The National tribune., 1901-02-28
A new
RE mARkABLE INVENTION.

ties, turns this water into a pure. delicious
drink, palatable and satisfying. ! would not
take $50 for my Puritan"
Church, owensboro, ny, writes: Have re-
ceiyed the Puritan Still. Perfectly delighted
with the water We get from 1t. Seldom have
/ ever invested IS the prohts on which have
been greater or results more satisfactory. IL
furnishes not only clear, sparkling, but alb
soinseiy pure drinking-water for my family
OF nine, and consider Its use great pre-
yenIiye OF disease. and believe 1t should bs
In every home in the land
DIR. x, w. Thomas: "fiitering Is Ike per-
fuming sewer gas. Distilled water Is thss
only water to drink with perfect safety"
DIR. l.. NJ Valley: The death rate IN this
neighborhoot from typhoid, heart, kidney
bowel troubles and other diseases Is alarm
lnE.y large. Our impure WAGER supply Is
the cause. ! advised every OF my
families TO obtain a Puritan, not only as
protection from disease, but because / be.
heYe distilled wnter is the only water that
young or Old should touch"
Other remarkable cases are those Of Emma
Edmonds, who was cured OF dyspepsia and
stomach troubles OF six years standing;
Ralph Curry. an old war veteran Of 81, who
was cured OF dysentery and bowel troubles
contracted during the war. Also Mrs. Mar
garet ~ Thompson, who suffered Tor years
with liver and heart troubles and was entire
ly cured by drinking large quantities Of dis
titled water.
Austin Flint. NJ D., New York City, high
ly recommends distilled water. as also does
Mrs. Mary K. Melendy, VI. D., who says: To
insure permanently smooth and brilliant
complexion, use only distilled water. The
skin aud hair of babies and children are as
delicate as silk and should never be touched
with hard water. 1t keeps the blood pure.
the bowels regular, prevents collie. cramps,
ETC."
The Ralstou Health Club says: "wen
water Is, at Its best, fastener Of the Ills
that flesh is heir to. We can prove that all
typhoids. nearly all malarial, contagious and
organic diseases, are due to the water we
drink. There is no doubt that distilled water
Is the best medicine that can enter the sysr
tem."
DIR. r. N. Tooker, Chicago: "For flushing
the kidneys, stimulating the sluggish liyer,
eliminating waste matter from the system.
pure distilled water furnishes the long
sought desideratum."
G. r. Cathcart, NJ D., Kansas City, No.,
says: Distilled water Is a powerful solvent.
and at the same time delightful drink; pre-
vents disease; cures rheumatism by dissolving
the acid crystals
James II. Jackson. NJ D.. physician in
chief OF the SanitariGm, Dansville, n. Y,
says: '"rhe purest water In New York State
is inferior to distilled water"
The Syracuse Clinic, Sept l. 1899, saysf
Thousands are using distilled water, fres
from bacteria or earthly salts, with delight
and profit. Properly distilled and aerated Il
Is delicious"
Dr. David n. Reeder. of Chicago. says:
Now, as we have learned that pure distilled
water Is one of the most powerful solvents, ix
not man wise when he decides to follow the
example Of the Creator and distlli for himself
q supply VI winter imam De cOnIdHll-
mated with soil or disease germs. and pro-
vide himself with safeguard against both
disease and old ager'
More evidence Is certainly unnecessary to
convince all that a device that produces dis
, titled water should be in every home After
| Investigation we can say that this Puritan
| Water Still'' is well. durably and handsomely
| made or the best material throughout, and
with proper care should last lifetime. 1t In
so simple to operate that even a child could
easily do 1t safely. 1t is amply large enough
IN ~ nee ha- kr L. -sO1 +
trunk whenever travelling; weighs only about
| four pounds