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Show X Prevalent DiNcasc. There is no disease so prevalent in America ns dyspep'isi and cortainly none which has eo generally bailie! and donated donat-ed the ekill of tlio medical profession. The -nly remi.dy for this distressing cora-pluiiit cora-pluiiit is a puni nirdiciitod stimulajit. Hosteller's Stnmach Bi'ters, whoso esen-Hinl esen-Hinl ir inciplu is pound rye, is admitted by tnedient practitioners to b- the only aUr-aiive, aUr-aiive, mMreclive and restoratiT on which Ihevtriui rely. Tho liittors are tho heat yoib o specific fjr llauilency, diz.ino-s; , wat'Thrpnh, irregularity of the bowels, J anil tiM indication of continued dyspt i- j sin. Tln'y do not oxcile, but B"Oth the irrittt-d ei.011.a--h arid bowule, anl may be taken by peisnna of tho 1no.1t delicate and sciiriilivi' organization, who aro unpleasantly unplea-santly nil'.:-ted by tho uo of tho ordinary nth mi hints of commerce. Though their elti-et is most deci-ive, yet they nrc 10 milii Hiid bunelii'ent in operation as to bo suitable, to children as well a. to adults. |