Smyrna times., 1860-09-20
Prof. Woods
Restorative Cordial,
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR

ls precisely what its name indicates for, while
pheasant TO the taste. il is revI=ilying. exhlara-
4 ting. envIgorating and strengthening TO The vi
tai powers, and al the same time revvifies, re- .
InstaIes aud renews the Blood in all IFS original
purity, and thus at once restores and renders !
the system IHvulnerable TO attacks of disease
llt is the only preparation ever offered 10 the +,
- world. SO chemically and skilGully combined
as 10 be the most powerful tonic and at the same
time perfectly adapted TO- as to act in perfect
accordance with the laws of nature. and hence I
q will sOohe the weakest stomach. and tune up
the digestive organs, and thus aiay all nervous
and other irriiaiIons. IL is perfectly exhilara-
a ting and Mt the same lime il is composed entire
d ~ OF vegetables yet combined as 10 produce !
u the mos thorough tonic elect, without prOdu-i 1
cing hnV inJnriOns Consequences. Such a rem
a edv has long been felt TO he desideratum inI
y the medicsl world for needs no medical skill
II 20 that debility follows all attacks Of disease
y aud proceeds and indeed lays the system open
A to the InsiduOns attacks Of many of the most Ga
Y tai. sp' b, for example as The following: Con-
n sumption Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Loss Of APP ,
v petite. Faanness. Nervous IrrliabIlity, Neural
gia. PalpiratIOn ofthe heart. Melancholy, Night
= Sweais Langor. Giddinss, Retention of. as well
as Painful DISTRACTED, too prOfuse, or too scani
NIensirnntion and Falling Ofthe Womb. These
II oil depend upon general debility, This pure. J
n healthy tonic Cordial end Blood RenovaiOr is
" as 10 cure asthe snnto rise aud set. There
~ liz no mistake about it, But this is not ALL IL
Isl atincks. the live brcomes torpid. or worse dis
\ leased the kidneys refuse 20 perform their luno-
AZ tIoIIs, and we are troubled with scalding and
" incontDence Of urine. or involuntary discharge
81 of the sane, pain IN the back, side and between
y tine shoulders. exceedingly liable 10 slight colds
coughs and, il unchecked. soon emaciation FOL
lows, and the potent goes down TO prematurel
~ grave But space will not allow us 10 enume- 1
S rate the many ills to which we are liable in o.
" weakened condition Of the system. But wei !
a .re hs ltardfnI ami Rand RSnauaIoFi
. ysu have perfect, safe, pleasant and etiectuait
I'D remedy for loss Of ppeiite, BiliOusness. Flatn
kx Fence we've and sick Stomach, Lang0r, Live
mI Coraplaint. ChIs AMI Fever, or any Bilious at
an tack, Cosiiveness. Acidiiy Of the Stomach, Ner
e v,,usness. Neuralgia. Palpiiaiion ofihe Hear
- Depression OF Spirits, Soref, Pimpes on Tho
w Face or any disease arising from impure blood
an such as Scroiula, Erysipeias, Bronchitis, Cough
- difienliv Of Breathing, and all that class Of dis
~ eases called female weakness aud enur erntet
" above We will also say the traveller exposed
( 10 epidemics, change Of climate and water. wilt
q lind il a pleasant, safe and sure remedy, and
81 one none should ever travel without Reader,
< TRY il, for We assure you you will find IN IL n
n friend indeed. well as a friend in need. ALI
" persons Of selenlery habits will find il per
fleet preventive of. as well cure for those all
ments TO which they nre particularly exposed
Hence ministers, Students attorneys literaryl
gentleman and ladies who are not accustomed
to much outdoor exercise, will find il TO their
" advantage TO keep a bottle constantly on hand
- and, above all, mothers, or those becoming
such, will go through that most dangerous pc
IA riod not only with their accustomed strength,
- but safs and flee from the thousand ailments so
~ prevalent among the female pottionofthe world
a In short. il is indeed mothers cordial. Trylt
M old and youRg; no longer run the risk of delay;
80 IL will relieve and prove itself emphaticaly a
Ks Restorative Cordial and Blood Renovaios. |
o. J. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broadway, N. \
n York. and ] IA Market ST.. ST. Louis, Mo-, and
n by oil good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
- Bottle. sepl3