Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

| Use Pain Paint a' Pile up facts As high as mountains, .. ! Flash the truth Before their eyes. But the cry
 Is always humbug, Men of science Full of lies.
 Pain Paint has been tested, free of cost over ten months, every day [except Sundays,1 at ITO Chatham square, N. Y., for the removal and cure of all manner of Pain and Disease. The office is constantly crowded with patients, rain or shine. Every person who buys Pain Paint, IT tiles it free of cost. knows that ali who call it humbug tell falsehood. We want no poison in our lips, No pills to sws How down; We want no burning liniments In City County. Town. We want to know the laws of health, We want to shun disease, We want few Doctors bills to pay, Or Under takers fees, We know all Pills have had their day, That physic is deceit,
 The Lancet and the bloody Bowl,
 We never more shall greet.
 
 To dr. nch with Purgatives,
 Brute instinct shuns the hateful dose
 And every child that lives.
 A TREMBLING MAN-There is 8 man "A whose and does not tremble, but ham dles brush with dexterity, and lays on the paint that never leaves color or stain. He paints, girls, boys, men and women, by the hundreds, every day and evening. He re- moves pain as if by magic, of any name or na- ture, whether chronic or acute, from simple mosa uitn O the most IrlgnJlul canc I. Broken down trembling patients. are sent by the off. cers of hospitals to Woloott's office, No. ITO Chatham square, N. Y., and all pain is remov- ed for every application, free of expense, with out money or price, for the tenant of the sum- ken cellars of the meanest tenement house, or for the owners of brown stone and marble pal aces of Fifth Avenue.-All are treated alike, and each wait their turn for an application of that wonderful remedy pain paint. and all dis. tress pain and misery, vanishes instantly, as if commanded by superr atural agent. The scepter of the kingdom of pain is broken un- der the touch of the brush, and crumples like a spiders web, where before it held it's victim with an iron grasp for scores of years.
 Hundreds of physicians have witnessed the operations with astonishment and those whe expected to scoff and laugh. returned to pray. A factory in Brooklyn and the office in New York is driven to its utmost capacity day and night The Doctors friends urge him to dou- ble the price at once; but the Doctor with an emphatic No. settles the matter The people shall have it, and everybody else, Tor 25 cents 50 cents, $1, $3, S5, and $8 per bottle. and oan select that size they please. Those who are able certainly will purchase the largest si- zes, tor they contain sixteen of the dollar bot ties, and hold enough to drive pain headlong, instead of small bottle that removes pain on- ly by inches.
 Dr. Wolcott is man of business. He has been in the same office nearly six years, end l folks know just where to ind him. He has no time to visit race courses or ba @ ball match es-hardly time to snatch a lunch.--People of common sense know that he means just what l he says. He has too much honor to make Q | false statement.
 | It is needless to state the succes he has al- ready achieved in the sale of his old standard | remedy, tEe anDihllator, universally patrenised for catarrh and colds in the head, which is to day the only leading and reliable remedy for that ioathesOme yet universal complaint. Still more, he now puts up the aEnihilatOr in pints instead ot half pints and makes it one quarter stronger and more efficient. He has cured, by the use ot this medicine; not only almost hopeless cases of catarrh, but hun dreds of weak nerves. Many man whose hands trembled to sucl degree that it was impossible to read newspaper without lay ing it on desk. and who could scarcely write their names once week find immediate benefit Pint bottles hold three of the 50 cent bottles, and he sells fifty pint bottles to one of the smaller size. Thousands suffer who would be wholly restored from that disgusting disease catarrh, which leads directly to lung com plaints, dyspepsia, weak nerves, pain In the side and stomach and liver complaint. Doc tors in general do not lderstand Catarrh, and few are bold enough to deny it. Nothing ev- CT taken into the stomach can cure it for the disease i in the head. You might as well put a plaster on the foot to cure an ulcer on the hand .-Catarrh is an Liberation in the head and running sore; the matter falls in tho throat and clogs it, at night runs down to the stomach and unde1mnes the whole eOnstitu- ton
 Catarrh snuff will always produce Cstarrh and aggravate the disease. A sneeze is na lures most emphatic No. and dust of any kind is most positively injurious
 You must cure the fostering ulcer in the head and the difficulty in the throat and stom- ach from this load of phlegm constantly pour ing from the head is removed. It must be cleaned out, instead ot adding snuff and more filth.
 Buy none of the Doctors remedies unless in pure white wrappers. ...
 Cut this out, post it up. and never forget there is oneplace you can go, 0r be carried, and have all physical pain removed free of ex- pense, at No. 17O Chatnam-square, New York, and 12 Hanover street, Boston, when all other doctors give you up as hopeless.
 Folks possessed of common wit,
 Buy bottles that white wrappers fit;
 But fools are often caught and sold.
 With tinted wrappers, brown and old.
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