The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09
THE Blue Glass CURE.
SOME PRACTICAL TESTS.

weeks ago, had Il violent lemorrlage of
the lungs, and for ten DAYS raised more
or less blood daily. She Was v'ry
much weakened bv the loss OF blood,
and considerably frightened witlal.
oi,tuuled some blue glass and placed
it in tile window where she was III tile
haOit Of sitting, the blue glass con-
stitutng one-half of the lower sa Ia OF
the winIow. The lady sat daily IN the
associated lights, allowing the blue
ravs especially to fall upon the nerves
oi the back OF the neck for abJut an
hours dav. / he second day the suns
rays being unusually strong, she got
too much blue glass and at night
fclL peculiar sensation III the back al
the neck among the nerves and an nn-
pleasant fullncsS i'll the heat. j he
sensation wore oil next day, amt since
then sli. has not remained 50 long ut
!; time under the blue glass.
But from tbs first she began TO
grow stronger, her face soon gained ITS
natural fulIness. and in week she was,
10 all appcarances, us well as ever.
OF course she was not cured OF the
trouble in her lungs in so short time,
but the soreness in her chest has passed
away, and she begins to feel well again
After sitting in the associated light for
!; week, II large number OF red pimpies
cam. out on her neck and shoulders, an
indication that the treatment was
bringing ont To the surface the humors
,t the Hood. In letter to mr Gen.
l'ieasdnton SAYS: Il am satisfied That
III this treatment shall be continued
through the winter and spring amy
Tuberculosis development that may
, xi,t in the lungs will he arrested, It's
l,ds absorbed into the circulation, amt
tnen thrown off from the blood III the
eXcrctiuns (as has occurred already IN
the spots OH the body.) the wounds OF
tuc tubcrcles will be cicatrized and
the lady restored to u condition OF
good health
"In the same letter General Pleasant
ON relates an agreeable incident which
occurred to him but Il few weeks since.
:, lady and her daughter called To see
linn, and announced that they had
come from Corning, \. Y, TO Phila-,
1Or the express purpose of thanking
him for saving the daughters life.
-Four years ago she was afflicted with
violent attack Of spinal meningitis.
llcr suiltringS were indescrlbabie hut
continuous Every conceivable remedy
had been rcsorted to- during these four
wears, bat the patient received no ben
eiit. Her nervous system ut Last be-
ralnc SO disordered that the slightest
sound or the most gentle agitation Of
the air threw her into the most agOnlz-
lag suffering. She was wasted away
in flesh, she coull not sleep at night,
had no appetite, and her life was t!es
paired of Hearing of General Pleas
;uJon's discovery i'll associated lights,
her parents determined to try IL. A
hav window WAS fitted with alternate
lates of blue and plain glass, and the
Young lldv sat daily i'll the light which
streamed through them. Her physi-
clans, of course. laughed ut the idea
pronounced the whole thing llumbug
etc, as is the habit of professional
gentlemen whenever any new idea Is
hroached The physician vas dismiss
,d, anh the Young lady relied entirely
upon the blue glass creatnIen. for hcl
restoration TO health. The lady says
that upon entering the room thu
lighted the pains from which she was
suffering almost Immediately ceased
then would letnrn i'll q modified form
VA leaving the room, but grew less
from day to day. Very soou her con
dltion L, gan to improve, her appetit,
returned, and with it her strength
She began to gain flesh, her sleepless
hess disappeared, and. i'll short, sl,
was speedily restored to health.
a singular feature of this young
lIdys ease, WAS that her hair came on
ami she Became us bald as an egg
Her physician examined the scall
with microscope, and declared thai
there were no roots of hair remaining
aud that. consequently, she woul'
never aCain have a natural head o
hrir Under the blue>glass trcatmen,
however, the hair did begin to grow
the young lsdv discarded her wig
anil when she called upon Genera
Ilcasanton she showed him u luxuri
ant growth of hair, which any youny
l,dy might envy"
A PUTTY REMEDY FOR BADLY FIT