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The watei's of these Springs hove been subjected to a careful and scientific 
 Analysis, by T. S. Hunt of Montreal, Chemist to the Geological Commission, 
 and found to contain Chlorids of Sodium, Potassium, Calcium and Magne- 
 sium, Carbonates of Lime, Iron and Magnesia, Bromid and lodid of Magne- 
 sium, Sulphate of Lime, and Silica, mingled in'such quantities {see Analysis \ 
 below,) as to render them highly beneficial and efficacious in the cure of va- 
 rious dialftises of the human system. 
 
 P,. IVlibiro, M. D, Chief Physician of the Hotel Dieu Hospital School of 
 Medicine and Surgery; W. E. Scott, M.D., attending Physician to the Mon- 
 treal Genera) Hospital and Lecturer on Forensic Medicine at the University 
 of McGill College, and T. Walter Jones, Lecturer on Anatomy at the St. 
 Lawrence School of Medicine, — have freely given their testimony in favor 
 of these waters and recommend them as highly efficacious in the cure of 
 Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Bowels, caused by sedentary 
 habits or old age, Dizziness, Headache, Heartburn, proceeding from derang- 
 
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 up the Noble Ottawa and allayed their thirst with the waters of the Georgi- 
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 WATER OF THE GEORGIAN SPRING. 
 
 I have made u caretulquantitiveanalysisof a quantity of this Water, 
 sent me by the Proprietor of the Spring. It is a Salino Water, con- 
 taining earthly Ohlorids, with portions of Bromids and Iodid8,thus re- 
 sembling the Plantagcnet Water, from which it differs chiefly in the 
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 P, Mlbro, M. D, Chief Physician of the Hotel Dieu Hospital School of ^. 
 Medicine and Surgery ; W. E. Scott, M.D., attending Physician to the Mon- 
 treal General Hospital and Lecturer on Forensic Medicine at the University 
 of McGill College, and T. Walter Jones, Lecturer on Anatomy at the St. 
 Lawrence School of Medicine, — have freely given their testimony in favor 
 of these waters and recommend them as highly efficacious in the cure of 
 Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Constipation of the Bowels, caused by sedentary 
 habits or old age, Dizziness, Headache, Heartburn, proceeding fn a derang- 
 ed digestion, Scrofula, derangement of the Urinary Organs, Fevers, allaying 
 inordinate thirst and producing beneficial results from their tonic and laxa- 
 tive action. Impurities of the Blood and Dyspeptic ailments of various types 
 as an aperient antacid and diuretic, and in allaying gastric derangement 
 attendant upon the early months of pregnancy, these waters are highly re- 
 commended. 
 
 Having witnessed their beneficial and curative effects in various diseases, 
 which have come under their professional notice, these Gentlemen, eminent 
 in their profession, have cheerfully given their testimony to the public; many 
 inhabitants too, who reside in the vicinity of the Springs and in various parte 
 of the Province, of the highest respectability, who have used the waters for 
 a long time, speak in terms of the highest praise and recommend them to 
 Invalids. 
 
 These Springs are situated about 40 miles below .Bytown within a few 
 rods from the southern bank of the Ottawa River in Plantaganet, Canada 
 West. A more beautiful and romantic spot is seldom seen in this or any 
 other country. A small Lake is spread out in front of the Springs and em- 
 bosomed by hills and forest trees. From this beautiful sheet of water issues 
 a creek navigable for small boats, and runs into the Ottawa, where the pas- 
 sengers may be landed firom the Steamboats. 4! 
 
 A Public House is located at the Springs upon the shore of the Lake, as ^reasonal 
 correctly represented in the above engraving, for the benefit of Invalids and 
 others desii-ous of visiting the Springs. The water bubbles up from a ledge 
 of rocks upon which the house is eitoated and conveyed by a pump into the 
 rooms. The Lake and river abound in fish of various kinds and a£ford fine 
 sport for the angler. Here Invalids may recruit their strength, anglers fol- 
 low their bewitching art, and the lovers of wild and beautiful scenery have 
 their desires gratified. 
 
 A Steamboat ride up the Ottawa is a fine pleasure excursion. This river 
 is a magnificent stream nearly one thousand miles in length and drains 
 80.000 square miles of territory. Its Rapids^ Falls, many wooded Islands, 
 beautiful Lakes and picturesque shores afford one of the most interesting 
 pleasure trips in the country. The time is not distant when pleasure travel- 
 
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 WATER OF THE GEORGIAN SPRANG. 
 
 I have niado a careful quantitive analysis of a quantity of this Water, 
 sent me by the Proprietor of the Spring. It is a Saline Water, con- 
 taining earthly Chlorids, with portions of Bromids and lodidsjthus re- 
 sembling the Plantagenet Water, from which it differs chiefly in the 
 presence of a portion of Sulphates, which are not often met with in 
 Watei-8 of this class in the Province. It has a specific gravity of 
 1008,78, and contains in one pound avordupois, the aflixed quantities 
 of the following substances : 
 
 Grains 
 TuLOBiu or Sodium, . . .60,22(^)0 
 Cblobid of Potassium, . ,72800 
 Chu)bid of Calcium, . . ,31003 
 Gbloriu of MaqnesIum, 8,46982 
 Bbomid of Magnesium, . ,02016 
 lODiD OP Maonesicm, . . ,01204 
 Sulphate or Lime, . . . 1,85044 
 
 OflBce of the Geological Survey, 
 Montreal, May 26, 1851. 
 
 Qrains. 
 Cabbonate of Limb, . . . 2,08600 
 Cabbonatb op MAOiiEsiA, 2,54016 
 Cabbonate op Ibon, . . . Traces. 
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 Chemist to the Geological Commistion. 
 
 The Medicinal qualities of the Waters are such that there is never the 
 least inconvenience experienced in making use of it. It does not weaken 
 the system and is not followed by any bad eflfects as is often the case in 
 using more powerful medicines. It is found to be pleasant and beneficial as a 
 morning beverage, improving the appetite, cleansing and purifying the blood. 
 In many diseases incident to Females it is unsurpassed. Families within a 
 " "Jreasonable distance from the Springs will no doubt find it convenient to keep 
 a cask of the water constantly on hand — it is of such a nature that it will re- 
 tain all its qualities at least for twelve months, when kept in a cool place 
 and the cask properly prepared by saturation. 
 
 Orders for the water by mail addressed to the proprietor, Stephen Tucker, 
 Petite Nation, C. E., punctually attended to at moderate prices. C isks will 
 be supplied when ordered. Empty Casks sent to Bamum & Wa' er, For- 
 warders, Montreal, will be immediately forwarded to the Spwiugs and 
 returned. 
 
 Agent» for the sale of the Waters wanted in Canada and the Northern 
 States. Terms to Agents made easy. Persons desirous of taking the agen- 
 cy will please address Stephen Tucker, as above. 
 I Petite Nation, Canada East, June 15, 1863. 
 
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