Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29
This Institution Combines Superior
Advantages for the Cure of the Sick.

>~'"'"Soo AoT VIC Sure OF Cne SICK.
l. Its location is healthy. Wherever onvtbino is
Known of this region is noted for its health
prove rishurg TO much more healthy than any hrr
cly OF It's size ~ the United States Here we ire entire
" lfee from the agues ed fcvers common 10 many
parts 81 the We' and almost exemp, from The puno.
Al the Cure owing to It's peculiar Locality, we aways
have cool freezes 1T night which renders Ills one OF Ike
weather During The winter we are pro,ectej rom hr
bleak winfs Of the Norb BY The high hills and thcL lor
esis TO the North md Northeast OF the Cure
This Institution is supplied with MI abundance of
purr' sou spring water gushing from the high hills nnd
II rocks ne"r It's soii water cannot he
so certainly or speedily where hard winter is used IN r
treatment Your object is 10 go to institution where
at the least expense, lie crreiul to select Cure nj
which The water is pure and soft Other things b,ina
equal your chances of recovery II your disease is one
OF sehoIs character, or Of long standing are much
better An unhealthy climate, hard a,ld impure wa
ter are by no Pronotve certain or speedy eur
g. Our scenery isiruy grand varied and enIyenins
The Cure has In its hundreds OF Of native for
ss sh hils deep rnylnrs huge rocks and shaded walks
M front The ONO River with its crystnk waters and mag.
nhcent steamboats, and its shifting variety Of on.
ees 10 gladden. the eye and satisfy the mind aid The
raroed carrying its thousands Of passengers In view OF
our door, adding life and animation to the scene
Z. Its case OF access We on the lines Of Rail.
points in the Fast Persons coming here need no csrr
ages to convey them from the station the Cure as i s
We have spnred no pains jp make the Pittsburgh Wa
ter Cure what It's natural advantages Of climate water
anu natural scenery &c. &C. indicated Ii should be- the
best Cure III the West and equal any ona in the UniIed
states Our expenses in fitting up this place. including
the cost of the grounds connected with H. have been
about twenty-five thousand dollars We have lately nd
ded TO farm which will enable TO produce our own
vegetables, milk and butter fruit of all kinds &c &c 40
tha patients can always feel certain OF getting pure mill
and fresh butter, vegetables and fruits : IN 'TI TT
The following are among the diseases we have treated
successfully: Dyspepsia, with ts train of other disease
Liver Complaint Constipation Of tho Bowels Chronic
DiarrhnA lncipient Consumption, Asthma, Broncits |
LayngIs Coughs, Scrofla III al lis various maniIest.
lions We have treaed successfuy every form Of skin
disease prevalent IN this cou'itry. -, 1000 rlt
10 females suffering with diseases peculiar TO their
we appeal with confidence, WE rarely ever fh 10 sE
icct cures In those cases No matter tong the pH
iirn has been confined 10 her bed room or how much
PAIN she has suffered she here with the great
est assurance that her health can be rsilored Head
Ache Vergo, Inflammation Of the Eyes, Spinal Irral
ton, Curvature Of the Spine, Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Inmbago, Lumber Abscess, Hip Disease. psrnlvsis j
Nervousness Epilepsy, Rckeis, Partial Deafness Fever
and Agne all diseases Of the Reproductive Organs Na-
belts Dropsy, &c, &c We have treated tue following
acnte discnses with enre success the patient honest
bilious, lniamrnatory, Typhus, Typhoid Calarth and
Seare. Fevers, Measles Dysentery Bloody Flux Di-
arrhrn, Cholers lnfAnum Cholera Morbus Infainma.
ton OF the Bowels Acute Rheumatism, &C., &C. For
exercising and amusement have gymnastics calls
thenics, walking boating, howlingi &c. &C. amusing
and innocent games and plays Of all kinds l'7T -
Ths insttauon is large enough 10 accommodate one
hundred patients The rooms are large airy and well I
furnished The bath rooms on each hoor Of the |
bniding, so that patients are all convenient to them