Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-21
ITO pysPEpTIC SUFFERERS.

Under The general head Of Dyspepsia ina, DO
PASSED all the varieties cf indigestion. Essymp.
toms are so various, and differ so much in dit
Fsrcnt individuals. that IL is almost impossible
- classify them III ftc'. some Of them ne ut
Terry indcscsihthle II NAV be- .aiely asserted
however. tha, half the diseased 81 mankind
spring from disordered condition Of the stom-
ach: and.tha, the Other halt hsli whatever theie
origin. rcse, upon tina, sensitive md ;m,,r..,,
organ. Among the ordinary Indications Of diva.
pepsia are hatalence. b,cs,ed and mn t.,,;,~
about The stomach and abdomen iu,m,d,.,.,v
after eating. asns~icr senss,isn. or ..en.o Of
hollowness nj he pit Of the stomach, between
meals. heavy. dull feeling in the heed, feeble
or unsteady appetite, occasional nausea. rest.
ls.sness during the night. and q weary unre.
ireshed feeling On rising in the morning. rslpi.
ta'ion OF tho heart. depression OF mind some
times amounting 90 monumanis, loss of memo.
ry, confusion OF thought. sour stomach, with
rails ng Of food. and choking seus alton In the
throat, dmness Of the eye. pain ia tho d,aphrsn,
feebcness and disincl,usticn tr'exer,ion. and
sometimes emaci stion aud a corpse like. pallor.
Til, Sc are few Of the direct signs of dy.pep.in.
but ss it is generally complicated With specific
alice tons Of the bowels the liver and the nerves
it's yic,, have many additional ,ormot,s which
are technically attributed to other GAUGES
The best advice that can he given TO any one
who has the slightest ptcdisposiiicn 90 dyspep.
sin is TO fnrtiiy his or her digestive organs hy
the daily use Of lOSlErTEkS B!ITgRS.
Tie disease proceeds trom luck of yigor IN "a,
| stomach. and this NiTALlXISG PktpAltA
| TloS Will tone aud renoyatc that organ IL the
! gastric apparatus - in good working order. and
| the food submitted I, its operation th,rc will
he no dyspepsia. fit canuo, do thisitrcqu.res
reinforcement. and the best of oil e-entrfcing
agents should be- forthwith rescr.ed TO- The
stomach ~ the COMMISsARtAT OfTuE SIS
| TEN II supplies the elements of life TO thc
whole BODY. In IL il prepared the material %
| blood. muscle, bore and fiber and IL il fails 10
purvey that material ia sufficient quantity, nod
OF proper kind. the whole body suffers. and
with it the mental faculties Therefore protect
the COMMlSSARlAT DEPARTMENT Don't
let the enemy obtain possession OF II. II iserr
Ter TO prevent disease frcm 4 ting into M or
gan ,han 10 expcl II after i, become, aCilNoNlC
+ FIXTURE. Consider the hrs, indication II an
cashiers III the stomach as a Sign that dyspeptla
j. preparing to attack and battle it at once with
thus GREAT ENIELLANT
Bu, il il is too late to prevent. remember that
il is not too late 60 cure II ia believed that there
IL no c As, OF CHRONIC INDIGESTION that can
withstand ID" remedial OF, ration OF HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH plTTtRS. This belief is
grounded on TWELVE YEARS ENRERiEaCE
Of the efficacy of the preparation. The first in
stance Of ia fniiurc 10 give rclicf syct unchron
icled II it ever had failed the volupinons cor
responaencr addressed TO the propfi.tors from
all parts Of The United States, and south Amer.
lea wenll nj least include one letter e pressing
dissatisfaction. But no, there is not one. The
testimony. cxter ain.over period Of more than
a dozes years is all o. the Same approving tenor.
Certainly this is n suhicicn, warrant for clam
~ that the BlTTERS are SPECIFIC FOR
INDIGESTION IN ALL ITa VARIETIES.
FEVER AND hGUE,