Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-21

STOMACH B1TTERs
Act -p.. the sysse..


,.,. :. an .xs Of inquiry. People want 20
-" he wAy aud wA~sfcvs o. ." s's' .S;s
snbpit,ed 10 them o. vecss, snu n .".,eer~ed il
r.,., PROTECTIVE and Mvssos~"' -
"v,m"p" .,eisns admit shst the greatest dimcul-
~. a. encounter In their pvactce y IN convey
inr 70 the sea. u disease s"s T,scs ,ssss, hss
w'"e'd for this purpose, but II r. now Rener-
been a,,,,,,d tha. the electric fluid IL 700 subtle
~ 10 be made the vehicle o. medicauon
II shocks the nerves, but cannos III. o's w
s..',,h an. system anything except issest LED.
...,sd electricity IT, In short. IN eHpl0oed
S.n,.,r l,ut iuuid st'mulant. ~ everybody
Lrowx can be charged 9th the eseenuai Proper
lies 81 sny and every substance 10 me ASes.ta
w.Sirc and there il no herbal extract which -
Iii ~, Mid in solution With all 10 preventive
and cara i've virtues un'npaired -.
No. tbe pur~ liauid stimulaUt OF which HON
TETTt RS BITTERS are IN part composed, -
charged with inv alnable vegetable remedies. ana
these bv reason " its powerful difusive primer
BE. il CONVEYS 20 every organ and introduces
into the circulation To use common expires.
sion. IL COS 70 the spot, taking WIN yns,
What il wanted there The '.essence Of rye"
would undoubtedly d'inss 'sse;i through we Or
s,mple. a II mixed with the juices Of tonic and
sIserstiye roots. barks, and herbs. But o. what
use would Il be without their healing. strength
en,ns lie sustaining balm! II would mer"Iv
excite. tcouid not protest nor cure" And
herein lies the Is ential difference between the
effect OF The purest stimulsnt when given alone
and the same siimulant when administered in
The mcaicatcd form Of H"~tctter's stomach Bit |
terr Good Moeongahela spirit IL dO"btiess tn
m,,dest and most innocuous Of oil the varieties
~ l;,uor hut Il only becomes . mEAL7RrUL nsDI
,,xv when in,prepnat~d with the vegetable ele
men,s emp.ovcd in the preparation Of the BiT- |
sERs.
rN nYSPEPTlC SUFFERERS. |
Under the general head OF DYsrrrsiA may DO
c,assed nh The yarietie. ofin digestion. Its symp
toms are SO various and differ 10 much in differ |
Ont individuals. that il is almost impossible to |
classify them In fact, some Of them are utter |
IL indcscribablc II may be safely asserted. |
however that half the diseases OF mankind spring
from disordered condition Of the stomcch; and
the other half, whatever their origin, react up
on that sensitive and important organ. Among
the ordinary indications Of dyspepsia are fiatu
lence, bloatcd and full feeling about the siom-
ach and abdomen Immediately after eating. =
CHASING sensation, or a sense OF hoIlowness Of
ths pit of the stomach between meals. . heavy
dull feeling in tho head, feeble or unsteady apbe
tit occasional nausea restlessness during the
tight and weary, unrefreshed feeling on rIs-
ing in the morning, palpitation OF the heest. de-
noman;a, loss Of money. confusion o. thought.
sour stomach with rising Of food. and choking
sensation in the throat, dimuess OF the eyes,
psiu in the diaphram, feeblensss and disinel'na
. corpse like palor. These are few Of the
''direct signs" Of dyepepsia, bst ~ II 10 g,ner-
a. complicated with specific affections Of the
bowels the liver, aud the nerves, its victims
have many additional tOrmante which are tech
nically attributed 10 other causes.
