Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09

A COMNOy-SEySE VIEW Of the mode in
IA which Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs act upon
tho human system. This Is an age Of iuqui"y
Peorle wan; to know the why and wkeiesorc OF
all o. atsments ADMITTED 10 them as fscts ssd
10 concerned. /, 10 proposed 10 crafty them
All the physicians admit that the srss,st az
ssulsy they encounter l. .h~,r practice is,n CON
vey,nG 70 the.seat ~ : d,.-a.a = m-dirsrsn,
that viii cou.,-ra-t .na n.nnsli,. u r'.r,
richly has been " I'd tr, this rn.res. hs, y y
sow gesssally admitted that the .lss,'ir n"'a
{. too subtitle en- agent 10 b. r,els tha ,sbie'. ~
medication. I, shocks the sst,.s. tn, ss""e'
distribute thssush ,h. srstsm srvthine ss.ap'
itself Msd,cs,sd sieeu eli, Il. 10 sh.,i. sa.s
ploded humbug ilu, hqai .,mulsu,. ss
every body knows. can be charged ~th the 80
sentiri properties Of ony aud every substance IN
thd HIfria Ne.i,ea. and there's no herbal ~
tract which IL will no, hold IN solution. With .li
its preventive and curative virtue onimpsssd.
Nov. the pure liquid stiwulant 81 which los
sstter's Bitters are in part composed ischnrged
with in, aiusblc vegetable remedies and these.
By reason Of its powerful d,Gus,ve p,iactple. I,
conveys 10 every organ, and introduces into tho
circulation To use common expression. II
goes to the spot, taking with IL just what Ia
doubtedly di6uss itself through the organisation
a. swiftly, II administered pure anh simple. o.
il mixed with the juices Of tonic and Alternative
roots, barks. and herbs. Hut Of what uas would
il BE- without their healing. strengthening. life
sustsipiox balmi It would merely excite. l,
would neither protect nor care. And herein
lies the essential difference between the effect
Of the purest stimulant whss given slone. end
the same stimu,ant whom administrs ed in The
medicinal form Of lloststter's Stomach Brtters.
Good Monosg ahela spirit 10 dOubtle,s the mild
sst and most innoeueus Of oil the Varieties Of
liquor butt only becomes hsalthful medicine
when inpresnated with che vegetable elements
employed in the preparation ofths Bi.tsrs
TO DYsssrrIc SvSvsasas. Under the genera
head Of Dyspspsis may b elasssd all the Va.
rietiss Of indinestion. lite symptoms are 80 Va
rious, and differ 90 much in different individ
uals that IL is lmost impossible to classify
them. In fact some ofthem are utterly hides
eribable. 1t may be safely asserted, however.
that half the diseases of mankind spring from
. di.ordered state ofthe stomach and that the
other half, whatever their origin, react upon
that sensitive and important organ. Among
the ordinary indicationr Of dyspepsia, are aAtu-
lencs, . bloated and full feeling about the stom-
Gch and abdomen Immediately after eating .
gnawiDg sensation. or . sense Of hollownsss at
the pit Of the stomach between meals aheavv,
dull feallng in the head, feeble or unsteady sp-
petite, occasional nauser, restlessness during
the night. and weary, unrefreshsd feeling on
rising in the morning ;palpatation OF the hear
depression OF mind. sometimes an bunting
msnomsnia less Of m.mory, confusion OF
thought, sour stomach. With .ralsing OF food !;
and chosking sensation in the throat, d,mnes IS
Of the eye, pain 10 the diaphragm feebleness
and ji.inciastion for exer.ion, and sometimes
emaciation and corpse like pailor. These are
. few Of the direct s,gns Of dyspepsia but as il
IS generally complicated with specific affections
Of the bowels, the liver. aud the nerves i,s
victems have many additional torme nts, which
Ars technically attributed to ether causes. The
best advice that can be given to any one who
has the slightett predsposi,ien to dyspep.ia, is
70 tortify his or her digestive organs by tho
iaily use Of Hostettsrs Bi.ters. The disease
scesds lack Of vlgor in the stomach
Ind this vitali1ing preparation will tone ana
'ensvats that organ. the gastric apparatus
d in good working order, and can perfectly dis
'olvs and thoroughly ass,milate the food sub
nittsd to its operation. there will be no dyspep-
Ne. II it cannot do tais, it requires reinforce
mens. and tie best Of oil reinforcing agents
should b forth With restored to. The stomach
y wv SOu@iouiouAty OI Tue oyUvem. IL sup
plies the elements OF life to the whole body. In
i 10 prepared the material of blood, muscle.
bone and fiber aud il il fails to purvay that
material in sufficient quantity, and Of . proper
kind. the whole body fufers, and with it the
mental faculties Therefore. protect the Com
missary Department. Don't let the enemy OBJ
lain possession Of it, II 10 easier to prevent
disease from getting isto an organ than to ex-
pei II after u bscomos shrenic fixture. Con-
Didsr the first indications of unsasiness in the
'tomash = sign that dyspepsia 10 prepsipg 10
lttack, and baft1e II ~ once with this great re-
pellant. But II IL 10 too late to pfeueni. remem-
Der that it 10 not too late to cure. II 10 believ.
"a that shrre 10 no case Of chronic indigestion
that can withstand the remedial operation OF
Stomach Bitters. This belief 10
grounded on twelve years experience Of the
D6cacy efths preparation. The first instance
II its tailerc 70 give relief 10 yet unchronieled
II il ever had failed, the voluminous eorrespon.
Hence addressed to the prop letters from oil parts
of the United States and South America would
Il least include one letter expressing dissatis-
|astisn. But NO there 10 not one. The tssti.
nony. extending over deriod Of more than .
tossn ysars, 10 ail Of the same approving tenor.
Certainly this j. . sufficient warrant for clam
nc that the Bistsrs are specific for indigss-
lion IN its varieties.
Ladies 10 delicate health will lind Hostester's
titters wonderfully adapted 10 the re-
lief Of the d,flculties to which they are snbjsct-
ID. The preparation. in cases st this kind. has
} double operation. IL not only coutrols the
ooal irregularities which occasion the distress,