New-York tribune., 1869-03-31
, COMMON SENSE VIEW OF THE MODE


rrborefore of all statements submitted to them
az facts, and as far as this great Protective ana
Inyieorant is concerned, it is proposed 10
crafty them. All the physicians admit thac
the greatest difficulty they encounter IN their
practice is in conveying to the seat OF disease
a medlcament that will counteract and neutral
ize IT, Electricity has been tried for this pur-
nose. but it is now generally admitted that the
electric fluid is too subtle an agent to De
made the vehicle of medication. 1t shocks the
nerves, but cannot distribute through the sys-
tenn anything except itself. Medlcated elec-
tricity is, in short an exploded humbug. But
LIQUID stimulant, as everybody knows, can DE
charged with the essential properties OF any
and every substance in the Materia Medtca, ana
there is no herbal extract which it Will not
hold in solution with all its preventive and
curative virtues unimpaired.
Now the pure liquid stimulant OF which HOS
letters Bitters is in part composed, Is charged
with Invaluable vegetable remedies, and these,
by reason of its powerful diffusive principle, 1t
conveys to every organ, and introduces into tne
circulation. To use common expression, IL
goes to the spot, taking with 1t just what Is
wanted there. The essence of rye would un-
doubtedly dffuse itself through the organization
AZ swiftly if administered pure and simple, as
mixed with the juices of tonic and Alternative
roots, barks, and herbs But of what use would
it bo without their healing strengthening, me-
sustaining balmf 1t would merely excite. Ii
would neither protect or cure. And herein lies
the essential difference between the effect of the
purest stimulant, when given alone, and the
ainic the mpdI-
cinal form of Hostetters Stomach Bltters. Good
Nononoahela spirit is doubtless the miidest and
most innocuous of all the varieties OF liquor,
but il only becomes healthful medicine when
impregnated with the vegetable clements en-
ployed in the preparation OF the Bltters.
TO DYsPEPTIC SUFFERERs.-Under the gen
oral head of Dyspepsia may be classed all the
varieties of Indigestion. Its symptoms are so
various, and differ so much in different lndlyl-
duals, that it is almost impossible to classify
them. I'm fact some of them are utterly In
describable 1t may be safely asserted, how;
ever, that half of the diseases of mankind
spring from dis0rdered state of the stomach,
and that the other half, whatever their origin,
react upon that sensitive and important organ.
Among the ordinary indications of dyspepsia
are fiatulence, a bloated and full feeling about
the stomach and abdomen Immediately after
eating, a gnawing sensation, or sense OF hOl-
lowness at the pit of the stomach between
meals, heavy, dull feeling in the head,
feeble or unsteady appetite. occasional nausea
restlessness during the night and weary, un-
refreshed feeling on rising in the morning,
palpitation of the heart, depression of mind,
sometimes amounting 10 mOnomanla, loss or
memory, confusion of thought, sour stomach,
with raising of food, and a choking sensation
in the throat dimness of the eye, pain in the
diaphragm, feebleness and disincllnatlon for
eyertion and sometimes emaclatl0n and
corpse-like pallor These are a few of the di-
rect signs Of dyspepsia, but as 1t Is generally
complicated with specific affections OF the bow
els the liver, and the nerves, ITS victims haye
many additional tOments which are technically
attributed to other causes.
The best advice that can be given to any one
who has the slightest predlsposition to dyspepsia,
is 10 fortify his or her digestive organs by the
daily use of Hostetters Bitters. The disease pro-
ceeds from lack of vigor in the stomach, and
this yitalizing preparation will tone and reno
vate that organ. If the gastric apparatus is 10
good working order, and can perfectly dissolve
and thoroughly assimllate the 1000 suOnlltte9
to its operation there will be no dyspepsia. If
il cannot do this, it requires reinforcement, and
the best of all reinforcing agents should DC
forthwith resorted to- The stomach is the COM
mssary of the system. II supplies the elements
of life to the whole body. In 1t Is prepared
tlle material of blood, muscle, bone, and fiber.
and if it fails to purvey that material Id sum-
clent quantity and of a proper KIND, the whole
body suffers and with it the mental faculties.
Therefore protect the "COmmissary Depart
of it. 1t is easier to prevent disease from getting
into an organ than TO eXpel it after it becomes
chronic fixture. Consider the first indication
of uneasness in the stomach as sign chat dys-
pepsia is preparing to attack, ana OalDe IL at
once with this great repellant
But il it is too late to prevent, remember
that it is not too late to cure. 1t is believed
that there is no case OF chrome indigestion
that can withstand the remedial operation OF
Uostetter's Stomach Bitters. This belief is
grounded on twelve years experience of the
efficacy of the preparation. The first instance
of its failure to give relief Is yet unchr0ulcled.
If it ever had failed, the volumlnous cores.
pondenee addressed to the proprietors from all
narts of the United States and South America,
would at least include one letter expressing
dissatisfaction. But, no, there is not one. The
testimony, extending over period OF more than
dozen years is all of the same approving
tenor Certainly this is q sufficient warrant for
claiming that the Bltters are speclhc Tor III
digestion in all its varieties
Ladies i'm delicate health will find IlOstetters
Stomach Btters wonderfully adapted To the re-
lief of the difficulties to which they are sub
iected. The preparation IN cases OF this KIND
has a double operation. lt not only controls
the local irregularities which occasions the dis
tress, but acting simultaneously upon the whole
nervous system, checks the tendency to hyste-
rim and dependency which almost always
| accompanies such disturbances. Ladies who are
about To become mothers will find II a sovereign
balm for the uneasy sensations which they eX-
perience; and AS cordial for sustaining the
| strength while nursing it is warmly recon-
mended by many family physicians. At the
most critical periods of wOman's life, viz: when
she becomes of marrageable age, ana when she
| is verging upon the latter epoch of her life
! which is generally considered the most danger
Gus. the Bitters will most indubitably help t.
lessen the pains and perils incident thereto.
Sicl,ly wives and mothers are advised TO give
| tbe medicine N trial They are earnestly
| assured that IL contains no ingredient that eau
possibly do any harm to the feeblest OF their
humber, while it undoubtedly contains the III