The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-19

WAS infnrtnsI, that she had been expo1sd 10 the
cold to- ~ tours, about the shs x3ected TO be
ia delicate health, and the INN edste CT such
AZ have described. TIL convinced ty the laet her
friends were ia o, opincp. that she had the Mea
zl.s years II il worthy of no,ics, ths; CON- !
p'etey was tie surface enaoned by the excite !
meu', So completely was the excitement locked Up /,
in the system, that she had more of the ordinary
appearances which usher in thu Me.Zies. Neither |
Ugh fever, cough. nor sore throat, r. tended Ter
case. There was, indeed, Alarming 6eh.:i OF
animal hest.--Ani am confident that W tiout the !
influence OF stti6eis heat, to that extent, and with
that decision which your bath only could have fur.
sisse'!, this patient would have died, and no
would have suspected the true nature ct the disease
by which her dissolution would have been Effected.
Agreeable your request, win entLesvor to pro-
esre history of the Of Mrs Dsrneii, ,'he lady
you visited at Mr. JeF-rson's plantation in Bedford
GuSTAvUs A. ROSE
p S. 1t is certain fact, that the sleep wa, in
fuced exclusively by the bath The first anodyre
when it was thrown up.
G. 4 Rose
Lynck5urs, Feb. 9s, 1914.
Dear Sir,
In addition 70 the case Of relapsed iysente-
y, cured 10y the Warm aud Hot Bath, which re-
lated to ycu, have had another fair opportunity of
proving IL, utility in the same disease. Mrs -
when WAS called to her, had been suffering two or
three days under severe dysentery, which succeed
ed the M.azl-s- Her pulse was small, snI about so
TO the minute, skin collar the discharge ct blood
and mucus pretty copous, with severe pain in the
bowels and constant aud NEST distressing tsresmus
On using the bath her pulse became bold and tenss
at which time drew 10 or ounces of blood, after
which sine became easier, and remsined SO for con-
siderable time. At every return of pain,
had recourse to the bath, wbie fforded speedy re-
hef.-To maintain proper sction the skin, az.
Piled the L'nimuntum Cspsicum to the feet, and
drew large blister the abdomen. In other re-
spects rtreated her in the ordinary mode but think
the case would have proved fatal, had not been in
possession OF some way of applying heat extensively
to the surface. have also used the bath with ereat
tsrrh.
Wishing you sueoea, IN your researches after
truth.
remain yours, kc.
WIN OWENS.
:. L,nchburg, Feb. %, 1871
Doctor s. X. Jennings,
We have been in the hsbit of using YOUR Pa.
tent, Portable, Warm and Hot Bath in our family,
for several months, and are fully conviaced of its
, convenience and utility-Its power to arrest the
progress of disease of various kinds have sati,fsc-
tor'ly proved. Under providence it was the princi.
fpal means of preserving the life of our youngest
ehiid when apparently in the last stage OF the Co-
lera In}dutRtn
In cases of Neszles and Pieurisy also, we have
proved its efiiescywishing you in your ex.
ertiens to alleviate human sufferings, remain very
respectfully, yours,
M. y.
Doctor 5. K. Jennings,
Dear Sir,
| should consider myself wanting in graft.
tude, If did not znicate the happy effects re-
| sulting from application of yosr Portable Bath
My little daughter suddenly seized in the night
with IT of the Group which threatened mm etIiste
suifocation; had recourse to the Ordinary mode Of
bathing which afforded but temporary relief She
continued with high fever all next day, with
threatening symptoms Of relapse. In the evening
applied your Bath, With such that in little
more thaa hour she Wac entirely relieved both
OF fever and all symptoms OF spasm.
S. SCHoOLFIELD.
Lynchburg, Jan. Z, 1914.
Doctor S. K. Jennings,
Encouraged by the suceesaful use you made
OF your Steam Bath in the of my wife, when III
OF the child bed fever, have since tried it upon
Negro boy, who was taken with violent cold, at
tended with pana, so that he could scarcely move
his legs. Irepeated the hath several times From
the first application he began to mend, and he reco.
vered in very few days, so as to be able to walk
about.
Respectfully,
remain yours.
CHRISTOPHER wINFREE.
Lynch6Hrg, Jan. 7, 1874
Doctor s. X, Jennings.
Dear Sir,
feel it my duty to inform you that my
wte, who hsd been Tor many years much indspos
ed subject TO frequent attacks of violent colds and
when at her hesi, suffering almost daily attacks of
chls and fevers, has tried your Patent Portable
Bath, with the most happy effects Upon three aI-
plcations she is perfectly restored to her health IL
may be proper for to state, that she years OF
age.
am your, sincerely,
WV. p. MARTIN
Lynshbuyy, SOth Jan. 1914.
Doctor S. X. Jennings,
Dear Sir,
l wish to add my testimony in favor of the
great utility of your Portable Bath.
My little 50, was extremely III, of a bowsi com.
PLANT Ordinary medicines tried in vain ; and
had nesrly despaired OF his life.--The bath was
recon nded and tried--its effect was 80 decisive
that the bye-standers could perceive the i'm edats
arnendmeut, sHd the child resovered-hsving re.
ceived single application only.
am yours, &c.
ARMISTEAD TRUSLoW.
The author OF this invention, visited n negro no n
the property of Mr.. Charles win, field of Amherst,
at the close nf last summer. lie was affected with
pain 10 his hresst, and very difficult respiration
insomuch that he could sot possibly have survived
many hours. He had been twice bled the sane
day, and taken physic, without any relief The ga
seous bath applied with the most decisive Of
fects Ia fact, single application completely cor
reete1 every dangerous appearance, and the man
recovered in 2 few days.
He made the application to Mrs. Day, an |
elderly and respectable lady of AIuhert county
She had been exposed To the weather, was aft
with chils aud SupGr that she scarcely observed
any thing that WAS gong on, not even the spplies- |