The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20
HOSTETTER'S
BITTEBS

IT is a fact that, M some period, every m,-
Der of the human family is subject to discs
OF disturbance Of the bodily functions "a
with the aid Of good tonic and the erercs~
of good common sense, they mar BE able n,~
regulate the system rs TO secure perwapr
health. In order to accomplish this desi,.
object, the true course to pursue is certlir
that which will produce u natural state
things at the least hazard of vital strengths,
life. For this purpose. DR., IIoStetter has
troduccd TO this country preparation bearn
his name, which is not a new medicine. but
that has been tried for years, giving satisfa
ton 70 AN who have used it, The Bit,
operate pow crful!y npon the stomach, bowts
and liver, restoring them TO healthy !.
vigorous action, and thus, By the simple pm
cess Of strengthening nature, enables the n
tenn to triumph over disease.
For the cnre of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, yn
sea, Flatulency, boss Of Appetite, or any
ious Complaints, arising from morbid inaco
of the Stomach or bowels, Producing Cramp
Dysentery, Golis. Cholera Morbus, &c, iha
BitterS have no equal. a..
Diarrh9a, dysentery or fux, so gcneal
contracted by new settlers. and caused pH.
cipaliy by the change of water and diet vi
be speedily regulated by brief use Of ii
preparation. Dyspepsia, "A disease which
probably more prevalent, in all its yariOs !,
forns, than any other, and the cause Of Whr.a
may always be attributed to derangemenni
the digestive organs, can be cured witho
fail by using HOS LETTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS, as per directions on the hottie. Il
this disease every physician win recomnn !
Bitters of some kind thcnswhy not use an
tiele known to be il faliblc? Allnations h,r /.
theiY MttsrS, as a preventive of disease
strengthener of the system in general 81
amOng them all there is not to be found mo- !,
healthy people than the Germans, from who
this preparation emssated, based upon SER.
tiic experiments which have tended to prov
the value of this great preparation in the SCI
of medical science. -...-...
FEyER AND AGUE.-Ths trying and proToi
ing disease, which fixes its relentless graspa,
the body of man,reducing him to a mere shadu
in short time, and rendering him physicalI
and mentally useless, can be driven from tlis
body by the use of llOSTETTER'S REN0WSs
ED BlTTERS. Further, none Of the abot,
stated diseases can be contracted, even in G
posed Sisus.ions, if the Bitters are used wgs
And es they neither create nausu.
nor offend the palate, and render unneccsar-
any change OF diet or interruption of ordinaT
pursuits, but promote sound sleep and hestasa
digestion, the complaint is removed as spst
lily as is consistent with the production O /.
thorough and permanent cure.
For Persons in AdVdnced Yegrs, who are 50
ferins from an enfeeblcd constitution and il
firm body, these BitterS are Invaluable 81
restorative of strength and yigor and nee
only be tried TO be appreciated. And to
mother while nursing these Bitters are iSii
penSable, especially where the mothers nou' +
lshment is inadequate to the demands of
child, consequently her strength must yiei
and here 1t is where a good tonic, such
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, is needed 10 in
part temporary strength and vigor to the 81
tenn. Ladies should by all means try t
remedy for all cases of debility, and, before
doing, should ask their physician, who, if''
is acquainted with the virtue of the Bitter
will recommend their use in all cases Of veal.
ness.
CaNtS0m.-We caution the public agsi'i
using any of the many limitations or counit
eits, but ask for HosTETrER's CELrBRATr
STOMACH BITTERs, and see that each bottle hN
-he words DR.. J. Hostetter's Stomach BittsH
blown on the sido of the bottle, and stamp'
On the metallic cap covering the cork, and Of
serve that our autograph signature is on 10
abel.
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EB Prepared and sold by HoSTETTER
SMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold by all druggiiip'
srocers, and dealers generally throughout %
Juited States, Canada, South America, and W.
many -
SMITH Il JONES, Coudersport. =
A. COREY L son, Ulysses. :