The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23
gElAT ,TRE Of DYSPEPSIA AND NER-
TDIrs DEBILITY

{ poI1OS Of Augusta county Va, states that in
- ,cag !>:e 1T was reduced to the verge OF the
,..,r, aarcli.ved ly the best medical treatment"
e W. restricted Ia rigid diet. and was greatly
s..rla,cd: was very feeble, being unable to do the
,.:1:cSt wcik, and often a walk of twenty yards
gld completely exhaust him. As 4 last resort he
SAD, IA III" strihling Springs; ana was entirely and
S.inc~. From that time 10 the present, period of
si.,l wears. he has been in good health, and Is
-'roHg enough Ito do almost any kind of farm
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,URE oF DYSPEPSIA, LIVER DISEASE.
ENEuMATIsM. AND NEURALGIA IN COM
Hl<ATIuN.
+ Fence vi Rockingham county, Va, states that
u .st IL hat been suffering with dyspepsia, liver
,>sa>c rheumatism, and ncurag gin or three years.
H., was reduced very low. and his weight, which In
A,4lt.I was l!s pounds. hau decreased 10 100. He
had 'ern treated without benefit by four physicians,
ami the fourth pronounced his case incurahle by
m,iIcn". He then used the alum and sulphur
waters ui >trihHg springs, not constantly, but at
intervals during a period OF six weeks and when
lai strengths had %rcaily Increased and he felt
~ ,,. n ~ hal ever cone In his life. He Is now,
sI;rcn years after bis cure, IN good health.
GREAT AND SPEEDY RELIEF IN A CASE
UFcuRUNlC BRONCHITIS, VERGING UPON
CONSUMPTION, AND COMPLICATED WITH
TORPID LIVER.
statement Of ". c. Trueheart, Esq. late Pro-
f,>spr u Natural Sciences, Baltimore Female Col
!rs,:
>rmgL!SG SPRINGS, VA, July alst, ls72.-Being
tod by my physician, DIR. Faunteroy, of Staunton,
after thorough examination of the throat and
lungs that my bronchial tubes were dangerously af-
i"r.rd decided 10 try tie waters of the Strinlinv
springs. commenced the use Of half glass OF
liul. water AZ This place three times a day. week
with a constant cough. throat frequently bleed
ae torpid liver pains In both sides and under the
.Apg!icr>. and without appetite. In forty-eight
hoars The water acted finely OH the liver, relieving
ttr aln- about the sides and shoulders. My throat
al, gradually healed my cough has almost left me;
nay appetite Is better than for months; and firmly
'i.rc that the use Of The water for two weeks more
NH make Al entire cure. w. {. TRUEHEART.
y. : WHITri~GuAM, Esq. Of Louisville, Ky.
At, al&tlus his own permanent cure by the alum
"ai.:pi the Suibling Springs OF u prntracted and
obstinate case OF CHRpEIC DIARRHGA, which
.al grown worse for niue months under the best
medical treatment in the city of Louisville, says:
" would unhe siiutingiy recommend all those suf-
i"r!Dg from chronic diarrhDi, or other liver
y,nipaints.by All means TO try the Alum Water OF
s'!b'!Ec springs"
EXTRAORDINARY AND PERFECT CURE
~ a CASE OF THE MOST ALARMING
FROSTRATION AND DEBILITY.
Letter Of George c. Wcdderhurn, Eea. now Mana
ger uf the Richnond EAquireT.I
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July II, 1877
s. EyGis, Esq: Dear Sir,-in reference TO the
tc's ~ The StritlicE Springs upon me, can Truly
state that | was rccuperated as if BY charm.
was very much Gelilttated. AND, In fact heard my
hch went 10 Stribling, remained eleven days, and
stined twenty pounds. This was in 'e7 and have
improved ever since, but not SO rapidly am
I!c c'.cl I" say.
Yours, respectfully,
GEORGE Z. WEDDERBURN.