Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-03-08
LIFE MEDIC IN L s.

The Life Medicines should, if possible, be taken in
the early stages of bilious complaints and II perse
vered in strictly according TO directions will positively
ednct cure Their extensive use in this complaint III
all parts of continent renders comment uhhecessa
6r ylTiseP % ItaH Ui use Of these Pills. for very
short time will affect entire cure oil salt hneu ana
striking improvement in the ciearness oi the M
Common Colds and Influenza wan always Dc curea py
one dose, or By Two even in the worst cases:
PEsl PILES The original proprietor Of these Med cd
cines was cured OF Piles of 30 years standing by the
use of the Life Medicine alone. ,., !,
known by feeling of tension pam in the rig side
bont me region of the liver often pnngen as in pleu
rsv hui sometimes dull difficulty in drawing long
heath dry cough and inclination to vOmit. This di-
may be produced by cold, by violent exercise, by
intense summer heats by long continued bilious iever
OF ague, aud by various soa concieaoms III ii,e Sno
Of the digestive organs suppressed secre'
tons aud mental soliciude, which are very frequent
causes of obstructions and diseases OF the liver
This disease should be arrested IN the commencement
which can be done by few doses CT the Life Pills
When once the liver is aroused To the performances oil
its proper functions little more is requisite than tocoh
tinue proper Of the medicines and speedy re
Fpyrp ANp AGuE - For this scourge Of the Western
country these medicines will be found safe, speedy
and certain remedy Other mcdclhes ieaYe .he syste
subject to return OF the dsease-a cure ny 'i0se u
ScRoFuhA- The most Horrible cases of scrofula' in
which the face bones and limbs Of the victim had been
ureved upon by the unsuitable disease are proved By
undenable authority of The sufferers themselves t'
have been completely cured by these purely vegetable
medicines after all others had been found more hai
useless. -, 49,
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.-lf we were called upon
TO specify one disease which than any other is h
bane (while it is the offspring of cyilzaon)w we sNuit
name Dyspepsia. IL is generally attended, or rathe
productive of long train Of ills such as heartburn
Flatulency a gnawng pain at the stomach VIXEN empt!
sense OF uncomfortable weight when iul pains IN th
throat side and pit of the stomach costvencss, chilli
ness languor unwiilingness to take exercise, &c
.MOFF.aIrS LIFE JNEDicLNES.
Moifats Life Medicines are peculiarly adapted TO tn
cure of this ssng complaint They act upon III
in mild.
ta manner aud have never yet failed 10 cure this dis
: ease when used according to ouT directions.
. | General Debiliy,-The most common OF all com
naints is that of general weakness of the whole sys
tenn. unaecompanied by any particular disorder or dc
fnate symptoms Of disease. There is little vital en-
ergy loss of appetite, unwilngness, and indeed ina
* hy te undergo eqertions frequent headaches, ind
pesion otentimes salowness and dryness OF the skf
ali those symptoms Of aDguor, di'quetude, and weak
ness that give evidence Of failure in the vital pow
ers and a low, unhealthy and morbid condition Of tn
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