Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-02
This Institution Combines Superior
Advantages for the Cure of the Sick,


l. Its location is nealthy. Wherever anything is
known of this region, il is noted for health statistics
prove Pittsburgh TO much healthy than any other
city OF Its size ~ the United Suites. Here entire
y free from the ngues and fevers common 10 muiy
parts Of the West and alnos, exempt from the puno-
At the Cure, owing its peculiar locality we always
have cool breezes at night which renders this OF the
most comfortable places in summer even in the hottest
weather During The winter we are protected from The
bleak wines oil the North by The high hills ad thick for
ess TO the North and Northeast Of the Cure.
2. This institution is supplied with an abundance of
pure, soft spring water, gushing from the high hills and
sandstone rocks near it. Its sofl water cannot be too
so certainly or speedily where hard is used in the
treatment II your object is IN institution where
at the lea, expense be crreful TO select "Cure at
which the wuter is pure and soft Other things being
Srp ehasas,s oi % yood disease one
better. An unhealthy climate, and hard and impure wn-
ter ore by no means promotveo certain speedy
g. Our scenery is truly grand, varied mud enlyenng.
The Cure has in lis hundreds OF OF native for
est high hills deep ruvines huge and shaded walks
ni6ceni steamDoals ad its shifting variety OBJ
ecs 10 gladden. the eye and satisfy the mind, and the
our door, adding life und animation to the scene.
4. Its ease of access. We the lines Of Rail
roads lending from all the great cities OF the Yves, 10 all
points in the East Persons coming here need carri-
ages 10 convey them from tho station 10 the Cure, |, is
but short distance. r.- =
We huve spared no pain. to make the Pittsburgh Wa
ter Cure what its natural advantages of climate water
and natural scenery &c, &C. indicated shosld be- the
Staes Our expenses in fitting up this place. including
the cost OF the grounds connected with it, have been
about twenty-five thousand dollars We have lately ad-
ded TO II farm which will enable produce own
vegetables milk and butter, fruit Of all kinds &C., &C.,
that patients always feel certain OF getting pure milk
and fresh butter, vegetables and fruits, tsL
The following among the diseases we have treated
successfully: Dyspepsia with its train Of other diseases
Liver Complaint Constipation of the Bowels, Chronic
DinrrhGa, mcipient Consumption, Asthma, Bronctis
Laryngius, Coughs Scroula In all It's various manifesto
tons We have treated successfully every form Of skin
dsease prevalent IN this couatry.
To females suffering with diseases peculiar TO their
we appeal with confidence, rarely fail 10 Of
feet In those No matter how long the pa
tent has been confined 10 her bed room, how much
pain she has suffered she here with the great
est assurance TINT her health can be restored Head
Ache, Vertigo, Inflammation Of the Eyes Spinal Irrta-
ton, Curvature Of the spne Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Nervousness Epilepsy, Rickes, Partial Deafness Fever
and Ague, oil diseases OF the Reproductive Organs Dia
belts, Dropsy, &c. &C. We have treated following
acute diseases with entire ut the patients homes
Bilious Infammatory, Typhus, Typhoid, Caiarrh and
Scarlet Fevers, Measles Dysentery Bloody Fiux, D
arrh9a Cholera Infinmm, Cholera Morbus, lnhalnms-
tion Of the Bowels Acute Rheumatism, &c, &c. For
exercising nnd amusement have gymnastics, calls
fhclics, walking boating, bowling; &c, &C., amusing
aud innocent games and plays Of all Kinda
This Institution 10 large enough to accommodate one
hundred patients The rooms large, airy and well
furnished The hath on each hoor OF the
building, 90 that patients all convenient 10 them