Democratic Sentinel, Volume 8, Number 11, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 April 1884 — A Red-Letter Day. [ARTICLE]

A Red-Letter Day.

The day on which an invalid begins the use ol Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters should be marked wffih a red letter in the diary of his experience, since it means for him* the beginning of a new era of health. Vigor, sound digestion, regularity of the bowels, tranquil sleep are among the boons which it confers. The chief hindrance to the restoration of nerve power, non-assimlla-Hon of the food, is removed by it, and it successfully combats inherent or acquired tendencies to disease. Voyagers in tropic seas use it as an antidote to the debilitating effects of extreme heat; it protects the system from the consequences of exposure in rough weather, and in regions where malarial fevers are prevalent it neutralizes the miasmatic poison in both air and water. Persons whose health is precarious cannot adopt a more potent medicinal auxiliary of purely sanitary measures. A train-wrecker—a blind horse on a railroad track.