The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-13
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N EW LIFE.-"GOD BLESS I'll 1T
VIII never be forgotten As soon a. Rad
way Keilef was given, ard an application Of
IL mace TO his bruised and manglsd body-al
pam and uneasiness ceased, and new life was
infused within his system."-T. D. Springs
Letter, of Lacyville, Pa
Expressions of thankfulness coming from
the SOULS OF those whom onr Remedies have re.
stored to life, is source of pleasure to us be-
yond all earthly blessings. On the receipt of
every new letter of thanks. from recovered
invalid, who through the efficacy of Radway,s
| Ready Relief, Regulators and Resolvent has
been raised from bed of pain, misery and
| long sickness and restored to the enioyment Of
redolent health-we feel that our efforts have
Tot been fruitless, and the angel of truth with
healing on its wings, will not knock at the gate
| of Paradise in vain. The case were:er to above
| is truly astonishing, (no one who knew Spring
thought he could live)-but no more SO than
many other miraculous cures performed BY
those Remedies, even when death had seized
the patient, their use have restored the death
| stricken back to new life.
RADwAY's READY RELIEF. gn q
There is no pain SO severe, disease SO
tacute no pestilence so terrible and fatal but
that the Ready Relief will check, cure and pre-
vent This remedy has been proved to be
both quick cure and positive preventive of
cholera, yellow fever, ship fever. Dysentery.
Fever Ague, Scarlet Fever, Small Pox, and all
malignant and dangerous diseases. Its quick
ness in stopping pains, allaying infamms-
tions, soothing the most terrible paroxysms of
acute and infiammatory diseases, and the ra-
pidity with which it checks sudden and vio-
lent attacks, and restores the whole system to
the enjoyment of ease and comfort. renders tia
blessing to all who live in places where nedi-
cal aid is difficult to obtain. Every family
should keep Railways Ready Relief in their.
houses. If i'm the night you-sare. suddenly
seized with pain, aches ,or sickness OF fany kind,
either in the head or bowels, stomach, nerves.
or any her part of the body, a dose Of Rad
ways Ready Relief viii in few minutes ~
move llpains and uneasiness. so ID
sNAKEs--DoGs-cATs. - s..
If you are bitten by rabid dog, or scratch
ed by a spiteful cat, stung bya venomous
snake, or other reptile, Railways Ready Re-
lie: poured intothe wound will neutralize the
poison, and prevent inflammation or mortifca-
-ticn taking place. 1t has saved the hves Of
many hunters who have bsen stung by snakes
aud other poisonous reptiles. n
| All 1nfirm, weak. feeble and Nervous. will
derive lasting blessings from the use or the
Ready Relief. The stiff -iointed, crippled and
Rheumatics will become supple, elastic, strong
and vigoroes. in every limb and joint Of the
body by Its uee. -.
| MOTHERS.
they never do injury, but always do good
RADwAY' 8 RENovATING REsoLvENT, OR THE cunR
| OF CHRONIC DISEASE, sCRoFULA, OR sYPHILITIc,
| HEREDITARY CONTAGIOUS, RE 1T SEATED IN THE
/ LUNGS OR STOMACH, SKIN Or BONES, FLESH on
NERVES, CoRRuPTING THE SOLIDS, Or vlrIAffNo
| THE FLUIDS.
Cures Humors, Salt Rheum. Scrofula. I'll
GERS, Nodes, Tumors, Fever Sores, Skin Ersp-
tions, Blotches, Bronchitis. Dyspepsia, Gout.
Dropsy, Syphilis, Consumption, Apoplery.
&C., and all constitutional and Chronsc Disea-
ses, either inherited by hereditary transmission
or inoculated by exposure or otherwise. s
/ There is no Remdey in the world that will
work such miraculous cures in old diseases as
Railways Resolvent. 1t changes the whole
human body-reproduces new and healthy
blood.
/ U Bleeding from the Lnngs-Radway's
Renovating Resolvent will in a few minutes
check Hemorrhage from the lungs or THROAT
j U Sarah Hammond, of 1913 East Thirty
second street, had a bad cough for,two years
WAS cured in days by the Relief and lie
/ solvent.
| pThe sick will please read ou. Tabular
Almanac for 1857, and our newspaper called
:" The Moving World"
RADWAY & CO.
| For sale by r. a Henderson, druggist. Up
| per Sandusky !; s. M. Worth ,HittIe Sandusky
| November, 23d, 1856. ly