New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

tive means while not line ia on record 70 inc CON-
trary Since ! was houorcd In being inc nul1U r
strument of Introducing the knowlcdgeoi 'nc W oe.
Cure into England numbers OF our neuic'' =: :ie 81
have visited GrnctanbcrG Prejudiced against 1t as
they were the public naturally expected ihat one
n, lcos, ,nnh have exposed the dangers OF the sys
Ton, md The fnllacv Of expecting so much from 1t ;
| bni what has been the RESULT Not book has APP
nrared-and at least twenty have been wriien-but
has admitted the most important ana essehiai STATE
mcnts made nj the time.
As uanrlv NIL persons who undergo the treatment
change their habits of life 10 those OF temperance and
early rising, and learn TO cschew poison IN every
shape. rtQUoRs as well rs drugs, We cannot doubt
that nj some future period the name OF Priessntz
will be far and wide rcvcred rs having essentially
assisted in rcscung the human no less from vice
than from disease.
Il is gratifying TO learn that in America there are
those who appreciate the system, as feel convinced
that once taken up with that energy which so char
actcrizcs friends your side OF the Atlantic, no
interested motives on the part of the few will be
permitted 10 rcpress this great boon 10 the many
and hope that every State in The Union will select
suitable person spend some time at the fountain
head in order TO bring back accurate knowledge on
this interesting subject Your space VIII not admit
of my extending this letter or ] should iurnisn Tor
the perusal of your readers number oil extraor-
duarv cases OF cure that have witnessed since my
soiourn here for the last three months. Several
came here for govt who could not walk across their
rooms-in few days they were enabled TO climb
the mountains but 10 extract the morbid humors
and effect cure n much longer period will be ne
cessary Rheumatism, chronic cramps In the
stomach and dyspepsia fevers of different sorts In
fammatous &c-all are now being treated and
now being cured here. A case that has excited
good deal of attention is that OF man resident about
seventy miles from Graetcnberg. About four weeks
ago he was attacked with pain in the chest which
was blistcred-when the pain left the part and set
tied in the knee-this began TO enlarge and proceed
ed so fast az to alarm his medical attendant, who
conceived it TO be gangrene, and thought the only
chance of saving the mans life was amputaiing the
limb The friends had called in q military surgeon
who at once pronounced the disease dropsy, and OF
course discountenanced the operation. The whole
of one thigh, as well as the abdomen, soon became
sweled to double their ordinary size, the skin pol
sbed as glass. and, being pressed with the finger
the indentation remained for short time. In this
state he came TO Graefenberg, where he underwent
the treatment-a visible reduction of the members
has taken place daily, and the sixteenth day, the
man was able to walk out for a short time. Press
nz tells that in consequence of this patient hav-
ing been previously healthy of industrious habits,
and having taken but little medicine, perfect cure
will be effected in less than three months.
If you conceive that the publication of these facts
can be interesting and beneficial 10 your readers,
may beg the favor of your inserting the same
| am sir. your most obedient servant,
R. T. CLARIDGE, 13l Piccadilly
London-At present al Graefenberg.