Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14

] nal disorders, is borne in the follow
linx testimony OF seven very eminent
| phvsicians
| PROVED HIGHLY BENEFICIAL.
DR. J. Allison Hodges, Professor OF
| Anatomy and Clinical Professor OF Ner'
! vous and Mental Diseases. University
College Of Medicine. Richmond, Va, says
Buffalo I.ithia Water. Spring No. ],
possesses decided nerve tonic and restora
| tive properties. and is an efficient remedy
IN wide range Of nervous disorders. AZ
| an OF the many cases OF nervous indiges'
/ ton and neuras;henia in which 1 nave
prescribed 1t, It has proved highiy pene'
! fetal.
II would especially mention the case
| OF a sufferer from nervous indigestion.
who. after visiting most Of the noted
health resorts, both In his country ana
| Etirope. without material bencnt from
| any received decided and permanent Den
| eft from this water
| DR. Thomas l.. Atkinson. ex-president
OF the Medical Society Of Virginia, writes
I'm functional dyspepsia where there was
acid fermentation. the stomach IN a
! highly irritable condition, rejecting every
thing in the way of medicine. 1000, or
drink have known Buffalo Lithia
Water. Spring No. 3 TO promptly correct
=
gradually restore perfect digestion. When
nervous prostration Is a prominent symp-
tom the water OF Spring No. / is more
especially Indicated
DIR. J. D. Eggleston. Hampden-Sidney,
Va says: Buffalo Ltha Water in
creases the appetite. promotes digestion,
relieves nausea and acid fermentation,
and In disordered conditions generally
Of the digestive organs IS remedy or
uniform adaptation and unsurpassed eX-
cellcnce. and especially serviceable in
cases characterized by Preventative
changes"
PROMPTLY AND PERMANENTLY RE-
LIENED.
DR.. John II. Tucker. of Henderson. N
c., president of the Medical Society OF
North Carolina, member of the Ameri-
can Medical Association. says: 1.-The ac-
ton of the Buffalo Lithia Water, Spring
No. /. is that of a decided nerve tonic.
Nervous dyspepsia with its train OF dis
tresslng symptoms is promptly and per-
manenty relieved by II"
DR.. William y. Towles, University OF
Virginia. referring TO Spring No. /, says:
In dyspepsia especially in that form of
il in which there is an excessive produc-
ton of acid during the process Of nutri-
ton. l have found the Buffalo Lithia
Waters highly efticacious. No. / has in
some instances afforded very remarkable
relief in such cases where No. had
proved Intellectual"
Or. O. +. Manson. of Richmond, Va,
Professor of General Pathology and
Physiology in the Medical College of Viz
cinia. in reference TO the same water.
writes: II have observed marked curative
effects from Buffalo Lithia Water. Spring
No. l. i'm atomic dyspepsia
DIR. William O. Baskerville, Oxford, n.
c.. member North Carolina Medical So
cioty. SAYS: "As a tonic, anti-dyspeptic,
and restorative. Buffalo Lithia Water.
Spring No. /. is without peer. 1t
eNcrts a happy effect on the hepaic
cells causing a healthy secretion and
excretion of the bile--a sine qua non in
perfect digestion"
EFFICACY IN DISEASES OF WOMEN
In the class Of diseases peculiar TO
women the waters of Spring No. l have
been used with the most excellent re-
suits.
DR.. +. C. Laird. writing TO the New
York Medical Times in reference TO Spring
No. l, said: Diseases peculiar 10 wo-
mcn-amenorrhoea. menorrhaGia, dys-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS each regulated and ad-
iusted in a wonderful degree by these
waters. Especially is this the case with
young and anaemic girls just merging
into womanhood."
DR.. John H. Tucker. of Henderson. ~
c.. president of the Medical Society of
North Carolina. referring TO Spring No.
!. says: In many of the diseases pc
cuiar to wOmen-menstrual irregulari-
ties, suppression, and tho many func-
:ional arrangements resulting from
choro-anaemic cOnditions-I prescribe
this water with almost the same conf
dence that / do quinine in chllls and
fever
Or. r. T. German. Ridgeway, n. c.,
memner Medical Society of North Caro-
lima. says: II have witnessed decided
beneficial results from the Buffalo Lithia
Water, Spring No. l. III uterine engorge-
ment and liberation, accompanied by seri-
GUS constitutional disturbances and in
cases of this character. where there is no
organic lesion, / regard ii as almost ,
specific"
DR.. William II. Howard Professor of
Diseases of Women and Children in the
University of Maryland says: THE But
falo Lithia Waters are much superior TO
the far-famed White Sulphur Springs in
the abiding debility attendant upon tardy
oonvalescence from grave acute diseases,
and in all the affections peculiar to wo-
men that are remedial at all by mineral
waters. If ! were called upon to state
from what mineral waters | have seen
the greatest and most unmistakable
amount Of good accrue in the largest
number of cases in general way, would
unhesitatingly say, the Buffalo Lithia
Springs"
DR. Slas II. Harris. Clarksyille, Va. re-
ferring TO the original Buffalo Spring now
known as Spring No. !. says: This water
Is nerve tonic. and exhilarant and re-
stOratiye OF great power in nervous dys-
pepsia. neurasthenia, and all broken down
conditions Of the nervous system, in
amenOrrhOea and dysmenorrhOea. the re-
suit of defective nerve force; hysteria,
especially when associated with derange-
ment of the catamenia. -holora -anaemic
diseases. and in leucorrhoea."
VERY REMARKABLE RESULTS.
DR. William b. Towles, University of
Virginia: In menstrual irregularities,
notable in suppression in young women,
Spring No l. in my experience. has
shown special and happy adaptation.
have witnessed some very remarkable re-
suits from its use in this class of cases
where the most approved treatment of the
profession had proved unavailing'
Dr. Goodrich A. Wilson, Somerset, n.
c., member Medical Society of North Car
DINA: But ! feel that / should be doing
but meagre justice to the merits of the
Buffalo Waters, if | failed TO refer to
their great prophylactic virtues. Hun
dreds of young females attain to the age
Of puberty without realizing the healthful
performance of their great function They
become nervous, hysterical, chlorotic.
Hundreds Of young men attain to the
same age without developing into man
hood They become pale. feeble, hypo-
chondriacal and perhaps the end is