Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-17

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,,yFR.j. STRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
q n" land. ,ha, great many Visitors from our
d s'"u ,s The other States are vending their way
L,sy retreats, the mineral wale's' ana 'hs
J ,,n3Scanes Of Virginia. Correspondent
u ID" Gam the Waite Sulphur Springs on the 9'h,
row assembled here about 231 persons;
,,-,,. crowd is expected; every hour bringing
80: "s.,pns Ycry few Vrg!nians have yet ar
T rl,rc /, greatly improved since The last sea
nm beautiful cottages aud ornamental ouiia'
,,., being finished for the men, WI" are oeg'n'
Il 81 18Th zach other in these summer establish
=, When the turnpike road is mace rom "'ncnes'e.
NJ "h,r- should no, be surprised to see at least
H's' .ysrv season from the North aud in few
'S... rps, be village here of considerable size
- NJ the Springs is not likely, as in many
Pr.'s 70 be temporary; but must continue as
"' .5s;- A,oun,ains and they will pour into this
is "," ,,-y 7 food OF wealth, which will make II
"A. Garden spo, of Virginia Nothing Is want
-, -, ,,,,d ro,ds to attract Immense crowds
IN, the Fed Sulphur state, that there Is a!rea:
+f'' .;l..,bIc collection a. those Justly celebrated
,,d , large crowd IS expected
- ~" cJ,, SgIriar Springs, Firgiaia.
. 90 ,.,<1.ct that about 100 visitors have already
"T %;r,',,hle Sprng. This is unusually early
"a a s'''' now bid far to be the seat OF
'~eu a. The resort of the invalid from every
'o" .. q: on- common country. We understand, The
"s' '-e a VlRGlNIAN."
,ot letter from an eminent Physician ,cAo has ra.
,g,i, rluoui,r WAis Sulphur Springs, and has had
s,t osDOrtuniiy Of seeing IKE Effects Of lie DatsTS,
a. T' "JuLY, 1888.
.aI row eudsavor 10 answer your enquiries in re-
,,o The virtues of the water Of the tauquier h,ie
go, S,fiors You are aware. that was formerly,
,Ir pfeudiced against mineral waters OF all xmas,
-, s,ossd to attribute most Of The cures ascrloed
sn 20 change of situation, in many instances from
lis Tot healthy region, cheerful and agreeable CONF
r anil exemption from the harsssng cares OF bust
T.; Although now often smile al the exaggerated &C.
m aiven of their efficacy IN cases where they coulu
o,0duced little or benefit yet more Tree inter.
- with intelligent Individuals, who have witnessed
L. effects on Others and "ho III many instances, nave
rsslvcs experienced their beneficial influence, has III
[ :, measure removed my prejudces and convinced me
NJ error Had not changed my opinion before, the
ry cures which have been effected 10y the use OF the
r. OF the Faueuer Springs would have removed all
,,.icN,y could name many cures-i am ignorant
ne INGREDIENTS which this water contains, except so
a, thew are paipable TO tue senses. Sulphur, showing
N in copirus, white deposite, is obviously the most
,m,rent but there are Others certainly OF highly ac
an! medicinal character. 1t is popularity of this
s; which also attaches TO Caldwelrs White Sulphur
rr that # it fails TO procure free excavations, It
oa.7 sxc.les The braa-sotnellmeS even painfully, at
/. ;me time that it greatly increases the appetite
E, g,cciari,y NAV depend on some aerial principle,
g,a il may be difficult to detect by The closest ana
$, would be desirable 10 have this water carefully
..7srd and the result made known. Its value, how
h.: which is we'll established by actual expert
,, should no, be impaired in public estimation by
s but lew Ingredients and those Of small quantity.
Chemical analysis Of mineral waters is liable at best
rest uncertainty. DR.. Gui!dnes in his able treatise
rlaeral springs, remarks that Sin many OF great &C.
rGy chemistry has been able to detect but few IN.
Fsiens;" and the Reviewers makes this comment on
/ passage "Those who contend that the saulary eff.
.s OF any spring may be inferred from its chemical
position. are much at fault; for Murray has most
.5y shown that IN our analyses, we often obtain a
-se product and not the edxet of the waters" EK-
"oce therefore will be our safest and best guide Ybe
k,ss action of the water of the spring is on the bow
he sidneys and the skin. have no doubt that II also
uss Alternative action in most Of the organs OF the
g Much Gifts efficacy will depend on its judlcous use
,ame cases may be advisable TO employ ii for lis ca
;c virtues In such cases lift fail to act sufficiently
IT, would certainly prefer the addition Off smailtca.
nui Of pure white precpta,ed sulphur, 10 each glass
preference the salt usually taken with II, rs 1t would
IN ,auai il no, greater extent increase its activity
lon, chemically interfering with any of its other IN
fsLsn,s Most of the individuals who resort TO The
Errs 10 obtain benefit from drinking the waters la.
e,ses Of the stomach liver spleen, and other import.
organs; inveeraie cuaneous affections, dropsical ct.
aas and other chronic diseases In such cases, the
bier should be used a. an Alternative and mild tonic;
BAT is i, should be taken uniformity and at regular IN
Sas unit, il enters the system, changes the condition
the parts implicated and induces a regular and heal
b action This requires time, and great attention on
part OF the sick. Il is an error too common with
7ahds, To eIpec, complete restoration from linger
chronic disease by the use Of the water for re W
80 or weeks--aIonlhs are sometimes requisite, undeI
regular use of the water, 10 obtain so desirable result
TIE W,rrenton Times Of Saturday says, that "the
actors az was anticipated have made prompt and am
preparation for the reception Of the crowds Of visitors
10 'hroag this beautiful and fashionable place A few
lGs since band Of choice musicians engaged for the
son arrived and every thing which can minister to
c1not, and pleasure Of the guests, has been Prov!d
/, There is ever promise Of crowded season.
375.ltr FyacaS,- Washington Correspondent of the
-,a ikot another GstIcUfT had AIKEN