The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
ALL THE WORLD OVER.
RAILWAYS r. r. r.

Yes all 0rcr the Horli-vherever Disease exists;
hy whatever name called. perullarItICs dfStin-
gushed; whether special to the soil and climate or
common 10 all regions epidemic or casual; acute or
chronic; contagious UI nuu-Cont1EloUs-R WAY :
REMEDIES are az necessary 20 the SICK as food 70
the starving or garments TO the naked.
This broad. unqualified statement i based upon
series Of uIchaiogei facts. extending through many
years and verified m detail 10y the volunteer testmo-
nv OF thousands of individuals whose Neracitv can
not be impugned. that no prncIple Of Science, no
portion OF authentic history no rule Of experience
no notorious result of any well known cause. rests
upon aud WaSSdidbic foundations than those
which underhe the tr1rd1riia reputation of Ruw,Ys
READY RELIEF. REGULATING Puts AND REsoLyENr.
Hare tkcy src tGiild' Advertised throughout the
civilized world. used by millions their names fainil-
lar hou~uh hold words IN every city. town and village
Of the United states and Ianaia~-t these Remedies
had any instance, fallen short of their object would
not the fact have become known. But not % vhisIe-
against their iafdtlbultg has bt1 hsgrt not murlner
of disapprohaton, of doubt qualities the general
enthusiasm with which they are endorsed and re-
commended by all who have experienced their
effects.
There Is no disease, plague or pcstlvncV, pain or
ache. however mali Inunt violent, or destructive il
may be TO human life but that one or the other Of
these remedies viii arrest cure, and eNtermnatc-
Every family should be armed with the READY RE
LIEF and REGULATING pIlI.S-tor with these
sovereign specifics to resort to the visitation Of
either plague or pcsuencc, either in the form Of Fee
verS. Cholera Influenza, or small PoN, in their most
aggravated degrees Of violence, no danger need Ice
FOR FAMILY USE
An diseases or complaints incidental to the human
| race, all Pans, Aches, inflammation Burns Sores,
Scads. Bruises; all Rheumatic, NeIral.ic or Mr.
| vous complaints: all diseases Of the Liver. Hpsr,
Kidneys. stomach. are quickly relieved and et,tat,,
| ally cured by a few doses of the Ready Relief and
SKIN DISEASES.
| All erupuons of the Skin, Sores Ulcers Tuu,cr.
letters Cankers, lumors, Nenereal Sores syphilis
Bronchitis, Caarrh. Diseases Of the Chest ana 1nrs
Constitutional Diseases, are quickly and permanently
eNtermlnated from the system hv the nSr Of X III
| WAYS RENONArlNG RESOINENT
| lhere l. a large class of horrible mal3des-ainong
| Aeih serolula Hereditary syphilis, and tou-iimp-
uon-knoWn as Constitutional and which the faculty
say crnnot be cured but may. sometimes be rendered
less intense and violent. Ai0Jg ruth Stch COMP o's
| lcih DiSatSei Away with the idea tha' he'"uso -
compliant Is intrenched IN the conrt ana Viii
| only be mltgated aSsuagrd. We aS 49, g. ,,."
| prove, to the conclusion OF Who'Nt i'H , y Ill 80
the fact, that RApwN'S REsoLN ~ ty,t,iii, ~ y
stitutiOnal disorders a. ccTtdiiN ~. - &c 4 -
| cool breeze from the Wou"'''''7 - t
tips hot summer ar III, 3D., .,..-,
COMMANDS which interfere "lth we regular action
| of the digestive and eN'IHtN' "l-,'S' ate great
80 =, T,nItitudes of both sexes, ana source Of
ul, ".,,rc ~ the physicians whose drastic and
nasI nrr,aI treatment weakeus the patient and
| strsnathens the ii>ta>t'
w Il j. a truth and palpahle as the sun to all
| -, have witnessed the operation Of our Remedies.
NJ R,nu,H's REGULATING PHLS and READY RELIEF are
bs,,tei,, irresistible IN dyspepsia. and all obStrut-
tinns and rrtatons Of the Liver, Stomach the bowels
and the secrctive organs.
| CHEERING NEWS FROM THE CONTINENT.
From various parts Of the continent which have
been visited 10y epidemics have received accounts
of cures effected 10y these Remedies, which a
wonderful as they are cheering. During the Fail OF
last year most distressing and fatal species Of In
| huenZi, accompanied by eruptive fever and pulmu-
| nary congestion, swept through "a barge portion oi
British America and New England, carrying on Num-
hers Of children and adults of both sexes. II ragged