Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-12-21
LIFE Nj EDItIN Il S.

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! The Life Medicines should, if possible, be taken in
the carly of bilious compaints; and c perse
vcrcd in strictly according TO directions will positively
effect a Their extensive usc ia this complaint in
all parts of continent renders
ry-t -thir virtues speak for them:
short time, will affect entire Salt Rhtum and
a striking improvement in the clearncss Of the skin
Common Colds and Influenza will always be cured by
| one dose, or by two even III the worst cases
PuEs FILES The original proprietor of these Med.
cnc1 cured of Piles of 3j years standing by the
! use of the Life Medicine alone.
LIVER CoMPLAIST.An affection Of the Liver may be
known by feeling of tension pam in the right side
rsy, but sometimes dull difficulty in drawing long
breath dry cough and inclination to vomit. This di.
intense summer heats by long continued bilious fever
ague, aud by various solid concrctions in the sub
Of the liver And TO these producing causes
dcangomont Of the digestive organs, suppressed
tons, and mental soeitude' which are very frequent
causes of distractions aud diseases of the liver.
This disease should be arrested in the commencement
which can be done by few doses cf the Life Pills.
When the liver is aroused to the performance of
its proper functions little more is requisite than to
tinue proper use of the medicines and speedy re
FevrR AND AouE For this scourge of the Western.
county, these medicines Will be found safe speedy
aud certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
sube to return of the discdsGa cure by these Med
icincs is permanent.
scRoruLA. The most horrible cases of scrofua, in
which the face, bones and limbs of the victim had been
preyed upon by the Unsuitable disease, proved by
undcniaLe authority of 'he sufferers themselves, to
have been completely cured by these purely vegetable
medicines, after all others had been found more than
| useless.
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.-If we were called upon
to specify disease which than any other the
bane (while il is the offspring of cvization should
naac Dyspepsia. 1t is generally attended, rather
productive Of long train of ills, such us Heartburn,
flatulency, gnawng pain at the stomach when empty
of ucC nfJrtablc weight VIII full pains i'll the
throat, side and pit of the stomach, Costivenrss, chilli
ness, anguorr unwilIingncss to take exercise, &c
.MOHE.97"S LIFE MEDICINES.
MOfiats Life Medicines are peculiarly adapted to the
of this distressing complaint They act upon the
bow els mild, and At til. sam. time, v.ry Ctf'c
tua manner, and have yet failed To this dis
when used according TO our directions.
General Dehility,-Thc most common of all
plants is that OF general weakness of the whole sys
TEN, unaccompamied by any particular disorder, or de-
inatc symptoms of disease. There is little vital en-
orgy, loss of appetite, unwugness, and indeed
by to undergo cqrrtuns, frequent headaches, indi
gesOn, olcntimes sallOwnCs and dryness of the skin
tendency TO unfness for society in short
d those symptoms Of languor, d> >quctude, and weak
ness that give evidence Of failure in the vital pow
and low, unhealthy and morbid condition of the
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