The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-06-08
SPRING HAS COME.

SPRING HAS COME.
Reader. consider, reflect and know that
after eing shut up or confined in facto-
ries and workshops all winter, the Liver
becomes inactive and unhealthy, thus fill
ing the blood with vitiated humors, pro-
ducing Jaundce, Weakness, Loss of Appe-
tite, Dyspepsia, Headache, Costiveness, In
digestion, Foul Stomach, Piles, Langor,
and General Debility.
Now, then, if you wish to remove all
these, together with Ilumors in the Blood
and skin, take DR.. Langley's Root and
Herb Jaundice Bitters-at least one or two
bottles. They always do good and never
hurt. Let each and every man, woman
and child have bottle at only % cents for
pint; 81 1-2 cents for quart bottle
Sold by all dealers in medicine every
where.
Wholesale and Retail Depot No. 90 U Mon
street, Boston.
When first by the Maker. thcEarths ample breast
with verdure. and beauty and glory dressed.
On mountain and valley. there waved in the breeze
And blossomcd in the sunshine army of trees;
But beneath their broad branches and trunks were
concealed.
For the healing ofMan-Roots andIIerbs of the field
Whichlong Observation-Disclosures in the ground
Had not their true virtues by Langley been found.
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ProtesSed to make cures when their treatment but
kills
Written Latin prescriptions that made patentsworse
And only afforded relief to the purse,
Now Nature. herself IA sure remedy brings.
Which clcanses the current of life at its springs.
For from fearful Diseases that bear to the grave.
Lauglcys Root and Herb Bitters infallibly save.
There's scarcely dangerous disease can name
In which Root and Herb Btters have not achieved
fame
Aud ia, t. tboir do barr
While they strengthen the system and act like
charm.
Are you temperance folks-when this medicine is
used
No drink alcoholic is by it infused.
Nor need the fond mother feel anxious alarm,
To the tenderest infant it cannot do harm.
Is your Liver disordered? Is Jaundicc your foe?
Then Langley will deal both the monsters n blow
Do you suffer from lleadache!-'twl give you relief
For Piles It's of all cures. acknowledged the chief
The motto Of Buy me and I'll do you goodn
The test of experience has easily stood
And many unto it this truth will append
That theRoot andlerbBitters is every ones Friend.
Is your Appetite gone? then the Root Bitters take
And you'll heartily relish YOUR chop or YOUR steak
The Blood it will purify redden YOUR cheek.
And strengthen your frame should it evergrow weak
The Ladies declare no such Remedv's known
And the sale is immense to the Fair Sex alone
No wonder the Bitters make Langor to fy.
Brings new bloom to the lip and new fire to the eye
pe YOU NoutIlul VI "Rcu is IL spring.
Or Autumn or Winter. Root Bitter's the thing!
1t Is not like medicines which you take cold
1t strengthens the young and it comforts the old
But what need of telling the Virtues at length
OF Langle Btters that giveIIealth& Strength
When by thousands whoye tried them we re daily
assured.
That By them the very worst ailments are cured
Sold in Westerly by Edward w. Babcock,
j. IL. Potter and other dealers in medicine
Sold Wholesale in Providence by J. Balch
& Son and L. z. Ma son g. Co. 6m1G3