Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21

u0sfETrER's UslssfsAsd STOMACH
Bl7rgRs.- Safety for the Healthy, and Health
far the sickly. The Bisssrs. - means Of aSvi.
s,ine the effects Of sapossss. tsrssuis 1'ss. sud
DEN changes Of Temperature, and oissms; % .
.euIs.,ng medicine for perssns engaged 10 Sc
d,r,.rv pursuits; a. . remedy for Dyspepsia.
r.,.r and Ague. and Bilious Complaints; - .
cure for babitusi Constipation. and - . gesersl
corrective Of sli disturbances Of the Stomach
Liver and Bowels.1
With good appetite. . vigorous digestion, .
sound liver, and regular hsbit Of body, il 10
,ossible to brave constant exposure, TO fare
coarssly, - enesuntsr visssut sliosAs changes
and to qrssths an atmosphere charged with the
seeds Of epidemic complaints, Without serious
incosvsnispce. But the ssrsagsst bodily
health. the most elastic ssd vigorous eonstitu-
,isn. will soon decline under such depressing
inauenses. unless sustained BY artificial means.
The physical powers .sss b fortified against
the extra iprsssurs, .er they will bssak devs
ssder IT, How, then, en- Me sDpstits b pre-
served. the digestive organs, hspt in good eos
dition. the socretions Be BEAUTIFULLY governed
the regularity Of the bowels b. manifested, In
spite Of the disturbing causes referred to-
The problem puzzled the world Ter sssturiss !;
ut il seems 10 have bssn solved Il last. The
regulating and preventive spsrs-
hos Of Hsstettsr's sssaseh Bitters produces.
in the most agreeable possible manner, the d.
sissd result.
While shs traveller. The pisasss. the miasr asd
III wha dwsil 10 aahsaltAy lseaiities. End inesl !
eulabie benefit iron the use Of the Dittsrs, they
are no less valuable TO persons sseassd 10 en-
ployments which debar them from outdoor ex-
srcse. The air Of close room 10 almost % del
eterioss ~ the missma Of . swamp; end to cit
in . cramyed position. Of isdeed In any position
Ill day long, 10 more snfesblias then Telling
Trees, or ploughing. or excavating canals, or
buildisgs. Noshisg con wholly supply the place
" fresh air and nusssias sxesrsiss. Ntscsr
family not assumed thae Hossettse's Bittsrs esu
accomplish such meriels. But they will never
|hsess. do much for persons whose essupasiens
,ensne thsm.to the house aad denaad sitting
posture. 4 small quantity taken regularly q
stated intervals will pssvsns The AAAuisaos,
pains IN the stooseh and right side. asd irrse-
ulasitiss Of the sasrstivs funesios. which sss
otherwise the invarisbls penalties Of subjscsins
The sentative mschinsry Of the hunaa systsn TO
undue ssslsistions. Vital air il Heavens invie-
orant; and this preparation 10 not offered -
.ubstitate for il bat il will unssssti ouably pre-
rent foul air, whether in ovsrcr DIVIDED rooms or
dessrts, frea predicting The sens del
sssrious effects upon the system thss II would
produce in the absence Of the sutfdots Hon
dreds Of letters from employees 10 factories
public Offices, count;sg rooms. Ae..
estify 70 this important fact cad Messrs
Hostetter 1 Smith have received numerous
from editors aud authors, re-
lcrring to the Naexprsssabls relief they hsvs
experienced from this cheering and refreshing
when worn down snd sahsusted BY
the lsbors Of the pen. Nor must il b forgot
ten in this eonseetion that this delightful effect
of the B,tters 10 never followed, - in the ease
With oil anmedisatsa stimuls sts, BY any nsrvous
sesesion. The pure basis Of the article, and the
the atihful nature Of the botanic elements ~
which II 10 mpregnatsd, render IL q safe fer the
brain - . cup Of Congo or BoheA
A. the mais object Of the laws IL the protse
tioa Of person and property and the prevention
of crime, % the legitimate object Of medicine
10 the protection OF health and the prev sntisn
of suffering Hence the value of Hostetter's
Bters - protective end preventive agent has
been strongly dwelt upon. But 10 must mot BE-
thence inferred thar the remedial power Of the
preparation - inferior to its efficacy - . safe
gsard. In cases Of dyspepsia, il 40, in the opin-
ion Of ali who have tried Il ~ remedy for that
most general of oil physical aAaist,ons, . swim
Ind certain specific. This disease 10 rot, ~
many suppose. . mere disorder Of the stansch :.
and no medicine that touches the stomach eniy
can cure it. though sSch . nostrsn may sdsrd
temporary relief. The great digestive organ 10
the central position ofshe disease; but il 10 in
trenchsd also in the livea and the bowels, and
and its outwoiks are in the nervous systsm.-
II must BE- . tackled in all these simultaneously
in order TO accomplish . radical and permanent
cure. Now. the Bitsers cover. - IL we're the
whole ground. They est upon the stomach -
an invigorsnt. reinforcing its active power. they
touch the liver and wake il from it's torpidi,y;
they gently relieve and regulate the bowels. and
they calm and brace the nervous systsm.-
Thus this great compound Rseedy = s.brssipg
the fonr properties Of . tonic. . corrective. On
aperient, and nervins- carry the enemy BY .
coup-ds main. The effect 10 patent TO the
world, and thrrs 10 no necessity for nalisg .
mystery about the modus Operandi. The differ
ence between Hostetters blsters aad The fuuRus