Dr. Graham has had the honour, etc. A few of the cures which Dr. G[raham] has had the happiness, under God! of performing by earth-bathing, and by well-adapted medicines, regimen, etc / [James Graham].

  • James Graham
Date:
[1793?]
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Credit: Dr. Graham has had the honour, etc. A few of the cures which Dr. G[raham] has had the happiness, under God! of performing by earth-bathing, and by well-adapted medicines, regimen, etc / [James Graham]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Dr. GRAHAM has had the honour of publicly exhibiting and explaining to the Inhabitants oj Bath and Br istol, and, to the Nobility and Gentry who resort to those famous Cities from most parts of Europe, the nature and cffdds of Earth-Bathing, daily, for about four months, even in the most severe weather of Nov. Dec. Jan. and Feb. last j and the following are a. few of the Cures which Dr. G. has had the happiness, under God ! of performing by Earth-Bathing, and by well-adapted Medicines, regimen, &c. And most of the Patients have re¬ peatedly urged Dr. G. to the publication of their Cures, from motives of gratitude to Dr. G. and of coinpafjion for, and the encouragement. of their fellow creatures, who are similarly af- * fitted with diseases zohich cannot be cured by other Doctors, nor by any other hmnaQjmeans; and it is hoped that Christian humanity will induce healthy persons, into whose hands this may come, to send it to the sick, weak, or lame, to whom it may be of essential service. i. 'll TR. CHARLES CHISLETT, No. 20, Corn-ftreet, Bath, -VI formerly Apprentice and now Journeyman to Mr. Richard Cruttwell, Printer, is now perfeftly cured by Dr. Graham, of a con¬ firmed Confumption. His cough was very bad and troublefome. fie fpitup much blood and corrupted matter. Had a violent fixed pain in his fide. Profufe night fweats. Falling off of his hair. Palpitation at his heart. Loft his flefh, and was extremely weak, Mr. Chifletthad tried many Dodlors in London and at Bath. The country air and milk diet for months. Three bottles of Godbold’s famous Syrup, See. &c. but all totally in vain ; but Dr. Graham’s Medicines, regimen, and Earth-Bathing, were fo bleffed by God to his perfeH cure, that he now and has long wrought in Mr. Cruttwell’s Office, as well as ever he did in his life. '2. Mr. BENJAMIN DYKE, Brazier and Tinman, in Broad-ftreet, Bath, after having been near eight years violently affli&ed with the large outward piles, and a moft extremely violent, unlufferahle, and almoft conftant itching, rawnefs, burning heat, and feurf on all the lower parts of his body, and on one arm; and after having tried the waters and the DoRors of Bath, and the ftrongeft medicines, &c. in vain for feveral years, is radically cured ’ y pr. G. without Earth- Bathing, and is now as eafy, found, healthy, and happy, as ever he was in his whole life. g. Mr. SHIPWAY, Joiner, No. 10, Balance-ftreet, near the Riding- School, Bath, is now perfectly cured by Dr. G’s. medicines, &c. with¬ out Earth-Bathing, of a confirmed and univerfal Dropfy of his body and lower limbs, afthmatic difficulty of breathing, and jaundi'-e-like yel- lownefs, aftei he had in vain followed the advice, aad the medi* A sine*.
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