Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-26
ITO DysPEpTlc SUFFERERS.

Under the general head OF Dyspepsia nsvb.
passed all the varieties OF indigcs,ion. its,mr
toms are SO various, and a Der SO much In dir.
frrrnt individuals. that il il almost impossible
70 classify thsm. In iae'. como Of them arc al.
terry indesesibshlc. II may be safely asserted.
however, that half the diseases OF mankind
spring from disordered condition of the stom.
sch; sad,thst the other half halt Whatever tbei,
origin. react upon tina. sensitive and ,m,oy..n,
organ. Among the ordinary indications Of dy,.
pepsia are hatniencc. a blcated and full, feeling
about tho stomach and abdomen Immediately
hollowuess a he pit OF the stomach, between
meals. hsavy. duh feeling 10 the head, feeble
or unsteady appetite occasional nausea, rest
lcssness during the eight. and weary anre-
reshed feeling on rising in the morning. papi.
alton Of the heart, depression Of mind, some
times amounting 10 monomania, loss Of memo
ry, confusion Of thought. sour stomach. with
raising of food. and a choking sensation In the
throat diiiness OF tho eye. pain in the diaphrsm.
f.ebieness and di-inclina,ion FOR escrtion, and
These are few Of the direct signs Of dyspepsia.
but a. it is generally complicated With specific
affections of the bowels the liver and The nerves,
its vic,,u have many additional tornents which
are technically attributed to other causes.
The best advice that can be given 10 any one
who has the slightest predisrositicn TO dyspep-
STA is 10 for,fy his or her digestive organs by
the daily use of H0SrETrEH'S Bl1TEkS.
Toe disease proceeds from lack Of vigor IN tho
stomach. aud this viTALiziNG PREPARA.
Tl0N will tone and reuovate that organ. little
gastric apparatus Us in good working order. and
can perfectly tissolve and thoroughly assnnilatc
the food submitted 10 its operation. there will
bc no dyspepsia. lift cannot do thisnrcquircs
re enforcement. and the best Of all re enforcing
agents should be forthwith resofted to. Che
stomach is the CoMMiS.-ARtAT ofTuE srS
TEN !, supplies the elements oil life 20 he
whole body. In il IN prepared the material of
blood. muscle, bone and fiber. and II il fails 90
pur,ey that material Ia sufficient quantity, and
Of proper kind, the whole body suffers. and
with il the mental faculties Therefore. protect
the COMMlSsARiAT DEPARTMENT. ron't
let the enemy obtain possession OF II. II Is eas.
Ter to prevent disease from getting into an or
gan III an TO espel i, after it becomes CHRONIC
FIXTURE. Consider the first indication ~ nm
casiness 10 the stomach an sign that dyspepsia
ispreparin. tn attack. and battle il e, once with
thts GREAT EAfELhANr
Bat II il is too late 10 prevent. remember that
IL il too late to cure. tits believed that there
is 10 ease Of CHRONIC INDIGESTION that can
withstand ,he remedial operation of HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH DiTrERS This belief is
grounded on TWELVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
Of the efficacy Of the preparation The iir-, in
stance Of it's failure TO give relief vet unehron-
icled Ii 1t ever had failed. the voluminous cor
rcspondence addressed 20 the proprietorr from
all PARTS Of the United States and South Amer
lea would nj least include ono letter expressing
dissatisfaction. But no. there IL not one. Tho
testimony, extending over period Of more thnn
aozea years, is all oil the same approving tenor.
Certainly this ia n sufficient warrant for clam
| M that the BITTERS are n SPECIFIC FOR
INDIGESTION IN ALL IT'S VARIETIES.
| FEVER AND kGUE,