Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26

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49, .saseryrvs and xvIoOaAus = csecefeeo,
:. .rcnos a 70 crafty them. 49,,
XII M siciaus admit that the 9recsem d'mcsl-
4, sh.v encounter In their practice 70 IN convey.
ney eu - d,sease the medicamspt that
al sor,.tsrsrt and neutrclizs Il. Electricity haa
- '-;.1 ~, this purpose, but u " now gene!-
sIlv sdmi,tsd thai the electric MUD 70 100 suDs'e
:. ssrntt 10 be made the vehicle OF medicf lion -
Il shocks the nerves, oos csnn"' ;..s,s Ned.
icacssed electricity il, in short. N EXPLODED
Hrmhu, Hut = liquid stsmulant. N everybody
E.o-s can b. charged With the essential proper
ties OF any and every substance 10 the 1at~1a !.
Nsdies. and there 10 no herbal extract when y
will not hold 10 solution With Al us preventive
and cora i've virtues unimpalreo.
Nov the pure liquid stimu'sut Of which NOS
TETTgR'S BlTTERS are IN part compass. 70
charged with invslusbls vegetable remedies, ana
these, BY reason Of its powerful dthnsive prnci-
ss nc so q, eai.s.o T. s.s common e1prss
"Ssi !, .ss".sd there II. "ssssnce Of rvs''
would undoubtedly d'huse itself through the or.
esuizstion o. swiftly II administered pure and
simple. q IL mixed with the juices Of tonic and
alsers.ive roots. bsrks, and herbs hut o. what
use would II b. without their healing. sssengsn'
eu,nw life sustaining balmf II would merely
excite. Il could not protect nor cure. And
he. Elm lies the seniial difference oe ween the
effect of the pnrest stmulant when given 0ton<
and the same stimulsnt when adwln's:e-ed in
the mcdicated form Of H"stetter's Stomach Bit
ters Good Monongs hela spirit 70 doubtsess tn.
miidest and most innoruous Of all the vsriet'e'
Of liquor, but il only becomes uEA.rHvuL nxni
CINE when impregnated With the vegstaoie eic
ments employed 10 the preparation Of the BIT
mas.
To DYSPEPTgC sUFFE0ERs.
Under the general head Of DysrsrMA may b
Chased Ill the varieties ofin digestion 10 srymP
In r
toms are 40 varions. and diner 20 muc ...h,. 10
est inAivi duals, that Il IL almost impossD . -
classirv them In fact some OF them sVe u..c,
" iudescribabic. II may b ssiey .s... ';..
hovever that half the diseases OF manAihu sp''n9
from adisordered condition o. sne s.omUcm; ."u
a. other half. wha:evcr their origin. react up
ON that sensitive and important organ. among
The ordinary indications Of dyspepsia are natu-
i.nc. : bIosted and full feeling about the ston-
sch and sbdo.aen Immediately after esung. .
gnasing scnsation. Or sense .. nI NJ. rs.
The nit Of the stomach between meals. . nee!
dull feeling in the head, feeble or unsteady appe
4ite occasional nausea. rest'essness during the
night. and weary, unrefreshed feeling on RS
ing in the mo- aing paipitssion OF me heart ue
precision OF mind sometimes amounting ~ no
nomanis. loss Of money. confusios OF tnought.
sour stomach, with rising Of food, and . choking
arnsst,on in the throat dimness OF the eyes,
psiu 10 the diaphr am. feebleness and d'snciina.
lion Tor exertion and sometimes emac'ation and
: corpse like pallor These are few Of the
.drect signs Of dyspepsia. but - It IL g,ner-
81 y complicated with specific affections Of the
bowels the liver, and the nerves. ito victims
have many additional torm.nts which ere tech
nicaly attributed 70 other causes.
The best advice thot can be given to anv one
Who has the slightest predisp0s'tion to dispep
sia il to fortify his or her digeative organs BY
the dav use or Host.tter's D,tters. The dis |
ease proceeds from lack Of vigor in the stom- |
och aud this vrALIzIS0 PaafARAs109 Will tone
and renovate that organ. II the g,ftric appera |
e.. :. - .o,A ,ro,k . ordeP and can nerfeCfIv
dissolve and thoroughly assimilate the food sub |
mitted to its operation. there will be no dyspep
sia II it cannot do this. i requires re-enforce-
ment," and the best Of all re-entorcinR agents |
should be forthwith reaorted 70. The "omacn 70
the Coun,ssARiAr or sns SvsrRn. II snpplies the
elements OF life to the whole body In 1t 10 pre-.
