Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-24

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81 ssd roAocfl irioa it nbisfsi fanaaff ~ 'ahib
nsA Ia raipisngrs lauru.d polsc, tefPois " the
hwb, vucofe. ani tytp acsth istlf Ia ronseqscuce
81 a. otentsHiiHce 20 pgcuiai cfcHt'e suastahcs
% she dsgsstiFe nfgars.
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sitcndca ~ Scci3ot WinpioHs ,fan cIiuInr diseaf
ID siki, "a iAr sinmssh and boaeis. =. With those
'.rs vhct IRE inrvr On pa.ri oct ucf cnnirais tn
H. - . mnrtaf i%ritlttTr uafurc bot "a hcnctcrth A.
imestty unsi %happ~nsto be- lpsdri vuh iuiiaiins
maiie' sops trtaofrm'at nftbr healthy oper'iino'
rthrf = TIE er1rfal system ~ e some paricu'af
organ ufthe bod is tie ,crats fo1h aaI vhen
this s'ste hsrprnt Co. 20 nnncd uith Soy uihet ,yinp.
tons 81 dfstsfr. 80 effects are always thereby much
aggravated Tie progress Of 'rsan'c oisitaeuon 10
ohca - upid 90 scarcely 10 sluit oi umc lrf tac ap'
piostios of sacA st 30 n % be oT~c1 hy at yet. "a
general. iAe prcsaoriiaV ssmPtpms 81 gtfiuc load
A'cFefcrp'Ibio foF . dsl or two prcvioa' TO his io'-
,rsb parasyrta. o prs y, eheu the mosi caicacinu s
ssssfance may bc given, by n~ni0liing The stomach
and ahmsoiAfy raaai q IT, Irritating contents, and
,has reducing the tusccp;biity e disease.
Moalts LHc MVlicHe ,hooh always be tatca in
The early stages ufh'iieus complaints and Il pcto
,crci 30 siHeuy according 10 tie directions, viii
positively elect a outc
Tie mineral modiciHrs onon prescribed ia these
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al The s'mc tine croltr az unhealthy state Of the
blood, ard consequently tend 10 promote . return Of
tie ven disease which they are employ Ell TO cure -
Its ihen By the use o. Pufsarires. exclusively form
cd o' Vegetable compounds. Which, possessing within
themselves no deicteuous agencies, which dccompo. |
,tion. combination or alteration can dcrolupc or
hnng ihto action, and therefore capable Of producing
no effect. save that which Is dcsircd-that a safe rem.
ed, is found
The Life Pills and Phnni, Btteu have proved to
le the most happy IN their effects IN eases Of bilious
diseases Of am purely vegetable preparation ever Of
Tered 10 The pablo II The stomach - foul they
cleanse II by exciting il 10 throw OF its coats # not
they pass to the duoicnum without e1citng vomiting
OF nausea ia the stomach stimulating the ne rhbor.
ing 'isc"fa, asihr liver and pincras so ~ To produce
a mote copiuus h0y 81 ihctr s~erfetions into the mites
tines istimalating tic crhalcnt capllares, tcrmrna-
ting IN tie inner coat, which an iuc reused flow orthe
useless PARTICLES oftie body. foiegn matters. or re.
tainod seoreunns, arc completely discharged.
Ferer and 1gUe.
To my fncnds in the West, and particularly those
who have used The Life Medicines IN trcatmeat Of
Fever and Aruc.
His but a Ytfy short time since these medicines
have bcen inifoduecd into the fever aud ngue districts
and Tie proprietor haitcrs him,clf that during that
petiod, Nhoto'er they have brcn used accoriur e,
the diteoii"ns. thct have done more towards oNtef.
m'naiiFc tie dsaasr. ,han all other remedies and
prescriptions combined, Il is a common excuse a
inong regular pracii'innefs' Nnen specifies are IN.
'toduc't. Tint they cannoi cure disease which peo.
pie ate IA tie habit Of considering incurable. M,d,.
cal experience is continually dong away a part of
the list 81 tie incufahle diseases. AID NJ. Molr,t las
the Happiness Of confidently announcing thu, fever
and asoc - nov 10 be added To the number of com.
Plaiats Which modotn skill has conquered.
IN Fever AID Asue the Lille Medicine. not opI,
give quicker tetet thaR any other remedy. but If
rersefefed -, ofcrt a permanent cure so that irthe
patient "a ony ord inarly careful. and resorts direct.
y 10 hf nediciue upon tic fret symptom Of tendcn.
ey 10 = new attack, u may alv sysb be wardcd of. To
escape ono chill would be of Infinitely more conse.
queHccl 10 ,h" sghcier than the tcmed,-to remove
the disease permanently would confer a benefit IN.
on him which cannot DC estimated Nv any eariLiy /
standard. That lhcso medicines will clcot what i
here claimed Tor then. The proprietor has the tc,tie,n. I
ny Of oil acquainted With them and their application
and ue in The fever snd aguc land his object IN now
Addressing hs incnds Al tie " est l. 10 ttque,t Them
that they ~tii spare 90 pains Ia communicating iheit
experience and dhscmioaiiag this highly interesting
lnlo'ma lon, too ihai lie season for lever and sgne
has arfSrd-