The Portland daily press., 1900-10-15

Levi French, Union Station Rwy. Mail
Service, says: "My wife has taken only
1--WE bottles OF Ishams Cal. Waters of
Life, and she is greatly surprised as well
as pleased to know she is entirely re-
lleVed or very bad nervous and stomach
trouble; as she had tried a great many
different things without relief. She won't
say she Is entirely cured, but feels re-
lleVed from past feelings, and knows
tnag With a few more bottles she will be
entirely cured and perfectly we'll. 1t is
certainly wonderful water and VIII do
all can to recommend it for you. -
MIR. Geo. Wyatt, conductor of Boston
q Maine, West. Div, sayss ~ have been
suffering w 18th nervousness, Indigestion,
tired feeling, and in fact conditions were
so bad that l should have been at home
instead of at work. all caused by the grip.
l tried most everything without any re-
NE, ana was asked several times by my
friends to just try this Isham Cal.
Waters OF Life, but [ laughed at the idea,
thinking L wanted something besides
water to do me good, but as all known
remedies had been exhausted l was final
ly persuaded to try couple Of bottles of
the w aters OF Life and l must say, from
the first day a decided change came over
me. at once bought case of the water
and am now drinking 1t regularly.
have q splen1d appetite, Indigestion has
apparently left me, I have no longer q
tired feeling, and am certainly myself
once more, and am actually gaining IN
weight, so there Is no question OF doubt
that the Waters Of Life are a most won
Certul remedy; and / should certainly
have been Obliged to lay OF from my
work had not this water come to my res
cue just as 1t did,
Mr.. f. r. Fay of Portland, CORE
spOndent of the Boston Globe. has used
the waters with wonderful results, i'm
proving his bodily health in all ways,
strengthening the sight of his eyes, and
says, the most pleasing results, is the re-
storing of his hair.
Mr.. g. E. Marshall, Chief Clerk, 1st
Div. hwy. Mail Service, Portland, Maine,
sayss II started to take the Waters of
Life in practically little faith, but l was
surprised on drinking the first bottle, it
gave me great relief TO my stomach and
kidneys, from which have long suffered.
have now drank about a half a case and
my troubles are entirely leaving me, but
shall continued the use of the water q
while longer as L wish to make sure. OF
my cure
DR.. W. V. Philbrick OF Worcester,
Mass, writes q most remarkable letter
that his wife has been a terrible sufferer,
being con fined to her bed half of the
time, for years with rheumatism, His
medicine as we'll as all noted specialists
had no effect whatever The water has
entirely cured her, and furthermore the
doctor writes, that he Is drinking and
using it on his bald head and it has
started q new growth Of hair, now half
an inch long.
Mr.. Henry Dodge of Portland, Maine,
was cured of a cataract on The eye.
Mr.. N. G. Stone of Portland, Maine,
suffered 20 years with gall stones. In
five days time after drinking the water
he passed twelve gall stones, and now he
is entirely cured.
Mr.. Geo. Burnham of Portland, one of
the greatest business men in Maine
whose operations extend not only ali over
the country but all over the world, was
cured OF a very bad case Of Salt Rheum
besides improving his sight and making
him feel young again, and he is of the
belief that people could live to be 100
years of age by drinking this wonderful
water. 1t is also a natural Gold cure,
Mr.. Woodbury. having many testimonials,
but the names he wished held in reserve,
as he had been requested not to publish
them, but could use as references on ap-
plica6iOn. These cases referred to, are
only few that Mr.. Woodbury. has In his
possession, and he personally investigates
every bad case reported to him. The
water cured him OF rheumatism, ana
caused a new growth of hair, and he is a
great bel ever and enthusiastic over the
water. From his personal experience and
what others have told him he joins with
MIR. Isham, the owner Of the springs in
his belief that the Esham Springs may
have heen the traditional fountain of per-
petual youth, for which Ponce de Leon
sought, and MIR. Isham had the good for
tune to discover.