Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
LET good digestion wait on appetite,
And health IN hntbp

would anxiousy inquire by what smeans the wish
could be realized. That question, thanks to THOMAS
HOLLOWAY can be triumphantly answered. The
unequHlled stomachic, known throughout the world
us HollUways Pills, is literally specific for the
complaint. Imperfect digestion results from dilute
condition ofthe gastric jGce-the fluid which dssol-
YES the food III the stomach and fits it for appci-
ton to the purposes OF lie IN the form of blood Ii
the organ which secretcs this solvent is in state of
morbid irritation, the fluid will be deficient in quail
lty and quantity and its appointed office i'll the in
ternal economy OF the system Will be inetcieutly
performed. The stomach being disordered the
whole vital machinery which it furnishes susten
ance and strength will be weakened and the animal
spirits, sylnpathisng with the bodily debility, Will
become greatly depressed This is dyspepsia and its
victims, when 1t has assumed the chronic form, are
the most miserable OF mankind. 1t is generally &C.
companed by loss o: appetite, attenuation, oppres-
sion after eating, lrregularlty of the bowels low
vous fever, great debility palpltaton of the heart,
broken sleep, pain in the right side and between the
shoulders, and profound melancholy All these symp-
toms, aud every other variety in the manifestations
of this distressing malady rapidly removed by a
course OF Holloway Pills. Putting the testimony
OF others out Of the question, we have full warrant
from personal observation for this broad and positive
| statement.
1t is not to be marvelled at then that DR. Hollow
way has acquired such universal fame Very sci
dom do the crowned heads Of Europe condescend to
invite private citizens to their palaces bu. there is
scarcely regal palace i'll Europe where the Doctor
Is not welcome visitor, aud whose sovereign has
uoL HOnOtcQ MIN Win some FlCn present q tcSt
nonial of his esteem. Nor does his renown rest
here. lie is as well known in China ana Hindostan
IN Cairo and Sydney, as he is in London, Paris st
Petersburg, Rome, \! adrd, Berlin, Vienna, or New
York and IN each OF these cities lie is honored, ard
IN some instances reVered as Il beDeiactor. If he
had appeared in former age of the world his success
would have been attributed To magic We have
even heard that the ignorant peasantry of England
ami Germany, at the resent sday, euduw him. in
their imaginations, with supernatural gifts.
In these remarks upon man who is distinguished
tulm all physicians whatsoever by the speed. sn
pcity, and certainty of his cures we wish 10 dis
charge duty which we owed, or thought we owed.
to the public 1t is for them to act upon our sueecs
ton as they think tt.-N. Y. " Sunday Ms1cu.
ry.'
WHooP One day last week our streets were
greeted with the presence of abou: twenty Indians
who live about twenty miles from this place While
here, one of them observed one of our Fashionable
ladies, dressed OF course in the breadth of fashion
promenadmg the streets As she came sailing around
the corner, Mister Indian looked at her moment
aud than suddenly exclaimed, Heap uigtcqn mgh =
Lo, the poor Indian. ShcboygaH Journal