New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-07
her,;e. nhe v;,a s.rawber,v il this country grows

berries, the WHO strawberry III tuls county Rio"e
in abundance, fr:ut lie latter end OF May until
late IN Oct-ber;, al zen o'ciock projected 10
the douche under which renamed four minutes,
returned home, and sook sitz and loot h,
eech for fifteen minutes dined at one o'clack j;
az Jour proceeded again to The douche at seven
receated the si;z and foot baths retired TO Ted
q, half past nine. previously having NY lee, ane
!ep, bound upin cold vet bantages. | continu-
ed this treatment for three months, and. eunog
that time. walked about 1000 miies Whist thus
SUBJECTED 20 the treatment, snI'yed more robust
health tran | had ever dose ceinGe; The "niy
VIZ be effect ths; / experielaed was en- erup.'@ii
on b tn my leg, bgt which oa account OF ire
bandeges, produced 30 pam itls 10 these ps.i'
apes. ,nc preparations, and the oatns, t1a' ai.'
indebted :ot IL. tcssl departure OF my rheunl1'-
isIa.
..Whiist thus near Pnessni:z, and when con:
sroyentiy | had 40 fear OF the result, by way OF
exocrimsa,, determined, one thorough wet day,
rot 70 change my clothes, which were completely
saturated, End il this state sat until they were
com oi4feiy dry The consequence was, taat III
,ba Iag.,t I awoke with dis.rac:ing head acne,
p.rcned tongue a slight sore throat, arc me next
moving Eel, 10 appetite, but genera idhgpoi
of bodg. BIZ the following detail of this case, the
is generally cufed by bydIopalhy. lay IN iha
ko:z o, blanket, went into the cold bath as usual,
sad in the afternoon was envelcped In wet
shec. fJr en hour, untii perspuallon commenced,
then sat in the haii-baib, mot quite cold,) ana
was rubbed all over by two men for twenty min
utes: walked out as usual; at night, on going 10
bed, wore the bandages, or umschlags, on my
breas, and back of the neck +: next day repeated
the same, and the third day was perfectly re-
covered. %
"My family have ell proved tho bsnetclai e..
fec,s Of Priessnizs treatment. The night fsiore
our departure, the patients gave ther ann Al oa'i
in the treat 1o,m of The establishment, In COM
memora,ion of Pritssni;z's birth day The wnoIe
of the buildings belonging to him weEe lllumina-
ted. both inside and out at their expense In this
ASSEMBLY, consisting OF abou: 500 persoas, no
STRANGER would have believed had ne been unac-
ora;n,eo with the fact, that lis nembefe wera
cnieav composed CT inva!ids Tears were ire
oaentiy observed 10 steal from the eyes ci many
VINO blessed the great man ior their restoration 10
heslt, and do not know more touching scare
Than sseing invaIids, who, by hls means, had &c.
aimed tie use of their limos, spp'oach hun,
throw their crutchcs ut his feet. and join In tie
maze Of the waltz. Monarchs might have envied
aim his feelings On such occaslony.
Goa the dav of our departure we had been at
Grafcnberg three months, during which time our
heshh was perfectly established; We acquired
inc habit Of living more moderately, OF taking
mare exercise, of drinking more water, and OF
using it m1.e freely in external additions than
we were accustomed to, and, may add, that VIC
nave learned how to allay pain, how to ward off
disease, and, hope, now to preserve health. Ny
soiourn at Grafenberg will ever be matter of
SELF. congratuation 20 ne and Will be amongst my
relieving the sufferiDgs of my countrymen,-f i
succeed in bringing TO their notice system CAL
culate6 to be Of such essential benefit to thera,-.
if can prevail upon them TO participate In tho
happy effects OF :. = treatment which have my
self experience ny feelings Of satisfaction ans
iny from my residence al Grafenberg, will be
heightened in :, ordinary degree"