The daily gazette., 1874-10-28

A Sub3titute for Qulnine.

For years quinine was regarded as the only
recIiic to' malarious diseases, and immense
quantities of the drug were annually consumed
tnrougnout our W eStern country, more par
t!cn lrly nlCGg the river bottoms and adjCin-
ine low londs.
With the TALL months mala,i,, in all its va
rlcd forms sialks like an epidemic through
the land, and whole districts arc prostrated
with chills and fever. the entire population
shaking with ague. heretofore, qunine was
regularly resorlcd to but. while il frequently
failed to elect cure, it Invariably derangei
me stomach, producing nausea. vertigo and
lngi,ive pains in the head to such an extent
that months elapsed ere the system recovered
from its effects. These objections 10 lis use
were 50 mark ed, that the introduction of Mish
lcr's Herb Bitters was hailed AZ n triumuh in
-" meme. Infinitely more certain in its bene-
g. "a. 'htcts thin quinine, il possessed none OF
I a. .nherits of that drug. Instead Of nau-
''in-. 1t tones and invigOrates tho stomach,
al while speedily expelling the noxious hu
mors. increases the appetite and facilitate cs
digestion. thus rendering the system stronHr r.
and better fitted to resist the attacks al
disease, In fact judiciOus use of Mishler !
Herb Bitters at this season OF the year " in
prevent recurrence of this disease. even in
those who have never passed an autumn with
out 1t. An experience of twenty years proves
1t TO be the greatest lNTI-PERIODIC known II
medical science.
There are. perhaps no diseases so subject In
climatic changes as affections of the Kidneys
Hundreds oil our farmers, mechanics, and la =
DoTlng men, strong ana hardy In all other re-
speris, suffer continual Inconvenience and oc-
Casionally eXcruclating pains in the back and
across the Ions: experience "a frequent desire
to pass water. pain during its passage and fire.
quent stoppaRes in its flow. These are mani
iestations resulting from some strain or heavy
mt (per haps years agO), and aggravated hy
every change in the weather. Every slight
cold iil6s direct to this one weak spot, and
unless promptly attended to the disease be-
comes chronic. and the once strong man
miserable wreck. Mishler's Herb Bittera i
the onfB certain remedy for this class of
diseases. II ha4 peculiar tendency 10 tha
kidnej s, stimulates them to healthy action.
ana removing tho cause, prevents the tOrma
l4n ol trek dust deposits, which if permit
ted To coulnue, will by cohesion form gravel
Stone, heceSsitati.g painful operation ior iis
removal. Many Of the ingredients entering
INTO lts composition. are universally recoe.
nizcd us speciGcA for all complaints OF the
urinary organs. In liver Complaint, Dyspeu-
sia. all disorders Of the Bowels, and affections
OF the Throat and Lungs it is equally certain
and eifcacious; while. ns remedy for the
complaints peculiar to the female sex, il has
n" equal. LADIES. old and young, married
and single, in every condition of lie will find
this GREAT FEMALE REMEDY PROMPT, safe Ger
tan and retiabie. The pale. sallow complex
ION Is replaced BY blooming, ealthiul coun-
tenance, and its occasional use enablesiNature
To perform her functions REGULARLY AM
WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE, Sold only in hot
Ties BY all Druggists and general dealers.
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