Democratic Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 31, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 August 1883 — Blood Infected with Malarial Virus [ARTICLE]

Blood Infected with Malarial Virus

Is more effectually purified by Hostetter’s Stomach Bitten than by any other depurent It expels every trace of the poison from a system impregnated with it, and for the reason that it gives a vigorous impulse to all those functions whose regularity is essential to health, it is a first-rate preventive of malarial and bilious endemics. It promotes regularity in the bilesecreting process, is the best auxiliary of enfeebled digestion, enriches the circulation, and imparts to flaccid, attenuated and enfeebled frames an amount of vig< r which ordinary medication tails to yield. Since it is well-known that persons of a bilious tendency, irregular digestion and a constipated habit or body are the best subjects for malaria, the wisdom of using this fine protective agent in time will lie appreciated. It diffuses a genial warmth through the system, which counttracts the effects of damp and exposure, and defends it from causes productive of rheumatism, kidney troubles and other serious maladies. Isn’t it a little paradoxical to speak of a man as a crank when he is so set in his mind that you can’t turn him? *