Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08
WArr OF STAMINA.
WASrof s1A1lA'
CONSTITUTIONAL WEAKNkSS.
EFFECT OF
mOarET-rER.S BIT rER0
N cAs.s o.
GENERAL DEBILITY.

IN CASES o.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Nature IL not impartial. On soms Of ~ she
has bestowed stalwart frames, strong constitu
tions, iron nerves; on others, but little physi-
cal power. or constitutional stamina, or nervous
vieor. Let the feeble take heart. however. IL
they eannss become Samsons, they can. by the
sse Of proper means. make up 10 : measure for
the ds6ciensiss Of aatuss, and may psrehancs
live - loaR end sejsy We - 0seh - their
more HsreulsAn sstghbsrs. Dsliesss osehisss
under proper care sometimes outlast those Of
more ssiid and poa6rpas struetars. 4 hss
watch viii run longer tAss . stsaa sasias Of .
thousand horse power. The First object Of the
weak and fragile il. Or should b, to acquire ID
ditiopal strength IL possible. IL b possibla-
Il nav be stated a. . proved and established
feet. tha. science has given 10 the world. in
HOsrETTERS STOMACH BlTTKRs
A vegetable invigorant. which psrmsntly braces
IN and sustains the feeble physique. whether The
lack Of strength and stamina b. IN Inherent d.
feat or the result Of extransous causes.
If general debility il not disease, it il some
thing worse, viz: . condition which predisposes
the body 10 suscumb 70 I'll isdusness that pro-
duce disease. We are continually surrounded
ssd beset more or lsss, BY injecting elements.
Neither the Dursst cir or the pursst watsr 10
perfectly pure. And 10 regions where both are
| absolutely poisnnous. how shall the weakly con.
| ssitution and frail system resist thsie deadly
elects unless fortified ny artificial mssnss II
The BlTTERS arc the reinforcing. vitaliring.
sustaining preparation they ere claimed 10 b.
and on this hand the testimony in their favor Il
overwhelming and insontrovsrtible then il 10
absolutely fatuitous in any man or woman.
suffering from physical weakness, not to resort
70 50 potent rrmedy. when On epidemic il
prevailing. or in prospect. the best safeguards
are perfect digestion, arm nerves, and wise
employment Of the means which science he's
placed q the disposal Of the public - antidetes
against atmospheric infection. Among the la.
| Ter
HOSTErrER'S BlTTER0
dsserved!y enjoy the highest rsf utstion through
out the Western world.
| - Remember that physical vigor 10 the best
defense against disease. aad thst il may b IN.
creased TO an extraordinary degree BY the use
efthis celebrated tonic.
Bowel Complaints. Collie, Diarrhea, Dyson
terry, Cholera Aorbus, and Constipation.
Bilious Cholio 10 disorder charaetsrissd BY
what Parscslsus calls aArecisus psia. The tor.
ture extends over the whole abdomen, and Z
strong man wfithss under II % II upon the rack
The Dsrrsas are useful 70 relieve the paro xysms-
but il il sure means Of preventing recus
renee sftls attack thaa they are particularly REQ.
commended. Tone the liver and the bowels with
this gentle stimulant and corrective. and you
will never be troubled sith the agsnisng and
dangerous complaint known n Bilious Collie.
| CHRONIC DlARhHEA.
| There is scarcely any difference of opinion
smong regular physicians as regards the treat
mcnt Of chronic diarrhea Most OF them have
heretofore recommended . Tablespoonful or tea
spoonful of brandy TO be given several times
day they one and all admit that astrisgenti
and tonics are required. This being admitted
the main thing il to give the best tonic and ~
tringent that can be produced; and raAr ha,
been proved BY experience, and under tho bss,
chemical tests, to BE-
HOSfETTER'S STOMACH BiTrKRB.
The symPtoms Of Chronic Dyspepsia are fire.
ausnt discharges generally, with some pain end
gripping; restlessness, thirst, poor appetite de-
e'lity. loss Of aesh, dry. rough. and somewhat
sallow skin, the tongue dry and dark -eoiored.
The food often passes through the:.bowels near.
" in the condition in which It was swallowed,
thus showing that the gastric juices 10 either
not generated in sufficient quantity. or that /,
has not the solvent properties necessary to dc.
compose the rnasticated food The liver 10 gen.
orally out Of order. and the bowels afflicted with
: low grade Of inflammation.
Under these circumstances medicine slight
~ sperient. we'll % tonic and anti bilious, il
absolutely required; and such . medicine /,
HOSTETTER'S BlTTERE.
Let it be borne in mind. however, that chron
10 diarrhsa, a. we'll a. the acute form OF The
disease which Ieads to Il, may always be avoid
ed By keeping up the toue Of the stomach and
Of the mucous membrane Of the Entestines with
this salutary and harmless invigotant. II is
great thing TO restore TO regularity discrdered
function. but it is still better 10 exclude the ne
cessity for restoration BY preventing irregular.
tiles.
| All sluggards aequiae TO be stimulated and
yet. strange to say. the sluggish bowels srs
often subjected to treatment which in the end
increases their torpidiiy. and renders . com.
plant. easily cured in the beginning, obstinate.
~ chronic. Let tho constipated beware Of
drastic pills and portions. They invariably o..
gravate the disorder. A combination OF !
wholesome stiuulant with mild, soothing lax
alive 10 what 10 needed. In
HO3TETTERS BlTTERS
the su6srsr has this important desideratun. 4
course Of this genial corrective will eventually
| cure every form Of constipation, and remove
the heodache, dizziness, fevsrishness, nausea,
muddy -niudedness. BY which it i usually &C.
companied. Some persons who are By consti
tutisn Of eonssipated habit may overcome The
difficulty and schieve perfect regularity By
using the BITTERS daily in conformity with
the directions.
TRE TIRES MOST IMPORTANT PERIODS
OF LIFE.
Physicians divide life int I've distinct periods
tho 6rst extending from birth 70 the age Of
seven years, the second fte0 the seventh 70 the
TO the twenty first year, the fourth from the
twenty first year TO the fortieth year, the dfsh
from the fortieth year - the close q lifs's
strange. eventfui history" Shakespeare d.
vidss life into seven agss;" but Eve 10 The
aumber adopted BY the faculty. ~
In what i called the 'third period" the im-
psrtast changes occur which mars and .epe-
rate the ssxsa This il the staxs of develop
msnt, when the frame. in aeqnisisg form. pro-
portion. and strength, makes extraordinary re-
eeurcss. The weaker ssx suffers most during
this period. The vitality Of weuas. bejne taae1
- ereassr degree than thes OF man. oitsr r.
4uirsa 20 Be reenferded By arti6cial mes,s.-
Whsnhver this IS necessary
HOSsErTERS BIr1ERs
Nay b conseientiously rscommen ded a the
most harmless and elective o. I'll tonics.
The fourth period. embracing the maturity Of
ife when the powers Of body and mind in both
sexes ought 70 b in full vigor, also has it,
special di6eultiss. II i during this state thst
the female Il SUBJECT to most 81 the hasrsssiss
ailments peculiar = her ergsaisatiss. 90 M.
nsfous snd distressing are these complaiute.