The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-03-08
Cheering Facts for the Bilious

OF the IdulCul pau W.
Cheering Facts for the Bilious
Every day demonstrates more clear
ly that liver complaint, in all its dis
tressing forms, can be controlled ana
cured without difficulty or inconvenl-
ence. 1t is an obstinate disease, but
its obstinacy is not proof against the
pertinacious, remedial and restorative
operation of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. That genial corrective compefs
the organ to do its duty. 1t must seerete
regularly and BEAUTIFULLY under the IN
auence of the Bitters. Their action
brings it back from state of rebellion
into perfect harmony with the laws OF
health. If there is costiveness, it dis
appears if there is side-ache or back
ache, it ceases; if the skin and the
whites of the eyes are tinged with SUI
perfiuous bile, they recover their natu-
raj hue; if the appetite is gone, 1T re-
turns; if the digestion is impaired, 1t
is restored; in brief, whatever the SYM
pathy of the complaint may be, and
whatever the phase it has assumed, q
cure is certain. Such are the uniform
effects of this preparation where bill
ious disease has been already devel-
oped; but in cases where there is mere
" constitutional tendency to liver
complaint, it may be prevented
throughout lite by the regular use, in
small quantities, of this palatable an
: tidote. These are proven facts, ant
4 should be seriously pondered-or, IA
: ther, they should be promptly actet
c upon-by all persons of bilious habit
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= THE ABoRIGINEs USED IT.-The me
:, dicinal virtues of Roots, Herbs ant
Banks, which were used by the "Med
, icine men" of the Indian tribes, an
II which long experience has proven t
e possess the most efficient alterativ
l. properties for the cure of Scrofulf
h Kings Evil, Ulcers, Cancerous and In
lie dolent Temors, Mercurial and Syphil
Of tic Affections, Enlargement of tn
,e Bones, letter, Ringworm, Boils, Pin
10 pies aud disease resulting from d.
/, PRAYED state of the blood, and all Il
= male diseases, are contained in higl
W ly concentrated form in DIR. TUT
=. SARSAPARILLA and QUEENS Dl
III LIGHT. 1t is very popular med
cine, and deseryedly so.
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40 KEEP IN GOOD HUMoR.--It is n
. great calamities that embitter e
-, istence it is the petty vexations, L
." small iealousies the little disappoir
~ ments, the minor miseries, that ma
IS the heart heavy and the temper sol
ne Don't let them. Anger is pure was
nd of vitality: it is always foolish a
Re- always disgraceful, except in sor
Of very rare cases, when it is kindled
nd seeing wrong done to another l
We even that nobler rage seldom men
tic the matter.
Ey Our modern course of living
'tF gets condition of the body that
is uuires occasional relief The syst
at becomes enfeebled, deranged, clogg
tu- and labors in its task. The mind sy
ts pathizes with it and both sink, or
DIV depressed together. To restore
IN vital energies, purge the system
cleanse the blood-take Ayers ri
~ Il Glasgow (Ky.) Free Press.
ew ~ An account of party given
ioS a lady at Green Bay, Wisconsin.
which there were present eight
OF babies, while no less than sixteen b;
oils, carriages were standing in the yard
,-o one time, moves a Californian to
greet the scarcity of women in South
owe California, and to tell how he had
the the neighborhood of Los Angeles, S
fourteen horses tied to the horse +
before the door OF one marriages
adj maiden. His first impression was
rec. there was funeral in progress; b,
small brother of the besieged 20
avg lady. confidently informed him, '
to much giggling and ducking OF his h
ded into his shoulders, that the crowd Y
49, all counting sister. Anxious to see
Tue damsel who possessed such power
and attraction, he was about entering
vay house when he was warned off !
' the admonition thatif he had not ia
VINO up any land thereabouts it woult
G to well for him not to interfere with
I;o.l rights of actual settlers.
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, a E A scientific writer says that /
goes of the strong smelling vegetable
yon sences, such as mint, cloves, laven
AZ" lemon, and cherry laurel, develo
len very large quantity of ozone whe
-aite contact with atmospheric oxyge
u+ light. Flowers destitute of perfun
''o 81 not develope it, and generally
tive amount of ozone seems to be in
tal- portion to the strength of the per-
c. emanated. 1t is, therefore, re-
oen- mended that in marshy districts,
rgia, in places infested with noxious exI
able tons, strong smelling flowers 81
be planted around the houses in {
pch- that the ozone emitted from them
who exert its powerful oxidizing inhu
y of So pleasant a plan for making MI
:. Gus districts salnbrions only requi
.lQGQ l,o l,,o,pp RI 1,o mt into rraetice