The Pioneer and woman's advocate. (Providence, R.I.) 1852-185?, 1852-10-30
EaSthamptOn Water Cure.

| This institution is situated near the Willis
ton Seminary in Easthampton, near the foot
of Mount Tom,-decidedly the most beautiful
village in the State, possessing every attrac-
ton desirable. and but short distance from
Northampton Depot. DIR. SMELL, the for
mer physician of Springfield Water Cure has
purchased and fitted for Water Cure, the
building known as Shows Hotel. Such has
been the benefits conferred on patients under
his care, that he falters himself that the pub.
lie will duly appreciate the untold advantage
derived from this mode of treating disease.
The Water Cure is now SO generally be-
lieved TO be THE cure, that II is not deemed
necessary to dwell upon the superior advanta.
| al OF every form of disease, the Faculty, or
those Of them worthy the name of physician,
are fast becoming convinced OF this, and we
now humbly and earnestly beseech all suoh to
give US a call from time 10 tine, and convnc
themselves by actual observation, whether
these these things are so we can assure them
there is no quaekery about it, ann also of kind
reception.He that condemneth unheaid or IN.
knowingly is both unwise and unjust All
the various bvths that can possibly be useful
will be found al all times in readiness, and the
very best attendants always on hand.
Diseases successfully treated at the above
named Instittion, are the following: Dyspep-
sa, Constipation, Piles, Scrofuls, Bronchitis,
| Erysipelas, Female Weakness and Obstrue.
tions, Fits, Cancers, Fever and Fever Sores,
Diseases of the Genital Organs, arising from
early indiscretion OF excess, Dropsy, all ner-
vous Diseases, Diseases of the Skin, Lungs,
Stomach, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys, Spine, &c.
The Physician, DR.. E. Smell, having had ex-
perience iu the Water Cure practice, and
knowing its advantages, would, on the primer.
pie Of doing to others as he would be done by,
inqite all those afflicted with any of the above
mentioned diseases, to avail themselves of the
advantages of this mode of practice, A cure
is so certain that il Can hardly be called an ex-
pertinent to give it q trial. Examinations
will be made of those who do not wish to put
themselves under a course of Water treatment;
their cases described, and prescription made
out, at a reasonable charge. Certificates, any
amount of which can be obtained, are entirely
superfuous; the principle being a perfectly
natural one, it speaks for itself. When the
organization of the human system is perfectly
understood, then will man more fully compre-
hend himself; perfect order and simplicity
will toke the place of doubt and mystery; the
laws and motions of the system will appear as
plain and simple as the first principles of me-
chanicS. remedial agent, no matter what
virtues it possesses, will be useless till applied.
Truth is mighty and will prevail, though thou.
sands will probably fall victims to disease, by
reason of incredibly.
TERMS.
Terms will vary according to accommoda-
tions required, being from six to ten dollars
per week. Those who wish to get advice to
carry on treatment at home, or stay only
few days, will pay reasonable change. Each
patient will furnish two linen or cotton sheets,
two woolen blankets, two comtortables, some
towels, we'll marked, and linen for bandages,
or they can be hierd at the establishment. A
examination fee of two dollars will be requir.
ed. Particular attentod given to patients who
wish attendance at their homes.
| Z. SMELL,
Proprietor and Physician.