Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-14

fenced By Countless host oil dyspepiies every
day.
In many dyspep;ic cases the sufferers have
chiefly themselves 10 blsme. The igestived
apparatus 10 not composed Of gussa perehs, or
Of horn. but OF delicate integuments, and 1t
ought. inasmuch ~ II supplies the whole body
with nourishmeot, to receive some degree Of
consideration But il seldom does. The stom-
ash is not unfrequently treated with the most
irrational iagratituds and if il averages its
abuse by tor,urin2 its abuses, the verdict OF
impartial justice must be, Served him right
But, although il Is easy enough to superin-
duce indigestion by deliberately violating the
hygisnic laws which animals without the gift of
reason instinctively observe, the mere return
to more regular and rational course of life sell
DOM il ever, cures the evil. The tone of the
stomach must be restored J; and diet and regi-
men will not Of themselves effect this object
The only sure resource, in such cases and Q
very pleasant and palstabls resource it isis
Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
Indigestion. in its chronic phase of Dyspep-
sia, is believed TO be more prevalent in the
United States then in any other country. and
though often brought on by reckless disreg gard
of the conditions upon which perfect assimi-
laton fthe food taken into the stomach de-
ponds, is also referabie to many other causes.
Griefand anxiety, lack of proper exercise, in
ordidate toll, excessive mental application, ex.
posuret to sudden alienation of heat or cold in
sufficient or un wholesale diet. the exhala.ions
from marshy lands, the efauvia from uncleanly
streets and cvercrowded dwellings,, and what
ever else tends to depress the vital energies.
have tendency to pAraliIe the organs OF diges
ton These are evils inseperable from the 10,
Of thousands asd, since this is the case, com.
mon prudence. dictates that .heir effects should
if possible, be guarded against by reinforcing
and reinvigorating the wo nderful mechanical
aud chemical apparatus which furnishes susie
nance to every part Of the system. II the ston.
ach is wrong. allit wrong, II would be as reas
enable to expect watch with On injured main
spring to keep true time, as to suppose that
any of the functions of the body can go on reg
ularly and heal,hfully when the stomach is out
of order.
1t is obvious, therefore. that the grand objes,
OF oil persons whose ayocatious are unfavor able
to health. or who are subjected, from any cause
whatever, TO debilita,ing influences, should ba
TO increase the vigor and activity of the great
sssimilating, DEMONSTRATING organ. No tonic
has yet been discovered which accomplishes
this object SO certainly, SO rapidly, SO safely
and SO agreeabiy as Hostettsr's Bitters. BY Z
timely resort TO this pure medicine stimulant,
dyspepsia may always be prevented and by IT'D
persistent use that affecting disease may alway
be cured. The assertion has been made that il
IL incnrable. This is an unmitigated and cruel
falsehood. Let no dyspeptic believe it for Z
moment. An unbroken chain of afirmatory
testimony, extending over n period Of seven.
teen years, proves, beyond u shadow of doubt
that Hoste!tsrs stomach Bitters arc . specific
for dyspepsia in all its various types, and even
when hereditary and constitutional The rec
ord is open to all who choose to consult il, and
the list OF Witnesses comprises hun dreds Of In
dyiduals iof the highest standing in society,
against whose trustworthiness no cayiler will
venture to wag finger.
This Famous Vegetable Stomachic differs in
one important regard from every other before
the public. II is not an irritant II does not
like the bery tinctures of the Pharrnacopocis.
excite the nervous system On the contrary.
its effect is to calm ply steal irritation while il
cheers. Its effect upon the coates Of the stom
sch is balsamic not nfamitory. end 1t does not
unduly stimulate either the heart or the
brain.
Finally, il is the one thing needful for the
prevention and cure of indigestion and moth
ing will supply its place. The Btters are reg
ulating medicine. Tho excretory organs are
safety valves Of the system. Through the bow
els. tho 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. 1t is,
therefore, obvious tsss il the bowe.s do not per
form their allotted tasks efficiently, the scaven-
ger work OF the sy stem. which is as i'm ,ortant
as its sustentation, must be imperfectly done.
The intcstines are the waste pipes Of the animal
sad you might as we'll expect city
to be healthy with its sewers clogged up or in
runs, as hope for strength and visor in the hu.
man physique when ills main discharg,ng or
4 ans are in IN unnatural condition.
Constipation, bilious collie. cholera morbus,
dysentery, Inflammation of the bowels. .asd in
deed all intestinal diseases, however different
in their types and symptoms. have their pri.
mary source in want Of tone in the membr ane
which lines the alimcntary and excretory pas.
sages. The irritstion which produces fax 10
just - mach toe result Of weak ness - the tor
per which causes eostiveness. Uisrrh0a 10 the
direct consequence Of . loss Of retcntive power,
and constipation u . loss of expuisive power /;
the effect Of violent purgstlves in either con
10 70 lower instead Of renewing the
tone Of the already weakened organs.
Hostetter's Bitters has been administered
With marked success in constipation, and for
this reason 1t is. 90 to speak, any sperisat ton.
10; ia other words. il gently dislodees and re.
moves the facial distractions, and at the same
time imrar,s healthy stiulus to the mucus in
teguments which lire the discha rQlng channel.
This double sction soon restores regularity |;
and it may be safely asserted that rchronic cos.
tiveness can be cured BY course Of this pre-
scorpions have been tried in vain. In diarrhua
collie. and oil choleraic maladies, unless the in.
dammatory symptoms are too violent to render
the use of any tonic advisable, it will be found
exceedingly useful in sustaining the strength
Of the patient and alleviating pain. A. reme-
dy for ehrOsic bowel complaints Of every type.
il is recommended in many earnest testimonials
which have been published at vrioss times in
the public journals.
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