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TO PRACTISING PHYSICIANS,
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TO PRACTISING PHYSICIANS. Let us impress upon conscientious physicians tht importance of trial of the Brandreth's Pills. Le them make only fair trial of them, and they vii concede the medicine is the best evacuant of the bowels hitherto discovered. The ingredients are all dreth's Pills, and 1t is impossible to obtain pnrga tive of ;he same properties except from Dr: B. Bran dreth. Let physicians and the world at large bear necessary, for any length of time daily, not only without injury, but with certainty of beneficial l results.

 This universal medicine mildly but surely cleanses the whole extent of the alimenary canal. It then gives increased power to the circulation ofthe blood by which 1t deposltes any impurities 1t may contain in the bowels, which organ expels them from the body. This action may continue for days, weeks or months as the mldness or urgency of the disease may demand, or until the entire body has been evacuated and re.made by the food consumed.

 How important is that persons of feeble frame, of impure constitutions should, without delay, com mence with this pure and wholesome medicine. No time ought to be lost by using Lo2enges or Candies as medicines which are better adapted for the des- ease. Experience has sufficiently tested that these remedies contain, invariably, caIomel and other ac tive chemical agents, that have very destructive effect ot which there are too many individually con-

 The testimony m favor of the Brandreth Pills, and the number who are daily raised from bed of mse- " hy their use render it imperative that all who are suffering from sickness should give them trial.

 

 That Brandreth's Pills have stood seven years test in the United States. t,..

 That they are a vegetable and innocent medicine, vet all powerful for the removal of diseases whether chronic or recent, infectious or otherwise.

 That they purify the blood, and stay the further progress of disease in the human body. ---

 That, in many cases where the dreadful ravages of uceration had laid bare lgament and bone, and where, to ell appearance, no human means could save life. have patients by lhe use ofthese pis been restored to good health; the devoufng disease hay. ing been completely eradicated.

 The pills are sold in Litchfeld County by the fol. lowing Agents. viz

 Ganitt X Baldwin, Litchfeld; George W. Whit tIesey, New Milford Lyman Smith, Bridgewater; Preston & Minor. Roxbury; Alvah Merriam. Wood bury; s. J. Loomis. Bethlehem William Leavilt and Son, Washington; Moses Smith. Kent; D. and Q. Swift, Warren; David Gould, Sharon Myron Harrison, Corn xall Bridge ; J. R. Harrison, Corn val; A. Miles & Sons, Goshen; N. l.. Graham & Co.,. Salisbury E. c. Lawrence. Norfolk; Law. renee & Phelps. Colehrook; s: and l., Hurlbui. Winchester M. & G, w: MeErick, Barkhamsled c. R. levitt New Hartford Erastus Hodges, Tor rngton; S. M. Mitchell, Plymouth A. A. Gridley, WateFtowR; M. o. Platt, Geylor0s Bridge c. B. Waller New Preston S. A. Groves. WolcoltviIle M. and C. !. Camp. Winsted John Franklin, North Canaan Canfeld & Robbins, Falls Village; Alexander H. Holley, Furnace Village. s4l ENr A NKN A .....n..l .......-----. r- rT-