New-York tribune., 1868-05-27
TIMELY IMMIGRATION, THE sUREsT

tctterS OUOInaCH DUCTS, Iilo OIstnudiu NhOuT
cine of the Age for tOning the digestive Or
gans, strengthening the nerves, regulating the
liver, and the bowels, and giving stamina and
permanent vigor to the enfeebled system.
Modern wines, and all other stimulants sold
as beverages, are so terribly adulterated by the
parties engaged in their manufacture and sale
that they cannot be safely prescribed as medi-
cines' The distilled liquors are, for the most
part, still more vilely adulterated than the
wines and both richly deserve the stigma that
has been cast upon them by the friends Of
health and temperance. @
But these facts only serve to strengthen the
arguments in favor of q genial and wholesome
medicated stimulant and Alternative, like Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. No "stimulant" can
be purer than the alcoholic basis Of this prepa-
ration; and the rare vegetable extracts infused
into it render it infinitely serviceable as a pre-
ventive of sickness and means of restoring
health and strength.
Science has made wonderful strides of late
years; and many of its discoveries may be
Justly considered special proyidences, intended
to ameliorate the sufferings of mankind. That
Hostetter's Bitters have largely contributed
to this desirable end no one who is conversant
with the record of their operation during the
last twenty years can entertain the slightest
doubt. The testimony comes from every
variety of climate embraces the opinions Of
all classes and conditions of society,
certifes to the prevention and cure Of a
great uNcIsily ol hdlldSoinS "ii" ""7Ni'"9
diseases, and satisfactorily accounts for the
popularity which the preparation enjoys
throughout the whole civilized portion of the
Western Hemisphere 1t has been said of
Great Britain that wherever she sets her foot
she establishes her throne; and it may with
greater truth be asserted that wherever this
healthful medicated stimulant has been intro
duced il has acquired the confidence of the
people. The medical profession admit its
merits. and prescribe it for Z" him that is
ready to perish, and unto those that be of
heavy hearts,"
HELENA, Montana Territory, July 8, 1867
Messrs. HosrETrER g. SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gents: Having been personally acquainted
with DR.. Hostetter, and having used your
Btters with unparalleled success during prac
tice of many years, l take great pleasure in
adding my testimony to such valuable tonic
and stomacLic as your world-renowned Bitters.
| recommend them with all confidence TO those
suffering from ailments of the stomach, or any
arrangement of the system arising from that
cause. Very respectfully,
F. II. ORENDORF, NJ. ID.
HELENA, Montana Territory, July 2S, 1867.
Messrs. HosTETTER g. SMTH-Gentemen /:
1t gives me great pleasure to recommend your
Bitters to all invalids who are suffering from
debility or q dcrdnged action Of the stomach, as
well as those whose muscular or nervous sys-
tens sympathize with its arrangements. From
my knowledge of its ingredients and prepara-
ton, have no hesitation in pronouncing it one
of the best stomachics we have in use. Re-
spectfully yours, JoHN w. RENs, NJ. D.,
City Hospital Physician.
HELENA, Montana Territory, July 6, 1867.
MEssRs. HOsTETrER g. SMITH, PittsbTg
Penn.-Dear Sirs We cheerfully bear testi-
mony to the popularity and favor with which
your Stomach Btters are received in this Ter
ritory by all classes The miners, especially,
evince decided preference for them over all
others, and we unhesitatingly pronounce them