New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-18
OPEN YOUR EYES AND SEE.

Iet,s have , spasm Of common sense. Overfin
balloon with gas and IL bursts; overload a sllip
and she goes down in the first gale overload
vour stomach daily for "A few years and you
will fall a victim to obesity or dyspepsia.or
both Where one man drinks himself 70 death 4
hundred eat themselves to death. Inc Guy vi
New-York contains n host Of men tand women,
too) who are too fat and five times az nIany
who are too thin dyspeptics Of some sort. ever
bessed one OF them, and nearly all clogbeI, ani
stupefed with chronic constipation. VIII
physic fails as it does by and by they are ready
for the grip. pneumonia. govt Brsnt "'He'"e'
heart faiure-and the funeral director.
When a man has drunk more hquOr IMAM ~
can carry his nerves at once fall out or gear ana
all who him know What ais MINI ~. ~
with food surplus. Tina taxes ioi,eff ~ Iin a.,
the danger bell; but when the bell does TING is
strokes are these: Loss Of relish for food' uis-
tress and pain after eating; sensation IN the
stomach like the gnawing OF rats; the rlsihs Oh
nasty gas and biting acid INTO the throat: duiI
heada che: disordered beating or the heait' n'S "
dizziness; nausea often without vomiting; cold
extremities: darkening OF the mind: acnng o,
the muscles Of the legs and back blliousress ana
bad temper: nerves all tangled. llke telegIdpn
wires in "A blizzard. and general feeilng INA.
YOU have had your ing and are no" cdhFu On
to pay for II. .,
And that is the situation exactly. The trouble
IS dyspepsia the commonest and deadnest OF
diseases This is not advertising scare TAX ~
IL the most dreary Of truths. DOCTORS KIN" u
perfectly and never promise cur"
4 New-York gentleman well known In COM
nercial circles permits us TO pint ms EEL IT.,
condition that we shall not use his name lie
saws: Through careless indulgence in the pleas,
ures Of the table, with a sedentary hdot dno
hard mental work IN early life. ] have fOr some
years lattery suffered intensely from chrohin ~.
fammatory dyspepsia. After eating even Ishc
food I was sure 70 feel the greatest distress
often sharp pain-n the stomach with heaVy OPP
preston of the chest Tho power,to sleep hatu,-
allv almost wholly left me. MY sleep was az
WAYS broken and sometimes scarcely cioseu NY
ewes all night long From having been heavy:
indeed a portly man. lost flesh steaily. uhtli
became thin and weak was chronicay I.rita-
bic and lstless. had constant desire Tor HuIus;
experienced much nausea ana the senrf.oh ~
gnawing and sinking at the stomach. MY tongue
was always coated and my taste virtually gone.
Nv breath was offensive and the gums were
spongv and tended e bleed The liver SKIN ana
kidneys seemed TO echo the condition ~ my ~
gestiOn and gave mo d al OF trouble A1ter
having been in the hands Of many physicians
including several specialists. TO no practical pur-
nose | saw one Of the advertisements OF me
Shaker Digestive Cordial some months ago ana
hogan To use it, on the ground Of IN" honesty
and an,litv Of those good people. IF whom had
often heard. The result has surprised ana l
mood hardly say delighted mo. nave oe"il gel-
ting better eyer since have Increased hecl.Ierly
I'm weight and in every other respect; IN DIl-i;
T am constantly recovering my health. wnich l
Thought 7 had lost forever The Shakers nave
done what nobody ever did before--found cure
for chronic dyspepsia as II II IN mon ~ my
kind" ~ y, ch.,,
For fifty years the NJ. Lebanon -. ~ shas,
ers who are expert herbaiists and medclnal
chemists have labored to produce positVe
remedy for thus disease. out OF new materials
and on new lines which they have re'eh'l3 pr
fected and offered under the name 81 SHAKER
Diqestiva Cordial. Its success has been treneI-
aus even in cases pronounced incurable IL
acts direct on the gastric glands, relieves Hhthf-
diately and cures permanently.
Trial bottles-which prove It's Vaue-teh cen'S'
at nearly all druggists.