Morris tribune., 1885-08-12

For wears, Quinine was regarded as
the only specific for malar0us diseases,
and immense quantities of the drug
were annually consumed throughout
our western country, more particularly
along the river bottoms and adjoining
low lands. -,
With the fall months malaria, i'll all
it's varied forms, stalks like an cpl
demic through the land, and whole
districts are Frustrated with chills and
fever, the entire population shaking
with ague. Heretofore quinine was
regularly resorted to ; but while it fire.
uuently failed to effect a cure, it in
variabiy deranged the stomach, pro-
ducing nausea, vertigo and fugitive
pains in the head to such an extent
that months elapsed ere the system
recovered from its effects. These OBJ
iections to its use were so marked,
that the introduction Of NIishler's
Herb Bitters was hailed Us triumph
i'm medicine. Intimately more certain
in it's beneficial effects than quinine,
it possesses none of the dement's OF
that drug. Instead of nauseating, it
tones and invigorates the stomach,
and while speedily expelling the noN-
ious humOrs, increases the appetite
and facilitates digestion, thus render
ing the system stronger and better
fitted to resist the attacks OF disease.
In fact judicious use OF Mishler's
Herb Bitters at this season OF theyear
will prevent the recurrence OF this
disease, even in those who have never
passed an autumn without it. An eN-
perience of twenty years proves it to
be the greatest anti-periodlc known to
medical science.
There are perhaps, no diseases so
subject to climatic changes as affec-
lions of the kidneys. Hudreds OF our
farmers, mechanics, and laboring men,
strong and hardy in all other respects,
suffer continual inconvenience,
and occasionally eNcrusiating
pains in the back and
across the loins; experience frequent
desire to pass water, pain during its
passage, and frequent stoppages in its
flow. These are manifestations re-
sulting from some strain or heavy lift
(perhaps years ago., and aggravated
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.
Mishler's Herb Bitters is the only
certain remedy for this class ofdisease.
It has q peculiar tendency to the kid
ney's, stimulates them to q healthy
action, and removing the cause, pre-
vents the formation of hrick-dust de-
posits, which, if permitted to continue,
will by cohesion form gravel stone,
necessiating a painful operation for its
removal. Many of the ingredients en-
tering into it's composition, are uni
versalIy recognized as specifics for all
complaints of the urinary organs. In
liver complaint, dyspepsia, all disor-
ders of the bowels, and affections of the
throat and lungs, it Is equally certain
and efficacious; while, as a remedy
for the complaints peculiar to the
female sex, it has no equal. Ladies
old and young, married and single, in
every condition of life, will find this
great female remedy, prompt, safe,
certain and reliable, The pale, sallow
complexion is replaced by a blooming
healthful countenance, and its Oc-
casional use enables Nature to per-
form her functions regularly and with
out inconvenience.