New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-04


of all statements submitted to them as facts. and
as far as this great Protective and InvieoIant
is concerned, it is proposed to crafty them.
All the physicians admit that the greatest Diff
Guilty they encounter in their practice is in con-
veyng TO the seat of disease medica-
ment that will counterfeit and neutTalze it,
Electricity has been tried for this purpose, bus
IL Is now generally admitted that the electric
fluid is too subtle an agent to be made the We
hicle of medication. 1t shocks the nerves. but
cannot distribute through the system ANYTHING
except itself. Medicated electricity is, in short,
am exploded humbug. But a liquid stimnlant-
as everybody knows, can be charged with the
essential properties of any and every substance
! in the Mdteria Medicd. and there is no herbal
extract which it will not hold in solution With
all its preventive and curative vrtme nnim-
| paired
! Now the pure liquid stimulant of which Hos
| letters Bitters are in part composed is charged
with invaluable vegetable remedies, and these,
| by reason of its powerful difusive principle. il
| conveys to every organ and introduces into the
circulation. To use a common expression ID
goes to the spot, taking with it Just what is
wanted there The essence of rue would nm
doubleday diffuse itself through the orcnniza-
ton as swiftly if administered pure and simple.
as if mixed with the juices of tonic and aIter-
alive roots, banks, and herbs. But of what
use would it be without their healing, strength
ening, DEMONSTRATING balm? 1t would merely
ercite. 1t would neither protect nor cure And
| herein lies the essential difference between the
effect of the purest stimulant when given alone.
and the same stmuant when administered ia
the medicinal form OF ll0stetters Stomach Bit
tiers. Good MOnOngahela spirit is doubtless
! the mildest and most nnOcuOus OF all the va
rieties of liquor, but it only becomes a health
! fuL medicine when nmpTegnated with the veg
| etabc elements employed in the preparation Oh
! the Bitters.
| TO Dyspeptic Sufierers.-Under the general
| head OF Dyspepsia may be classed all the va
| rieties of indigestion. It's symptoms arc 50
| various and differ 50 much in different midi
| viduals, that it is almost impossible to CLASSIFY
! them. In fact, some OF them are utterly m
| describable 1t may be safely asserted, how
ever, that half Of the diseases of mankind
spring from disOTdered state of the stomach !;
| and that the other half, whatever their origin,
react upon that sensitive and important organ.
| Among the ordinary indications OF ,dyspeRsia
are hatulcnce, a bloated and fall iecsng
! about the stomach and abdomen Immediately
after eating, a gnawing sensation, or sense
| Of h0llOwness at the pit OF the stomach beiWeen
meals, a heavy, duh feeling in the head,
| Cble OK unsteady dppCtllP, OccdslODdl uduhfds
reStlessness during the night, and weary, IN
| refreshed feeling on rising in the morning.
DalpitatiOn of the heart depression OF nnd,
! sometimes amounting TO m0nomania, loss On
memory, confusion of thought, sour stomacbI
! with riising of food, and choking sensation
! in the throat. dimness of the eye, pain ~ the
diaphragm; feebleness and Discrimination TOE
| cycrtiou, aud sometimes emaclatlOn ana "a
corpse-like pallOr. These are few ~ me
direct signs of dyspepsia, but as II Is GcD' AIN
mil qtl a
bowels. the liver, and the nerves It's victims
! have many additional tOments, which arc
! technically attributed to other causes.
| The best advice that can be given to any one
who has the slightest predlspOSitlon to dyspepsia
| is TO fOrtify his or her digestive organs 10y the
| daily use of llostetter's Bitters. The disease
| proceeds from a lack of vigor IN the stomach,
and this VitaliHng preparation VIII tone anu rem
ovate that organ. If the gastric apparatus Is ln
! GOOD working order, and can perfectly dissolve
! aud thoroughly assmate the food submitted
to its operation, there VIII be no dyspepsia. "
il cannot do this IL requires requirement, ana
the best of all reenforcinS agents should DC
! forthwith resOrted TO. lie stomach Is the com
missary of the system. 1t supplies the elements
of life to the whole body. In il Is prepared TUG
material of blood, muscle, bone, and nber, and
! if it fails to purvey that material IN suhicient
quantity, and of proper KIND, the Whoie podi
| suffers and with 1t the mental faculties. iheie4
| fore protect the "CommlSsaTy Department.. 7
Don't let the enemy obtain possession OF II. ltls
easier to prevent disease from getting MO an
organ than to expel it after il becomes chronic
| fyture Consider the nrst indication OF uncasl-
| ness in the stomach as a sign that dyspepSi! IL
| preparing 10 attack, anu Daile IL IL ohoo "'''
/ Tins gredt r6Deiidnt.
But if it is too late to preceRt remember man
! il i not TOO late TO cure. lt Is believed that
there is no case of chronic indigestion that can
| Withstand the remedial operation OF HOStttters
| Stnmach Bitters. This belief is grounded ON
| nf the
| preparation. The first instance OF lts fali"rS 20
| 1--WE relief is vet unchrOniced. III II ever hal
! failed the vOluminous correspondence addressed,
To the proprietOrS from aT parts OF the Unlteo
! States and South America would 1T least mclude
one letter expressing dissatisfaction. But no.
| there is not one. The testimony, extending over
n period of more than dozen years, IS al OK
the same approving tenor. Certainty tils 10 e
| sufficient warrant for claiming that the Dttels
| are a SDecifc for Indigestion az az as rdI'cHe$.
Ladies i'm delicate health will find Hostetters
| Stomnch Bitters wonderfully adapted 10 the
relief of the difficulties To which they are sub
iected The preparation IN cases OF TINS hns
has n double operation. IL not only cOhrOIn
the local irregularities which occasion the els
tress. but. acting simultaneously upon the whole
ueryous system checks the tendency to hyAeI1a
and dependency which almost always accom-
panies such disturbances. Ladies VINO arc
about Ia become mothers VIII ma IL q soEel-
eIgn balm for the uneasy sensations when lhtF
eynercnce: and rs a cordial Tor sustaining the
strength while nursing, it is warmly recon-
mrnded nv many family physicians. AZ the
most critical periods of woman's life VIZ " hen
she becomes of marIiagable age, ana wen zen
She is ycrging upon the latter epoch OF her
life life which IS generally considered the most
dangerous. the Bitters will most individually
I~p To lessen the pains and perils incident
thereto. ,, -:
Sickly wives and mothers are advised 70 eve
the medicine a trial. They are earnestly as
smred that il contains no ingredient thai can
nossibly do any harm To the feeblest OF their
ppmnbof. while il undoubtedly contains the ID