Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-14
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Tx. YAH. desires TO lnfofm his friends a I'D e,.r -
fons That he Is about removing his Estabs me mi from
concord NJ H., to tar more eligible and beau, fI Ioc,
on In franklin N H. ~ miles North Of his present re-,
idence In bis new establishment be will have every "a
cty for the fullest administration of the hydropathc
all kindred resources and Is able to offer every induce
10 the health seeking invalid TO take his abode hi
house. He has beautiful and costly building large
enough to accommodate from rs 100 PATIENTS finished
into large elegant and airy rooms. appropriately furnish
ea; large and handsome parlors well arranged Bath
rooms SPLENDID bowling alley; large and beautiful
na Tor gymnastic exercises, dancipg &c all connected
WIN tho main building so that patients may pass from
TO the other in all kinds of weather. without exposure and
WIN the greatest facility.
The surrounding country is full of romantic scenery,
oil mountain, hill, diver woodland and valley and the pros
pect from the institute and from adjacent hills is truly de-
ehtni The air is fine ind bracing, and The sbun
dal and excellent. The walks and drives exceeding
inviting, while at short distance fine opportunities
lot the heahfu and exherang exercises Of rowing and
swimming.
One mile and half distant lies the Webster Lake-as
beautiful sheet of water be found any where
among the Granite Hills" where the iusrious expoun
der OF the Constitution accustomed indulge in his
iaVone pasme The pickerel and the perch still abound
IN liz waters alurng hher many votary of the tackle
ana roi Patients and guests will have opportunity
10 ENJOY ride to this spot daily to glide with the plant
oar over me smooth surface of tbs lake, enjoy quiet
stroll upon its inviting banks.
Ashor distance to the South occupying the intervaIe
OF tne Merrimack lies The Webster Homestead" the
birthplace and country seat of the immortal orator"
where int resting relics the possession of the great
statesman, are still preserved.
PRESIDENT franklin Pierce visiting this location few
years ago. pronOunc ed one of the most eligible To-
cations Tor Water CUE all New England. The pro.
prelor hestates not to tina, no place in New Eng
land or ont Of It, is better calculated interest the inva
d, or furnish to his sinking frame the elements of recu
peraton, and he determined to spare no pains to make
It one Of the very best establishments the land.
me institution win be entirely democratic in Its charac.
''the sfeae eodd 10 te ereaes, nunbsr0 The arrange
m be .1sh sa. while those Of the most moasras
Sa,oHa ne most asiidious be their
hotel table will be set for the accommodation of IA
ehts friends and other guests and VISITORS who may
choose while the care will be observed in fur
nshnF the PATIENTS table with that simplicity and variety
SO Indispensable to his recovery and which, when pIop-
erly habituaed to it, is so grateful to his appetite
such patients as may wish to labor to a certain extent,
as recreation will have the opportunity afforded and if
.ney aesire H. Will be allowed a proper compensation
tneefo This arrangement aft rds an opD,rtlDty to the
Invalid to reduce his expenses considerably, and
WI f ~ nopeu bring the Water Cure within the reach Of
lar greater number, not indeed of all that desire il.
Dr Wis thorough disciple of the Water Cure has had
NUMBER oil years experience in its administration and
its astonishing eic ICY. T'
VI Inc WAFER Cure is adapted TO nvalis of every des-
o'. IL los'oes All sorts of cases, where every kind
a'us meacaoa has been vaniy employed Tor years
's ho' pretended however that It Is Invaluable cure
All IN every possible and stage of disease there
Is an extent to which organic changes NAV adyauce in the
human system, or point below hic the vital mowers
may nave sunk, which will render recovery an utter i'm
pnssbiiy Dr. w is willing howe ser to give nm opInion
VI o cuaonty OF any case after suicent opro runty
is gwen hmo thoroughly investigate It's nature and prob
ape result And In case he promises cure will make no
cnarge TOR or treatment in the of failure If
Tue patient desires 10 make such arrangement provd
ed always that the patient implicitly follows his ADV &c for
a reasonable PERIOD
od cases OF chronic Diseases well as more recent and
acut eases sii succumb to the water treatment 1t thor
oughy pnres the system, removing drug poisops and all
otner impurities therefom ond places il back upon the
Original platform OF NATURE Persons who have been once
cured by water appliances aud regimen may dispense if
they choose with the use all drug poons during the re-
mander OF their lives Drug remedies which have vain in
the system for years, as calome iodine and onsrs are oft
en- tasted and smet by being free rm their hiding pla
ces and persons who have been years before savated
wD mercury are very apt to be savaied the second time
whie undergoing tho cure thus showing that water
power to reach the iDmost of frames and
leve them from the presence of most ni"c and destruc
i've elements and hus enable the recupeatve folces
do their perfect work.
Dr. VS. New Establishment at franklin will be opened
May 10th. circular containing particulars will be sent
to applicants who desire it.
Concord, May 10, 1855 Cliff