The daily gazette., 1874-12-11
A Substitute for Qulnine.

For years. quinine was regarded as the only
specific for malarious diseases. and immense
quantities OF the drug were annuaily consumed
throughout our Western coantry. more par
ucularly along tie river bottom; and adjoin-
ing low lands.
ried forms. stalks hHe an. epidemic through
the land. and whole districts are prostrated
with cbills and fever. the entire population
shaking with ague. Heretofore, qunine was
regularly resorted to: but. while Il frequently
failed to effect cure. it Invariably deranged
the stomach, producing nausea. vertigo and
fugitive pains in the head to sueh an extent
that months elapsed ere the system recovered
from It's effects. These affections to its use
were so aEked. TINT the introduction of Mish'
ler's Herb Bitteis was hailed asa triumph 10
medicine. Infinitely more certain in Its bene.
fetal ELECTS than Juinine. il pOssessed none OF
the dement's of that drug. !lnsiead Of nsu-
seating, 1t tones and inviRorptes the stomach.
and while speedily expelhng the noxions hu-
mars. increases the appetite and h.iii ftes
digestion. thus rendering theisys EN- str nser,
and better fitted to Tesistthe attacks ot
disease. In fact. q iudicious nses OF Mishier's
Herb Bitters at this season Y tAe year. will
prevent a recurrence of thiSp disAase. even in
those who have never passed an autumn with
out it. An experience or twenty years PROVES
it Ia be the greatest ANTI. PERIODIC known TO
medical science. H'f+t.
There are, perhaps. nc rifsfastss0 subject to
climatic changes as Affections OF the Kidneys
Hundreds OF our farmers. meehanics. and la.
DOING Inel, uitfuY III utI OtueT Tt-
spects suter continual Inconvenience. .and oc-
OasiOnaliy exeruciatlng pains In tho back and
across the IONS: experience "a frequent desire
to pass water. pain during its lassage and fire.
quent stoppages in its flow. These are mani
festatons resul ing from somestrain OF heavy
| lift lperhaps years ago), and aggravated by
every change in the weather. Every slight
coLl flies direct to this ono weak spot, and
unless promptly attended to the disease be-
comes chronic. and the once strong man
| m miserable wreck Mishler's Herb Bitters il
| the only esrLlig remedy for this class of
diseases. IL hai o iAapliar. tendency to the
kidneys. stimulates them 10 healthy action
| aud removing tho cause, prevents the forIna
tion of LIick dust deposits, which. il pe,IDit-
| ted to continue, Win by cohesion form gravel
stone. nooessitating a painful operation Tor ITS
, removal. Many Of the ingredients entering
| iLlO It's cuinpDsitiOD, arc Universally recoR-
! niZc,, specifics for all vOmplalnts OF the
urinarl creans. In lAver Complaint, Dyspep-
| sin II 1i.ut en- Of the BuweIs, Rpd nEepIiOps
| ut til, .o.: ard Lungs. IL is'eqdauy certain
aid NJ .ttGIlS: while, as o remedy -ier the
comp Inis peculiar to the female sex. it has
| no ,quul LApIEs. old and young. married
| aHI single, in every oopditioh OF life, will ind
| this Gaetf fEMfLE REMEDY d;rompt. SAFE ,eer-
'nm md rei,oL''. The pale. saliow complex
ION y replaced by > blooming, he,ilthiui coun-
| tanaI.ee. and its occdsis,.d! gss ebablos Nature
! 10 perform her functions RroIIAHLY AND
| WITHOUT INCONvENIEECR. Sold only in bot
| ties by all Druggists und general dealers.
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