Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-03-12
DYSPEPSIA.

HJ To SOothe the sutterngS Of humAn1tyS 10
obec, Of dix Ths eeisn,ly Js
monstrated IN the healing virtues Of DR.. BEN
JAMlN BRANDRETH'S PILLS. The cures
effected by this me dicine. would fiji volumes.
Views on Indigestion rs q source of,Sarious
underlined and irregular Nervous Sensations.
Ills. small at first, grow larger from delay.
[" And slowly eat their sad and cankering way
"Thus by successive throes, the frame is torn..
''Fil health and peace Of mind alike are gone.
The nerves Of the human body-those necessary
and mysterious agents which Immediately con-
meet man with external nature-are sinenlarly
prone to have their functions disordered BY an
oppressed condition of the stomach the minute
termination Of that portion ofthe nerves expand
ed upon the organs OF digestion conveying the
morbid impression to the Brain. And although
he head can, undoubtedly, Ike Other organs,
Be the seat of primary disorder yet, in the great
majority of cases. tine uneasy en-, satlons there
experienced are syptomatic ofdIsordered ston-
aGFr; and, further, thereis abundant evidence to
Drove that crudifies IN the Stomach and DOW
he ID spasfnodIc acrfon IN every organ OF the
hodF-and whether We survey IL IN the asnftz-
ina form of Tic Deloreaux-the, alarming con
vusions Of the EpileptIc. seizlre--or In, that II
ritahEe condition Of the nerves Of the heart oe-
casicning nervous palpitation-they can all re-
1uently he traced to TIE source above mention
ed, and be cured BY mild evancuant and tonic
remedies TO relieve state Of so much suffer
ing and distress. Tin which hodv and mind al
30 participated BRANDRETH PILLS are con-
fidentiy recommended; as, by combining aro'
matte tonic and cleansing properties, they re-
move all oppressive accHmylatons, strengthen
the Stomach, induce healthy appetite, and I'M
part tranquility TO the nervous system; and. IN
fact. by their general purifying power upon tns
blood, exert a most beneficial Influence in all
cases ofdisease. Read the following ~'.
DYSPEPSIA CURED ,..'
L.HE.A e. Rrx,,r,Arr,,n W. Tpc < l84S.
Dear Sir,-I wish you 10 add my testimony to
the host Of others that you have ii favor OF your
valuable Pills, . In the year 1893 was attacked
with that disngreeable complaint. the Dyspepsia,
which SO affected ME that could not take the
least particle Of food, without the most unpleas.
ant and uncomfortable sensasions in my chest,
head and bowels. My chest was SO sore that
could not bear the slightest pressure without
ewing me pain. My health was most miserab!%
Eiany physicians told me they tfo't was IN ne
business, and change climate l could live but
Tried every thing in the shape Of medicine,
and consulted the most sklful physicians, bat
found no permanent reliet l became a,sconra-
bly,, ere this. should have been in myfgrave, had
not fell in with your plecious medicine. A
friend of mine, who had been sick Of the same
complaint, advised me 10 Try your pills ;but; hay'
Ing any relief had but little faith that your Pills
would be Of benefit TO me-; but, at his earnes!
| solicitation, procured d boz aid comtaehced
1 taking them.i~l .,,~s B.. ,,h t'1. 4.
| The fret box produced little or no effect, and
began TO despond, for fear that your medicine
would prove like others ! have taken; but my
friends argued that one was not fair trial. and
| purchased second, and before had taken the
| whole box / began to be less painful. and my
I food distress me as much as formerly wen!
4 on taking them until had taken six boxes, and
1 my Dyspepsia was GONE, ana my expectation Of
an early death vanished. and ! felt like ., "new
I creature."r, ] was then, and am now, heal
/ thy mao. have never since been troubled
I with the Dyspepsia. have never administer
nv friends, and in all eases with good success
You can publish this il ii will be Of any use 4
you. .-'It il @5~ go at 4's ~!
/. Il am, dear sir, truly yours, - 5-,.
,1..i J. /. Cook. Publisher Of the State Banner
Dr.: Brandreth's Principal Office. 24l Broad
The pills are sold!n Liteh6eld County by thu
~, BALDWIN / csndss h5 !ssst George "
H Merriam, woodbury.; F. II; skidmore. Beth
lem; William Leayj,t aud Son, Washington
Moses Smith, Kent; s. and o. Swift, Warren
d. S. Gould, Sharon, Myron Harrison, Corn
xsl gESgs M ssiis5 ssq' u.s. S'esa y
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! Waller New Preston; 3, a. Morse. Woleott
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Franklin, North Canaan Can6eid & Robbins
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DeWof, COlebrook River; Nathaniel Smith
Torringford; Henderson & Co. New Hartfor,
Centre; E. Grove Lawrence & Co. Norfolk;
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