Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-28
vT,p DYsPRPTIc SUFFERERS.

Under the gcaeral head ef Dyspepsia ma, n.
passed all the vasietic. of udisest,ou. n.sv,
toms are SO various, and d FER so much in dill.
fsren' individuals. that Il is alulcss impossible.
10 classify them. 10 faei, tome Of them era IA.
terry understandable. II may be safely asserted.
however. That half The diseases OF mankind
spring from a disordered condition OF ,as ..om.
ssn; and.'hat the other halr halt whatever thai,
origin. reset upon .ha, sensitive and ,,,n.
orgsn. Among the ordinary inaca,,,c.o ~ 49,.
pepsia are iatnlence. bioatcd and son ,..,,..
aoou' tbs stomach and abdomen immediately
afisr eating. . craving sensation. or a ..n.. s
hollowness a he pit OF the stomach. be,w..r
meals. . heavy. dull feeling 10 the heed. feeble
or unsteady appetite, occasional nausea. rest.
lessness during the right, and a weary unrp
fseshed feeling on risin. in the morning. palpi-
tAsion Of the heart, depression OF mind, some
times amounting to monomania, loss of memo.
ry, confusion OF thought. sour stomach. with
| raising Of food. and choking sensation in the
throat, dimness Of the eye. PAIN ia the a,aphrsn.
feebleness and disinclinaten for exertiou. and
sometimes emnciation and corpse. like. pallcr.
These are few Of the direct signs OF lyspcpsia.
but a. il is generally complicated with specific
affections Of the bowels, the liver aud the nerves
are technically attributed to other causes.
| The best sdvice that can be given 10 any one
who has the slightest preais position TO dysrrp-
ala Is TO for'ify his or her digestive organs bv
the daily Use of HOSrErTERS BIITEIs.
TIE disease proceeds from lack Of vigor IA the
stomach. and this viTALlZiNG PREPARA
TlON will tone and reuovate that organ. II the
gastric apparatus IA in good working order and
can perfectly dissolve and thoroughly assin,latc
the food submitted to its operation. there will
be no dyspepsia. lit cannot do thsitrequiros
reinforcement, and the best Of all reinforcing
agents should DO forthwith resorted to The
stomach is the COMMISsARIAT OF THE syS
TEN. II supplies the elements of lie 10 the
whole body. In il is prepared the material Of
blood, muscle, bone aud fiber. and II il fails to
purvcy tina. material ia sufficient quantity, and
Of proper kind. the whole body suffers. and
with it the mental faculties Therefore. protect
the CONN SSARiAT DEPARTMENT. Don't
lei the enemy obtain possession oft. IL isess-
Ter 10 prevent disease from getting into an or
gan than TO expel it after i, become. CHRONIC
| FIXTURE. Consider the first Indication Of un-
easiness ia the stomach as n sign that dyspersis
is preparing To attack and battle Il NJ once with
| tins GREAT EXrELLANT
But il il is too late TO prevent remember that
il il not too late 10 cur. II is believed that there
is no ise of CHRONIC INDIGESTION that can
| withstand .he remedial operation of HOSTEL
| TER'S STOMACH DlTTEKS. This belief 10
grounded on TWELVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
Of the efficacy Of the preparation. The first in
stance Of its failure to give relief syet unchron-
icled II il ever bad failed. the voluminous cor
respondence addressed 10 the propristors from
all parts Of the United States, and South Amer
lea. wsud at least include one letter expressing
dissatisfaction. But no. there is not one. The
testimony, extending over period o. more than
dozen wears. il all OF the same approving tenor.
Certainly this il n sufficient warrant for clam
ng that the BiTTERS are a SPECIFIC For
INDIGESTION IN ALL IT'S VARIETIES.
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