Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
LIFE MEDICINES
IN REANIMATION. When the

lVl REANlM ALTON. When the
most important functions Of life are sus.
pended, and those who are invalds by liz
her,ance or imprudcnce are reduced 10 q
deplorable state of nervous debility, they
should not even then despair, for it is not
in despair that relief can be found. No
Let them first look around, and, laying
aside all prejudices, ask themselves this
quesliou-"lt my physician cannot help
me, is his repuled skill my only resort'"
Perhaps at that moment the heading Of
this advertisement, 'Mofat's Life Medi-
cines,' would catch the eye and were they
in truth Invested Of foolish prejudices, they
nigh, perhaps. be induced 10 inquire
whether Mr.. Moffat's theory and treatment,
Of diseases differed from that of their own
physicians. They would then learn that it
did differ, and very widely, and with most
happy results, too.
Iflhey pursued their inquiries still fur.
Their, they would find that all practising
physicians Of the present day prescribe
MERCURY, in some form, for almost ev.
cry disease. and they would learn, too. that
mcrcurlal medicines, though they give pres.
ent relief, undermine the constitution, and
always leave the patient in a precarious
state of health.
a GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE is Just the
reverse of all this. For hundreds of years
before that scourge of mankind, Mercury
was employed in the healing art, Physi.
clans used nothing but herbs. Even the
bible recommends as the 'skilful physician
he who prepareth his medicines from herbs
Witness Ecclesiastcus, chap. xiii.
y. 3. The shiyut physician shall l;N up
his head and in The sight Of the great men
he shall be in admiration.
y. A. For he hath prepared his medicines
out Of The HERBS Of the earth, and he
that is ,oise wW not abhor them.
.NoGars Vegetable Life Medicines pos
sess qualities of the most mild and bene f..
cial nature. They are composed of arii-
Giles the most anti pu.rescent, combined with
ingredients known as The only certain an
lidote for fevers of every Descriptions
When the disease is produced either from
cold, obstruction, bad air, swampy and
camp situations, or putrid masmi whether
malignant or epidemic, or by other causes,
these medicines are certain in their opera
ton or effects. They arc possessed of Pc
cular qualities which not only cxpeI all
disease, but at the same time restore and
lnvigora'e the systeY. When first taken
into the stomach, tn " Immediately d,ffuse
themselves like vaH through every pore,
producing effects a b6 delightful salutary
end permanent. WV IF Spurkaof kfe
begins to grow dim, the cA1l&A ngq
and the faculties paralyzeG, t6es3iS8 &c 2sE
are found to give tone TO the ne Is, TX.
hllerate the animal spirits, invigOkaEe the
body, and re.anmate the whole man.
The LIFE MEDICINES have also been
used with the most happy suc4 ss in Ner.
vous and Dyspep,c diseases, 01e smp,lon,
Asthma, Liver Complaint, R6AH1tism,
lchronic and infammatory) DropsA, &c.
&c
For full particulars, the reader is invited
to call at MI Moffa,s Office. 367 Broadway
and receive a copy Of the Good Samaritan,
published graluitous|y.
The following letters are lately selected
from very large number which Mr. Moffa,
has lately received from different parts of
the United States.
Mr.. Moffat-Dear Sir: 1t is with sincere
pleasure that venture TO address you, to
hank you for the benefit have received
from your medicines. My complaint was
salt rheum, for which | have tried nearly
all The medicines which were advertised in
The newspapers. !, however received 10
relief from any Of them. Since | was
shown your Good Samaritan, which in.
luced me TO try your medicine. When
'pPlled 10 you, my legs and arms were so