Rensselaer Union, Volume 10, Number 43, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 July 1878 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Read XtJ Good May Come From It. It Is a common complaint among people ot this age that they are suffering from an unhealthy condition of system, which Is not, however, actual disease. If you ask them to explain what they mean they will usually say that they are not so strong as they used to be, that their vital energies are relaxed, and they have tot that power of enduring hard toll and fatigue which they formerly poeeessed. No mystery surrounds the origin of such a condition as this, and although the patients themselves may be content to sum up their feelings as those of “general debility,” a keen observer will at once tell them they are rapidly approaching disease of a most serious form. Almost always In snch cases the blood. In which the moet valuable essence of life Is concentrated, lain a very poverty-stricken condition, which manifests Itself by a feeling of constant languor, worse In the morning than at any otlier time, nervousiiesa. tenderness of the muscles, loss of appetite and a general disordered state of the bowels. Usually, also, the liver Is at fault and no longer performs Its natural office of affording free evacuations and carrying off the bile and the Impurities that contaminate the blond, hi very many cases the kidneys are sluggtah In their action, and unless something be done to set matters aright, Bright's disease or diabetes may be the direct Issue, with death following on soon afterward. Such feelings as these are not to be considered of trifling Importance, for It is no secret with the medical profession that general debility Is but a vague popular term which has a very significant meaning, vis.: the beginning of disease. There are many Indiscretions or organic Irregularities of a small nature which will beget It, and these are apt too often to be entirely overlooked until the real danger manifests Itself. But Is It not the height of foolishness to be so careless of one’s safety; and who will say that It la not the better way to check disease at Its beginning, and thus avoid all the peril arid discomfort which the developed stage of disease must Invariably occasion t If yon are deaf to such common-sense reasoning as this, then reflect for a moment on the sad experience of thousands ’of chronic Invalids, or the mute testimony of tbs multitudes of untimely grave* that never give the lie 1 We speak with no rash or dishonest Intentions In say. hut that YKUKTINE will relieve the wont symptoms of general debility and prevent disease. Torpidity of the liver or bowels. Indigestive symptoms and their causa, inactivity of the kidneys and the bladder, poverty of the blood, and a host of other signs of local disorder are soon overcome by this Inestimable remedy, the timely use of which fortifles the system against malaria, and renders Impossible the crowd of dire consequences originating solely In a want of physical or constitutional vigor, or- in the Incomplete performance of the functions upon which health urxiueettonably depends Thousands will bear testimony (and do It voluntarily) that VjEGETINK is the best medical compound yet placed before the public for renovating and purifying the blood, eradlcatiuff All humors, Impurities ur pubuuous secretions from the system. Invigorating and strengthening the system debilitated by disease ; In fact, It is, as many have called It, *' The Great Health Kmtomr.” VEGETINE Purifies tlxe Blood. 1 Boston, Hass, lan IS, 1877. MR. H. a SrgvgJlS: Dear Slr-I have been using Vegetlne for some time with the greatest satisfaction.' and can highly moor mend It as a great cleanser and purifier «• the blood. v. J. LHA . KOKD. Pastor of Hglestoo Square M. a Church. VMSTiNg Is composed of Boots, Barks, and Merto. It is very pleasant to take; ovary chltd likes It. VEGETINE PREPARED BT If. tt. STEVENS* Boston,Mass. I • Vegetine is Sold by All Druggist*