The Portland daily press., 1872-08-08
* A T A L Y S [ N E
w A T E r
FROM THE FAMOUS
Gettysburg Spring

DR.. John Bell, author of standard work onm in
eral Springs says oft
"TAe Gettysburg Water has produced signally cur
pepstd Sickness Of the Stomach, Heartburn, Wafer-
1rash, AcHte Neuratgic Pains, Loss Of Appetite,
C Err Did'rhoea. Torpid Liver, Gout Chronic
and Actual Paralysis, Diabetes, Kidney Disease,
GraUet," &c., de-, &c.
DIR. j. j Norman resident Physician at the
White Sulphur Springs, Professor of the Washington
University at Baltimore, and author of one OF the
bo.t works on the use of Mineral Water, writes: 49,
nat as Solvent OF the uretic c0ncreions in rhea-
faottsm and govt, it promises to take high rank
among the medicinal springs of Europe and America
ms solvent power is not claimed, that am aware
OF in behalf of any other mineral water or medical
agent"
A Correspondent of the Boston Medical and Sur
gcdl Journal gives his experience and observations,
in the use Of the Gettysburg Water follows:
:, MY own experience in the therapeutical value of
the Gettysburg Water enables speak of its
funess in that most troublesome variety of dYspep-
ga, the cotonic, also, in hemafria and abdominal
0pyy In Two cases of the latter disease it restored
the almost suspended action Of the kidneys after the
usual diuretics had failed to do any good. In the
dlarrhoeal stage ofchotera iadntum when given in
dose OF tablespoonful at stated Intervals it will
sometimes diminish and almost arrest the intestinal
discharges and alter beuefcally their character by
substituting slight bilious for watery ones. AS ton
&c, its actions are well marked, and in some cases
very prompt, by its relieving the patient in a few
days from extreme debility and prostration.''
Correspondent of the North American journal
OF Homeopathy, after reporting number of cures
with this water Of Rheumatism, Gsut, Affections of
The Kidneys and bladder, involving the solution of
urates, or calculus in the first named diseases and
the removal Of impotence in the last-named remarks
THUS far have confined myself in its admins
tratlon to cases OF chronic rheumatism govt and dis
eases OF the kidneys and bladder being suded i'm n
great measure by the effects produced during the
proving by Dr.. Herring 1 am, however, perfectly
satsned from the strictly alkaline character of the
water, and the soda, magnesia and lime with which
the iithia is combined, that it must prove signally
curative in different forms Of dyspepsia diseases Of
the liver stomach and bowels"
The New York Medical Record in an Editorial ON
the Gettysburg kataysine Water, SAYS:
From experiments made on our own person IA
well as others, we can state that tho Gettysburg Wa
ter is regulator Of all the seeretons and excreions:
under Its influence the kidneys and liver the glands
Of the intestinal canal and the skim all perform their
normal functions; the bowels II constipated become
regular; the skin, dry, becomes moist the torpid
liver is excited to healthy action and the kidneys
perform their functions with perfect regularity,
There is total abstinence Of any disagreeable SEN
sations whateyer the UE nedicdrir seems reused to
increased activity and all morbid causes of bodily or
even mental disorder seem rapidly to pass away The
result Is: Increased appetite and digestion fresr
circulation, stronger pulse calmer mind, a more
tranquil Sleep clearer complexion and an increas-
ing nervous and muscular power.''
For further and fuller reports from the medical pro
fcssion, and of wonderful cures send for pampblets