Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

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lHosrETTER's Celebrated STOMACH
BITrERs.- Safety fer the Healthy. and Health
for the siekly. The Biuers. - means Of sbvi-
a,ng the effects of exposure, irregular diet. sud
den changes ofitemperature, aud raissma; as q
Regulating medicine for persons engaged in Sc
densary pursuits; as remedy for Dyspepsia
Fever and Agne, and Bilious Complaints; as a
cnre for habitaal Constipation, and as general
corrective Of all disturbances Of the Stomsch
Liver and Bowels.l
With good appetite. vigorous digestion, .
sound liver, and . rsguiss habit OF body, il 10
possible to brave constant exposure, to fare
coarsely, to encounter violent climate changes
and to qreaths IN atmosphere charged with the
seeds Of epidemic complaints, without serious
inconvenieDes. Bus the strongest bodily
health, the most elastic asd vigorous eonstitu-
sien. will soon decline under such depressing
influences. unises sustained BY artificial means.
The physical powers must be fortified against
the extra sprsssurs. :. or they will break dow.
under it, How. then, saa the appetite b. pre-
served. the digestive organs, kept in good con-
dition. the sscresions BE- Aealshfully governed
the regularity Of the bowels b maintained. In
spite of the disturbing causes referred to-
The problem pushed the world fer centuries
ut it seems 10 have been solved Il last. The
invigorasing. regulating and preventive opsrs-
ton OF Hostetter's Stonsch Bitters produces,
in the most agreeable possible manner. the de-
sired result.
While the traveller. the pioneer. the miaer aud
oil who dwell in unhealthy localities, ind iucsi
oulabe benefit IRON the uss Of the Bitsers. they
are no less valuable to persons engaged in en-
Payments which debar them from door ex-
srcise. The air Of close room 10 al most n del
eterioss as the mssma Of . swamp; and 10 sit
in . cramyed position, or indeed In any position
all day long. is more snfesbling then telling
trees. or ploughing, or excavating canals. or
buildings. Nothing can wholly supply the place
fresh air and muscular exercise. Ills c.r-
ta,nly not assumed that Hossetter's Bitters cas-
accomplish such mericle. But they will never
thsless, do much for persons whose occupations
consne thsm:to the house and demand q sitting
posture. A small quantity taken regularly At
stated intervals will prevent the aasulencs,
pains in the stomach and right side, and irreg-
ularities Of the excretivs function, which are
otherwise the invsriabls penalties Of sub ectine
the sensitive machinery Of the humsu system to
undue restrictions. Vital air il Heavens invig-
GRANT; and this preparation 10 not offered ~
substitute for it but il will inquest onably pre-
malarious deserts, from producing the eame del
e;erious effects upon the system that it would
produce in the absence Of the antfdote Hun
dreds of letters from employees in factories
workshops, public Offices, counting rooms, &C.,
estify to this important fact; and Mcssrs.
Hostetter 4 Smith have received numerous
communications from editors and authors, re-
ferring TO the fine xpressable relief they have
experienced from this cheering and refreshing
stomachc when worn down and exhausted by
the sbors of the pen. Nor must il bs forgot
ten in this connection that this delightful effect
of the Bltters IL never followed. a. in the case
with all dedicated stint iants, by any nervous
reaction. The pure basis Of the article, and the
the asihful nature Of the botanic elements w
which it 10 impregnsted, render il as safe for the
brain a. a cup Of Congo or Bohsa
As the main object of the laws 10 the protee-
ton Of person and property and the prevention
Of crime. SO the legitimate object Of medicine
is the protection OF health and the prev sntion
Of suffering. Hence the value Of Hostetter's
Bit;ers Is protective and preventive agent has
been strongly dwelt upon. But il must not be
thence inferred that the remedial power Of the
preparation - inferior to its efficacy - safe
guard. In cases of dyspepsia, il Is, in the opn-
ION Of all who have tried it a. . remedy for that
most generalof all physical afaict,ons, . swift
and certain specific. This disease is not, ~
many suppose, mere disorder Of the stanach
and no medicine that touches the stomach only
can cure it. though such n nostrum may aferd
temporary relief. The great digestive organ 10
the central position Of the disease but il 10 in
trenched also In the livea and the bowels. and
and its outwoIks are in the nervous system.-
1t must be attacked in all these simultaneously
in order to accomplish q radical and permanent
cure. Now, the Bitters cover. ~ it were the
whole ground. They act upon the stomach -
an invigorsnt. reinforcing its active power. they
touch the liver and wake it from its torpidisy;
they gently relieve and requisite the bowels. aud
they calm and brace tho nervous system
Thus this great Comp ound Remedy smbracing
the fonr properties of a tonic. . corrective. an