Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-02-15
Special Notices.
Irritable Invalisas.

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8 indigestion not only affects the physical health
but the dispositions and 'tempers of its victims.
The dyspeptic becomes, too, in measure demon
allied by hissuferings. He is subject to hts OF
irritation, sullenness or despair. as the case may
be. A preternatural sensitiyeness which he can
not control, leads himeto misconstrue the words
and acts of those around him, and his intercourse
even with those nearest and dearest to him is not
unfrequently marred by exhibitions of testiness
foreign to his real nature. These are the mental
phenomena of the disease, for Which the Invalid
cannot be justly yield responsible, but they ocea-
sion much household discomfort It is to the m
terest of the home CIRCLE it IS essential to faai-
ly harmony az we'll as to the rescue ofAthe prin-
cipal sufferer from state not far removed from
ncipient insanity, that these sym Eons Of mental
disturbance be promptly removed This can on
y be done by removing their physical cause. a
arrangement of the functions of the stomach
andits allied yiscera, siFerand the bowels :
Upon these three important organs sHosteiters
Stomach Bitters act simultaneously. producing
a thereug h and salatary change in their condl-
ton. The vegetable ingredients of which the
preparation is composed are of a reaovating,
regulating and alterativs character and the stim-
ulant which lends activitysto their remedial yir-
tuesli the.purest and best that can be extracted
sound rye. No'dyspeptic can take this genial
restorative for. a single week without experien-
cling o great Improvement in his general health.
Not only will his bodily suferings abate from
day to day but his mind will recover rapidly
from its restlessness and sirrtability, and this
happy change will manifest itself in his demean-
or to ali around him. 800 ''so43o2 feb1-1m
urORDS OF CAUT1ON.-If.w we were to
W. tell our readers that the wells and springs
throughout the country had been poisoned and
that we had discovered an antidote to its effects,
not one of them that would not gladly avaifthem-
selves Of our discovery, with the hope ofaverting
death. If we were to tell them that we had dis
covered mine OF treasure enough for them and
US, and we were prepared to share with Them
not enc would refuse our aid to fortune. But as
health is more valuable than riches, how much
more gratifed should they be to learn that a
great panacea had been compounded OF, purely
vegetable matter. and that its curative powers
were little less certain than light and darkness: =
Need we give you instances If so, call on the
proprietor of BAKERS BITTERS and examine
the myriads ofcertifcates, from all sections of
the South of persons who have been cured of
dyspepsia By, its all healing properties Among
thennyou will see the vouchers of the old and
young, male and female, extolling this BETTERs
to the skies, and blessing Providence ror Its oura-
tive powers. But its virtues are not confined to
dyspepsia. Nervous headaches yield readily to
its powers Torpid livers become quickened and
made active by its influence. Sour stomachs are
made healthy by its neutralizng seffects. In
digestion disappears when it enters the organs of
life. Diarrhna cannot resist its tonic powers
And cholera itself, when met with these BIT
TIERS, is promptly disarmed and becomes per-
fectly harmless, as thousands ofpersons hayecer-
tilted, who used it in 1849 and SO, when that
scourge was devastating the country. BAKERS
BITTERS will not remedy all the ills of humans
ity, but such diseases as are caused by the stom-
ach and bowels readily yield to its strengthening
effects and are speedily driven from the system.
All who need tonic should try it and become
These incompatible Bitters are sold by DIR. n.
Wayt& Bro, P. e. Trout, and Eichelberger g
Fultg, Stanton, Va. @
Orders filed by addressing
e. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond, Va.