Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-05

lJOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
WI These medicines are in,cl ted for their name o
their manifest and seaside action in purifying lac
springs and channels Of life, and cn'lun- them with
renewed tone and vigor. In many hIndrel ccrieJ
cl,c, which have been made pnl H., and in almost
every species Of disease to which the hlman frame
lial lc, the happy er> Of MoFrAr's LIFE Pulls AND
PIENIN HIrTER> have | cen Creaitllv AMI puillClv
ac@now lodged ~ the persons Iene.ircl, AMI who
were previously una'qlan'ed wih hcbcnniinl!y phi
lo>ophca. principles upon which they compound-
cl, and upon which hey consequently act.
! The LIFE MEDICINES recommend them, cl vc- in
d.ea>c s OF every form and description. Their FIRST
operation Is 10 'oo,cn from lhc coats Of the stomach
and Lowell, The varluuS impurities and cru ilrS con-
,antlv settling around them; all 20 remove the har-
dencl faces which collect in the convulutiuns Of The
smallest intcstinc>. q lcr medicines only partially
clean. these and leave such collected ina, e, chino
10 produce haual co>tvcncsS, with all it, tram
evils. or sulen diarrhTa, wh H. imminent da ,cr q
lhi, fact i, well known 10 all regular anatomi,t,
who examine the human bowels after death and hence
the predicc of;hosc well informed men aga MT quacl
medicine. or medicines prepared and hcrolcl I,
the pul lie y l-nuraul persons. The ,crond eject
the die Nclicn,'. s clcan,c the kidneys and III,
bladder anl rs this means, the liver and he Inn - In,
rehabilitation ofwhich entirely depends upon The re-
gu'arjly If the nrnarj orean'. The blood, Whci
takes us rel color from the agency u the liver and III,
lungs ciure passes into the heart Icing tins priiet
| ly lhcm, and nouri>hcl y food coming from clear
stomach. courses freely through the vcin4, renew,
| every part Of the system, aud lrnmphanlly mount,
! the banner Of health in he blooming chcrh.
/ Mo lals Vegetable Lite Medicines have cen thor
oughly tc,el and pronounced sovereign remedy fo
Dyspepsia, Fatulency Palpltalon Of The Heart, los,
IofAppcirc, HEARTBURN anil lIca-achc R'>'lr,snc>s
| Il-icnpcr, Anxiety, Lang nor nnl Melancholy, Cos
tlvearS,, Diarrhn1, Cholera, Fevers Of all kinds
Rhc lmtti.m, Con, Drop>irs at all kinds, Gravel,
Worm, Asthma and Consumption, Scuryy' Ulcers
Invccrac Sores, Scorhutr Erurjions aHl Bad Com
pcxions, Erlpiivc complaints, >allow, Clouly, and
her di,agrrcallr Complexons, Salt Rhenln frysip-
cl,, Common Colds aud mhlenza, and various other
complaints which allit the human frame. In FEVER
AMI AGUr, particularly, the lalc Medicines have been
most emnenlly sD,crc-sld 50 much so that in the
Fever aud Asne districts, Physicians almoStnivcrsaly
prescribe them.
Al that Mr.. MoIat requires Of his patients is 10 |,
particular IN Ia n, the Life Medicines strictly accor-
ding To the direction. Ii is not 4 newspaper notice.
or ly anything tibet h. hlni,efmay IN their favor
thai he hopes 10 gam credit ltls alone ythc results
Of fair trial.
MOFFATrS MEDICAL MANUAL; designed rs a
domestic guide to heal h.-'rhs c pamphlet ei,led
ly W. y, Molat, 215 Broadway New York, has leen
pub she'd tor the purpose ofcXpaning more fully Mr.
Molal's theory OF Diseases and Will c tound highly
Interesting to persons seeking health. II treats upon
prevalent dlsea, e. and the carsrs thereof. Prre %
cenl,-fur salc lyMr Molat's Agents generally.
These Valuable Medicines are Tor sale hy Robert
Moody Druggist, #. General agent, 10 whom all APP
pcailonS for agcnrcS should lc addressed post paid
Burlington, VI. Jan. !, 1871.