Xvnter-Cure ia High Fever.
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hope, sir. you will find rcon for the following
case and statements in your widely circulating
paper. Ii was that of lady who had taken a
violent cold, which, with bilious state of the
system in the course of three or four days rcsnted
in high general fever, attended with de!irium.
The friends being anxious that Hydropathic treat
ment should be resorted to, as the only alternative,
a woman. who has g knowledge Of Eater-Cure,
was prevailed upon to undertake the case.


At the time of commencing, the fever was so
high that the pulsatons could not be counted for
frequency. The determination of blood 10 the
head, and The delirium, were truly alarming. The
tongue and mouth we're completely parched, and
the lips and .ongae cracked. The patient had
been mostly without sleep for three days and
nights. The cooling wet sheet was Immediately
applied, secundcm a, tenn, and frequent draughts
Of cold water administered. So intense was the
thirst that the patient, in her phrensy, held the
tumbler in both hands with convulsvc grasp.
By frequently changing the sheets as fast as they
became warm, together wilh ice cold applications
constantly at the head, and the internal apPlica-
tons OF water, in less than three hours the fever
was completely reduced, and the pulse brought
very nearly to its natural state. PerSpration-
so desirable in such cases-came on; the violent
pains of the head and back were wholly removed,
and the patient, in her right mind, sank quietly
TO sleep in the net sheet. Aftc! remaining about
an hour, she was removed, washed rery quickly
with Croton water without ice, rubbed perfectly
dry, and placed com ortably in bed after which
she slept we'll through the night, and in the course
of the next day walked out in the open air; and
has continued to improve ever since.


In every possible case Of high fever of the sys
TEN. | care not what it is, or what the cause, if
it has not already proceeded beyond the reach OF
any kind of cure, similar results to the above can
with the most positive certainty OF demonstration
be easily brought about Oa the plain principe
Of the conductlon of caloric-wth the same GER
tainty that VIC can cool piece of iron, we can by
means of simple waite, cool the human body in
state of high fever, and this amounts to remo-
val of the disease. This is one Of the various re
suits of the proper use of water to enable the bo
DIV to throw off disease. These plain and SIM
pIe truths of Nature, illustrated IN Eater-Cure,
reasonable and reasoning men and nomen will
not be long in finding out. The utter foolish
ness of swallowing drugs Will IN time be appre-
cia,ed.


The case related was treated during my ab-
sencc FROM the city have been particular 10
find out the true fats, and could add variety
of cases treated By myself and others, in which
the results have seen as striking as il the above
case. Already, more than once, have been
threatened with prosecut on for using pure clean
water instead o: drugs, the use of which, as to
efficacy, know to be mere boys play in cnmpar.
ison to that OF water, leaving out question the
fact that drug, are always, even in the best
hands, more or less doubtful and dangerous, which
is never true of water if rightly used.


JOEL SHEW. NJ. D. 2i3 Fourth street.


DEsrRucrIoNny Observation-Disclosures
ing, ducing the violent thunder shower, the house
owned and occupied by Jared ST. John, in Ridge
field, was struck with the fluid, and entirely con-
sumed The family in the house ct the time con-
sisted of four persons, who had retired. They
were unconscious of the situation of their tenc-
mcnt, until they urouso.i 10 al examination,
by the collection of smoke il Their sleeping apart
ments. The house Was new, having been occu.
pied but short time. The furniture was saved.
There being no insurance, the loss falls hea"lIy
upon a worthy and industrious man, but OF mode.
rate means. Norwich (Cnnnj 1aZette.