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RHEUMATIC. i.rdden in6rm, CRIPPLED, Nerves.
Neurslgis y psossrated with di.esse my sudsf.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
q WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE
INPANNATION or THE KIDNEYS; 80 ,,
iSiLAMSAIT:;.3nN. ~T rHE A.ADosA
soRR THROAT, DIFFICULTY BR 3. TIL -,
MYSTERIES, cRovr' 'p!f r4IEkH ,.,,ur,..
up.n.cur rooruAc SAiA*ka' ''''''
' NEURALGIA, RHEUnK51n
COLD CIIr.LS. AGUE CHlLiS.
The application ofthe Ready Relleftc Ael6S
pa.ts where the pain or dilicuy eAsas VII saoss ~
twenty drops in halfa tumbler Of water vtli.:Ss
,nomen,s cure CH RAMPS, SP ASNS. SOU HI0NACu,
HEARrBURN, SICK HEADACHE. D!AE .HN, :.
DYSENr cry, COLO, WIND ~ 1hk SO"HAs'
and ali THERMAL PAINS.
Trsvesrs should always easry boels q 49,
vaY's Ready Relief with them. A Nv olovs y
water will prevent sickness OF pAas iron eesne.
vaisr. Its better than French brsaay q hsass -
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