Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-21

A CoNNON-sEvsE VIEW Of the mode in |
"A which Hostetsers Stomach Bittsrs act upon |
TIE human system. This 10 n age OF inquiry |
reople want to know the why and wheIcsore OF
oil statements submitted to them a. facts; and
a far - this great Protective and invigoran-
10 soscernsd. IL 10 proposed 70 crafty them
All h. physicians admit that the sreassst difs
hsulsy they encounter in their prssties 10 in cen
veying to the::seat ssf diseass . nedieamest
that will ssuatsraet and nsutraliae it. Elect |
rieity has bsen tired far this pu-poss but il 10
now gessvally admitted that he electric Auid
10 too subtitle an agent to Be made the vehicle o.
medication. II shscks the nerves. but saaaot
distribute through the system anything except
itself Msdieassd electricity IL, IN shsrs n q.
plodsd humbus. But liquid stimulsntss
every body knows. ess b charged With the 60
ssn.isl properties efeny and every substases in
thd Katsrsa Asdica, and thersis NJ herbal e.
tract which IL will not hold In solution, with ii;
t. preventive and curative virtue unimparsd.
Now, the pure liquid stinulant Of which Hos
letters Bittsrs are in part composed il charged
with invaluable vegetable remedies and these.
BY reason Of its powerful diffusive principle. Il
conveys 70 every organ, and introduces int the
circulation 70 use . common expression, II
goes 70 the spot, taking with il just what 10
wsutsd there. The essence Of rye would IN.
doubtsdly disdss itself through the organization
- swiftly, II saministersd pure sak simple, -
II mixed With the jnices Of tonic and Alternative
roots. banks. and hsrbs. But Of what ass wsuld
u b without their healing. strssgthsniss. life.
sustaising balmi II would nseely sxeiss. II
would neither protect nor cure. And herein
lies the essential difference between the eject
Of the pursst stimulant whsa given alsne. aad
the same stimuiaut whom adninissrassd II The
medicinal form Of Hoststter's Stomach Bittsrs.
Coed Monongahsls spirit il doubtlsss the mild
sst and most innoeuous Of Ill the varieties Of
liquor butt only becomes healthful nedisiss
when inpreg aatel with the vegetable slsmsnts
employed in the preparation sfths Bitssrs
To,DYsrspruo Svprsasas - Under the genera
head Of Dyspspsia may bs elssssd oil the W
rietissof indinestion. lts symptems are 70 "
rious, and differ 90 much in different in6ivid-
usls that it is lmost Impossible 10 classify
them. In fact some Of them are utterly indes-
cribabls. II may be safely asserted, however
hiatt half the diseases Of mankind spring from
. disordsred state ofths stomach /: and that the
other halt, whatsver their origin. react upos
that sensitive and important organ. Among
the ordinary indicatiens Of dyspepsia, ars aatu-
suce. . bloated and full feeling about the siem-
.eh and abdomen Immediately after eating .
gnawisg sensation, or sense of hellownsss ct
the pit Of the stomach between meals aheavy
dull feallng in the head, feeble or unsteady ap-
petite, occasional nauser, rsstlessness during
the night. and weary, unrefrsshed feeling on
risiug in the morntng palpatatien q the hear !,
dsprsss on OF mind, sometimes ansunting .
menomanis; less Of menesy, sonfussn Of
thought. ssur stomach. with, raising Of food !;
and chsaking sensation in the hroat, dimnes
Of the eye, pain in the diaphragm, feeblsness
and disinelinatien for exertiou, and sometimes
smaciatisn and corpss-lks pailor. These are
few Of the direct signs Of dyspspeis; but ~ il
10 generally complicated with specific Affections
ofths bowels, the liver, and the nerves. ito
victsms have many additional tormsnts, which
are technically attributed to ether causes. The
best advice that can be given to any enc who
has the slghteft prsdispositisn to dyspepsis. 10
to tortify his or her digestive organs BY the
daily use Of Hoststter's Bitters. The disease
o:esds lack u vlgor in the stousch
and this vitalizing preparation will tsne and
renevats that organ. If the gastric spparasus
10 in good working order. and can perfectly dis
solve and thoroughly ass,milsts The food sub
nisssd t. IL operation. there will b. Nc dyspsp-
STA 1t IT cannot do tais. II requires fUiuforce.
ment. ead tae best 81 oil reinforcine assnts
should be forth It'll reetorsA 70 The stomao b
y the commissionary Of the system. Il sup
plies the elements OF life 20 The whole body. IL
Mis prepared ths massrial Of blood, mnssls,
Material In sufficient quantity, and q proper
kind. the whole body faasss, and With L he
mental faeultiss Therefore. .protset The ssOen.
missasy Department" Dcn'tist the enemy OBJ
tam possession Of II. Il 10 sasier % prevent
disease from getting into an organ than 70 ~.
pei i afssr i becomes shrspic future. Con.
slider the FIRST indication Of unaasiasss in the
stomach - sign that dyspepsia 10 prspsius .
attack, aad bafie IL % once With this great re-
pellsns. Bat II IL . too late TO pfeuoai. remem.
Der that il 10 net TOO late TO sure IL d belisv.
Cd that thsrs 10 no case Of chronic indiRestiou
that can Withstand The remedial operation o.
Hoststter's Stomach Dittsrs. This belief u
grounded on twelve ysass' sxpsrisscs 81 ths
emessy 81 the preparation. The Arst instascs
Of tte seiiose . give relief 10 yet uuchronielea
II it ever led failed, the voiuminous eperespon.
dsnss :ddres:ed e the Prop letters fren eli parts
Of the Untted Seotes I'D Heuth America would
q least include enc lsttsr expressing diseaSis.
faetisa. - - thsre u not cae. he teeti.
nony. e1esaoine ever dsriol Or mere than !
eeeM years, u oil Of the same approving tenor.
y$ftatnty this 10 . su@cient warrant for clam.
ing that the Bittsrs are speeiRe Ter indjeee.
doA in allits varieties.
Ladiss in deliea&e health viii And Hoetsetsp's
0temoch bittefs vsndssfslly aAapted - the re-
lief Of the dsisulsiss - which they ~ snbjsse-
3D.. The preparation. u easee u this kiad. has
double operation. Il not only eoulrols Tie
local irregularities which eceasiea Tie distress,
but. actisg sioultaaseusly spon he whole nes-
veus systems chscks Ne tendency 20 hjetesia
and dependency which almest always accoa-
psuies snch eistufhaaess. Ladies' whs -