Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-27
TiIE ARMY OF TIE UNITED STATES AND
Railways Ready Relief.
REFORMATION FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT
TESTIMONY OE
Field Officers. Company Officers and
ENTIRE REGIMENTS,
In favor of
GREAT PREVENTIVE AND RESTORATIVE

GREAT PREVENTIVE AND RESTORATIVE
We propose to Offer in a few brief paragraphs su.b
proofs of the efficacy of RAILWAYS READY RE1IRr
as preventive of. and for diseases to which
bodies OF unacclmated men peculiarly snbiect in
warm attitudes, as cannot fail to command the attep
ton of a Baternal Government, anxious to protect
the health and lives of the tens Thousands brave
and patriotic citizens whe have left and daily
leaving their homes their families and their bust
ness to fight in its defense.
According to 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 our gallant volunteer soIdery in
Camp, in the BiFovac, and on the March.
The ubjoined summary of facts which we respect.
fully invite the government to verify by appIica n
TO the warties named includes but all portion Of
the yoluminous testimony to the same effect received
by us within few weeks from various headouarterg
OF regiments and detachments in the service of the
united States:
TESTIMONIAL NO. /
From the Negiment n. Y. Volunteers (ZouayesN
FOL Rush Hawkins, of this regiment (now quarter
ed at Newport News writes bestowing the strong
est encomiums tho Relief. and recomm ending If
from the experience of himself and officers most
valuable addition to the army medicine ceest.'
TESTIMONIAL NO. 2.
Major Tinelli, Garibaldi Guards, pronounces the,
Rehef an ''encellent medicine for the army.
TESTIMONIAL NO, 8,
Gel, George Lyons of the Eighth Regiment n.
s NJ all his officers, and $50 priyates, indorse the
Relief in tho most emphatic terms suggest i'm
mediate introduction into the medical stores of every
branch of the service.
TESTIMONIAL NO l.
Surgeon e. X Sanborn and Colonel Phelps of the
FIRST Regiment Of Vermont Volunteers, warmly ap-
to the field sufficient supply for present use.
TESTIMONIAL NO, s.
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
forty men of his company who were laboring under
attacks of diarrhea and dysentery that its
remedial effects immediate, and that majority
of the siok reported for duty the afternoon He
therefore recommends its addition to the medical
stores of the regiment measure of the highest i'm
portanee.
TESTIMONIAL NO. G..
The military editor of the New York S1,nday Alta.
testifes behalf of the Seventy-frst Fifth Sixth
Seventh, Twelfth Sixty-nnth egiments to the bene
fetal effects of the Relief in dozens of cases of
stroke.''
As protective against and remedy for dysentery
dlarrhea, fever and ague, bilious yellow a other
fevers, and of the effects of masma wa
ter, and excessive heat as general inyigorant and
reducing te inaamatqon or Mognds & i D
tallible- When administered internally it instantly
arrests pain.
TO THE PUBLIC AT HOME
The use of Railways Ready Reliefis of equrl impor
lance in the domestic circle Every family should
keep supply ofitin the house. 1t can be used for
70 many complaints and ailm ents and will in all cases
give and comfort to the suferes.
TAKEN INTERNALLY,
it will in few minutes relieve the severe pains
ned Inv IboTsr ToJ;c
and AyUe, Sick Headache, Hiartb1n-n Cramps
SpdSnS, Pain an the Stomach and Bo1geEs. PAIN in
the Kidneys and Bladder GiddineSS Melancholy, Rys-
tcrfcS, Bilious COlic Weakness, Le1cness OF spirits
Sickness at Stomach and will, with few times using
cure the most obstinate cases.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY,
1t INN ediatey relieves will in few days cure
rheumatism and all Bhe1mdtic affections, G0ut Ne4
ralgid, T0othache, Sudden Colds, HoGrSenesS Sore
Throat, Diphtheria, Illfuenza San Stroke Headache
DdtaT7h Pica1iSy IighaneSs of the Chest BteS, and
StingS Of Mosquitoes, and other insects, Pains an the
Joints, Hard Seedlings Lunbdgo, Inflammation and
pain IN the Kidneys, Hsmb, Spine, dc. Sprains
Strains, Wounds, ScaldS and Barns Let Railways
Ready Relief be applied, taken internally the
first warning given of sickness, u matter what
may be thy character of the threatened disease
Ready Relief will break up and arrest the Progress
II disease.
of evidence so direct and conclusive as the
above, emanating from military who volunteer
it SO earnestly, and who testify from personal sp-
pearance can scarcely be dSregarded at WashingtOn
and We cannot doubt that the government on look
ing into the facts will deem it expedient to supply
the stationary military hospitals and all regim
the field with protective and remedial preparation
of such inappreciable value and utility.
RADWAY & Co.
% John Street. New York.