Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-02
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REST0 RlRITG GOReLil
AND
BLOOD

BLOOD Hl5EIOVAFsA
Is precisely what its Rame indicates, for.
while pleasant 20 the taste, it is Ieyivify-
ing, exhileT2tiDg. envigOrating and strength
enins to the vital powers. AMI at the same
time reTiyiees. reinstates. and reEeEs the
Blood in all its original purity, an thus
at once restores aid readers the system in
UzlHsrabls TO a'tGeks Of disease. It is the
only preparation ever offered to the world.
so chemically and Skillfully combined as &c
be the most powerful tOni:, and At the same
time so perfectly adapted to. az to act in
perfect accordance with the laws Of nature
and hence will s0Otks the 1cGksst stomach
and tone up the digestive organs, and thus
allay all nervous an other rIit1tion- Il is
perfectly exhilarating and al the same time
il is composed entirely OF vegetables. yet
so combined as to produce the most thorough
tonic ELECT, without producing any injl.ri.
Gus consequences. Such 4 rem idy has long
BEEN felt 10 be a deSideratum in the medical
aOrll for It neeis no medical skill to see
that debility follows all attacks OF disease,
and proceeds and indeed lays the system
open to the iuIidiOus attacks Of may Of
the mo 1t fatal, such. for example, as the
following: Consumption, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsiA, Loss Of Appetite. Faintness, Nery-
Gus IrritAbility, Neuralgia, Palpitation Of
the heart. Melancholy, Night SEeats, Ian
COR, Giddiness, Retention Of. as we'll as
EdillHl ODStruCLcus 100 pEOla3ts or TOO ]
seEnt MenstruatiOn. and Falling Of the
Womb. These all depend upon generald de-
bility. This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial
and blood RsnOvator is as sure to cure as
the sun TO rise and set. There is no mis-
take shout it, BIT this Is not all II the
system is weakened We are open to bilious
attacks, the liver becomes torpid, or worse
diseased, the kidneys refuse 10 perform
their functions, and we are troubled with
scaling and ineontinencG Of urine. or in
voluntary discharge Of tie same, pain in
the back. side and between the shoulders,
exceedingly liable to slight colds, coughs,
and il unchecked, soOa enaciatiOn follows.
and the patient gees down to a premature
grave. But space will not allow US to emu
merate the many ills to which We are liable
in $ weakened condition Of the system - /,
But We will say in this Cordial and Blood I
3 keuovziOr you have I perfect, safe, pleas \
ant and eheetual remedy for loss Of Ape
tits, BiIiousneSs. Flatulenes, weak and sick
stomach. LaRguor, Liver Complaint, ChiHs
and Fever. or any Bilious attack, Cestivs-
ness, Aeidity Of the Stomach, Nervousness,
Neuralgia, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, De !
preston Of Spirits. Sores, Pinples on the .
Face. or any disease arising from impure /
blood, such as ScrOfuia, Ery Sipelas, Eron- :
ehitis. Cough. difficulty OF Breathing, and ]
all that class Of diseases called female j..
weakness and enumerated above. We will !
also say the traveller exposed to epidsmics, I
80 49,
pleasant. safe and sure remedy, md one L
none should ever travel without Reader, z
try it, for ne assure you ysu will find In it :
= friend indeed, aswell ass friend in need
All persOnsof sedentery habits will hndit 1
= perfect preventative Of. as we'll as cure 2
for those ailments TO which they are psrtie- y
uIarIy exposed. Hence ministers, students.
attorneys, literary gentlemen. and ladies' 4
who are not aecIsteEsd to much outdoor I
exercise, will and it to their advantage to
keep a bottle constantly on hand; ard. a
bove all mothers. or those becoming such. \
will 90 through that nest dangerous period y
not only with all their accustomed strength, v
but safe and free from TIE thousand ailments
SO prevalent among the female portion OF I
the world. In short, it is indeed mothers Z
cordial. Try It old and young; no longer
run the risk Of delay it will relieve and .
prove itself emphatieallY 4 ReStOrGtius
Cordial aHd Blood ReH0sat0r. 7
o.. J. WOOD. proprietor, IA Broadway,
New York, and III Market Street. 81. LoHis, J
No and sold by all rood Druggists. Friee |.
One Dollar per Bottle. Z
lMsreh5, 1861