Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-14

HosrErrER' cs.sbrssd STOMACH
bITrERs.- Safety TO- III. Healthy, and Health
for the sicslr. The Buffers. asa means Of asvi-
a,iag the effects of Z posure. irregular Diet aud
den rhange. o. Temperature. and missma; asa
regulating medicine for persons engaged In -
dtn,ary pursuits. as remedy for Dyspepsia.
Fever and Ague. sna Bilious Complaints ass
cure for habitaal Cons,ip alton. and q, general
corrective - all disturbances. OF the stomach
Liver and Bowels
VIII good appetite. vigorous dig .s,ion, .
soand liver. and regular habit OF body. il 10
possible TO brave cons.,n. exposure, to fare |
eoarsely, TO encounter violent climate chsuxes
snd - srea,hs On atmosphere charged with the
sseds Of epidemic csmplaiuts, without serious
iaconvsniesee. Bat the strongest bodily
health. the most elastic asd vigorous eonstitu- |
tion. will soon declins under such depressing
inAuen ses nslsss sustaissd by sstiacisi means. |
Tho physical powers must be fortified againss
I'll. EXTRA pressure, or they will break lows
usder IL. How. then. can the appetite be pre-
served. the digssti,s orgsns kept in good CON
dition. the secretions b, BEAUTIFULLY governed
III. regularity OF tho bowels be main aimed, In |
epits Of the disturbing eslses referred to-
The problem purrlsd the world for centuries,
ut it se.m,-,o hsvs been solved .. last. The |
invigorasing. regulating and rssvsative opera |
ton Of Hostetter's Sto mach Bitters produces |
in the most agrseAs'e possible manner, the de-
sired result
While the traveller, the pioneer the miner and
eli VII, dwell in unAeslthy Localities lind meal
oulable benefit from the use Of the Bittsrs, they
are no ess valuable to persons engaged in EN-
Payments which debar them from oct door eg- |
srcse Tho air ofa close room 10 almost a. del |
cterioss as the mi.sms of . swamp; and TO sit
N . cramyed position, or indeed In any position
all day long, 10 more sniee5iing then Telling
trees. or ploughiug. or eHcAvsting canals, or
buildings. Nothing can wholly supply the place |
80 fresh cir and muscular exercise. II 10 car |
ta,nly not assumed that Hostetter's Bit,ers can |
a II. IA..sal
thssss, do much for persons whose occupations |
confne ,hsm, to the house and demand . sitting |
posture. A small quantity taken regularly a.
stated intervals will prevent the Hstulencs, |
pans in tho stomach and right side. and irreg- |
uiari,es or the elcrsiivs function, which are
othsrwsc ths invariabls penalties Of bjectine |
the sensitive machinery OF the human system TO |
undue restrictions. Vital air 10 Heavens invig
GRANT, and this preparation IL NOT offered as
substitate for il but il will unquesti onably pre-
vent foul air. whether in overcfowded rooms or
tnalarious deserts from producing the same del
e,erious effects upon the system that it would
produce in the absence OF the antidote. Hun
drcds Of letters from employees IN factories
workshops public Offices counting rooms, &c.
estify to This important fact and Mcssrs.
Ho.,euer 4 smith ha,s received numerous
fro, anna r
Scrring to the Ins1presssble relief they have
experienced from this cheering and refeeshinR
stomaehsc when down and exhausted by
the lsbors of the pen. Nor mus, il be forgot
ten in ;his connection that thus deli htful effect
OF the Bltters 10 never followed ~ in the case l
with all unned coated stimulani., by any nervous
reaction. The pure basis OF the article, and the |
hsAlthfrl nature Of the botanic elements with |
which it is im2regnatsd render il - safe fer the
BRAIN NJ cup OF Congo or Bohss
As the main object OF The laws 10 the protsc
ton OF person and property and the prevention |
VI CRIME 40 the legitimate object OF medicine |
is the protection OF health and the prevention |
VI suffering Hence the alue OF uos,ettsr's |
Bii,srs as protective and preventive agent has |
been strongly dwell, upon Blu, 10 must not be |
thence inferrel that the remedial power Of the |
preparation . inferior TO its efficacy - . safe
guard. In cases Of dyspepsia. it Is. in the opn-
ION Of all who have tried IT As a remedy for thst |
most generalof all physical Affections : swift |
and certain specific. This disease 10 not, rs
and no medicine that touches the stomach only
can cure il. though such a nostrum NAV sfTerd |
temporary reiiet. The great digestive organ 10
the central pcsi,ion of the disease; but il is III
,rcnchsd also in the livea and the bowels, and
and its outwoIks are in the nervous system.-l
II mus, be a tackled in all these simultaneously
in order to accomplish radical aud permanent
cure. Now, the Bitters cover, - it were the
whole ground. They Act upon the stomach a.
an invigorAnt. reinforcing its active power. they
touch the liver and wake il from its torpidity |
they gently relieve and regulate the bowels, and |
they calm and brace the nervous system
Thus this great Compound Remedy embracing |
the ionr properties Of . tonic, . corrective. an
apericnt and . nervine- carry the enemy by |
coup-ds main The effect 10 patent TO the |
world. and thrre is no necessity for making . |
mystsry about the modus operandi The differ |
ence between Hostetter's bltters and the fungus /
limitations and wouldb rivals that spring ny in /
its track, is that it actually acsomplishss what /
they promise but fail to perform. 1t does cure /
dyapepsis, and they don't; that's all. II 10 the /
old story Of the frog and the OF and the result /
OF invidious imitation usually amounts 10 the /
saue thing in modern truth ~ in the ancisus |
fable
As specific for the various tvpcs OF Fever |
and Agus and Remittent Fever, the Bittsrs |
have been found all that could be desired. In |
the Western and South W estern States many
PHYSICIANS who were formerly in the habit OF