Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GOOD SUGGESTION.

AT the Club House recently erected in
New York by Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt for
the use of railroad men, everything pos
sible has been done for the amusement and
improvement of the class the donor seeks
to benefit. One noticeable feature is the
instruction given TO the men IN the first
care for the injured Ia knowledge SO neces-
sary in railroad accidents an idea which
if properly carried out, will doubtless be
the means OF saving many lives. Some
simple remedy, applied at just the right
moment, has often been the means of pre-
venting, in such cases, serious complica-
tons that would, in all probability, have
brought about long and painful illness.
or even produce death.
Such remedy, efficacious and easy of
application, should be kept at hand, to be
used in serious cases until the arrival of
physician, or, in simpler ones, to pre-
vent expense and trouble. There is a
remedy that fully meets these require
ments, is heartily recommended by ply
sicians aud surgeons, is invaluable for
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Wounds, Sprains.
Hemorrhages and all kinds of Pain, and
it is largely used in the hospitals in this
country and abroad. For such purposes
PONDS EXTRACT has stood multitudinous
tests for fifty years, and only constant
praise has ever come from those who have
used 1t. Purely vegetable remedy, pre-
pared by chemical treatment from simple
but powerful plant, PoND's EXTRACT con-
tains nothing dangerous to the most deli
cate organization. Through two genera
tons it has been favorite household rem
edy. In addition to this, there are two
other significant facts that place this medi-
cine above all others of its kind. First. of
all proprietary medicines brought before
the committee appointed to examine APP
plications for entrance at the Paris EXPOSE
ton in 1878, this was the only one that
passed the French Medical College. As has
been said, PoND's EXTRACT is prescribed by
many of the leading physicians of
America and Europe. The last, in itself,
is sufficient recommendation, for it is a
well-known fact that, as rule, doctors are
violently opposed to proprietary medicines
of all sorts whether out of regard to their
patients or their pockets, it is not for us
to say, and where they are found heartily
indorsing such an article, that article must
possess wonderful merit.
Supported by the highest scientific au-
thority in the past fifty years, there cannot
be the slightest doubt that Ponds Extract
is all that is claimed for it. That it does
not propose to cure every i'll that flesh is
heir to, is another point in its favor for no.
body trusts thing or person that claims
to be too good.
There are certain troubles, however, par
ticularly those resulting from inflammation
OF any kind, either external or internal,
for which it is almost a certain cure if ap-
piled in time. As very large class of
human ills arise from infiammations or
hemorrhages, Ponds Extract comes very
much nearer being a cure-all than do many
drugs that claim far more
Having used this medicine in our own
family we are prepared to indorse it as
above.
Drs. Dixie, Alfred Freeman, Cheverton
L. G. S., Maberly, NJ. r. c. S., and DR.. Ber-
nard, F. R. c. P, and DR.. Arthur Guinness,
NJ. D. F. R. G. s., physicians of great re-
nown in England, and many leading phys
! icians in this country prescribe, and such
eminent people, as:
The Hon. John G. Spencer, late Secre-
| tary of War and Secretary of the Treasury
of the United States.
The learned and eminent scholar. An
drew d. White, ex-President of Cornell
University, and ex-Minister to Germany.
The late Judge Westbrook, of the Su-
preme Court of New York, the late John
B. Cough, and others of the army and
navy, the bar and the bench, the pulpit
and the press, use and thoroughly indorse
PoND's EXTRACT, and it has been thus
tested and proved, for over two generations,
by all ranks and classes of people-O,u
Second Century. 1t