The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-01-04
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coNsUaHpmYIA IAWnasoaoRULAo CURED.

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CoNsumHprosaANnascaonuLAo CURED.
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T6e' rfsqqsa;ss IS IF georgia qrstaipost II
liPPjitPbif ,Pj aHifEl people arr lsSfarcely cog
piza99t: qf her grandeur, her HpdeFeloped
wealth and Aatural advantage. Hpa-
dreas ;tyesIlN Aock to Northegn watering.
piaees wBia2h we4iave as SoSd III nuT H
mitist! Scores itisit f6t tspfi6gs, Arkaft
sasi essheii, ab the subjoinbd letter will
show ge have, q more wonderful spring
in our Stale. Quite, @ number OF the
citizens of Atlanta have tried the virtues
Of i,s waters for scr6fulous complaints.
| aud,Sefe spdedily Gureti:; III s.'i,eia !
lWAsHlNaHoy, ID: c. Dec, 4tls, 1885,.
AT Bank,s mills, near MilltoWn, Ber-,
Hen ,eoiiIty, .Genfgia, is u spring, the
water ofiwhich poSsessesp very decided
medical ppnpertiesdI Tho xsfue Of The
water for the relief and epxe of diseases is,
l bflleye,. Of quite regent discovery. /
first he3rd Of, the spring, in 1874, from
friends. living in the State of Georgia,
andqaeh were, ,the,reports Ireceived that
! tecan1e interested and was anxious TO,
have test Of its yirWas under my, own
obsertation, but had no opportunity or
doing 80 until Januaay of the 'presscnt,
| wears ,i'l - tr,iiqqy.f- :uGiai,rEie r. ~,
InyIB75 The health Of my brother, j. B.
Heron, of the, Smithsonian Institute,
began to fail and fc, passed into i rapid
decline His disensc WIS 'phthisls tpul.
mnnafy Cohsunipti0pt, the exciting cause
ofiwhich: was doubtless q. wound through
the lnpgs, ,receiLyed q few years, sipcc. /
need, not give minute descriptinn Of his
symptoiiis Or aliist6ry Of the ichse. 'iTifere'
vyas a geHefal in!paiTment of'llfe5 and the
fnnctiena Of nutrition were so prostrated
thaa the TISSUES wasted by disease could
not be repaired. He expectoratad "A
great deal. HIS breathing became very
labored, and hoicould not speak above q
whisper without bringing ON paroxyslr
9f coughing. .,;.,,l.I, ,,f.,...
I had the counsel of the best medical
talent In this City ia his case, but the
treatment proved only palliative. His
easee ,uuvi cniieidered, hopeless, and / was
told ha could meyer recover, 'i.,;.t,.
Asa last resort was anxious that he
should 60 10 Mlltown and test thu ralue
Of the spring in his case, and after q
great deal OF rerannsinnlI induced him to
co. and y. accompanied lim. T When we
leit this SitY itwss not expected that he
WOULD retlffh alive, and On the. way per-
Sens who eaW him predicted thiit He was
beyond all earthly semediest IL s.u II d:
I'VE arrived At the spring on the 2osh
eoashasa q Ssa the @ ys.sr s '%tPsqlHisy Fq isy
days-I Could discover ti6 change in his
soHdii'9ni1 tpiti,ir oahbut "a, week the
change for the better, was very marked.
His tciTeuiatiQn improved rapidly, night
Sweats were arrested. His coi,gh gradu-
ally sabiided, tsffd there wins IL bettetpef.
forInance'ofthe principal functions ofthe
betfy tgegsrallyr .I4esregaaiipged his ,appe-
tite, and, strength. His vitality was
raised. and there wss a rapfd renewal 81
life,i He retarfied h0iSe III March. and
| haa aaIot been absent from the institution
3n,aGqoaHb 2f sickness O. day since his re-
I'iF used qhe waMteiri wsaMteiri'fre freely myself, and i1s
| effects %ere soon very perGep.ible. ri be-
came npialy ly.invigoratch.l There was n
fenewal of mental and physical activity,
and ]. could perform more labor with less
| fatigue than l lad been Able to do for
| years. {" 7H's ''*r i'.' ~
I-have no personal knowledge of other
cures affected by the waters, but ] have
beep informed OF qnite pa,numbcr, of. well
authenticated cases, principally of pal
| mohafy and scrofnloiiS cases of derhnped
menstrual function in females and dis.
easesresulting, therefrom, b and in every
fasePt fills naturei in. whiSh the water
has been tested, it has proved specific.
Some of,thesc cases we're very remarka-
BILE; 'andiNvore it not that;a detailed ac-
count. of them yQr!d make this article
ton long, / would relate. them.
For heaIthfuiIes The locality of The
spring is unsurpas ed by any section OF
the United.Statcs,a and, is less subject TO
sudden changes rofi. Temperature than
many places haye waited further Snuth.
Invalids and Others who have q taste
fer hun. .i's,;;a and fishing wiil. find there
nHlimited opportunities for its gratifica.
tionj az ganle 10 abundant. and the fish.
ing is nnssurpaassed anywhere ! have yisi-,
SD confident 'anf + as 10 the great value
o: thia springin -coBnection with tho
genials climate ando other pleasant. sur
rOupdipgS that, Yhen consulted, ] shall
inya.iab!y recnmmet.d inva!!ds .ho con:
template E9iiHHg S1.istia S1.itat 70 visit it. sl,2it''
The sspring is the Property Of Henry
Be-. - :is::=, G Ga, ,s's iTs a95iii-
iinif!si::iifFii iin.if! :i:ifii;, fl gEs an be- had in the
heighhathood at very reasonable rates.
Naldosta, on the Atlatltic and Gulf Raii.'
road, ;is the nearest station from whiph.
co1Teyanees can ha readily -ohtaiped., ,;oi
What have written il, entirely in the
interest of intalids, .s, have no pecu-
MARY interest whatever I'll The spring!
But IelnA's an intefest.i7s lit farabove
nny'.pecuniary ytc6nsideration, for, nnder-
my own .eyes j. witnessed its curative
effects in case Of one who il very dear TO
ME- who, froiI Z. Condition Considered
hopeless one :.ae.' yea. ego, has been restored, /.
and is now enjoying q reasonable degree
ot. health and strepgth. ,;,,vc.,h 3a,7,
an :; ,a.l sz.s GGl 3. :HHEEnnaofNy ". y. 2; pII;sg
HHowi,Foi srofo DkfNkk1Na.ArA news.l
papeFd cossespoddenGj visiting of satrong
drjalt, sayssa Those7 ysicians Who are
not habitual drunkards don't know any
thing about the progress of the disease Z !
tIfeG. ohij' see he'resnlts of il, and there.
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