The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-11

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NIX BITTER Sare excellent family Medcines.-'i
The proprietor Of these Medicines cannot too deep
ly impress upon the public mind the high impor-
lance Of an early timely attention TO sound health.
There are very many in. his community who do
not appreciate good health, until attacked by some
violent disease when they think they must immodi-
ately send for physician, and IN consequence, they
are perhaps confined TO their beds io weeks, even
months Almost every one is liable to be unwel at
times, and by neglect of proper treatment of them
selves on such occasions, it is very often the case
that severe attack of disease is the consequence
Such results may be easily avoided, and should be-
and il is in great measure the object of Mr.. MOE |
FAT, that his publication should continually re-
mind such persons Of their danger The following
letters 90 TO show that the Life Pills and Phenix
Bitters arc not only excellent family medicines but
that they will, in very many instances, supercede
the necessity Of calling phisician. The principal
Office is at 375 Broadway, where thousands of sim
liar letters to Mr.. Moflat, may be examined.
The following letter was received from gentle
man who, few months since, purchased some of
! the Life Medicines for the use Of his family, and
! few Of his friends -
Napoli, N. Y, July 27, 1898.
Mr.. w. B. Molat--Dear Sir-The Life Pills and
! Phenix Bitters surpass every medicine have been
acquainted with. In every instance where it has
| been used, benefit he's been derived and every
peTSOU Is SOllSHGu Olle man, tfpuD6u Will bCIO
ulous humor, has been all but raised from the dead
Another person, female who has been unable to
leave her for the last two years, has been re-
stored to health. Another troubled with sore throat
| for more than year. and also a burning sensatian
in her stomach and bowls, was completely cured by
three doses Of your Pills Another, troubled with
a severe nervous affection, attend with dyspepsia and
continued head ache, and was so reduced TO be
unable to leave her bed was, by the of one box
n
be able to attend 10 her domestic concerns. And
lastly, an acquaintance of mine, has BY the use Of
bottle of Bitters and two boxes of Pills. been made
perfectly sound and healthy man. He had been
laboring under a complication of diseases for the
last fve years could mention numerous other
instances, but these sufficient to show the effects
of the medicine upon, a lew Of my neighbors and
friends. Your obedient servant,
CTRus TnAcHEH.
The following is part Of letter written by gem
tleman in the country to his brother in this city,
from whom he had received box of Life Pills and
Phenix Bitters:
Thompsonville Conn, June 26, 1888.
Dear Brother-I embrace the present opportunity
Of writing you few lines. | received the Life
Pills and Phenix Bitters you sent me, for which
can never thank you enough, as they have proved,
] hope, perfect cure to me. had for two years
been troubled with severe pain in my side, ap-
piled to all the doctors in this neghborhood, but got
no relief until took the Pills and Biters you sent
me. Since have taken them have been as well
as ever was in my life.
Yours afiectionateIy, Dawn McGLL.
The following Is a copy of letter from Terre
Haute Indiana:
Mr.. w. b. Moffat-Dear Sir-I wrote you few
= days since stating briefly the quantity Of Life Pills
, and Phenix Bitters, should want the coming sea
j son. When | accepted the agency of this Medi-
cine in June last, (although your application was
accompanied by documents, attestng the great ben
eft of this medicine,) had expectation that il
would equal the description given Of it, or give such
general satisfaction as the experiment of a few
months has proved. | can only say that all who
have used it bear testimony of its great value and
r efficiency know of no instance where il has
y been thought in the slightest degree injurious and
even those who are afflicted beyond hope of cure
: bear testimony Of its salutary influence upon thei
general health. The great and increasing demand
for this article is the best assurance of its usefulness
: and would not wish to be without it for single
day. Respectfully, yours, ]. i. KING.
The following is copy of letter from a lady in
East Lyme, Connecticut to Mr. Mofat's agent:
East Lyme, Conn, May 9th, 1889.
u MIR. Bradford-Sr--In In regard to Dr. w. B. Mof
ats Life Pills and Phenix Bitters, can truly say
from experience they are the best medicine have
c any knowledge of. Incredible as it may appear,
have Tor eight mouths scarcely been able to walk a.
cross room, one month could not feed myself haC
the attendance of the best of physicians for months
4 once and twice day-have taken Patent Medicine
far as directions would permit Also, a ceebra
- ted Doctors prescriptions, all of which has been
course of the greatest perseverance | was capable
Of. Yet have received no more than present re
Q lief to give similitude Of my suferings is indies
"a cribable. Yet will write the symtoms of my dis
ease. For ten years have suffered with a nervous
affection in my head and face; place as large ss
hand in the left side Of my back. connecting tn
shoulder described; sensation Of soreness frequent
ly became cold as if life had departed. In July
1889, in consequence Of OVERRIDING, taking a har
cold, was seized with numbness in the system
fanness fiatulency, pain in the head voracious ap
petite, and at times deficient appetite, great loss
muscular powerpainin the left side also in the shoul
der and arm TO the greatest extent, palpitation G
the heart, great distress in the back gnuwing in tn
stomach when empty, pressure after meals, amount
ing almost TO suAocation, structure across the breas
sore throat also tickling, attended with convu
siye ecough, splitting Of purulen matter night swea
cold feet and hands, footed breath, coslyeness pile
loss OF memory, affection of sight and hearing di7
iness, deafness, the mind became despondng. othe
disagreeabes not mentioned, which caused grea
weakness, &c. happily, and can truly say that b
the blessing Of Heaven, and the restorative propel
ties Of the Life Pills and Phenix Bitters, | am II
stored to health, which no other medicine could dc
Yours, &c.
m Isabella A. Rogers, East Lyme, Conn.