Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25

Is precisely what It's name indicates, Tor, while
pleasant to the taste. il IL Vey' tying eN hIaratIng
zane time reriyiaes re-taes and reuews the blood
ali il original purity. and thus az once restores
and reUder- the y@tem nvuluerableto attacks OF dz
Ease j. J. the only prePai@hon ever "heFed 10 ne
world chemically aud -kilulig combined as to be
the most powerful tonic ana yer % PtTtci! aaapted
as n l IA pFr'~c' aCc0737r r'i9 me mrs a. HHt"'
ant e00Ihe t~fakfst Hohaea, and tone ny the
digestive organs and aIlay al nervous and other i'm
tatlons 1t Is also perfectly tN1isfathg ana al me
same time il Is composed entirely Of vegetables and
those thoroughly combining powerful tonic and
soothing properties and con equeitN can never IN
lure Such remedy has long BEEN felt to be desid
eratumiu the medical world, for il needs medical
skill or knowledge even to t-e that debility follows
open 70 the u-dOus attacks OF many OF the most ia
I'll such iorevara,Ie a. the following CofSuulptiou
Bronchitis INDIGESTION. Dyspepsia Loss OF Appetite
Fantue-- Nervous Irrtahillty, Neuralgia falpita
tion of the Heart. Ne Iaucholy. HyPocondrla, Nigh
Sweata. LauguoT, GidtIneSs, and all that class
cases fearful fatal il unattended to in time
called Fsulat WsaknNSe> nud lrr.eHLqyltfs
Also Liver DeTanEements or Iorpidity, and
Liver Complaints, ana Disease OF TIE hiuneys
ScaldIng IDcontinence OF the Urine. or any
general arrangement OF the CrInaFl 0T&ah7' am ~
the back side and between the shouldtTE pr dsposi
ton TO slight colds. Hacking and continued Cough
kmaCiatiOn, Difficulty OF breathing, and indeed We
might enumerate many more sur, DuI We H.N Spao
only LAY. it will not only cure the debility follow"
ing Chils and Fever, but prevent all attacks arising
from Miasmatc Influences. and cure the diseases at
il already attacked And as it acts directly and
persisrently upon the hillary system arouslng the
Liver to action promoting in fact all the eXCreons
and seCretOns of the system, it will infalIbly pre-
vent any dele.erious consequences following upoI
change of climate and water hence all travellers
should have a bottle with them, and all should take
a table spoonful at least before eating. AS 1t pre-
costiveness, strengthens the digestive organs
should be in the hands of all persons OF sedentary
habits, students, ministers, literary men. And all
ladies not accustomed to much out door exercise
should always use it. Ifthey will they Will lind an
agreeable pleasant and ecant remedy against those
ills which rob them Oftheir beauty; for beauty can
not exist without health, and health cannot exist
while the above Irregularities continue: Then again
the Cordial is n perfect Mothers Relief laken
month two before the final trial she Will pass the
dreadful period with perfect ease and safety: 1Ars
IS mistake it, ms Coyjat IS all lcs cln1toT a.
Mothers, tyyjt' And to you appeal to detect the
illness decline not only of your daughters before
it be too late but also your sons and husbands LOT
while the former, from false delicacy, often go
down to premature grave rather than let their CON
dition be known in time, the latter are OFTEN so mix
ed up with the excitement of bushes that II II 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 yigilant, and to YOU we
confidently appeal forwe are sure your never Ialng
affection will unerringly point you to Prof. Wood
Restorative Cordial and Blood Renoyator, as the
remedy which should be always on hand in time OF
need. Oh. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broadway, N ew
York, and ia Market street, St Louis, Mo and sold
by all good Druggists. Price, One Dollar per
Bottle. Pond Morse, Agents. SS-lsmeow