Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08
'he Cause Of Bilious Complaints
and O. Mode of Cure.

well regulated and proportionnte quantity of bile
upon the stomach is always requisite for the promo.
ton of sound heaith-it stimulates digestion, and
keeps the intestinal canal free from all Instructions
On the IN terior surface Of tho liver is peculiar
bladder, in which the bile is first preserved, being
formed by the liver from the blood Thence it pass
es into the stomach and intestues, and rogulate the
digestion. Thus we see when there is deficiency
Of bile the body is constantly costve On the other
hand an overabundance of bile frequent nau.
sea in the stomach and often promotes very severe
attacks Of disease, which sometimes ends in death.
Fevers are always preceded by symptoms Of a dis
ordered stomach also scrofulous disorders. and
all sympathetic functional organic iebrile diseases
From the same cause the natural and healthy acton
Of the heart, and the whole vascular system impair
ed and reduced below its natural standard as exhlb
tied in pal pitations. langud pulse, torpors Of the
limbs syncope, and death ITSELF in consequence
ofan overabundance Of peculiar offensive substance
to the digestive organs.
The approach to bilious diseases is at all times
attended by decided symptoms Of existing diseas-
ed state of the stomach and bowels, Q. with those
signs which are known to point out their contents 70
be of morbid irritating nature but whenever The al
imentary canal happens to be loaded with irritating
matter some arrangement of the healthy operation,
either OF the general system Of some particular
organ Of the body is the certain result and when
this state happens TO be united with any other symp
toms Of disease, its effects are always thereby much
aggravated. The progress Of organic obstruction is
often SO rard scarcely TO admit of time for the ap
plicaton Of such aid is to be offered by art yet,
al repercepibe Tor day or two previous to this ev-
erish paroxysm. period, wbea the most eficacious
assistance may be given. by unloading the stomach
and alimentary canal of its irritating contents and
thus reducing the susceptibility of disease.
Mofat's Life Medicines should always be taken in
the early stages fbilious complaints and if perse'
vered in strictly according to the directions will
positively effect a cure
The mineral medicines often presc ribed in these
diseases, although they may effect Temporary cure
at the sane time create an unhealthy state of the
blood, and consequently tend TO promote a retInn ol
the very disease which they are employed TO cure.
IL 10 then by the use OK purgarives, exclusively form
ed oil vegetable compou nds, which, posse sng With
themselves no deleterious agencies, which decompo
stlon, combination or alteration can develope or
bring into action and therefore capable Of producing
no effect save that which is desired-that safe rem.
edy is found
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters have proved TO
be the most happy in their effects in cases of bilious
diseases OF any purely vegetable preparation ever of
Tered TO the public If the stomach is foul they
cleanss it by exciting il throw of its coats if moi
they pass to the duOdenum without exciting vomiting
or nausea in the stomach stimula tng the peiphbor.
ing vsc"ra as the liver and pancras so as 10 produce
more copous now OF their secretiont into the lntes
tines stimulating the exbalent appliances termina
ting IN the inner coat which iuc reused flow Of the
sseless PARTICLES ofthe body foreign matters or re-.
aimed secretions, are completely discharged.
Ferer and Ague.
To my friends n the West, and particularly these
who nave used the Life Medicines in treattne Of
Fever and Ague.
u Is but very short time since these medicines
have been introduced into the fever nd ague
and the proprietor hatters himself that during that
period wherever they have been used accotdln To-
the directions, they have done more towards erter-
m'nating the disease, than all other remedies { d
prescriptions combined. II is a common excuse a
mong regular practitioners" when specifics are in
troduced, that they cannot disease which peo-
pie are In the habit OF considering incurabe Med.
cal experience is continually doing away a part Of
the list OF the incurable diseases and Nj MoT,t hal
the happiness Of confidently announcing that fever
and ague ~ now 10 be added 10 the number of com
plants winch modern skill has conquered
In fevef AID Ague the Life Medicines not only
give quicker relief than any other remedy but
Persevered in, eeet perma Nc NJ cure SO that rtbe
patent Is only ordinarily careful and resorts d rect
70 MS medicine upon the first symp tom If H.
oy 10 new attack, u may sly avs be wsrded off To
escape one chill would be Of infinitely more conse.
qpence TO the sufferer than the remedy-to remove
'ne d'sesse permanently would confer a benefit up-
On MN which cannot be estimated by any earthly
s,sndard That these medicines will effect what I.
mere claimed Tor them the proprietor has the mo-
~ OF all acquainted with them and their appliea
and use in the fever and sgue land his object IN ma
aoofessng his friends at the w est is TO REQUEST then
That they will spare pains in ,Lei
experience and dissent mating this highly inteTes,inn
Information, now that the for fever and aoas
has arrived. "s"e
Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix
Bitters.