A considerable portion of its importance and prosperity arises from the influx of visitors to its sulphur and chalybeate springs and baths.
Sometimes chalybeate water and the oil clyster produce good effects; but it is better, if possible, to procure for the bird its most natural food.
Handel prescribes chalybeate water mixed with a little milk for their drink, which, he says, is an easy and certain cure.
As Prussian blue yields no appreciable quantity of hydrocyanic acid under the conditions existing in the animal organism, “the sedative action of hydrocyanic acid” must be as hypothetical as the chalybeate properties attributed to it.
He was obliged to break in upon his daily routine, employ an assistant, and early in July his physician ordered him to set out for Engadine, and try the chalybeate water-cure at Saint Moritz.
After having drained two glasses of the chalybeate waters, and breakfasted heartily, he set out, crossed the Inn, and began the ascent to the forest.
The island is watered by several short rivers, mainly on the east and south; there are numerous fresh water springs, as well as hotchalybeate and sulphurous springs.
It is celebrated for its saline chalybeate waters (twelve springs), which are specific in cases of anaemia, feminine disorders and diseases of the nervous system, and were used in the 16th century.
Dr Alibert who has frequently prescribed it in debility of the digestive organs, chlorosis and in passive haemorrhages, considers it may be classed amongst the most powerful of Chalybeate waters.
This water is remarkably clear and has a chalybeate taste.
It is situated within the crater of Saint Léger, containing 8 acidulous, alkaline, and chalybeate springs, temp.
In the neighbourhood is a chalybeate spring, called La Fontaine des Quatre.
Omnibuses to the sparkling chalybeatespring of Bondonneau, 2½ m.
At the foot of the crater, just where the path leading to the top commences, is a gaseous chalybeate spring; not unlike those of Vals.
Within the last two centuries both these springs have repeatedly disappeared and been recovered, and always retaining their chalybeate qualities till of late.
The sportula was a form of charity corresponding to the annona civica.
Numerous mineral springs (chalybeate and sulphurous) exist both north and south of the Caucasus ranges, e.
In the neighbourhood of Belturbet, near the small lake of Annagh, is a carbonated chalybeate spring.
I vow that so chalybeate an expression could not be attained by lesser means.
Have all the sweet springs of compassion dried up, leaving us nothing but the cataracts of chalybeate to nauseate the palate?
Neurasthenics are sometimes treated at chalybeate or thermal muriated saline spas; but such treatment is entirely secondary to the general management of the case.
Bakewell is noted for a chalybeate spring, of use in cases of chronic rheumatism, and there are baths attached to it.
Many fine chalybeate and other springs rising through solid rock from a depth of about 650 ft.
Downpatrick, seated on a small river nearly in the centre of the county, has been long celebrated for its sulphurated chalybeate spa, at the foot of Slieve Croob mountain at about 2 m.
Chalybeate spring, said to be good in gravelly complaints.
Iron exists, at least in small quantities, as evinced by the chalybeate springs in the mountainous districts.
And sometimes he would go down in a hired vehicle and a sealskin trimmed coat, and sometimes, when his feet permitted, he would walk to the Pantiles, and there he would sip chalybeate water under the eye of his cousin Jane.
He stands under that chinaware window where the spring spouts, and holds and sips the glass of chalybeate water in his hand.
Two chalybeate springs, Sunninghill Wells, were a fashionable resort in the eighteenth century.
Two chalybeate springs at Sunninghill were at one time quite well known.
Shortly afterwards a chalybeate spring was discovered in the grounds, an event which obliterated the name of the Waterman's Arms in favour of the Bermondsey Spa Gardens.
Just opposite is a solid drinking fountain of polished granite, with inscription to the effect that it is in memory of Susanna Noel's gift, and here the chalybeate waters may still be tasted.
Well Walk is the most celebrated spot in Hampstead, for here flow the famous chalybeate waters, which rivalled those of Bath and Tunbridge Wells, and in their best days drew an amazing army of gay people to the spot.
I have heard something about you which is very painful," she said one day as they sat together beside the chalybeate spring.
The glory of the place, and the reason of its being, as I suppose, is a chalybeate spring in a woody hollow before the post-office.
Further that iron is astringent, also that Chalybeate water quenches thirst: and they adduce the cooling effect of thermal iron waters.
There is a chalybeate well near the town, and 7-1/2 m.
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