which open their bowels and purify their
fluids, which immediately restore their health.
When dose Of Brandrelh's Pills are taken
they are gestcd. and pass to every part Of The
system; but they leave the body when they have
effected the intended purpose, and health and
vgor are by them insured.
Mineral medicines may enter the system, but
they are with diffiuty gpii out again; and they al
ways ways occasion tI pam and misery while they re-
Whereas Brandre,h's Pills are as innocent as
apiece OF bread, and are evacuated with the dis
ease tor which they are taken,
from the time we are born to the time we
cease to breathe, our bodies are constantly vast
ing, as constantly building up. The ac,lon Of
the atmosphere wears or wastes them The food
we eat the digestive organs converts INTO blood,
which renews or builds up by It's circulating now.
or. Thus the human body is healthy when the
blood crc1!ates freely, and when any thing pre-.
vents its free course through the veins disease
commences.
Costveness, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Inflamma lions
are all owing to this. and all the troubles attend.
ing them could al ways be prevented by the
timely use Of Brandseth's Pills. as their very &C.
ton at once tends to clear the circulation Of all
impeachment. and remove every cause or occasion
OF mpurlty from the blood. There thousan ds-
nay mlllions-at this moment, in this country.
and all others, whom we may really consider as
halt dead; They may be said to carry their
DEAN IN their bowels and circulation. This is
thousands whom we meet every where, with ca.
davcrous looks, yellow skin, and green ewes,
speak 10 language not to be mistaken, of the
state OF their stomach and bowels, and The con.
ssequen1 condition Of their blood. The body is
thus, while IN life, reduced to the condition OF
corpse and the reason why some bodies are, 40
soon IN pn'rid condition after death, is more
rom quantities Of impure humors contained in
ihem NJ the tune they expire, than from any 9th
er cause. ana who is there that will not allow
!nat orandreths Pills had been employed so as
to have removed these impure humors. thst life
might have been saved ? Whoever will give this
subject very little consideration. will at once
perceive the perfect identity between the putrid
humorsof the body before death, and the humors
body. #s&& wEFE |1f-Tr
TIE Counte.5eiter's Death Bloso.
The public will please observe that no Brandre,b
Pills sfe genuine unless the box has three labels
upon IL. each containing fac simile signature of
my handwriting, thus B. Brandreth. These In.
bells are engraved on steel, beautifully designed
and done at an expense of several thousand dol. |
lars.
Dr.; Brandreth's Principal Office, 24l Brood.
way. New York. 49, '''"u'
Tss S i :,s :sd lin County
,y BALDWIN Candee. Litchfeld; George w.
WhIttIesey, New.Milford; Lyman Smith.
Bridgewaier; B: 8. Preston ,Roxbury; Avail
Merriam; woodbury.; p. II. Skidmore, Beth.
EN-; William Leayiit and Son, Washington /:
Moses Smith, Kent; E. and o. Swift, Warren
y. Gould, Sharon Myron Harrison, Corn
valI Bridge A, Miles & Sons, Goshen! MI |
!. Graham q Co., Salisbury: Jas. G. Swif,
Norfolk; A. Phelps, jF. Colebrook; 8. and L.
iurlbut, Winchesteri M. T. G. w. Merrill.
sa!khamssed; T. Wadsworth. & Co. New Han,
ore Erastqs Hodges, Torrington; Talmage
own J; G. Giddings, GayIords BriSce " :G r.
WALLER New Preston B. H. Morse, WoIcou.
lille N and G. J. Camp, Winstei iobn
!. ~ North Canaan Garfield 4 Robbins,
y;IIa S s.'I ie; AIe1ands1 =. Holley, Furnace
ceWOlG ColebEoOk River; Nathsniei Smi,S S
.ornnStoLd Henderson & Co. NewHsr,so-j
;Sen,rs; y. Grove Lawrence, Norfolk FTcdene