Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-23

legs. repeated, the Gath several times
From the first application he began to mend,
and he recovered in very few days, so as
to be able tc walk about.
Respectfully.
remain yonrs.
Christopher Winfree.
LyScApuRc. Ian. Z, 1914.
Doctor S. X. jennings,
>DEAR SIR,- erf-s,
feelit my duty to inform YOU
that my wife, who had been for a,any years
much indsposed. subject to frequent attacks
OF violent colds and when at her best, suf.
fering almost daily attacks of chils and fe-
vers, has trledyour Patent Portable Bath
with the most happy effects. Upon three ap.
piications, she is perfectly restored to her
health. It may be proper for me to state,
that she is IS years Of age.
am yours sincerely,
VIM. P. Martin.
LYNcHBuRc. soth Jan. 1914.
Doctor S. K Jennings. =.
DEAR SiR,-
wish to add my testimony in
favor OF the great utility. of your portable
MY little son was extremely i'll, Of bow
ell complaint Ordinary medicines were tried
IN VAN and had nearly dcspaired of his
i'fe.-ihe bath was recommended and tried
Its elect was SO decisive, that the by stan-
ders Could perceive the immediate amend
ment and the child recovered-havinr, re.
ceived single application only.
/ am yours. &c. b
Armistead 1'ruslow.
| sr.tl ~ - u
The author of this invention visited a ne ;
gro man. the property Of Mr. Charles Wing.
held OF Amherst at the close of last summer.
lie vas affected with pain in his breast.
and very difficult respiration, insomuch that
ne could not possibly have survived many
hours. he had been twice bied the same day
& takenphysic without any relief The case
Gus bath was applied with the most decisive
effects. Int fact single application completes
~ corrected every dangerous appearance
and the man recovered in few days.
he made the same application to Mrs
Day, an elderly and respectable lady of AM
herst County. She bad been exposed to the
weather, was affected with chills and stu.
por, SO that she scarcely observed any thing
that was going on, not even the application
OF the steam. She. was relieved at once, and
the next day was on her feet.
captain James Stewart of Lynchburg had
negro man, who was taken down with a
very severe dyseniery. He waited on him
with his Portable Bath. Thescase was seri
Gus and required continuance of the ap-
plication of doubly The usual period. A pro.
tuse perspiration was at length induced
After the operation of the bath, he gave him
lew drops OF laudanum once every sixth
hour. The fourth day afterwards he was a,
bic to go into the field, and sow wheat.
Mr.. Isaac Gregory of Lynchburg, was
cured OF achronic diarrhoea Of three months
standing, which came upon him at Camp
Holly. Towards the close of this period he
took the Meazles, which increased his dis
ease. After blood letting he was effectu-
ally bathed one night, and became immedi-
ately convalescent.
Miss Bradley formerly of the vicinity of
Lynchburs, now Of Buckingham County, was
cured of an Antnmnal Ague, at the house of
capt. William Evans, by two applications of
the Bath.
fitty more cases might be recited. But it
would be an unnecessary repetition of similar
tacts: Suffice it to say, that he has always
found the Bath most decisive agent. 1t
safely takes an imperious command Of the
system, and no Physician ought to be with
out it.
r. S. All persons who make trial of the
Bath should take special notice that the ap.
PiIcation ought to be made to the naked skin,
in every case,