Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-12

lVA These medicines are indebted for their name n
their manifest and sensible action in purifying the
springs and channels of life, and cndung them with
renewed tone and vigor. In many hundred certified
cases which have been made puffr, and in almost
every species OF disease 10 which the human frame Is
liable, the happy ects of MorFATs LIFE PILLS AND
PHENIx BITTERs have been grea,fnlly and publicly
acknowledged by the persons benefited, and who
were previously unacqiained with the beautifully phi
losophca' principles upon which they are compound
cd, and upon which they scqnenly act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves in
diseases Of every form and description. Their FIRST
operation is to loosen from the coats of the stomach
and bowels, the various impurities and crudics con-
stantly settling around them; aud 70 remove the har-
dencd faces which collect in the conyolu,ions of The
sinae, intcstincs. Other medicines only partially
cleanse these, AND leave such collected mase iehind
as TO produce habitua costveness with all its train of
evils. orsudien liarrGa, with its imminent dageryn
This fact IS well knoen TO all regular anatomi,is
who exanuHethe human bowels after death and hence
the prejudice ofihose well informed men against qnac
medicines--or medicines prepared and heralded TO
the public hy ignorant persons. The second efec, Of
the Life Medicines is TO cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder, and by this MEANS the liver and the lungs the
Realiuaclion ofwhch entirely depends upon the re-
guarliy OF the urinary organs. The blood. which
aEesl red color from The agency OF the liver and the
hngs beoreit pa S,aSino the heart, being ths purified
by them, and neifiS,ed by food coming from a clean
stomach, Courses freely through the veins, renews
cvery'pare of the system, and trumphanv mounts
the banner OF bepl m IN the blooming cheek
Mo'iat's Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor
oNishly te>t&sand pronouncela sovereign remedy for
dyspepsia, Flatuency, Papuaton of the Heart, Loss
ofAppclite HEARTBURN and Headache, Restless ess
Ill-temper, Ansiety, Languor and Melancholy, Cos
IvenesS, DtarrhGa, Cholera, Fevers Of all kinds
Rheumatism, Gou, Dropsics of all kinds, Gravel
Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scurvv' Ulcers
1nvetcratc Sores, Scorbuic Symptoms and Bad Com
plexion>, riptive complaints, salIow, Cloudy, and
Other d>agreeahe Complex IONS Salt Rheum Ervsip-
elias, Common Colds and Influenza, and various other
complaints which aiict the human frame. In FEVER
and AcuE, particularly, the Life Medicines have Lcen
most eminenlly successful much that in the
Feveranl Agncdtrics, Physicians almos, universally
prescribe them.
All that Mr.. Mo'at requires of his patients is 10 lie
particular in taking the Life Medicines strictly accor-
ding TO the directions. 1t is not a newspaper notice,
or ly anything tibet he himself may in their favor,
thai he hopes to gam credit. Its alone by the results
of a fair trial.
MOFFAT'S MEDICAL MANUAL; designed a.
domestic guide to heah.-This little pamphet, edited
by WB. Molat, 275 Broadway, New York, has cen
published for the purpose ofcXpIanng more flly Mr..
Molal's theory of diseases, and will lie found highly
Interesting 10 persons seeking health II treats upon
prevalent diseases, and the thereof Price, -
cenI>--for sale l.y Mr. Molat> Agents generally.
These Valuable Mclirncs are tor sale by Rul crt
Moody Druggist 4. General agent, TO whom all APP
pca,ions for agencies >houd lie addressed post paid)
Burlington, Vi. Jan. 4, 1871.