Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
DYSPEPSIA.

9JrIO sOnthe rae SuHSlingsos nuH"u!, ~
ameliorate the panes Of disease, is. the grand
object of medica Thisif efficiently , re-
niorstroted m the healing viftnes Of Dr. BEN
JAMlN. BRANDRETH'Ss PILLS: The cures
effected by !,js me dicine would I'LL volames.
Views on indigestion as o source Of various
underlined and irregular Nervous sensa',aons
Ills. small at fret grow larger from delay,
And slowly ca, their end and cankerine way
"Thns bv successive throes, the frame ls torn,
"Till health and peace Of mind a!ik' are gone.
The nerves Of the human hody-fhOse ne cessary
and mysterious agents which Immediately con
meet man with external -nature--are einRalany
prone to have their functions dis0rdered- by an
oppressed condition Of the stomach; the mi mute
termination of that portion Of the nerves expand
ed upon the organs Of digestion conveying the
morbid impression to the Brain. And although
iheahead can, undoubtedly, like n:hef organs,
he the seat Of primary disorder vet, IN the grea'
majority Of cases, the uneasy sen, sa,lons there
experienced are syptomatic offisordered stom'
ach and, further there is abundant evidence to
prove that crud,ies in the Stomach and bow
els can. in everv grade OF human existence give
rise IN spasmodic action in every organ OF the
ING form of Tic Doloreaux-the alarming con
WILSON'S of the Epileptic se'zure-or IN 'hat u
ritabfe condition OF the nerves ut the heart oc'
+ casi"nine nervous palpitati"n-ihev can aiIl
.uenflv he traced 10 tire source above menuon-
ed, and he cured bv mild evancuant and tonic
remedies To relieve a stnte of sO mach snifer'
ing and distress. lin which body and m'nd a.
20 pnrticipa,e.) BRANDRETH PILLS are con-
fidently recommended; as. ny combining arc.
matte tonic and cleansing pronertles, they re-.
move all oppressive ACCOMMODATIONS, a'renethen
the Stomach, induce healthy appetite, and I'M.
part Tranquility TO the nervous system; and. 10
fact, by their general purifying power upon the
blood. exert a most beneficial influence in all
cases ofdisease. Read the following.
- DYSPEPSIA CURED.
BENNINGTON. Vt Dec. 8, 1888
Denr Sir,-l wish you 10 add nv testimony 70
the host ol Ohel that you have. IN favor Ut vour
yalualAe Pills. In the year 1891 was attacked
with that disaareeahle complaint. the pyspepsa.
which SO affected me that could mt take the
least particle of food, without the most unpieas
ant and uncomfortable sensasions in my chest;
head and bowels. NV chest was 90 sore saa.
giving me pain. My health was postmlserahie;
many phvsicians told me thew th0t lwae IN the
consumption, and that ifI did not give up INV
business, and change climate, 3cot'id live but
a short time. Il, -
and consulted the most skilfni physicians. but
fouud no permanent relief. j hecame dises'ira.
ged, gloomy, sad. and sick of life; and, pFoba.
bly,, ere this. shenld have been IN my grave, had
not fell in with your precious MEDICINE. "A
friend ii mine, who had been sick St the same
complaint, advised me ,otry your pills but hav'
ing tried most other medicines without Obtain
ing any relief had hut little faith tina! your FILLS
would he If benefit to me but, ut MS earnest
solicitation. Iprocured box and commenced
taking them.
: The firsi hox produced little or no eaect' ana
began to despnnA, for fear. that your medicine
would prove like others have takeni b9f nav
friends argued That one was not q fair trial, and
pHrchased second, AID before had taken the
whole hox began to he less painful apd NV
food distress the re much as formerly 1 vent
~ = hoA eaknm - hnvA0 and
INV Dyspepsia was GONE ana nv exnectation Of
an early death vanished. and felt like new
creatnre" vas them. and ON now, heal.
ihv mao. have never since been tr0ahled
with the Dyspepsia. ! have never administer
INV friends. and in eli eases with good success.
You can publish this if It will be OF any use to
YOU.
am. dearsir, trulv yours.
g. JI. Cook, Publisher Of the State Baaner.
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