Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-30

1 IN W MIN
HOStetler's Stomach Bitters
ACT UPON THE HUMAN system.
THIS Is AN AGE OF ENQUIRY. PEG
PIE wan. % knew the Why and wherefore Of al
statements submitted to them ss facts. and as
far as this erea, Protective and lnvigoran, is
CONCERNED. it is proposed to crafty them. Al
the ply sicians admit that the greatest difficult
they encounter in their practice. is in converting
| TO the seat OF . disease a medicament that viii
| couutersct and neutraiize IT, Electricity has
bssn tried fer this purpose, but It . aow Rencr-
ally admitted that the electric Auid 10 too subtle
an agent 10 be made the vehicle OF medication.
II shocks the nerves. but cannot distribute
through the system auything excelt Itself
hedicated electricity Is, in short, al exploded
| humbug. But liquid stimulant. - everybody
| knows, can be charged with the essential prop
| critics Of any and every substance in the Msteris
Medics. and there is no herbal extract which it
will not hold in solution With ell its preventive
| and curative virtue unimpared.
Now the pure liquid sunulant OF which HOS
LETTERS BITTERS are in part composed, 10
charged with invaluable vegetable remedies, and
these, by eason OF its powerful di6usve pripci-
pie, it conveys TO every organ and introduces
into the circulation. To use . common express
sion, it goes to the spot, taking with it Just what
is wanted there. The essence Of rye would un-
doubtedly dduse itself through the organize
ticn - swiftly if administered pure and simple
as If mixed with the juices of tonic and a!tera
tive roots, barks and herbs. hut Of what use
would it be without their Lealing. strengthen
ing life sustaing balm! 1t would merely excite
II would neither protect nor cure. And herein
lies the essential difference between the effect Of
the purest stimula ween given alone, and the
same stimulant when adm nistered in the medi
ca form Of HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TER'S Good Mononghela spirit 10 doubtless the
mildest and most innocuous of all the varieties
Of liquor, but il only becomes . healthful med-
cine whom smpregnsted with the vegetable ele-
me nts employed in the preparation OF the Bit
tiers.
TO DYsPnrIlc SurrERKRs.-Un der the general
head Of Dyspepsia may bs classe j all the varie-
ties Of indigestion. Its symptoms are 50 Va.
rious and differ much IN different individuals,
that it 10 almost impossible to classify them. In
fact, some Of them arc utterly undesirable. 1t
may be safely asserted, however, that half Of
the diseases of mankind spring from disor-
dered state of the stomach aud that the other
hall. whatever their origin. react upon thai sent
sstlve and important organ. Among the ordin-
ary indications Of dyspepsia are aatuIence, .
bloated and full feeling about the stomach and
abdomen Immediately after eating. a gnawing
sensation. or . eallewness at the pit Of the
stomach between meals. a heavy duh feeling
in the head, feeble OF unsteady appetite, occs
sonal nausea, restlessnsss during the night,
and . weary, unrefreshed feeling on rising in
the morning, palpitaton of the heart depre
sion Of mind. sometimes amounting to mono
mania, loss OF memory, confusion of thought,
sour stomach, aith raising of food, and q chock-
ing sensation in the throat. dimness of tho eve
pain in the diaphragm fesbleness and disn.
nation for exertion, and sometimes emaciation
and corpse-like pallor These are fe y Of the
direct signs OF dyspepsia, but as it is generally
SoulpHCateu WIN bptCluC aUeCtOO3 ol the DoW-
els. the liver. and the nerves, its victims have
many additional torments, which are technical
" attributed to other causes.
The best advice that can be given to any one
who has the slightest predispostion TO dispep-
sisis to fortify his or her digestive organs by
the daily use OF Hcstetters B,tters The dis,
ease proceeds from a lack Of vigor in the
stomach. and this vitaliring preparation viii
tone and renovaic that organ. Ii the gastric
apparatus is III good working order. and can
perfectly dissolve and thoroughly assimlste the
food submitted 20 its operation. there will be
no dyspepsia. Ii itcsnno: do this it requires re
enforcement, and the beat of oil reinforcing
agents should be forthwith resortsd 10. The
stomach is the conmissary Of the system.
supplies the elements Of life to the whole body
In 1t is prepared the material of blood. tmuscle,
bone and fibre. aud if fsils to purvoy that ma
terial in sufficient quantity, and of . proper
kind, the whole body suffers, and with it the
mental faculties. Therefore pro.set the " Com
mlssarv Department" Don't let the enemy OBJ
tain possession of il. IL is ea.isr TO proven
disease from getting into an organ than to dis
pei it after it becomes . chronic fixture. Con
slider the first indication of uncasiness in the
stomach as . sign that dyspepsia is preparing
to attack, and battle il NJ once with this grea
repelsnt.
But il it is too late to prevent, remember that
il not to late to cure. II il believed that there
is case of chronic indigestion that can with
stan the remedial operation Of HosrErrEa's
STOMACH BrrrERs. This belief is grounded on
tualva r,enra nt tha eli of the
preparation. The first instance Of its failure to
give relief is yet unchroaicled. II it ever had
failed, the voluninous dependence addressed
to the proprietcrs from all parts OF the United
States aud South America would al least include
one letter expressing dissatisfaction. But no,
there is not one The testimony extending over
period of more than dozen years, is all ofthe
came approving tenor. Certainly this Is u SUI
fcient warrant Tor claiming that the BIrrERs arc
. Specific for INDIGESTION in all its varieties.
Ladies in delicate nealth will find HosIKrrER's
SronAcH BIrrEas wonderfully adapted to the re-
lef of the difficulties to which they subject
ed. The preparation in cases Of this kind has
double operation; it not only controls the loca
IRE sularities winch occasion the distress, but
citing simultaneously upon the whole nervous
system. checks the tendency 20 hv sierra and des.
pondency which almost always acco mpanies such
disturbances. Ladies' who IRE about to become
mothers will find it asoveIeign balm for the un
easy sensations which they experiences, and -
. cordial for sustaining the strength while nurs-
ing, 1t is warmly recommended by many family
physicians. At the most critical periods of wo-
mans life, viz: when she becomes of marriage
able age and when she is verging upon the lat
ter epoch OF her life. which is generally consid
cred the m Ost dangerous. the BErrHas will most
individually help to lessen the pains aud perils
incident thereto.
Sickly wives and mothers are advised to give
the medicine q trial. They are earnestly assured
that il contains no ingredient that can possibly
do harm 20 the fseblest u their number. while
it undoubtedly contains the invigorating princi-
pie which their ensrv ed systems require
Let them beware Of the cordial drops and tine
tures often prescribed fer invalid ladies. All
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