The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-07

dug Bells for Her. "Wedsed and
Parted" "For her Childreu's sake"
| and others Of tho ilk. -. -
The new arrival ia always bewilder.
ed by the jargon Of slang aud teoani-
cal terms in use here. Consumption
is known as "the buggs,'' so-ealled
from the germ Of tuberculosis which
after all is q plant. "Lunger," Cor
consumptive, is practically universal.
Sitting ia :he open air is ''ehasiug the
cure" Clinical Thermometers are
trouble sticks and one "emokes" q
trouble stick'' to find whether one 10
running g "temp," Adirondack for
temperature, Hemorrhages are
"rubies" and TO have hemorrhage is
to "throw ruby" For some reason,
more than hale the people hero say
''bronnical" when they mean bron.
ohial. ..a&.
In saranno Lake there are rs or 100
boasding houses or ''oostages" 10
~hioh every opportunity is given for
taking the cure just as il is taken in
the priaeipa! aanitariums. Fityger-
ald's, elk miles from tho village, 10
said TO accomplish aB great proper.
tion sl cures se4he Adirondack Cot.
sake. sanisarium here. The daily
regime is practically tho Same in the
eauitarium and The boarding houses.
At 6 O'clock q maid closes the bedroom
windows which have been open ell
might aud by half past seven when
the patient ariseS the room 10 com.
fertably wsrms Strange to say the
climax as to excitement comes frst
thing in the morning. It is the cold
bath. A few venturesome spirits in.
dulge in the plunge bEt the cold
sponge is sufficient and the majority
oon.ent themselves with IL. At eight
! breakfast is served. For two hours
after breakfast the patient takes The
cure in reclining chair. Then comes
lunch Of milk and raw eggs' and
shortly after, the. morning constitu'
tionai. Dinner, the most; substantial
meal Of the day, is served ct ! o'clock,
and by two tAe., patient ie supposed to
be chasing the care again. At -four
another lunch of milk aud eggs il
served aud afterwards the patien,
takes q second constitutional. After
supper, whioh is served at six, there
is another open.air period which lasts
several hours. By 10 every ono ba.
retir~d. Of course, after the disease
is we'll in hand and the patient con
tinues 90 improve he grows less faith
full TO the rigidly proper life and livet
very much as other mertals live. i.
In the Adirondack Cottage santa
s;sai Che Test.oure method mas been 81
operation FOR Is OF 70 years and tn
results accomplished there srs graft
tying to those interested in stampiu,
1 out: the disease. Nest es: .he ssse
there are inoipient but doctors
nurses, ministers, and people with
"pulls" are admitted at , any stage o
the disease. A. resume OF the result
accomplished there is given by Dr.. q
J.. Isudssu. the; founder, la an sd
drs5s delivered Tor the, Philips In
asitute in Philsdelphia.: Dr. Trudeat
I ssys: .> f.. :s,. >,. 1..?
..Ts -. ssRasss .5f RI 1861 So ws mud ths
fof ;she really ipoipient cases; whiot
were only 40 10 number, Is per & cent ait
we're discharged as; apparently CURED
l5 per cent. hsd their: disesse srresk
ed and 10 per cent. improved; Will
/ of the dvanoed cases, SO Id numbel
12 per cent. wers discharged as appar
emily cured !. ST. per; lc;ent. With disealsJ,,
arrested, % pc: cent: in proved, 8 pe
cent. failed, and ! per cent. died ii
The institu.ipn;s j of the; Far advanoet
cssss, none was apparently cured, ]. j.
333aY per cent. the disease was arrested
/ 333t per oent. improved, and 3Sa. PEI
cent. failed while under treatment;
i Thus, for the 1SS5s esses at .whstsIve,
y ?:ia::