Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-22

bodies of unacclimaed men are peculiarly snbec in
warm latitudes as cannot fail to command the aten
ton OF a Baternal Government anxious to protect
the health and lives of the tens thousands OF brave
and patriotic citizens whe have left, and daily
leaving their homes, their families, and their bust
ness to fight in its defense.
According the testimony of military men
of army surgeons of high standing in the profession
and thousands Of private soldiers, RAILWAYS REA-
DY RELIEF has already been ofimmense benefit to
the sick among gallant volunteer soldiery in
Camp, in the Bivovac, and on the March
The subjoined summary of facts which We resptct.
fully invite the government to verify by appIica n
to the wartes named includes but SIN all portion of
the voIuminous testimony to the effect received
by us within few weeks from various headquarters
United States: --sFtft@
TESTIMONIAL NO /
From the Regiment n. Y. Volunteers (Zouaves)
Fol Rush Hawkins, of this regim emit (now Quarter
ed at Newport News writes bestowing the strong
est encomiums on the Relief, and recomm endir It,
from the experience of himself and officers "a most
valuable addition to the army medicine ceest,''
TESTIMONIAL NO. ?.
Major Tnelli, Garibald Guards, pronounces the
Relief an 'encellent medicine for the army.
TESTIMONIAL NO. 3,
Col. George Lyons of the Eighth Regiment n Y
. NJ an ms omeers ana ooo prlYates lndorse the
Reliefin the most emphatic terms, and suggest its i'm
mediate introduction into the medical of every
branch of the service.
TESTIMONIAL NO 4. s-->.a=..s19
Surgeon E. X. sanborn and Colonel Phelps of the
First Regiment Of Vermont Volunteers, warmly ap-
prove the Relief, and the regiment has taken with il
to the field sufficient supply for present use.
TESTIMONIAL NO, S. 5
Captain John Whitlock, Co. 1, California Regiment
stationed at Camp Yates Staten Island says that on
the 5th of June, 1861 he administered the Relief to
for E his
severe attacks of diarrhea and dysentery that its
remedial effects imme diate, and that majority
ofthe siok reported for duty same afternoon lie
therefore recommends its addition to the medical
ofthe regiment as measure of the highest i'm.
portance. ...... .-.... -.- -.....-. -.
TESTIMONIAL NO. 6.
The military editor of the New York .Sundag alias
testies on behalf of the Seventy rst Fifth. Sixth,
Seventh Twelfth Sixty ninth egiments to the bene
ial effects of the Relief in Edoze of of
stroke
As protective against and remedy for dysentery
diarrhea, fever and ague, bilious yellow d other
feyers, and of the effects of maSma unwh
ter, and excessive heat general inyigorant- and
restorative; d also external application for
reducing the inflammation of wounds the Relief il
talhble. When administered internally it instantly
arrests pain.
TO THE PUBLIC AT ROME ts-F
The of Radway's Ready Relief is ofequrI imper-
tance in the domestic circle Every family should
keep supply ofitin the house. It can be used for
70 many complaints and ailments, and viii all cases
give cas- c and comfort to the sufreres &. 1.'a
TAKEN INTEKNALLY, .a.a'
it will few minutes relieve the most severe pains
occasioned by Diarrhea Cholera MOrdlS, Coic Ftrer
| and -1Wlc, Sick Headache, FiaTtJluR CramuS
SpGSnsS, Pain Ia tie Stomach and B01ceis PQlni7l
tcricS, Bilious Colic WeaLleSs, Leaeness o. Spfq1ts
Sickness at Stomach and will, with times uSin
| cure the most obs innate cases. .E ~ .t-s.E
APPLIED EXTERNALLY. -rs
It Immediately relieves, and will in few days cure
RheumatiSm and all Rheumatic affections. Gout, Ntu
ralgiG, Toothache, Suddta Colds. RoarSenesS Sore
Datar7h PteTSy Ii9huReSS Of the Chest, BiIes, aud
StiHgS Of Mosquitoes, and other insects Pans in the
Joints, Hard Seedlings, LumbdgO Infdntnaticn and
| pain IN the Kidneys, Womb, Spine dc. Sp7dtnS,
| Strains Hounds, ScdIdS and Burns Let Railway
Ready Relief be applied, taken internally on the
first warning given of Sickness and no matter what
be thy character of the threatened disease,
Ready Relief will break up and arrest the progress
| tie disease. ~
above, emanatng from military men who yolnnteer
| it earnestly, and who testify from personal an
pearance, scarcely be dsregarded Was hington
and we cannot doubt that the government on look
ing into the facts, will deem it expedent to slpuIy
the stationary military hospitals and all regiments in
the field with protective and remedial preparatiop
| of such inappreciabIe value and utility.
RADWAY & Co.
% John Street, New ork