Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-08-31
K A I AL Y SIN E
w AFTER
FROM THE FAMOUS
Gettysburg spring.

DR.. John Bell author of standard work on Min.
eral Springs, says of it
"The Gettysburg Water has produced signally
curative and restorative eie It's in different forms
of Dyspepsia Sickness OF the stomach, Heartburn,
Waterbrash, Acute Neuralgia Pains, Loss OF Ape
rite Chronic Diarrhpa Torpid Liver, Govt, Chronic
Rheumatism, Nodoslties of the Joints, App oach-
ing and Actual Paralysis, Diabetes, hldney DIS
ease, Gravel" &c, &c, &c
DIR. j. j. Moorman, resident Physician at the
White Sulphur Springs, Professor of the Washing
ton University at Baltimore, and author of one of
the best works on the use of Mineral Waters,
writes:
"Tbat as q solvent of the uretc concretions in
rheumat m and govt it promises to take high
rank among the medicinal springs of Europe and
America. This solvent power is not claimed, that
am aware OF, in behalf OF any other mineral water
or medical agent"
correspondent the Boston Medical and Surg.
cal Journal, gives his experience and observations
in the use of the Gettysburg W alter as follows:
"Nfy own experience in the therapeutcal value of
the Gettysbu Water enables me to speak OF its
usefulness in that most troublesome variety OF dys
pepsa, the eolonic, also, in hematuria and abdom
IL al dropsy. In two cases of the latter disease it
restored the almost suspended action of the kid
neys after the usual diuretcs had failed do any
good. In the diari heal stage of cholera infantum
when given in q dose OF tablespoonful at stated
intervals, il will sometimes diminish and almost ar
rest the int estinal discharges and alter beneficial
ly their character by substituting slight bilious for
watery ones. AS a tonic, its actions ate well mark
ed and in some cases very promtt, by its relieving
the patent in few days from extreme debility aud
prostration."
4 Correspondent of the North American Journal
of Homeopathy, after reporting number of cures
with this water, Of rheumatism. Gout, Affections of
the Kidneys and bladder, involving the solution of
urates calculus in the first named diseases, and
the removal of impotence in the last named, re-
marks:
Thus far have confined myself in its admins
tration TO cases of chronic rheumatism, govt, and
diseases of the kidneys and bladder, being guided
in great measure by the effects produced during
fecty satisfied from the strictly alkaline character
of the water and the soda, magnesia, and lime,
with which the lthia is combined that it most 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 Catalysne Water, says:
From experiments made on our own person as
well as others, we state that the Getty sburg
Water is regulator of all the secretions and eX-
cretions; under its influence the kidneys and liver,
the glands of the intestinal canal and the skin, all
stipated become gular the skin, If dry, becomes
moist: the torpid liver is excited to healthy action,
ana the Kidneys perform their fun tons with per-
feet regularity. There ia total abstinence of any
disagreeable sensations whatever; the f'iz medic0
frir seems reused increased activity, and all
to pass away. The result s Increased appel te
and digestion, freer circulation, stronger pulse,
calmer mind, more tranquil sleep, clearer
complexion, and an increasing nervous and mus
cuar power"
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