Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-18
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
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From the Daily Evening Buetin.l
1t is no, our custom to puff Paten, Medicines
unless we know them TO be really excellen -
| Sarsaparlla and Wild Cherry Bit,ers, and hav.
| ing several friends who have been benefited by
| their USE we do not hesitate to recomme nd them
to the public Both Sarsaparla and Wild Cher
| sy are articles of established reputation in the
medical world and this preparation is made with
grea, care, and appears 20 combine all the medi-
cinal qualities Of both in an unusual manner
Any one suffering from diseases OF the blood, in
digestion, or headache, would do well to give
these btters trial.
from the New. Bedford Register.l
DR. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit
iers-The responsibility Of gentlemen in this
town and vicinity who testify 10 the benefits,
within their personal knowledge, derived flom
IN use of this compound OF sarsaparilIa and wild
chsrry is such as to put 10 rest all doubts as To
the value of these extracts to those ufterIng
from Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Indigestion, Headache
OK scrofulous seases.
From the Boston Daily Times.1
HEADACHE-On Of the best remedies that
we have heard Of for this distressing complaint,
with its origin Indigestion, is DR.. Woods Sarsa-
parilla and Wild Cherry Bitters.wlich combines
all the advantages OF the tonic and aperient me-
dcnss Of the day,and is free from many oil ihclr
Disadvantages:
From the Boston Daily Mail.
A New AND EXCELLENT REMEDY.-We would
all the attention of our readers TO the advertise
me nj in another column OF a new and Cihca-
cious remedy, DR.. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry Bters. Although this fine prepaI alton
has onIy been offered for sale during the past
wear, il has already wan the confidence vi the
public, as most skilfuly prepared and delightful
combination of two OF the safest and most active
remedial agents in the world.
from the Plymouth Rock.]
DR. WOODS SARsAHARILLH AND WILD CHERRY
BrTTERs We do not make 1t a practcetD give
good ma me TO medicines ~ Mess satisfied n their
curative powers. But from ell the evidence we
can gather concerning DR.. Woods SarsaparlIla
and wild Cherry Bitters. we are convinced that
il will do all its proprietor assumes Tor it-w'thn
our acquaintance are gentlemen who nave deri
we'd much benefit from its use and our advice to
I'll persons afflicted with any Of the complaints
for which this compound is recommended, Is, TO
call on his agent, J. T. Hall, and procure bot
~CAUTIoN TO THE pUBLIC.k1
BE particular and ask for Dr.. Wood s. Sarsapa
rilla and Wild Cherry Bitters and receive no
other. This is the first preparation OF sarsapa'
rilla anc wild cherry combined ever offered 10
the public. and the great success Attending ITS
use has induced the unprincIpled TO counierteitit
Az n preventive, see that the bottles have the
words Weed . Sarssparilla and Wild Charry Bit
tiers pressed on the glass, and further plmection
each Ia bel on the bottle will be signed by the pro-
Drietor, E. Thornton, Jr. Take these precautions,
and YOU will get the genuine article.
ELISHA THORNTON, IR.,
MANUFAcrURER AND SOLE PROPRIETOR, Chemist
and Druggist, New Dsdiord,-whsEe all orders
must be directed
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles iT IS.
Sole AGENT, Liiehfield. DR. Samuel Buel - Vol
eo,tylle, A PIP Camp-Plymouth Hollow, Seth
Thomas &, Son-Plymoulh, Terry, Porter & Go.
Winsted, NJ g. G Camp and sold hy agents
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