Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-24

TVS ssemsch. -Peasltiss Of Abssins it,
Functioas.- Indigestios lie Psevsasisn and
Csrs. Dir Ashley Cooper, The famous English
surgeon, once said that no man ought 70 be
aware. from his sensations, that he had stom-
sch. Alas how many thousands Of Americans
are painfully and almost iincsssantly reminded
Of the existence Of that. orgss !, DR.. Frsnklin's
Conversation With the Gout was not sccompsn-
led BY more unpleasant twings than are s1per-
fenced by countless host Of dyspept,cs every
day.
In many dyspspsic eases the sufferers have
chiefly 2thsasslvss to blsns. RThs igestivsd
spparatas 10 not composed Of gutts psrcha, .or
Of horn, but Of dslicats tstsgsnents, end 1t
sssAt. inssnseh - Il supplies the whole body
with nourishment. TO rsesivs some degree Of
csnsideration. But il seldom does. The stom.
ash 10 not uufrequsnsly treated with the most
rrssional isgrstiAsds; and II il svsaess iss
sbsss BY tertusiss its sbusss, the verdict 81
impartial justice must -, .sssvsl him right /"
But. although IL IL isssy enough 10 superin-
dsce Indigestion BY deliberately violating The
hysisnie laws which aniaals without the gin Of
reason instincsivsiy observe, the mere return
TO more regular and rational course Of life ssl-
Con, ifsver, cures the evil The tone Of the
stomach mass;bs restored and diet and rsgi-
men will not of themselves effect this object. |
The only sure resource. Hn such cases and .
very pleasant and palatabls resource IL isis
Bestetter's Stomach Bittsrs.
GIndigsstica, in ito ehrsnie phase OF Dyspep-
'ia, is believed 70 be more prevalent in the
United States then in ,sny other country, and
though often brought % BY reckless disregard
ofshs conditions upon which perfect assimi-
lstisn efshs food taken into the lstomseh Do.
psnds 10 also rsferabis to many other causes.
Griefand snxisty. lack Of iproper exercise. in.
ordidafs toll. excessive mestsl application, OF.
posuret TO sudden alienation object or cold. il.
sufficient or unwholssals diet. the sxhslasions
from marshy lands. the sAuvia from uneleaaly
streets and overcrowded dwsllings, and what
ever else tends to dsprsse the vital energies.
have tendency TO paradise the orgsss Of digss
ton. These are evils iussperabls from the lot
Of thousands asd, since this 10 the ease, con-
non prudence: dictates that their effects should
IL possible. be guarded against BY reinforcing
end rsinvigorsting The wonderful mechanical
and. chemical apparstus which fsrnishss SUSIE
nance to every part of1ths system. II the ston-
sch 10 wrong. oil IT'S wrong, III would be a rsas
enable to expect watch with On injured main
spring to keep itrue 'tims, ~ TO suppose that
any Of the functions Of the body can 20 on reg.
ularly and BEAUTIFULLY whom the stomach is out
Of order.
Its obvious, therefore. that the grand object
Of all persons whose avocations are unsavorsbls
to health, or who are subjected, from any cause
whatever, to debilitaling influences, should b.
TO increase the vigor and activity Of the great
sssmilating. life sustaining organ. No tonic
has yet been discovered which accomplishes
this object 90 certainly, % rapidly, 90 ssfely,
end % agrseably ~ Hostettsr's Bittsrs. BY
timely resort to this pure medicine st,mulant,
dyspepsis may alwsys be prevented and BY its
persistent use that Affecting disease may a ways
be cured. The assertion has been made that il
b incurable. This 10 an unmitigatsd and cruel
falsehood. Let NO dyspeptic believe 1t for
mo ent. An unbroken chain Of a68rmatory
testimony, extending over q period Of seven
| teen years, proves, beyond . shadow Of doubt
| that Hosts.tsr's Stomach Bitters are . spesih
for dyspepsia in all its various types, and sven
when her editary and constitutional The reg
ord 10 open to oil who choose to consult il, and
the list Of witnesses comprises hundreds Of in
dviduals of the highest standing in society,
| against whose trustworthiness no csviler will
| venture to wag finger.
This Famous Vegetable Stornaehio differs in
one important regard from every other before
| the public. 1t is not an irritant. II does not
like the fiery tinctures Of the Pharmseopoeia,
excite the nervous systsm. On the contrary,
it's effect is to calm physical irritation while il
| cheers. lta effect upon the coates II the stom
ach is baisamic. not inHsmitory. end It does not
unduly stimulate either the heart or the
| brain.
Finally, it is tho one thing ncedful for the
prevention and cure Of iuaigestion and moth
ing will supply its place. The Bittsrs are reg.
ulating medicine. The sxcretory organs are
safety-valves Of the system. Through the bow
els, the pores, and the kidneys are discharged
| the refuse Of the materials which sustain.
strengthen, and renew that wonderful piece Of
animated mechanism. the human body. II il.
therefore. obvious that il the bowels do not per.
form their allotted tasks efficiently. the scavsn.
ger-work Of the system. which is a. important
- its susseutaeion, mast be impsrfsctly done.
The intestines are the waste pipes Of the animal
structure. aad you might - we'll expect city
to be healthy with its sewers closgsd up or in
runs, as hope fos strength and viger in the hu-
man physique when it's main discharg,ng er-
gans are in an unnatural condition.
Constipation, bilious collie. cholera norbus,
| dysentery. Inflammation of the bowels. asd in |
deed oil intsaiinal diseases, however different
in their types and symptoms, have their pri-
mary source in . want Of tone in the membrane
which lines ths sinentary and exeretory pas
sages. The irritation which produces fax 10
just - much ne fsealt Of wsaknsss - the tor
per which causes cestivsnsss. Disrrhoa 10 the
direct consequence Of . loss Of retsntivs power,
and constipation Of . loss .of sxpulsivs power
The erect u violent purgstivss In either cor
tingsncy 10 TO lower instead Of renewing the
tone Of the already weakened organs.
Hostettor'o Bittoso hes beon oAuinstosod