Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14
PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RBbOVAFBR

Is precisely what its name indicates for vvbiIa
pleasant TO the taste. 1t is revivilying exhiler-
atng, and strengthening 10 the vital ravTers
IL also revivifes, reibstaies and renews the
blood in all its original purity. and thus re-
stores and tenders the system inyuInerahle TO
attacks OF disease. 1t is the only preparation
ever offered to the world In popular form SO
to be within the reach OF an Go okarn;
cally and skillfnlly combined as to lie the most
powerful tonic, and yet so perfectly adapted
to as 10 act IN perfect accordance Nth The la,rs
Of nature, and hence Sooth he pe0kest stomach a
and tone mp the digestive organs, and aIlay air
nervous aud other irritation. Ii is also per.
fectly exhi!aratng in its effects. and vet Il = n
vlneYer followed by lassitude or depression az y
"a spirits 1t is composed entirely OF ycetahles t5
and those thoroughly combining powerfuisz szE
tonic ana sootniDg properties, and conse- e
@ @quently can never lnlure. Such remedy hae A%
long been felt TO be desiderstuu, in The rned-t !
E cal world, both by the thoroughly skilled In -
medical science, and also by all who have snt hi
Lfered from debility for it needs no medical
E1 skin or knowledge even to see that debility e
\ follows an attacks Of disease, and lays the un-
<@gnarded system open to the attacks Of MANY "a
kiot the most dangerous 10 which poor humanity bg
lis constantly liable. Such. for exannle as ,
ed dthe following Consumption, Bronchitis, In 81
rdIgest:on, dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Faint-l
mess, Nervous Irritabiiity Neuraloia Paln;ta
en- tion OF the Heart, Melancholy, Hypocondrja.
p9 Night Sweats, Languor, GiddIness, and ala
HJ that class of cases, fearfully fatal if unat B
tended to in time, called Feznoie WeaIaess and =
n irregularities. Also Liver Derangments or
IiTorpidty, and Liver Complaints Diseases OIL
IN the Kidneys, Scading or Incontinence of the d
E Urine, or any general arrangement of the GS
VI Urinary Organs, Pain in the Back, Side and IN
~ between the Shoulders, predispositiont TO Slight
q Colds Hacking and Continued Cough. Ema-k
p citation, Difficulty Of Breathing and indeed We q
amight enumerate many more still, but we have g
~ space only to say, it win not only cure the W
4debity following Chills and Fever but pre- A
vent all attacks arising from Masmatic In -
n haenees. and cure the diseases at once if al. "
lfi ready attacked. And as i acts directly and "a
III perslstently upon the hillary system, arousing =
A the Liver to action, promoting, in fact all the v
~ excretions and secretions of the system it
E will ,1fallibly prevent any deliterious conse- gs
z queGces following upon change of climate and d d
= water: hesee all travellers should have a hot ES
A tie with them, and all should take table J,
u spoonful at least before eating AS it pre- 2
~ vents cOstiyeneSs, strengthens the digestiTekA ~
Eorgans il should be in the hands OF all persons -
O Of sedentaFy habits, stude2ts, ministers, liter Il
[ ary men. And all ladies not accustomed TO -
- much out door exercise should always use it. a
P If they viii they viii fnd an agreeable, pleas =
10 ant, and efficient remedy against those ills "
W. which rob them of their beauty for besuty q
cannot exist without health. and health cannot "
geAlst while the above Irregularities continue.
= Ihen again, the Cordial is perfect Mother'sh n
y he!lef Taken month or two before the final q
u trial she viii pass the dreadful period with
n perfect ease and safety; There is ao gnistake y
~ about IL, htis Cordial is all sse clam fer IT,
% Mothers. Try IL! And to you we appeal to ]
ldetect the Illness or decline not only of You're
- daughters before it be too late, but also your3
Ezsons and husbands, for while the former from d
4 iase delicacy, often goes down to prenaturetg ~
grave rather than let their condition be known 81
& N time, tie latter often so mixed up with ES
. the excitement of business that il it were nota
LOT You they too would travel in the sames
downward path, until too late TO arrest their
fatal fall. But the mother is always yioilent
and to you we confidently aal; for we are
sure your never failing affection viii unerring-
y point you to Prof Woods Restorative
Cordial and Blood Renovator as the remedy
which should be always on hand in time of
need o. J. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broad
way, New York, and IA market street. St
Louis, Mo-, and sold by ell good Druggists.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Sold by B. +. Harry, Bedford.