The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
MEDICAL .
PROF. WOODS
Restorative Cordial
8lOOO allOQATOa

-. Is precisely what its name indicates, for,
lN while pleasant to the taste,i it is revivilying,
d exhiaratng, invigOrnting and strengthen
ing to the vital powers, und al ;he same 4
I time reyivifios reinstates and renews the
a Blood in all Of its original purity, and thus Y
y at once restores and renders The system M
vulnerable 10 attacks Of disease II is the
Il only preparation ever offered TO the world
= so chemically aud skilllully combined as TO
be the most powerful tonic, and al the same
z time SO perfectly adapted to, as to actin |.
p perfect accordance with the laws OF nature,
an hence will sOothe the UeakeSt stomach,
und tone up the digestive organs, and thus
A allay all nervous aud other irritation. II is .
perfectly exbiarating and at the snme time
\ it is composed entirely OF vegetables. ye; SO
combined as to produce the most thorough l
4 tonic effect, without producing any injuri- \
= Gus consequences. Such remedy has long 7
= been felt to be desideratum in the medica
world, for it needs no medical skill 10 see T,
a that debility follows all attacks of disease,
= and proceeds and indeed lays the system |
open to the insidOus attacks OF many OF tho
most fatal, such, for example, as the fol.
q lowing: Consumption, Indigestion, Dyspep-
4 sia, Loss of Appetite, Fnintness, Nervous
lrritubiliy, Neuralgia. PalpitutiOn OF the
10 Heart, Melancholy, Night Sweats, Lam
E guor, Giddiness, Retention OF, as well as
VI painful obstructed. 100 proluse or too scnnt
Menstruaiion, and Falling i,he Womb
~ These all depend upon general debility
n This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial and Blood
n Rcnovutor is as sure TO cure as tie sun to
rise and set There is no mistake about it,
n Blu; this is not all. II the system is weak
e oned we are open TO bilious attacks, the liver
p becomes torpid or worse diseased, and the
kidneys refuse TO perform their functions,
and we are troubled with scalding and in
confluence of urine, or involuntary dis
charge OF the same, pain in. the back, side
md lnt,,y gh, rlt,I
BILE to slight colds coughs and il unchecked,
soon emaciation follows, and the patient
| "a goes down to premature grave But space
III Will not allow us TO enumerate the many
ills to which we are liable in n weakened
condition OF the system. But we will say
in this Cordial and Blood Renovator you
n have perfect, sa e, pleasant and efieclLal
| = remedy for Loss OF Appetite, Biiousness
| p Flatulence, weak and sick Stomach, Ian.
guor, Liver Complaint, Chills and Fever,
| A or nny Bilious attack, Cosliveness, Acidity
| = OF the Stomach, Nervousness, Neuralgia,
v PHlpitaton Of the Heart, Depression of Spir.
its, Sores, Pimples on the Face, or any dis
a ease arising from impure blood, such as
h Scrolula, Eryspelas, Bronchitis, Cough,
Difficulty OF Breathing, and all that class
| 4 OF diseases called Female Weakness, and
ii enumerated above. We will also say the
! 3 traveller, exposed to epidemics, change of
y climate and wafer, will find il pleasant,
safe and sure remedy, and no one should
ever travel without 1t. Render. try it,for we
| assure you you will find in it a friend in
deed as well as friend indeed. All per-
sons Of sedentary habits will find Il n per.
fec. preventive Of as well as euro for those
| ailments 10 which they are particularly ex-
| posed. Hence ministers, students, attor-
a neys, literary gentlemen, and ladies who
= are not accustomed TO much out door exer-
" else, will find it TO their advantage to keep
y bottle constantly on hand; and, above alf,
mothers, or hose becoming snch, will go
A through that most dangerous period, not
> only with all their accustomed strength but
y safe and free from the thousand ailments So
prevalent among the fe male portion of the
A world. In short, il is indeed n mothers
~ cordial. Try it, old and young; no longer
n run the risk Of delay; it will! relieve and
prove itself emphatically u Restorative Cor.
A dial and Blood Renouator. ..s ~
" o. J. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broadway,
p Now York, and III Market Streot, Saint
Louis. Mo-, and sold by all Druggists
Price One Dollar per Bottle.