The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11


aple Tor All climates and seasons, DR. Iac-
ser has materially modified the usual
processes or weaving wooden fabrics and
adopted method which produces much
less closely woven texture than the orii-
nary flannel and an underwear for gem
tlemen, ladies and children is made OF
"stOcklnet,n undycd or natural gray. very
porous, agreeable and durable.
In a word, there is no better protection
against the summers heat, dampuess,
electric and other atmospheric influences
10 Is, therefore, Indispensable TO people
living IN climates or conditions subject to
sudden changes.
1t is hardly possible to give too much
prominence to the fact that sanitary
wooden clothing affords great protection
TO those exposed TO the infection of diph-
liberia, cholera, typhus, the plague, dys-
entery, smallpox, as well as measles and
chlcken-pOX; a fact which Dr. Jaeger has
abundantly demonstrated on scientific
ground, and with rigorous practical tests.
The physicians of this country have no
hesltancy in recommending this clothing
to their patients. Appel & Schaul, the
lone price clOthiers. " are agents for the
celebrated DR.. Jaeger's sanitary wooden
underwear, and have full line of these
garments for gentlemen, ladies and chill
dren.
Mineral Water VS.. Medicine.
Nature has medicine in everything if
we but knew it, and especially in her
mineral waters she says to man, "Drink
and be healed" We do know that
there are mineral waters which have
properties to heal; to heal quickly
sometimes, and generally surely,
by slow degrees. There is no guess
work in the medicinal properties of
mineral waters, but there is great deal
OF guesswOrk in giving the right medi-
cine to cure certain diseases. We do not
intend any reflection upon the medical
fraternity when we say that medicine as a
science is guess work. We have the best
of authorities for the assertion. Let us
read what noted physicians have said of
their profession, the result Of experience,
observation and fair experiment.
DR.. AbercOmbie of Edinburgh Scotland,
said in his day that medicine was a
science of guessing"
Sir Ashley Cooper said: "The science
of medicine is founded on conjecture"
Prof. A. H. Stevens, NJ. D., New York
College of Physicians, says: The Older
physicians grow, the more skeptical they
become of the virtues of medicine, and
the more they are disposed to trust to the
powers of nature"
Prof, Charles D. Meigs, NJ. D., of Phil
adelphia says: CAN our cogitations re-
speeding the modus operandi of medicines
are purely empirical"
DR. Oliver Wendell Holmes of Boston
declared mankind had been drugged to
death.n
DR.. Magendie of Paris says: 81 hesitate
not to declare, no matter how sOrely l
shall wound our vanity, that so gross is
our ignorance of the real nature of the
physiological disorders called disease that
IL would perhaps be better to DO nothing
and resign the complaints we are called
upon to treat to the resources of nature
DIR. Rumage, F. r. G. S., of London
says: Chow rarely do our medicines do
goodl How often do they make our pa
tients worse. l fearlessly assert that in
most cases the sufferer would be safer
without physician than with one. "
But what of mineral water? 1t is
a physician that says to the suffering:
"T'ry me; | claim certain properties and
qualities which l know will cure you. I
do not put into your system poisons called
medicine, for all medicine is poison in a
greater or less degree; but 1 give to you
what nature says you should take for
your diseases, if you know what is the
matter with yourself. l came from the
earth to which you are going, and have
those properties within myself that heal
your diseased system
Why has nature studded every country
with mineral springs if not for the direct
D6uGul Oh ulSGdSeu HAL. 1dhG btiC CIidlS~
beate waters, with their salts and iron,
for certain diseases. Take the alum
springs, the warm sulphur spring, and all
other kinds of springs which nature has
given TO man with such a lavish hand,
and says to the afflicted, Drink; drink
freely; drink until l cure you" Thus
there are mineral waters which do cure,
without fail, general debility, dyspepsia,
functional disease of the stomach and
oh 6iorpbpna and
rheumatic affections, neuralgia pains, dis
eases of the kidneys and urinary passages.
Such diseases are cured nine times out
of ten by the free use of mineral waters.
We come now to speak directly and
positively of the medicinal properties of
the Suwanee healing springs. There is
no guesswork about the diseases that can
be cured by the free use of these waters.
Facts are facts, and truths are truths,
and the cures that have been wrought at
the springs are well known.
Too much cannot be said about these
springs and the remarkable cures effected
by the use of the water both in drinking
and bathing. Wonderful cures of rheu-
matism, nervous dyspepsia, liver, kidney,
skin, blood diseases and female complaints
have been effected Hundreds of teSti-
monials have been given by persons who
have been benefited by these excellent
health-giving waters. For the past two
weeks Andrew Hanley, the proprietor of
Suwanee Springs, has been giving the
water free to all who call at his store in
this city Thousands have gone there to
drink of the life-giying waters. Every
one who has drank freely and regularly
finds relief and benefit.
A MORNING News reporter interviewed
several gentlemen who had been under
the water cure; without exception they
were enthusiastic in their praise of the
beneficial results of the Suwanee Springs
water.
Mr. w. J. Lindsay of this city was en-
tirely cured of an aggravated case Of kid
ney disease. DIR. w. Duncan recommends
his patients TO partake of this water
whenever occasion offers, as also does Drs.
Nichols, Read, Num- Harris and others,
Messrs. Frank Keilbach, j. II. Furber, w.
B. Sturtevant, J. w. Norton, j. $. Silva,
B. w. Chestnut, A. T. Kelley, e. r. Cheat
ham, ]. A. Bledsoe and A 7. Cohen
are among the well-knOwn gen
tlemen who are receiving great
benefit from these health-giving waters.
They each speak in the highest terms of
the wonderful benefits they have derived
from its use.
There is one fact about the use of
Suwanee Springs waters which IS
not generally understood and
appreciated. In many cases
where the liver is torpid an uncomfort-
able feeling is experienced after two or
4t,,,oo davS treatment and slight COnStiDa-