The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-10-13
TO THE PUBLIC. .,
WHITE SULPHUR spKiNus, ThI h;lh

wv BRiEk n, ~ $50
,euutaton which the waters Of these Springs nave ae
oured in the prevention and cure of Diseases and a.
pleasant and wholesome beverage, has long fenus'eo
Il an object Of peculiar interest IN the pupic
The healing virtues which they possess nav - -
known since the earliest period OF the settlement o.
The country in which the spring situated ana ever
since Il has been the favorte resort OF all sncn ihsa
lids as could avail themselves OF ITS healt-restonng IN
fluences. The reputation OF these waters mas III
creased in the rapid proportion with which tney
have been known, until they have attained point OF
celebrity equal any of the nnneral springs Of Europe
and far exceeding that TO which any other IN 'he
States has attained celebrity as Just as y III sA.eh
sye and which annually induces thousands OF eager
seekers after health from the remote parts OF the
Union, TO pay their devotions TO this health-gning
fountain. r
Extensive experience for many years in the use OF
the White Sulphur Water, after having been long re-
moved from the spring and kept in bottles and barrels,
has clearly and fully demonstrated that II may De
transported to any distance and kept for any desired
length of time without the slightest deterioration OF
medical virtues and efficiency. Aware OF this fact
and anxious that the public might enjoy the use OF
this water without the necessity OF Visit 10 Tue
Springs many physicians and others familiar win .ner
great efficacy have for years urged the owner oil the
Sprnps 10 permit the be transported through
the country for general In compliance with these
solicitations, a company has been recently formed TO
accomplish that object by bottling and bareing the
water for general transportation And they nope py
thus extending TO the valetuiinarian VINO cannot reach
at his own home and by bringing within the reach OF
all this pleasant and health giving beverage, that they
are rendering service that will be generally accepta-
BILE to the public
proper to inform the public that the exclusive right OF
botting and Transporting these waters is secured to
them and that those desiring the water may rely upon
receiving it from them and their appointed agents IN
- p'''' 49, '''>' WM B. cALwELL CO.
F-r The diseases for which the White Sulphur
Water has been most celebrated and actively useful
the following Dyspepsia, liver complaints, bilious
Of the system, chronic rheumatism, neuralgia
properly so called and nervous affections generally,
costiyeness jaundce calculus, chronic affections OF
the kidneys chronic inflammation Of the bladder,
geet, hemorrhoids piles, hypochondrasis or low
spirits, dependent arrangements OF the stomach
and liver spasmodc affections, unattended with lever
water brash tdiarrh9a chronic dysentery, general
debility unattended with acute disease. In chlorosis
and other similar affections, peculiar to females, this
water has almost invariably displayed most happy and
triumphant results In that enfeebed and peculiar
condition of the system resulting from the long pro-
tracted injudici0us Of mercury, and In the
secondary symptoms OF renereaI disease often connect
ed with this peculiar state of the system, the White
Sulphur Water has displayed its very happes effects
In profuse salvation from mercury all reliance may be
placed upon it, In cutaneous diseases, or obstinate
eruptions the skim perhaps internal remedy can
be used advantageousy In llcondtoned ulcers its
curative effects have long been known and appre-
ciated.
For more particular account of the medical appi-
cabty of this water &c reference is made to the
Directory" lately published by DR.. Norman, the
resident physician at the springs, and which will &C.
morally be found the hands of the vendors Of the
water.
Ofthe many testimonials received from distinguished
medical of the great efficacy of these waters, it is
thought unnecessary to insert than the follow
in5 from the able and distinguished Professor of Sur
gerry in the University Of Pennsylvania:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. g. 1889.
Having visited repeatedly the White Sulphur
Springs, Grcenbrier county Virginia, aud remained
there several weeks at time engaged in practice,
with the view of ascertaining the effects of the
upon the numerous invaids resortng to that region
from every part of the United States. can declare
with great confidence the result of large share of
experience that the most beneficial effects have arisen
from its in various dyspeptc depravities in simple
and complicated disorders Of the liver, in distractions
and other arrangements of the kidneys in aggravated
forms of cutaneous diseases and in other morbid de-
velopments the result of constitutional local
WILLIAM GIBSON, M. D.,
Professor of Surgery in the University Of Penn.
A supply of the above water, put up at the Springs
the LIST of the present month"; this day received and
for sale by
JOSEPH L. PEABODY,
Centre Market Space, agent for the District of Co
lumbia June 25-lm.