Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-14

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| For years quinine was regarded rs the
only specific for malarious diseases, and
immense quantities of the drug were an
nually consumed throughout our western
country, more particularly along the river
bottoms and adjoining low lands.
With the fall months malaria, in all its
varied forms, stalks like an epidemic
through the land, and whole districts are
Frustrated with chills and fever, the entire
population shaken with ague. Hereto
fore, quinine was regularly resorted to
but, while 1t frequently failed To effect Il
cure. IL invariably deranged the stomach,
producing nausea, vertigo and fugitive
pains In the head to such an extent that
months elapsed ere the system recovered
from Its effects. These objections to its
use were so marked. that the introduction
OF Misher's Herb Btters was hailed as a
triumph In medicine. Infinitely more GER
tain In its beneficial effects than quinine,
1t possesses none Of the dement's of that
drug Instead OF nauseating. it tones and
invigorates the stomach, and while speed
lily expelling the noxious humors, increas-
rs the appetite AMI facilitates digestion,
thus rendering the system stronger and
better fitted to resist the attacks of dis
ease. In fact, a judicious use of Mishler's
Herb Bitters at this season of the year,
will prevent the recurrence of this disease,
even In those who have never passed an
autumn without 1t. An experience of
twenty years proves 1t to be the greatest
anti periodic known to medical science.
There are, perhaps, no diseases so sub
ject to climatic changes as affections of
the kidneys. Hundreds of farmers, me-
chanics and laboring men, strong and
hardy In all other respects, suffer continu-
al Inconvenience, and occasionally excru-
ciating pains In the back and across the
loins; experience frequent desire to pass
water, pain during It's passage, and fire.
quent stoppages in its flow. These are
manifestations resulting from some strain
or heavy lit perhaps years ago., and ag-
gravated by every change In the weather.
Every slight cold flies direct to this one
weak spot, and unless promptly attended
to the disease becomes chronic, and the
once strong man miserable wreck.
Mishlers Herb Bitters is the only certain
remedy for this class of disease. 1t has
peculiar tendency to the kidneys, stimu-
lates them to q healthy action, and remov-
Ing the cause, prevents the formation of
brick-dust deposits, which, If permitted
to continue, will by cohesion form gravel
stone, necessitating painful operation
for Its removal. Many of the ingredients
entering into its composition, are univer-
sally recognized as specifics for all com
plants OF the urinary organs. In liver
complaint, dyspepsia, all disorders of the
bowels, and affections of the throat and
lungs, IL Is equally certain and eflcacious;
while, as a remedy for the complaints pc
culiar TO the female sex, 1t has no equal.
Ladies, old and young, married and single,
great female remedy, prompt, safe, certain
and reliable. The pale, sallow complex
ion Is replaced by blooming, healthful
countenance, and its occasional use en-
ables Nature to perform her functions reg
ularly and without inconvenience.