Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-18

STOMACH B1TTERs


.lss, Aes sse. che sysss3'
, ri. 1. an 80 Of inquiry. People want -
A.sv the 81 and vArsCsss Of I'll sta4e0sote
snhnitted 70 them - facts, and - fas = this
osaA9 PROTECTIVE end fxv1uoaANS 10 concerned, u
q proposed 10 crafty them.
In physicians sdnit that the greatest di6icul-
" they encountee IN their pracSiee 70 II convey
viIl countersct and neutsclissit. Electricity has
been tried for this purpose, but Il 10 now gener-
aiv admitted that the electric fluid 10 too subtle
an agent 10 be made the vehicle OF medication.-
II shocks the nerves, bat cannot distribute
through the system Acysese9 except itsolL Leo,
hvmbua. but . liquid stimulaat. - everybody
knovs can be charged with the essential proper
ties Of any and every substance IN the Aatesta
NAiiea. and there il no herbal extract which il
will not hold in solut;on with all its provocative
and curative virtues unimpaSred.
Now the pure liquid stimulAut VI which HOS
LETTERS BirTERS are in part composed, IL
charged with iny aluAble vegetable reinedies, and
these, by reason Of its powerful dinusive pIinci-
ple, il CONVEYS Ia every organ and introduces
into the circulation. To use common expres-
sion. at goes TO the spot" taking with Il jest
vhsi il wanted there The "esssncs Of rye"
would undoubtedly dinuse itself through the Or.
vsnixation a. swiftly II administered pure and
simple. a. II mixed with the juices Of tonic and
slserat,ve roots, barks. and herbs. But OF what
nee would Il bs without their healing. strength
ensak, life sustaining balm! II would merely
exciss. Il could moi ..protcct nor cure" And
herein lies the essential difference between the
effect Of the purest stimulant when given 0lons,
and the same stimulant when administered in
the medicsied fern Of Hostettes's Stomach Bit
n Al ..s~sA. - ~N~st
mildest and most innocuous Of oil the varieties
Of liquor, but il only becomes . nEALrHvuL nEpi
CINE when imprcgnated with the vegetable ele
ments employed In the preparation Of The Bl1
SsRs.
To DYaPEPT1C HUFFERERs.
Under the general head Of DYsPspnA may be
ciassed oil the varieties Of n1igcstion Its symp
toms are no various, and differ 30 much 10 differ
ent individuals, that It 10 almost impossible 70
classify them. In fact, some Of them are utter
" understandable. II may be safely asserted.
however, that halfthe diseases humankind spring
from sdisordercd condition OF the stomcch; and
the other hail. whatever their origin. react up
ON that sensat,vc and important organ. Among
the ordinary indications Of dyspepsia are fatu-
lence. bostcd and full feeling about the stom-
ach and abdomen Immediately after eating, =
gnAWing sensation. or sense Of hOll0wness u
the pit OF the stomach between meals, . heavy
ull feeling in the head. feeble or unsteady appe-
te. occasional nausea, rcstlessness during the
ght, and . weary, unrefreshed feeling on ris-
ny in the morning. paipitation Of the heart. de-
pressiOn Of mind, sometimes amounting to mo-
nomania loss Of money, confusion of thought
sour stomach, with rising Of food, and chokisg
sensation in the throat dfnncss Of the eyes,
paiu in the diaphram, feebleness and disincna-
ton for exertion. and sometimes emacistion and
. corpse like pallor. These are . few Of the
"dircct signs" Of dyspepsia, but as il 10 gsner-
y COy I'd mi sNT hm
bowels. the liver, and the nerves, it, victims
have many additional, torments which are tech
nically attributed to other causes.
The best advice that can be given TO any one
Who has the slightest prcdispos'tion 70 dispep
sia, ia 10 tortify his or her digestive organ by
the daily use Of llostettcrs B,tters. The dis
ease proceeds from lack Of vigor in the stom.
