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the Medical Curative Prodigy
The Medical Testimony.
Testimony Of the National
Representatives.
Great Run to the Gettysburg
Springs.
WATER CURE MIRACLES.
The Medical Curative Prodigy,
The Medical Testimony
Testimony Of the National
Representatives.
Great Run to the Gettysburg
Springs.
WATER CURE MIRACLES,

GETTYSBURG, August %, 1872.
1t really appears as If the powers o
lite and death had met in conflict OF
this spot Of earth, and that life having
triumphed in the encounter, had LEFT
here 8 memorial OF its proves more ex
pressive and enduring than any eve,
devised by the wit or reared by tint
hands of man, viz that Of wonderful
healing spring. The Gettysburg
Katalysine Spring is found on the very
spot around which commenced the
battle Of Gettysburg proper. Popular
! report ascribes the discovery OF its heal
ing virtues to some OF the combatants
Be that as it may, it is generally AL
mitted, that but for the battle those
virtues would never have been generally
known. Its waters are tasteiess and
odorless, in no way djstinguishable
from those found in our domestic
springs and wells, except by their effects
on the diseased human system.
Yet this simple agent has effected
and is etfecting cures of disease a.
wonderful IS the miracles, il We ex'
clude from consideration the period OF
time required for their accomplishment
The whole story of the Gettysburg
spring and Of its cures is "a well au-
thenticatej as any fact or event of our
current history.
John W. GearyGovernor Of PennsyI'
vania, and General Meade, who COM
msnded the Federal forces in the battle
fought here, approved in published
communications the proposal to erect
near this spring an invalid hotel. A
majority ofthe two Houses Of the Ma.
tional Congress, including the Speaker
OF the House of Representatives and the
Vice President of the United States,
soon after initiated their example. The
following is the Congressional
appeal to capitalists and others in be-
half OF this project:
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned, deeply impressed
with the wonderful curative prodigy
which appears on the battle grounds
of Gettysburg, and learning that it is
the design OF public spirited citizens to
utilize it in the cause OF medical science
and in the interest Of humanity, by
erecting in the vicinity hotel for the
entertainment aud treatment OF the
afflicted of our own and other countries,
who NAV seek here their lost health
deem it to be our duty to commend the
proposed enterprise as eminently phil
anthropic and praiseworthy.
ULYSSES Mercur, W. P Fessenden, F.
Id. Morgan, Roscoe Conkling, 7. A
Plants, E. R. Eckley, John Trimble
n. B. Judd. II. l.. Dawes, William
| Moore, II. W. Corbett, B. F. Rice, j
A. Garfield, John A. Logan, Orange
Ferriss, J. G. Blaine, B. F. Hopkins
| C. D. Hubbard, W. B. Washburne, B
F. Wade, Schuyler Colfsx, Orris S. Fer
~, Henry Wilson, L. NJ. Morrill,, John
Coyode, Okes Ames, Godlove S. Orth
John Coburn, John Tate, w. e. Coffin
r. K. Butler w. D. Stokes, j. w
McClurg, Charles Epson. William II
Koontz, George Laurence, F. c. Bes'
man, j. F. Benjaman, John Hill, Ii. D.
Wssbburu, II. L. Cake, Alex. Ramsey
George II. Williams, Morton c. Hun
ter, W. Munger, D. A. Num-, t. D.
| Elliott, Daniel J. Morrell, w. b. Hoop
err Amsss Cobb. E. Egglesson, c. A
Nevcomb, W. Williams, u. S. Anthony,
J. B. Henderson, J. NJ. Howard, III
| Welker, W. Sprague, A. b Latin, d
Van Aernau, George P. Van Wyck
William Highly, T. w. Ferry, Luke P,
Poland, F. E. Trowbridge, William A
Pile, George w. Anderson, William
Louehbridge, J. j. Grayely, Rniu:
| Mallory, r. P. Bucklspd, james Mar
vim, F. Stone, Richard Yates, Horace
| MAYNARD, A. Il. Bailey, R. w. Clarke
George W. Julian, Charles O Neil, Burt
Van Horn, William NJ. Stewart, George
NJ Adams ". H. Kelsey, B. NJ
Bower, Charles Sitgreaves, John Beatty
g F. Miller, c. 7. Hulburd, W. D.
Kelley J. 7. Wilson, J. K. Mofehead
George A. Halsey, T. Van Horn, james
W I'VE, F. T. Frehhpghuysen. George
Vickers W. S. Lincoln, James NJ.
| Caysnaug Ugh, Sidney Clarke, Jacob Ben
ton, B. F. Loan.
Some OF the subjects Of the Gettys-
burg Water cures, are among the dis
tineuished men of the country. Prom
inent among these may be named ex-
Attorney General Stanberry, Hon
| John Davis. OF Davisvil'e, Pa the 1T
Rev Pc. Moriarty. Provincial OF the
Aucustipian Order Of Catholics in the
| limited States, George Jones, OF the
! New York Times, etc. To these LIVING
witnesses to the curative aud restors'
tive mowers of the Gettysburg Kataly'
ain. Water must be added not fewer
] than a hundred thousand Of Lesser note
scattered over the country, and over the
world, for the Gettysburg Water ba'
become a great traveller; confined II
bottles or demJohns it has traverseo
the continent, it has crossed the seas
and ia use as 0 healing balm In every
cline, and by very civilized people.
Nearly all the leading medical Jour
nals and medical .vriteea have reported