Year: 1869

THo DYsPEPTIC sUFFERERs.-UN-


der the general head Of Dyspepsia may be eiassed ali
the varieties ofindgeston Its symptoms are SO various
aud differ so much in different individuals. that it is al
most impossible classify them In fact Of then,
are utterly indescribable. II may be safely asserted.
however, that the diseases ofmankind spring from dis
ordered condition of the stomach and that the other
half whatever their origin upon that sensitive and
important organ. Among the ordinary indications of
dyspepsia and fauence blosted and full feeling about
the stomach and abdomen Immediately after eating
gnawnG sensation, of hoowness at the pit of
the stomach between meals heavy dull feeling in the
head, feeble or unsteady appetite, occasional
resiessness during the night and weary, unrefreshcd
feeling rising in the morning. palpts,on heart
depression of miid sometimes amounting monorlania
loss of memory, confusion of thought stomach with
raising Of food and choking sensation in the throat
dmness of the pain in the diaphragm feebeness and
dsinclinaton for exertion, and sometimes emaciaion
and corpselike pallor. These few of the direct
signs of dyspepsia, but it is generally complicated
with specific affections of the bowels the liver and the
nerves, its victims have many additional torments
which are technically attributed to other causes


The best advice that be given any one who has
the slightest predispostion dyspepsia to ftify his
or her digestive organs by the daily use of ostetter





stomach, and this ytazing Preparation will tone and
renovate that If the gastric apparatus is in good
working order and perfectly dissolve and thoroughly
assnilate the food submitted to its operation there will
be no dyspepsia Iii not do this it requires rein.
foroment and the best Of all reinforcing agents should be
forthwith resorted to. The Stomach is the Commssariat
Of the SYSTEM 1t supplies the elements of life the
whole body In it is prepared the material of blood,
muscle bone and FIBER and if it fails to purvey that
terai in sufficient quantity, and of proper kind, the
whole body suffer, and with it the mental faculties
Therefore protect the Comnissarat Department Don't
let the enemy obtain possession of it, 1t is pre-
vent disease from getting into organ than to expel it
after it becomes Chronic Fixture Consider the in
dication of uneasness in the stomach sign that dys-
pepsa preparing attack, and battle it once with
this Great Expellant.


Blu, lift to prevent remember that it is not
too ste to II is believed that there no case of
chronic indigestion that withstand the remedial oper-
alton of Hosteters Stomach Bitters. This belief is
grounded twelve years experience in the efficacy
preparation. The first instance Of its failure give relief
is yet unchronicled 1t it had failed the vounous
correspondence addressed to the propretors all
parts Of the United States and South America would at
least include letter expressing dissatisfaction But
there is, not The testimony, extending the
period Of more than dozen years. is all the ap-
proving tenor. Certainly this is sufficient warrant for
claiming that the Bitters specific for indigestion in
all its varieties.


Fever and Ague, Remittent Fever, Marsh Fever, and
other Maarous Diseases. The nfauation human na-
ture astonishing Thousands of individuals whose
ness takes them into unhealthy districts, where they
must nee essary breathe mpoisoned air, and drink i'm.
poisoned water neglect provide themselves with An an
tidoe thereto. How true it is that IAN think all
men mortal but themselves These foolhardy people
ter themselves that although others have fallen by the
wayside, they resist the influence of maaria Nay
the settlers in and nsaubous regions often
equally remiss They either take their periodical shakngs
and burnngs unavoidable dispensatons of Providence
only seek to check them by inadequate sometimes
dangerous And yet Hostetter's Stomach Bters
absolute protection against intermittent rement
vets of all types advertised in every paper and
scarcely be unknown to any portion of the reading
public 1t is true that the demand for the Bters
rapidly and that every adds largely the number
ofhose who acknowledge its an accmating pre-
paraon yet there multtudes now enduring n living
martyrdom from Chis and Fever, who the cost Of a
few bottles of this irresistible tonic might enjoy uninter
rupted health the whole year round.


No fact In medical history better established than the
potency of the Btters safeguard against epidemic and
endemic maladies generated by masma and polluted
ter No traveller ill., resident Of marshy, over-wood
ed uncultvaed tract of country should be without
this unequaed tonic and dsnectant. The of the
Western rivers especially that of the Mississippi and its
tributaries, is most pernicous TO those who have
accustomed to the purer element of the Eastern Mid
die States invariably sickeos them if taken into the
stomach in unmxed state. Nor will the common bar
stimuants remedy the evil Indeed they inevitably do
more harm than good for they uniformly adultera





them with unwholesome water But the Bters are met
Gated expressly to this contingency They contain
juices which positive antdo'e poisonous faint
whether be produced by decomposing vegetable mat
ter by mineral substances. The effect of unhealthy
mir is first TO enfeebe. then affect the system But if
the whole frame be braced and invgorated by course of
the Great Tonic, it will he rendered proof against the
prosrstiug tendency Of malaria. and thus escape the
malsdies of which debility is always the precursor


Hostetters Btters as a Household Medicine. II is
great llacy TO suppose that the ofthe med
cine is proof OF its value restorative The truth
s that the palate revolts against remedy can not
do much good Hostetters Btters unpleasant to
the taste and always soothe and quiet
the stomach Indeed they the best known preven.
tive Of and for Their usefulness as family
specific scarcely be overrated For sickness at the
stomach, sudden spasm wind colic Mysteries nervous
headache. lassitude, low spirits and the thousand anu
ailments that continually occurring in every fami.
ly there is nothing comparable them whole medi.
cine chest full Of tnctures essences powders and pills.
worth single bottle ofthe Btters in such cases


Prepared and sold by


H0STETTER SMITH,


Pittsburg, Pa.


For sale by Druggists, Grocers and Store-keepers
throughout the world.