Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-09-11
FoR years qulnine was regarded as

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the only specific for malarial diseases
and immense quantities of the drug
were annually consumed throughout
our western country, more particu-
ly along the river bottoms and adj
] joining low lands. With the fall
months malaria, in all ITS varied
forms, stalks like an epidemic
through the land, and whole districts
are prostrated with chilis and fever,
the entire population shaking with
ague. Heretofore quinine was
regularly resorted to, but while it
frequently failed to effect cure, it
invariably deranged the stomach,
producing nausea, vertigo and fugi-
tive pains IN the head to such an ex-
tent that months elapsed ere the
system recovered from its effects
These objections to its use were so
marked, that the introduction Of
Mishler's Herb Bitters was hailed as
a triumph in medicine. Infinitely
more certain in its 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 ex-
pelling the noxions humors, increases
the appetite and facilitates digestion,
thus rendering the system stronger
and better fitted to resist the attacks
0f disease. In fact, q judiclous 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 au-
tumn without it. An experience Of
twenty years proves it to be the
greatest antl-periodic known to med
leal science. There are, perhaps, no
diseases so subject to climatic chan
ges as affections Of the kidneys.
Hundreds of cur farmers, mechanics,
and laboring men, strong and hardy
in all other respects, suffer continual
Inconvenience, and occasionally ex-
cruciating pains in the back, and
across the Ioins; experience a fre-
quent desire to pass water, pain dur
ing its pagsage, and frequent top
pages in its flow. These are mani
festations resulting from some strain
or heavy lift (perhaps years ago),
and aggravated by every change in
the weather. Every slight cold flies
direct to this weak spot, and unless
promptly atteuded to the disease
becomes chronic, and the once strong
man becomes a wreck. Mishler's
Herb Ritters is the only certain rem
edy for this class Of disease. It has
a peculiar tendency TO the kidneys,
stimulates them to healthy action, and
removing the cause, prevents thefor-
nation Of brick dust deposits, which,
If permitted to continue, will by CO.
hesion form gravel stone, neeessitat-
ing painful operation for its remo-
val. Many of the ingredients enter
ing into ITS composition, are unlver-
sally recognized as specifics for all
complaints of the urinary organs. In
liver complaint, dyspepsia, all disor-
ders of the bowels, affections of the
throat and lungs, it is especially GER
tain and efficacious while as q reme-
dy 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,
salIow complexion is replaced by q
blooming, healthful countenance,a and
its occasional use enables nature to
perform her functions regularly and
without Inconvenience.