Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-23

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BlTrtRS.- Safety for the healthy. and Health
for the sickly. The Biu.rs. ~ mesns OF avn
s,iug the effect. Of Exposure, irregular diet, sui
DEN changes % temperature, and niss'na; as
Regulating medicine for persons engaged In se-
d.n,ary pursuits; as q rensdy for Dyspepsia,
Fever aud Ague. and Bilious Complaints, as
cure sor hsbitnst Constip alton. snd ~ general
correctiy. .f ali disturbances Of the Stcinaea
Liver and I3oweis.
with good appetite, vigorous a'ges'.on, a
sound liver. and regular habit Of bndr. !"
possible to brave constant exposure, 10 fare
coarselv. 70 snrounssr violent elimsse changes
and 70 breathe an atmosphere charged with the
seeds of epidemic csnplsinss. without serious
Inconvenience. But the strongest bodily
health. the most elastic and vigorous conssitn-
ton. will soon decline under such depressing
influences, unless sustained by sstifcal means.
The physical powers aust be fortified sgsinst
the extra sprsssrre, or they will break down
under il. How, then, can the appetite be pre-
served, the digestive organs, kept in good con-
dition. the socretions be hsalthfsi'y governed
the regularity of The bowels be main ,ainsd. in
spite of the disturbing causes referred to =
The problem puzzled the world for centuries
ut il seems TO have been solved at last. The
invigorating, regulating and preventive opera
ton of Hostetter's Stomach Btters produces.
in the mos, sgrsess'e possible manner. the de-
sired rerult.
While the traveller, the pioneer, the miner aud
eli VIII, dwell in unhealthy localities, find meal
culsble beneii, from the nee Of the nitters, they
are no less valuable TO persons engaged in en-
ployments which dsbar them from outdoor es-
ercise Tho air Of close room 10 almost n del
eterious the miasms of swamp; aud to sit
oil day long, is more sufesbiins then Telling
trees, OF pioughing, or excavsting canals. or
sndiogs Nothing can wholly supply the place
cffresh air and muscular exercise. IL is car
taniy not assumed that Hostetter's Bit.ers can
accom- plish such . merisie But they will never
thelese. do much for persons whose oceu,asions
eoniue them to the house and demand sitting
| posture. A small quantity taken regularly at
stated intervals will prevent the Hstulencs,
pains IN the stomach and right aide, and ir.eg-
ularites Of the excretivs function, which are
the sensitive machinery of the human system to
undue restrictions. Vital air is Heavens invig-
orant; and this pre- par alton is not offered a. .
substitute for it but It will unquesti ,nab'y pre-
vent foul air, whether in ovsrcf DIVIDED rooms or
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malarious deserts. from producing the same del
e,erious effects upon the system that il would
| produce in the absence Of the auffdote. Hun
dred. of letters from employees in factories
workshops. public offices, counting rooms, &c.,
essify TO this important fact; and Messrs
Hostetter 4 Smith have received numeroa,
communications from editors and authors, rs
!crring TO the fine Spressable ,reief they have
exrerie nced from this cheering and refreshing
stomachic when worn down and exhausted b,
the labors Of the pen Nor must it be forgot
ten in this connection that this delightful etiec
of the Btters is never followed, as in the cas-
with all unme Dictated ssimulants. by any nervous
reaction The pure basis Of the article, and tn
the alihiu, nature OF the botanic elenaen ",
which it 10 impregnated, render il a. ss fe for ih
BRAIN as cup of Congo or Bohes
As the main objec. of the laws 10 the protec
ton oi.person aud property and the prevention
OF crime, so the legitimate object of medicine
is the protection o. health and the prev entior
of suffering. Hence the value OF Hostetter'
Bitters as a protective and preventive agent has
been strongly dwell, upon. But il must not be
thence inferred tha, the remedial power OF the
preparation IS interior to its efficacy as a safe
guard In cases of dyspepsia, it Is, in the opin-
ION Of al, who have tried It as a remedv for that
most general Of all physical Affections, . swift
and certain specific. This disease is not. Rs
many suppose, mere disorder of the stamsch
can cure it. though such nostrum NAV afFerd
temporary relief. The great digestive organ is
the central position Of the disease; blu. i. is in
trenched also in the irea and the bowels. and
and its outwoiks are in the nervous system.-
II must be attacked in all these simultaneously
in order to accomplish radical and permanent
cure. Nov, the Bitters cover, a. il were the
whole ground. They net upon the stomach -
an invigorsns. reinforcing its ac.ire power. they
touch the liver and wake il from its torpidity
they gently relieve aud regulate the bowels. ana
they calm and brace tie nervous system.-
Thus this great Compound Renedy y embracise
the fonr propert es Of a tome, a corrective. az
aperien'. and a nervine- carry the ereny by Q
coup-de main. The effect 10 patent 10 the
world. and thrre is no necessity for making
mystery about the modus opersudi. The differ
ence between Ho,tetter's h,tters and the funRus
limitations and wouldbe rivals that spring up il
its track, is that il actually accomplished what
they promise but fail to perform. It does cure
dyspepsia. and they don't; that's all. II 10 the
old story of the frog and the OF and the result,