The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24
SEGETISE.
DEBILITY.
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READ IT,
GOOD MAY CONE FROM IT.

It is Il common complaint among people OIL MS
age that they suffering from an unhealthy condi-
ton of system, which is not, however, actual dis
case. If you ask them to explain what they mean,
they will usually say that they are not so strong as
they used be that their vital energies are relaxed
and they have not The power Of enduring hard toll
and fatigue which they formerly possessed. NO
mystery surrounds the origin of such condition
as this; and although the patients themselves may
be content 10 up their feelings those of "gen-
eral debity."a keen observer will at once tell them
they are rapidly approaching disease OF most Sc
rlous form. Almost always In such cases the blood,
In which the most valuable Of life is con-
centrated is IN very pcyerty-stricken condition,
which manifcsts itself by feeling Of constant IAN
suor (worse in the morning than at any other tmc)
nervousness tenderness Of the muscles loss of appc-
titc and general disordcred state of the bowels.
Usually, also, the liver is a. fault, and no longer
performs Its natural Office OF afording free evacua-
lions and CARRYING off the bile and the impurities
that contaminate the blood. in very many eases
the kidneys sluggish in their action and unless
something be done to set matters Alright BrighS dis
ease or diabetes may be the direct issue, with death
following on soon afterwards. Such feelings as
these are not TO he considered Of triling import
ance for it Is secret with the medical profession
that general debility is but vague, popular term
which has very significant meaning-viz, the be-
ginning OF Il disease. There are many indscretions
or organic irregularities of small nature which
will beget it. and these apt too often to be en-
tirely overlooked until the real danger rnanifestS
Itself. But is II not the height OF fooshness 10 be
so careless of ones safety? And who will say that
it is not the better way to check disease at lis be-
ginning, and thus avoid all the peril and discomfort
which the developed stage Of disease must invaria
bly, occasion? If you are deaf 10 such common
sense reasoning this, then reflect for a moment
on the sad experience of thousands Of chronic in
valids, or the mute testimony of the mulitudes Of
aniimely graves than Fever give the lie.
We speak with no rash or dishonest intentions in
saying that VEGETINE will relieve the worst symp-
toms Of general debility and prevent disease. Tor
pidity of the liver or bowels, indgestive symptoms
and their cause inactivity of the kidneys and the
bladder, poverty Of the blood, aud host of other
signs Of local disorder, soon overcome by this
inestimable remedy, the timely use Of which forth
fies the system against malaria and renders i'm pos
sible the crowd of dire consequences originating
solely In want of physical constitutional vgor,
or In the incomplete performance of the functions
upon which health unquest:onably depends. Thou
sands will bear testimony land do 1t Voluntarily
that VEGETINE is the Lest medical compound yet
placed before the pubic for rcnovaing and purify
Ing the blood cradicatng all humorS impurities,
poisonous secrctious from the system. invigoraiing
and strengthening the system debi!itated by dis
casc--in fact, 1t is. as many have called It, Tho
Great Health Rcstorer."