Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-15

BITTERS.
COMMON SENSE TEACHES ia


Experience has taught Thousands
rhaa among all the remedies for physical and
prostration, to which public attcn
lion has boon directed through the press, there
10 meme 90 safe, 30 agreeable, 50 certain in ito
beneficial results, Is Hosssrraa'A SsonAcn Brr-
Reas.
During Twelve Successive Years
This great Household Tonic and Alternative has
maintained its ascendancy over every other med.
lcoted stimuiant, aud il 10 nov the standard pre-
paratiou Of ito class, not only in all parts Of the
United States, but also in South America, Cen
tral America Mexico, the West Indies, and Aus
ssalia.
The Horrors Of Dyspepsia.
And the dismal train Of di,orders to which il
leads. are averted by the use Of HosrKrrsR's i,ir
celebrity by ito direct and genial operation upon
the stomach, the liver. and the nervous system
The Shaking hartyrs
OF Fsvna and Aous, instead OF being dosed for
months with quinine to the ruin OF the general
health. are promptly set upon their feet again,
without danger Of arelapse, by this prompt rom
ody f,r every kind Of intermittent Taken As u
safeguard against niasma. nrenders an attack OF
CniLia AID FEvsR absolutely impossible.
II you are Bilious
There is nothing that touches the LIVER, the seat
Of the maiady, so quickly and restores il so Ger
tainiy TO perfectly healthy and regular condi-
ton a. HosrgrrsS's STOMACH BITTEas. If of a
s'biliOus habit the tendency OF your system to
that form Of disease may be held IN check for
lifetime ~ the occasional use Of this harmless
vegetable antidote.
After an attack Of Sickness,
When the anima al powers are exhaust ed. tue pulse
weak. the m nd depressed. and all the powers OF
vitality NJ low cbb. there is no restorative com
par able with TIE B,rrEas. They rcnovate every
organ, gently stimulate the circulation. impror"
the quality Of the blood clear the cloud, BRAN.
aud impart to the trembling nerves stability an |
firmuess
Trouble with the Bowels
Lays the foundation Of inn Lmerable complaints.
WHY pine and suffer under the panys Of co"sti-
patton, and risk the deadly consequences to
which il leads, when an occasional half Nine-
glass full OF this pleasant vegetable alie' alive
will insure that perfect and painless reg rlnrity
which is the first condition cf health, 'nd the
best secarity against all epidemic ailments.
The Traveller is without Defence
Avsinst the noxious effects of the va ieties
impure water. and The pernicious at ospheric
changes which he must encounter In hi Journeys.
unless armed in advance with HosrEr sR's Sfox
ACE BrrrwHs. No other tonic will ere. tc and keep
up . co"d;i0n Of the system that " Il render II
proof against the unseen poisons Of the two cie-
ments air and water.
when the Appetite Fails.
The main stay of health IS gone. To restore
when declining. or to prevent 'los~. 'his st"n,
achic is in,alliole. The word .niallibl" rs often
rashly employed. but It is use here the only
expression Which fairly descr hes the uniform ell
feet Of the preparation AS ar appetizer.
Without good Digestion,
Relish tor food, however. ~ scarcely IA blessing.
- = 1, ID. st,.r.i ..,,
DO an imperfect tonic. If they only stimulated the
palate. but they have no such drawback. They
not only create u healthy desire for sustenance
but endow the stoEac, with capacity to DIS
solve and turn to nuirlnent the food the paiasc
Graves Thus good digestion waits on appetite
aud health ON both"
The Body Acts upon the Mind.
A.. aence. when the ysical system is broken
down by disease, the intellect 10 obscured; but
gradually, Is the frame recupcrates under the
uperation Of this rare restorative, the cloud is
lifted from the brain, al the natural viyacitT
and activity Of thought r, urn. Aenssdnd cor
rovs sano-a sound mind in sound body is the
chief good, says Juvenal. o enjoy this double
blessing the stomach must be kept in perfect
working order.
