Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-19

t. l., Erwin who mas Deen lVlhg III
Sunset for seven years says; - nau
been suffering for over two years with
chronic grauulatfon of the eyelids. had
to pouItice my eyes, wear
goggles and shades and was
nearly blind. In May negan
using the water, drin K ing and bathing
NV ewes. By July my eyes were well.
had been suffering with kidney trouole
for some time, and the water cured me
completely.
Professor J. I. Bryan is associate prln-
cipaI of Sunset college, and is thor
oughly we'll educated gentleman. de
saws: s'Ever since 1 was child l have
been suffering with constipation ana
headache. l drank the water about three
weeks, and am now entirely relieved Oh
nv old trouble.
Mr.. w. B. Brown is a carpenter who
is hard at work building up Sunset. ME-
Brown makes this statement: FROM
December, 1889, TO June, 1890, had
been suffering with dyspepsia. l could
do but little work. l went to DR.. Har-
vey and asked him to prescribe for me.
you don't need any medicine, SAID
| the doctor, what you want to DO Is 10
drink this mineral water. followed
| his advice, aud for two weeks drank
| the water. am now peIleotlJ "SiA ann
| know the water cured me.
Mr.. E. C. Thomson tells OF won
| derful cure the water made. Two of his
| children had been afflicted from the time
| thew were three weeks old with dis
charges from the ears and nose. He
used the Sunset Wells mineral water and
in a short time both children were cured
| comDletely. Mr.. B. r. Hunter, deputy
sheriff of Montague county, pleasant
gentleman and gallant officer, said:
| t'Early IN June my little daughter,
eighteen months old, was very severely
afflicted. An eruption appeared on one
of her ears, which soon became black.
The eruption spread over one side OF the
head, and finally great knot
appeared on her neck. l consulted two
musicians, and both prescribed for the
baby. One physician told me the swelling
on the neck would have to be lanced. l
began using the water in this emergency,
not, however, having much faith IN IT..
Nv wife bathed the ear, head ana throat
of the baby, and we gave 1t the water 10
drink. We used the water five or SIX
times q day. Almost Immediately tne
baby began to mend, ana IN ten ua!s
was entirely well. -
Dr. NJ. Ford of Chicago, who exam
I
Capt. Linn, who was present: 'Cap-
tain, if the ladies learn of the action OF
this water in identifying the complex
ion YOU will have to put Gordon of po-
lice around the we'll to keep them away.
The compilations of the ladies OF
Sunset show the doctor knew
what the water could do for the COM
, plexion, but instead of trying to keep
the ladies away they will oil be made
} welcome.
DR.. W. Harvey, well known ply
stefan of Sunset, who is also correspond
| ent of THE GAZETTE, was sought out ano
asked what he knew about the water
He said it was undoubtedly efticaclous IL
cases of cholera infantum or what Ii
| commonly known as summer complain
| in children. There were three cases u
his knowledge in which the water mac
| | been used, and the persons who used j
r said it was dead shot to the disease
i The doctor used the water himself To-
q rheumatic pains aud found it beneficial
8 DR.. w. c. Norris is gentleman whit
/ stands very high IN Montague county
i He is Cumberland Presbyterian
d minister and is a consistent Christla
O gentleman, In conversation with tn
: GAZETTE man, DR.. Norris said: 81 ha
Il suffered with scldity of the stomach ant
n kidney trouble for twelve years. ma
t visited many watering places ana ma
= used countless remedies but only obtalne'
o Temporary relief. AS far as the water
are concerned I was an inhde neHe
= having obtained any relief from them
d | Travelled in q hack and was rustlcatlnl
= and this did me as much good as any
IS thing. When people met told me tn
9 different waters had benefited them
d made up my mind they had got dose o
IS locality not dose of water that did thel
Il good. When the water was dlscoVere
g at Sunset I woundn't countenanc
$ the claims that were made for it haVln
Is a repugnance to fraud or imposition
+, any kind For two months paid no at
n tentlon to the water, turning deaf ear {
all that was said. Having been attacke
l. with one of my old paroxysms, tossin
g for two nigh is on bed of pain, with N
,e nerves unstrung like fiddle strings,
h walked to the well more for recreatio
to than in any hope that the water woul
10 do me good. l drank the water tht
es evening and night and slept fairly wei
was greatly encouraged and continue
T. to drink the water. Next night 1 slel
le splendfdly and the third day L had g
IS | appetite better than anY time since
i. had been mill boy and 1 enjoyed dir
ner of bacon, beans and corn brea'
as In six weeks had game
III eighteen pounds, my kldne
TX were entirely relieved and n
Of back was as strong as ever. Since 1 ha'
er stopped using the water 1 have had son
9, symptoms of heartburn, but not enoug
s, to disturb me or make it unpleasant
ut My health is good to-day and l al
a ffty-eight years old.
on DR.. Norris told of the case or
he wealthy farmer named Brown, who I
as years had been able to eat nothing b
of oatmeal and graham bread and drill
ne nothing but lime water and milk.
,w used the water and was now cured,
oe could relish dinner of bacon, gree
of and corn bread.
re SOME TESTIMONIALS.
SUNSET, TEX, 1890
OF About sixteen months ago was tax
!" sick, and was in very bad conditio
les 1 was pronounced by several leadi
IL physicians of Fort Worth as Il consum
X tive. Have tried all kinds of remed
re without any relief until l began usi
We your water, and after having used
hg about q month l am nearly well, and
present indications are that 1 will be e
rE tirely well with few days more use of