Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-10
Railways Ready Relief.
FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT
TESTIMONY OE
Fie1d:Oficers. Company officers, and
ENTIRE REGIMENTS.
In favor of the

In favor of the
GREAT PREVENTIVE AND RESTORATIVE.
We propose to Offer in a few brief paragraphs surh
proofs of the efficacy of RA DwAY's READY Kelley
preventive Of and for tee dis to which
bodies of unaceimated men peculiarly snhject in
warm ATTITUDES as cannot fail TO command the atten-
ton OF Baternal Government, anxious to protect
the health and lives of the tens thousard OF brave
and patriotic citizens whe have left and are daily
leaving their homes, their families, and their buli-
ness to fight III its defense.
According the testimony of emin en- military mel,
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 liz
Camp, in the Bivovac, and on the March
The suhoined summary of facts which We resptct.
fully invite the government verify ty ;pl iica
to the warties named. in cludes but small pericr ef
the vouminOus testimony the same effect received
by us within few weeks from various headquarters
OF regiments and detachments in the service of tho
United States:
TESTIMONIAL NO. I.
From the Regiment n. Y. Volunteers (ZousvexI
Eol. Rush Hawkins, of his regiment (Dew quarter.
ed at Newport New'G writes US heStowrg the stTorg
est encomiums on tho Relief. and recomm erdiI it.
from the experience of himsef and officer "a mos
valuable addition to the army medicine ceest.''
TESTIMONIAL NO. ..
Major Tnelli, Garibald Guards, prououncss the
Relief an 'encellent medicine for the army.
TESTIMONIAL NO. ),
Col George Ly ons of the Eighth Regiment N Y
ReliefiE the most emphatic terms. and suggest
mediate in introduction into the medical of every
branch of the service.
r.. TESTIMONIAL NO 4.
Surgeon E. X Sanborn and Colonel Phelps Of tn.
First Regiment of Vermont Volunteers. warmly APP
prove the Relief and the regiment las with il
to the field sufficient supply for present use
.. TESTIMONIAL NO. s.
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 Iaboring under
severe attacks of darrhea and dysentery that it's
remedial effects immediate, and that maioritv
of the sok reported duty the same afternoon H.
| therefore recommends its addition to the medical
stores OF the regiment measure of the hshest i'm
portance.
TESTIMONIAL NO. 6.
The military editor of the New York Sunday Atlas
testes behalf of the SeyenCy-frst. Firth SIKH
Seventh, Twelfth Sixty-ninth Regin to the bene
ial effects OF the Relief III 'dozens of OF
stroke a.
As protective against and remedy fer dyseptery
dlarrhea fever and ague bilious, yellow other
TeVers, and of the effects OF mia ma, unwho
ter, and excessive heat general inygorant and
res oEauVe also a. an external app ieatjon tCr
reducing the inflammation of wounds the RELIEF is in
lalnDle hen administered lnterGallylt instantly
arrests pain.
TO THE PUBLIC AT HOME.
The of Railways Ready Relief equrl nlpsr-
lance in the domestic circle. Every family should
keep supply ofiti the house. 1t can be used fer
70 many complaints aim ent and will in all .a.ss
| give and comfort to the sufferes
TAKEN INTERNALLY
1t will in few minutes relieve the severe pains
occasioned by DjG57h,a CHoLrG MordaS, Cole F,ver
| 0aU AyUs. SICK HoGaGchr, Eia!tGal-a ClGmss
ths htdaeyS and BiadGcr, GtdineSS, Nsianchoiy kvs
cftcS, Bilious Ccttc ", GkstfSS, LuntSS q SlflliS
Sickness at Stomach, and Will, with times usns
| cure the most OBJ innate es. ...--
| APPLIED EXTERNALLY,
1t Immediately relieves, ard will in few days cur.
hheumdttSa and all Iii, GtmGic Affection, Gout Ma
rGtgf0, ICGthGCht Su0ctp COiGS, ECG4S,ntsS, SCJe
Ddtaffh, ttsUItSg, ghniS$ ii tic C st. Blt,S, end
SttngS II Nus atgtS, aud ether i4StctS
Joints, E0id Sac HiHSS, LuntjGSO, EGDRuticn and
pam an the Kidneys, HcmG, 81 inc, &c Si11u;,
Strains, Hounds, ScaldS and buns. Let Railways
Ready telfet be applied, taken internally the
first warning given OF Sickness ard matter W Lat
be thy of the threatened disease, the
Ready Relief viii break and the Iogress OF
| t dis ease.
A of evidence direct and conclusive as the
above, emanating from mItary men who volunteer
| l. earnestly, aid who testify ii sp-
pearance, can carceiy be egared a e. on
and We cannot doubt that the govern ment. on louk-
ing into the facts, will ex edeiit to s,,ruly
the field with protective and remedial Irepara
! of such inapPreciable value and utility.
RADWAY 4 Co.
| 25 John Street. New York