Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-26


aware. from mis- sensations, that he had . ssom-
ach. Alas how many thousands Of Americans
are painfully and almost necessarily reminded
Of the existence Of that organ :. Dr. Fr.nklin's
Conversation with the Gous vas not sccompan-
led by more unpleasant twings than are sxper-
fenced BY countless host of dyspep,lcs every
day.
In many dyspeptic cases the sufferers have
chiefly thsnselvss to blame. The ixestivsd
apparatus IL not composed Of gutts psrcha, Tor
Of horn, but Of delicate insegumenss. and 1t
ought, inssmuch - II supplies thea whole body
With nourishment. to receive some degree Of
consideration. But il seldom does. The stom.
sch is not unfrequentiy treated with the most
irrational isgrasisads ssA II IL svsnsss ito
abuse BY torturiag ito abuses, the verdict Of
impartial justice must be, Served him right
But, although il 10 leasy enough 70 superin.
drce indigestion BY deliberately violating the
hysienic laws which animals without the eifs Of
reason instinctivsly observe, the mere return
to more regular and rational course Of lif. sci.
dom. ifsver, cures the evil. The tone OF the
stomach must;bs restored and diet ,aad reei.
mes will not of themselves eject this object.
The only sure resource. lin such cases ana
very pleasant and palatabls resource il ISIS
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
indigestion, in its chronic phase sof Dyspep.
sia, Is believed u be more prevalent in the
United statesthsn in any other country, and
though often brought % BY . reckless disregard
ofths conditions upon which . perfect sssimi-
lation ofths food taken into the Dbtomsch de-.
ponds. 10 also refsrabls to many ether causes.
6riefand anxiety, lack of proper exercise, in.
ordidats toll. excessive mental application, sr.
posurs 70 sudden alienation Of. hest or cold. in
sufficient or unwholssals diet. the Civilizations
from marshy lands. the snuvis from uueles,lv
streets and overcrowded dwellings. and what.
ever else tends to dspress the vital snsrsies.
have . tendency TO paradise the organs Of diess
ton. These are evils inssperabls from the lot
Of thousands /; aad. since this 10 the ease. com.
non prudeucs:: dictates that .hsir effects shoule
il possible. be gsardsd against BY rs-eafsrcing
end reinvigoratiag the wonderful mechanical
and .ehenical apparatus which furnishes susie
nance to every part of.shs system. II III. s.on.
ach is wrong. Hits wrong, 1t would be a reas
onsbls to expect watch with an injured main
spring to keep itrue time, a. to suppose that
any Of the functions Of the body can 70 on reg
alarly and BEAUTIFULLY whom the stomach 10 out
Of order.
lis obvious, therefore. that the grand object
81 all persons whose svoeations are un favorable
10 health. or who are subjected, from any cause
whatever. to debilita.ing influences, should b
10 increase the vigor and activity Of the great
lssimilating, lifs.sustaining organ. No tonic
ias yet been discovered which accomplishes |
hls object 20 certainly. 20 rapidly. 90 safely,
md 50 agreeably - Hostettsr's Bittera BY . |
timely resort to this pure medicine stimulant,
dyspepsia may always be prevented and BY its
persistent use that affecting disease may al ways
% cured. The assertion has been made that il |
sincurable. This 10 an unmtiga.ed and cruel
alsehood. Let no dyspeptic believe it for q
moment. An unbroken chain of afirmat
testimony, extending over . period Of seven
cen wears, proves. beyond shadow Of . doubt
hat Hoste.ter's Stomach Bitters are . speei8
or dyspepsia in all its various types, aad even
Then hereditary and constitutional The rec
rd il open to all who choose to consult il. and
ne list OF Witnesses comprises hundreds II in
viduals of the highest standing in society,
gainst whose trustworthiness no caviler will
enture to wag . finger.
This Famous Vegetable Stomachic differs in |
me important regard from every other before
he public. 1t is not an irritant. II dees not
Ike the fiery tincturss Of the Pharmacopoeis.
xcite the nervous system. On the contrary.
IS effect Is to calm physical irritation while il
heers. lts effect upon the coates Of the stom
ch is balsamic. not in6amitory. and It does not
lnduly stimulate either the heart or the
rain,
Finally, it is the one thing ncedful for the
prevention and cure ofindigestion and moth
ny will supply its place. The Bittsrs are . reg
'lating medicine. The excretory organs are
afety valves Of the system. Through the bow
10. the pores. and the kidneys are discharged
he refuse Of the materials which sustain. |
trengthen, and renew that wonderful piece Of
minated mechanism, the human body. It 10.
therefore,. obvious II At If the bowe,s do not per-
orm their allotted tasks efficiently, the scaven-
or work Of the system. which is a. i'm ,ortant |
. its sustentation, must be impsrfectly done.
he intestiues are the waste pipes Of the animal
tructure. AID you might - we'll expect city
o be healthy with its sewers clogged up or in
uins. as hope for strength and vigsr in the hu.
nan physique when its main dischsrging or
ans are in an unnatural condition.
Constipation, bilious collie. cholera morbus. |
y sentery, Inflammation of the bowels, asd in
Iced oil intestinal diseases. however different
n their types and symptoms. have their pri-
nary source in want Of tone in the membrane
Ihich lines the slimentary and exeretory pas
ages. The irritasieB which produces fux 10
ust ~ much tue result Of weakness % the tor
er which causes csstivsness. Disrrhoa is the
irect consequence Of loss Of retsntivs power,
nd constipation VI loss Of sxpulsive power
no effect Of violent pu-gst,ves in either co.,
urgency 10 to lower instead Of renewing the
oss Of The already weakened organs.
hostetter's Bittsrs has been administered
nth marked success in constipation. and for
his reason, It 10. - 10 speak. any aperient ton
in other words. IL gently dislodges and re-
,ovss the fiscal obstructioss, and at the Same
me imrarts healthy stiulss 70 the mucous il
'gunents which line the dischsfging ehaansl.
hin double action soon restores regularity |
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