Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-07
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters!

The proprietors aud manufacturers Of HOSTEL.
{ TEEts CELEhHATED STOMACH BITTERS can
appeal with perfect confidence to physicians and citi
Eens generally Of the United States, because the
article has attained a reputation heretofore
known. few facts upon this point will speak more
powerfully than volumes OF bare assertion or blRzon
ing puhery. The consumption Of HOstetters Stom
ach Btters for the last year amounted to over half
million bottles and from Its manifest steady increase
In times past Il s evident that during the coming
year the consumption Will reach near one million
potue5: This Immense amount could never have
been sold but for the rare medicinal properties
tanned in the preparation, and the sanction of the
most prominent physiciAna in those sections Of the
country where the article Is best known, Nsl- tot
only recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
arr ready Al AL times to give testimonials to its e
ccy In all cases Of stOmachc derRngemeuts and tho
diseases resulting therefrOm.
! This is not temporary popularity, obtained by
extraordinary efforts in the way OF tFumpeting the
quality Of the Dittera, but solid estimation Of an
Invaluable medicine, which is destined to be en-
during as time itself
HOstetteF'S Stomach Bitters hAveproVeil GOdsend
20 regions where fever and Rgue and various other
bilious complaints have counted their victims by
hundreds. To be able to state confidently that the
+BIttersp are certain cure for the Dyspepsia and
alleged pleasure. ItremoTes All morbid from
the stomach, purihes the blood, and u sts re-.
nSWed vitality TO the system, giving thHi
tone aud energy indispensable for the rest0Tt ion Of
health 1t operates upon the stomach, liver, and
other digestive organs mildly but powerfully, and
soon restores them to condition essential to the
healthy discharge Of the functions OF nature.
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily rs per
/
stimulant peculiarly adapted TO comfort declining
years, Il Is pleasant to the palate inVigoratIng to
the bowels, excellent tonic, aud rejuvenating
generally. We have the evidence of Thousands OF
aged men and women who have experienced the ben
eit Of using this preparation while suffering from
stomach arrangements and general debility; acting
under the advice OF phyEeians, they have RhandSned
all dBletertous drugs and iTiy tested the merits OF
this article. few words IN the gentler There
Hrc certain periods when their hRrassng
that many Of them sink under the trial The relA-
ton OF mother and child Is absOrbingly tender,
that the mother, speciality she be young, Is apt to
forget her health h her extreme anxiety for her
Infant Should the period OF maternity arrive dur
Ing the summer season, tho wear Of body and mind
Is generally aggravated. Here, then, Is necessity
systen and enable tho mother to bear mp under her
oXhausting trials and responsibilities. Nursing
mothers generally prefer the Bitters to all other in
vigOTatOrs that receive the endorsement of physi-
clans, becauSe Il Is agreeable to the taste well
certain to give permanent increase Of bodily
strength.
Allthose persons, to whom we have particularly
referred ObOve to wit: sufferers from fever and ague,
caused by malaria diarrhOa dysentery, indigestion,
loss Of appetite, and all diseases arrangements of
the stomach, superannuated invalids, persons of
soientary occupation, and nursing mothers, will
consult their own physical welfare by giving TO Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Btters trial.
CAUVlONs-We caution the public against
using any the many limitations cOunterfeits but
ask for HosTETERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIfTERs, and
that each bottle has the words abr j. HOstetters
Stomach Bittens" blown the side ofthe bottle, and
observe that our autograph signature IL on the label
Ad-PrepAFed and sold by IIOSTETTER SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold by all druggists grOcerA
and dealers generally throughout the United States
South America and Germany. nnVS-daw1y
Por sale by I.AUGHLINS& BUSITFIELD, Agents.
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