The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-19
A Disease With a. Thousand Symp.

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/ bss,ssss ii9hsaos645yig2'
) all tdnisR ailnen Itsey t6m d
! ! almost a IlDssaAs in Nj s JAM |,e
! foraern auI1 dApo 6aenE SietIms Ie
disease ostsn fs6cy Nehselyet he
:. prey, inttarnysf every kailsSWnn aRay,
This is due, in part, to the close sym
pathy which exists between the stom-
ach and the brain, and in part also to
/. the fact that any disturbance of the d.
gest1ve function necessarily disorders
he liver, the bowels and the nervous
system, and affects, to some extent,
the qualitY6 Of tlvf blood. IA Inndicine
), that, like Hostetter's Ritte,s, At only
!, tones the stomach; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
time controls the liver, produces reg.
u'ar habit of body, braces the nerves,
purifes the fluids and "ministers to a
mind diseased" is therefore the true
and only specific for chronic indiges-
tom Snclr is the operation Of this, ia
J, nous vegetable restorative" Ut = not
only cures dyspepsia, but also all con-
comitants aud consequences. More.
over, it istinyaiuaGlesas q preventive of
indigestion. No one who chooses to
take half wineglassful of this agreea-
BILE appetizer and stomachic habitaa1ly
three times a day will ever be troubled
with oppression after eating, nausea,
sour quotations, on any other indica-I
tons of a want of vlsor in the diges-
tive and assimllating organs. The de-
bility and languor superinduced by hot
weather are immediately and perma-
nently relieved by the Bitters, afds
persons who are constitutionaly in
clined to look upon life Gas through
glass, darkly," will be apt to ttakela
brighter and more hopeful view of the
situation under the genial influence
of this wholesome medicinal stimulant.
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| THE New York HERALD ON GRANT
AND LoulsIANA.-We copy the sub
Joined paragraph from the New York
Herald: '.''@ F.. l'"''''-~a 's'5
I0.'.. ... >, <E.,fitHf, Ie1tp -,rH g, r.
"a paragraph in President Grant s.
inaugural bears something of the same
character as Mr.. Lincoln's reply to
Mayor Wood. mo control is exercised
in any one Of the rehabilitated States,'
says President Grant, that, would not
be exercised in any other State under
like circumstances Whei, we think
OF Durell, Kellogg, Pipchback, and the
rest Of the nsnrping gang in New Or
leans, OF the United States Cannon and
bayonets and Of the success Of the con
.spiracy to overthrow the legitimate |,
government Of Louisiana, we may we'll
w Sttti'i'N dU iuiS announcements III
the Presidents and may trenlble at the
thought of finding, oulstlves inEtMWoi;
years time subjected IN New York to
treatment similar to that applied in
Che case of Louisiana. But when we
remember that New York is not under
any circumstances like siapa; that
we have not been at war; that we ale
not, happily, ,Tehabilitated ), that we
have no Durell, or kellogg, or Pinch
back among us, and, n,o,eorer, that "a
hare a large, able bodied population, d
good supply cfrope and plenty Of lamp
posts, we think of Abraham Llncolu's
ship and cargo, and are able to laugh
at President Grants equally happy
joke" Il 4 - e Ai1jtU N il "a
10 General W. L.. Mcmillan, elected
United States Senator by the Louisi-
ana Legislature, thus gives his view of
the situation. ~.
"The real nreaning'ef the decision in
the caucus of tile Republican Senators
on Saturday, is that neither at this norr1