Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04
b5- Moffat's Life Pills
AND
PHOENIX RxTTERs.

around them and 10 remove the hardened
fgces which collect in the convolutions of the
small nteslines. Olher medicines only par
tally cleanse these and leave such collected
masses behind, as to produce habtual cos
tiveness, with all its train of evils, or sudden
diarrbGa, with its imminent dangers. This
fact is well known to all regular anatomists,
who examine the human bowels after death -
and hence the prejudice Of these well inform
led men against the quack medicines Of the
age. The second effect of the VEGETA-
BILE LIFE PILLS is to cleanse the kidneys
aud the bladder, and by this means, the liver
and The lungs, the beautiful action Of which
entirely depends upon the regularity Of urin-
any organs The blood which takes its red
color from the agency of the liver and the
lungs before il passes into the heart, being
thus purified by them, and nourished by food
coming from a clean stomach, courses freely
through the veins, renews every part of the
system, and triumphantly mounts the banner
of health in the blooming cheek.
| IMPORTANT CAUTION. Those who have tried
thoroughly my medicines, must be convinced
of the theory, good vegetable medicine is far
preferable 10 the almost universal resort of our
regular physicians, to preparations from mercu-
nv or calomel. As have said thousand
times, ] do not pretend to perform miracles
with the Life Pills and Phoenix Btters-l
merely contend that they are purely vegetable
preparations, prepared with due care by skill
full hand; and that in all cases Of illness, no
matter what The character Of the disease, such
medicine should be preferred TO all Others
In nineteen cases out of twenty, il resorted TO
in season, speedy cure will be the result
The reason of this is very plain. Being COM
posed of the most approved vegetable ingredi-
enis. these medicines act powerfully upon the
secretions, tend to purify the blood, and thus
equalize the distribution throughoughl the sys-
TEN.
But to The CAUTION. warn all persons,
and especially those who take my medicines,
against Bleeding and Lecching. This very
prevalent practice sends many, otherwise
healthy persons, TO an untimely grave and 9th
ers are rendered invalds for life. Bleeding and
Leechng should only be performed in aggra-
waited cases, when all other remedies have fail
ed 10 produce relief. People are generally too
FESTIVE when unwell. They should folio,e mp
irrational course OF medicine, and relief will be
almost certain, sooner or later, according TO the
virulence Of the attack, or the constitution of
the invalid. Reader! follow the above advice
on one solitary occasion will stake my rep
utation 90 the result.
Letter from Wiiiiam II. Sehenk
New ROCHELLE, Oct. 1886. To Mr. Mof-
fat-Dear Sir: II is well known that the dele
ferrous properties Of leads used in painting are
very injurious 10 health, and produce many
distressing complaints.
have been a severe sufferer thcrefrom, and
have often endured circulating pains. Inever
could find any relief from medicine. until in a
happy hour, You gave me your Pills and Bit
tiers, their effect has been almost miraculous,
and have found them more effectual anti
dote to the poison Of paints than any medicines
have ever used or heard Of. They have fire.
quently relieved me from the severest pain in
two hours-and your Phoenix Bitiers have
completely cured me of that distressing COM |
plant, the piles, with which have been afflct- !
ed. ] want words 10 express the gratitude |
feel towards you, for the benefits have receiv-
ed from your great discovery Painters should !
never be without them. WIN. II. SEHESK.
Leitr From Leris SioH.
Brooklyn, july 26, 1886. To Mr.. NJ /
Cheney.-Sir: ] wish you to send me a box of
DR.. Moflatls Vegetable Life Pills and a bottle |
OF Phenix Bitters. For years and upwards. |
! have been afflicted with dyspepsia and cost |
iveness, and am perfectly restored by the use
OF this medicine. have an exceedingly high |
opinion of its good qualities and am willing al
any time to certify TO the same, should it he |
benefit to Others thus afflicted. LEWIS SroLL. |
Letter From allan Clark.
To JOHN MoFFAr-Sir: ! am anxious 10 !
give you testimonial to the qualities of your |
vegetable Life Pills and Bitters, and state
with pleasure, that having used them for the /
rheumatism, which have been afflicted with |
Tor number Of years, have found great re-
iei-and am convinced that they are the best
medicine that ever met with for the above
complaint. have also recommended then 10
a number OF my acquaintance, who sneak in
the highest terms of them, and one person in
particular, whom saw suffering with the Piles.
and who was very much distressed and could
get no relief. ] accordingly got box of your
Life Pills for him, and he told me short time
after, that he was perfectly well, and he said
ne had not taken more than half the box.
shall have great pleasure in recommending
them whenever have an opportunity. Wish
ing you as extensive a sale as their merits de-
serve, remain yours, respectfully,
ALLEN CLARK, 81 Cortlandt-st.
LETTER From r. III. HouGH.
New York, December 18th. 1886.
TO JOHN MoFFAT, Esq.-Dear Sir: have
Iound your Life Pills and Phpnix Bitters orI
such benefit, that cannot help expressing a
slsh that Others should be benefited Also
After taking only part of box of Pills, and a
small bottle Of Bitters, they cured me of the
rheumatism and dyspepsia, both of which had
been troubled with for two years, and had tried
many things; but nothing gave me any relief
until took your Pills and Btiers.--My bow,
nne years old, had breaking out which lasted
MN Tor eighteen months, and although we tri-
ed many things, he got no relief until he took
your riiis, and in twenty days he was perfectly
wen, and cured-and has had no return since.
wnich mas been six months. have recon-
nenced them to girl that is troubled with the