The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-09-18
Hickman's Mineral Well.
The following s,he Analysis Of water
aiken from our we'll, as made by Prof

The following is the Analysis Of water
taken from our we'll, as made by Prof
Proctor, state biologist Of Kentucky.
Iron Carbonate. III; Lime Carbonate,
2l2 Maguesia, .os3, thcll in solution by
Carhonie Acid. Lime Sulphats, Msgne-
la Sulphate, uraces) sodium Chloride,
so Potassium Chloride, "a traeeG Silica,
02o-i,7.
Carbonate Of Iron enters extensively
into all the topics used. It's character as
such being to build up the system by AL.
ding to the blood. Its colcring matter
where tonic, are required, as well ~ being
alteraiiye II " necessary and useful In
female troubles requiring such remedies.
The Lime Carbonate H. probably, one Of
the fre.i preparations AZ an antacid ton.
c and aslriuecnt Tor the troubles In which
is used: being used in summer com.
llaiuis With children and older persons
o advantage II is used also In In iys
ep-is ~ we'll ~ diatrhOea. diabetes aud
.ravet attended with uric acid depoaits,
,lso With milk for excessive vomiting. and
isorirrs in general from an Initiated
iomach are ben,liued nv iisnse Es,er.
nally u il employed asa wash tor hnea
Capiiis. scabies. to foul aud iniolcnt al.
eers, ganrteenous sores, &c. A. an iriec-
ion for female troubles, such a. needs
ioneing and stimulating, for the bladder
IN uleei alton, and other troubles Of both
male aud femsle. IL Is also applied TO
burns. and works IL. beneficial influence
on rheumatism BY its anacii properties,
and - good 10 such troubles where same
10 d~pen den, upon acid deposits.
The MaGnesia IL also en- aniacid lara.
tive, mos, employed IN dyspepsia, sick
headache, and all troubles attended With
sour stomach, and much used with females
under certain cireumstances lts antscid
propsriies render " very useful in gravel
when same is attended with uric acid
deposits
Chloride Of sodium Is s'imulant, tonic
and althelmiutc In small doses. In large
ones II purges and acts as an emetie.
There IL perhaps nothing that enters 50
largely into daily use ~ this. aud u Ger
iaiuly promotes digestion, a. al animal
appelency proves 1t 10 he . sslu,ary siim
ulaut IN health II il used in dyspepsia
by givise greater tone to digestive organs
Il is used in homerrhages. aud externally
in solution. a. wash for sore eyes, aud al
kinds Of old sores, producing = sslutsry
effect by It. cooling properties lts toniS
properties mas been thought 10 stop cbills
&c. IL -, no doubt, the finest bath knowu
TO the profession, adding new life to th'
body, az IL were, by its stimulating inhu
ence. IL is also used for bruises. sprains
,u;s, sc Chihlren who have daily BAH
seem TO grow muh stronger and are free
OF disease than without II. la large
doses u i. purgalise.
This water contains much more saint
matter than 10 those Of Combs Sprin =
according 10 the anslJ si' siven by he sam
man, and you will also fni there IL moth
ing in II that those in apparent healtl
may not use With impnnily. Il j. free 1
all. and We again suggest that all VII
need IL come and get u. IL j. much bette
taken fresh from the we'll you see ib
Iron, Lime and Maenesia are held in -
luton by Carbonic acid, and when
stands these are rreeipitalei by the -
eapiag Of the acid, that isto a eertai
extent Persons Who wish to use 1t shoui
come between the hours Of : q IN and
p. IN. As We pump II by steam. aud ~hs
We are not running you cannot re,
fresh. Ladies will be waited on wit
pleasure. II it viii DO You any good, Go
be thanked. Respectfully,
JNO. W. MORRIS.