The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-14
GeneralDebility
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Good May Come From It

It is q common complaint among people OF this
age, that they suffering from an uneSrthly
condition OF system which Is NOT, h4wevy1, tba
mean, they will usually say that they are not SO
strong they used to be- that their vital energies
are relaxed, and they have not tnaI power OF en-
during hard toll and fatigue which they formerly
possessed. No mystery surrounds the origin OF
such a condition as this; and, although the pa
tents themselves may be content to sum up their
feelings As those of general debility" keen OBJ
server will at once tell Thorn they are rapidly APP
preaching disease OF most serious form. Almost
always, in such cases, the blood, in which the
most valuable OF life is concentrated, Is In
very poverty-stricken condition, which mRhitests
itself by feeling OF constant ianguor worse IN
the morning thar at any other time), nervousness,
tenderness OF the muscles, loss OF appetite, and
general disordered state OF the bowels. Usually,
also the liver is at fault, and no longer performs
its natural office Of Affordhg free excavations, and
carrying of the bile and the impurities that con-
taminAte the blood. In very many cases the kid
sonethinp be done to set matters Alright, Bright's
disease or diabetes may be the direct issue, with
death following on soon afterwards. such teel-
Importance; for 1t is mo secret with the medical
profession, that general debility Is but vague
popular term, which has very significant mean
Ing, viz: the beginning Of disease. There are
many indiscretiops or organic irregularities OF a
small nature which will beget 1t; and these apt
TOO often to be entirely overlooked until the real
of foOlishness to be so careless of ones safety?
And who will say that it is not the better way to
CuCCh uleSdS6 ~ lIb anu Juus dNViu ~
the peril and discomfort which the developed
stage OF disease must invariably occasionH II you
are deaf to such common-sense reasoning as TINS,
then reflect for a moment the sad experience OF
thousands Of chronic invalids or the mute testlmo
ny OF the multitude OF untimely graves that never
give the liei
We speak with no rash or dishonest Intentions In
saying that Vegetine will relieve the worst eymp-
toms OF general debility, and prevent disease.
Torpidity OF the liver or bowels, indigestYe symp-
toms and their cause inactivity Of the kidneys and
the bladder, poverty of the blood, and host OF
other signs OF local disorder, soon overcome by
this inestimable remedy, the timely use OF which
fOrtihes the system against malaria, and renders
impossible the crowd OF dire consequences origin.
ating solely in want OF physical or constitutional
vigor, or In the incomplete performance OF the
functions upon which health unquestionably de-
ponds. Thousands will bear testimony land do 1t
voluntarily that Vegetne is the best medical COM
pound yet placed before the public for renoyating
and purifying the blood, Graduating all humors,
impurities, or poisonous secretions from the sys-
TEN, invigorating and strengthening the system
deblitated by disease in fact, 1t lie, as many have
called it, THE Great Health Restorer."