pared. the material Of blood, muscle, bone and
hber. and II it fails TO purvey that material in
sufficient quantity and Of . rrOper kind. the
whole body suffers and. with il the mental facui |
ties. Therefore. protect the COnnlssARtAr Ds |
PARrnEHr Don't let the enemy obtain possession
Of IL II il easie' to prevent disease from get |
ting into an o gan than to expel it AFTER II be- |
comes . CHRONIC FIXTURE. Consi"er the first in |
dicatoh Of uneasness in the stomach a Q sign |
that dyspepsia Is preparing to attack, and battle
II at once with this GRR.r REPELLANr.
But IL IL too late to PRevENf remember that |
i 10 NOT roo 'ArE TO cuRg. II is believed that |
there il no case Of Chronic Indigestion that can
Withstand the remedial oper alton Of Hosrx. rRR's
SronAcn BlrrERr. This belief is grounded on |
'twelve years experience" Of the efficacy OF |
she preparation. The first instance Of its failure
20 give relief 10 yei dnchr oncled II it ever had
JAILED, he solumnous correspondence address
"a to the propr'etors from all parts Of the United
Mates and Sout America. would at least include |
one letter expressing dissatisfaction But no. |
there 10 not one. The testimony, extending over
speriod Of more than dozen yesrs. is all ofthe |
same tenor Certainly this is . sufficient war |
rant for Claiming that the liirrERs are SPEcnm
IOe INDIGESTION VAN Rrlpa
Ladies' In Delicate Health
viii lind hosIsrTEw's SroM. CH Brryk.a wonder.
uliv adapsed TO the relief Of the difficulties t. |
cases OF this Kind has double operation. II M.
only controls the local irregularities whi:.h ccca.
sons the distress. but acting simuta- s..uslv nm.
On .ne whole nervous system chest - the tenden-
- " nss'erA ana dependency which almost a.
was accompanies such d; '.,,.t.nc.. i.sdea
Who are about to become 49,. iii ana Il :
sovereign balm for the ...a"". .s,..1;on. vh;ch
the .trcps.i, ~I;i I'd a. . cordial for sustaining
menJsd hr nv e nursing. il 10 warmly recon-
mos, critic. ny family ply sicians: Al the TWO
abe beco. periods Of woman's life. viz. when
IL ve- mes Of amarriagesbe age, and when she
;. .ging upon the latter epoch Of her life which
>. generally considered the most dangerous the
BMtcrs will most idubitably help to lessen the
palma end pcrils incident thereto.
:. Sickly *ives and mothers are advised TO give
snas u contains NO ingredient that can possibly
Do any harm to the fccblest Of their number
while u undoubtedly con.an the invig0ra, ing
principle which heir cnerva ted Avatem require
Let them beware Of the cordial drops and tine
tnre drops often prescribed for invalid ladies'
Al the - indictments are mainly composed Of
eo0mon alcohol, and are therefore injurious. -
1Ae liquors ordinarily given "A tonics are still
vorss, being Ill deteriorated with poisonous
drugs.
TIE Government COuuterNngU.
The counterfeitag Of Hos1EfrER's SrovCu bir
e1ns IL now somewhat more serious "a veil a.
diokcult business than Il was few years ago,
oach bottle Of the genuine a,ticle being autho,.
ticeted BY the ''Oficia' Endorsement Of the Unit
I'd States Revenue Deparsmr in the form Of
eStemp engraved on Steel, 10 connterfet which
- felony &c. therefore, that this Govern
0ent Countersigu, a we'll ~ the engraved label
end note Of hand Of the prop ietors, 10 attached
- the bottle The label 10 embelished ith re.
presentation Of 81. George on horseback. in the
ct Of spearing the Dragon. and underneath il q
ealeid o. escutcheon bearing warning inscrip.
sson which counterfeiters are advised to read BE-
~ sneZ encounter the penalty which Il sets
se. yellow this again IL H0stetter / Smiths
~ OF nena. the signature to which Il would be
t:seer serious business 70 FORGE II the public
1sm Ioo8 70 these veri6catons Of the se~uisanesa
49, article before thev purchase. 7hev esrrcs
= eeeetved. The proprietary label ,nd Govern.
1eos ssomp are both executed on steel In ~.
onese end most elaborate style Of bsnk note -.
essvtnR. end are probably the moet exners;vs
epec!oens Of grapAie art ever attached 10 anv
nsdical prspafaaiea. = ny