Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-05
DYSPEPSIA.

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ErTo soothe the sufferings of humanity, to
ameoraie the pangs of disease, is the grand
object ofmet'ica sci fence. This fefficiently de-
mnnsrrated in the healing virtues of Dr. BEN
JAMlN BRANDRETH'S PILLS, The cures
effect by this me dicine would ill volumes.
Views on Indigestion ms source of various
underlined and irregular Nervous Sensations.
" Ills. small at first. grow larger from delay,
And slowly eat their sad and chnkerlDg way
thus bv successive thrnes, the frame is torn,
It'll health and peace Of mind alike are gone"
The nerves of the human body-those necessary
and mysterious agents which immediaieiy con.
meet man with external natnre--are sinquarly
prone TO have their functions disordcred by an
oppressed condition of the stomach the minute
termination OF that portion Of he nerves expand
ed upon the organs of digestion conveying The
morbid impression to the Brain. And although
the head can, undoubtedly, like O:her organs,
be the seat Of primary disorder yet, in the grea:
majority Ot cases. the uneasV Sc ", satlOnS there
experienced are sypiomatic of disordered stom-
| ach and, further, there is abundant evidence to
prove that crudires in the Stomach and how
| els can, in every grade OF human existence give
| rise to spasmndlc action in every organ of the
bOdy-and whether we survey it in the agoniZ-
Ing form of Tic Doloreaux-the alarming con
WILSON'S fihe Eplleptic seiZure-or in that ir
r'lable. condition OF the nerves of the heart oc-
casiOnine nervous pa ptatiOn-they can a u FIRE.
1ueDtly he traced to TIE source above mention
ed, and be cured by mild evancuant and tonic
remedies. TO relieve a state of SD much suffer.
ing and distress, lin which body and mind al
so participated BRANDRETH PILLS are con-
tldently recommended; as, by combining aro-
matte tonic and cleansing properties, they re.
move III oppressive Accommodations, strengthen
the Stomach, induce healthy appetite, and I'M
part tranquility to the nervous system; and, in
TACT, ny their general purifying power upon the
blood. exert most beneficial influence in all
cases Of disease. Read the following.
5000. " DYSPEPSIA CURED.
BENNINGTON, Vt, Dec. S, 1913
Dear Sir,-I wish you TO add my testimony TO
the host Of others that you have, in favor OF your
valuable Pills. In the year 1893 was attacked
with that disaereeabIe complaint, the Dyspepsia.
which so affected NE that could moi take the
least particle of food, without the most unpleas
head and'bowels. NV chest was so sore that
could not bear the slightest pressure without
giving me pain. My health was most miserable;
many physicians told me they ihn't was in the
business, and change climate, could live bu,
a short time.
/ tried every thing in the shape Of medicine.
and consulted the most skiful physicians. hut
found no permanent reliet | became disc"ura.
ged gloomy, sad, and sick of life; and, proha-
not TELL in with your pIecious. medicine. A
friend Of mine, who had been sick of the same
complaint. advised me to try your pills ;but. hav-
ing tried most other medicines without obtain.
ing any relief had but little faith tina. your Pills
would be of benefit TO me; but, at his earnest
solicitation, procured box and commenced
taking them.
The first box produced little or no effect, and I
began 10 despond, for fear ihnt your medicine
would prove like others have taken; but nv
friends argued that one was not fair trial, and
| purchased n second, and before had aiken tue
~ NIL hnY ham 10 ho III and
food distress me as much rs formerly. l went
on taking them until had taken six boxes, and
my Dyspepsia was GONE. ana nv expectation of
nm early death vanished, and felt like "new
creature" | was then. and am now, a heal.
thy man. have never since been troubled
with The Dyspepsia, | have never administer.
ed your Pills ~ The members nf my family and TO
NV friends, and in all cases with good success
You can publish this if it will be Of any use to
am. desr cir, truly yours.
J. l. Cook, Publisher Of the State BaNner.
Dr.; Brandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way. New York.
. The pills are sold in Litchield County by the
Agents. Wig: fa
Baldwin & Candee, Litchfeid; George w.
WhiuIesey. New-Mford LYMAN Smith,
BrIdgewater; B; S. Preston. Roxhury; A':ah
EN-; William Leavitt and Son, Washington
Noses Smith, Kent; E. and o! Swift, Warren
D. s. Gould, Sharon Mvron Harrison, Corn. |
yuH Bridge A, Miles & Sons, Goshen: NJ |
L. Graham &. Co., Salisbury Jas. C. Swift,
Norfolk; a. Phelps, jr. Colehrook; s. and l..
Hurlhut Winchester NJ, & G. w. Merrill, |
Barkhansted; T. Wadswo.,h, & Co. New Hart.
ford Erastns Hodges, Torrington; Talmaee
4 Curtiss. Plymouth; A. A. Gridlpv. Wafer
!oFn; ]. c. GihdHgs, Gaylords Bridge G. B. |
Waller New Preston; B. Il. Morse, Wolcott-
Vile M: and c. J. 0amp, Winsted; John
franklin, North Canaan Garfield & Robbins,
Falls Village Aexa nder II. HoTiev. Furnace
Village; John Phelps, Hhchrockyille; Daniel
DeWolf, Colehrook River; Nathaniel Smith.
rorrinsford; Henderson 4 Co. New Hartinri
Centre; e Grove Llwrence g. Co Norfolk; F.
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