Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-22

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traordinarv and immediate power Of restoring per
csct health 10 persons suffering under nearly every
kind Of disease to which the human frame is liable.
m MANY THOUSANDS
of o.r,, Seated instances. they have even rescued
sufferers from the very verge of an UulunelF
-, ,.ffa, al the deceptive uostrums Of the day
had utterly failed ; and 10 many thonsahaS l1ey
have nern3anentlv secured that uniform ENJOY
mont af health, without which life itself - but
=, ,,.rti,I Messing. So great, indeed, has their
ef4;c.oy invariably and ilfa.iby proved, that 1t
- .,,,,,..ara9 scarcely less than miraculous TO
those who were acquainted with the teauuiUiy
philosophical principles upon winch they are com
t,.-,,,5.I and rUon which taey consequently act
1t was 70 the,r manifest and seisi9,e acI'i ~
purifying the springs and channels OF LIFE and en-
5a9uT them with renewed tone and vigur, that
thev were indebted for their mime
Unlike the host Of parlicous qlackeres Wh!cn
boast of vegetable ingredients. the LIFE MIDI
CTUrc are paraIy and solely vegetable; ami
contain neither Mercury, nor AnJlmony, nor
Arsenic nor any other mlherai' "a al! t'Ii"
whatever. They are entirely composed OF eA-
tracts from rare and powerful plants, the virtues
of which, though long known TO several Indian
tribes, and recently to some eminent Pharmaceu-
teal chemists, are altogether unknown To the
IGNORANT pretendars to medical science and were
never before administered IL 20 happily e-hcacious
2 combination.
The first opera;ion is to loosen from the coats
Of the stomach and bowels the various impuri-
lies and cradities constantly settling round them
and to remove the hardened t,Uces which collect
IN tLe cOuvoutoHs of the small IntestIues. Other
medicines only partially cleanse these, and leave
such collected masses behind to produce habituai
Costiveuess with all its tram OF evils, or sudden
DiarrhTa with lis imminent dangers rms TACT
IS welI-kuoqvn 10 all regular anatomists who eX-
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the, prejudice OF these we-iuturmed men against
The auack medicines Of the age The second
effect Of she VEGETABLE LIFE hEDl-
CTWFS is to cleanse the kidneys ana lne Dad
der E: and, by this means, ne hFeF ana lungs
t!le healthful action Of which entirely depends
upon the regularity of the urinary organs The
blood, which takes its red color from the agency
Of the liver and lungs, before 1t passes INTO the
heart. being thus purified by them, and EouFlsled
BY food coming from clean stomach, courses
freely tl-ouph the veins, reuews every part Of
the svsten and triumphautiy mounts the pan
uer Of health in the becoming cheek
The following are among the distressing va
riat,- If brn,.,n diseases in which the VEGE-
TRBIE LIFE MEDICINES are wei known
DYSPEPSIA by thoroughly cleansing the
first md second ssIuachs and creating a flow of
pure ho.lthv bile, instead of the stale and acrd
kind Flatulency, Loss or APPETITE, HEARr-
BunN, HEADACHE, REsrLEsSNGss, Ill EMPEE'
ANXIETY, IaNGuoR, and MELANCEOIY, which
are the general symptoms OF Dyspepsia, wIa
vanish. as o natural consequence OF It's cure,
Coa+ivan4ss. b. cleansing the who.e length
of tGe ilIts-liaes with Il solvent process, and
wiIhou, violence all violent purges leave the
bowels cos've within two days
DiarrhC8 and Cholera, by removing the
sharp acrd 5lids by which these complaints are
+ occas!oued, and by promoting the lubncctYe Sc
F ,.Ff fs4r mucous r srfllf rrF