Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-21

NuFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
1VA Thee medicines are ndtl ted fr their name 10
their manifest and sensible action III purifying the
springs and channels Of life, and cu'ung them with
renewed tone and vigor. In many hrn.red ccrl i,l
cases which have lcen made pn liz, and in ano>,
every species udsra.e to which the human frame Is
liable, the happy Gets of MoFFArs Lire Pulls AND
PHENIx BirrER> have fccn grea,i,Iy and publicly
acknowledged 10y the persons lcnciill,I, and who
previously unacqraInred with The bea nnlly phi
osophica' prnclPc> upon whichthey are compounds
cJ, and upon which they consequently Act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend thems elves IN
diseases Of every form and description. Their frsl
operation Is to loosen from The Of the stomach
and bowels, the varons impurities aud cru,l-s CON
SANITY settling around them; and 20 remove the har-
drncd faces which collect IN the convou,ion> Of the
smae>, intestine. Ohcr medicines only partially
cleanse these, and leave such collected masses chud
produce habtual ro>tvencss, with all it, tram OF
evils. or slen darrlnu, with lis imminent da-er,.
This fact Is well known 10 all regular ANTAGONISTS,
who examine the human bowels after death and hence
the prejudice Of those well informed men against quack
meliclne,-or medicines prepared and hrralded 10
the public by lgnoran persons. The second effect Of
the Life Me lcine, i to clran'e the kidneys aud the
bladder, and by this Means the liver and the lungs the
rehabilitation ofwhch entirely depends upon the re-
suary Of the urinary orean,. The blood which
lakes ITS red color from the agency OF the liver and the
lungs feiure passes into The heart, icing thus purified
by them, and nouri>hed by food coming from clean
stomach. courses freely through the veins, renevs
| every part Of III. system, and trlumphanrly mounts
the banner Of health in the blooming cheek.
Moars Vegetable Life Medicines have tCen thor
oughly tested, and pronounced sovereign remedy for
dyspepsia, Flatulency, Palpnaton Of the Heart Loss
ofAppeIie, Heartburn and Headache, Rese ,sne.s,
Il-temper, Anxiety, Languor and Melancholy, Cos
lIvcncs>, DarrhGa, Cholera, Fsvcrs Of all kinds,
Rheumatism, Gou, Drop>ies OF all kinds, Gravel,
Worms, Asthma and Consumpl ion, Scurvv Ulcers
lnvc,crate Sores, Scorbuc Eruirions and Bad Com
pIeNon>, ErIptivc complaints, >a'low, C!orlv, and
Other di>asreeable CompleNonS Sab Rherm, Ery>ip-
elias, Common Colds and Inhnenza, ana various other
| complaints which afflt the human frame. In FEVER
aud Acur, particularly, the Life Medicine. have Ieen
most .n,incnlly successful much that in The
Fever and Agne districts, Physicians almost uniycrsay
| prescribe them.
| All that Mr.. MoIa, requires OF his patients is 10 b.
particular in taking the Life Medicines strictly accor-
ding 10 the directions. IT is not newspaper notice
or ty anything tibet he him,e!fmay say IN Their favor
that he hopes 10 gam credit. It's alone y the result,
Of a fair trial.
| MOFFA1'S MEDICAL MANUAL; designed A. a
domestic guide to l,al'h-Thls lille ramphIr, cltcl
! by NIB Mo'iar, 275 broadway, New YORK, ha, lc.n
pull for the purpose ofcNplainu- more fllv Mr.
Mo'lars theory of diseases, and Will ic found highly
interesting persons seeking health il treats upon
prevalent IA eases, and the causes thereof Price %
ccnts--for sale ly Mr. Moat, Agents generally
4 These Valuable Mticnr, arc tor sale y Robert
I Moody Druggist, d. General agent 90 who all ap-
picaon> for agencies should c addressed po,, IA III
i Burlington, W. Jan. 4, isil.