Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-28

A CoMnON-SExSE VIEW Of the rnod. il
the human system. This 10 an age OF inquiry
People want 10 know the WHY aad whei-scre OF
ail s,a,eme nts au unlimited 10 them as fact. asd
Is far As this great Protective and iuvigoran-
All the physicians admit that the greatest diff
fsulty they encounter in 'her prassics is in cen
veying TO These :of = disease . neiicament
that Will couatsraet and nsutralise IL. Elect
riciiy has been tr ed for this purpose bet II is
aow generally adniueA that the electric naid
10 too subtitle an syrst to be made the vehicle o.
medication. II shocks The nerves, but cannot
di.,s,bs,. through the system anything except
i,sslt Msd,es,sd sleeu city 10, In short, sn sa-
piodsd hambug Hat . liquid stimulsntss
Nss, body knows. can be charged With the e.
ssn,si properties ofony aud every substance in
Gar, whirh IL will not hold In solutios, with ali
tsntite ani curative tup untmparsd.
NV. the. rsrs liquid rtInulsnt Of which Hos
letters nAsra are In par, composed 10 charged
with Invaluable vegetable remedies and these,
BY ,ssson ei its powerful dihusive principle. II
conveys to s,ery organ, and introduces into the
circulation. To use . common expression. il
goes 10 the spot. taking with il just what 10
wanted thers. The essence Of rys would Nm.
doubtsdly dihuse itself through the organisation
- swiftly, il ADMINISTERED pure ank simple, -
il mixed With the juices Of tonic and alternative
roots. barks, and herbs. But Of what uss wesiA
il b without their healing. stfssgthsnisg. life
sustaining balmS II would merely excite. II
wosld neither protect nor cure. And herein
lies the essential difference between the effect
sfths psrsst stimulans whom given slons. and
the same stimulant whom administrs' I'd 10 the
medicinal form Of Hoststter's Stomach Bitters.
Good Monosg ahsls spirit 10 doubtlsss the mild
est and most innoeuous Of all The varieties Of
i,.rc. h,t,s nj. h..o,u.. . h..lthfvl =. "A .;na
whom inpresnsted with the vegetable elements
employed in the preparation ofthe Bittsrs
To DrsrErrIc Svrrsasas Under tho gsnsrh
head Of Dyspspsia may b elssssd all the Va.
rietiss Of indinestion. lts symptoms are 90 va
rioue, and differ 30 much in different individ-
uals that il is lmost impossible to classify
them. In fact some ofthem are utterly iadss-
cribable. II may be safely asserted, howsvsrs
att half the diseases Of mankind spring from
| = disordered state ofths stomach and that the
other halt, whatever their origin. react upon
chat sensitive and important organ. Among
the ordinary indications Of dyspepsia, are aatu-
sncs, . bloatsd'and full feeling 6boul the stom-
ach and abdomen Immediately after eating .
gnawing sensation, or sense Of holownsss At
the pit of the stomach bwss n meals aheavy
dull fealing NTH feeble or unsteady sp-
petite, occasional naussr. rsstlsssness during
he night. and weary. unrefreshed feeling on
rising in the morning palpatation Of the hear !,
depression Of mind, sometimes amounting .
menomania, less Of memory, confusion Of
thought, sour stomach. with raising OF food .
aadA skins sensation in the throat, dimnes
Of the eye, pain in the diaphragm, Eeebisness
and disinclinatios for e1ertion, and sometimes
smseiatien and . corpss-l like pallor. These are
fsw Of the direct signs Of dyspepsia but a. it
10 generally complicated with specific affections
ofths bowels, the liver. and the nerves. ito
victsms have maay additional torments. which
arc technically attributed TO other sausss. Tn
best advice that can be given to any one who
has the slightest prsdispositisn 10 dyspepsis, is
to sortify his or her digestive organs by tho
daily use of Hos,ettsr's Bittcrs Tho disease
o;,sis li;x OF vIs,r IN the stDm.cha
and this vitalizing preparation will tone and
fenevats that organ. If tho gastric apparatus
in good working order. and can perfectly dis
solve and thoroughly assimilate the food sub
nitted 10 its operation. there will be no dyspep-
sis lfit cannot do tiis. 1t requires reinforce.
mont. and tae best Of all reinforcing agents
should DO forthwith restored to The stomach
il the commissionasy Of the system. II sup
pliesths elements Of life to the whole BODY. Ia
tits prepared the material Of blood, muscle.
bone and fiber asd II il fails 70 purvsy that
material in sufficient quantity, and -of . proper
kind. the whsle body. fuGess, and with it the
mental faculties. Therefore. .protect the Com.
missary Department" Doo't let the enemy OBJ
tain possession Of it. Itie easier to prevent
disease from getting into On organ than to sx-
pei it after it becomes shrenic fixture. Con.
slider the first indication Of unsasinsss in the
stomach as : sign that dyspepsia il prepaisg to
attack, and battle il q osse With this great re-
psllant. But ifn 10 too late to preueni, rsmem.
Der that it 10 not tee late to cure. II 70 belisv.
ID that thrrs is no case Of chronic indigestion
that can Withstand The remedial operation OF
Hoststtsr's Stomach Bittsss. This belief il
grounded on twelve years. experienes Of the
efficacy Of the preparation. The 6rst instance
u it, lai!.rc 70 give relief IL yet unchronielsd
II It ever had failed. the voluminous corrsspon.
denes eddrsssed - the prop. letters from oil parts
Of the nited States add South America would
Ct least include one letter expressing dissatie-
fsstisn. but no there 10 mot one. The testi.
mony. extending over desiod Of more than I
dossn ysars. 10 oil Of the same approving tenor.
Certainly this il . sufficient warrant for clam.
Ing that the Btters ere specific fer indieee.
tion in allIts varieties.
Ladies in delicate health vill dad Hostettsr,s
Stomach bitters wonderfully adapted 10 the re.
lief Of the d,1eulties TO which they are snbieet.
Cd. The preparation. in casss Of this kiud. hae
. double operation. II not only soutrels the
local irreguasities which occasion ths distreee.
but, actisg si0ultaasously upon the whole ner-