The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-24
TIE SCOURGE.

of our race. When digestion is bad every
part of the human system necessarily sufs
fers. The entire structure of the body be-
comes affected, even the mind insef
showing the effect of it in the low spirits
of the patient. Indigestion is the parent
of thousand indescribable miseries, and
and perhaps foundation for disorders
that cannot be easily shaken off. The
premonitory symptoms Of dyspepsia are
known to every person. 1t is disease
that fastens itself alike upon the old and
young, and both fall victims to its destroy.
er power when the proper remedy is neg
lected or rejected. 1t is for this reason
that thousands endure living death as
the natural penalty of delay. Those who
have suffered the pangs of this scourge of
the human race do not need to be told
that it is an ailment which interferes with
all the enjoyments of this life spreading
gloom and dependency over the mind
and steadily wearing out the vital princi>
pile of life itself. And other complaints.
such as biliousness, general debility, dis.
eases OF the bowels, stomach, liver and
kidneys frequently result from it, and OTIS
ten terminate fatally. Have you super
induced dyspepsia by violation of the
hygienic laws which are laid down for
your government, and which are observed
by animals not gifted with reason? If SO
do not flatter yourself that by now pay.
ing that attention to them their impor>
lance demands you can drive out the
evil, something else is required. Mere
diet and regimen will not restore you to
perfect health. Consider the present con-
dition of your stomach. What is its tone?
What can you accomplish by simple diet
towards bringing it back to its normal
healthful state2 Absolutely nothing, less
than nothing. The first step to be taken
is towards increasing the activity and
vigor of the stomach. And how can this
be do done? The only tonic ever yet dis
covered upon which you may confidently
rely for the accomplishment of this great
purpose is Mishler's Herb Bitters. which
will speedily, certainly, efTectually and
permanently produce the change in your
system you so much require.
There are more sufferers from dvspens
STA in the United States today, than from
any other one disease. 1t is the product
of variety of causes, and whatever these
causes may be, nevertheless the one REM
edy named will answer for ala sound,
healthy stomach is indispensable to sound
health. If the stomach is right-all is
right, Mishler's Herb Btters will prevent
dyspepsia as well as radically cure it. 1t
is preventive as well as a curative, and
IAN ounce of preventive is always to be
preferred to pound of cure" and hence
a timely resort to this powerful and eff,
ficacious medicine will fortify your phys
ique against the attacks of this scourge
of our race, and if its seeds have found a
Judgement in your system, this same slim.
ulating medicine will utterly destroy them.
1t cannot make any difference how long a
person has suffered from dyspepsia, in
what form it has made its appearance, the
united testimony of thousands prove that
it must at once yield before the steady
irresistible work of this famous stomach
ic. Whether its type is hereditary and