Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
Vegetable Life Medicines.

FiIESE Medicines are indebted for
4 their name IN their uiarifcsr and sen
Sihlc action in purifying the springs and
channels Of life, and euduing them. with
! renewed zone ani visor. In many hun
trrd certified cases which have been made
public and in almost every species OF dis
ease To which the human frame is liable,
tin happy effects of MOFFATS LIFE
fPlLLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS
have hcen gratefully and publicly ac-
knnwlrdscd by The persons benefited, aud
who were previously unacquhinled with
The beautifully philosophical principles
upuu which they are compounded, and
upon which they consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend
themselves in diseases of every from d de-
scriplion. Their first operation is to loosen
tue various impurities and cruhiiies con-
stnm'ly settling around Them. and to re-
move The hardened ;rrcs which cOIeci in
rhe cOnvouliun> of The small inresIines.-
UlIrcr mcdrines only parlially cleanse
these and leave such collected masses
behind a~ 10 produce hahiual costiveness,
with all its Train of evils, or sudden dIarr-
llna. with lis imminent dangers. This
iarr is well known ~ all regular anato-
miss, who examine The human bowels
after death: and hence The prejudice OF
these well informed men against quack
mediciues-nr medicines prepared and
hrrnlded 10 The public b, ignnrau' persons.
The second effect nf The Life Medicines is
10 cleanse the kidneys and the bladder,
an,, by tIli, means. the liver and the lungs,
the hcal!h!ul action of which entirely de-
prn,s upon the regularity Of The urinary
nrnans The blood. which takes lis red
rn!u. irrr,, lir asrnrv of the liver and the
!nn.s before il passes into the hrarI, cling
thus purified by 1I,r.', and n"nrlshed by
inni comm. frcm = clean stomach. c0nr-
.rs lInrl, through r!ir vcircS. rcnrws every
parI Of the system, aud trininphantly
,,.n,inrS the banner uI health in the bloom
IN" check.
NlullaI's Vegetable Life Medicines have
been thoroughly v tested. and pronounced u
sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatu-
lrnry. PaIpitatmn Of the Heart. Loss OF
Appetite. Heartburn aud Headach. Rest
lc<.nr>,. ~ temper, Anxiety, Languor aud
Melancholy, Cnslivcne,s, DiarrhGa, Chol-
era, Frvc-s of aII kinds. Rheumatism
Gnur. Dropsics uI' lIlkiut!S. Gravel, Worms,
Asthma and Cun>ump,iut, Scurvv, Ulcers.
Invrlrratr Sores. Srobulir Eruplions and
Bad CompIrxinus. Ernptive complaints.
Sal!uw, Cloudy. and other disagreeablc
CumprNions. Salt Rhemm, Erysipelas,
Common Colds and Influenza. and various
o:l,er complains which nIllict The human
frame. In FEVER and AGUE, particular
lv. ,hr Lille Medicines have been most
cmiurnIly sucrrsSlnl so mnciI so, that III
The Frvrr and igur districts. Physicians
almost universally prescribe them.
AlIlhal Mr.. Mollar requires of his pait
rnrSis tn he particular in taking The Lifo
Medicines strictly according To the dircc-
lions. IL isnot by a newspaper notice. or
by anything IIraI he hinrseli' may say in
rcir favor. that he hopes to gain credit
ltis alone by the results Of a fair trial.
MOFFAT"S MEDICAL MANUAL:
designed us domestic guide 10 health.-
Thi, llrle pamphlet. edited by w. B;
Mollat. SO Broadway, New York, has
been published for The purpose of explain
inc more fully Mr.. Mnil'at'S theory of dis
eases. and will hr found highly interesting
to persons seeking health. 1t treats upon
prrvcenl diseases, and the causes thereof.
Price, % cen,s-lor sale by Mr.. Motlal's
a.cnIs generally.
These Valuable Medicines are for sale
by Z. a. DOW ~.
Ednefed C. II. March %, 1910 lf9