Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-08-25

nj. Il an age Of inquiry. People wans 70
knew the sAy and "sry0.s s. I'd a. - fss = tSss
o.. ..o,scYrvs and rxvIooaAHS 10 csnceroed, II
In pnvsicians admit thst the gresaest difhcul.
~ they encounter in their practice is In convey.
I'll counter act and neutrclizs il. Electricity hes
been ,ried for this purpose, bat Il y now gene!-
slly admitted thaA the electric duid 10 too subtle
an agent 10 he made the vehicle Of mediceeion. -
Il shocks the nerves, but cannot distribute
through the system anything except itself Ned
;c.cs,ed electricity is, in short. n exploded
humbur. hut . liquid stimulant. - everybody
Hnovs can be charged With the essential proper
ties Of anv and every substance In the Aaeerte
Nedjca. and there is no herbal extract which Il
will not hold in solution with all lts preventive
anA curative virtues unimpaired.
Now the pure liquid stimulant Of which HOS
TETTERs ElTTEkS are in part composed, II
charged with invaluable vegetable remedies. and
these. by reason Of its powerful dnuslve princi-
p. to every s,n sna
sion, iii goes to the SPOT" taking with Il just
VIM; i. wanted there Tha ''esssncs Of rye"
would undoubtedly diffuse itaeN through the or
ganiration ms swiftly " administered pure and
simple. a. II mlxcu WIN Inc lutCeo OF ionic o00
aiserstive roots, barks, and herba. But Of what
use would II be without their healing. strength
cning. life sustaining balmi II would merely
excite. II could not protect nor cure" And
herein lies the essential difference between the
effect Of the purest stimulaDt when given alone,
and the same stimulant when administered in
the medicated form Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. Good Monongahcla spirit is doubtless the
snildest and most innocuous Of all the varieties
Of liquor, but it only becomes nRALrHvuL nRDl-
cSs when impregnsted With the vegetable ele
ments employed in the preparation Of the Blr-
TEm.
TO DYSPEPTlC NUFPERBRS.
Under the general head Of DrspapnA may be
cassed all the varieties of digestion. Its symp-
toms are 40 various, and differ 20 much in differ
snt individuals, that il isAalmost impossible to
classify them: In feet, some Of them are utter
" indescribable: II may be safely asserted.
however, that half the diseases Of mankind sprin9
from adisordered condition Of the stomcch: and
the other hall, whstever their origin. react up
on that sensa!ive ana important orgaa. Among
lsnce, . boated and full feeling about the stom-
och and abdomen Immediately after eating .
gnawing sensation, or sense Of hollowness q
the pit Of the stomach between meals q heavy
ull feeling in the head, feeble or unsteady sppc
te, occasional nausea, restlesaness during the
ght, and weary, unreffeshcd feeling on ris-
ny in the morning, palpitation OF the heart, de-
preston Of mind, sometimes amounting TO mo-
nomsnia, loss Of money, confusion OF thought.
sour stomach, With rising Of food. and choking
sensation in the throat, dimness Of the eyes,
paiu in the daphram, feeblcness and disineiina.
