The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-11
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rs THE LIFE SUSTAINING OR
GANS.-The two organs which minister most d.
rectly to the support OF the body sre the stomach
and the liver In the former the first process Of
digestion takes place under the action Of that
+ powerful solvent. the gastric juice. Thence the
food; Converted into pulp, passes Into the duo
denum, where It is subjected to the action OF the
bile or gall, flowing from the liver, and Of the fluid
generated by the pancreas, or sweeIbread OF the
system. These secretlons separate tie nutritious
portion from the rest, and 1t Is then taken up by
the absorbent vessels and conveyed into the chan
nels or circulation In the form OF venous blood,
while the waste matter Is discharged through the
bowels. Unless all these processes are duly per-
formed, disease OF some sort Is inevitable, and the
best of all medicinal agents for preserving or res
ring the tone and regulating the action OF the
three orgaus-the stomach, liver and intestlnes-
by which the three.fold work Is carried on, Is
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. Indigestion
is generally accompanied by constipation, and
the general cathartic operation OF the Bitters is
no less important in cases of this kind, than It's
tonic effect upon the stomach and the hillary
gland. Beauty Of person as well as health, de-
pends In no small degree upon the regularity OF
the eXcretive functions. A sallow complexion,
thick, opaque coarse skin, tainted breath, rush
OF blood to the head, loss OF memory, headache,
and extreme mental depression, are the usual &C.
copaDanlments OF costiveness. A course OF the
Bitters will infalibly relieve, and finally Danish
these obnoxious symptoms while invgoratiBg
the stomach and promoting healthy action IN the
liver The genial vegetable stomachic and alter.
ative, strikes at disease in It's primary sources,
the assImilatlng. secretiye and expuslve organs,
and the cures it effects are consequently thorough
and complete. jun10-6DkC
Mr THE HETEROGENEOUS CONFU-
SION of subjects In a newspaper, remarks
graphic writer, is singular to contemplate. What
varied emotions, what opposite feelings are ex-
cited in the breasts Of different readers Of news
paper.
Here the ludicrous and the pathetic are met
with In strange proximity; Vice and philanthro-
by unceremoniously jostre each other; love and
murder, births, deaths and marriages, politics
and poetry, bankruptcies and fashionable move
ments, theatrical and religious notices, are here
huddled together In grotesque disorder.
In the advertisement" columns are strange
mingling Of opposites-here the honest finder Of
a sum Of money honoraby advertses 1t, that 1t
may reacn It's flgntIul owner anu tRere tne pro-
fessional shark announces some gift enterprise
or swindllng lottery-here the wealthy capitalist
offers his thousands to lend, and there is touch
ing appeal to the benevolent for assistance for
some starving famiy-here an account OF some
plague, pestllence or famine sweeping of its
thousands OF human beings, and there the no.
tices and recommendations Of some valuable
medicine for the re.establishment Of health and
the prolongaton OF life to the invalid to the dys-
peptic, to the nervous sufferer-and to these we
would remark, part passu that one Of the very
best medicines for the cure OF these ailments,
now before the people, and which is daily adyer-
tised in al the papers, Is the agreeable Tonic sold
everywhere, and extensively called for under the
wellknown appellation OF soLoMoNs' BITTERs.
jun7.tuths3