The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13
SUMMER REaORTe.

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VA -~Ths celebrated Watering Place, which il
nsw open tor the reception aLd accommodation of
vsitors, ia situated In bath county, Va one huu-
dred and seventy miles west of Richmond.
These waters have been long and Ju"tly famed for
their curative Qualities IN various diseases. as well
a. for the luxury ef bathing. Their properties are
gently aDefient diu etc ola pharetic and Alternative
and especially applicable to the treatment Of the
following diseased nations, VIZ.
Chroatc hheUmatism and siosa and diseases result
ing ire m their latent existence Affections of the
Spinal Marrow, and their consequences: Paralysis:
Hefnapgia, following suppressed excavations from
HamorEhotd or Uterine deran gements or HefdstaseS
q 6psa ~ Rheumatism; 4gections II tie JOINTS
Lanibogd: sciatica. Coatractfons and m Drftd coui
tons OF the bones The sot0e class If the Cianeous
GBt,to'es: Dg$pspsas torpid and otherwise derda9s
c0'dltioaS Of tie Ltrer
The proraistors have in their possession a large
number Of certificates from the most respectable
pertona. teatYnG In the strongest language 20 the
great benefits they have derived from the Warm
Springs Baths. III a variety OF diseases: number
oi them obstinate chronic affections which were
among these cortit ates. not that il presents the
strongest case, but that it relates to Class OF dis
not especially adapted to. This letter is from the
estimabie lady OF the Rev w. N. AcELwEE. OF Lex
ingtoD. this State:
MEssRs WISE Co -Sirs Having mos. sig-
nal manner been benefited by the OF the Bath at
the Warm Springs cannot refuse to give II certih
cate-belieying that it may recommend these ateI
10 other invAliis who are similarly afflicted:
1850 was areasfnilv si9icteJ " ;ih liSt,,,iE C.ro
NC Iajitaatioi1 Of tie Sonsacl. Ny snferings at
times were most txcruciatinQ; and ny stomach was
sHch an irrtated condition tbatl Was obliged to con
line yseit for several months together on frozen
cream. The slightest departure frui. this regn
would increase the inflammation and ing on violent
Of suffering. threatening immediate death.
ph ysiciau OF great skill devoted the most I'M
weared attention IN applying Remedies to bafs the
| disease put medicin-s seemed 70 have but little
power. | became extremely emaIiaied, being re-
duced from 40 pounds down to aGou, 20.
FINDING that my sy-tem was Ia very low state.
and that medicines taken internally had no effect,
my ply scisn gnt me nnder system Of BiisteFing
ana Bathing The blister ing Iad tendency TO re-
move the Irritation f. om my stomach by drawing it
to the surface. but the warm bath proved sjInaly
beneficial from It's first application. that ay physi
clan and friends determined immediately to send me
TO tho Warm Springs so soon the weather would
admit OF my travelling with safety
Accordingly about the ist OF June {S54) arrived
these justly celebrated Spring. The effect % the
Bath Oh me was mo,e wonderful than magic I
weighed 50 pounds on the tav fmy arrival: tie
first week gained pounds Soon abandoned my
rigid ystrIn Of dieting. and began to eat whatever
desired wilkins " ,eks COINED not less thar -fH5'
hsa R'''S '' mesh" anu "'' sH"'S'y restored 10
Ever since the present tEle. my general health
has b,eu az good as At any former period of my life.
ascrbe it thiefy under the blessing ofGod, to the
Use OF your delightful baths.
Very respectfully
ANNIE T. MCELWEE.
concur fully In the above statement of my life.
As regards the extremely low aud almost hopeless
the Warm Bath in storing Der, TIL statement fails
rather below, than above tie veritahle Of the
facts Yours, &c,
wM n MCELWEE
We adj the foilowi0g relative 10 a sou eahat re-
markable case Of worthy South Carolina gentle
man. who was entirely restored. after seeking in
vain for relief elsewhere
CHAElEsT}N, s. G, Sept. Il. 1857
10 The Frcprtetors IF the Eaym Sprays, Ia.
GENTS: IN reply to yours, cheerfuily furnish
you "a statement Of the beuetits | have received by
the use Of your valuable baths:
Ia the summer OF 1873, had severe attack et
rheumatism and. 30 / wa able TO move, |
Sas ADVISED to try your baths, which reached in
July, unable to walk without great dtfcuitF |
spent DAYS with y u, using the Plunge and
Spout Bath, by which entirely relieved from
acute pain and enabled to walk freely. then Wis
tied other points in the Mountains, and after alb
sence Of Il lew weeks returned to the " arm much
- | left, when | resumed tree nee OF the Bath,
which had most happy ELECT III removing the
remnant u my disease and resulted in permanent
cure.
have since vi-itcd the Springs TO enjoy the luxu-
r. OF bathing and the comfort OF your we'll conduct
ed establishment, and always teel that | am beue-
EIted by doing go
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