Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-13

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PIEIfIA bIITEKS.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR FEVER s. AGuE.

A POSITIVE CURE For FEVER s. AGuE.
AND BILIOUS FEVERs.
a welEregsfateh and propnttiotiatc quantity o
"a bile ii,cn the stomach is alwassreauisilf fm
the promotion OF sound Lealtis-it timu!atestiee
ton, and keeps tue Intestinal canal free feon al
distractions. Oh the inferior su.faea of the liver.
is g peculiar hiadier, in which the bile is first urc-
sergeti, being formed by the liver from the blood
Hence it passes into the stomach. and imtestiues,
and regulates TIE indigestion. Tuus we see, When
there Isl deficiency ofbile, the body is constantly
%costiye.1 Nn the other hand, An aoYerabauaanee oil
bile cauaes frequent nausea at the stomach; and
often promotes very severe atsarts of disease,
which Sometimes end iu death.
MoFFAT's LIFE MEDICINES slou!d always
be taken III the earl 81 ages OF bilious complains;
and II psrsescred in rictty according TO the dirco-
ions. win Positisely effect q cure
! Tae mineral medicines often prescribed In these
diseases, although they may effect temporary
cure, at the s2tae time create Al unhealthy state al
the ! TODD, and consequently teud TO promote a re-
tern OF the very disease which taey are s,nHlsyed
10 cure. tt is then, by the Use Of purgatis ~, cx-
ctusiseiy toraaed OF vegetable compounds, ~t.ieh.
possessing within themselves no deleterious a m-
cies, which decomposition, combination or ~ait,t.-
ton can deyelope on bring into aetion; and, the, =
fore, capable OF producing no elect, save that Shie
is desired tia i safe retaesty is found.
fiiE LlFr PILLS AND pfifNiy RiTTERS
have proved to be the anst happy ia heir effects,
in cases of bilious diseases, of aay purely vegetable
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mach is foul. they cleanse il by exciting it to throw
oil its eon'euts III not, they pass TO the dnndenasa
without exciting vomiting or nau yea ia The stomach;
stimulating the neighhor;ns ~yi>eera, as the liver
and pahcraa, so as TO ~prndaee a more eopioas Row
OF ttieir5 seeretious into the iatestincR: stimulating
the pxhaient eapiilaries, terminating in the inner
coat, WHICH aa increased flow OF the useless parti-
elesof the body ,fcreigu matters, or retained secre-
tons, are completely discharged.
LIB. JOURDAN has been appointed agent
for the sale of n,y medicine 40 Baton Rouge. |
aug 2+-2s WIN. II. MOFFAT, II. York
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.asg Bookseller & Slaiiouer.