The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-14
: GUNNER RESORTS.
WARM SPRINGS. BATH connT,

w VA This celehra ed waserinv place ,rh,r, 4,
NV open Tot the reception aid accommodation Of
| Visitors. u situated 10 Bath county Va one hu,
drsd and seventy mil. west OF Richmond. ~
These wate,s have been long and Justly famed FIR
as for the luxury ef bathing Their nrnnertss ~.
gently aperieat din etic diapharetic and Alternative
are sspsoay sppiicalle to the treatment Of the
| borrowing diseased conditions. viz:
ohrene hteantdt,s1s and Govt and diseases result.
ing ir.m their latent existence Affections OF the
spinai Marrow. and their consequences. T,rr0ixfs
Hamspga, following suppressed evacuattsns ram
Hanlorrhoid or Uterine deran eements or Hef1s1s,s
LaBitdgd; scatca; tsniracs,01s and n,orhid eand,
ti9esoi the bones The avhele class If he Ctiaasos
egsg.s: ayspePsa torpid and otercse deranoeti
The proprtetors have in their possession a large
| number OF certlhcates from the most respectak lie
great benefits they have derived from the Warm
sp.,ngs Baths. In variety of diseases; a number
entirely removed. They select the following from
among these eertiic stes. not that II presents the
sstonsest case but that il relates to class OF dis
not especially adapted to- This letter is from the
estmaele lady Of the Rev. w. N. McELwEs, of Lex.
| ington. thisState:
| . LEXINGTON Va May 18th 1873
MsssRs. WISE Go -Sirs Having q a most Gig
nal manne rbeen benefited by the use of the Bath at
the arm springs cannot refuse to give my certifi
cate-belteyiDg that il may recomr END these ate,
| TO other Inv .lids who are similarly afflicted.
for several long. weary months, in the winter OF
1881 Twas dreadfuly afflicted with Glsrifis CARO-
nc Itttamatio,s Of tie Sonaach. Ny sufferings at
al
such an irIitated coalition that was Obliged 10 con.
me myself for several months together on frozen
cream. 1bA slightest departure from this requiem
Woud increase the inflammation ana bring on vi ient
paroxymso suffering. threatenin immed ate death
physician OF great skill devoted the most un
wearied attention in apply ing remedies to battle the
| disease but medicin seemed to have hut little
power l became extremely emaciated, being re-
dueed from 40 pounds down to about 10.
Finding that my system was in very low state.
and that medicines taken internally had no effect
my ply scian gnt me under system of Blistering
NO had farI
move the irritation from my stomach by drawing it
TO the surface but the warm bath proved gnally
oenehcia from It's first application, that my pin ysi
clan and friends determined Immediately to send me
TO the warm Springs. so soon the weather would
admit OF my travelling with safety.
Accordingly, about the Ist of June 0S54) arrived
AZ these justly celebrated SPRING.. The effect of the
tath on me was moe wonderful than magic. |
FIRST week gained pounds Soon abandoned my
rigid system of dieting, and began to whatever
desired. Withins weeks gained not less than for
health.
Ever since, to the present time, my general health
has been As good as at any former period of my life
ascribe il ely, under the blessing of God to the
use of your delightful Baths
ANNIE 4. MsELwEE.
concur fully in the above statement of my ife
condi ion of her health and the beneficial effects of
the Warm Bath in restoring her the statement falls
rather below than above the yeritabie state of the
facts Yours, &C,
wM NJ McELwEE.
We add the following relative TO a somewhat re-
msrkable case of a worthy South Carolina gentle
man, who was entirely restored, after seeking in
vain for relief elsewhere:
CHARLESTON. 8. G., Sept. IS. 1857.
TO the ProprietorS Of the Warm Springs, Va.
GENTe: in reply to yours, cheerfully furnish
yop statement of the benefits have received by
the OF your valuable baths:
In the summer of 1855, had severe attack Of
rheumatism. and, so soon as L was able TO move |
vas ADVISED to try your baths, which reached in
July, unable to walk without great difficulty. |
spent some ten day with you. using the Plunge and
spout Bath, by which WAS entirely relley ed from
acute pain and enabled to walk freely. | then Wis
tied other points in the Mountains, and after alb
sence of a few weeks. returned to the Warm much
a. ! left, when resumed tree use of the Bath
which had most happy effect in removing the
remnant OF my disease. and resulted in permanent
cure.
have since visited the Springs to enjoy the luxu,
ry of bathing and the Comfort of your well coIfiE4
ed estabiis hmeut, and always feel that am bene-
atted by dong so.