The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

Strange say all the called infaible systems OF
treatment which good natured public is invited pat
ronize proposes TO d battle with disease has
fastened upon its victims not to anticipate and bae its
attacks. Now the grandest and most important mission
of medical science sickness but prevent
IT. Remedial agents would of COURSE never be needed if
by OF antidotes taken in advance, all disorders
could be averted Tin perhaps is not possble but it is
experience that lIosteters Stomach come
TO the standard perfection. protective med
cine than any medicine use while rs for remedy for
large class If complaints and vitazing aud strength
renewing agent in of physical debility whether
stitutiona produced by aventtious great
admitted by liberalnnded medical practitioners
and avouced by the most voUminuns of testimony
hat has been accumulated favor of any and
ate native.
Fifty ears ago the faculty. rule, took sides with
disease agaiG,st nature OF such their de
sign but such unquesouabiy their practice II cir
intentions good. but their pathology aud method OF
treatment were atrocously wrong Bistering bleeding
sava,ing violent purgation, and upeacton with
cotics were then the Of the pro
lancet used freely in intermittent ievers and
the brain excited, off the patients hair and
supplanted by canhariieS p aser Calonel and
jaap administered in '.heroc' doses in bowel COM
plants. and the system saturated with mercury as
specific for liver disease and scrotnous dstmpers This
of treatment source of profit TO
ana undertakers, but deadly TO the subjects of It. 1t
brought mourning into countless houses, and filled nnu-
merahle graves.
The era of violent and indscrminate depletion has
ed away-never, it is hoped return; and the immense
Importance Of inygoraon is recognized. But, the
introduction of ostetters Stomach Btters neither the
public the knew where look pure
h9mless invigorant. For many the ordinary alco-
holic stimulants had been becoming and more i'm
pure until the careful and conscientious practitioners
?rad prescribe them and il blessed day
sick and feeble when this innocuous and powerful Vege
table tonic ushered into existence supply their
place. Its advent the great sanitary event of the
nineteenth century The spr liquors of seventeen
years ago much adulerated but they nfin-
tey less dangerous than the acid and consuming posons
vended under the name in grocery and
bars. On the other hand, the smuant empoye
in the manufacture of the Bters is far preferable the
finest distilled from the grape the 1t is
peak the febood of the wholesome of cereals
sound rye. But this admirable stmulant k merely the
vehicle by which their active power is increased The veg
etable ingredients ntermixed with the alcoholic base,
comprise thirteen OF the most potent etable tonics
correcves alternatives at known in medical boz
and it is TO their oreration quickened it by the
pure exharant with which they combined, that the
preparation owes its wonderful efficacy means OF
ulatng reinforcing and protecting from deeterous nu-
10 the human ply ysique.
Although the medical profession alive to the value
of Isteers Bitters restorative and il has been
troduced extensively in their private practice and into
many public hospitals and nfrmares they do seem
to form proper estimate of its Importance
combating the predispos causes of disease. Far more
eCacouS than sanitary Gordon th1t could be estab
sed round infected district would be the
antido,e by such the inhabits had yet
feced the epidemic virus. its effect is to entow the
system with resistant power. Its properties direct
antgonsm the evil tendencies imprisoned atmos-
phere, and all the depresons and morbid Influences
which predposed the body the reception of disease
For these it specially and sy recommends
ed all whose circumstances and surroundings unt-
vorabe to the preservation of heath to the inhabitants
of localities clearngs and alluvial s1s
travellers who many have to encounter varieties
temperature and drink many kinds of their Jour
pey; residents and sojourners in tropical climes
persons whose occupations pursued in crowded rooms
where the ventilation is imperfect; to those who de-
barred from due exercise in the open air: individuals
engaged In mental labor; to ladies debiitaed and
depressed by peculiar their and to the large
class of the community whose mental energies
| taxed by the cares and perplexlties of business.