The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-20
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The EIectropoise Again to the Rescue

The EIectropoise Again to the Rescue!
Read this little story and never despair:
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 16, 1890.
GENTs-In answer to your inquiries concern
ing the ELECTROPOISE received from you
in April last, beg TO state that it has more
than fulfilled my most sanguine expectations.
had been taking medicine for over twenty
years for habitual constipation. with all its at
tendant evils. have frequently taken whole
box of Holloway's Pills in twenty-four hours.
Without going into all the miserable details of
my condition can truly say that have spent
a small fortune in bills for medical attention
and drugs to relieve me of the ills consequent
on torpid liver.
On April Goth I commenced the use of your
instruments upon the strongest power and
gradually worked over to No s. l then went
back to No. q used it on that point for some
three weeks. I then left it off altogether, and
only on two occasions have l used it since
The effect of this treatment has been very
remarkable. have got rid of all my ills can
eat what like without any of the principal
after effects which had been for so long time
my bane. l can sleep like log. My head is
perfectly clear, and l feel light buoyant and
vigorous.
have also induced my wife to avail herself
of its benefits and while it is too soon to pro-
nounce her health perfect, yet it is much better
My children have also reaped its benefits
Last Saturday week my boy, aged II, was taken
with good od-fashoned malaral fever X
He was delrious and knew no one Instead of
calling in a medical attendant I used the
Electropoise upon the strongest power, as
feared the worst and thought that time was
To- /, kse
such degree that the back of the hand could
hardly be borne on his skin; he became violent
in his delirium. After three hours took the
instrument off and kept it off for nine hours.
By this time the temperature had fallen in a
marked degree and the boy was sleeping
quietly. then placed the instrument on No
4 for four hours, when his temperature rose
again, but not so high as before. In eight hours
after the boy awoke and we gave him a warm
bath, and completely changed his bed, mattress,
cloths S, etc. He was quite rational and asked
for something to eat. We gave him little
custard. of which he ate mouthful and said
he was sleepy and went back to bed again. He
slept soundly without waking until Wednesday
morning, when he got up, had bath and ate
some chicken broth and a little toast, as he
was still quite feverish and his tongue was in a
horrible state l again placed the instrument
on him. on No e. aud kept it on for eight hours
Wednesday night he was much better; he
slept soundly all night and Thursday seemed
almost well Thursday night his bowels moved
freely, and on Friday night I again placed the
instrument on him on the same power for all
night Sunday ne went to church, and at time
of writing he is apparently quite we'll has
good appetite and good spirits; the only thing
is that, he says, he feels quite weak.
Now, have only to add that | consider your
instrument boon to suffering humanity, and
there is not money enough to induce me to
part with mine l am yours very truly,
CECIL c. PRESTON.
Superintendent Southern Rolling Mill.