Salt Lake Herald | 1891-08-05 | Page 8 | The Ruggedest Path in Life

THE RUGGEHEST PATH IS LIFE I it be but irradiated by good health is shorn of half its distasteful features Hosts of distinguished men amI women have uttered regrets for a past when young full of vigor and hope though battling with obstacles that seemed well nigh insurmountable insur-mountable their pulse bent their veins i tingled with the glow of joyous health Chronic invalid would you once more feel that plow would ouas of yore sleep eat digest perfectly I Then use with persistence per-sistence Hostellers Stomach Bitters foremost fore-most among tonics most reliable of vitalizing vitaliz-ing medicine Nervousness dyspepsia hypochondria a loss of appetite and sleep this grand rcparative of a debilitated physique and impaired constitutional vigor spoedilly prevails against Rheumatic and neuralgic ailments malarial disorders kidney kid-ney troubles and the growing infirmities of age are successfully combatted by this benign specific o