New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
physical vIGoR is the main safeono,d a
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pHfSiCAL VlGOR is the main safeguard of
4 health; A. repels and fights OF tie morbid ele-
eus @"tfS SEpesaIce disease The grand
po,cer be increased where it is but feebfe. and
acquired whefe it scarcely exists at ali There
was time, when this question. could not be
now solved. 1t has been proved by the expe-
rience of more than fourteen years that Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters so thoroughly reSn-
force both the constitution and the secretive
and the nervous systems rs to render the body
comparatively invulnerable to the unwhole-
some influences which PROSTATE so many thou.
sands on beds Of sickness, In various parts Of
the world, at all seasons of the year. As an
inygorating regulating, and restorative prepa-
f;ation, suited to all climates and to all con-
medicines. 1t is the only tonic of which the
STIMULATING principle is perfectly pure. It's basis.
Is the essential principle OF sound Rve. admitted
Sys cy anaSStcf to SSe fbo chemists and medical prason
stimuli and this fluid is purged of All the
crudities which belong to it as il comes
from the manufacturer, before being used
IN the composition of the Bitters. The
Alternative, corrective, and restorative proper
slyely from roots and plants the virtues Of
which are acknowledged by pharmaceutists and
physicians, and which are often prescribed
separately by the profession. Never, however.
were these invaluable vegetable agents com
bined for preUentive and remedial purposes until
the hygeian compound, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, was given to the world. The stomachic
and anti bilious operation of the great restora-
tive has long since rendered it a standard
medicine for complaints of the digestive OIL,
gans and the liver, in all parts of the Western
hemisphere: but it is no less deseryedly cee-
brated as preventive of epidemics, and OF
the various disorders generated by malaria and
impure water. .,i,
INDIGESTION N-DYsPEPsIA.- Progress has it's
penalties, AS the world advances in ciyiliza~
tlon, 10 becomes more luxurious, and the PAM
pering OF the body seems to be an inseparabl9
accompaniment of the cultivation Of the mind!
This ought not to be, but it is, and no argu-'
ment can alter the fact, though wholesome adj
vice, and judicious, precautionary and remedial
treatment may mitigate the evil. Savages, we
are told, are not troubled with dyspepsia; but
this dictum is open to doubt. PEivati0n and
hardship, as well as high living and dissipationk
engender the disease and 1T would therefora
seem that the man OF the wilderness, as weik
as the dweller in cities, must be more or less
subject to it. One thing, however, is certain
| in no country under Heaven is it SO prevalenE
as in the United States. Here the disease bad
become domesticated; it is to be found in ala
Household Remedy for Dyspepsia is of inestiS,
mable value to the American people.
Physicians as a general rule, admit that no
disease gives them so much trouble as dis
pepsia; but they attribute the difficulty Of cur
ing it to the unwillingness Of their patients to.
abandon the habits which occasion it-such as
excessive application to business, hastiness I'M
eating, &C., &c. 1t is no doubt true that the
best treatment of complaint may fail to cure
it, it the patient refuses to exercise commons
prudence. But it is also true that what ara
called the official remedies for dyspepsia do NOT
under any circumstances produce permanent
relief; On the other hand, it is a TACT estab-
lished by thousands of creditable witnessesk
whose testimony is simply statement of their
own experiences, that HOstetter's Stomach Bit-I
ters ,ciU cure the maladH and that an oceasionag
use of the preparation after the cure has BEEN
effected is a perpetual safeguard against tho
recurrence of the symptoms. On this ACCOUNT
many intelligent members of the faculty hayg
abandoned all the stereOtyped prescriptions OF
the pbarmacopeia, and now invariably, ANDY
with great success, administer this popular
tonic.
| FEVER AND AGUE-INTERMITTENT GENER-
ALLY.-Fever and Ague, unfortunately, is too,
| widely known by experience to render leDRtlv
| ened description of its symptoms necessary
In order to escape fever and ague in any regions
it is only necessary to f0rtify the system agalnsc
atmospheric poison by the regular use of Hos%
letters Stomach Bitters. BY this means all
danger is avoided. Some rules have exccptioDsj.
uiS has none. So surely as the Btters are taken
as q preventative, so surely will the ipdiylduaE
who adopts this precautiOn be exempted from
the pains and penalties of one of the most
harassing complaints to which the dwelleTs in
unhealthy districts are subjected. As a remedys,
the preparation has no equal Without entail-
ing any of the unpleasant and dangerous CONF
sequences which accompany and follow the use
of quinine, 1t breaks up the parOXysms and
rapidly restores the strength of the con-
valescent. If the preparation had no other
merit than its wonderful efficacy as preventive
of, and cure for, intermittent fever it would
be an article of the first necessity in all new
settlements, and low, marshy districts. Add t0
this its value as stOmachic and anti-bihouS,
agent, and who will venture 10 gainsay its'
claims to the rery first place among Family
Medicines - ~. 81 !
BILIOUS REMITTENT FEvER.-lThis is a dis-
ease OF a more malignant type than ordinary
"chills and fever but it springs from ths
same cause, malaria, and may be forestalled by
the same means, viz: a precautionary course OF
Hostetters Stomach Bitters. In order to render
the system nldtdrid-prO0f, it must be endowed
with extra vlgor and put in all respects III per1
feet order. To effect these objects, the Btters
must be resOrted to. Remittent fever, il is
firmly believed, Llay be certainly prevented by
the daily use of this undpprOdehdbte protectiro,
preparation. If the disorder is already in prot
gress, it should be taken between the hot
stages. AS the pulse is up to 100 or 130 duringi
hot fits, it would not, of course be prudent to-
administer the tonic then but when prostra-
it may be given with great advantage, and Also
when the patient is recovering, as a means OE
recruiting the strength. Indeed in all cases OF
convalescence this Powerful but harmless tonic
should be administered. IL is the safest as welk
as the best of rest0ratives.
BnIOusNESs.-Th liver is the largest gland
In the body, and the most important of the
secretive organs, except the membrane which,
seeretes the gastric Juice, the fluid which dis,
solves the food When it fails to perform ita
functions, the whole system suffers. Its pecu~,