Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-19

A NONSENSE VIEW of the mode IN |
IA which Iios.etfer's Stomach ilittsrssct upon |
the human system This IL an age Of inquiry |
reotie went TO Know the why and wheiescre OF
al statements submitted 10 sLem Ne facts (; and
rs far ~ this great Protective aud invigorant
10 soHoernea. IL IL proposed 10 crafty then
All the ply sicisns admit that the greatest dir
nsuliv they encounter In Their practice IL in con-
'eying to ,he.seat OF . disease a indictment
that will counternct and nsutralise IT, Elect
rici,y has been TT ed for this purpose. but it is
nov xessrslly admitted that the electric fluid
10 too subtitle an agsst 10 BE- made the vehicle o.
II shocks the nerves. but ssasot
through the system anything except
itself Msdicatsd electr city 10, in shert an sx-
plodsd humbug. But . liquid stin,ulsnt, -
every body knows, can be charged with the -
sentiai properties Of osy and every substance in
thd Kste-ia K.iica, and there's 10 no herbal ex-
tract which II will not hold IN solutios, with ali
ts preventive and curative virtue unimpsred.
Now, the pure liquid stiu ulsnt Of which Hos.
letters Bitters are in part composed is charged
with invaluable vegetable remedies and these,
BY reason OF its powerful diausive principle. IL
conveys to every organ. and introduces into the
circulation. To use . common expression, II
goes 70 the spot, taking with it just what 10
wanted there. The essence Of rye would un.
doubtedly dinuse itself thro Ugh the osganiraten
as swiftly, if administersd pure ank simple, -
if mixed With the juices Of tonic and Alternative
roots, banks, and herbs. But Of what uss wound
il DO without their healing. strengthening. life.
sustaining balm, II would merely excite. IL
would neither protect nor cure. And herein
lies the essential difference between the effect
or the parsst stmulant whsa given alone. and
the same stimulant when administrased in the
medicinal form Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Good Monosgahela spirit il doubtless the mild
sst and most iunocuous Of all the varieties Of
liquor; but IL only becomes hsalthfsl medicine
when inprex nated with the vegetable elements
employed in tie preparation ofthe Bi.ters
To DrspsprIc Suvvsaxns Under the genera
head Of Dyspepsia may be clsssed al the "
rieties Of indinestion. lts synptoms are 80 w.
rioue, and differ 20 much in different individ-
usls that it is .lmo,t impossible to classify
them. In fact seme ofthem are utterly indies
cribablc. 1t may be safely asserted, however,
hiatt half the diseases of mankird spring from
. disordered state ofthe stomach /: and that the
other half, whatever their origin. react upon
that sensitive and important organ. Among
the ordinary indications OF dyspepsia, are ,fa,u-
ence, bloatsd and full feeling about the stom-
sch aud abdomen Immediately after eating .
gnawing sensation, or a sense Of hollownsss at
the pi, Of tho stomach between meals aheavv,
dull fealing in the head, feeble or unsteady up
petite, oecssioasl nsuser, restiessness during
the night, and a weary, unrefrs.hed feeling ON
rising in the morning ralpatation OF the hear !,
depress on Of IN ind, sometimes an bunting .
monomania less Of memory, confusion Of
thought, sour stomach. with raising of food
and achesking sensation in the hroat, dimes
Of the eye, pain in the diaphragm, fecbleness
and disinclinatios for exertion, and sometimes
emaciatien and corpse like palior. These ars
a few Of tbs direct Signs Of dyspspsa bat % II
is generally complicated with specific Affections
ofths bowels, the liver, and tho nerves, it,
vctsms have many additional torme.ts, which
are technically attributed to other causes. The
oest advice that can BE- given TO any one who
has the slighteft predispositisn - dyspepsia, il
to tortify his or her digestive organs BY the
daily use of Hostettsr's Bitters. The disease
oceeds lack Of vIgor in the stomach
and this vitalzing preparation will tens aud
rensvats that organ. II the gastric apparasus
is in good working order, and can perfectly dis
solve and thoroughly ass,milats The food sub
mitted Ia its operation, there will be no dyspep-
sts. If 1t cannot do t1is. IL requires reinforce
ment, and tie best Of all rsinfercing agents
Is the comnissi0nsfy ofthe systen. IL sup-
Plies the elements Of life TO tAs whole body. IL
II 10 prepared the material Of blood, muscle.
bone and fiber and ii it fails 70 purvay that
material in sufficient quantity, and Of . proper
a!nd. ne whole body iuasrs. and with i The
missary Department. D.n'I lot The enemy OBJ
tain possession Of il. Iii easier to prevent
disease from getting into an organ thsa to sx
pei 1t after 1t becomes . chronic fixture. Con-
slider the first indication OF unsasiness in the
stomash :. sign that dyspepsia - prspaisg 70
attack, and battle it O oace with this great re-
Psilant. But il IL il too late TO pressai, rsmem.
Der that II 10 not too late to cure. IL - belisv.
ed that thrre 10 no case Of chronic Indigestion
that can withstand the remedial operation Of
Hoststter's Stomach Bitters. This belief 10
grounded on twelve years expsrieace Of the
efficacy q the preparation. The first instance
u its lai!src to give relief 10 yet unchronicled
II 1t ever had faiied, the voluminous eorrespon-
denee addressed to the prop. isters from ell parts
Of the United States and Seuth America would
q least include one letter s1passsiDg aissats.
faction. but no there 10 not one. The tessi-
mony. extending over dsriod or more than .
dossn years. is all Of the same approving tenor
Certainly this 10 . sufficient warrant for clam
ing that the Bistsrs are specific for indigss.
fton - all ses