Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-15

N VfrAlS NfGEl ABi.E LIFE MEDICINES
1VA These medicines indebted fer their namet
their manifest and sen.il lie action in PURIFYING a
springs and channels Of life, and endu!ng them with
renewed tone and vgor. In many hundred cerhei
case wi h have leen made pull, and in almost
every species ofdi,ea.e to which the human frame 10
liable, the happy e 'ects Of MoFFArs LIFE PILLs AND
PHENIx BITTER> have leen greatfully and publicly
acsn lwedsed ny the persons benefited, and who
were previously unacq nied wih the beautifully phi-
oronhca. principles upon VIII they are pound.
e. and uN5n WI ch hey conse1uently Act
Iae lIFE MEpICINES recommend ihem.e,ve, IN
a',eA>es .i eYe-y 'o-m aa3 description. Their hrst
cNe-a3n : e o'>s, frcn ne coats Of the stomach
AMI tlNvt., ne ~ $ '1l1urte, and crudes con.
s,a0y SCI, = a-c,Ei them; and 20 remove the har-
dent> iacse> whsA & 81 IN the convouiions Of tho
sma e>i inic>;lneS. Oher medicines only partially
Thee am .eave such collected masses behind
a. 10 prod,e IA iia co>iiveness, with all its train Of
evil. or snd>el diarrhpa, with us imminent dangers,
h> TACT is wei known 10 all regular anatomists.
who examine the human bowels after death md bencs
the prejudice Of those well informed men against ouack
MEDICINE or medicines prepared and heraded 10.
public by ignorant persons. The second effect OF
the LIE MeiiGlnes is 10 cleanse the kidneys and the
bladder, and by this means the liver md the lung. the
heal htnaclion ofwhch entirely depends upon the re-
SnlarIy OF the urinary organs. The blood, which
takes It's red color from The agency Of the liver and the
lungs eiore passes into the heart being thus purified
by them, and nourl>hed by food coming from clean
stomach, cor.e> freely through the veins, renews
every part Of The system, and trumphanlly mounts
the amer Of health in the blooming cheek.
onshy tested, and pronounceda sovereign remedy foy
Dyspepsia, FIatnency, Papta,ion of the Heart, Loss
Of Appetite Heart burn and Head ache Residences,
IIl-ienper, Anxiety, Languor and Melancholy, Cos.
liveness, Diarrhea, Cholera, Fevers Of all iind,,
Rheumatism, Gou, Drop.ies OF all kinds, Gravel,
Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scurvy' Ulcer,.
lnveieraie Sores, Scorbuiic Erurons and Bad Com
plexons, Ernp,ve complaints, salow Cloudy, and
olher di,agreeabe Compilations, Salt Rheum, Ery.ip-
ela,, Common Colds and Influenza and various other
complain which afct the human frame. In FsvsR
and AGuE, particularly, the Life Medicines have tesn
most tmnenlly successful so much 30 that in the
rand gne Districts Physicians almo,, universally
prescribe Them.
Al that Mr.. Molat requires Of his patients il 10 lie
particular in taking the Life Medicine, strictly accor-
ding 10 the directions II is not a newspaper notice,
or by anything The, he efmay say in their favor,
that he hopes 10 gam credit. Ii is alone ly the results
ola fair trial.
MoFFA1'S MEDICAL MANUAL; designed a.a
domestic guide TO healih.-This little pamphlet edited
by VIZ Moilat, 215 Broadway, New York, has teea
publ he'd for the purpose Of planning more fully Mr..
Mo.at'> theory of diseases and will lie found highly
interesting 10 persons seeking health. II treats upon
prevalent diseases and the causes thereof Price Is
ceni,-for sale y Mr. Mollats Agents generally.
These Valuable Medicines are tor sale hy Roller,
Moody Druggist, f. General agent TO whom all ap-
peailons for agencies should e addressed most padl
burlington, w. Jan. 4, 1871.