Judge — December 1889 — page 40: what you’re looking at

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38 CHRISTMAS JUDGE j t THOS, L. JAMES, President, A. VAN SANTVOORD, Vice-President. | J, R.VAN WORMER, Sec'y and Gen'l Manager, W. C, REID, Warehouse Supt, | | Lincoln Safe Deposit Co.,. Fire-Proor SToRAGE WAREHOUSES. 82-38 East 42d St., | oe 600 Rooms at $1.00 per day and upwards. 45-49 East 41st St., nha Sch ds .t NEW YORK CITY. @ EUROPEAN @ PLAN ® SAFES RENTED AT POPULAR RATES, First-class Restaurant, Dining-Rooms, Café and Lunch Counter, a la carte, Ii Plate and Valuables of Every Description at moderate prices. Stored under Guarantee. Biases _— GUESTS’ BAGGAGE TO AND FROM GRAND SPECIAL ENCLOSED WAGONS USED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS SERVICE. CENTRAL DEPOT FREE. Unparalleled fire-proof storage for household effects, mer- Ueavsleds Activingiia Geand Cenwat Depot SAVE CARRIAGE-HIRE AND BAG- GAGE EXPRESS by stopping at the chandise, works of art, etc. Separate rooms of various sizes to rent. Packing and boxing of all kinds a specialty. First-class vans, trucks; and no other but experienced porters, packers and i drivers employed Grand Union. ' BUFFALO LITHIA WATER, | | A Powerful and the Only Known Solvent of Stone in the Bladder. CASE OF COL. THOMAS H. HOLT, ONE OF THE GREAT COTTON MANUFACTURING KINGS OF THE SOUTH, AND LIEUTENANT-GOV ERNOR OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. HE, DISCHARGES ONE AND A HALF OUNCES OF CALCULI UNDER ITS ACTION. HIS CASE STATED BY HIS FAMILY PHYSICIAN, DR. E. C. LAIRD, OF HAW RIVER, N. C. STATEMENT OF DR. LAIRD. [From the Maryland “Medical Journal," November 12, 1888.) “The relief afforded by BUFFALO LITHIA WATER to a patient of mine, Col. Thomas H. Holt, of this place, a sufferer from RENAL CALCULI, is, I think, worthy of some record. The first of May last he came under my care sub- ject to frequent attacks of NEPHRITIC COLIC, Except as to the usual treat- ment for the relief of present suffering, I put him EXCLUSIVELY UPON BUF- FALO LITHIA WATER, SPRING NO. 2, under the influence of which he in a few weeks passed four CALCULI weighing from two to three grains each, which was followed by a disappearance of symptoms. Notwithstanding, however, the continued use of the water, after a short interval there was a return of these attacks with increase both of frequency and severity, when he made a visit to the Buffalo Lithia Springs where he used the water six weeks with the following results: Ten days after arrival he began to discharge at intervals large quantities of CALCULI and SAND, which continued for several weeks, and afterwards gradually dimin- ished, until at the expiration of the six weeks there was only occasionally, and barely perceptible upon minute examination, a slight sandy deposit in the urine. At the same time improvement in the general condition of the patient was very marked. “The amount of CALCULOUS matter discharged may safely be estimated at from one to one and a half ounces. Under microscopic examination it was evi- dent, I think, that the CALCULI WERE ORIGINALLY PARTS OF LARGER FORMATIONS DISSOLVED BY THE ACTION OF THE WATER. Analy- sis made by Dr. F. S. Whaley, Resident Physician at the Springs AND CON- SULTING PHYSICIAN IN THE CASE, showed it to be URIC ACID. “Six weeks have elapsed since he left the Springs. Use of the water con- tinued. THE URINE IS FREE FROM SEDIMENT AND NORMAL. ‘‘RHEUMATIC GOUT in a severe form, associated with, and which indeed precede the CALCULOUS affection, which had resisted the usual remedies, was 2 also, to a great extent, relieved by the use of the water. It is proper for me to add Cou. Tuomas H. Hout, Lieutenant-Goverxor oF Nortit CAROLINA. that I was in constant attendance upon Col. Holt during his stay at the Springs.” ‘Water in cases of ono dozen half gallon bottles, $5 per case F.C, Bshero. THOS. F. GOODE, Proprietcr, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va. | 1 | | comicbooks.com