Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
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D6OOD GgN0tAFOR

DIOOD
Is precisely what its Name indicates. for,
while pleasant TO the taste, IL is r~evivify.
ing, exhileratiDg .envigorating and strength.
NJ ening to The vital powers, and at the same
u time reviyines, reinstates, and rehews the
n Blood in all its original purity, aud thus
at once restores aHd rsHdsrs the system iR.
~ vnIHera6Ts to attacks Of disease. 1t is the
only preparation ever offered to the world.
- so chemically and skillfully combined Tvs TO
n he the most powerful tonis, and at the same
- time so perfectly adapted to. a. to act In
perfect accordance with the laws Of nature
and hence will sooths che weakest stomach
and tone up the digestive organs, and thus
allay all nervous ana other irritation. Il Is
-. perfectly exhilarating and at the same time
III II Is composed entirely Of vegetables. yet
so combined as to produce the most thorough
tonic effect, without producing any injuri.
- Gus consequences. Such a rem tdy has long
been felt 20 be n desideratum In the medical
U world. for II needs no medical skill to see
IL that debility follows all attacks OF disease,
and proceeds and indeed lays the system
open to the insidious attacks OF masy Of
- the most fatal, such, for example, as the
r. following; Consumption, Indigestion, Dys.
pepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Faintness, Nerv.
Gus Irritability, Neuralgia, Palpitalion Of
the heart, Melancholy, Night sweats, Ian.
gor, Giddiness, Retention Of. as we'll as
Painful obstructed, too profuse, or too
m, scant Menstruation. and Falling Of the
Womb. These all depend upon general de.
bility. This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial
n and Blood Renovator Is as sure to cure as
the sun to rise and set. There is no mis-.
~ take about 10. But this Is not all. II the
system Is weake ned we are open to bilious
r attacks, the liver becomes torpid, or worse
- diseased, the kidneys refuse 10 perform
their functions, and we are troubled with
IN scalding and incontiDenca Of urine. or in.
W voluntary discharge Of the same, pain in
Tho haANr ala aAI aNUa. Nha aha,IlaWa
III exceedingly liable to slight colds, coughs,
and IL unchecked, sooa cancellation follows,
and the patient gees down to a premature
a. grave. But space will not allow us to emu.
merate the many ills to which we are liable
n in $ weakened condition Of the system -
But we will say In this Cordial and Blood
henoyator yon have n perfect. safe, pleas
ant and ~e1ectual remedy for loss of Appe.
lite, Biliousness, Platulence, weak and sick
Stomach, Languor, Liver Complaint, Chills
- and Fever, or any Bilious attack, Costive.
ness, Acidity Of the Stomach. Nervousness,
" Neuralgia, Palpitation of the Heart, De
n preston Of Spirits, seres, Pimples on the
Face, or any disease arising from impure
n blood, such as Scrofula, Fry sipelas Bron.
ehitis, Cough. difficulty OF Breathing. and
all that class Of diseases called female
a weakness. and enumerated above. We will
also say the traveller exposed to epldGmics,
" change Of climate and water, will hnd II a
pleasant. safe and sure remedy, and one
none should ever travel without, Reader,
" try It, for we assure you yeu will Ind in II
a friend indeed, as well as a friend in need.
+ All persons Of sedentery habits will find it
v a perfect preventative Of, as well as cure
for those ailments to which they are parte'
uiarly exposed. Hence ministers, students.
attorneys, literary gentlemen, aud ladies'
who are not accustomed to much outdoor
exercise, will hnd 1t to their advantage TO
keep q bottle constantly on hand; and. a.
boye all mothers, or those becoming such,
will go through that most dangerous period
not only with all their accustomed strength,
ii. but safe and free from tie thousand ailments
SO prevalent among the female portion OF
the world. In short, 1t Is indeed a mothers
n cordial. Try 1t old and young; no longer
run the risk Of delay II will relieve and
prove itself emphatically a RoStoratiUe
Cordial and Blood ReNOVatOr.
A. o. j. WOOD. proprietor, 4i4 Broadway
w New York, and ia Market Street, st. Lopis,
~ No and sold by all good Druggists. Price
A One Dollar per Bottle.
W March q, 1861