Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-15

CONSTITUTIONAL WEAKNESS
EFFECT OF
saOsrETTER.s DIrrERs
m cAsRs os
GENERAL DEBILITY.

cAsRs ov
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Nature is not impartial. On some Of Us she
has bestowed stalwart frames, strong const,tn-
tons, iron nerves; on others, but little physi-
cal power. or constitutional stamina. or nervous
vigor. Let the feeble take heart. however. II
they csnno. become Samsons, they can. BY the
use Of proper MEANS make up in measure for
the ds6cieneiss Of nature, and may perchapcs
live - long snd enjoy life - mach - their
more Hercuean nsighbors. Delicsts machines
under proper care sometimes on,last those Of
more solid and pondrous structure. A fine
watch will run longer than steam engine OF .
thousand horse power. The first object Of the
weak and fragile is. or should be. to acquire ad.
ditional strength Il possible. 1t is possible.
II NAV be stated ss q proved and established
fact that science has given TO the world, in
HosrETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
Avegetsble invigorant, which permantly braces
up and sustains the feeble physique, whether the
lack Of strength and stamina be an inherent de-
teat or Iie reSub VI cAihueous SAuseo-
yfgeneral debility is not disease, it is soh,e-
thing worse. viz: condition which predisposes
the body to succumb TO all Influences that pro-
duce disease. We ere continually surrounded
and beset, more or less, by injecting elements.
Neither the purest mir or the purest water Is
perfectly pure. And in regions whore both are
absolutely poisnnous, how shall the weakly oon-
stitution aud frail system resist theio deadly
effects unless fortified my artificial means! II
the BlTTERS arc the reinforcing. vitaliiing.
sustaining preparation they are claimed TO be
and on this hand the testimony in their favor Is
overwhelming and ineontrovertible-the il 10
absolutely fatuitous in any man or woman.
suffering from physical weakness. not to resort
70 20 potent : rrmedy. When an epidemic 10
prevailing. OF in prospect, the best safeguards
are perfect digestion, arm nerves. and wise
employ ment Of the means which science has
placed q the disposal Of the public Is autidotes
against atmospheric affection. Among the lat
HOsrErrER's BiTTERS
dsserved!y enjoy the highest rel utation through
out the Western world.
- Remember that phy sieal vigor ID the beat
defense against disease. end that it may be in
ofthis celebrated tonic.
Bowel Complaints. Collie. Diarrhea, Dyson
| terry, Cholera Morbus. and Constipation.
Bilious Choio 10 disorder characterized by
wha. Parscslsas calls atrecious pain. The tor
| ture extends over the whole abdomen. and q
strong man VIRTUES undse it - If upon the rack.
The Brrssas are useful 70 relieve the paroxvsms
but it is . sure means Of preventing recur.
renee ofle attack that they are particularly rec
commended. Tone the liver asd The bowels with
this gentle stimuAnt md eorrsetive. and you
will asver BE- troubled with the sgsnising end
dangerous complaint known - Bilious Collie.
| CHRONIC DIARRHEA.
There is scarcely any difference OF opinion
among regular ply sicians as regards the treat
mcnt CT chrome diarrhea. Most Of them have
teretofors recon me nded atablespeon full or tea.
spoonful OF brandy 70 be given several times q
day rney one and all admit that astringents
aud tonics are required. This being admitted
the main thing is TO give the best tonic and ~
tringent that can be produced and THAT ha,
been proved by expert nee, and under the hes,
chemical tests, to be
HOSfETrER's STOMACH BlTTERS.
The symptoms 81 Chronie Dyspepsia are ire
quent discharges generally, with some pain and
gripping; restlessncss, thirst, poor appetite de.
bility. loss Of aesh, dry. rough, and somewhat
sallow skin. the tongue dry and dark -coiored
The food often passes through the bowels near.
~ in the condition in which il WAS swallowed
thus showing that the gastric juices 10 either
not generated in sufficient quantity. or that II
has not the solvent properties necessary 70 de-
compose the masticated food The liver is gen
crallv out Of order. and the bowels afflicted with
| . low grade of inflammation.
Under these circumstances a medicine slight
iy aperient. as we'll as tonic and anti bilious, i,
absolutely required and such a medicine il
HOSTETTER'S BlTTERs
Let it be borne in mind. however, that chron
l ic diarrhea, as well as the acute form OF III,
disease which leads to it, may always be avoid
| ed by keeping up the tone Q! the stomach ant
of the mucous membrane Of the sintestlnes viii
| this salutary and harmless iuvigorant. 1t is
great thing to restore to regularity disorderet
function. bu. it Is still better TO exclude the ne
Il
tiles.
All sluggards aequia- to be stimulated and
] yet. strange TO say. the sluggish bowels are
often subjected to treatment which in the end
increases their torpidity. and renders q com
plaint easily cured in the beginning, obstinate
~ chronic. Let the constipated beware Of
drastic pills and portions. They invariably Ok.
gray ate the disorder. combination of
wholesome stimulant with = mild, soothing lax.
/ alive is what is needed. In
HOSrETTER'S .ITTERS
The sufferer has this important desideratum.
course Of this genial corrective will eventually
cure every form Of constipation. and remove
| the heodache, dizziness. fevsrishness, nausea
muddy -miude dness, by which it is usually &C.
! companied. Some persons who are BY consti
tuition Of . constipsted habit may overcome ths
difficulty and achieve perfect regularity By
using the BlTTERS daily in eonfor mity with
| the directions.
TIE THREE MOST IMPORTANT PERIODS
OF LIFE.
Physicians divide life into I've distinct psriodl
the 6rst extending from birth to the age o.
seven years, the second from the seventh 70 hi
fouftseath year. the third iron the fourteenth
70 the twenty first ysar. the fourth from ths
twenty first year TO the fortieth year, the 6fst
from she fortieth year - the close Of life'i
strange. eventual history" Shakespeare d
vides life into "ssves agse;" but 6vs il th,
number adopted BY the faculty.
In Whist 10 called the ''third period" the i'm