The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-21

e no workers for the public good, no apostles Of nj
i anshropic benevoence and goodwill 10 mankind hay
suffered so much fIom the uncharitabe suspicious am
weakmindcd incredulousness of the public generally
nose who have como out from among the thick fog
almost lmpenetrabe dsrkness Of medical science, an,
boldly standing on the principles Of free trade in heaill
and happiness and the universal rights of man 10 rem
edy BY the simplest the countless ills that lest
Is heir to, have endeavored to shed light and dise m
sruction upon the vital topics of human liability 10 dis
ease, and the legitimate curative means which lie with
N the reach Of all who seek their own benefit rather
than that of the efete and usedup medical oIgarcby
nose apostles Of modern PROCESS and enlightenment
nave been called empcs-quacks! Their systems have
been rdlcued the wondrous cures they have wrought
treated with indifference aud contempt The testimonials
10 their efficacy and have been looked upon ne
mpostures or as the paidfor eusons Of bribed and H.
terested parties
i We are happy in the knowledge that we have Il in
our power to record the merits Of at least one case which
mas come under our own personal supervision and 10
place before the public testimony 10 the macuous
influence and beneficial effects brought about by the
agency Of curative system which, even now has hosts
OF supporters we'll detraco and which needs on
70 De brought TO the notice Of The public to be apple.
cialed as one Of the greatest benefits Of the age
person with whom we are well acquainted had been
Tor sx weeks confined to his bed with disease of the
kidneys and urethra, and, for two or three weeks had
been subject to pain of most circulating kind ia the
diseased locaites indeed violent al times was The
torture under which he suffered as to bring on spasms
and well nigh terminate in commissions During the
whole time VI his illness he had the attendance Of pro-
we'd and regular physician TO whom he of course ex
planned the symptoms Of his disease and related the
fearful pains that be endured, but all without effect.
Medical science was completely at fault Indeed
the mole the doctor tried TO relieve him. the worse he
grew and during one particular attack his wife became
20 alarmed that she sent for her husbands boiher fully
believing that The patient could long survive the ago.
ny he was compelled 10 endure. The brother came. /
bringing with him bottle OF Railways Ready Relief
which the sick iu Of the general pejudice on The
suiyeci) refused at first to apply having he said, no
iath IN advertised nostrums, (the common cant Of /
the prejudiced and ignorant.) pnudces however. al
length succumbed IL pain, and, with much fear and
doubling, he was induced 10 allow lis application He
experienced almost instantaneous relief the pain en-
tirey subsidng in few minutes The next afternoon
the regular doctor called He very much surprised
10 lind The pain all gene, and naturally very much OBJ
Jeced 10 the means which had produced thai happy re-
suit; he did not at all like the idea Of Railways Ready
Relief being successful where his exploded system had
ailed For the sake Of the reputation Of his profession
he Of course did bis best to undenate the miraculous
and fully proved powers of the Relief and at length 40
worked upon the mind Of the patient persuade him
TO allow the application Of Spanish fy blister The
blister bad the effect Of relardng the sick mans re1oye-
" for shon time but IN spite Of it, the inherent heal.
ing qualities u Railway Relief proved triumphant, and
in less than week the seemingly dying man was well
and hearty and rapidly acquiring his former state Of
ruddy health.
As we said before, this Is case which has come nm.
der our own notices can vouch the particulars and
think il our duty to make public possible so con.
sncng and unanswerable PROF Of The wonderful eff.
cacy aud almost Miraculous curative powers Of Railways
Ready Relief"
The case cited by the Courier, illustrating The hiro.
led opposition made by the medical faculty 10 really va
uabe remedies, simply because they more powerful
aud economical than those prescribed BY the regular
physicians, reminds Us Of circumstance Of somewhat
similar character which came to our knowledge recently
docio who shall he namcless had tended patient Tor
! long WHILE not only without curing him, but without
having positively discovered what WAS The natter Under
his slate Of aas he told the patient that he might cali
"a other physicians 10 consult, IL he desired The pa
ent said yes; but while the doctor absent friend
happened in. recommended Railway Ready Relief. and
persuaded The sick 10 try H. Il produced beneficial
fleets almost Immediately; and the physician on call.
ng next day. surprised TO find the disease nearly
anqu-hed Upon being advised IL the remedy that hal
,een applied he strongly objected 10 lis further uses said d
Re knew now what the disease exactly aud that lie Ii
'oulJ effect cure in short lime. Accordingly he left
prescription, which the patient osienbly submitted TO-
mt secretly continued the use Of the Ready Relief as al
NFNNstJ NHessy ANNbP1tatou w hedttN. ~
The doctor has not sent his bill in yet but We suppose
hat be verify believes the extraordinary cure TO have
zen the effect Of his eff acious Prescriptions For.
unaiely, the patient and ourselves know better.
We could produce. IL necessary volume Of Just such
testimony as the foregoing -estibshng beyond doubt
be efficacy Of Railways Remediesfor The cure Of ~
diseases for which they recommended II you saf
&c pain, make application Of the Ready Relief il
'ill, IN few mduies stop the most painful
er which resort either the Regulators or Re.nyeni
The case may he. and remore ne cause efh pain ii
hese Remedies sold BY Druggists where hooks and
manacs be obtained giving fol directions Cor their
se. New York Mercury. "