Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-22
FELLOWS WORM LOZENGES,
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 ELGIN, U. C., May 12, 1865
 MES S5RS. FELLOWS & CO.-Gents II acciden- tally sent the other day to 6 store for some Ve~mifugc; and the man, not having much on hand, sent me some of your Worm Lozen- ges. My children showed symptoms of worms at the time. 1 gave them according to direc- tions, and in twcnty-four hours from the time they commenced taking the Lozenges, one ia boy about five years old) had passed twenty five large worms; the other Ia girl three years old) had passed twelve and I deem it but just to say, that, from this slight acquaintance with your remedy, feel satisfied that your Lozenges are cheap, convenient, safe, and more etfectua1 than the ordinary remedies and as such cheerfully recommend it to all heads of families
 Yours, with respect.
 JOHN s. COLPITTS, J. P.
 Rev MR- JACKSON, Baptist Clergyman wri- ting from St. Martins. in reference to the | WoRM LozENGEs. says
 l MEssRs. FELLOWS & Co.-Gents It affords me great pleasure in eayng that have known in my own family, and in the families of oth- CTS, wonderful effects produced in the destruc- tfen of worms by your WORM Loz2SGEs; and I can certify most conscientiously that believe them to be the most effectual remedy that has ever been invented for the removal of worms from the human stomach and hope, gentle men, Tn presenting such valuable medicine to the world, that you may receive large pat. l ronage from the public in general. l remain, siIs. yours truly,
 WELLINGTON JACKSON.
 St. Martins, N. B., Aug. 15, 1856.
 Physicians Testimony in .tauor of Felzows Harm L0zenGes.
 SALISBURY, July 30, 1856.
 MisRs FELLOWS x Co.,, St. John, ,--Gentle men:-I have examined your WORM LozENeEs and have become acquainted with their effects as an sRthclminatc, and have much pleasure in | recommending their use as safe and effectnal remedy for worms, and I fully believe that Their employment as such will give satisfac- ton. Youls respectfully
 W. s. FosHAy, M. D. Letter from the Rev Or Clay to the EdRor Of tE z Christian Tisuor.
 CARLETON, ST. JoHN N. B.. Nov. 11.125e 1 MR. EDiToR,-I was induced to trv Err l LOWS LozENGEs having had a number of chil- dren under my care, whose stomachs were so irritable the ordinary medicines could not la | retained moment; and the success which fol- . lowed their use was so complete that can rc. commend them as one of the most pleasant and safe medicines that can be administered. EDWIN CLAY, MD ST. JoHN, N. B., Oct 30, 1856. MEssES. FELLOWS & Co. = It is due to you. the heads of families, and to the public at large, that I should give statement of the effects of your WORM LozENGEs in my family. My daughter, aged about five years, had been troubled with severe cough nearly two years first in Dorchester, Mass. where our Doctor attended her for some time finding he did not help her, procured syrups and other com mon remedies, without giving relief. Since I came to this city. 1 procured medical aid, and nndlng the child grew worse, so that we really thought she would die, we despaired of get ting remedy. At last lady friend called in, and assured us that the child WIS troubled with worms, and that the cough originated from that cause. I administered your WORM LozENGES this morning we were astonished the child passed over pint of worms, and and some as large, at least, as my lit tie finger. Our babe, cnly seventeen months old, ate two lozenges. and, although seeming ly healthy, it passed a worm at least eight inches long. ahl happy to say that the little girl, who for five days had eaten scarcely any thing, has good appetite, and is now doing we'll. A. HATFIELD. PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CTS. PER BOX,
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