The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-30
RELIEF

NEW LIFE. --tGOD BLESS IT. II
IN viii never be forgotten! As Soon as Rad
ways 5 Relief was given, and an aPplieafion II
It made to his bruised and nangled body all
pain and uneasiness ceased. and anew lie w;ts
infused within his system. IT. D. Springs
Letter, of Laeyyille, Pa.
Expressions of thankhilness coming ifom
the SOULS of those whom our Remedies have re-
stored TO life, is 4 source of pleasure tons bs-
yond all earthly blessings On the reetnflt ii
every. new letter of thanks. from reees rid
invalid, who through The efficacy of Ratlways
Ready Rellef, Regulators and Resolvens iias
been raised from a bed of pain, misery snd
long sickness, and restored 10 the enjey1neiit II
redoleiit health--we feel that our efforts have
iot been fruitless, and the angel of truth with
healing ON its wings, will not knock al the CUTE
OF Paradise in vain. The case we reSer l.. abos
Is truly astonishing, (no one who knew sprips
thought he could live e)--hut no more So fha.a
many other miraculous cures performed :
those Remedies, even when death had seizai
the patient. their use have restored the death
stricken back to new life
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Ihere ls.no pain sesseyere no disease 80.
acute, no pestileHee SO terrible and futa but
that the Ready Relief will check, cure and pre-
vent. This remedy has been proved 10 IL.
both quick cure and positive preventive oi'
cholera, yellow fever ship fever, Dysel,t.Lv
Fever Ague, Scarlet Fever, Small Pox, AID all
malignant and dangerous diseases Itsuui,k-
ness In stopping pains, allaying infiain,,.l-
tions, soothing the inostteFrible parox vsius ef
acute and inflammatory diseases, and the r.-
| pidity with which it checks sudden and sio-
lent attacks, and restores the whole system iu
the enjoyment of ease and comfort renders it i
blessing to all who live in places where nssll.
| cal aid is difficult to obtain. Every fatuiIy
should keep Railways Ready Relief in heir
houses. If in the night you are suddenly
seized with pain, aches or sickness ofany kind
either in the head or bowels. stomach, nerves,
nrany oth her part of the body, a dose Of Rad
ways Ready Relief viii in few lninutt4 10
move all pains and uneasiness.
sSAKEs-Do Does--eATs.y
/ Ii you are bitten by a rabid dog, or scratch
| ed by a spiteful cat, stung by venotnols
snake, or other reptile, Railways Ready 10
lie! poured into the wound will neutralizetl tie
poison, and prevent inflammation or morfitir;l-
ltlon taking place. It has saved the lives sf
many hunters who have bsen stung by snakes
and other poisonous reptiles.
THE AGED.
I All Infirm, weak. feeble and Nerv, US. win
derive lasting blessings from the use or tho
Ready Relief. The stiff jointed, crippled aud
Hheumatics viii become supple, elastic, strong
and vigoroes. in every limb and joint OF the
| lbJdy by its uee.
tthey never do injury but always do good.
RADwAYs S RENoyAT1NG REsoLvENr, OR THE crRR
OF CHRONIC DISEASE, scRoFULA, Or sYPHfLIrtG,
HEREDITARY CONTAGIOUS, BE 1T sEATED IN TIM
LUNGS Or STOMACH, SKIN OR BONES, FLESH
NERVES, coRRUPriNG THE SoLIps, OR yITIATixe'
t THE FLUIDs.
Cures Hunors, Salt Rheum. Serofula, u
GERS, Nodes, Tumors, Fever Sores, Skin ErtI-
| tions, Blotehes, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Gout.
Dropsy, Syphilis, Consumption, Apoplexy.
| &C., and all constitutional and Chronic hsea<
ses, either inherited by hereditary transmisS:yt.
! or inoeHiated bv exposure or otherwise.
! There Is no Relndey in the world that will
| work such miraculous cures in old diseases ;,a
Railways Resolyent. 1t changes the whot.
human body-reproduces new and healthy
tbiood.
~ Bleeding from the Lnngs-RaiWav' ;
! Renovating Resolvent will in few minul c.
check Hemorrhage from the lungs or throa,--
G7 Sarah Hammond, of 1873 East Thirty
second street, had bad cough fos two years.
WAS cured in days by the Relief and l,e-
solvent.
DThe sick will please read our 1'abf!sr
Almanac for 1857, aud our newspaper called
&C The Moving World"
II RADWAY & co.
For sale by r. A. Henderson, druggist. Up,
per Sandusky; S. NJ. Worth, Little Sandusky
November, 23d, 1856. Iy