Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-11

5 precisely what its name indiF bate. for, while
pleasant the taste it i iiy Iug eNhsratirg
and Strengthening the vital pow ers, and at the
same time reviyes. REIN tstes and Feuew- tie blood
in all its original purity, ana ttut at once F~i"Fes
aud renders The - iny uurrati4tO attack ol di
ease. r. l. the only PREPARATION eT offered 10 the
world chemically ana skiiltuly dcmtip"d as 10 be
the pow eTiUl tonic. ara ct roberfeely adapted
p>c. aesoyaaars fr7t4 ne tae' ~ HaiH,'
and htHce oor4s Tie ireakes stomach and tone up the
digestive organs and aIay all neyxous and other irri.
tafions II is also perfectly eXhfaTatiHg and AZ the
same time it is composed entirely Of vegetables aud
those thoroughly combining powerful touie ana
soothing proper les aud consequently can never 10
lure. such remedy has long been felt 10 be desid.
ia the medical world, Tor II needs no ntlca4
skill or knowledge even to see that debility follows
open to the iusidious att eks Of many of tie most f.
tai such Tor example a. the following: Consumption
Fairirn.as Nervous Irrita6iity. NeuIalgia fspita.
ton OF the Heart. Melancholy, Hypocondria, Nigh
Sweats LaHguor. biddiness, and all that class
called F,nlal. Weaknesses aud irsau!ayiti's
AIso Liver Derangemenfs or Io,pid,t{3 ana
Liver Complaints, and diseases OF the Kidneys
scaldlng or Ihcontinence OF thf tf'he' or any
general derangenent the Urinary Organs, Pain in
the back, side and hetween the shoulders pr ospo5l
lion to slight colds. Hacking and continued Cough
Emaciation. Difficulty of breathing, and indeed we
might euunerate many more still, but e nave space
only to ay il viii not OnIy cure the debility follow
ing ChilIs and Fever but prevent all aaeBs arising
from Niasmatic influences and the diseases at
nca i already attacked And II acts directly ana
,prsistentIv upon the hillary system afouslng the
Liver action promoting IN TACT All me eHcreuont
and secretiops OF the system, it will inialbiy pre-
vent any deieteriOus consequences following upon
change of climate and water; hence al travellers
should have bottle with them, aud all should take
a table spoon full at least before eating AS II pre-
vents costveness Strengthens the digestive organs
should be in the hsnds of all persons of sedentary
ha bits students, ministers, literary men And all
ladies not accustomed to much out door exercise
should always use it, II they will they will find an
agreeable pleasant and efciant remedy against those
Ills which lob them OF their beauty; tor beauty
not exist without health, and health cannot exist
while the above irreg aTties continue Then again,
the Cordial is a perfect Mothers Relief Taken
month or two before the final trial she will pass the
dreadful period with perfect ease and safety. 7asTs
is no mistake about a. This Cordial is all ot for a.
Mothers, 7y it! And to you appeal to detect the
illness or decline not only of your daughters before
it be too late but also your and husbands, tor
while the former, from false decacy, often go
down to premature grave rather than let their con
ditien be known in time the latter often so mix
ed up with the excitement of bushes that If 1t were
not for you they too would travel in the same down
ward path until too late TO arrest their fatal TALL
But the mother is always vigilant, and to You we
confidently appeal for sure your never 1aillnR
affection will unerringY point you to Prof w oods
Restorative Cordial and Blood Renovator, as the
remedy which should be always on hand IN time OF
need. o. j. WOOD. Proprietor, IA Broadway, n ew
York, and IL Market street, St Louis MO and soia
by all good Druggists. Price, one DoIar per
Bottle. Pond & Morse, Agents 35-lomeoW