New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-31
r. r. r.
A SIMPLE SOLUTION OF A sCIENTIFI
MEDICAL PROBLEM.
RAILWAYS RELIEF

RADW Avs ELIEF
VIII prevent and cure
The most MALIGNANT FEvERs whether contagious or nom
contagious, infectious simple, with the same safety
rapidiy and efficacy, that it drives ont and
pels from the system the simple
diseases, relieves, 1t al.
ways does,
THE MOST ToRTURING OF PAINS AND ACHES,
Physicians give Calome Blue Pill for ninety nine com
plants of hundred tits seldom prescription given
that Mercury Caome FERNS the principal part
In fact of the popular and positive
laws the medical faculty. hat when they do not know
what give patient clearly obtain satisfactory
diagnosis of the disease the patient give Calomel Now
we contend that RAILWAYS READY RELIEF or REGULA-
TORSeher Of thempossesses greater variety of virtues
than Mercury in FORM and is capable of restoring health
where Calomol would consign its victims to death.
FEvERS.
There in section of country at the present time
greater prevalence of usual Among the
fatal and general, We notice that
Yellow Fever
Bilious Fever.
Fever and Ague
Typhus Fever,
Scarlet Fever,
Ship Fever,
Chagres Fever,
Nervous Fever,
Congesive Fever,
Brain Fever,
Bone Fever,
Lung Fever, ETC.,
Are prevalent The regular faculty their
OF Fevers make but little progress The fearful loss
life follows the practice in the good old times
when be sick with pain the deemed sufficient to
lay the victim up for week."
PREVENTIVE.
The experience of Dr. Frederick Page Edwards Depot
Miss with RAILWAYS READY RELIEF as a preventive Of
Yellow other infectious Fevers together with the experience
of hundreds Of people who have been cured the most mag
Feve Dysenteries Choeras other
should induce planter to keep astock Of this remedy
always their plantations. With RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF and GULAToRS you will the lives of your peo
pie Sudden DEATH either by pesentia diseases organic
rangemen will when the human system is under
the erenewing influence of Railways Ready Relief and Re
gulators.
We refer the reader to the following from letter
by DR.. Frederick B. Page William Rufus Page NJ
of Norfolk Va during the late yellow fever epidemic at thai
city:
R. PAGES REcoaxRNpArIoN.
There is popular remedy much in vogue
purposes of health and comfort which disposed earnestly
REAbY RELIEF and is m ,n superior to The
the sick wash for the hands and facea drops it.
Ssy pour {gfhsF ss,omse, during i;
lives S'"'''
| Capt Shannon, of the bark Jane Shore says:
METRoPoLrrAN HOTEL, I
New York, August list, 1856. :
While lying off St. Jago de Cuba, six of my
down sick with the fever both of and ysef
tired out with nursing day at dinner suddenly sezet
with pains in head and dizziness gddnes cold chils
dreadful achngs in my bones and other ghtfu symptoms
yellow fever Every moment felt myself growing weaker
until was unable to rise from chair; then thought tina
Railways Ready Relief which always carry with woulc
be Of , sa, &c to me- took down table spoonful and
took another spoonful and every fifteen for
hours The mates seeing what miracle the Ready Relief
doing for to all the sick u six hours after
had taken the Relief took large doses of Pills and fol
lowed them alternately with the Relief Every of
saved After this applied the Ready Relief and Regua
tors twenty other who seized with yellow
| fever; every one of them saved WILSON SHANNON,
| Master of the brig Jane Shore