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NIOFFA1,s yEGETADLE LIFE MTpIrTNEs-

NOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICTNK-
WI Thee medicine. are indebted FIR their name to
their manifest and sensible action !" purifying tho
springs aud channels of life, and enc, ng them with
renewed tone and vgor. In many Imdrc1 rlfel
cases which have bcen made pnl liz, and in amo,S
every SPECIES Of disease to wheh the human frame
liable, the happy iects Of MorFATs LIFE Pills AND
PITNfx RiTTERs have hten grcaiiul!y and publicly
acknowledged by the person, benefited, and who
were previously unacqalnted wh the bea litnliy PHI
Iosophtca rrlncipe> upon which they are comPCUal-
ell aud upon which they cons e,ucn,ly ac'.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend Themselves in
diseases Of every form and description. Their first
operation is 10 ,oo'cn from the coats Of the stomach
and bowels, the various impurities and cru,i'ies
stany settling around them; and 10 remove The lar
enci faces which collect in the coRvuuiions Of the
smallest n,cstinet. Ohtr medicines only partially
cleanse these and leave such collected masses lehin1
to produce hatua cosiiveness, with all its Of
evils. sudden dlarrhua with It's imminent dagers.n
Thi, fact is well known TO all regular anaomi.ts,
who examine the human owes after deaj md hence
the prejudice Of those well Informed men against quack
| medicine or medicines prepared and hcraded 10
the pull lie ly ignorant persons The second eject OF
tIr Life Medicines L. 10 cleanse the kidneys and The
bladder, and lay this inean, the liver and the lungs, the
hcalihtac."r ofwhlch entirely depends upon the
guar'y OF the urinary organs. The blood, which
takes It's red color from the agency If the liver and tho
lungs torc it passes INTO the heart, eing thus purified
| ',y ,hcm and nonri,hed y food coming from clean
| stomach, courses freely through the VEINS, renews
| every part Of the system, and triuhphanily nouua
| the banner OF health in the blooming cheek.
Mo'ai'> Vegetable Life Medicines have cen ,hor-
org his tested, and pTonunccda sovereign remedy fer
| Dyspepsia, Flalency, PaIpiaon Of the Heart, Loss
OF Appetite, Hearth urn and Headache, Restle>sness,
| I-iemper Anxiety, Langnor and Melancholy, Cos.
| uvcnes< DiarrhGa, Cholera, Fever. ct all kinds,
| Rheumatism, Gou,, Dropsies Of all kinds Gravel,
| Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scurvy' Ulcers,
Invc,eraie Sores, Scorutic ksuriious and Bad Com.
/ ,,exiuus, FIR 'p'ive complain saliow, Cloudy, and
orlcr grccalc Complrxions, Salt Rhenm, Ery>ip-
elias, Common Gold, and Iuticnza, and various other
| complains, which apnct the human frame. In FEyEn
and AcuE, particularly he Life Medicines have leen
| most emneny successful; so much 50 that IN tho
Fever and uedi>rcts, Physicians almost universally
prescribe them.
All tha, Mr. Molat requires Of his patients is 20 10
particular in taking the Life Medicines strictly
ding 10 the directions 1t is not newspaper notice,
or IL anything the, he hms may ay IN their favor,
that he hopes 10 gam credit. Its alone tho results
| Of 4 fair trial
! MOFFA1Ts MfpICAL MANUAL; de isnel as.
domestic guide to heal'h-Tms lI,'lc pamph e. edled
" w. 3. Mo lat, 275 Broadway, New lor, ha> cen
r .hed iurtr- purpose off explaining more ly MI
Mola,'s theory Of diseases, and will &c found highly
interesting to persons seeking healh. L. treats upoo
preva.e d. ea.e. am The "a'l'es Thereof. ir'e ~
ceni.-for sale - Mr. Mola,'> Agents generally.
| Thee Valuable Medicines are tor sale y Rob<Te
| Moody Druggist, d. Genera agent, ito whom al APP
picalion> for agcnrie should lie GdlIe sed post Patl
| Burlington, W. Jan. 4, 1911.