Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-12
PROF. WOODS
RGSfU RAfIVI CORDIAL
AND
BlbO0IN HISIJ0WAT0H


Is precisely what its Aams Indicates. and
while pleasant 10 the taste, IL is Ieyivify- |
ing, exhilerating .enyigorating and strength
ering to the vital powers, and At the same
time reViVihes. reinstates, and reEeEs the
Blood in all its original purity, and thus
At once rsSt0res aud renders the systent IN
vulnerable TO attacks Of disease. Iii the
only preparation ever offered to the world,
so chemically and skillfully combined as &c
be the most p powerful tonic, and at the same
time so perfectly adapted to. As to act in
perfect accordance with the laws Of nature
and hence will sOOths ths peGksst sf0mceA
and toni up the digestive organs, and thus
Sllsy all nervous and other imitation Itis
perfectly exhilarating and at the sametime
it is composed entirely Of vegetables. yet
so combined as to Prodace the marlborough
tonic eject, without producing any inlIri.
Gus consequences. 5 ueh Rrsmsd has long
been felt TO be . q esidsratum in the medical
world. for 1t needs no medical skill to see
that debility follows all attacks Of disease,
and proceeds and indeed lays the system
open to the insidious attacks Of raEy OF
the most fatal, such, for example, as The
following: Consumption, IndSgestion, Dys-
pepsiS, Loss Of Appetite, Faintness, Nerv-
Gus IrrItabiltty, Neuralgia, Palpitation Of
the heart, Melancholy, Night SEeats, Ian
gor, Giddiness, Retention Of. a. veil as
Painful obstructed, toe p~rofuse, er toe
s5ant Menstruation. and Falling OF ths
Womb, These all depend upon generRlde-
biity- This pure, healthy, tonic Cordial
And Blood RenoVator is as sure to cure as
the san 20 rise and set. There is no mis-
take about it. But this is not all II hi
system 10 veake ned we are open to bilious
attacks, the liver becomes torpid, or worse
diseased, the kidneys refuse to perform
their functions, and we are troubled with
Scalding and ineontiReHcs Of urine. or in
voluntary discharge Of the same. pain in
the back, side and between the shoulders.
exceedin glyliable to slight colds, coughs.
and If unchecked, soon emaciatien follows.
and the patient gees down to a premature
grave. Butspace will not slew us to emu
merats the many ills TO which We are liable
in q Eeakened condition Of the system -
Bat We will say In this Cordial and Blood
' Renovator yot have perfect. safe. pleas I
ant and edeetuslrenedy for loss OF Appe
lite, Biliousness, PiztuleEee, weak and sick
Stomach. Lznguor, Liver Complaint, Chills
and Fever, or any Bilious attack, Costive-
ness, Acidity Of the Stomach. Nervousness.
Neuralgia. PAipitetion Of the Heart, De
preston OF Spirits. Sores. PimPles en the
Face. or any disease arising from impure
blood, such as Serotula, Erysipelas, Bron-
chitis, Cough. dinculty OF BEeathing, and
all that class of diseases called female
weakness. and enumerated above. WeEili
also say the traveller exposedt to e~pidemies,
change OF climate ard water, will dit
pleasant. safe and sure remedy, and one
none should ever travel without Reader.
try it, for v assure you ysu will End In Il
q friend indeed, al vella asa friend in need.
AllPersonsof sedentery habits win find Il
= perfect preventative OF. as we'll as cure
for those ailments TO which they are partic-
u'arly exposed. Hence ministers, siudsnts-
attorneys, literary gentlemen. and ladies
who are not accustomed to much outdoor
exercise. will dnd 1T TO their advantage to
keep a bottle constantly on hand; and. a.
bovs all mothers or those becoming such,
will go through a nest dangerous period
not only with slltheir accustomed strength.
but safe and free from tke thousand ailments
SO prevalent among the female portion Of
the world. In short, il is indeed q motheT's
cordial. Try it old and young; no longer
run the risk OF delay ; il will relieve and
prove itself emphatically . Rsst0rativs
Cordial anS Blood RsH01afor.
81. WOOD proprietor, 444 Broadway.
New York, and ia Market Street. 81. LoRis,
No and sold By all good Druggists. Price
0ne Dollar per Bottle
lMareh6, 1861