Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
The HsuffalO Springs.

1NHE recent appearance OF Asiatic Cholera in The
principal cities and several of the interior tawns IN
the State OF virginia, together with the general preva
lencs Of the Cholera Darhna throughout the country
induces the belief that its ravages will be much more
widely extended than in the memorable visitation Of
1892. lider the influence OF these appalling appeEen-
sons Is perfectly natural for every individual TO look
aound him for some place Of safety during the solourn
OF this fearful visitor The all absorbing question pre-
sents Itself To every one: What shall do or where
shall go 20 escape this terrib. scourge!
Among the few pisces Of comparative security, beg
leaveto call the attention Of the public and particular
those residing IN the Cholera Districts, TO the BUF.
FALo MINERAL SPRING, situated In the upper end
of Mecklenours county, Va TWO miles South of Dan
River, and seven west of the town Of Clarksvie The
tonic powers OF this water, so potent in mparng tone
and vgor TO the digestive organs its diuretc quail
ties, so efficient In purifying aHd cleansing the BLOOD
can hardly fail To brace up and fortify the system
against the nsldcus approaches of this peserous ma
'sdy We are told that whatever gives tone and ener
gy TO The stomach, bowels and skin, and brings into
play and harmonious action, the innumerable sympa-
thies pertaining TO these organs, The best peven
ives To Cholera. Such is believed To be the effect of
the Buffalo Water II Is especially worthy OF remark
IN this regard That in almost every country and region
visited by this epidemic lis appearance Is preceded by
some deranpement of the stomach and bowels, or what
are called premo niory symptoms, engencered, IL Is
supposed, by some pestentia poison, dfused IN the
general atmosphere Il IS To prevent the comm on of
these precursory symptoms a. Likewise to bod them IN
check when they exist that The Buffalo water is
mended. While II imparts tone TO the stomach and in
the appetite II stimulates the liver TO healthy
secretion OF oe and that fatal current OF fluids drawn,
may be- 10 the bowels BY The coocation there OF the
Cholera poison, Is turned in different and less dan
gerous direction, TO be finally eliminated and thrown
off by the renal organs This view of the operation oil
The Water is not mere Hypothesis patched up for the
occasion, but a matured opinion. based on long e1pe'
rience and observation In its use in The ordinary DOW
ell complaints OF the country. IL Is Certainly not the
least familiar Of the laws governing the animal ma.
chine that whatever the secretory acton OF
The Kidneys lessons the quantity and changes the quar-
lily OF The fluids thrown on the bowers.
Apart from the value of this Spring ~ . pfophya
tic in wardiug OF the Cholera, il is located IN an eeva
ted and healthy section OF country, where 'har eaui
disease has never yet made It's appearance Tns pro-
pretor has made arrangements for the comfortable 10
&c ptiou Of three hundred visiters. Those who may
think proper seek this pleasant Summer retreat, re-
mnte from me usual haunts of Cholera Will find good
appetitrs, good mutton and good society. Added TO
these solid comforts the young and the gay VIII meet
with all those light amusements and reereatons CON-
mon 10 other watering places in the Old dominion.
AN OLD PHYSICIAN.
Meckirnbutc county, June 7, 1919.
June l3-wSw