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MOFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

Al y n
lVl These medicines are indebted for their name ,t
their manifest and sensible action IN purifying The
spring, aud channels Of life, and endulny them with
renewed tone and vigor. In many hundred cert fife
ca >es which have lcen made pu IT,. and in almo.,
every species of 10 which the human frame /.
a' IT, the happve ccts Of MoFrAT's LIFE PIlIs AVN
PngNIx BrrrERS have leen greaifilIy and publicly
az .nuwlcdgcl Lv the persons leneGed and ,vbG
were previously unacqaIn'ed with The beautifully phi-
losophica. prnclp e. upon which they are compound
ed, aud rpnn which they consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend Themselves in
diseases of every form and dc -cripiion Their 6rsi
opera ion is TO oo.en from the coats Of the stomach
and owels, the various impurities and cruliiics con-
siantv settling around them; and 20 remove the har-
lenel faces which collect IN the conventions Of the
smallest nic>nes. o her medicines only partially
cleanse these and leave such collected mas e, chnd
10 produce hal nai o>vencss, with all its tram of
evils. or sudden darrhpa, with n> imminent daycr.n
This fact is well known to all regular anaion,i,,,
who examine the human bowels at'er death and hence
The prejudice ofihosc well informed men again. uuacL
metIicnc,-or medicines prepared and heraldcd 10
he PM lie V gnoranl persons. The 'ccond elect Of
The Life Me licncs j. to clean the kidneys and The
bladder, and hy this mean, the liver and he lungs he
heal hfllac ion ofwhich entirely depends upon the re-
grlariiy Of the urinary organs. The blood, which
lake> red color from the agency OF the liver and The
lungs leiore il into the heart cling III purified
bv them, and nonri, he'd ly food coming from clean
stomach, conr.e. freely through the vein,, rcnc,v>
every part OF the sy'len ana tr'inphanlly mounts
the Tanner of health in the blooming check
Mo las Vege,a' lie Life Medicines have cen thor
orghly tested, and promo nctd remedy for
Dy.pep ia, Fairlency PaIpra'ion Of he Heart, Los
ofAppeli,e, Heartburn and Hcal-achc, Re~'c sneS.,
Il-iemper, Anxiety, Langior AMI Melancholy, Co.
iivenes>, Diarrhpa, Cholera, Fevcr> Of all Kind,
Rhc nnsii-m, Gom, Drop-ies Of all kinds, Gravel
Worms, Asthma and Consumption, Scnrvv' Ulcers
Inveerae Sores, Scorbutic Erurtions and Bad Com
plexIon-, Er Ip'ive complaints, saow, Clonlv, and
oher III agreeable Comi Xion, Salt Rhen, Fry ip-
ella, Common Colds and Inf enza, and various other
coinpla mis- which allli,i the human frame. In FEVER
AMI AcuE particularly, The Life Medicines have lecn
most emncn'ly sucCe>,fil; 20 much that in the
Fever and Ag'edi>ircts, Physicians almost universally
pre- .cril e them.
All that Mr.. Moat requires Of his patients is 10 lie
particular in taxing the Life Medicine, strictly accor-
ding to he directions. Ii is not newspaper notice
or ly anything tibet he him may say in their favor
that he hopes gam credit. Iii alone by he results
Of "a fair trial.
MOFFA1'S MEDICAL MANUAL; designed a. a
dome tie guide o heal h.-Thsl little pamphlet edited
hyW.B. Mo lat, 275 Broadway, New York, has leen
put lshei for he purpose Oex planning more fllv Mr.
Mo a's theory of Diseases and will lie ionnd high v
interesting persons ,eekng health. II treats upon
preva lent Il, .es and The causes thereof. Price, 81
ceni--tor ~ale Mr. Mo.iat- Agents generally.
These valuable Me lirne> for sale G EOREF
L. w ARNFR & Co. johnson, W., General Agents
" whom all 'er> from any part Of the STATE Of
Canada, will lie prompt, answered. IS
Dec. II, 1871.
HAGAR e. AR THUR,
General Agents for Mo al, cele ra;cl medicine
10 whom all applical ons for agencies must lie adj
drrs, ell.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1912.