Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-17

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syrs ne ass.ssk 70 si-hss fegvsssis fef The Ffsso"
,sss = rosv1 A.sth-s .iuois'e' e.sts,ies. sed
lerp ne srfee So rtesi Zee ffosn III ebsifuctefs
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his86sss Ia ~ash tho sls . tfS presfss1. hrr
fe,ae6 b, W B. w. isee, the hns6. Thcncs u pss
e. isis ne eeassth snd isiesslucs ADD f~cseittss ne
dsgr-~s fhps 80 49, vhra ihsFs . . crhclerc.
~ kie. te basf q os.ssif riif easiife ga Ne eihff
htse 10 esashssdsnoe 81 bbs tasses i'sqo'hi hss
go "a Ne asasrh spd cnsa P~'ou1oiss tey Fe'ers
ssiNc.s ,fessssss, ~hscb snaetinst ends 20 d,Aih
fssas ore slwss. rfecsaed b, umFsop, ola d..
esSerss asrssh - sc sisa ssfefsiosse isuTess' and
81 ssnpatasse iasrlieasl esFsHtr o. isbti.e darasc,
tsura ihe zane cssss ths nsisfsi Aud kfathf aetiob
Of The brsfi and TIE ~ ials tasr siaf system 10 implif-
I'd sed rntsesa heiaa 10 astsri sisndard % cihb
nsS " psipfsueh, lsnrsia pu'Fe, iofpois q NE
hats. sebcuf~. ard eva death lttfif. ~ Consequence
dtn e'tfahundsros Of . peculiar ohenti'e sobsisnes
ts tie e~.sstat,e esPBss
TIE sppsesrh - haiiaas jirssses - a. al tines
s,isnSea ~ decided s~gsnpaous = 81 ciinins dtra'
ed sists ~ ibe stomach ssd ho~rl'.i e. ~ih th"sc
signs uhscb are lHepn 90 paiht osi Their e~onlen'' 70
he n . morbid irfltsNUg hsiRfs tni ~tene'fftbe pr
isss stsp ssnsl happens To be loaded ~Hh ntiaiing
matter. s-u.. dsssagrssssi ct the healthy ofemii9D'
sithsf ~ The grnefai sys,en OF 81 srfue particular
csgas 81 The bds - tie eerisin rosau snd "bea
,his aste hars~ns 10 - uHi'cd ~'th sny o'hef Nmp'
ssns ~ disrsss ~ efssis afe Aisayt theftbi mNch
sgs,s.sisJ Tie progress al tfssn,o obstruction u
sansa - rapid 80 scarcely Ia sdsiis 81 lime for Tie sp'
pl,csttsn ~ sach as 90 - 90 b. offered by sft, pet, ~
senersi. the p-rmoa.iofy symptoms 81 fss'nc iosd
. scf~sreps isis Tor = fsy ~ two previous to tbs iev.
sr,sh pafotysa. a pcnDd, Wiscn the most esheaeions
s-ssisiancs Ins, be gisen. bs unloading tho stomach
and siinss atari canal 81 is iuiiaiine oonieat', add
the, tsdse,ag the susceptibility &C diseaae.
Moast's I.,fs Medic ace shoaS alWays be taken N
the e,,iy sise-. of biious complaints and Il pctse
vsret In sii,eily according to tie directions, VIII
positively effect a cute
It~ usise,al medicines often prescribed in these
II - .sNA
al lhe sane iihac create su uhheslthy state OF TIE
blood. and consequently iend 10 promote a return oil
the YER, disease which they ste employed 10 cure
u 10 thea l., The ue - putgsu'es, eteluSitely form
ed Of vegetable compounds. which, possessing ~ithiH
Ih<,nssises ma delttcrlous agencies, which deconpo'
sitsoa. comtansiion ~ alteration can derelope or
bcag into action, and therefore capable Of producing
no effect. sase that Which rs desifeJ-thsis safe rem.
edv 10 fpund
The Life Pills md Phnaii Bi,ier have proved to
he the MOE, haprs 10 their onscts IN cases Of bilious
dsesscs Of a., purci, vegetable preparation ever Of.
Tered to the pubic. u tie stomach is foul they
cleanse Il by etciilng II Ia throw Of ITS coats " not
they pass 10 tho duodcnum without exciting vomiting
90 nsssea 10 the stomach stimulating the ~netgbbor-
EGG viscefs, a. the liver and p1ncrss, so as 10 produce
a mo<e eoploDs how Of their secfciionf into the mites
tines siimuisting tho oShalcnt capiiisftcs, termina-
i,ag IN the inner coat. which an Increased flow ofthe
useless PARTICLES Of The body. foreign matters. or re.
famed seereii sn., are completely discharged.
Ferer and 1gue.
TO my friends 10 the West, and particularly those
who have used the Life Medieincs 10 treatment Of
Fever and Ayue.
Il ~ bot q ,efy short time since these medicines
have been introduced inio the fever and ngue districts
md the proprietor ha,tors himself that during that
period, wherever thcy have been used according to
The directions they have done mote towards exler.
m,aatirg the dlssSsc. than all other remedies and
prescriptions combined. II is q common excuse a.
soaS regular praetiiioners' when specifies are in
,reduesd. that they cannot cure disease which peo-
pie at Ia The habit ofooaslderiog lneurable. Med
cal eipenonee Is coniinuaily doing away a part Of
the list of tie incuabIe diseases, and Nh. Mofat has
the ~hsppiaess Of confidently announcing that fever
snd agvs !, now 10 be addea To the number Of com
plants which modern skill has conquered.
ia Fever aud Ague the Life Medicines not only
give quicker relief than any other remedy, but Il
perpeyercd IN, effect a permanent, cure 20 that ifths
patient 10 on, ord manly careful, and resorts direct
" To hs medie,n ne upon the first symptom Of ,endch
ry TO a new attack, II may alv aysb he wardcd of. II
esespc tue chill would be Of infinitely more consc
qaenee 10 the %sutfeier than the remed,-to remos,
the disease permanently would confer a benefit up
% hun ~hieh cannot be eslImaled by any carhi,
STANDARD Ths, these incidence will effect what i
here claimed for ,hem, the proprietor has the testimo
~ Of al acquaiated wiib them snd their application
and use Ia The fever and ague aud his object IN nov
hddreystsg he friends At iho W est Is to rtques, then
that they Will spare ne pains IN romnun lcatiag thei
esy~neaee and Disseminating this highly interes,lo
~,aio,Dsion. nov that the season for lever and ago
Ia. arrived,