Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22

AA Restorative in Weak n... .a s"% - prompt
~ "''' = '"a TO be governed too much.
That II Is physicked too m,ch
every thoughtful Observer s,.,,.,
passes !" which 'ome rev theory to, IN. ,,.
Of all the disorders incident "a ,,m,at.
preached. Each has i,s little d., u
lytes, mary or few. a. the cass r,r
then drops into oblivion. To nse N. ,o,,s :,
Byron
hserv month and year brine. farn
TIL. after GLOWING The cs,e,,ss IL, Wv
The age discovers il ,s ma, ~.
strange 70 say, all the 50 called ..;.,.u;.,.
''''e"' VI treatment which = good na,urea
public is invited TO patron,as pro,o.. ~
" WIN a's'a'e after il has fastened npcu O.
victims. not to anticipate and ban,c =,
WV Tue seandes' and mos, important, nt,.,.,
OF medical science is. no, 10 eu,e .;cs.
10 prevent IT. Remedial agents would. Of co,,..
never be needed if. by means Of an,iio,,sts..,
!" aa'ance, all disorders could be aycrtes
nus, perhaps, 10 not possible but i. c,.,,,.l
~ TACT established b, seventeen years Of sue
cess"! experience that Hostetter', S,nmarh
DIVERS come nearer TO the standard OF pcrfec
ton. as a protective medicine thu, .nx o,a.
preparation in use while as a remedy t,r
large class Of complaints. and a ,,,.li,ine
streng'h-renewing sRent In cases Of physical
debility. whether constitutional or preduc,l Il,
acventitious cause. its great value is admitted
by all iberal-minded medical practitioners and
svouched by the most voluminous array cf,..
tmony that has ever been accumulated :, ;.
vor OF any tonic and Alternative
Fifty years ago, the faculty, a. . rule. took
sldes with disease. sgainst nature. Ofeours.
such was not their design, but such was un-
ques,ionabiy their practice. Their intentions
we're good. but their pathology and method ~
treatment we're ntrociously wrong. Bhs,er,nr
bleeding. salvation. violent pur CATION. and stu
refaction with maj cotics. were then tho man
resources Of the profession. The lancet wssu.ed
freely in Intermittent fevcrs e.: and il the brain
was excited. of came the patients hair and vas
supplantcd BY . cantharides plaster. Calomel
and jalap were adm Mustered in heroic do.es
bowel complaints. and the system Was satur.
ated with mercury as a specific for liver disease
ana scrofulous distempers. This sort OF treat
ment was source Of profit to apo,he,nries and
undeitakers, but deadly to the subjects oft II
brought mourning into countless houses ard
filled inn cradle graves
The era Of violent and indiscrim;nate depie
ton has passed away, never, It's hoped. to re.
turn. and the immense Importance OF invieora-
tion is generally recognized. But until the IN
PRODUCTION Of lIostctters Stomach Bitters Meth
look for pure aud harmless iuvigorant. Fer
n any years the ordinary alcoholic s,imuant.
had been becoming more and mere impure un.
il careful and conscientious practitioners were
'fraid TO prescribe them, and il was blessed
lay for the sick and feeble when this innocuous
md powerful Vegetable Tonic was ushcred into
'xistencc.to supply their place. Its advent was
he great sanitary event of the nineteenth cen
ury. The spurious liquors Of seventeen years
ago were much adultcrated, but they were in.
initcly less dangerous than tho acrid and con
consuming poisons now vcnded under tho same
b ames in grocery stores and At tavern bars On
ne other mana. the stimuInnt employed III The
manufacture OF the 5ittcrs is far preferable TO
he finest ever distilled from the grape or tho
ane. II 10, SO to speak, the life blood OF the
most wholesome of cereals. sound rye. But this
stlmulant Is meray tho vehicle ty
which the rare medicinal elementsof tho Bitter
re ditrused through the system. and the agen,
" which their active power is increased. The
vegetable ingredients intermixed with the al
,oholc base, comprise thirteen Of the most po
ens vegetable tones. correc,ives and Alternative
II present known In medical botany and iii
o their operation. quickened a. IL 10 by the pure
xhlarant with which they are combined, that
he rrepa, alton owes It's wonderful efficacy asa
,eans of regulating. reinforcing. and protect
ng from deleterious influence tho human
hysique.
Although the medical profession are alive TO
he value Of Hostetter's Bitters - o restorative
md II has been introduced extensively in their
'rivate practice and into many public hospitals
nd infrmaries. they do not seem to form
roper estimate Of it, importance a. . means Of
ombatine thepredisposins causes Of disease
ar more efiicacious than any sanitary Gordon
hat conld be established round On infected dis
net would be the use Of this sntidoie by such
tae inhsbitsnts - had not yet been affected
y the epidemic virus. IL effect 10 to endow
he system with resistant power. Its properties
re in direct antagonism 70 the evil tendencies
! an empoisoned atmosphere, and TO ii. the de-
ressing and morbid influences which predispose
he body 10 the reception Of disease. For these
easons il is specially aud earnestly recommended
0 all whose circumstances aid surroundings
r. unfavcrablc TO the preservation Of health;