Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-12
NMOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES
IN ALTON Whom tn,


,n",, important functions of life are sn..
pended. ard those who are lnvalid- bv IT,
ncruauce or imDtndcpce are reduced TO q
depln,ahle slate Of nervous debility, they
should no, even then despair, iLr II IL not
10 Gc-p nlr hat relief can b. found. M
h., them frs, Took around. aud laying
aside all pr,judlccs. ak themselves ,nls
qnesliou-''lt my physician cannot help
me. Is his repu'ed skill nv only reson?"
Perhaps at that moment the heading Of
'hs advertisement, 'Mcffai's Life Medl-
cues would catch the eye and were they
IN truth d,ves,ed Of foolish prejud'ces, they
m;rh, perhaps. be induced 10 inquire
whether Mr.. Mulfal's heorv and tren,mcn'
Of diseases differed from that of their own
physicians. They would then learn thar 1t
did differ, and very widely, and with most
hanpv results, tao.
II they pursued their inquiries still fur
ther, they would fad that all practising
rhv-'cinns "f the present day prescribe
NJ MERCURY. IN some farm. for almoS, ~
cry disease, and they would Irarn, too. ,ba,
m"rcnral medicine though they give pres
| ent relief. undermine me CONSTITUTION, and
always leave The patient in u precarous
state OF henih.
A GOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE - Just the
reverse o all Tins. For hundreds ct vears
before that scOurgp of mankind 'M"rcuty.
was employed ~ the healing art. Physi
cans used morning but herbs. Even the
bible recommends as The 'sklIfn physician
he VIII" pr'par',h his medicines FROM herbs
Witness Ecclrela-tlcn- chap. XXui.
J.. 8 THE shjifW phpsician shall III up
his head; nnd IN me sight Of Tie great men
he AaH be in ndmirni.on.
Y. A For he hoih prepnrtd his medirjn.s
ou Of Me HERDS IF The earth, and he
ihni is ,cjse ,ciH moi abhor them
.N"fnrs VegeiabIe Life .Ncdicines pos
Sr-s qualities Of The most mI'd aud bcn,ti
clal nature. They are composed If art,
cI"- the most anti pu''rscenl ,cnmbn"d with
ingrcdnn'> known rs The only certain an
ud"ie for levers nf rvrrv description
Whrn the disease is produced either from
cold. "bs'rucll"n, bad ar, swGmpv and
camp situations, or pnirld mia>ni whether
malignant or epidemic. or bv her causes.
these medicines are CERTAIN ~ llie,r opera
ton or effects. They are possessed uf ne.
cuhar qualities which moi only rxpel all
disease, but at The same time restore and
lnv,gotaie HE system. When fest tnkrn
INTO the stomach. they immediately dffu.e
themselves like vap0r through every pnrr
producing effects a. once del'gh' inl >alutGry
md permanent. When the spark 1T life
begins TO grow dim, the circulation langulJ.
aud the faculties parayzeG, these medicines
are tnuud 10 give tone to th" nerves, ex.
h'lera,c me animal spirits, ,nvig"rate the
body, and rc.anluatc the whole man.
THE LIFE MEDICINES have also been
used with the most Happy success m Ner.
vons aud Dysptp''c diseases, Consumption,
Asthma. Liver Complaint, Rheumatism,
Ichronic aud lnhamma'ory) Dropsles, &c,
&c
For full particulars, the reader is invited
to call at Mr. MohaIs Office, 367 Broadway
aud receive copy of The Good Samaritan
published gralu,tousy.
The following lcllers are lately selected
from very large number winch Mr. Moffa'
hos la'rly 'ecelved from different parts OF
The United States.
Mr.. Motla, Dear Sir: II is with sincere
pleasure that ] venture TO address YOU, 90
'ha"k you for The benefit ! have received
tom your medicines NV complaint was
san rhenm, tor winch have ired nearly
all VI" medicines which were advertised N
the newspapers. !. however received To
relief from any of them. Since | was
SHOWN your Good Samaritan, which in.
duced me TO try your medicine. When
applied 10 you, my legs and arms were so