Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-07-09
PRO. WOODS
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BLOOD NNBEOWABOa

: p Is precisely What ith same indicates. for,
while pleasant 70 the Taste. II 10 f~svtVify.
Ing, exhileratip g,euyigorating and siren 9Th.
Z oning TO the vital powers. and at the same
. time revivihes. reinstates, and reEevs the
= Blood in all its original purity, and thus
4 vninerabk 10 attacks Of diSsase. II Ia the
y only preparation ever offered to the world,
80 chemically and skilifully combined as to
j be the most powerful tonis, and At the same
y time 30 perfectly adapted 10. hs TO act In
perfect accordance with the laws of nature
and hence will soofhs tie peaksst stoMaeh
and tone up the digestive organs, and thus
Allay all nervous and other Irritation. IL is
- perfectly exhilarating and at the sane time
II II Is composed entirely Of vegetables. yet
Il so combined as to produce the most thorough
tonic effect, without producing any iniuri.
- Gus consequences. Such n rem ,dy has long
= been felt TO be a deaideratum In the medical
7 vorld. for II needs no medical skill to see
n 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, A. the
" following: Consumption, Indigestion, Dys.
pepsis, Loss OF Appetite, Paintness, Nerv.
4 GUS Irritabiltty, Neuralgia, PalpltAtion Of
U the heart. Melancholy. Night SweAts, Ian.
gor, Giddiness, Retention Of. rs we'll rs
Painful DISTRACTED, too profusc, or too
NJ scant Menstruation. and Failing OF the
. Womb, These all depend upon general de.
bility. This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial
and Blood Renovator is as sure TO cure as
n the sun TO rise and set. There II no ais.
. take about II. hut this Is not all. II the
system is weakc ned We are open 10 bilious
. attacks, the liver becomes torpid, or worse
diseased, the kidneys refuse IL perform
their functions, and We are troubled with
m scalding and incontinencS Of urine. or in.
. voluntary discharge OF the same. pain in
the back, side and between the shoulders,
I'll exceedingly liable to elight colds, coughs,
~ and II unchecked, sOon cancellation follows,
and the patient gees down to a premature
grave. But space will not allow us 10 emu.
m. merate the many ills to which we are liable
~ in = weakened condition Of the system
But we will say Ia this Cordial and Blood
kenovator you have n perfect, safe, pleas
ant and ~efectual remedy for loss OF Appe.
lite, Biliousness. Flatulence, weak and sick
stomach. Languor, Liver Complaint, Chills
and Fever, or any Bilious attack, Costive.
N ness, Acldity Of the Stomach Nervousness,
" Neuralgia, PAlpitation Of the Heart, De
n preston OF Spirits. Sores, Pimples on the
" Face. or any disease arising from impure
n blood, such as Scrofula, Erysipelas, Bron.
~ chitis, Cough, difficulty Of Breathing, and
n all that class OF diseases called female
weakness. and enumerated above. We will
n also say the traveller exposed TO epidomics,
" change OF climate ard water, will find II a
pleasant. safe and sure remedy, and one
n none should ever travel without Reader,
VI try II, for we assure you yea will md in II
a friend indeed, as well rs a friend In need.
| All persons OF sedentery habits will fad II
n perfect preventative OF. as we'll as cure
. fer those ailments to which they are pArtic'
= ularly exposed. Hence ministers, students.
attorneys, literary gentlemen, and ladies
who are not accustomed to much outdoor
exercise, will find u to their advantage to
keep a bottle constantly on hand; and. A.
boVo all mothers, or those beeorsing 0sch,
will go through That most dangerous period
not only with all their accustomed strength,
. but safe and free from TIE thousand ailments
~ so prevalent among the female portion OF
= the world. In short. II Is indeed a moth sT's
cordial. Try 1t old and young; no longer
. run the risk Of delay It will relieve aud
" prove itself emphatically a RsstoratiSs
Cordial asd Blood RenOpator.
~ q. j. WOOD, proprietor, 4I4 Broadway,
~ New York, and ~ Market Street. st. Louis,
- Mo and sold by all good Druggists. Price
A One Dollar per Dsttle.
VI LMarehS, 1851