The Water-Cure Journal is a collection of volumes 21-25 of the journal that was published in the mid-19th century. The journal was devoted to the water-cure movement, which was a popular health movement at the time. It contains articles on health and wellness, as well as personal stories of people who underwent water-cure treatments. This is an interesting historical document that sheds light on 19th century health practices.

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