The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-24
Nofrrra9C Magic Snnitnrium, sour IsI. !
one of the most delirhtf,,' -
md Pleasure Resorts in the Country


Sour Lake Is I'm surpassed. Nature and SaturSs rsI
here been lavish in the expenditure of creative ssr
their ailments at TT sa Jantc Spas can hers snd ~
of Carlsbad, Ia den Baden any of the NpIrs ~
adapted to cure? Is na wSe aSes 81 s sS M
TO ask into whose hands this little pamphs, M nv
and who are hey?- ese questions we Dst Ssn ~
ly answer in the limited space at our conmanae
the cure of which Sour Lake is unsurpassed
=, Baruch says; This country boasts Of ninsi
ones In Europe, and If more attention were ID n
.iy 5iiio t,iu So ial condltionS at our health rx
results obtained would be fully equal to those ob
Sour Lake e say o. ne mSyersy Of Ssirgns z
appears to have many incidental advantages- ssrs
general healthfu lness for residence IN both srair
The waters m ay be classed as Saline. AcM "a -
Gus. contaihing Sulphur. Iron, Sodium Alum NJ
Ga I Magne sNm. etc; in the form Of suspAaM
Acids. The earth is impregnated with thess wsss]
eaHhs' saturated with petroleum. and the ws.sn
probable mephytec origin each and every engraint1
cure of disease. each having special function =
RHEUMAl Ism
That Protean enemy OF mankind, sparins no n d
condition, stril1l ng the hale young man OF bsast
them beyond the Sty1." yields to our waters and Z
If by magic.
And more than 30 per cent of the Southern pephk
q disease which wearies patient and physician Nn
persistent course and resistance to all treatment
aoy cured here and that in very short order.
DYSPEPSIA, j
Bad digestion, with which the majority Of manks !,
present day is afhicted-due TO our fast American y
etc,-is cured at Sour Lake Just as often as ts :
VII give the wa tiers fair and judicous trial N. ~
nations of muc Gus surfaces
d. EASES OF WOMEN.
All non surgical diseases of the female genan e
nammatory mai ure yield readily to the use Of ~
CHRONIC NASAL CATAARH
Which Is the cause Of nearly all our deafness, y
which 30 per cent of our population Is afflicted ~
patient untold misery and hours OF mental ssodI q
entirely eradica ted by proper use of our wa'sh
CHRONIC MALARIA
10 prevalent in Southern attitudes causing snsJ45
and spleens imp aired digestion. jaundice etc. " e.
rapidly by the use of these waters as the msu ~
This does not comprise all the diseases w
cured here or even benefited but for tnoss soS%
efficacy Of the atel,' and SO sangune IS he q
each and every case that he promises 70 AZ n. ~
put Them line of treatment and they isas s.!
recions without being 6sneied he will vi more nor
the efficacy of he walters and see if he does mol =
truth.
waters mud and tar Sour Lake for the folGsxlsaTa
les; PHTHIsIs, AI;GoHoL HABlI1Tyw5ElSS is sppi
BLOOD folsoS. G6oSoREHoEA, CLIFF gSEr n
Anal Al A II FI I rs scRoTTTbA' ASTHMA =
We refer by Permson to The following s Isstsss
medical men and others who have had oppo'u-'
witnessing the onCers of Sour Lake.
DB- \ W: FLY. Mayor, of Galveston, Texas
DIR. D. i. STUART, Houston. Texas 49,.
DIR. r, NJ SWEARINGEN, State Health o'n''
DIR. w VIZ +. BLUNT. stat. ouarantln. othes' o.
R RR u NrEaI Ey %Efsa nass whitney Be National s
REV, y. ". P,ffNsoN. San Antonio rem'l' cas
Antonio reXas.
DIR, DARRELL, Galveston Texas.
i. CkLEWiNTE. Glenwood Iowa. - Gala
COL. JOHN T.. BACON. Colorado Spring, rsnfsl
MIX. McPHERAoN, Supt Office ll'hoS
MIR. H. H. roc KFIELD, Springfield, ONO
H. CLAY EWG Nc, jefferson city. MO-
MR.. A. SAVAGE, Charleston, Va. r.r.s
DIR, G. W TRU I)HBART. Galveston, eWHschasa
DIR. r j. BOYL rs. Prest Planters ai'a "'s
Houston. Ttxas.
DIR. kIBBIE, Abbeville. La.
DIR. MCMAHON, Lake Charles. La
DIR II. G. FLOWER, Boston, Mass, Ia
EN-GOV. S. u. McENERY, New 0rlea,r'
HON. PERRY McCOAlB, Conroe, IexsIs sjjvssos Y
g HERBERT BROWN, CITY Edtorr .v,ionsi BAL
HON. T. T. EARNEST. American Ns''sN
CAPT. !. Il: MCKINNEY. Editor Pueblo RI.
w. A. ROBINSON, Ex-Governor Of LouiSahA
VIM. II. BARRETT Stoughton, Mass;
MRS. r. C. RO OK, Cedar Rapids io"-
j. s. PAXTON, Frontenac Kansas