The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-24
Medical.
0NE MILLION OF LIVES SAVED


L is one Of the remarkable facts Of this remar.
sadie age, not merely that 30 many persons are
. w fIclims nI dyspepsia or indigestion but lts
N WiitiIng victims. Now, We would not be- under.
stoOu 10 say thAt any one regards dyspepsia with
favor, or feels disposed to rank II among the lpx
uries OF lie. Far from IL. Tlmse who have ~.
perenced ilA t0Emenis would scnut such an Ilca
All dread u, and would gladly dispense with its
unpleasant tamlaritcs, Marx Tapley. who was
Jolly under all the trying circumstances in which
he WINS placed, never had an attack Of dyspepsia.
Or his JOllity would have speedily i0rsaken kIT,
Men and women sometimes sl;ier IT, fortunes IN
complalniEgly, but whoever heard ot a person
who enjoyed thrmf
or all the mulHiariOus di.tasea 10 which tho
human system Is liable, there IL perhaps no one
so generally prevalent AZ dyspepsia, There are
diseases more acute and painful, and which more
frequently prove fatal; blt none, the effects OF
which are 30 depressing TO the mind and 30 posi-
lively distressing TO the body. II there IA u
wrctchrd being In the world II Is
A CONFIRMED DYsPEPTIC
But 1t Is not our Intention 10 disCant on the
horrors Of dyspepsia. To describe them truth.
fully Ia simply an impOssihlIty, but IL possible
u point out remedy. We have said that dys-
pepsla Is perhaps the most universal OF human
diseases This II GmphAticRlly tho case In the
United States Whether this general prevalence
"a due 10 the chafaClcrof the food, the method OF
~ ptePHrallOh, or Tue nasty manner IN when II
IL usually swallowed, II not our province to OK.
To deal Is this:
DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS i'd.
almost universally.
Nearly every other person yVu meet IL a victim,
an apparently willing one; Tor wcru this not The
case, why so many sufferers, when certain.
speedy and safe remedy Ia within the reach OF
all who desire to avail themselves of itY But
the majority will not, Blinded by prejudice, or
deferred by some other unexplained influence,
they refuse To accept the relief prOlercd them
They turn u deaf ear TO tho testimony Of the
thousands whose suiIeringS have been alloyated
and with strange iRiatuatIon, appear to cling
n desperate aStSISHSM 70 'vs R ri!hSTs
remedy To which We reply: This great lleyia
tor or human suffering Is a!most as widely known
az the English language. II has allAyed the ago.
MES OF thousands, and Is to-day carrying comfort
and encouragement 10 thousands Of others. This
acknowledged paRacea Is none other than
N, unOpT InJn,a nppNrANy prnnpDa
D"' n"or i'N"D o "hnhiAN D'i hNo'
Would Won know more of tho merits of this
wonderful medicine than can be- learned nom the
thas failed to iudl tho assurance Of lis efficacy
N''" " 'rUp,Op''u'O'' su'n aDanuO. 'D''H 'H'''
- ~ .'',' 80 ',"' $50
lrst o. all, that HOoFLAND'S GERMAN BIT
Tkhs Is n0ta rum beverage
They are not alcoholic in any sense OF The term.
They arc composed wholly OF tho pure Juice or
vital principle OF roots This is not a mere as
sertion. Tho extracts from which they arc com:
German c6cmIsiS USliES Sny Other ' lSIttSPs in
mG.adI tHc,' '1ry arg WHOLLY irGe ron sri,in h
gIGui S ny EpJcCton MnlCh noa WIN 80
n"T,"Iv"tS0t dcsIyc FoP IntoyjcatIng drInkS Il
stimIincd ~ iScIr ma 40 not vsitd In ibo caSo
Of tho Gcrmin BittcrS, SO far from encouraging
beyeTSses' Il nav be- s 70 asserted HAL
their tendency is In u Numerically opposite di.
FgCtIon. Their effects can lie
,,,,,,,,na,,,
BBNEFIOlAL ONLY
in all cnses or the hillary svstcn. uoonand,s
normon nS,,ors ' S,ond ,vS,hGn, .n o,moI snWrt,
nrnmntiv aud vigornnsIy nHoH ihS ivsr S' thaSS
faU,ni an NpVh SSoJ,ht, my
lion nfhIISLtharShv annNIvinn thc stom"rb Win
III" wns, oy'aS,s ~ SnnIJ dias
linn In nr6n"r mr"noptons ThSv g JV tons ~
IN" s,nmNC RO' IwpIatU% j,s SISc, "D %o o N,
y should do They impart yigor and strength to
tho entire system, causing the patient TO feel ike
smother DGlng-in TACT giving him new lease
of life.
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD,
a,,I n,,, Al, L,,.,n,, ,,,,,,,,.t
SiI NV !no ylta nuia iLo ~ huEIuI ipuIi
We anu th9n WIN Ih1 olenenIs VI
EcnuinO neathllIhesS; IN word' ineTe
SsSIsC III WniS tIey GnS6 10 saie am
Y, sH,.ly Dnt " uat huI kgne
K .P.I. u'S"cs''IB A"" u'uuueu "'scASe'
hJSPUP'A'
THEY STAND UNRIVALRD.
Now, there arc certain classes Of persons 10
whom extreme BtieFs arc not only unpalntable,
SesttiVG dlsSomtott Fot such I''' '"''' "''"'"'
Nm tIOoFt AND's GERMAN TONIC
~" ''oO- '''' w. = -'''' -
has heCn specially prepared. II s intended for
use where slight alcoholic stImulant 10 required
pcrties Of The pure German Bitter, but 70 6avoT