Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02
4 COMMON SENSE VIEW
OF TRE MODE
IN Which
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters
ACT UPON TIE HUMAN system.

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
ACT UPON TIE HUMAN SYSTEM.
THIS IL AN AGE OF ENQUIRY. PEG
PIE want 30 know the Why and wherefore OF all
statements submitted 70 them a. facts. and AZ
far as this ersa. Protective and Iuvigerant 10
concerned, /, is proposed 10 CRAFTY ,hsm. All
the physicians admit hat the greatest difficulty
they encounter in their practice, 10 in conveying
TO the ssst Of diseass msdicsmsnt that will
countsrsct and nsusralizs it. Electricity has
been tried fer this purpose, but II 10 aow gsnsr-
ally admitted that the electric Auid 10 too subtle
On agent to BE- made the vehicle Of medication.
1t shocks the nerves. but cannot distribnts
through the system ANGLING exec. itsslf.-
Medicated electricity -, IN short, an exploded
humbug But liquid stmulant. ~ everybody
knows, can DO charged vita the essential prop
critics Of any and every substance in the Aatsria
Medica, and there 10 ne herbal extract which it
will not hold in solus,os With oil its preventive
and curative virtue uuimpaired.
Now the pure liquid stimulans Of which HOS
letters BITrERS are in part composed, 10
charged with invaluable vegetable remedi and
these, by reason Of its powerful didusIve priaci
pie, IL conveys TO every organ and introduces
into the circuiatios. To use . common express
siop, 1t goes TO the spot taking with it just what
is wanted there. The essence of rye would un-
doubtsdly ditfuss itself through the organize
ticn ~ swiftly if sdninistered pure and simple,
as if mixed with the juices of tonic and alters
tive roots, barks and herbs. But Of what use
would it be without their healing. strengthen
ing, life sustang balm II would merely excite
1t would neither protect nsr cure. And herein
lies the essential difference between the effect Of
the purest stmulsnt ween given alone, and the
same stinulant when administered in the medi-
cal form Of HOSTETTER'S STOAACA BIT
mildest and most innocuous of all the varieties
Of liquor, but it Only becomes . heslthfui medi-
cine whom impregnsted with the vegetable ele
ments employed in the preparation Of the Bit
tiers.
TO DrsPBP.l &c SuFvEanRs.-Un der the general
head of Dyspepsis may be .lasse oil the vsris
ties Of indigestion. Its symptoms are 90 "a.
rious. and differ 80 much 10 different indi vduals,
that it 10 almost impossible to classify them. In
fact, some of them are utterly Undesirable. II
may be safely asserted. however, that half Of
the diseases of msnk md spring from disor-
dered state Of the stomach and that the other
hall, whateveP their origin, react upon thai sen
sative asd important organ. Among the ordin
ary indications Of dyspep sis are fstulence, .
bloated and full feeling about the stom sch and
abdomen Immediately AFTER eating, gnawi.g
sensation, or . eallowness at the pit Of the
stomach between meals, . heavy dull feeling
in the heed. feeble o. unsteady appetite. oeea
sional nausea. restlessnsss during the night
and weary, unrsfreshed feeling on rising in
tho morning, ralpitation Of the heart, depre
sion Of mind. sometimes amounting to mono
mania, loss OF memory, confusion of thought,
sour stomach, attn raising of food. and . choek-
ing sensation in the throat. dimnesso of the eye.
pain in the diaphragm /; fesbleness and disa
nation for exertion. and sometimes emaciation
and . corpse like pallor. These are few Of the
direct signs Of despspsia, bot as it is generally
with specific affections Of the bow.
els. the liver, and the nerves, its victims have
many additional terments, which are technical
~ attributed to other causes.
The best advice that can be given to anv one
who has the slightest prsdisposition to dispsp-
sia is to fortify his or her digestive organs BY
the daily use of Hoststter's Brtters The dis
Ease proceeds from . lack Of vigor in the
atemsch. and this vitslizing preparation will
lone and renovate that organ. II the gastric
apparatus 10 IN good working order. and can
perfectly dissolve and thoroughly assimilate tho
food submitted TO its operation, there will be
no dyspepsia. II ii cannot do this it requires re.
enforcement. and the best Of all reinforcing
agents. should be forthwith resortsd to. The
stomach is the commissary Of the system. II
supplies the elements of life TO the whole body
In IT 10 prepared the material Of blood, muscle
bone and fibre. and if fails purvey that ma
erial in sufficient quantity. and Of . props-
lind, the whole body suffers, and with il the
mental faculties. Therefore protect the " Com
nissary Department" Don't let the enemy OBJ
ain possession Of il. IL is easisr to prevent
disease from getting into organ than TO die
,el il after il becomes chronic fixture. Con
'ider the first indication Of uneasiness in the
stomach as sign that dyspepsia is preparing
% attack, and battle it At once with this great
'epelant
hut Il 1t Is too late to prevent. remember that
is not to late to cure. It is believed that there
. no case of chronic Indigestion that can with
Il .C
STOMACH BIrrsRs. This belief is grounded on
welve years experienc &c Of the efficacy Of the
preparation The first instance Of its failure to
give relief is vet unchrooicled. lift ever had
allied, the volulninous correspondence addressed
% the proprietors from all parts OF the United
States aui South America would at least include
,ne letter expressing dissatisfaction. But no,
here is not one The testimony extending over
l,psriod of nors than dozen years, is all ofthe
'sms approving tenor. Certainly this IS u suf-
icient warrant for claiming that the BIr,ERs are
! SrEciric for INpressrroN In all its varieties.
Ladies in delicate Meath will find HosIErrER's
3ronAcH BrrrKas wonderfully adapted to the re
ief Of the difficulties to which they are subject
I'd. The preparation in cases of this kind has
double operation it not only controls the locs'
Irregularities which occasion the distress, but
citing simultaneously upon the whole nervous
system, checks the tendency to ny steria and des
pondenev which almost axays accompanies such
Ladies who are about 20 become
mothers will find it asoveieign balm for the un-
Easy sensations which they experience, and IS
: cordial for sustaining the strength while nurs-
ing, 1t 10 warmly recommended by many family
ply scians. Al the most critical periods of wo-
man life, viz: when she becomes Of , marriage
able age. and when she 10 verging upon the lat
YER epoch OF her Ifs. which 10 generally consid
bred the most dangerous. the BsrsEas will moot
help 10 lessen The pains and perils
incident thereto.
Sickly wives and mothers are advised TO give
the medicine trial. They are earnestly assured
that it contains no ingredient that can possibly
do harm 20 the fseblest If their number. while
it undoubtedly contains the invigorating princi-
pie which their enervsi ed systems require
Let them beware OF the cordial drops and tine
tures often prescribed fer invalid ladies. All
these medcaments are mainly composed ofcom
mon alcohol. and ere. therefore, Injurious. The