Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16

mehtscWp'oyeu IN INV pePess tsou VI Tue DIT
SgRs.
TlD DYAPEpr1C aUFFERERS.
Under the general head Of DYSPEPSIA may be
class-d all the varieties Of in digestion Its symp
toms various. and differ so much in differ
ent individuals, that It il almost impossible 10
clAaaify them. In fact, some Of them are utter
" understandable. II may be safely asserted
however, that hnlft the disc ases Of mankind sprpv
from disordered condition Of the sto.ncch: and
the other half whatever their origin, react up
on that sentative and important organ. Among
the ordinary indications Of dyspepsia arc fatu-
isncc. .loa,ed ~ full ioel,ng about the storn-
ach and abdomen Immediately after eating
gpawing sensation or sense Of hollOwnes =,
the pit ~ the stomach between meals, . $500
ul feeling in the head. feeble or nnste' ,v anne.
t. occasional nausea. restlessncss ~, "Pr
ght, and weary, unrefreshed f. ny ~ ~
ng in the morning. pal ptation .""s ~ -
preston OF mind sometimes 81 t',c ne..'' ue
nomania loss Of money, c. anioa". v, h w.
sour stomach, with risir Infusion OF though'
scnsst,on In the thro, < of food, and choking
n.;u in Tho d;.nbre I, dimness OF the eyes,
R'a J. .,sr,; Ir' N. feebcn.ss and dsluclina
uon .os IN and sometimes cmacia,ion and
: co' ,allor. These are a few OF the
direct ~ as Of dyspepsin but as j. is g.ner-
- .pitcated with specific affections OF the
Wv" -. the liver, and the nerves, its victims
~ We many additional tormsnts which are tech
nically attributed to other causes.
who has the slightest prcdispostlon TO dispep
sia, in TO fortiiy his or her digestive organs by
the daily use ot Host-tters Bitters. The dis
eaac proceeds from lack Of vigor in the stom
ach aud this vIrALrzIS0 PREPARATION Will tom
and ren0v ate that organ. II the < istric Appera
tus ~ in good wOr king order. and can perfect.
dissolve aud thoroughly assimilate the food sub
mittcd to its operation, there will be no dyspep
STA II il cannot do this. il requires re enforce
ment," and the best Of all re-enforcing agent
xhouid be forthwith resortcd TO. The stomach u
the CosnissARlAro rms S1srxs. ltsuppliss th'
elements OF life TO the whole body. In it is pre-
pared, the material OF blood, inuscic. bone An,
hbcr, and II it fails 10 purvcy that material u
sufficient quantity. aud Of n propes kind. the
whole body suffers, mud. with il the mental facul
ties. Therefore, protect the CoMNIssARiAr DE
rAsrnxNr Don't let the enemy obtain possession
Of il. Il il easier to prevent disease from get
ting into an gan than to expel II after II be
comes q CHRONIC vlxrURr. Consider the first IN
dicntiOn OF uneasiness IN the stomach as sig
that dyspepsia 10 preparing TO attack, ind ball
IL nj once with this GREAT RRrKLLASr.
Hut il il ~ too late to PREVENT. remember tina
il is NOT TOO ATE CURE II is believed tina
there IN no case Of Chronic Indigestion that car
withstand the remedial opcr alton Of Hosrei rER
STOMACH BirrERr. This belief is grounded OF
"twelve years experience" Of the efficacy OF
the preparation. The first instance OF Its failure
20 give relief il vet nchroncled. IT il ever hat
failed, the volumnous correspondence address
ed to the proprietors from all parts Of the Unitct
States snd Sout America, would at least includ,
one letter expressing dissatisfaction. But no
there is not one. The testimony, extending ovcl
period Of more than dozen years, Is aii OF thu
usuc tenor Certainly this il \ sufficient war
rant for claiming that the BrrrERs nre u SrEclTI
for INDIGESTION N ALL irs VARIETIES.