Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-12

1 1IIifUNtTtN TEAIy
p""ee perceived IN lis tAtcn,, by myself Until hal
been at home week two mention This for hr rpcar
ag"nen OF other nvads who return home detected 1n
hoprrSs because they do experience the immediate
eec:S Of this ond other sulphur waters The effect is IN
many eases la after the fatigue the tourney over ana
the noisy bnse c The watering place forgotten amidst tn.
rc;mrn enabled occasionally occupy nv rulp AMI
! 10 ENJOY the society Of my friends.
'!he next season sought the mountains again rninp
my Pulmonary symptoms removed 4 lhi!d visit two wear,
after the first served 10 every unpleasant symptom
aud put the blessing Of health in my reach Al
This moment the only remnant OF my disease, which all my
friends, and nearly all my physicians pronounced phis,
p"nona's ls an appetite which often DEEDS The bride II
mOderatuu
To Nru who preserve me hr All iianor AMI praise"
Nj: James Boal of ynchbnrg who lost brolIet- sy
pulmonary consumption in tion dated Red >'u
pnur, August bh. 1885, states Il change OF le from bc
ing M active farmer 10 thar OF sedcnaty keepef
Produced constipation and general deGy especially in ny
and knees) dry, tickling sensation in the toa
slight cough, and but lille approximations The tishtnes.
increased nnlii riding refractory horse had attack
hNnorrhage The discharge at hrs va pretty copou ol
scarlet, huthy appearance, modcralng mixture .
bloody phegm Ny .ishts passed with but litIs
sleep, and that disturbed BY troublesome he
month OF June lS25 hat a,I.r! I'll iiarsa and was
very much reduced.
"Abou, The Isl of Jny, 1928 visited the Kc! Sulphur
Spring Ny pulse on my ARRIVAL (when free from excite
mtnt) about 20 pulsations in minute Commenced
drinking The water and week my pulse was reduced
niG3 strokes in minute, with Improvement in nv
strength and feelings generally SnpPosng my cct
nv pulse increasing IN frequency again used il three
weeks longer when pulsc reduced lis fJGmr.
standard Of % strokes in minute. Ny Of
breakfast. !td and boiled milk or black tea Tor din
nCT, little senisnn mutton rice, cold wheat breai
Tor SUPPER, cod mus, aud milh, always guarding
against rich 0ok exercise in the open air
Mg plan {" rnH freely, eight glasses ol Tie va
rr hriorc breakfast keeping in consanll motion TIE ge
neral operation ot the tha; Of dnree ey
taking exercise perspraiiJn very copious 5y bowels
were regular once day, and hay" continued (xcep.
from casual indisposi'lrn) ever since
81 visited the Red Sulphur III the sumier Of lS2g
had my general health so completely restored that
here August 1887 a yis, my old friend and bris
Factor, in perfect health"
The following communication is from Chief Justice fancy
oi The Supreme Court H. ) dated Baltimore, January Sh
1853
"le information you have received the benei, ie
rived from the Red Sulphur Spring by Mrs. Tancy and
se is correct We spent six weeks there in tie
Of 1875 ana both of in bad health when
went there. The journey, however, was taken on Mr.,
ancy's account si by the advice oi Dr Potter ana .,
Brcklcr. Her health had been failing fer several years
Iungs supposed b. seriously 'hreacnpt She crn
pIird of pain in the breast cuichei good drei am
had excited and quick pulse. The alarming syIGp
entirely removed by her visit 10 The Red Srohu
she has since enjoyed her ordinary health
"t Is proper perhaps, 10 remark that at.Ish Mrs Ia
ncy e in some degree the benefit Of le while
remained the Spring yc; ble OF The G,
OF the improvement until Sometime after our reluiu
home both of Us have since had mmch better health
wr had known for years before" and both have .r3-
confidence in the efficacy Of lhusr waters"
The use ol the Red Sulphur water NJ have
led it, under The best circumstances o iudicous manage
m.nt suitable exercise prudence In diet and residence
during the winter in n climate MAJ, under Providence
tore many interesting PERSONS 10 usefulness and ne
friends
While have been sccpcal the value OF the Re-,
Sulphur water in lu5ercnaT consumption ot!cIs dc
n,ke the impression Eu, is good for nothing sss
Now, think have already demonstrated not only mac
valuable in consumption, that acting tho human
TEN spccifc but great genera! principles, il is
elraly avuilab: III all o! sub acue nllmmnt0u
irritable condition Of the ays'"a whether produced by
hid function organic lesion Of some That mam
therefore, who acknowledges its value in diseases OF The
cc. and refuses his confidence in kindred diseases
m nucs and compc:,inns G'ny q. 'hs fa'.oia&ica
he Influences excr'e b remedial asenis ~
the balances that had more or lees yaiied from the hca.
standard shall conclude my aotice OF this water by luk
ng cnrsory view Of the more important diseases TO which
il is applicable and snail then leave its reputation 10 Tie
treat arbiter OF ai such questions public opinion
Chr5:e iarynsIiS may range from simple inflammation
liberation ot The mucous membrane caf,ilage and vocs
!iglmcns and 10 tho destruction OF these parts Ii
sometimes attends tubacuar dease the lungs and
times Iaynx itself is the original Of deposition
uonrces The proenoss Is OF dependent on The
mncss intensity Of the disease and on the constitution
al ability to resist its progress. The Red Sulphur will be
oind powerful auxiliary in this disease have witnessed
many interesting ccovcrics By lhc use OF this wa'
in apparently very bad cases.
