Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-15
Railways Ready Relief.

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INFORMATION FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
TESTIMONY oE
Field.ofioers. Company Officers, and
ENTIRE REGIMENTS,
nfavor Of the -T-e-
GREAT PREVENTIVE AND .REsToRATIyE.
We propose to offer, in few briefparagrapbs s,cf
proofs Of the efficacy of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
preventive Of and for tee diseases to which
bodies of unacclimatcd men are peculiarly snbact in
warm ATTITUDES, cannot fail command the atten
the health ana lives Of The tens Of tboHsaJ @
and patriotic citizens whe have left, and are daiv
leaving their homes, their families and their bust
ness to fight in its defense
According to the testimony of eminent military me
of army surgeons Of high standing in the profession
and thousands of private soldiers, RAILWAYS REA-
DY RELIEF has already been of immense benefit to
the sick among our gallant volunteer sOIdiery in
Camp, in the BivoTac, and the March.
The subioined summary of facts which we resptct.
fully invite the government to verify by appIica
to the Nirties named includes but a small portion Of
the YoluminoUs testimony to the same effect received
by US within few weeks from various headquarters
Of regiments and deachuent5 in the service Of tie
United States:
TESTIMONIAL No. l.
! From the Regiment n. Y. Y oIuntcers CZoueYeeD.
FOL. Rush Hawkins, ofthis regim et now quarter
ed at Newport Nes writes US bestowing the strong
! est encomiums on the Relief, and recommend irc +
from the experience Of himself and officers as ga 9of
/ valuable addition to the army medicine ceest.''
TESTIMONIAL NO. Q
Major Tfnelli. Garibaldi Guards, pronounce .bo
! Relief an "encellent medicine for the army
TESTIMONIAL No. 3,
Col George Lyons of the Eighth Regiment N. Y
$ NJ, all his officers and $50 priyates iudorse the
Relief in the most emphatic terms and suggest its i'm
mediate Introduction into the medical stores OF every
| branch OF the service.
! TESTIMONIAL NO. /.
! Surgeon L. X Sanborn and Colonel Phelps of the
First Regiment of Vermont Volunteers warmly ap-
prove the Relief and the regiment has taken with i,
10 the field q sufficient supply for present use.
TESTIMONIAL NO 5.
Captain John WhitlOck, Co. I, California Regiment,
stationed at Camp Yates, Staten Island says that on
the 5th Of june 1861 he administered the Relief to
forty men of his company who were Iaboriug under
severe attacks of diarrhea and dysentery that its
remedial effects were Immediate and that majority
ofthe sok reported for duty the same afternoon. He
therefore recommends its addition to the medical
stores ofthe regiment as measure of the highest in
portance.
/ TESTIMONIAL 80 Q. ..
The military ed az Of the New Y5s- Saa3ay Auas
testites on behalf Of the Seycnty-art fifth, Sixth,
Il al effects Of the Helicfin 'aczens of ess- II sun
A protective against ana remedy for dysentery,
dIaTrhea, fever and ague, bilious yellow a-d other
levers, and OF the effects Of niasa unwholesome wa
ter, and excessive heat general inyigorant and
restorative; d also external application for
reducing the inflammation of wounds the ReIiefis il
taiible. When administered internally it instantly
1 arrests pain.
| TO THE PUBLIC AT HOME.
The use of Railways Ready Reliefis ofequrl impor-
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