New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

rn,1moN-erNsE YIEW of the mode

the human system. lnls is an dBc ol lhq"i'''
Peorle want TO know the why and wherefore
of all statements submitted to them as tactS
and, as far as this great Protective ana 1--WE
GRANT is concerned, it is proposed 10 s'"'lI'
them. All the physicians admit that 'lo
est difficulty they encounter IN tIieii pi"'.'Io pI
is in conveying TO the seat OF uiSe"S' " ~ :.
icament that will counteract ana hcu'i"''N0 -
Electricity has been tried for this purpose;
bnt II is now ccnerally admitted that the elec-
tr,c Anid ;S too subtle an agent TO DC maze
tIo vehicle Of medication. 1t shocks the nerves
l,,t oo,,,,ot distribute through the system any
t,;,(, ovrent itself Medicated electricity
: - short. an exploded humbug. but
rooid stimulant, as everybody knows,
oon, he charged with the essential
1,anerties of any and every substance
in the Materia Nedicd, and there is no herbal
extract which it will not hold in solution, with
oIl its preventive and curative virtue unim-
haired. Now, tho pure liquid stlmulant OF
which Hostetter's Bitters are III part composed
is charged with invaluable vegetable remeaes'
and these, by reason of its powerful diiiusVe
principlc. il conveys to every organ, and nitro
duccs into the circulation. 10 use n coh!inon conn y.
expression, it goes to the spot, taking WIN IL
inst what is wanted there. The essence OF l{o
wOuld undoubtedly dilluse itself through the
organization as swiftly, II adminiSteie9 pu!
and simple, rs if mixed with the lulceS oI loIIC
cnd alternative roots harkS, and herbs. but ol
what uSc would it be without their healing;
Strengthening, lifc-sustaiIing halmI 1t Wonld
merely ercitc. 1t would neither pFQlcct hoi
cYrc. And herein lies the essential dlherehce
between the effect of the purest stlmulant
when given alone, and the same sl,hlul"lss ny
when administered in the medicinal folm OF
! Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters. Good Mononga-
! hela spirit is doubtless the mlldest ana most
! nnocuous of all the varieties OF liquor Dut IL
only becomes heathtul medicine when I'M
| pYegnatcd with the vegetable elements en-
] nloTcd in the preparation of the Btters,
TO D,spFpTIC SUrrERERs.-Undert the gen
er,I head of DyspepSia may be caSscd al the
varieties OF indigestion. lis symptoms are 20
various, and differ 50 much III dlItlehI llui.
yiduals that 1t IS almost imposslUio 20 IiSsd i1dc
them. In fact some OF them are utterly lhde-
scIibable 1t may be safely asserted, however
fiat Dalf the diseases Of mankind spring Irolh
q disordercd state OF the stomach; ana that
the other half, whatever their origin, react
/ u,on that sensitive and important organ.
NmonG the ordinary indications of dyspepsia,
are hatulence, a blOated and tull tcelmg ABOUT
| the stomach and abdomen Immediately aIlSi
eating; a gnawmg sensation, or 4 sense Oh IoI-
/ lowncss at the pit of the stomach 1ctWeSh
meals; a heavy dull 1eeling III 'he he'u' IecoIo
OF unsteady appetite, occasional nausea restless,
moss during the night, and a weary, Urcircslcd
feeling on rising in the mornings pAlplta-
ton of the heart, depression OF mind, sOiuc-
times amounting 10 monomanla; loss 0i mem
OIv confusion of thought, sour stomach, WIN
raising of food; and q choking sensation ID the
throat. dnncSs of the eye pain IN the da-
phragm. fecbeness and disinclinatlon Tor eNer-
ton. and sometimes cnaclatlOn anu COZ psf
like uqllOr These are few OF the direct signs
of dyspepsia; but rs 1t Is generally complicated
with succihc affections OF the bowels, the hycr,
and tie nerves, It's victims have many addl-
tiOnSl tOrucntS, which are technCMiy attllp-
uted TO other causes. The best ADVICE that can
lie given to anv one who has the slightest pre-
disposition TO dyspepsia, Is To fortliy bis or her
digestive organs by the daily use OF Hos
! letters Bitters. The disease proceeds from
/ lack of vigOr in the stomach, and this
/ vitalizng preparation VIII tone ana reno
/ vate that organ. If the gastric appar-
! atus is in good working order and can perfectly
| dissolve and thoroughly assimilate the food sub
mittCd to its operation, there VIII De no uybpep-
sia. If il cannot do tins, IT requires reinforce
| mcut and the best OF all reinforcing agents
should be forthwith rcSOrted TO. The stomach
il the cOmmssarv of the system. 10 supplies
The clements of life 10 the whole body. In II IS
prepared the material OF blood muscle bone
I and fiber: and If II fails 10 Duryey that material
I in sufficient quantity, and Oi a proper kind, the
/ whole body suffers, and with % the mental fdcul
/ ties. Therefore, protect the " "COmmls,ary De-
partmcntN Don't let the enemy obtain posses
/ sion OF it. Ii is easier To prevent disease from
getting into IN organ than to cXpcl II after II
Incomes a chronic fixture. Consider the GTst
indication OF uneasncss in the stomach AS sign
that dyspepsia is preparing to attack, and balic
f6 ut once with this great Icpeliaut. But III II
! IL too late to prevent, remember that It Is not
/ too late TO cure. It is believed that there is
( no case of chronic indigestion that can with
/ stand the remedial operation OF llOstctters
/ Siouoch BtteTs. This belief Is grounded on
/ twelve wears experience of the efficacy of the
/ prcparation. The first instance OF Us failure
/ 10 give relief is yet uuclrOnicled. If 1t ever
/ had failed, the voluminous correspondence ad-
dressed to the propnetors from al! parts OF the
/ United States and South America would at
/ least include one letter expressing dlssatlstac
ton. But no; there is not one. The testi-
monv, extending over period OF more than q
! dozen years, il all OF the same approving
tenor Certainly this is u sufficient warrant
for claiming that the Bltters are specific for
indigestion in all its varieties.
/ Ladies I'm delicate health viii find lIOstetters
Stomach Bitters wonderfully adapted to the
| relief of the difficulties TO which they are sub
/ iected. The preparation, IN cases of this KIND,
has double operation. Ii not only controls
| the local irregularities which occasion the dis
tress but, acting simultaneously upon the
| whole nervous system, checks the tendency 10
| hysteria and despondency which almost al
WAYS accompanies such disturbances. Ladies
who are about to become mothers Will find IT
! a sovereign balm for the uneasy sensations
which they experience, and as cordial for
| sustaining the strength while nursing, it is
| warmly recommended Dy InaHy hdhlIy physl-
clans. At the most critical periods of
woman's life, viz. When she becomes
of marriageabe age and when
| she is verging upon the latter epoch
| of her life, which is generally considered
the most dangerous, the Bitters will most in
dubitably help to lessen The pains and perils
incident thereto. Scldy wives and mothers
are advised to give the medicine a trial. They
are earnestly assured that it contains no in
gredent that can possibly do harm to the
feeblest of their number, while it undoubtedly