Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
MdsHFAAsS naEfE lshln.S
AND pHEytx RrI"rEY2
A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER & AGUI
IIIIiliIS EEIEnS

AND BlJIOBS FEVERS.
A well-reguiated and proportionate auantity @
IN bile upon the stomach is always requisite fo
the promotion OF sound iieaith-it stimulate s diees
ton, and keeps the intestinal canal free from nj
obstructions. Tn the inferior siirfaeo of the liver,
10 peculiar bladder, in witch tie bile Is first ,,re.
served, being formed by the liver from the blood
Thence ii passes into the stomach and intestinee.
aud regulates the indigestion. Thus We see. When
there is a deficiency oil bile, the body is constant,
%costive. On the other hand, All oscrabundauce OIL
bile causes frequent nausea at the stomach; and
often promotes very severe attacks of diseaSe,
which sotnetimes end in death.
MOFFATiS LIFE MEDICINES should always
be taken IN the early stages Of bilious complains;
and If perseycred in strictly according to the direc-
tons, will positively effect 4 cure
The mineral medicines often prescribed in these
diseases, although they may effect q Temporary
cure, at the same time create an unhealthy state Oh
the blood, aud consequently tetd to promote a re-
turn Of the very disease which they are smf,loyed
10 cure. 1t il then, by the usc Of purgatis ~, ex-
c'nsively formed Of vegetable compounds, which,
possessing within themselves no deieteriousaa IN .
cies, which decomposition, combination or alt, u
ton can develope or bring into aetion; and, the, :
fore, capable OF producing no effect, save that whic
is desired-thlt a safe remedy is found.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHE.Nix ElTTERs
nave proved to be the most happy in their effects,
III cases OF bilious diseases, ofany purely vegetable
preparation ever offered TO the public. If the sto-
mach is foul. they cleanse it by exciting it to throw
oHits contents If not, they pass to the duodenum
without exciting vomiting or nausea in the stomach;
stimulating the neighboring vi, cera, as the liver
and phneras, so as to produce a more copious flow
OF their secretions into the intestines; stimulating
the cHhalent capillaries, terminating in the inner
coat, which an increased flow of the useless parti-
e'es oi the body foreign matters or retained secrc-
tione, are completely discharged.
UTB. JOURDAN has been appointed agent
for the sale Of my medicine IN Baton Rouge.
aup 21-2n WA II N0fFAT NJ VorL
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four hundred thonsand copies have been pu blished
during the short time they have been before the
public. The following works comp isc tho series,
all Of which are siereotYped.
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wants. Mansheld's political grammar Of the
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and State governments, with the relations
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Bookseller & Stationer.
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