Chroni: 6ronchiGs-The expecioraon sometimes pre-
cc smiir that of The latter stage OF tho acute, bnt
most commonly less eutinouS, more opaque and nearly
puorm. Occasionally Is OF dirty gaysh or greehS'
hue from admiXturc Of the black pulmonary matter II
is usually nodorous. but sometimes bec"hes hoH or e"T
f rtL and the sme as wt US the oier Pity sca
nall
qucnty follows acute bronchitis and liable 10 persist VII"
remission for years. ..,
During the remission, the appetite and strength feInt"
bn, IN, ns,en, commonly loses tie lcah and remains
nanr rhan usual During repVse there Is no oppression oh
IN, chcsl but exercise soon brings on dyph'a ne Co"
I,nt RENTS in the summer and returns IN the winter lie
nu.ny attended fever In some rare cases: Eectic ~
vs comes on with rapid cmaclailon, and c disease fh
mates fatally with a the usual symptoms OF phh!ss pu
nnaEs In fact the pe!lec. similarity exists between.
. tyo Diseases far regards The c1pec!oTallOn c
r,nacia ton, and all the other ecncfal symptoms.
such arc the characteristics o disease which is Gea"
uy evcrv year prevalent In Oh: variable chnatL lh
which has assumed Importance, ory account .:
It's frequency but also on account OF me evils when con
lnued impeachment espraIlon, may cause BY p"duG'.
coppcs o! .na lungs and heart and Organic disease "
moi ihe accompaniment Of pulmonary ph'h'sis $ usnh2
:GaEug geable by proper treatment ann cary t,o' ~ -"
mild climate The wataf1 ci ihc Red Sulphur sc'So, ia "
relieve IT, by removing TIE raIed r"nd!'ion oi 'c NV
brsne and rcsofing healthy secretion, aud by luS"hs
tone - Inc constitution. ,.. ,,
NV advice 10 all persons afflicted with bronchitis would
he 70 visit tho Red Sulphur about The lah Of june ana use
tho wD,r. until The close Of the ndian Summer tsay is "
5h Of Novcmbs and travelling thence 'ou'h"hfIs o''
Uy,,-fr5pt t Of The E>Grt From my ramaIas un tn''
pr,.iua in i0rner chai,r it wall be readily seen ~ha
Va inGcnrc a ctercd Over tA.t "2!n by The aonAn
md lrnus both hy the quality q he t"od ls pr"dh'Ha '
!,pahy or ya:,! rhy!r OF by perfect o' imperfect oS
.rnalion dependent l!,o function ol respiration
And moreover, rhnl the reader can b" al 40 n.' :
ronnfehcni the mois GpcrGad ni he lted Shfals 10 -
.,u,;nu Tie functions ul his organ 10 norma. coaaon
The most rnnansiyr evidence "i IT'S pe"f "a ia9t 'oh d
OF he hiGurti ~ 'fs'."' 'hsc ~
,.Li,h IN. action Of the arteries ana heart has ht l'dn't
N ea.ancy !.an 80 ~ 10 ,u,a'icas ~ inmate - u"'"
nny other agents Known Ia sa:.h!c iha' WI q" '!iS
bnn,ly roncr.y" tn.c nnb, therefore, venture %
,tnnSc ra,icnts yif crl WIN functional aisease 81! III
n, rt IN. hes results rom III!cOrs uso !" thh VALE
s Kidneys and Eiadde,-- "'nIl iourn n9'a snt d.,
,s nj these orpans from which relief may be expected a.
Tho Mineral Yates Nngiaia. AL snphur waters ch:h
m be- hrGefaiaI gGa.t and think teY re :" !" e'"
er or less degrees =, .c.
irritation II the bladder. vixen produced only by iuc
GnaI disturbance eYcilah!c nervous tcmpGfaheh' VIZ
tn ,,I.vrd by The waters of ihr Red SulphG!
Tt,rns Ia wor. which s intended Tor The eye oi me
GENERA! reader will only BIZ necessary IN i""ch hsN "
ne tIqcu=es this Thoar which mh' 5e chalds's-
pnder The remedial pHw-Is OF mineral wntrfr me- "~-e'
p1 or obstucted menstuation, dysmtnrrhHG or p"!""
.enstruaJn and menorrhaqid ches's!:s
l1or-k.gi7 : II s clear that NJ agent la @A''''' ,'
sy ITEM il admissible in this disease e.nlae" 'ao'"t
der this form nf uterine affection wiz 'sreo!e na ~
Red Sulphur alone appropriate coHHec'ed "itn nA. o'
e;citine regimen .niafa 10 say: mat Il 'e
have polned OH &c Obscryrt most oi me cases OF ha ui
.. sai ri,,;,c function Attending the sr@ina Snhc' WI
,h:oi5 ,-ueC and hai charming woman "h"S
c,ss of imttiuncss ha:e nhfhed viii e:oine . Zap
ry thanaful mOiGe:. -
peu,IN, BROUGHT tiuME.-Thc steamer San "a
;',, ,,irI arrived IN rnrieraia. on TUESDAY, bne,
-. ,bo ,.,ooins OF le aie commander lish'. "ho "'s
| y,iIr in c.n,aanG Of In" e'ah'