The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-14

GUNNER RESORTS.
ARM SPRINGS BATH COUNTY

IA Ann SPHIN6s. BATH GOuN1 :,
" VA This celebrated wa,ecing Place, which Ia
new oren for the reception a,d accommodation of
visitors is situated ia Bath county. Va one hum
dred and seventy miies west Of hichmnnj.
These waite = have been long and Justly ftfned for
their curative g.alitcs IN various dstsses. rs we'll
rs for the luxury II bathing. Their properties are
gently s.erieet diu cite da pharetc and alte ratve
aud espeeiay applicable to the treatment OF the
following diseased Z nations, viz:
t7roatc RhfanaiSn ami tioat, and disc ases re aut-
ing fl their latent existence. Affections ct the
Spinal Marrow. aud their consequences; Paraiysis:
Hgmapgia, following suppressed excavations from
Hmtnorrhoid or Uterine derapeemeu:s or He:astasss
a t.osft or Information: APscti0nS tf The Jglats;
LnBbrga; sciatica; tbatrdcI{ons and NOR hid condi
tsn@ of Tie bonas The ttoie class IF the Cnidaeoas
afscians: DyS1esfc; torpid and otherwise dsran1ei
qhe nrcprietors have in their possession. large
nn.s Der q certificates from the most Respectable
peraOns. testy ing in TIC strongest language Ia the
great benefits theg haEr derived from the Warm
Springs faiths. in a variety OF disease; a number
cf them obstinate chronic Affections VIII ch were
entirely removed They seiect the following from
among thcae certili. ates net that il presents the
strongest case but thar it relates To class oil is-
oaacs which IL Is aupp1sed generally. the baths are
not especially adapted TO. THIS eiteg is FROM the
ostimable lady Il The Rev W. Il. McELwEE. OF Lex
LEXINGTON. VA, May 18TH 1853
MEssRs VILE CO sins Having a most sig
ua manner bean bent t;ed By tie of the B;s@ ut
the arm Springs cannot refuse to i've nay certih
cate-beiieyiug that il may recon- eDs these ateI
10 other inv .lids who are similarly afflicted.
Fer several long, weary mouths in tbs winter Of
ih3 was dreadfully affl:c led with ttstyitls CtTo
nae bitamataon a the Mofaach. Sly autte,iEcs at
times crncistinr; and n stomach WAS n
snch An irr'ated condition that oblged 20 con.
hnc myself for several months together on frozen
cream The slightest departure from This rauiuen
Would Increase the inflammation and bring un vi lent
paroxylaso Of suffering. threatening inne9te death.
A physician OF great skill devoted the most un
wearied attention III applying relntts to bGtsn the
dsease but medicin y seeE1ei 10 have bat little
power | became extremely eraaciated, being re-
duced from ia pounds down to about 70.
finalhE th ~ haJ germ v as in very low sfata,
and that medicines taken internally had no effect
ans bathing Tho biisteru- had tendency to re-
move the irritation from my stomach by drawing il
to hr surface. but The warm bath proved enally
beneficial from Its first application, that ay PHI ISL
clan and friends determined immediately to send M
10 the Warm Springs so soon as the weather would
ad'nit OF my travelling with safety.
Accordiugly, about the st OF une (l254l arrived
az these Justly celebraied SPRING. The eff Ct Of the
Faith on me was moe wonderful than magic. |
"ei2h'd - pounds on the day Of my arrival; the
first week gained pounds soon | al ardoned my
rigid stem Of detnE nnd hesal, to eat whatevcr
" popndS ci flesh, and was entirely restored to
health.
Ever since 20 the present time my general health
has been good as at am former period Of my life.
ascTibe il chiefly, under the blessing Of God to the
use of your delightful Baths,
iESjE i. McELWEE.
concur fully in the above statement of my ie.
As regards the extremely low and almost hopeless
conG ion OF her health aud tha heEefc. effects Of
the Warm Bath il restoring ht thu statement fails
rather below. than above, the yertabe state Of the
facts Yours, &c,
WM VI mCEEWEE.
We add the following relative TO a sorreW hat re-
narkabir cage q; a worthy South Carolina gentle
rnan. who was 'ntireIy restored, after seeking in
vail Tor relief eis-W here:
CHARLcsr3E s. c, Sept. 49, 1857.
To the Perpetrators + tie Warm Springs, "a.
GENTS: In reply 70 yours. cheerfuly furnish
y0u n statement OF the benefits have received by
The use Of your valuable baths:
IL the summer ot 1873. had severe attack at
rheumatism, and, 50 euon - | "a able 70 move
~as adv. Sei to try your bnthF which | reached III
July, unable to walk without great dhcultI. /
Speut SOME ten da' with L. using the Puuge aud
Spout Bath, by which was entirely rsIe5 ed from
acute PAIN sllij ruuGied to walk freely. thcE Wis
tied other points Iii the Mountains, and after alb
-euCe OF a trw " exc, returned % the Warm much
IS | left. when resumed nee of tho Gath,
which had most happy effect in removing the
remnant OF ms disease, aud resulted III permanent
cure.
have since vi tied the Springs to enjoy the luxu-
~ OF bathing and the Comfort OF ypur well lufl,ct
81 'sta Bills i!ment, and always fee. ;hat am bene-
stted by doing 50.
Very respectfully.