Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-22
FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS :

11. 4 constant pain unedsiness in the lft Of IN.
stonach-Which is caused by permanent contraction
of the stomach upon undgested food. II general,
begins Immediately. short time after eating /.
often very severe and obstinate.
I'd. Fidfuiencs and Acidity-Thesc symptom.
arise from the Indigestion of food which srments in
stead Of dige-ting.
I'd 'os'irsness and ioss ofdppetfe systonls
are the effects OF the unnatural condition Of food In the
stomach, and the want of pure bile and gastric juice
The stomach is often painfully di.tended by wind
the appetite s sometimes yoracous
sh Gloom and depression Of spirits.-Ths state
uafits many for the enjoyment Of life. and is caused
by the impure blood furnished by imperfect digestion
In this stage Of the disease many persons commit su
eide. There Is constant orcbodng Of evil. and an
indifference and positive inability perform the Of
fees Of life.
9Th, Diaryhaa.- After being at first costivc. the
sufferer IL afflicted With diarrhua which is owing to
diseased condition of the bowels, produced by the
undigested food which is evacuated in the same con
dtion as when eaten, and Of course gives strength
10 the system.
9th. Pains IN al parts OF the system Arise from
the action of impure blood upon The nerves They
are felt chiefly in the head sides and breast and IN the
the THROAT, with sense Of choking snocation: the
mouth is often cammy, with bad taste and furred
tongue
Heart Many persons pronounced having these
diseases have, in fact, nothing but Dyspepsia the
lung and heart disease being only symptom.
sth Cough rhir is very frequent symptoms Of
Dyspepsia, and leads very often into confirmed con-
sumption
9th. Want cfSieep-A very distressing symptom.
ree n ffey IN pr,,rO fol
10th. Symptoms of external reiation.-The patient
Is effected painfully by cold and heat which owing
ce sx and q ,s and the
tic avoids society Ne much as possible
1lth. Tomnin0-A frequent and distressing symp-
tom. 1t relieves the pain, hut emacates and wears
out the patient.
12te. Dicetness, dimness Of rision headache AMI
staggering IN udlking.-These are very alarming
symptoms which are speedily removed by our medi-
cine: but II neglected are quickly followed by numb
ness and sudden death.
18th. II is impossible for US to give all the symp-
toms OF dyspepsia in small space. but the above
are considered suffcient-if add that the patient
loses his memory and regard TO surrounding objects
and frequently becomes morosc and sour in dis posi-,
uon We should say. however that pains in the Joints
and stiffness In the limbs which go bv the name OF
rheumatism and neuralgia are produced by Dyspepsia.
Also hardness of the muscles of the abdomen which
become contracted and hard and in some cases the
belly sinks. instead OF being gently prominent.
n. B-Perhaps we have said enough of that strongest
symptom Of Dyspepsia, melancholy: We have examin-
ed hundreds OF cases Of Dyspeptics who were much
affected In their minds, that they constantly forcbode
loss Of their reason which uniting them for business
a my kind and many Of them have been patients Of
Insane Asylum, who are permanently cured by our
medicines.
Hundreds and thousands Of dollars are spent yearly
and hundreds and thousands u the best women OF
America lingcr in pain, and die, and fll premature
rase with that awul disease, Dyspepsia. They try
this physician and that physician but alas alas no
relief, no cure and the next hear Of them they
have gone to that bourn from whence traveller
turns.
ofthe thousands Of Of Dyspepsia that have
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and Pine Tree Tar Cordial, one Of them has failed
of perfect cure in every case matter If il be twen
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l.. q. G. WISHART, NJ. D.,
Office and Store, 10 North Second Street.
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