Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-31
Railways Ready Relief,

4I-oIIhON1 OE
Field omeers. Company Officers, and
ENTIRE REGIMENTS,
In favor of the
GREAT PREVENTIVE AND RFsTOPaT17s /
We propose to offer, in a few efparacrarbs GU,
proofs OF the efficacy of R6DwAY's RFsuy ~
as preventive of. and cure fer tee ds ca, es 70 ~!
bodies OF unacelmated men peculiarly srIfcct II
warm ATTITUDES, a cannot fail % command the att,t
ton OF Baternaf Government. anxious to rro+
the health and lives OF the tens OF thousar d. 6tIrE
and patriotic citizens whe have left and are dan1
leaving their home, their families and thor -, II
ness to Ugh; in its defense.
According to the testimony of emn ent military me,
of army surgeons of high standing in the profession
and thousands of private soldiers, RAILWAYS REA
Df RELIEF has already been ofimmense benefit :,
the sick among our gallant volunteer soldiery il
Camp, in the Bivovac, and on the March
The suhioin ed summary of fact, which we resrtcI
lully invite the government TO verify }! III cf n
to the warties named. includes ut sn an criG Il
the Voiuminous testimony to the me cfCcr Ierp-l
by us within a few weeks from various hti dquart,rI
OF Regiments and detachments in the service OF tl.
+ United States a FL ss1=aest-=t
TESTIMONIAL No. l.
From the Neeimcnt N Y Volunteers (Zouaves.,
Fol Rus h Hawkins. Of th. regime MT (now uuarterI
ed at Newport Ncw writes u lie, town o IL t,c
est encomums the Relief. and recon N erdiI O. i
from the cxrcriencc of him, els ard cfcer as
valuable addition TO the army medicine ceest."
TESTIMONIAL NO ?.
Major Tinelli. Garibaidi Guards pronounees III =.
Relief an ''encellent medicine Tor the army.
u TESTIMONIAL NO. 3,
Gel George Lyons OF the Eighth Regiment n. Y
: VI all his officer ard $50 private imdor g tIs
Relief n The most emphatic terms. and sugge,t it, in
branch OF the service. a-f -.
TESTIMONIAL NO 4
Surgeon f. Eanborn and Colonel Phelps of th,
First Regiment of Vermont Volunteer warmly ar.
prove the Relief ar the regiment ! taken with iii
10 the heidi sufficient supply for present
r-.. .s a. TESTIMONIAL NO s.
Captain John Whitock. Co 1, Califorria Regiment
stationed at Camp Yatee Staten Island ,ays that on
the 5th of June, 1861 he administered the Relief to
forty men of his company who were Iaboring under
severe attacks of diarrh-a and dysentery ; that its
re,le,,ia effects immediate ard that m,iorirv
of the sok reported for duty the anne at. erpoop Ia
therefore recommends its addition to the medic,
stores of the regiment meas re OF the highest i'm
portance.
s- '.. TESTIMONIAL MOI
The military edii or OF the New York SaadGy Al,
testlres o. benaf OF the Severn y-Hrst Faith.
seventh, twelfth Sixty mint egu.e to tie IcLe
a effects OF the Relief i'll ..dozeu> OF oil sul
stroke
A protective AGAINST and remadv for Il, -cto,,
IN. rrb... s. :, = -, l5T,=-,. ~ ~!
tevers, and OF the effects mia ma unwI ole, IN Wa
U-- ana px CO.. rye hear a q -, 80 =, -
res o-atire; a d aIs q a an extern nj an, cs,i 80
reducing the inflammation of vour,. H. D,.ii..
-aiIibIe W hen administered ,ptar,,.II, II i,,, -
arrests pain "l!
no NUN r1-nr,, =, ,.o,,
~ AiiE OhLIN a. Ilohlh'
The use ofRadway's Ready Relief is of equrl imp,y
t,o :; +4 z, a. - ..,
'""oe III inc uone|'ie e'rc'e- Every Ianhiy Sh"u.