The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
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NEW LIFE. -"GoD BLESS 1T III
~ will neverbe forgotten! AS soon as Rad
ways Relief was given, and an application Of
it made to his bruised and mangled body-all
pain and uncasiness ceased. and new li.ewas
infused within his system."-T d. Springs
Letter, Of Lacyville, Pa.
Expressions of thankfulness comihg from
the SOULS of those whom our Remedies hayere
stored to life, is source Of pleasure to usbc-
you'd all earthly blessings. On the recent of
every new letter Of thanks. from q recovered
invalid, who through the efficacy Of Radway's
Ready Relief, Regulators and Rrsolvent has
been raised from bed Of pain, misery and
long sickness, and restored to the endowment Of
sedolent 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 cate
Of Paradise in vain The case we rc.t / q aboye
is truly astonishing, (no one who knew Spring
thought he could livc)--but no more SO fhail
many other miraculous cures performed by
those Remedies, even when death had seized
the patient, their use have restored thesdcath-
stricken back to new life. #HN
RAILWAYS READY RELIER.
There is no pain so severe, no disease so,
acute, no pesilence SO terrible and fatal but
that the Ready Relief will check. cure ana nre.
vent. This remedy has been provedoto be
both quick cure and positive preventive Of
cholera, yellow fever; ship fever, Dyseatery,
Fever Ague, Scarlet Fever Small Pox, and all
malignant and dangerous diseases HsduicL
ness in stopping pains, aliaying iniamma-
tions, soothing the most terrib paroxysms Of
acute and infammatory diseases, and the ra.
pidity with which it checks sudden alltiayio-
lent attacks, and restores the whole system to
the enjoyment of ease and comfort, rendeYsita a
blessing to all who live in places where pedi-
cal aid is difficult to obtain. Every family
should keep Railways Ready Relief in their
houses. If in the night you are suddenly
seized with pain, aches or sic kncss ofany kind.
either in the head or bowels stomach, nerves.
or any OF her part of the body, dose of Rad.
ways Ready Reliefwil in few, minutes re.
move all pains and uneasiness.
sNAKEs--poGs-cATs
| If you are bitten by raDid dog, or scrafch-
ed by sptcful cat, stung by a vcfornous
snake, or other reptile, Radway's Ready Re
lief poured into the wound will neutralizeahe
poison, and prevent inflammation or mortifca-
tion taking place. 1t has saved the lIves of
many hunters who have bsen stung by snakes
and other poisonous reptiles.
THE AGED. sas;4f#A
All Infirm, weak feeble and Nervous. viii
derive lasting blessings from the use or the
Ready Relief The stiff. .jointed crippled and
Rheumatics will become supple, elastic, strong
and vigoroes, in every limb and joint of the
oouJ o1 lVs uee"
MOTHERS. -
they never do injury, but always do good
RADWAY S RFNovATING REsoLvEST, on THE cI-pR
) OF CHRONIC DISEASE, scRoFULA, OR sypuILlrlc.
HEREDITARY CONTAGIOUS, BE 1T SEATED IN THE
! LUNGS OR STOMACH, SKIN OR BONES FLFsu on
NERVES coRRuPTING THE SOLIDS OR INITIATING
F; THE FLUIDS.
(; Cures Humors, Salt Rheuaa. Serofula. ..Ul-
GERS, Nodes, Tumors, Fever Sores. skin Fun.
tions, Blotches, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Gout
Dropsy,. Syphilis, Consumption, Anoplexv
: DC, and all constitutional and Chronic Disea.
!, ses, either inherited by hereditary transmission
or lnocuated bv exposure or otherwise. W
! There is no Remdey in the world that will
work such miraculous cures in old diseases "a
: Railways Resolvent. 1t changes the Who'll
human body-roprodCees nov AID il, alA. v
II blood. fH y Y
: u Bleeding from the Lnngs-RsIwav =
kenovating hesolvent will in a few minutcs
II check Hemorrhage from the lungs or throat -
u5 Sarah Hammond of 1913 East Thirty,
seconf street, had a bal cough for two wears.
was cured in days by the Relief and Eo.
u solvent. F
u7The sick will please read our Tabular
Almanac for 1857, and our newspaper calle,.
"The Moving World" III
po RADWAYs g. co.
ror sale ty IA. n. Hepx!&-sana slrura,.t r..
per Sandusky S. NJ Worth, Little Sandfus <
November, 23d, 1856. f y 1y
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