The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-07-07

The follow ing letters from practising"
phNi,icinli- in the immediate vicinity
of the" mineral -rring, will rive the
public n better know ledge of the mcdi-
cinal qualities of the water than any
thing we cam say;
ann in receipt of your note ot the
10Th inst, asking my opinion of the
Alhureh Mineral Water. Having been
"A practising physician at Alhurrh in
the vicinity OF AlhurPh Springs, for
more than thirty years, and having
prescribed the" \ lburgh Spring Water
10 a large cla's Of patients for nearly
the same period, can speak with some
assurance Of it, medicinal and curative
Pt"p"rilt~.
t'ur all disease r,--ulling from S,'rof
ulous affections, consider ti- Watcran
invaluable remedy. In long expert
ence | have never known ii ilil 10 re-
lic\e disea4r- at thi, class. and | can
ordinarily count upon it, ctfrctin" n
complete cure.
have regularly prescribed thi' water
also in ease of Chronic Rhrunalisn
for which | esteem IL particularly val
liable
But il il in diseases of the Liver and
1
commonly prescribed and, according
To my own observation, almost uni
tormly with success. | esteem this
water an almost infallible cure for or
binary diseases of this sort.
The water from Spring "A' is dis
tinctly alkaline, from the amount OF
Sulphide of Potassium and Sulphate of
Potash held in solution; in which re-
spcct il differs essentially, | believe,
from amy other mineral water yet
brought Ia the notice of medical men al
America.
II possesses more active diurctic pro-
perties than any other water with
which am acquainted, though il acts
AT the same time rs amid tonic.
| have never known one instance out
| of hundreds of eases in my practice
| where this water has failed (no organic
| lesion eXistinS) To restore "Catamenia'
| in cases ofsuppression, or To bring il on
| at Il suitable age when tardy In it's APP
pearance. 1t has been regularly pre-
| scribcd to this class of patients by the
| best physicians in this State and IN
| Montreal for many years.
The water from the same spring, "a
has to my own knowledge effected
many cures which are justly regarded
hV the medical men of this vicinity "a
very remarkable.
| | should add that / have found thi
water also of marked benefit in cases o
Dyspepsia, arising from excess of acid
ity, &c. ! am, dear sir,
Very truly, yours, &C.,
CSignedD II. II. REYNOLDS, NJ. II
Alburgh, Ct, June 20, 20, 1865.
For more than fifty years have beel
n careful observer of the effects of tin
T Alburgh Springs Water upon inValids
comprising such cases a. are designatet
above by DIR. Reynolds, especially Am
enorrhea and Dysmenorrhea, Dysper
sia, Hypatic and Reral Deranpements
In hundreds Of instances of these case
have merely prescribed Alburg]
Water, and though i cannot claim tina
cures were always effected, yet ! ga
firmly assert that they We're In niue
larger proportion than by any othe
method of treatment within my ow
knowledge. MY own estimate of II
value IA a medicinal agent is very higl
and have long been DESTROYS that il
efficacy should he more widely know
and appreciated. -
J. l.. CHANDLER, MD.
st Adams, June, 1865.
Having been resident and practit
al physician of AlburPh for the last fl
teen years, and seen the beneficial e
fects of the Alburgh Spring Water,
can most truly endorse the sentimen
, contained in the above statement of ID
H. II. Reynolds.
S. s. CLARK. MD.
st Adams, Vt, June II. 1865,
This water can he obtained 10y In
case ON application To Fl AN Lang
worthy, Middlebury, VT.