Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
fASr OF STAMINA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RFrECT1OF
IlDaTErrER.a DYr rEIag
m cAeRs o.
GENERAL DEBILITY.

IlDaTETTER.A DYr rElaG
n cAsRs o.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
r7yatrre il not impartial. On some Of u shs
hes bestowed stalwart frames, strong coustitu-
ions, iron nerves; on others, but little physi-
,sl DO yer. or constitutional stamina. Or nervous
rivor. Let the feeble take heart. however. IL
hey canine. become Sans ,ns, they can. BY the
use OF proper means, make up in a measure for
The deficiencies Of nature, and may perchance
live a. long and enjoy life - much - their
more H-rculean neighbors. Delicsts machines
under proper care sometimes cutlsss those OF
more solid and ponirous structure. fine
. .tch will run longer than = steam engine OF .
horse power. The first object o. the
weak and fragile is. or should be, TO acquire ad-
di.ional strength il possible. II 10 possible. -
Il e,sy be stated a. . proved, and established
fact, that science has given to The world, in
HosrETrERs STOMACH BITTERS
A vegetable invigorant. which permantly braces
up an sustsins the fee bic ply siqus, whether the
lack Of s,reugth aud stamina be an inherent de-
f.s, or the result Of ex;rnneous causes.
yf general debility is not disease, it is some
thing worse, viz. . condition which prcdsposes
the body to succumb 70 all Influences that pro-
duce disease. We are continually surrounded
and beset. more or less. by injecting elements.
Neither the purest air or the purest water is
perfectly pure. And in regions where both arc
absolutely poisunons. how shall the weakly oon-
stitution ard frail system resist theio deadly
effects unless fortified mr. artificial mesnss 1t
the BITTERS are the reinforcing. vitslising,
sustaining preparation they are claimed 80 be-
and on this hand the testimony in their favor is
overwhelming and incontrovertible-t il IL
absolutely fabulous in any mas or woman.
suffering from yby steal weakness, mot to resort
70 50 potent : rrmedy. When an epidemic is
prevailing. or in prospect, the bes. safeguards
are . perfect d'gestion, arm nerves, and = wise
employment OF tho means which science has
placed At the disposal of the poblic a. sntidotes
against atmospheric infection. Among the lat
ter
HOSTETTER's BITrERs
desorved,y enjoy the highes. res utstion tbY ough
out the Western world
~ Remember that ply steal vigor is the best
defense against disease. and that il may b, in
creased to an extraordinary degree by the use
ofthis celebrated tonic.
Bowel Complaints. Collie. Diarrhes, Dyson
terry, Cholera Aorbus. and Constipation.
Bilious Cholic is : disorder characterized by
what Parscclsus calls atrocious pain. Tho tor
turc extends over the whole abdomen, and q
strong nan writhes under il as if upon the rack.
Tho BIrvsxs are useful to relieve the paro vsms
but it isa sure means Of preventing recur,
renee oftc attack that they are particularly rec.
commended. Tone The liver add the bowels With
this gentle s!imnnnt and corrective. and you
will never be troubled with the Agonixing and
dangerous complaint known us Bilious Collie.
CHRONIC DIAggHEA.
There Il scarcely any difference OF opinion
among regular physicians as regards the treat
mcns Of chrome diarrhea Most Of them have
heretofore recommended Tablespoonful or tea.
spoonful Of brandy TO b, given several times .
day. rncv one and all admit tina. a.triagent
and toncs are required. Thi. being admit ed
the main thing is TO give the best tonic and Is
tringent that can be produced and rnAr la.
been proved by experience, and under the best
chemical tests, TO be
HUSfETTER'S STOMACH BiTrERS.
The symptoms Of Chronic Dyspepsia are fire.
qucnt discharges generally, WITH some pain and
gripping; restiessncss, thirst, poor sppetits de-
IOaa nfA aS d.
sAllow skin, the tongue dry and dark -colored.
The food often passes through the bowels near.
ly in the condition in which it was swallowed
thus showing that the gastric juices 10 either
not generated in saiii,ient quantity. or that i,
hes not the solvent properties necessary 10 de
compose the masticatec food The liver liz gen
orally out of order. and the bowels afflicted will
. low grade of inflammation.
Uuder these circumstances q medicine slight
iy aperient, vel! as tonic and ant. bilious, il
absolutely required; and such a medicine il
HOSTETTER'S RlTTERS.
Let II be borne IN mind, however, that chTon
diarrhees, rs we'll ~ the rcate form OF III,
disease which leads to it. may always be avoid
ed by keeping up the toue Of the stomach anr
OF tine mucous membrane Of the hntestiues will
this saluiary and harmless invigorant lis,
great thing to restore to regularity disorderec
function. but it IS still better TO exclude the ne
cessity for restoration by preventing irregular
tiles
All sluggards aeqniac to be stimulated and
yet. strange to say, the sluggish bowels ars
often subjected TO treatment which in the end
increases their torpidity. and renders a com
plant. easily cured in the beginning, obstinate
iy chronic. Let the constipsted beware OIL
drastic pills and portions. They invariably o..
gravate the disorder. A combination of .
wholesome stinulant with mild, soothing Lax.
alive is what il needed. In
HOSTETTER'S DITTERS
the sufferer has this important desideratum. 4
course Of this genial corrective will eventually
cure every form OF constipation, ana remove
the heodache, dizziness, feverishness, nsusea
muddy -iaiudcdness. by which it is usually &C.
companied. Some persons who are bv consti
sutisn OF . constipa.ed habit may overcome The
difficulty and achieve perfect regularity by
using the BlTTEls3 daily in conformity with
che directions.
THE THREE MOST IMPORTANT PERIODS
OF LIFE.
Physicians divide life into nve distinct periods
the frat extending from birth 10 The age Of
seven years, the second from the seventh to the
fourteenth year. the th,rd from the fourteenth
TO the twenty frst year, the fourth from the
twenty.hrst year TO the fortieth year, the 6ftll
from the fortieth year to the close Of life 4
strange. eventual history" Shakespeare di.
vides life into ''seven ages" but i've 10 the
number adopted BY the faculty.
In what u called the "third period" the i'm.
portaut changes occur which marx and seps.
rate the sexss. This 10 the stage Of deselsp.
ment, when the frame. in acquiring form, pro.
portion, ana ssrsegth, Wakes extraordinary re.
sources, Lhe weaker sex suffers most during
this period. The vitality Of woman, being q 1ed
e greater degree than that ct man. oiter 70
qntres to be recnfcrded by artificial means
Whenhver this is necessary
HOSSETTER'S Bfr1ERS
May be conscientiously recommended a. me
most harmless and effective Of all tonics.
The fourth period. embracing the maturity d
lie when the powers OF body and mind in both
sexes ought 70 be il full vigor, also has IT.
special difficulties. 1t 10 during this state tia,
the female Is suqject to most Of the hatrassinR
ailments peculiar to her orgsmzatiep. - M
nsross and distressing are these coimplsiuts,
that the patience with which thsy are borne,