Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-09
R'oF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR

DhOOD hLLNON II YIN.
Is precisely what its name indicates for, whit a
pleasant to the taste, It Is revyifying, exhiAra
~ ting, ard strengthening to the vital powers II N
also reviyaes, renstatea and renews the blood in =
all its original purity, and thus restores and rem
dBrs the system invuluerable TO attacks OF Ill
L disease. II is the only preparation ever offered t. v
" the reach Of all. So chemically and skilfully -
combined as to be the most powerful tonic, and IL
kIyet perfectly adapted to as 70 act IN perfect &c
cOrtdnce igih The Ldics n nature, and hence s00h
the Uedkssf stomach aud tone up the digestive or
q gans, and allay all nervous and other irritation.
IL h also perfeoty exhilarang in It's effects and
yet 1t never followed by lassitude depression
OF spirits II is composed entirely Of vegetables =
n and those thoroughly combining powerful tonic
" and soothing properties and consequently can
'Inever inure. Such remedy has long been felt Al
Ito be desideratum IN the medical world, both
m by the thoroughly skilled In medical science, and
~ also by all who have suffered from debility for u
~ IL needs medical skill or knowledge even to
q see that debility follows all attacks Of disease b
N land lays the unguarded system open TO the at
" ltacks Of many Of the most dangerous to which
y poor humanity is oonstanoA liable. Such, for q
. exsmple as the following; Nonsumption Bron-. Y
q ehitis Indigestion Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, \,
Faintness, Nervous Irritablity, Neuralgia, Pal.
pitAtion Of the Heart, Melancholy, Hypoeondria,
Ia class Of cases. fearuy fatal II unattended to IN
VI In time, called Female lFeatnesses and br,ga- "
I@lland Liver Com platnts Diseases Of the Kidneys
" scaldng or Incontinence Of the Uriue, or any L
Il IN the Back, Side and between the Shoulders,
AZ predisposition to Slight Colds Hacking aud Con. q
n ing, aud indeed we might enumerate many more v
still hut we have space only to say, it will not
only the debility following Chills and Fever, q
but prevent all attacks arising from MiasnAtic |
"A Influences and cure the diseases at once, II al
VI ready attacked. Aud it acts directly and per
- sstently upon the hillary system, ar0usng the 7
n Liver to action, promoting, Ia fact all the eXcre-
n Ons and secretiOns Of the system, Il will infalli
bly prevent any deleterOus consequences follow
- Ing upon change Of clluate and water henea all
travellers should have bottle with them, and
a all should take table spoonful at least before
N eating. AS 1t prevents cosyeness, strengthens II
" the digestive organs II should be In the hands q
Of all persons Of sedenary habits, studonts min
a listers, literary men, And all ladies' not aecus.
toned to much outdoor exercise should ALWAYS III
" use It. II they will they will find agreeable II
PLEASANT and efficient remedy against those ills
which rob them Of their beauty for beauty can. 3
- not exist without health, and health cannot ex-
X list while the above Irregularities continue Then
~ again, the Cordial is perfect Mothers Relief
n Taken month or two before the final trial she a
will pass the dreadful period with perfect ease II
and safety. There Is no mistake about H. Misl \
CoTdial Is all claim for il. Mothers fry ff!l
And to you we appeal to detect the illness or do
n cline not only Of your daughters before il be too z
r late but also your sons and husbands, for while
~ the former, from false decacy, often goes down,
to premature gave rather than let their con. n
= dition be known in time, the latter often SO
N mixed up with the excitement Of business that il
" IL not for you they too would travel in the
dow inward path, until too late to arrest their
fatal fall. But the mother Is always Vigilant,l ,
Az and you confidently appeal; for we are sure
LII your falling affection will unarringly point
n you to Prof Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
. Renovator the remedy which should be always Y
n on hand in time OF need. o. J. WOOD Pro
u prietor. 444 Broadway New York, and ia Mar.
ket street, ST. Louis, No. and sold by all good III
Druggists Price One Dollar per bottle. q
nov 12-eowIy
Sold by L. s. Hopes, No. 425 Market street.