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NIOFFA1,S NEGETABLE LIFE MEnlCINEs.

lNUOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
IVl These medicines are indebted fr their name to
their manifest and sensible action in purifying the
springs and channels of life, and cnlum" them with
renewed tone and v@or. ~ many hundred certified
cases which have Gccn made pu' he, and in almost
every species Of disease 10 which the human frame
Halle, the happy 'c'l> Of MorrAT's LIFE Pills AND
PunNIy BITTrR~ have been grcalll'y and publicly
az inuwled-cl by the persons Ieneiuc' and who
were previously macqualnicd with the beautifully phi
lo>ophica princp'e~ upon whchlh hey are compound
el, aud upon whichrhcv consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend Ihem>elye, in
disease of every form and description. Their first
operation is TO loosen from The coats OF the stomach
and howell, The varloHs impurities and crutfic> con-
>Iantlv settling around them; and 80 remove the har
dencl faces which collect in the conventions Of The
>malle>, inlr,tinc>. Oher medicines only partially
rcansc lhc,r aud leave such collected mas,c> behind
a. to produce ha tua co>tlvcncSs with all Us tram Of
evils. sudden diarrhGa with lis imminent dagger, N
This fact is well known to all regular analumlSt>,
who examine the human bowels aferdcalh and hence
the prejudice oflhose well informed men against qrach
| mclicne.-or medicines prepared and heraded ia
| the pnhc nv ignorant pcr>o The second effect Of
the Life Medicines i TO cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder, and 10y this mcan-, the liver ami lungs tho
healhulaciu ion (which entirely depends upon the re-
| gularity of the urinary Ordaus. The blood, which
ake> relc color from the agency ct the liver and iht
lungs lore passes into the heart being thus puric
by them, and nour>hcl 10y food coming from clear
stomach, courses freely through the velnS rencw'
every part Of the system, and lrImphanjly mounts
the banner Of health IN the blooming cheek.
+, Moiat's Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor
oughly tested, and prononccda sovereign remedy lo
Dyspepsia, Fiatuencv, PapuaIion Of the Heart Lo,
.. ofAppctie Icart-burn and Headache, Rese,>ne~s
i lll-empcr, Anxiety, Languur and Melancholy, Cos
uvencs,, DarrhTa, Cholera, Fevcr> Of all kinds
7 Rheumatism, GoT, propsics Of all kinds, Gravcl
Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scnrvy' Ulcers
Invcieratc Sores, Scorbutc Erurtions aal Bad Com
pIexonS, Erlpiivc complaints, ,allow, Cloudy, an,
other di>agreeahle ComplcXonS, sal, Rhuuln Ery>ip
ea,, Common Colds and influenza, and various othe
complaints which alllici the human frame In fEyE
! and AGuE, particularly, the Le Medicines have bee
most eminenty successful; 50 much 20 that IN tn
Fcycranl districts, Physicians ainosiunIversall
prescribe them.
I, All that Mr.. Moat require, Of his patients Is TO j
nor,i,uar in taking the Life Medicines strictly accor
ding 10 the directions. II j. not newspaper notice
or by anything ihet lac hm,cltmay ay m their favor
thai he hopes TO gam credit. II Is alone by the result
ola fair TRAIT
Q MOFFAT'S MEDICAL MANUAL; designed a
dome r' rlide to heal h.-Thls liilie pamphIo, educ
ny WB. Molat, 27j Broadway, New York; ha> 80
: pl li,hel for The purpose ofcXplainIne morcidy VI
n Mo lars theory Of diseases and will lie lonnd hghI
Interesting to persons seeklng health. II treats upo
l. prevalent dlsea e., and the causes thereof. Price,
a ceni,--ior sale Mr. Moliat's Accents generally
TO- These Valuable Medicines are Tor sae ly Robe
10 Moody Druggist d. General agent, 20 whom all a,
10 plcai~n> for AGENCIES should lie adde's sed post pa
e Burlington, VI. Jan. 1, 1871.