The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-14
MOLASSES.
F MINERAL WELL.

wi
u a public, that be continues to keep a Taverr
ana boarding House, at the Mineral Vel. ir
the center OF the town of Shutesbury, where he
intends to spare no pains to make his house ar
agreeable resort to the traveller, and also to in
valds who wish to regain their health by spend
! ing few weeks in one of the most heaitbfu
towns IN the State, and enjoy the benefit of a
saubrlous air, and valuable Mineral Water
he would also give notice, that the Water is
more lmPregnated with the Mineral qualities
than 4 has been a number of years pas. bv rea.
| son of more frequently drawing the fresh wate,
(Which lies above the mineral from the Well
by means of pump constructed for that pur.
pose, which gives the Mineral Water more
free passage into the Well MANY who have
visited this Water, give it the preference to
most mineral springs, on account ofits medicin.
al virtues, and its beings situated on high land
where the air is pure, while most of the springs
| are IN low situations with dense air. Those
who have made proper use of the Water suit
able length OF time, are generally satisfied with
its salutary effects
The Yarn and Sho0er Baths are in good
order for bathing.
Hundreds of remarkable cures which the
Water has performed might be published but
we shall only publish few from individuals
who live near the Well, whom the incredulou,
may examine for themselves.
! The subscriber has for nine wears n.st caref,ll,
observed the effects of the Shutesbury Pool Wate1
! IN great variety of Chronic maladies and is de
cldedy OF opinion that it is worthy the attention
inVads III general, aud is stronger the present sea
son under the present management than heretofore
1euglhg from observation and personal experience
OF the utility OF said water in dyspepsia and chronic
affection OF my lungs in the spring and summer Of
1871, am the more cheerfully disposed to recon.
mend 1t TO the notice and confidence of the publc
IN the following chronic diseases. In strangury.
IN weak and iniamed eyes, in dyspepsia and in the
early stages of secondary diseases caused by it, in
chronic ulcers and primary stages of scrofula in
the govt, general dropsy, and in almost all the
chrome diseases of the skim and in some cases Of
the gravel. 1t is used with most benefit in June
| July, August, and September, but may be used at
other seasons with good effect. The water, when
steadily used from one to three weeks, will prove
in majority of cases actively cathartic diiretic
or dlaphoretlc, and in some cases emetic
JOSIAH LONG, Medical Practitioner
June To- 1879. IN SALISBURY.
/, Naoma Gilbert of Leverett, labored under a
declining state of health. Though attended bv q
sklful physician, grew weaker until was coniin-
ed to my bed, and my case was thought doubtful
then commenced using the Shutes6ury Mineral
Water, and in two weeks | was able to ride ont
| and in six weeks was able to attend to my family
! concerns. June 10, 1929. NAoMA GILBERT.
], Seth Wood of Leverett, in the year 1917. was
afflicted with several large sores on one of nv legs
For several months my leg swelled, the sores grew
larger, and was afraid that they would increase
until they would become one sore; but in making
use of the Mineral Water at Shutesbury. the swell
ling abated, and in short time the sores healed
and my leg has been sound ever since.
J June 5, 1929. SETH Woop.
! l have received so much benefit in nv family by
the use of the healing Water in Shutesbury think
it my duty to make it public. A son of mine. about
8 years old, was in the field with the reapers and
accidentally hurt one of his eyes with the stnbble
Both eyes became infiamed, and increased for sew
era years to that degree that he could not bear the
Light, and we were Obliged To keep him in a dark
room but in making use of the water the ipAama.
ton abated, his sight was restored, and his ewes an
pear to be nearly as well as they were before the,
were hurt AARON MaTurvS
| Leverett, June /, 1922
| /, Joseph Richardson of Shutesbury. was afflicted
with scrouous humor in the lower part of nv
lace, for about three months to that degree thai
my face was sweled, and scab formed very thick
and panied me so that could not sleep at night
applied to physicians, but obtained no relief until
made use of the Shutesbury Mineral Water
which gave me immediate relief, and in two weeks
my face become completely sound, and has remain,
ed sound ever since. JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
June l, 1929.
VI Board may be had at the Spring from
Sl,75 to 3per week. cost" July IA.