Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19
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RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD REN0YAT0R.

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Is precisely what its name Indicates for while pleas
ant to the taste, it is revivying eXhierating and
STRENGTHENING to the vital powers. 1t also revivfes
renstatcs ana renews the blood in all its original pH
rity and thus and renders tie system nvul
ncrdle TO attacks OF disease 1t is the only prepare
to be within the reach If ali 20 chemically and
skiullv combined as to be the most powerful tonic,
aecordaHce ,ch The a'oS nature md ei &C S0othe
the ge0keSt stomach, and tone up the digestive
Gals, ana ailay an nervous ana other irritation II
is also perfectly eXharating in its effects, and ct it
is followed by lassitudc depression OF spirits
oughly combining powerful tonic and soothing prop
remedy has long been felt desiicretum In the
<medica world both by the thoroughly skilled in meda
even 10 see that dcbilit Iioyvs ali 5tacks az i
= ease, and lays the uarded system open &he
ssalnanits Is constaTilT liable Sncb for eyamne ass
the following: Consumption, Bronchitis. indigestion =
SDYspgps.a Loss Of Appetite. Faintness Nervous Ia
: mchuv Iypochon,ria, Night Sweets Languor, Cid
zdiness, and all that class OF eartuy fatal
-aad Lrregaia,?ties Also, Liver Deranpen,euts or
= torpluE ana Liver C1lplailts Disc asses o. the kid&
@neys Scadlns or inc9ntnence OF Urine, or any gen -
eral arrangement Of the Urinary Organs, Pain in theS
Back, side, and between tue shoulders, Predispos-
, to slight Colds, Hacking and continued Cough, Ema-
-ciaton, Difficulty III breathing, and n;eed might5
Sto say il VIII not only the debility ollowingS
Chlls ana feyer,bu prevent all attacks arising from
SMiasmGtiC Influences. and tile diseases once
= il alre3dy attacked And directly and per-S
SlsteniiI upon lhe el;Sr system arousng The Liver
>sccretOns Of the system it viii inaliby prevent anv
deeteriOGs consequences GLOWING upon change Of
climate and water; hence all travellers should have
a bottle with them, and all should take tables room
tu az least before eating. As it prevents c0stveness
and strengthens the digestive organs, should be in
The bands Oi all scdcHtary habits students, r
, ministers, literary And all ladies accus- =
toned much outdoor exercise. should always use
Sit II they will they will find agreeable pleasant
and efficient remedy against those ills which rob them
-uf their beauty; for beauty cannot exist Without
Ahealth. ami health cannot exist while the above :,
Irregularities continue. Ihen again, the cordial is =
Sperfect mothers relief. Taken month Def re z
the trial, she Will pass the dreadful period with
perect and safety. There is no BtSuIe about H. =
This COrdidi is Oh clam TOr IT, jfOfherS try M
And to You appeal to detect the Illness or decline
NOT only of your daughters before il be late but
also your sons and husbands, Tor while the former
from false delicacy, often goes down a premature
grave rather than let their condition be known in
time, the latter often piiXed up with the excite
ment OF business that II were fof they would
travel in the same downward path until too late 10
arrest their fatal fall But the mother always yigi
liant and to you we confidently appeal; for VIC ale
sure your never falling affection will uncrriugly point
you to Professor Woods Restorative Cordial and
Blood RcnovatOr as the remedy which should be Al
ways on bang In time Of need. o. j WOOD, propri-
tor, 4i Broadway, New York, and ia Market street
It. Louis Mo- and sold by all good Druggists Price
One Dollar per bottle dEWeovi IL al