The Sun.
London, England, 1868-09-16 00:00:00

Water saves life, drugs destroy it. How can you c.
your dwelling by throwing dirt through all its chambers?
Take a peach, strawberry, cucumber; preserve it in
brandy, vinegar, or suitable drugs, and if partially de-
cayed you preserve the decayed as well as the sound
part. So is it with meat; if diseased, the stronger the
compound the more perfect the preservation of the disease.
Now, then, what applies to fruits and meats more forcibly
applies to man. Stomach deranged, liver torpid, blood out
of order ; does it not follow that the powerful drug of the
Allopathist preserves instead of removes the disease?
What invalids want is sunshine, pure air, pure water, and
a protective tariff against drugs.
Your mission is one of mercy. A searcher for truth, 1
have passed weeks at Ilkly Wells and Ben-ridden in York-
shire, Malvern in Worcestershire, where Gully, Wilson,
fetummes have cured thousands, and I have been at Beulah
Spa, near London. The man who opens a water cure is a'
public benefactor. If a bydropathic establishment Nos
built in every place where you find a drug shop, more
robust men, more healthy women, loss puny, sickly chil-
dren would walk our streets. By-the-by, why not start A
mammoth water cure on the Hudson near Central Parle
somewhere among the trees; with cricket, base-ball wed
foot-ball, and ten-pin alleys and billiard rooms, and plenty
of Croton ? It would pay. •
Your drug poisoner is always a tyrant. He works in
the dark. He is a Booth ; he fires his pistol into every
family. He is Payne ;he enters the house at all hours,
walks to your bedside and deliberately attempts to murder
you. If he was honest, why not move in open day? why
write his despatches in an unspoken tongue ? He dare
not toll us his plans. Burning hotels, infecting clothes
with yellow fever, starving prisoners, throwing trains og
the track, assassinating chiefs, is punishable by law, bet
the drug poisoner does all this under the cover of your
family physician and escapes chastisement. Ignorance is
crime ! Down with Latin, up with the American lsr
guage. Refuse to take a prescription that is written in
cipher.
Why not change the labels on the drug bottles ? Call
loudly through your journal for more light. Read, reflect,
ponder, and men can immediately digest. The doctor
frightens his patient. You can scare a scalded cat with
cold water. Few of the faculty speak well of each other.
When dog eats dog, hard times are at hand.
licanceopathy is a step in advance: less drugs, 109
leath. Statistics show a saving of nearly ono-half. When
humanity takes another step, Hydropathy, the graveyards
will show a smaller population ; humanity will live to the
average age of man. We need more physical and less
mental exercise. The gymnasium is essential to the
Hydropathie system ; more muscle, more nerve, make less
fat and gives more energy.
I do not approve of vaccination; it is only a now way
of poisoning mankind. Jeuer would have been hung
among the Indians or in Asia. How many a sound con:
stitution has been destroyed by introducing scrofula On'
syphilis in the shape of vaccine matter? Who knovts,
whether it is healthy ? These two diseases combined a
the plague. They wage eternal war and crop out in the
third and fifth generations, sometimes passing the second
and fourth.
Since Pressnitz introduced the water cure treatment
into Germany, Wilson into England, and Schieferdecker
into America, great progress has been made in hydro'
pathy. I believe that two-thirds of the arms and legs °
off during the late war could have been saved by COla
water, properly administered. How many a mother lotg
died or lost her babe at childbirth for want of such treat,
ment can never be recorded. Another thing, the g.re'to
object of your allopathic or homoeopathic in our timels
burn out the proud flesh of .our society. No more infa-
mous espionage—fatal to domestic life, destructive of s"
virginity, chastity, modesty—exists than the infernal con-
fessional of our day. No wonder the Divorce Court 1:
crowded; for they, twin sisters of allopathy—the sPneuil
lum and blue pill—have demoralised women kind as We

as man.
Know thyself, said St. Paul. He was in the water
cure. The art of taking care of yourself can only
learned in the hydropathic establishment. Weaned fro 9,
drugs you are half cured ; then three baths, ten glassed
of water, four walks, bread and milk for breakfast an.
supper, roast beef and vegetables for dinner every day'
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bed at ten and up at six, with mind employed, plent.
rubbing and wet bandages, and the sick man is well aga°.
There are few ailments that cold water outside and Lii;
side, will not cure. I am afraid that Jackson, Fosl"'"'
too
Bedortha, and many of our Water-Cure leaders, gil° .
much attention to spiritual bathing instead of practlsl
Hydropathy. A little more water and a little less V' a
should be introduced at Clifton Springs, Danville, 8.13

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Some day 1 will give you a letter in reply to yours, -
I have no more time this morning than to remind 51°4
that as eighty per cent, of our make-up is water, it slicifSb
that Nature did not intend to fill up the vacuumsy"'
drugs.— Sincerely, GEORGE FRANCIS TOIL' 0
The twelve documents on which I ground 4Y.7d
against the gentlemen lately trading under the name a-r
style of the Ebbw Vale Company, are-1. The Writ o°,l
order of Lord Chief Justice Monahan, bearing date the 4".
day of Marchlast. 2. The affidavit of the plaintiff, J. 11011t.'
son, upon which said order was granted, filed 3d March 13'-
3. The attested copy of the writ of capias ad respond/II
issued in this case, and the Sheriff's return thereon,
The attested copy of the capias ad satisjitciendans iSsGe;
in this cause, and the return of the Sheriff thers°;-•
5. The affidavit of Clark Bell, sworn at 'Venice, ins
Italy, on the 15th July last, a copy of whioh W.,sf
served on you in the proceedings in the Insolve;
Court. 6. The affidavit of George T. M. Davis, of Isisic,
York, sworn before the British Consulate in New rsori.
on the 15th day of July last, of which I send You a c:`;
7. The affidavit of Thomas C. Durant, of New York, s°o4
before the British Consulate at New York, of which I !fry
you a copy. 8. The paper signed by James Wile.,l:l
referred to in the said affidavit. 9. The affidavit .of
011.0
(Mee Fuller, filed on the 17th of August, of which r 1
1
you a copy. 10. The Garnishee order of Justice I'of
11. The affidavit of the defendant, filed on the 15th ‘l,lsltbe
August, of which I have already sent you a cops, 311-doit
several documents therein referred to. 12. The affio-0 a
of the defendant this day sworn, of which 1 Sena you
copy, and the several documents therein referred to.

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