Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
THE RICHMOND D1spArcH-sUNDAY, JUNE is, 1898

only make tho best possible suggestion,
and in dong so / find occasionally sug-
cest water that IL less beneficial than the
other afterwards proves to be.
In govt. rheumatic govt. rheumatism,
and dI-esscs generally of uric-acid diathe-
sis, tho two waters here referred to Springs
Nos. and - have common adoption,
equal value.
~ have witnessed very astonishing re-
suits from renal calculi and stone In the
bladder from the use OF spring No. 1. pus
in such cases prefer spring No. q"
o1gKR REMARKABLE cisEs.
Recurring to Mr.. Bernaschinas case il
may be remarked TINT one swallow does
not make a spring. True. but his case Is
not singular. Colonel Goode has hum
dreds OF Testimonials of cases a. remarka-
bic "a that OF the gentleman from Hot
Springs. ARK. Before me 10 the certlfi cate
OF General Cotton Greene. president OF che
State SAVINGS Bank, OF Memphls. Tenn,
IL IS datsi September. 1892. Colonel
Greene says:
at IL now four weeks since ! reached
Buffalo Latina Springs, suffering from the
effects OF recurren; attacks Of AGATE
arucu.ar govt IN both feet, which had
lasted and contacd me TO bed for two
months. Though | had biennlaliy. some
times annually. suffered for short periods.
the malniy on this last occasion was moro
violent than before and threatened 70
take q chronic form. Ny digestive
organs were impai.et. my heath was
shattered, | was crippled, ana c..-
carcous deposits were appearing on both
feet Directly on my ARRIVAL | copiously
cd the water at Spung No. coujoIntly
with daily hot baths. A fortnight later
was IN condition 10 walk without the
use OF crutches, tie swelling ana ~ MAMMA
ton OK the parts lad measurably subsided,
and Iny health improved. To-Day my
general heath Is better IMAM II has Oeen IN
twelve months. the deposition OF uric ncid
sediment Is dis-Ipated. and my feet,
though sensitive - pressure. are restored
TO their normal condition
General !. g. German. OF North Caro-
lima. went 60 Buaalo suffering with an
acute attack OF CONT. lis foot and limos.
especially his ankles and knees, we're very
much swollen. lie walked with great pain
ana difficulty and his form was half bent.
TN his arrival h. ives lifted from ~" coach
ard carried 20 his room. Here * wnct Ae
SAYS:
. commenced at once thc free use OF
tho wafer No. 3. which on the fourth dag
SET "A prpIuse acton on 10y kidneys iuI l
was soon consc,ou, o. ii marked change IN
my condition Tor The better, and two days
afterwards. beng the sixth day alter my
arrival, ! threw aside M cane ana walked
readily. IA an erect attitude. not only over
the grounds surrounding ,hc springs, but
three or four miles out into the country.
Upon my arrival had NJ desire for food.
but soon had fine appetite aud was able
10 eat hearty. Improved each day or nv
stay At the springs and returned home IN
excellent hcaith."
DR.. Esgleston in referring 10 this case
remarks:
&" / was a visitor at Buffalo fithia Springs
with General Gormsn. aud vas consulted
by him. was an eyewitness to the al
mos; incredible relief Afforded HIN by
tho action OF the Buffalo LIthia wafer"
However. from the length Of THIS letter
the DisPiTcI readers Will doubtless con-
Guide that there Is one thln0 Buffalo
Litnia water will not cure and thai IS
cqcOeies scri6tpt. Blu, assure them that
/ feel somewhat relieved. At the same
time / do not guarantee that | will Tot
have rccuTrent attacks, for there Is great
deal more that lnyaiIds and those IN search
OF rest and recreation ought 10 know re-
spectIrg his resort. and which | expect 70
tell IN future communications great
deal that 1t Is ones duty to tell Tor the
bcuciit of suffering humanity: great
deal that almost staggers belief, but about
which there can he no question. The sea-
son has been regularly opened here with
full corps of servants. new manager, ana
many improvements, ald the promise IS
tor o most successful summer. But or de-
tails more anon.