New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09

convinced tia, consumption in Us earlier stages can
be more easily cured and the predisPosltion more
permanently eradcaied hy W inier> Peut at Mai
veru under the care Of Doctor Wilson. than By the
tinorous Eight 70 Pisa or Madeira. IL Is by harden
ing rather than defending the tissues that we best
secure them disease
And now TO sum up and 10 dismiss my ego,isii-
cal revelations desire in no way TO overcoior my
own case ! do not ,ay that When hrst went 10 the
Wafer Curt-I was affected with any disease imine
diaielv meuacinc 10 .ile-l say only that was IN
that prolonged and chronic state OF Ill health, which
made life al the best extremely precanous-l DO
not say that had any maiacy which the faculty.
could pronounce incunbe-l say only that the
most eminent mea o. the faculty bad failed 20 cure
me DO not even now affect to boast OF perfect
and complete deliycrance from all my ailments
cannot declare that constitution naturally delicate
has been rendered Herculean. or thar the wear and
tear of , whole manhood have been thoroughly re
paired. What might have been The case had not
taken the cure al intervals. had / remained az II
steadily for six or eight months without interruption
Icsunot do more than conjecture but - strong = my
belief that the result would have been completely
successful that promise myself, whenever can
spare the leisure. a long renewal OF the system -
These admissions made what have gained mean
while 10 Justify my eulogies and my gratitude =
an immense accumulation of the cdpHdf OF fedHh'
Formerly II was my tsvorlte and querulous lues-
ton 10 thO>c VINO saw muCn Oi ulc' bN loo e'''
know me twelve hours without pain or Illness [! -
Now, instead of these being my constant compan-
ions they are but my occasional visitors com,
pare ms old state and my present 10 the poverty OF
man who has n shilling IN bis pocket and whose
poverty il therefore struggle Tor lie, with the DC
casonal disiresses of a man of $4,000 year. who
sees but an appendage endangered or luxury
abridged. All the good that have gained, is wholly
unlike what have ever derived either from medi-
cine or the German mineral baths the first place,
IL does not relieve single malay alone Il pcryadcs
tine whole frame in the second place, Tar from SUB
siding. il seems 10 increase by time, so that may
reasonably hope that the latter part OF my ME- IN
stead of being more lnhrm than the former, WIZ
become-so far as freedom from suffering. aud the
calm endowment of external lie are concerued-my
real my Younger youth. And II is this profound
conviction which has induced me 10 volunteer these
details in the hope | trust pure and kindly one
10 induce those who or less have suffered a.
have done to fly 10 the same rich and bouniiiul re-
sources We ransack the ends OF the earth Tor
drugs and mnerals-we extract our potions from
the deadliest polsons-but around US and about US,
Nature the great mother, prohers the Hyselan
fount unseaed and accessible Ia all. Wherever
the stream glides pure wherever the spring sparkes
fresh there for the vast proportion OF the maladles
which Ar, produces. Nature yields the bengnant
healing
II remains for me TO say. merely a. an observer
and solely with such authority an observer alto
geher disinierested but without the least pretence
to professional science may fairly claim Mat class
of diseases have seen least and most uaclable TO
the operations Of the Water Cure, and how far en-
thusiasts appear 10 me to have over-estimated how
far sceptics have under valued the effects OF water
as medicament There those most OF the wa
ter doctors especially who contend that all medi-
cine by drugs is unnecessary-that water internally
and ontwardly applied sutices in skiiul manage
ment for all complaints that the time Will come
when the drug doctor will cease TO receive a fee,
when the apoihecary will close his shop and the
Waier.Cure be adopted IN every hospital and by
every family Dreams and absurdlties Even
granting that the Water Cure were capable Of all
the wonders ascrbcd it, its process IL 40 slow IN
most chronic cases-it requires such complete alb
straciion from care aud busness-lt taxes the active
man so thoroughly out o. his course OF HE, that a
vast proportion of those engaged in worldly pur'
suits cannot hope find the requisite leisure There
are also a large number OF complaints perhaps the
majority which yield so easily To sparing use OF
drugs under a moderately competent practitioner
that the convenient plan of sending To the next
chemist for your pill potion can never be super
scded nor is it perhaps desirable that II should be-
Moreover "a far A. | have seen, there are com
plants durable By medicine which the Water Cure
utterly fails to reach.
Continued TO niOrr0r.