Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
Fairhaven Mineral Spring.
FAIRHAvRN, VT, Jan. 9th, 1856!

MlHeT, OF InlS plhct II VIC "a'eio ~
that spring are tinctured with healing
water, the community should know 1t;
but if the proprietors of that spring SIM
ply wish to get its name before the pub
lie, to make money from it, the least said
about it the better.
Let me say simply what the spring has
done for me: A little more than years
ago, was visited for the 4th time with a
paralytic stroke, which Frustrated me so
that was unable to feed myself. | used
the whole list of cathartics, from calomel
to magnesia. spent three years and a
half in as much misery as usually falls to
the lot of poor mortal. Last February,
being unable to sit up all day, at the re-
ques; of Mr.. I. Miller, | took home a
three gallon demijohn of this water. Be-
fore it was gone, | had much faith in its
effects. In May, / had improved SO much
in health that l wars enabled to come
here and buy out a stock of goods, and
have managed the business ever since
and to-day my digestive organs are as
good as any mans in Rutland County.
My general health has improved very
much, though still quite lame and stiff.
I have improved 30 per cent. in that. Is
/ it the water that has done this for
me If not, what Is it .
/ | have in the store with me Mr. j. w.
I Parkhurst, who was very much afflicted
with chronic diarrhea, disease contrac-
ted while in the army. He says it is the
only thing he has used that has afforded
him amy relief.
There now is III my store Mr.. Foster.
formerly of Chelsea, who for the last nine
years has been troubled with a cancer
upon his left temple. 1t was at one time
quite large, and caused him much trouble.
Now there is nothing but scar to denote
/ where once slept the tormenting visitor.
Mr. Geo. Nath"r, of this place -
months ago was so badly troubled with
crysipelas, that he Was obliged to walk
with crutches. After using the water
/ two weeks to drink and battle. he laid
aside his clutches, and Mr. Mather walks
as well to-day as any man in town.
If any one whose digestive organs
I trouble them, will try this water, think
! they will be satisfied that there Is vir-
tue init. They can all have it without
money or price. All can come to the
healing fountain" and drink. None need
20 away thirsty, and l think without
benefit e. D. SPENCER
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