Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-10
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RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
BLOOD RENOVAT0R.

BLUUD RENUVAIUR.
Is precisely what its name indicates for while pleas
ant to the taste, it is revivying, eNhierating, and
strengthening to the vital powers 1t also revives,
rensates and rencws the blood in all its original pu
rty, and thus and renders the system nvul
nerabe to attacks ofdisease 1t is the only prepare
to be within the reach If ali % Chemically and
skillfuy combined to be the most powerful tonic,
ana yet so perfectly adapted as to act in perfect
he toe@Tesf stoGch ana tone IN The digestive Or
gals and aliay ali nervous and other irritation 1t
is also perfectly eXhilaratng in its effects and vet it
isnever followed by lassitude depression OF spirits,
1t is composed entirely vegetables and those thor
oughly combining powerful tonic and soothing prop
remedy has long been felt to be desideratum in the
~medical world both by the thoroughly skilled in med
ic9l science, and also BIS all who have suffered romS
debility; for It needs no medical skill or knowledge
Seven TO that debility follows all attacks of disc
ease and lays the unsuarded system open to the at
Ntacks of the most dangerous diseases to which poorS
shumanty is constantly liable such, for example
the tollowing Consumption Bronchitis Indigestion.
SDvspepsia, Loss Of Appetite Fantness Nervous IrP
ancIoiy, Iiypochondria Night Sweas, Languor, Gd-E
ydiness and all that class of cases earully fatal
iornditv AID Liver Compants Diseases Of the Kia-t
-neys Scaldng or Incontinence of Urine any gen
era derangement of the Urinary Organs Pain in the
Back, Side, and between the shoulders Predsposi-
xto slight Colds Hacking and continued Cough, Ema-
citation, Difficulty in Breathing, and indeed might y
sto say it viii not only cure the debility following
Chills and Fever but prevent all attacks arising
Mlasmaile influences ana cure TIE diseases at once
eli already attacked And as it acts directly and
Sstently the DlilarT SYStem arousng the Liver
$to action promoting in fact all the eXcetions and
secretions of the system it will intalliby prevent
dcleterous consequences following upon change of
sclmaie and water; hence all travellers should have
ga bottle with hem and all should take TABLESPOON
iul at least before eating. AS prevents costivcnes
and strengthens the digestive organs, it should be in,
Zthe hands of all persons ofsedenary habits students
gmnisters, literary And all ladies not accus-
toned 70 much outdoor exercise. should always
Hit If they will they will find agreeable, pleasant,
and efficient remedy against those ills which rob Them
~of their beauty FOR beauty cannot exist withoutP
Shealth. and health exist while the above ir--
Irregularities continue. Then. again, the cordial is az
sperect mothers relief. Taken month two Def
the final trial, she will pass the dreadful period with
Hperect and safety There is mistake about y
thts Cordidtts all zoe clam FOR a. Mothers, try ~!
And to you appeal to detect the illness decline,
only of your auc hers before it be too late but
also your and husbands, for while the former
from false delicaey, often goes down premature
grave rather than let their condition be known IN
time the latter often mix ed with the excite
ment of business that were not for you they would
travel in the downward path, until too late to
arrest their fatal fail. But The mother is ALWAYS vigil
liant. and to you confidently appeal; for
your never failing affection Will uncrrngly point
you to Professor Woods Restorative Cordial and
Blood Renovation as the remedy which should be al
ways on hand in time of need. o. WOOD, PrOpr-
tor 444 broadway, New York, and ia Market street.
st. Louis Mo. and sold by all good Druggists. Price
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