Tha hat al hat ran h. HlVen to
who has the slightest predispos'tion 70 dispep
sia. il to fortify hiss or her digestive organs BY
the daily use OF H0etstters B'tters. The dis
ease proceeds from lack Of vigor in the stom
ach, and this vIrALixiS0 PRKPARAs1oH will tone
and renovate that organ. Ii the 3 ~tric sppers-
tns IL in good work ng order. and can perfectly
dissolve and thoroughly assimilate the food sub
mitted to its operation. there will be no dyapep-
sa. II itcannot do this. = requires re.enforce-
ment," and the hest Of oil re-enforcing agents
should he forthwith resorted TO. The stomach is
the ConnissARrAr ~ ZEE Sysfm. IL suppliea the
elements OF life to the whole body In II 10 pre-.
pared. the material Of blond, muscle, bone and
hbcr and II il fails to purvcy that material in
suili~ient quantity, and Of 4 rroper kind. the
whole body suffers and, with II the mental tacnl-
ties. Therefore protect the Conn >sARiAr DE-
SARrnKxr Don't let the enemy obtain possession
Of IT, II il easie' to prevent disease from get
ting into IN o.gan than to expel II AFTER Pc
comes CHsoxlc rxruRE. COnsider the first In
dicntion Of unessiness 10 tne stomach - 2 sign
that dyxpeps'a is preparing 10 attack, and baliIc
at once with this GREAT R.PSlLAKf.
But if it's too late TO PRxvExr. remember that
il is NOT TOO sArE TO CuRR. II 10 believed that
there is NO case ot Chronic Indigestion that can
Withstand the remedial operation Of HOsfe' fEh's
SronAcn BirrsRr. This belief h grounded on
s'twelve years experiences" Of the efficacy Of
Me preparation The first instauce Of its failure
TO give relief ,s yet unchronicied If il ever had
failed. the volumnous correspondence address
ed to the proprietors from all parts Of the United
States aud Sout America would as least include
one letter expressing isss...sfactiou. But no.
aperiod Of more It. an dozen years, il Ill ofthe
same tenor. Certainly this IL su'6ciens war
rant Tor aiming that the Birrxas are SrsctE,c
w. ...ne.sTlox IN ALL lTs VARIETIES.
u.nsl0eS In uDeotcate Health
viii find nosrErrwss Sron .cH BnrR.s wonder
FULLY adapted to the relief Of the difficulties to
which they are subjected. The preparation in
cases Of this kind has double operation. II not
only controls the local irregularities which occa-
eions the dstress. but acting simultaneously up
On the whole nervous system checks the tendeu-
cv 70 hvsteria and dispOndency which almost al
wa-s accompanies such disturbances. Ladies
who are about to become mothers will find i .
sovereign balm for the uneasy sensations which
they experience; and ~ . cordial for sustaining
the strength while nursing, Il e warmly recon-
mended by many family phyaiciana At the two
most critical periods Of woman's life, viz, when
che becomes Of a marriageabie age. Mnd when she
IL verging upon the latter epoch Of her life which
IL generally considered the most dangerOus the
Bitters will most idubitably help TO lessen the
pains and perils incident thereto.
Sickly ~ves and mothers are advised to give
the medicine = trial They are eareestlyassurcd
that il contains no ingredient that can possibly
do any harm 70 the fceblest Of their number.
while il undoubtedly contains the invigorafing
principle which heir enervated system require.
Let them beware Of the cordial drops amt tine
As~~. No.. .hS~N E~~s s~l Id
All the se Inducements are mainly COMPOSED Of
common alcohol, and are therefore injurious.
The liquors ordinarily given a. toncs are still
worse, being all deteriorated with poisonous
drugs.
The G0vernmsent C0unterAign.
Inc counterte'ting Of HcsrErrKR's SfonCn BIr- |
ItRs ~ now somewhat more serious a. well IA |
olmcuh business than II was few years ago, |
each bottle Of the genuine at,cle being autheu. |
ticated by the .Onc,al lndovsement 81 The lint |
ca states Revenue Department" in the form Of |
eSsamp engraved on Steel, TO counterfeit which |
70 felony. See, therefore, that this Govern |
nent Countersign, as well rs the engraved label |
and note OF hand Of the prop'ietors. il attached
70 the bottle The label 10 einbelshed ith re- |
presentation Of 81 George on horseback in the |
ect o. spearing the Dragon. and underneath is q |
cse'd or escutcheon bearing q warning inscrip.
rnsch counterseiters are advised 10 read be-
c.. '"ey encounter the penalty which Il sets
~" ne'"w this again il Hosietter 4 Smiths
C.e VI nand the signature TO which il would he
:ss serious business TO forge II the public
M 1903 70 these notifications oi the reruineness
a.. S.s article before they purchase they ssnnos
nent stamp both executed On .ss., ~ !" IN.
nness and most elaborate style Of bank ncs. ~
craving. and are probably the most ern.... an
epecsmeas VI graphic art ever attached !" .nc
osdtcal preparation.