New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

People want to know the why and wherefore of
all statements submitted to them as facts, and
as far as this great Protective and Inyig0iant is
| concerned, 1t is proposed to crafty thein. All
the physicians admit that the greatest difficulty
they encounter in their practice is in conveying
to the seat of disease medicament that will
eOunteract and neutralizc it. Electricity has
been tried for this purpose, but it is now gem
orally admitted that the electric full is too
subtle an agent to be made the vehicle OF medi-
cation. 1t shocks the nerves, but cannot distri-
butte through the system anything except itself.
| Medicated electricity is, in short, an exploded
humbug. But liquid stimulant, as everybody
knows, can be charged with the essential prop
critics of any and every substance in the .Materia
Medica, and there is no herbal extract which
it viii not hold in solution with all its preventive
and curative virtues unimpaired.
Now the pure liquid stimulant of which Hos
letters Bitters are in part composed, is charged
with invaluable vegetable remedies, aud these,
by reason of its powerful dffusive principle, it
conveys to every organ and introduces into the
circulation. To use q common expression, it
goes to the spot, taking with it just what is.
wanted there. The essence of rye would un.
doubtedly diffuse itself through the organza-
as if mixed with the juices of tonic and alter
ative roots, barks, and herbs. But of what
use would it be without their healing, strength
enng, DEMONSTRATING balm? 1t would merely
ercite. 1t would neither protect nor enre. And
herein lies the essential difference between the
effect of the purest stimulant when given alone,
and the same stimulant when administered in
the medicinal form of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. Good Monongahela spirit is doubtless
the mildest and most innocuOus of al the va.
rieties of liquor, but it only becomes . healta-
tuL medicine when impregnated with the yege-
table clements employed in the preparation Ut
the Bitters
To Dyspeptic Sufferers.-Under the general
head of Dyspepsia may be classed all the
so various, and differ 80 much IN different
individuals, that it is almost impossible to
classify them. In fact, some OF them are
utterly indescribable. 1t may be safely as
serted, however, that half of the diseases of
mankind spring from n dsOrdered state of the
stomach; and that the other half, Whatever
their origin, react upon that sensitive and i'm
pOrtant organ. Among the ordinary ndica-
tiOns of dyspepsia are flatuIence, hloated and
full feeling about the stomach and abdomen
Immediately after eating, gnawing sensation,
or sense of hOilOwness at the rIt OF the
stomach between meals, a heavy dnll feeling
in the head, feeble or unsteady appetite, occa-
siOnal nausea, restlessness during tie night,
aud II weary, unrefreshed feeling on rising in
the morning, palpitati0n of the heart. depres-
sion of mind, sometimes amounting tO m0no-
mania, loss of memory, confusion OF thought,
sour stomach, with raising of food, apG a chOk-
ing sensation in the throat, dmness oi the eye,
pain in the diaphragm; fecblcness and disin-
clinatiOn for eXertiOn, and sometimes emacla-
ton and a corpse-like pallor These are few
of the direct signs of dyspepsia, but rs 1t is
generally complicated with specific affections OF
the bowels the liver and the nerves, tS VIC
TINS have many additional tOrments which are
technically attributed 10 other causes.
The best advice that can be given 10 my one
who has the slightest predisposition to dyspepsia
is to fortify his or her digestive organs by the
daily use of Hostettels Bitters. The diseases
proceeds from lack of VigOr in the stomach,
and this vitalzing preparation will tore and rem
Ovate that organ. III The gastric apparatus is IN
good working order, and can perfectly dissolve
and thoroughly assmlate the food submitted
to its operation, there will he no dyspepsia. IL
it cannot do this it requires reinforcement, and
the best of ali reinforcing agents should be
forthwith resorted to. The stomach Is tie COM
missary of the system. Ii supplies the elements
of life TO the whole body. In il is prepared the
material of blood, muscle, bone, and hber. and
if it fails To purvey that material IN sufficient
quantity, and Of proper kind, the whole body
suffers, and with it the mental faculties. Iheres
fore protect the "COmmlsSary Department.,
Don't let the enemy obtain possession Of It. 1t is
easier 10 prevent disease from getting into am
organ than to expel il after it becomes chr0ntd
fixture Consider the first indication OF uneasl-
ness in the stomach as sign that dyspepsia is
preparing TO attack, ana Danle IL at once WIN
this great repetldRt.
But if it is too late to prerent, remember that
it is not too late TO cure. IL is believed that
there is no case of chronic indigestion that can
withstand the remedial operation OF HOstetters
Stomach Bittcrs. This belief Is grounded on
trelre years. experience OF the efficacy OF the
preparation The first instance OF ITS iSliure 70
give relief is yet unchronicled. II 1t ever haa
Co. Il. nl.ireSefH
10 the proprietors from all parts of the United
States and South America would at least include
one letter expressing dissatisfaction. But no,
there is not one. The testimony, extending oven
a period of more than dozen years, y All OF
the same approving tenor. Certainly TINS Is ~
sufficient warrant for claiming that the Bltters
are a Specific for Indigestion az az Hs r"neuest
Ladies i'm delicate health will find Hostetters
Stomach Bitters wonderfully. adapted 10 the
relief of the difficulties to which tbey arc suor
iectcd The preparation IN cases OF this kiha
has n double operation. IL not only controls
the local irregularities which occasion the DIS
tress, but acting simultaneously upon ihe wnole
nervous system, checks the tendency 10 hysteT
Tia and despondency when almost a'W'gs aDo az
companies such disturbances. Ladies who are
about to become mothers will find IL sover-
eign balm for the uneasy sensations winen tatsN
experience; and as cordial for sustaining .no
strength while nursing, 10 ls Warmly Iecom-
mended by many family physicians. AT the
most critical periods of wOman's hfe, VIZ: when
She becomes of a marriagable age, and when
she is verging upon the latter epoch OF her
life, which is generally considered the most
dangerous, the Bitters will most lnduOtapiy
help to lessen the pains and perils incident
Sickiy wives and mothers are advised to give
the medicine q trial. They are earnestly as
sured that it contains no lngredieht tlla. t;a can
humber while it undoubtedly contains the IN
vioorating principle which their eneryated sys-