Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-07-21

Of "a o,snAendanoc " q peculiar oaeusi,e subsiance
TO tie digestive otTaus.
Tie approach 10 bilious Diseases is At an times
,,icaAcd ty decided symptoms a. an otislinc di.cas.
ed state Of tic stomach and bowels, b. g, with these
siens which are known To poiut out ihetr coGteuts 60
BE- 81 = morbid '%fritaiing Haiure hrt whenever the al.
imsntsfy canal happcns TO DE loaded with irritating
msiter, somo arrangement Of the healthy operation,
either or the general system or OF some particular
organ Ufthe body is the certain result aud vhca
thus state happens 10 be united with any other symp.
toms Of disease, is effects are always thereby much
aggravated. The progress Of organic obstruction is
OFTEN 80 wptd a. scarcely 10 admit of time for the up.
%plicaiiou of such AID NJ - 10 be offered by at. yet, ~
general. TIE ptemoniiofy symptoms Of gastric load
at rcpcfccpiIblc Tor a DAY Or two previous TO tbs few
ensh paroIysm. a period. wbco the mos, cfioacious
assistance may be gwen. by unloading the stomach
and alimontary canal Of It's Irritating contents, and
thus reducing the susceptibility Ct disease.
Mufats Life Medicines should always be taken IN
the early stages Of bilious complaints and II persc.
yctcd IN strictly according to the directions, will
positively effect a cure
Tie IMMORAL medicines ohrn prescribed in these
diseases, although they may effect n temporary cure,
AZ tho same time create an unhealthy state Of the
blood, and consequently tend to- promote a fctInn oil
the very disease which they are employed to cure
II is then 10y the use o. pnfrattvcs, exclusively form
cd Of vegetable compounds, which, posse ssing With
themselves no doletcrhous agencies, which decompo
sition, combination or alteration can dcyelope or
BRING INTO action, and therefore capahle Of producing
no effect, save that which is d~esired-that a safe rem.
cdy Is found.
The Life Pills and PhnniS Ritters have proved 10
be the mos, happy in their effects In cases Of bilious
Diseases. Of any purely vegetable preparation ever Of
iercd 10 the public. II tho stomach is foul they
cleanse il by exciting il TO throw OF its coatsj If not
they pass to the duodenum without exciting vomiting
or nausea IN the stomach stimulating ikX.ne ighbor-
ing yiscora, as the liver and pahcrns, 80 T~To produce
a more cnpious flow OF their s%ecretiont into the iutes
tines stimulating tho exhalcnt capill1ries, termina-
ting in the inner coat, which an Increased flow orthc
useless PARTICLES ofthe body. foreign matters, or re.
aimed secre,ions. arc completely discharged.
Fcrer and IgUe.
To my friends in the West, and particularly those
who have used the Life Medicines in treatment OF
Fever aud Ague.
1t is but a very short time since these medicines
have been introduced into the fever and ague districts
and the proprietor tattcrs himself that during that
period, wherever they have been used according to
the directions, they have done more towards exter-
ininating the disease, than all other remedies T. d
prescriptions combined. II is a common excuse a.
inong' regular Practitioners when specifics are in.
troduced, that they cannot cure disease which poo.
pie are 10 the habit of demonstrating lncurable. Medi-
cal experience is continually doing away a part os
the list Of the incurahle diseases, and M. Mnfat bar
the happiness of confidently announcing that ieye.
and ague Is now to be added to the number of conf
plants which modern skill has conquered.
In Fever ard Ague the Life Medicines not only
give quicker relief than any other remedy, but !
persevered in, effect a permanent cure so that ifthc
psttent IS oniy ord lnarily careful, aud resorts direct
" ia his medicine upon the first symptom of tenden-
cy to a new attack, II may alv avs be wardod of. To
escape one chill would be of infinitely more conse.
quence 10 tho sufferer than the remedy-to remove
The disease permanently would confer a benefit up.
on hun which cannot be estimated by any earthly
standard. That these medicines will effect what is
here claimed for them the proprietor has the tes,imo.
ny Of all acquainted with them and their application
and use in the fever and ague sand his object IN now
addressing his friends at the West is to request them
that they will spare no pains in commun eating their
| experience and DISSEMINATING This uiuhly intprpetinp
information, now that the season for fever and agne
has arrived.