Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-14
fIFE PILLS

AMI PHENlA bFTJ EhS.
A POsITlvHCURE Fur FEyEK & AGUE,
AND BILIOUS FEVERS.
A well-regulsted snd proportionate quantity OF
"A bile upon the. stomach is always requisite for
the promotioapf sound ealth-i stiru uia ties diges-
ton, and k~eersthe intestinal canal free from all
distractions. On the i.fef1ot stiffaea Of the liver,
is a peculiar bladder. IL wsset, the bile Is first pre-
served, being formed byy ttss' liver srau the b.ood.
Thence it passes into the Stomach and intesiaes,
and reg nlates the indigestion. Thus we see, wh6x
there is a deficiency ofbiie, the b,dy is constantly
~costise. On the other hand, an oversbaida.ace OF
bile causes frequent nausea at the stomach; and
often promotes very severe attacks OF diseases
which sometimes end in death.
MOFFATaS LIFE MEDICINES should always
and II persevered in strictly according to the diree-
tons, will positively effect q enEess
The mineral medicines o~fe4SareDcribed IN theea
diseases, although they may enact a teaDporaf&
cure, at the same time create An unhesithy state a
the blood, aud consequently tend TO promote ! res
turn Of the very disease which they are ~smployed
to cure. 1t is then, by the use OF purgAlis Is, ex-
ciusively formed Of vegetable compounders ieAs
possessing within themselves no defeteri0us = m.
cies, which decorQposition, combination or altre-
ton can d~eyelope or bring ints eedd4t afd, Thea :
fore capable of producing no eAect, savefhat whiet
is desired--thas . safe remedy is found.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENTK BfTTERS
have proved to be the most happy in their effects,
In cases Of bilious diseases, Of any purely4Segetable
preparation ever offered to n public. IT the sto-
mach is foul, they cleanse II W exciting it to throw
off its contents; II not, they pass 20 the duodenum
without exciting vomiting or nauses in the stomach;
stimulating the neighhoring viscerkaas Vie liver
OF their secretions into the inte.tines: SImulstipg
con- sos, ., .a;sh an e' l".rsss p sts%'a' n I L. ssrsi-
tion.. .re sempis,eiy sd;.sh.r
IT'B. JOURDANahss y appotnted agent
the ale Of my esdIsiisse y baton Rouge;
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