Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-10-06
he Cause ofBiiious Cons
and a Mode ofCv,,r r.

ana u M0dc OF Cure,
A well regulated and proportional. ,,..,
upon the stomach rs always reoui.i,. ~.
ton of sound hcaith-it stimulate, -
keeps the Intestinal canal free from IN t ~
Tn the IN Terror surface of the live,
bladder, in which the bile is frs, n,..,.
formed by the liver from the blood rl'
Is into the stomach and intestines ,,d ~.
digestion. Thus We see when there /, -
oil bile the body ~ constaatly costiye n.
hand an overabundance Of bile cap.c, ~
sea in the stomach and often p-omo,, wv, w
attacks OF disease, which sometime. 81. ~ Il
Fcvcrs are always preceded by ,,oa,.. /"
ordered stomach as are also scrofplon, II'a'
all sympathetic functional orvapie a, s,.la
From tho same cause. the natusl ,n3 1865. .,tu
Of the heart, and the whole raSpl,r,,,,.. .'' %
ed and reduced below its na,0taA u,sd,, :. ~ 'nn
tied in palpltniions. languid pulls ,1,,,. sis
limbs .syncope, and even death itset -.
Dian oyerabundance Of peculiar ofea,,, 49,
to the digestive organs
The approach to bilious diseases bnu
/ attended by decided symptoms of an eIis,,a,
ed state Of the stomach and bowels, e. vii }
signs which are known to point out their oos.I
be Of a morbid irritating nature but whene,r
imentary canal happens TO be loaded with IN
matter. some derangemen, Of the healthy on
either Of the general system or Of som. ps
organ Of the body 10 the certain result ~
this state happens TO be united with any CIe,
toms OF disease, its effects are always then
aggravated. The progress of organic obspr.
onen 30 rapid as scarcely TO admit Of tim, y
plication of such aid az is to be offered by n
| general. the prcmonitory symptoms Of c,s4
nj rcpcrcepilble for day or two preylou. ia
erish paroxysm. period, when the most a
assistance may be given, by unloading Il,
| and alimentary canal Of its irritating eon,,
thus reducing the susceptibility Of disease.
Mofat's Life Medic ines should alway.b
the early stages of bilious complaints and
yered in strictly according to the dlreclDs
positively effect cure
The mineral medicines often presctibsd
diseases, although they may effect ,empn-
ut the same time create an unhealth, as
blood, and consequently tend to promo,. . I'm
the very disease which they are employed 70 -
tn then ny the use o. purgaIlves, eIcIefa,
cd oil vegetable compounds, which, po,ssin.
themselves no deleterious agencies vt,N A..
snon. combination or alteration can d,,,u
bring into action, and there Ere candle If MA
no effect, save that Snlch is desired-,ha, a,
cdy is found
MThe Life Pills and Phnnir Bi,ter b,y, p,s,I
DE INC most happy in their effects IN cases Of ],
n'oe"oeS' W uhy purely NtpcfdUt preparation "
fered to the public. II the stomach is foul
cleanse il by exciting it to throw Of its coats;
they pass to the duodenum wthou, exciting We
or nausea in the stomach stimulating the neei
ing viscera, as the liver and pancn., 20 as TO pro-
a more copious flow of their secretions mo We
tines stimulating the exbalcnt caplllanes zen
ting in the inner coat, which an Increased aos
useless particles Of the body, foreign matten
aimed secretions, are completely discharged
FeUer and Ague.
TO my friends in the West, and particul'rl'
who have used tho Life Medicines in trca''
Fever and Ague.
II is but a very short time since these NJ
have been introduced into the fever and aguss
and the proprietor hatters himself that dat'
period, wherever they have been used accot
the directions, they have done more toward
minating the disease, than all other reucs
prescriptions combined. II 10 n common On
mong regular practitioners" when speciGng
troduced, that they cannot cure disease whtG
pie are in the habit of con 81 dering incut,ble
, cal experience is continually doing swsy d,
J the list Of the incurable diseases sSdM AoSIi
, the happiness of confidently announcing tsAA
and ague is now to be added to the number Of
plants which modern skill has conquered,
In Fever and Ague the Life Medicine, I'd
give quicker relief than any other renet,
, persevered in, effect permanent cure Ota'
patient is only ordinarlly careful, and resOn. Z
to his medicine upon the first symptom o. =
cy TO new attack tmay alv aysb wardst 4
escape one chill would be Of infinitely NOT 4
quence 10 the sufferer than the remedy-h
the disease permanently would confer t''ss
on him which cannot be estimated by srI q
standard. That these medicines will efed u
, here claimed for them, the proprietor has he Z
ny Of all acquainted with them and their ,pPd
and use in the fever and ague ;and bis Object Y
addressing his friends at The West is to rtQss
that they will spare no pains in commun cilE
experience and disseminating this highly h'
, information, now that the season for leyerik
: has arrived.