Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-20


fetal effects The proprietor OF The well known
and highly celebrated LIFE PILLS AND PIE
NIX BITTERS, has been cheered in his labors by
the oral and written testimony oil thousands, VINO
have been snatched from death, or restored to health
from distressing and proracted disease, by the use
of the LIFE MEDICINES. So longas confer ring real
benefit upon his race can delight the heart, he is
sure of that pleasure. He owes il to the suffering
members of the human family to make such facts
public may induce them TO avail themselves Of
remedy which has proved etIectual in many
cases, that to enumcrae them would lead those un-
acquainted with tho virtues of his medicine to inn
peach his veracity. From the hundreds of letters
and certificates in his possession, he selects the
following:
To Ma. MorFAr-DEAR SIR Owing. as verify
believe, the preservation of my life to your medl'
cines, ] should be wrongnig my own feelings,
wronging the public, and doing you injustice, if
did not communicate TO you the facts IN my case. /
"a years of age, and for l9 years last past,
was afflicted with swelling in the legs. In the
winter of 1889, the complaint became trouble
some that left the mint in Phiadel phia where Il
had been four years employed under Messrs. Pat
terson, Eckiedt Il Cloud, and went upon visit TO
my friends in Port Coventry, near Burlington, Vt.
While there, the swellings extended over my whole
body and head and in that distressing situation
remained four months and half, unable for great
portion ofthe time to walk or assist my SELF Looking
over the papers, and noticing the advertisements of
your LIFE MEDICINES, and observing the statement
that they are purely vegetable, sentby Mr.. Ben
nett to MIR. Lyman, your agent in Montreal, for
three boxes. By making use OF forty two pills, l
was in three weeks able 10 walk about the room,
and am now perfectly free from tho swellings.
have walked from Port Coventry to New York $50
miles, at the rate of 12 miles per day, and arrived
in this city this 30lh day OF July, in good health--a
blessing have not before enjoyed for many years.
Thomas PURCELL, Sen'r.
Case of Jacob G. Hunt, New Windsor, Orange
Il 1aofrn cd rIU
the whole his face, nose and jaw. Experienced
quick relief from the of the Life Medicines, and
in less than three months was entirely cured Case
reported, with wood engraving in new pamphlet
now in pross
Case of Joan Daulton, Aberdeen, Ohio--rheuma-
tsm five years, is entirely cured has used the LIFE
MEDICINES for Worms in children and found
Them a sovereign remedy.
Case of Lewis Austin-perodical sick headache,
always relieved by small dose, now entirely tree
from it.
Case Of Adon Ames-cured of a most inveterate
and obstinate dyspepsia, and general debility.
Case OF Adah Adams, Windsor, Ohio-rheuma-
tsm, gravel, liver affections, aud general nervous
debility, had been confined seven years-was raised
from her bed by taking box Of pills and bottle
of bitters, most extraordinary cure, she is now
very healthy and robust woman, attested by her
husband Shupel Adams.
Case Of Mrs Badger, wife of Joseph Badger
| nearly similar TO above, result the same
Case Of Susan Goodarant, young unmarried
woman, subject TO i'll health several years, IA small
course of the Lie Medicines entirely restored her,
IL now hole and healthy.
Case q. Miss Thomas, daughter of Eli Thomas,
cough and symptoms Of consumption, cured in four
weeks. Her sister cured of severe attack OF in
hammatory rheumatism in one week!
Case offs. COlvin-cured of severe attack of
scarlet fever in lew days by the Life Medicines.
Case Of Harriet Twogood. Salna, N was
and half
did not expect to recover. Miss It. is now able
10 walk about and is rapidly recovering both health
and strength.
Case OF Benjamin J. Tucker-sevcre case of
Fever and Ague, cured in very short space OF
time. Directions followed strictly.
Case Of Amos DISQUALIFICATION of the Liver
after trying doctors remedies in vain for long
time, was cured by the Lilo Medicines without
t.onble.
Extraordinary case of Lyman Pratt, who was
afflicted with Phhsic 90 years-effected perfect
cure in "a hours by the OF the Life Medicines.
Thousands of persons afflicted IN like manner,
have. by judcious use of MOFFATS LIFE
PILLS and PHENIX Bl1TERS, been restored to
the enjoyment OF all the comforts of life The
Bittera pleasant TO the taste and SMELL gently
astringe the fibres of the stomach, and give that
proper tensity which u good digestion requires. rs
nothing can be better adapted to help and nourish
the constitution. SO there is nothing more generally
acknowledged To be peculiarly efhcacious in all
inward wa .lings, loss Of appetite, indigestion de-
pressioh of spirits, trembling shaking of the
hands and limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness Of
breath, or consumptiye habits.
The Life Medicines possess wonderful efficacy in
all nervous disorders, fits, headaches, weakness,
heavness and lowness ofspirits, dimness of sight,
confused thoughts, wandering of the mind, vapours
and melancholy, and all kinds of hysterc COM
plants are gradually removed by their use In
sickness OF the stomach, hatuencies, or obsruc-
tons, they are sale and powerful, and a purifier
Of the Blood they have not their equal in the world
For additional particulars ofthe above medicines,
see Mofiat's Good Samaritan" copy Of which
accompanies the medicine; a copy can always be
obtained OF the different Agents who have the
medicine for sale.
French, German, and Spanish directions can
be obtained application at the Office 375 Broad
way.
All post paid letters will receive immediate at.
tention.
Prepared and sold by WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
375 Broadway, New York. A liberal deduction
made to those who purchase TO sell again.
.4GE.NTS-The Life Medicines may also be had
of any of the principal Druggists in every town
throughout the United States and the Canadas.
fisk for Moffats Life Pills and Phenx Bitters; and
be sure that fac smile of John Moffat's sigma
ture is upon the label Of each bottle of Bters or
box of Pills
These valuable medicines for sale by Mr.
H. HYDE, Front Street, Bath Me. 81.