On the Temperature Of tie Blood,
nd its enusble circulation. an exc otion from
the diseases that prevail in Winter. aieriall,
l
dipsheria, Influenza, lung fever. intcrmitten ts
asthma, &c &c. invigorate the stomach. -whic.
In its turn will invigorate the vital current, sns
regulate its aow-with HosrErrKR 8 SronAcH BIr
ssas.
In Overheated Factories, &C.,
The pressure upon tho animal powers IA yer
great. Those who compelled TO breathe tn
unnatural atmosphere Of such places. should sus
tain the strength and elasticity Of the system
with the lsirrERs One Of the grand propcrtie
Of tho article IL that il braces and hardens tn
nervous system and renders the lungs and sk,i
capable OF resisting the effects Of bad arr and o
rapid changes from heat to cold.
Universal Adultcration
Has rendered all imported liquors not only unre
liable but dangerous. Distinguished from ever,
other stmulant obtainable in this country. b,
ita absolute purity, HosrEIfRRs BIrrERs, the rec
tilted essence Of sound native rye, medcatet
with the Juices of the most valuable tonic, alter
alive and disenfectant herbs. stands alone ant
unapprusched as safe ana irreproachable re
storat We and preventive.
1t is Representative Medicine,
Really possessing all the properties claimed fol
three distinct species of remedies, viz tones
alternatives and Iaxatives. aud daily proving b,
it, operation IN cases requiring the exhibition o.
these three important agents. that i. combine:
them all in the greatest purity aud the hes, poss
IDLE proportions.
1t is . Tested Preparation,
Having been used more extensively and for d
greater number of years than any ether Amer
can tonic extant. Its record is part aud parce
OF the medical history the country, and Will,
scores OF medicinal ephenera have lived and died
and been forgotten since it was introduced. II
has TO- day larger sale aud wider popularit,
han ever.
Frauds upon Society
Have so often been perpetrated by means of falls,
certihcAtes, that the proprietors Of the Btter
have always confined themselves principally t.
the testimony Of well known public characters
and have invited readers to verify the pubishe,
statements by direct reference to the parties
whose names were appended to them. Any i'm
peachment OF the printed evidence Is deiied. l
constitutes volume Of proof, it is believed, sucl
~ were never before offered in support of tn
claims Of any other advertised medicine.
Among Officers Of the U. s. Army,
Add army surgeons, HosrKrrsR's Brrrras are i,
constant use, and the strength sustaining vir
tues and restorative properties Of the medicn
have been tested with eminent success on tn
battle field. in the flying and camp hospitals an,
in the Govern nent lazarcttocs at Washinuto,
and elsewhere. BY the navy, also. it has beef
warmly Endorsed and largely pa,ronized
On board our Ocean Steamers,
Packet ships and merchantmen. il is rcgularl
shipped as the best known preventive Of, an
remedy for. SRA SlckNgss. and as an une RECEPTION
able stimulant in all cases where such an ageu
10 required. Sea cat tains. when bound to no
and malarious climates. regard 1t as the mos
valuable portion Of their medical stores. The
ere Of opinion that, fortified by such an antdote
the sailer has little to fear from coast fevers o
even "Yellow Jack
CAUT1ON~Goverm lnlloree
nemt.
= In order to guard against dangerous inpo.
tious, the public are requested TO take especii
note Of the beautifully engraved proprietor
stamp, through which the Government of III
o. :. officially authcnticates every bottle of llo
esrssn's BIrrERs. THIS shield, thrown BY til
Government over the proprietors and the publ
for their joliet protection, is placed conspicuous
" across the cork aud over the neck Of each bot
tls, end cannot fail to strike the eye Of the mo.
casual observer. Nothing that purports to
Hostettcr's Bitters Can be genuine unless IL
stamp is there.
Il 10 also proper to state that tho Bitters al
oola exclusively in glass. and never under an
eireums4ances by the gallon or barrcl Impo
tiers and initators are abre-.1 and the only cat,
guard the public have '-saiust them is to see th,
|. Sns Bitters they buy pear the engraved label an
4 noto Of hand Of '.s.ssrs. Hostetter 4 Smith. an
ossAs mp. .. sse mentioned.