The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

20 generally prevalent as dyspepsia, There Al
diseases more acute and painful, and which NOR
frequently prove fatal; but none, the effects
which are so depressing 10 the mind and so pOA
lively distressing to the body. Ifthera 10
WTtChol beIng In thu world Il Il ~ =
a CONFIRMED DYsPRPTIC.
Hui II Is not our Intention To disCant OH III
horrors Of dyspepsia. To describe them truth
fully d amply an impOlBihllIty but It Is poSsIbl
10 point out q remedy We have Bald that dyl
pGpsia Is perhaps the most universal Of huma
diseases, This % emphatlcAlly the case in III
United States. Whether this general prevalence
Is due To the character Of the lOOd, the method q
| It's preparation, or the hasty manner In which |
is usually swallowed, Is not our province to ex
plain, The great fact. with which We are CAlleu
10 deal Is this:
'nH DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS N
almost universally
Nearly every other person You meet Is victim
an apparently willing one; Ion were this moi III,
case. why W many suiieTeH, when certain
speedy and sale remedy = within the reach o
all who desiGG TO avail themselves Of ~ Blu
tue mGorityWlll NOT, Bllpdod BY prejudice, o.
deferred BY some other Unexplained influence
they refuse TO accept the relief prOlered them
They turn deaf Tar 10 the testimony Of The
thousands whose slaerings have been allGVlated
| anu with strange infAtuati0n, appear to cling
with desperate determination to their ruthless
t0rmentor. But says a dyspeptlc: What Ia this
remedy TO which we reply: This great alevia
tor OF human suffering Ia almost as widely known
as the English language. II has AllAyed the ago.
MES OF Thousands, and Is to-day carrying comfort
and encouragement 70 th0usApds Of others. This
acknowledged panacea Is none other than
DR.. H0oFLAND's GERMAN BITTRRs.
Would you know more Of the merits OF this
wonderful medicine than can be learned from the
experience Of 0thOtst Try II yourself and when
has Mled 10 fulfil the assurance Of liz efficacy
given by lle proprietor, lleR abandon faith Init.
" LET IT DE REMEMBERED, I''
first Of all, that HOoFLANDS GERMAN BIT.
TIERS Is nOtH rum beverage. NV
They are not alcoholic In any sense Of the term.
They are composed wholly OF tho pure Juice or
vital principle Of roots, This IL not mere ~.
sertl0lI., The extracts from which they are com.
pounded arc prepared by one Of tho ablest Of
German chemists Unlike any other Bltters In
he market, they arc wholly free from spirItuous
ingredients. The objection which hold with no
much force against preparations Of this class,
namely-thata desire for intoxicating drinks IL
stimulated by their use, are not valid In the case
or inculCaulg . taste Or desire for InebEiltlng
beverages, iE may be confidently asserted that
theiF tendency ID In 0 dramatically opposite IL.
TectIOn. Their effects can DO
BENEFICIAL ONLY
In all cases Of tho hillary system. HOoAand's
German Bitters stand without an equal, acting
promptly and vigorously upon the Liver; they
remove lts torpidlty and cause healthinl BeCrG.
Ion OF blle-therGby supplying the stomach with
he most indispensable elements Of sound dlges.
lon u proper proportions. They give tone TO
th9 stomqGll.7-stimnlatlng Us functions, and en-:
Y should do They imPart ylgor and strength to
the entire system, causing the patient TO feel like
another lis boing-ln fact giving him new lease
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD, ,s,r I
cleansing the vital fluid from all hurtfnl inpuri.
ties and snpplantlng them with the elements Of
genuine heal thinlneBB. In word, there Ia scarce.
y disease In which they cannot be safely and
y prevalent distressing and dreaded disease,
DyspcpIAt -tFsEtt u HigG1
" THEY STAND UNRvA1RD.s U "a
Now, there arc certain classes of persons to
whom extreme Bitters arc not only nhpalatable
but who find II impossible 10 take them without
positive discomfort. For such
On. IIooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC
has been specially prepared. II Ia Intended for
use where slight alcoholic stimulant Ia required
In connection with tho well known Tonic pro
pertleB Of the pure German Blitcrs, hut 90 flavor.
ed 90 TO remove the extreme bitterness. This
preparation IL not only palatable, hut combines,
In modified form, all Tho virtues Ol the German
BItters. The solid extracts OF some of Natures
choicest restOtatlycs are held In solution by a
spurious agent OF the pnrest quality. In cases
Of languor or excessive debility, where the sys.
TEN appears 10 have become exhausted OF Its en-.
IIoOFLAND's TONIC
anN ,,II al.
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies but
invlgOrates and permanently strengthens It's &c.
tiOn upon the Liver and Stomach thorough, per.
hAps less prompt than the BlttCrs, when the
same quantity is taken 10 none the less certain.
Indigestion, gllllousness, Physical or Nervous
II gives theinvalld new and stronger hold Gpon
life, removes depression Of spirits, and inspires
Cheeriulness. II supplAnts the pain Of disease
with the ease and comfort Of perfect health. II
gives strength 10 weakness, throws dependency
TO the Winds, and starts the restored invalid upon
new and gladstone career. but Dr. lIOOnahdB
beneiactlons TO the human race are not confined
IN his celebrated
GERMAN BITTERs,
or his invaluable ToNr.7, lie has prepared
another medicine, which Is rapidly winning lie
way to popular favor because Of lie Inttlnsic
HoOFLANDS P0DoPHYLIIN PILL,
a ro,roc, srh.u,,,o c,r ,,,o,.,,.,, ,,i,L,,,
T,pStirv,s syIi aiSI,Irs "'t""pt "'y OF
These wonderful Pills, which are Intended 10
dophyliIn, or the ' N'''rV''' VI ! W
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VITAL PRINCIPLE OF TliK MANDRAKE
90. W" .t ROOT, .Ef ~
NOW we desire the reader 10 distinctly under.
STAND that this extract OF the Mandrake Ia many
timee more powerful than the Mandrake itself.
pnat in perfectly pure and hEbI I SonSentrSteS
SIlis comS11tS,n HI In. ."1SI tnc rol9pnylih
IN ei,bt ~ sbSnih,i ~ nILO wneIS siN
Mandate S,e reanI,cd TLo uoSSnrhniIi,, vi 'n'
"'o ''q"'''"' INV i"""P"y"'"
ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER.
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y bi,apng lp aud canslhg II TO mako
y ~ apd proper gua
IltieB. Inc injurious results which invatlabIy