The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-24

NO. 9o, Ih0Mes-sffeef, .Ne,ppor
A ND manufactured upon correct chemical prnci-
"A Piles, by n. STARkW ATHER, of Providence.
IA, extensive utility of which, has been long es,a6-
hshcd by the experience OF mankind, and sanctioned
by the opinions OF the FIRST medical practitioners of
every enlightened coNn,ry.
SODA WATER.
This pungcn and acilulated Water has been di-
rected by medical men, and is well known To pro-
duce desirable effects in miny common and trouble.
some complaints II is complete renedy against
sourness Of The stomach commonly called heartburn,
and in # indignation and eakness OF the siom-
ach II is found very useful gradually ,torpg the ap
petite nd IN ii the one OF the organ il pre-.
ventave of many of the diseases OF the stomach md
bowels which proceed from acdty, and tJr the sane
reasons, ia most cases removes or prevents the sick
headache il has prov cd d,antageous IN the gout
those who have taken this water tor the gravel have
been cured Of both diseases by means Of soda may
be taken 80 tho quantity of pint more daily, at
three stated periods, morning, noon snd night, one
hour previously 10 tlC scvcral meals Of the day.
Soda Water is also very refreshing and grateful
drink, especially after heat and fatigue, and may be
made complete substitute forthe beverages of which
ardent spirits torn part--Nnh wines and sugar II
Is very grateful.
BALLSTOWN WATER.
The Water sold under this name has been acknowl-
edged by udicious professional men, Chemists and
PLY scias to be in its taste and effects fully equal If
not superior To the natural spring the virtues OF which
have Oten been enumerated by writers, ana eNpeicn-
ced by the pubck at large II is we'll known mthc u
States as a gentle c9thartick--an active duretok-a
medy against grayeliy conpaints--a toniok 20 the
omsch and generally to tic syst,m--not TO mention
its efficacy agans rhouma,ck and cuta, cous com
plants, when applied externally well AS internally;
IL is therefore only necessary 10 observe, that tie use
Of il enivens the spirits, irctases the appetite and
helps digestion il is perfectly clear peilucd, and
spakles when poured into the glass II lshIshly aci-
dulatc, possesses great pungency; ard rs strongly
chalt beate il may be drark in the hottest weather in
the largest quantities, without the least injury and at
any time Of day, AN hour hefore or two hours after
meals. ---
CER7jF/C57'E.
From the evidence we have bad Of the skill OF Nrs
STARKwA1BER IN preparing his artificial Mineral
Waters, ard from tho use We Lgve made of them, we
do not hesitate To reconmcrd them 10 the inhabitants
of the town, both as an agreeable beverage, ard as
a mild and use ul medicine in those complaints TOR
which ihe Natural Mineral Waters often rrescrib-
cd PAEnON BOWEN.
LEVI WHEATON,.
Providence, May 30, 1911.
or Tickets at 81 each, emitting the bearcrto25
glasses Of Mineral Waters for sale above single
glass cts il may be also received in jugs or bot
ties Of any size
b The addition of little common Wine to
the Soda Water, gives IL all tho piqunncy ard spar
king quality of the best Champagne Wine.
Newport, July 10, 1871. (3weow)