Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-08-09
NToFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINEs--RE.
IV ANIMATION when The ,nost H., .

| wi ANIMATION when The mos, -
portant functions of M, nre ensnended 80
those who are inyalids by inheritance or ;mr r'u
dence are reduced 70 deploroble state of Nor
yous debility, they should not even then des-
pair, for Il Is NOT in despair that relief can be
| iound. No. Let them first look around. and,
LAYING aside all preiudices. ask thetnseives hi,
question" If nv physician cannot helm me
il his reputed skill nv only resortiu
Perhaps at that moment The heading of This
advertisement. sMoffat,s l. lie Medicines. ,wouId
catch The eve and were they in truth divided NJ
foolish preiudices. thew might nerhans. he in.
duced TO inquire whether Mr.. Modat,s theory
and treatment of diseases differed from thai Of
their own pbysicians. They would then learn
,bat !, did differ and very WIDELY and viii
most hannv results. loo.
IF tbev pursued their inou;r;es still further.
thew would find that all practis;n0 nhvsicians
Of fbe nresent dav prescribe MERCURY. In
some form. for almost every disease. and thew
woud learn. TOO. that mercurial medicines.
though they piye present relief undermine he
constitution. and always leave the patient In a
precarious state of health.
aeon yEegr,BIg MrprofNr ia INST the
reverse Of all this. For hundreds of wears be.
fore that scouyge ocmankind. MercuyvyJ was
employed in the healing art. Physicians used
nothing but herbs. Even The Bible rccuma
mends "a the skilfnl phvsicinn, he Who nte-
noretb his medicines from herbs. Witness Fc-
clesiasticus chap. xiii.
y. 3. The skilfui physician shall lin up
has head; and in the sight offhe great men he
shall be in admiration.
y. 4. For he hath prepared has medicines
ont of The HERBS offhe earth, and he that
is tcise tciH not a6hor them.
.Mobars Vegetable Life Medicines possess
qualities ofthe most mild and beneficial nature.
They are composcd of articles the most anti
putrescent, combined with ingredients known
as the only certain antidote for fevers Of every
description. When the disease is produced Ell
ther from cold, obstruction, bad air, swampy
and camp situations, or putTid miasm whether
malignant or epidemic. or by other causes, these
medici res are certain in their operation or eff
fects. They are possessed of peculiar qualities
which not only expel all disease but at the same
time restore andi nvigorate the system. When
first taken into the stomach, they Immediately
dihIuse themselves like vapor through every
pore, producing effects at once delightful salu-
tary and permanent. When the spark of life
begins to grow dim, the circulation languid,
and the faculties paralyzed, these medicines are
found TO give tone to the nerves, exhilarate
the animal spirits, invigorate the body, and
re-animate the whole man.
The LIFE MEDICINES have also been used
with the most happy success in Nervous and
Dyspeptc diseases, Consumption, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, (chronic and
inhammatory) Dropsies, &c. &c.
The following letters are lately selected from
n yerv large number which M. Moffat has
lately received from different parts of the Unit
ed States.
Measure thar venture 10 address y m 10 HANK
medicines NV comnla;nt was sail rbeum' for