New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26

of General Debility Nature ia not imnay.
tial. On some of us she has bestowed stall
wart frames, strong constitutions. iron
nerves; on others, but little physical
power, or constitutional stamina, or nervous.
vigor. Let the feeble take heart, however n
| they cannot become Samsons, they can, by the
use o. proper s;:eans make up in measure for
! the deficiencies Of nature, aiS nay pegchanoe
| live as long and enjoy life as much rs tbelI
more Herculean neighbors. Delicate machines
under proper care sometimes outlast those Of
more solid and ponderous structure. A fine
watch will run longer than steam engine OF
thousand horsepower. The first object of
the weak and fragile is, or should be, to acquire
additional strength if possible. IL is possible
| 1t may be stated as a proved and established
| fact, that science has given to the world, in
| Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, vegetable tnt,g-
GRANT, ichich permanently braces up and sasta'''s
the feeble physique, ,oheher the Tack OF stren0m
| and stamina be an inherent defect or the resat
| of ertrdneOus causes.
If general debility is not disease, it is some
thing worse, viz: a condition which predisposes
the body TO succumb to all influences that pro-
duce disease. We are continually surrounded
and beset, more or less, by injecting elements
| Neither the puresJ ar OF Inc puu,ese maSoi ~
perfectly pure. And in regions where both are
| absolutely poisonous, how shall the weakly con
| stitutiOn and frail system resist their deadiy
effects unless fortified by artificial meansf III
the bitters are the reinforcing, y1talIhlng'
| sustaining preparation they are claimed TO be-
and on this head the testimony In their favor
is overwhelming and Observation-Disclosures u
is absolutely fabulous in any man or woman
suffering from physical weakness, not 20 reso, ~
to so potent remedy. When an epidemic Is
prevailing, or in prospect, the best safeguards
are perfect digestion, firm nerves, and wise
employment OK the means which science nas
placed at the disposal of the public as antldotes
against atmospheric infection. Among the lat
ter HOstetters Bitters deservedly enjoy the
highest reputation throughout the Western
world.
defense against disease, and that it may be m
creased to an extraordinary degree by the use
of this celebrated tonic.
Bowel Complaints Collie, Darrhea, Dysentery,
Cholera YySS and pS& %Sot Paya
CELSIUS calls atrociOus pain. The torture ex~
tends over the whole abdomen. and a strong
man writhes under it as if upon the rack. The
Bitters are useful to relieve the paroxysms,
} but it is as sure, means OF pre-
venting recurrence of the attack that they
are particularly recommended. Tone the liver
and the bowels with this gentle stimulant and
corrective, and you. will never be troubled with
the agopizipg and dangerous complaint known
scarcely 5ny diffeftnce Of opinion among Sfesc6:
lar physicians as regards the tre4tment, OF
chronic diarrbea. Most of them have heretofore
recommended a tablespoonful or teaspoonfgl Of
brandy to be given several times day: They
one and all admit that astringents and tones
are required. This being admitted, the
main thing is to give the best tome ana
astringent that can be procured: and that has
been proved by experience, and under the best
chemical tests, to be Hostetters STOMACH pl. Dr.
tiers. ~
The symptoms of Chronic Dyspepsia are ffe!
quent discharges generally, WITH some pam ano
debility. loss of flesh, dry, rough, and some
what sallow skin, the tongue dry, and dark
colored. The food often passes through tho.
was swallowed, thus showing that the gastric.
Juice Is either not generated in sufficient guam
! tity. or that it has not the solvent properties
necessary to decompose the mas6cated toed.
The liver is generally out of order, and the
l gOwss 9ifIGtsf yiEes s low grade Of ini'~nA
I Under these circumstances, medicine
slightly, apeent, . as Teh r as ae and
sush %edciuc Is Mostetters Sittsrs Let
i be born in mind, however, thar =,
bs sas sg Which s" s e ts sys S S
avoided by keeping up the tone OF the st2mach
and of the Mucous membrane of the inteshnbs
with this salutary and harmless invigorans. lt
great thing 70 restore Il rnegaisIlSy ss os
fS| pSSsissy sSE gsssssss BY pEsysn'ms n
All slGggards EeQaife to be stimulated; and
yet, strange TO say, the sluggish bowels are
) often subjected 70 treatment which u the
! end Increases their tOrpidity, and. renders a
complaint, easily cured in the beginning, OBJ
stinately chronic. Let the constpated bew9ra
of drastic pills and potio1s. They invariably
aggravate the disorder. combination OF
wholesome stmulant with mild, soothing lafa-
tive Is what is needed. In Hostetters Btters
the sufferer has this important desideratum. "A
course Of this genial corrective will eventually
cure every form of constipation, and remove
the headache, dizziness, feverishness, nausea,
undergraduates, by which. it is usually ac-
companied. Some persons who are by const'-
tuition of cOnstipated habit may overcome tbs
difficulty and achieve perfect regularity by
using the Bitters daily in conformity with
the directions. The three most important Pc
RODS of life.
the first extending from birth TO the age OF
seven years, the second from the seventh to
the fourteenth year, the third from the four
teeuth TO the twenty first year, the fourth from
the twenty first to the tortieth year, the nth
from the fortieth year to the close of life,s
strange, eventful history" Shakespeare d.
vides life into "seven ages" but five is the
number adopted by the faculty.
In what is called the third period 2 the mn
p0rtant changes occur which mark and sepa-
rate the sexes. This is the stage of derelop-
msnt, when the frame, in. acquiring form,
proportion, and strength, makes extraordinary
demands upon the vital and constitutional re
sources. The weaker sex suffers most during
, this period. The vitality of woman, being taxed
to q greater degree than that OF man, often
requires to be REINFORCED by artificial means.
Whenever this is necessary, Hostetters bitters.
may be conscientiOusly recommended as the
most harmless and effective OF all tones.
The fourth period, embraeing tie ma. na =,