Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
A COMMON SENSE VIEW of the mod. in

A COMMON SENSE VIEW Of the mode in
~ which Eostet 'er's Stomach Bitters act upon
the human system This 10 an age OF inquiry
People want to know the ~hv aad wheiescre Of
all a,sme nj. ADMITTED 70 them facts and
- far IS this great Protective ard invigorsni
10 eoscerned, IL Is proposed 10 crafty them
All the ply sicisns admit tina. the greatest diff
6suty they encounter in their practice is in con.
vcying TO ths.seat -cf disease . medicament
tha. will counsers~. and neutraliae it. Elect
richly has been .r 4 for this purpose ba, is
aow senesaily admitted that the electric Aud |
10 too subtitle an ageet to BE- ,de the vehicle %
medication. II shocks the nerves. but cannot |
distribute through the system anything except |
itself Msdicated electricity is. in short On ex-
poded humbug. But liquid stmulsnt, a.
every body knows, can be charged With the Is
sentisl properties of ony and every substance IN
thi KlssY,d Kedica, and there's NO herbal tx
tract which it will not held IN soiu,ios, With ar
its preventive and curative virtue unimpared.
Now, the pure liquid s,imuant Of which Hos
setter's Bltters are in part composed is charged
with invaluable vegetable remedies and these,
BY reason Of its powerful diffusive principle. 1t
conveys 70 every organ. and introduces int the
| circulation. To use . common expression, It
goes to the spot, taking with it just what is
wanted there. The essence Of rye would un-
doubtedly difuse itself through the organisation
a. swiftly, IL administered pure ank simple, -
If mixed With the juices Of tonic and Alternative
roots, barks, and herbs. But Of what use would
it BE- without their healing, strengthening. life
sustaining balms Il would merely excite. Il
would neither protect nor cure. And herein
lies the essential difference between the effect
Of the pursst stimulant when given aloas. and
the same stimulaut when adainistraed in The
medicinal form Of Hoststter's Stomach Bitters.
Good Monosga hels spirit 10 doubtless the mild
est and most innocuous Of oil the varieties Of
liquor but Il only becomes hsalthtul nediciss
when lnpresnated with the vegetable slsmssts
employed in the preparation ofthe Bitsers
To Dysrsrrie Susvsnsns - ndsf the general
head Of Dyspepsia may b elsssed oil the va.
rieties Of ind,nestion. Its symptoms are 80 ~
rious. and differ 20 much in different indiv i'd
uals that it 10 lmost impossible TO classify
them. In fact some ofthem are utterly hides
cribable 1t NAV be safely asserted, however.
that half the diseases Of mankind spring from
q disordered state fthe stomach and that the
that sensitive and important organ. Among
the ordinary indicstionr OF dyspepsia, are [fatu.
Iencs, bloatsd and full feeling abou. the s,om.
aeh and abdomen imme diately after eating q
gnawing sensation, or . sense Of hollowness At
the pit Of the stomach between meals ahsavv,
duh fealing in Ia head, feeble or unsteady sp-
| mir ~
the night. and . weary, unsefreshsd feeling on
rising in the morning paipasation Of the heart.
depression Of mind, sometimes amounting 10
mon omanis; less Of memory, confusion Of
thought, sour stomach. with raisisg Of food ;
and achoaking sensation in the throat, dimness
Of the eye, pain in tho diaphragm, feebleness
and disinclinaticn for eXertion, and sometimes
emaciation and a corpse like pal!or. These are
few of the direc. signs of dyspepsis but as il
is generally complicated with specific affections
ofthe bowels, tbs liver and the nerves, its
vic;ens have many ndditiona torme nts, whic h
arc technically attributed to other causes. The
oest advice that can be given to any one who
has the slighteft predisposition to dyspepsia, is
to iortify his or her digestive organs by the
daily use Of Hos,c:tet's Ditter.. The disease
proceeds lack Of viEor in the stomach
and this vi,alizing preparation will tone and
renevats that organ. II the gastric apparatu.
is in good working order, and can perfectly dis
solve and thoroughly assmilate the food sub
mitted tn its operation, there will BE no dvspep-
sM IL il cannot do tais. it requires reinforce
ment, and tie best Of all reinforcing agents
should be forthwith restored to. The stomach
IS the commissionaEy Of she system. 1t sup
plies the elements OF life to the whole body. Ia
Ills prepared the msterial Of blood, muscle
bone and fiber asd If it fails to purvsy that
material in sufficient quantity, and Of . proper
kind. the whole body iuiers. and with i the
mental faculties Therefore. protect the "Com
| missary Department" Don't let the enemy OBJ
. tain possession of it. Ills easier 10 proven,
J disease from getting into an organ THAI to *
pei 1t after II becomes chronic fixture. Con
, stomach a. . sign that dyspepsia 10 prepsipg "a
attack, and battle il II once with this great re-
psllant. But II il 10 too late to preueni. rsmem
Der that IL 10 not teo late to cure. II 10 beiiev
ed that thrre 10 NO Of chronic indigestion
that can Withstand The remedial operation Of
| H0ststter's Stomach Bitters. This belief il
grounded on twelve years sxperiescs Of the
efficacy efths preparation. The 6rst instance
vfits lai!arc to give relief 10 yet unchroniclsd
! u ever had failed. the voluminous correspou.
denes addressed to the prop istors from oil part,
| of the United States and south America would
; at least include one letter s1psessipg dissatis
faction. but no there 10 not one. The test
nony. extending over . deriod Of more than
dozen years, 10 oil Of the same approving tenor
Certainly this 10 . sufficient warrant for clam
ing that the Bsters are specific for indigss