Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-22

II ATALYSINE WATER
II
From the famous
ETTYS URG RING
Or. John Bell, author of standard work

Dr. John Bell, author of standard work
on Mineral Springs, says ofiti
The Gettysburg Water has produced
signalIy curative and restorative effects
in different forms of Dyspepsia, sickness
of the stomach, heartburn. waterbrash
acute neuralgia pains, loss OF appetite,
chronic dialIhna, torpid liver, govt.
chronic rheumatism, nodOSltleS of the
joints, approaching and actual paralysis,
diabetes. kidney disease, gravel NC, &c.
DE- J. J. Norman, resident physician at
the White sulphur Springs, professor OF
the Washing on University at Baltimore,
and author of one of the best works on the
use of Mineral Waters, writes
THAT as solvent of the uretic concre-
tiOns in rheumatism and govt, it promises
to take Il high rank among the medicinal
springs of Europe and America. This sol
vent power Ia not claimed, that lam aware
of, in behalfG any ntneF mineral water or
medical agont,~
A correspondent of the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal, gives his experience
| and observations in the use of the Geltys-
burg Water as follows:
''My own experience in the therapeutic
cal value OF the Gettysburg Water enables
me to speak of its usefulness in that most
troublesome variety of dyspepsia, the CO.
Ionic, also in hematuria and abdominal
dropsy. In two cases OF the latter disease
il restored the almost suspended action
of the kidneys, after the usual diuTetics
had failed to do any good. In the diarr-
hnfal stage of cholera infantum, when Civ
en in dose of n tablespoonful at stated
intervals, it will sometimes diminish and
always arrest the intestinal discharges,
and alter bcneficially their character by
substituting slight bilious for waterV ones
As tonic, its actions are well marked and
in some cases very prompt, by It's reliev-
ing the patient in few days from extreme
debility and prostration."
A correspondent of the North American
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number of cures with this water, of rheu-
matism, govt, affections of the kidneys
and bladder, involving the solution OF
urates or calculus in the first named dis
eases, and the removal of impotence in the
last named, remarks:
"Thus far have confined myself in its
administration to cases of chronic rheu-
matsm, govt and diseases of the kidneys
and bladder, being guided In great mea-
sure by the effects produced during the
proving by DIR. Herring. L am, however,
perfectly satisfied from the strictly aka
line character of the water, and the soda,
magnesia and lime, with which the lithia
is combined, that it must prove signaly
curative in different forms of dyspepsia,
diseases of the liver, stomach and bowels"
The New York Medical Record, in an ed
itorial on the Gettysburg Kataysine Wa
ter, says;
From experiments made on our own
the Gettysburg Water is a regulator of all
the secretions and excretions under its
influence the kidneys and liver, the glands
of the intestinal canaa and the skin, all
perform their normal functions; the bow
els, if constipated, become regular; the
skin, if dry, .becomes moist; the torpid liv-
er is excited to healthy action, and the
kidneys perform their functions with per-
feet regularity, There is total abstinence
Of, any disagreeable sensations whatever;
the viz medicatrix seems reused to in
creased activity, and all morbid causes of
bodily or even mental disorder seem rap
idly to pass away. The result is: Increased
appetite and digestion, freer circulation,
a stronger pulse, calmer mind, more
tranquil sleep, clearer complexion, and
an increasing nervous and muscular pow
err
For further and fuller reports fron the
| medical profession, and of wonderful
cures, send for pamphlets.
WHITNEY BROS, General Agents,
227 South Front Street,
Philadelphia.
Gettysburg Spring Co. Rug7w4