New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-08

pended action Of the Kidneys after tno stage Of
b So Io,a,tnm When given in dose OF and
fu at stated intervals 1t VIII sonebos ID alter bene-
snny brr ehnseter by substituting light 6oas ed
watcry ones As tonic, ts actohs ~ ,hs notient in
Few d sCo a eHtTene debility and prostratlon
have also 1t 70 DO effective ~ instances In
which il has failed TO remove entirely this latter nd the
II has restored the digestion to its normal
invalid has regained his health ana s'iehs'"
Young ndy Broush, the sprins. II .ss ism.
snd rscn rarry
A correspondent of The Gep-Tork Medical Journal r'-
marks:
Coming down to the plain mattcr,oiact mTe ana
closing our eyes to the marvellous anu cannot well
applied to the operation OF this water we can LEANED
deny its efficacy IN the OF certain nos wei h eno
IGf 81 anaTan snd so IN especial manner
OF chronic rheumatism aud rheumatic govt W'en at oI -
diseases OF nature proceeding from uterine derag
ment, has just been recorded by Dr. r. B weasoa, on
productive of the happest effects The patent, WIEN
r,t taken to the Spring. had to be carried about hs
pain. She had cough which had been pronounced by
some OF her physicians Consumption. Her hrst attack
dated five years hack recurring at Intervals WIN grcutcr
or severity until IL reduced her to her present APP
parently hopeless condition. The Joints OF her ngers
toes and limbs were enlarged by nrete or chalky uepo
its After the short period OF thirteen days IN wnc i
little assistance from her servant and improved 80 rap
idly in ali respects that she now appears be perna
netly cured being relieved from the cough, general de-
by and the irregularities TO, also the enlarge
OF chalky deposits around the Joints When sue
weighs 30 pounds From pale. sck y-lo0ng, dispTited
decrcpid invalid she has emerged from the ehrysals
condition into young "dy LII ~'e oioon Vi H'"''"
youth, and beauty
rheumatism, Cont, Diseases Of the Kidneys and
bladder, Impotence.
A correspondent OF The North American Journal OF
Homeopathy reports quite number Of remarkable cures
with this water OF rheumatism, govt affections OF the
kidneys and bladder involving the solution OF urates or
OF calculus the rstnamed diseases, and the removal
Of impotence In the lastnamed. But we have only
space for his generalization:
THUS far confined myself in its administration
to Of chronic reunats govt and diseases OF rue
kidney and bladder being guided in great measure
b. effects produced during the proving oy Dr HSr
ring. am, however, perfectly satisfied from the
magnesa and lime with which the lithia ls combined:
that must prove signally curative In different forms or
whether s action is confined 10 the digestive mucous
surfaces extends TO the pulmonary as Well am not
prepared to say but intend shortly TO institute ateles
Of experiments with TO determine that point.
Want Of time and space will forbid my giving an
said to demonstrate the efficacy Of the water the
various forms Of disease for which it has been pre-
scriDed."
Rheumatic XcS rbaLss
correspondent Of american Journal OF Pharmacy
writes:
or late, however It finds rival in the Gettysburg
Mineral spring, which after due deduction from the eN
trrme claims advanced In favor Of It's wondeworkng
powers, to be entitled to place In the matelia
pcpsa and rhena disease, especially those III which
| the thic acid diathesis prevails:
The proportion Of ha is not given, an left to
conjecture how far the Of this antpodagrlc
substance goes 10 explain the removal 10y the use OF TINS
water of humps nodoses, improperly called chalk
stones from the Joints of persons who had previously
suffered from rheumatic govt Cases Of this KIND are re-
| ported on apparently good authority
A Remarkable Cure.
We must regard worthy OF all credence, beth from
his Intelligence and high character the statement OF the
Rev Dr. Mcriartys OF equity rheumatism, written
by himself and published in different Journals. He had
s s, ste, the Dens Of e for s5fn
dnraon and by entities, great pan and 10
the free use OF his limbs by persistent OF the Get
tysburg Waters for months at his own home. He
| took altogether ten gallons OF the waters
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL WRITER'S.
the writer Of one Of the standard medical works on min
eral springs, thus refers in his published reports to
disclosed in this hHid as By It's Solvent effects
stones. Jumps or nodostes Of rheumatism and govt
Recourse all known therapeutical agents and modes
ducon the OF the nodes OF gouty rheumatic
nature by absorption OF part OF the outer and investing
body without surgical intervention. has believe
hitherto been brought about by either internal remedies
or external applications by both united. In the
under notice we cannot believe that the absorbent
IN & % @ h S aep% I naa TeGn
the part by the delicate capaIies. Whence comes this
| solvent property
1 lie further adds that
| The Gettysburg Water has produced aignaly cura-
| tive and restorative effects in different forms of
&c f faa. Los. OF &"pe
| ne, Chronic Dinrrhea. Torpid Liver, Gont,
pr nrS Sna PS%Sis.is, Dabees Kidney
| Disense, Gravel, &c., &c., dc.
profes siona contributor The Phiadelphin Surgi-
cal and Medical Reporter also refers TO tins aud
mighty power in medicine which has been developed by
| One Of the maryels OF the history OF the
brought about by the OF the Gettysburg water Is the
removal Of nOdostes or hard Jumps and concretons,
Intimately connected with chronic Indigestion are
diseases of the kidneys-exhbited in one case by dia
betes another by calculus grayeof the cures OF
which, blythe use OF the Gettysburg Water we have well
Dr. J. ]. Moorman, resident physician Of the White
Sulphur Springs, Professor Of the Washington Medical
University at Baltimore and author OF Of the best
works the OF mineral waters has also written
paper the medical experiments with the Gettysburg
Waters In which he states that as n solvent OF the
uretc corrections in rheumatism and govt, 1t promises
to take h,gh rank among n tue medicinal springs OF
that Pam aware Of In behalf of other mineral water
| or medical agent"
Charles Lee. NJ. d. Professor OF the Buffalo Medical
College, and medical writer OF distinction who
made the study OF mineral water specially has pre-.
serbed those from the Gettysburg Spring. and tried
do not doubt the power Of the Gettysburg Water.
efforts Gettysburg may DO made the Vichy Of America"
TESTIMONY OF PRACTICING PHYSICIANS.
In making quotations from medical correspond
ence We are puzzled TO know where to begin and when
10 stop We Will, therefore. only add few further
and OF power the undseased, but imperfect
or impaired physiological conditions Of tho human
system.
Heart Disease - Enlarged Liver and Spleen of
H1alariOus Regions.
Gettysburg Spring Company;
GhNrLEmhh; nave tested tne GetYsonrg katalysine
nouncng II very efcacous in most chronic diseases.
an Alternative its excellence and range OF usefulness
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