Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-24
vT,0 pysPeprlC SUFFERERS.

Under the general head Of Dyspepsia NAV 10
passed all The varieties Of indigestion. Its symp.
toms are 10 various, and differ 50 much In dit
f.rent individuals. tina, IL Is almost Impossible
70 classify them In fact, sone Of them are ut
tcriy indescribsble. Il may be Stately asserted,
however. ,ha, half the diseases Of mankind
spring from disordered condition Of the ston.
seh; and.tha the other hal, halt whatever theis
origin react upon that sensitive and important
organ. Among the ordinary indication, Of dys.
pepsia are aasalenee. b,oa,ed and full, feeling
about the stomach and abdomen Immediately
af,er eating. . suawiug sensation, or s.,ns. az
hollowness at he pit Of the stomach, between
meals. heavy. dull feeling in the head. feeble
or unsteady appetite, occasional nausea, rest.
lcssness during the night. and . weary unre.
freshed feeling on rising in the morning. palpi.
tation of the heat, depression Of mind, some
times amounting TO monomania, loss Of memo
ry, confusion Of thought. sour stomach. with
raising of food. and choking sensation in the
throat, dimness OF tho eye pain in tho diaphrsn'.
frebleness and di.inclinstion for excrtiop, and
sometimes emaciation and acorp.e-iike- pallor.
These are few Of the direct signs Of dyspepsia,
but a. it is generally complicated with specific
affections Of the bowels. the liver aud the nerves.
its VICTIM have many additional tcrmen,s which
are technically attributed TO other causes.
The best advice that can DO given 20 any one
who has the slightest predispositien TO dyrpep
sin IL 10 frr.ify his or her digestive organs BY
the daily use of H0SrETrER'S Bl1TERS.
The disease proceeds from lack Of vigor IN the
stomach, and this viTALlZlNG PKEPANA
TioN will tone and renoyGtc that organ. IL tho
gastric apparatus is in good working order. and
can perfectly dissolve aud thoroughly sssiin,latc
| the food submitted TO it's spcration. there will
be no dyspepsia. lit cannot do ,hisu requires
enforcement, and the best Of all reinforcing
! agents should be forthwith rcsorted to- Tho
stomach is the COMMlssARIAT ofTuE SyS
/ TEN. 1t supplies tho elements Of life 10 tho
whole body. In il is prepared the material OF
! blood. MUSCLE bone and fiber. and II it fails TO
| puryey that material ia sufficient quantity, and
OF proper kind. tho whole body suffers. and
with il the mental faculties Therefore. protecs
| the COMM lSSARlAT DEPARTMENT Don't
lei the enemy obtain possession Of II. u rs cas-
| Ter 10 prevent disease from getting into or
! gan than TO espcl i after il becomes CHRONIC
i FIXTURE. Consider the first indication of I'M
easiness ia the stomach as a sign tina, dyspepsia
is preparing - attack and battle II at with
this GREAT ENrELLANr,
But IL il IL too late to prevent, remember that
i. not too late 90 cure IL is believed that there
/. no cAse o. CHRONIC INDIGESTION that can
withstand che remedial operation Of HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BiTrERs. This belief il
grounded on TWELVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
81 tue enlcacN " tue preparation. aug h'St w
stance of its failure 20 give relief syet nnebron-
icled If it ever had failed, the volumnous cor
respondence addressed 10 the proprietors from
all parts OF the United States, and south Amer.
ica would nj least include one letter espres sing
dissatisfaction. But no, there IL not one. The
/ testimony, extending over period 81 more than
a do7es years, 10 all Of the same approving tenor
Certainly this is a sufficient warrant for claim
ny that the BiTTkkS are q SPECIFIC FOR
INDIGESTION IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
FEVER AND AGUE,