tion for cxerton. and sometimes emaciation and
corpse like pallor. These are . few Of the
'.direct signs Of dyspepsia, but - Il 10 g,nes-
ally complicated with specific Affections of the
bowels. the liver, aud the nerves, its victims
have many additional torments which are tech
nically attributed 10 other causes
The best advice that can be given to any one
who has the slightest predsposition 10 dispel,-
eia, - 70 fortiiy has or her digestive OyeAns by
the daily use OF Hostetters B,tters. The dis
ease proceeds from lack Of vigor in the stom-
ach, aud this virALIxlx0 PREPARATION will tone
and renovate that organ. II the gastric nppera-
tus ~ in good working order, and can perfectly
dissolve and thoroughly assimilatc the food sub
mttcd to its operation. there will be no dvspep-
sia. II Il cannot do this, Il requires enforce
ment,' and the best Of all reinforcing agents
should be forthwith resorted to. The stomach is
the COnMissAMAr ruK SysrKn. 1t supplies the
elements OF life 10 the whole body. In Il is pre-
pared, the material Of blood nus1ic, bone and
hber, and II it fails to purvey that material in
sufficient quantity, and Of a proper k,nd. the
ties. Therefore. prJu)ct the CoxxissAR,Ar Ds-
pARruxHr Don't let the enemy obtain possession
OF IT, II is easier to prevent disease from get
ting into an organ than to expe it after il be
comes cuRovIc FIXTURE. Consider the first n
that dyspepsia 10 preparing to attack. and battle
Il at once with this GREAT RErULANr
But if tits too late to PREVENT, remember that
IL il NOT TOO LATE TO CURE. II il believsd that
there is no case Of Chronic Indigestion that can
Withstand the remedial operation Of HosrE,rsR's 9
SronAcn Brrr.Rr. This belief is grounded on
s'twelvs years experience Of the efficacy OF
ohe preparation The first instance OF its failure
60 give -c!ief is vet unchroncled. II it ever had
failed, the volumnous correspondence address,
ed to the proprietors from all parts Of the United
States and Sout America, would at least include
one letter expressing dissatisfaction. But no,
there 10 not one The testimony, extending over
n period Of more than . dozen years. is all ofthe
same tenor Certainly this il n sufficient war
rant for Claiming that the BrrrEEs are SrEclr1c
for INDIGESTION IN ALL ITS VARIETIES.
Ladies' In Delicate Health
will find HosrErTxs's STOMACH HiSrRRs wonder
fully adapted to the relief Of the difficulties 10
which they are subjected. The prepar alton in
casesiof this kind has double operation. II moi
only controls the local irregularities which occa-
sions the distress, but actiug simultaneously up.
on the whole nervous system checks the tenden.
cy 10 hysteria and dispondency which almost ii
waYs accompanies such disturbances. Ladies'
who are about TO become mothers will find IL
sovereign balm for the uneasy sensations whicl
they experience md ~ cordial for sustainin.
the strength while nursing, il is warmly recon
meuded 81 many family physicians. Al the tw,
most critical periods Of woman's life, viz, whei
she becomes Of amarriageablc age, and when sh'
In verninR upon the latter epoch Of her life which
il generally considered the most dangerous, III,
Bitters will most dubtaby help 10 lessen III,
pains and perils incident thereto.
Sickly wives and mothers are advised TO Civ,
the medicine trial They are careestly assuret
that IL contains no ingredient that can possibly
do any harm to the fceblest of their number
while IL undoubtedly contains the invigoratins
principle which .her cnerv ated system require
Let them beware Of the cordial drops and tine
ture drops often prescribed for invalid ladies
All these medicaments mainly composed o.
common alcohol. and are therefore injurious.
The liquors ordinarily given tonics stil
worse, being oil deteriorated with poisonous
Arugs.
The 0overnnnent Coumtersegn.
The counterfeitiag Of. HossErrkR'S SToncH brf
sEns 10 now somewhat more serious ~ well y
di0icult business than it was few years ago
each bottle Of the genuine NJ ticls being authen
ticated by the "Oflicial Endorsement Of the Unit
ed States Revenue Department" in the form 0
aStamp engraved on Steel, to connterfeit which
10 felony. See, therefore, that this Govern
ment Countersigu, us we'll ~ the engraved labe
end note Of hand Of the proprietors, is attache,
20 the bottle. The label il embelished With I re
preseatatiou Of st. George on horseback, in tn
oct Of spearing the Dragon. and underneath il
shield or escutcheon beariug warning inscrip
tion. which counterteiters are advised to read b.
fore they euconnter the penalty which Il set
forth. Below this gain is Hostettcr Smith
note ofhand, the signature 70 which IL would b
rather serious business TO forge. II the publi
will look to these verifcations OF the genuinencs
Of the article before they purchase, they canno
~ deceived. The proprietary label end Govern
nens stamp are both executed on steel in th
nncss and most elaborate style Of bank note en-
craving, and are probably the most expcusiv,
specimens Of graphic art ever attached 70 an1
9edical prep@ation.