Litchfield enquirer., 1868-09-03

Is always numOug,
 Men of science
 Full of lies.
 Pain Paint has been tested, free of cost over ten months every day [except Sundays at ITO Chatham square, N. Y., for the removal and cure of all manner of Pa and Di ease The office is constantly crowded wlfh natients, rain or shine. Ever! per )n ~no ''uys Pnu Paint, ties it free ot cost, n"ws tns,' all who call it humbug tell a ialse,-ood.
 We want no poison in our lips, No pills to x ~ low down We want turning liniments In City County. 1lwn We want to know the laws Of health
 We want to shun disease,
 We want few Doc t.rs' bills to pay,
 Or Uud takers fees,
 We know al! Pills have had their day,
 hat piy sic is det cit.
 The Lancet ana the bloody Bowl,
 N, never nloIe shall greet.
 We know our st machs were not made,
 To dr nck with Purgatives,
 Brute instinct shuns the hateful dose
 And every child that lives.
 k TREMBLING MAN-The1e is & man "A whose and does not tremble, but ham
 
 paint that never leaves color or stain. He paints girls. boys men and women, by the nundredS, every day and evening He Ie- moves pain as Ii bl magic, of any narne or Ia- ture, whether chronic acute, from Nlm.,ie mosquito to the mns' trlghttul caUC T. ir"ktn down trembling patIt n'o aIe set hy th, iii csIs of hosplaIs to W,.I.,'It g utfict. 7U Cha ham square, \. anu ali pais ls .,nI,, ed tor every appiicati n ice ot eA,.c.,'e >:th- or t,Il ter fl ken cellars ot the ne4nest Leut mon, hos, nr tor the owners Ot brown stone ahd mathi- ..:i- aces of Fifth Avehue All treated a. k and each wait their turn for an aupllcatIUn ,,t that wonderful remedy pain paint, and all ,ils treSS pain and misery, vdnlehe> instantly, u It commanded by super atural agent Tne scepter of the kingdom of pain is br, ken un. der the touch of the brush and Crumples ike a spider web, where before 1t held its victim with an iron grasp for scores of years
 Hundreds ot physicians have witnessed the operations with astonishnlent, and those who 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 st once; but the Doctor with an emphatic No, settles the matter. The people shall have it, and everybody else, Tor 25 cents 50 cents, S1, $3, S5, and $S per bottle, and oan select what size they please. Those who arc able certainly will purchase the largest si zes, for 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 folks know just where to lind him. He has no time to visit race courses or ba 0 ball match es-hardly time to snatch lunch.--People of common sense know that he means just what he says. He has too much honor to make a itise statament.
 1t is needless to state the success he has al- ready achieved in the sale of his old standard remedy, the annihllator, universally patronized for catarrh and colds in the head, which is to day the only leading and reliable remedy for that lOathesome yet universal complaint. Still more, he now puts up the arnihilatOr in pints instead ot half pints and makes it one quarter stronger and more efficient. He has cured, by the use of this medicint not only almost hopeless cases of catarrh, but hun dreds of weak nerves Many a man whose hands trembed to such degree that it was impossible to read newspaper without laying it on a desk and who could scarcely write their names onCea week find immediate benefit Pint bottles hold three ot the % 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 Understand CataIrh, and few are bold enough to deny it. Nothing ev- CT taken into the stomach can cure it tor the disease is III the head. You might as well put a plaster on the foot to cure an ulcer on the hand.-Catarrh is an alteration in the head and running sore; the matter falls in the throat and clogs it, at night runs down to the stomach and undermines the whole constit, ton
 Catarrh snuff will always pro re Caarrh and aggravate the disease, A ,neezt ie pa ture's most eml hattie Ne, and dus' ot ny kind. is most positively iDj Djurious
 You must cure the teSttIihg -cci r. | - head and the dlticult in the th )ai aL'. r,,- ach from this loau ot ph egm coh ''a ,'.. tuur- Ing fir m he heau is t,m,Vtd. u mus. be cleaned out ms, eoC. ,I adding snuff aId more fifth
 By none of the ijoctor~' r lnedies unless in pure white wrappers.
 Cut this out, post It mp and never forget thereis one place you Can g, or be carried. ant have all phl sical pain removed free ot ex- e'lS,. at NJ. 70 hatnam-s qutre, New York, -,l3 l. riam.vrr rect boeisn, whenei.ll other ,.tc:o.s - you uG as hopei, s.
 U ks oss, ssed of common wit,
 Bay D'ttles that white wrappers fit;
 fut t'os are often caught and sold.
 With tinted wrappers brown and old.
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