Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-01-23
~F1 LIFE plTEs
MD rHENly DI1TERs.
A POSITIVE GURE FDs FEVER Il At.UE
AMI HIIlUIta IEIEua

II AND BILIOUS FEVERS.
q "A weil-frguiated and prbpoftipnate quantity oil
IN. bio upon the stomach IN aiN ays requisite for
The promotion Of sound healtt,--i, ,t,aulatcadiae
: ton, aud keeps the intestinal canal free from MI
4 distractions. On The inferior snrfaes of the liver.
isa peculiar bladder, IN wt,lei. the bile In frs, pre-
sefted, being formed BY the liver from the blood.
Thence it passes iuto the stomach and into shines
and regulates the indigestion. Thus we see, shet
there Ia q deficiency ofbiie, the body IL constantly
eDstiso. On the other hand, An oyer,buudaaee Or
bills eansta frequent nanaea at the stomach, and
often promotes very severe HtiayAs u djsease.
whitli sometimes End ~ death.
NpfFAT's LIFE MEDICINES should always
be taken ~ He early #tagss OF bilious complains
and II pefscyered Ia strictly According 10 the diree-
tons, will positively effect II cure
The mineral medicines often rrtseribed In these
dissases, altlougl, they may effect a temporary
etise, al The stme time create an unhealthy stats OF
the blood, aud consequently tehl to promote n re.
turn oI The very ,jseHBe which they are anlloyed
10 cure. II IL then, by the use oi purgati, 10, ca
etnslFely formed Of vegetable sonsppnnds, witch |
soasess,ag within themselves 10 deinterious h ~
elcB, wluel, deeotnppsitiolt, combination Or at,
tioh can teVeihpe OF bring into action, aud, thet :
fore, capable 81 preaueinK no effect, ahve that wtit
IL desired @llit At a tafe remedy is found.
THE LIFE PILLS AND pHkSlX BtTTER5
have p5otol 10 be the most happy in their effects,
~ cases 81 bilious disehsss, Of any purely vegetable
preparation ever offered 10 the public. fthe sto-
mach 10 loul, they cleanse IL by exciting IT to ttIow
va ~ Nbi''t NV ~ Hhis iI+tf pass VI tlIF filUUNEtiIIi
without exciting vomiting Of nausea in The ptoinaehl
stimulating the heigtbofing yi4Gera, rs the liver
aud ,taneraa, SO as ~ produce n more copinlls now
OF their seefttioUs into tile intcsti1es; stimulating
The esltalent eapsl!aries, terminating IN The inner
cont. which Al Increased flow 81 The useless parti-
Giles Of the body foreign matters, or retained seere-
lions, pre completely discharged.
II I'd, JDUEnAF has been appointed agent
for the sale Of my medicine IN Baton Rouge.
ang 2A~9s WM. H. MUFFAT, N. York,
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