Ach, and this vIrALIxrx0 PREPARATION will tone
and rcnovate that organ. II the gastric appcra-
tus ~ In good working order and can perfectly
dissolve and thoroughly assimilate the food sub
mitted to its operation, there will be no dyspep-
sia II II cannot do this il requires re enforce
mcnt," and the best Of all re enforcing agents
should be forthwith resortcd TO. The stomach 10
elements Of life 10 the whole body. In il is pre-
pared. the material Of blood. muscle, bone and
hber, and II il fails TO purvcy that material in
sufficient quantity, and OF propes KIND. the
whole body suffers. and, with IL the mental fscsl
ties. Therefore, protect the ConuisaARaAr Dk
rAnrnExr Don't let the enemy obtain possession
Of il. 1t 10 easier TO prevent disease from get
ting into an organ than to expel it after it be
comes . CHRONIC vixruRE. Consider the first IN
dicatiou OF uneaslness IN the stomach a. . siEi
that dyspepsia 10 preparing TO attack, and baih
il st once with this GREAT RxPELLANT.
Hut il it Is too late to PRxvEkS. remember tina
Il is NOT TOO LArE TO CURE. II il believed tha
there 10 no case Of Chronic Indigestion that cal
Withstand the remedial operation Of HoefssTER'
SsonAcn l'irrxRr. This belief is grounded OF
.tweive years experience of the efficacy o
che preparation. The first instance Of its failur
20 give relief is vet unchr0nicled. II II ever ha
failed, the volumnous correspondence address
ed to the proprietors from all parts Of the Unite
States and Sout America would at least includ
one letter expressing dissatlstactiOn. But Nc
there Is not one. The testimony, extending owe
apcriod Of moro than dozen years. ia oil 9th
same tenor. Certainly this 10 . sufficient war
rant for claiming that the I,irrRRs are SPsusi
Hor lupsossfDoM IN ALL IT'S VARIETIES.
ladies In Delicate Health
will had H0sSRrrEa's SrOMACm l}IrrRas wonder
fully adapted u the relief Of the difficulties t.
which they are subjected. The preparation il
eases Of this kind has a double operation. II no
only controls the local irregularities which occa
oi0ns the distress. but acting simultaneously up
On the whole nervous System checks The tendcn
cy to ny sierra and di dependency which almost 81
was accompanies such disturbances. Ladie.
who are about to become mothers will find il
sovereign balm Tor the uneasy sensations which
they experience; aud IA a cordial for sustainin,
the strength while nursing. II IS warmly recon-
nsnded BY many family ply sicisns: Al the tw'
most critical periods cf woinan's life viz, whe,
she becomes Of amarriageable age. aud when sh,
10 vcrging upon the latter epoch Of her life which
IL generally considered the mos. dangerous, tn,
Bitters viii most idubitably help TO lessen tn.
pains and pcrils incident thereto.
S3ickiy 1ives and mothers are advised to piy,
the medicine trinl They are earcestlya ssmres
shat it contains no ingredient that can possibl,
do any harm to the fceblest Of their number
while il undoubtedly contains the inyisor stinr
principle which shelr enervated system require
Let them beware OF the cordial drops and tine
ture drops often prescribed for invalid LADIES'
All these Inducements are mainly composed 0,
common alcohol, and are therefore Injurious.
The liquors ordinarily given ls tonics are sill
worse. being all deteriorAtcd with poisonou.
drugs.
The lsovernnacmt l'Dumtersigm.
The countsrfciting Of HosskrrxR's srOncH Brr
fRRs 10 now somewhat more FERROUS ~ well .
dithcult business than it was few years ago
each bottle of the genuine .: ttele being authen
tlceted BY the ''Oiiicial Endorsement Of the Unit
- states Revenue Department, in the form .
eStemp engraved on Steel, 10 counterfeit which
70 . felony. Sec, therefore, that this Govern
ment Countersign, rs well tho engraved lube
and note u hand Of the prcprietors, 10 attache,
70 tine oottic. The label il embelished - it'll . re
presentation Of st. George on horseback. in III,
ct Of spesring the Dragon. and undsrnc sth il
shield Of escutcheon bearing = warning inscrip
tion, which counterteiters ne advised % read be-
fore they encounter the penalty which il set
forth. Below this again is Hosietter 4 smith
nsee Of hand, the signature 10 which il would b,
rather serious business 10 forge. II the publ,
viii look TO these verifcstions Of the genuinenes.
Of tse article before they purchase, they CANNOT
&c decsived The proprietary label and Govern
mens stamp are both executed on steel in II,
nnese and most elaborate style Of bank note en-
etev,ag. and are probably the most expensive,
spe9naeos VI graphic art ever attached 70 On,