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Madison Water Cure.

T,IIs INSTITUTIONS delightilly situated on the South
i margin of Lake Menona, opposite aud in fun view
tiie City Madison, and sufficiently removed from the
public thoroughares and business localities, insure
disturbed quiet TO the invalid. The grounds, comprising
about so acres beautifully unulatnp, bordering the
Lake for than hafa mile, covered with tine native
oaks and shrubbeTy and the scenery in the vicinity
bracing every variety ofandscape makes this the most
enchanting and lovely retreat in the North West.
The buildings, which are large elegant and comfort
ably furnished and capable ofaccommodating about 100
patients have been recently rettted In style not sur
passed by any smilarestabshmentm this country with
the determination 10 establish this Cure upon perman-
| ent basis and make ittrulya
| MODEL WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT, 81.
Where no drug poison will be administered but the
Cure conducted upon strictly ydropathc and Hygiene
principles pledgng ourselves that pains expense
will be spared 10 promote the health and comfort OF those
visiting the Cure The proprietor happy 10 u
the public that ne has secured the medical services
Dr. o. W May, (latc partner of Dr. r. T. Trail Of New
York, and Professor IN the Hygieo Therapeutic Medical
College OF New York who will be assisted in the cmal,
department by Mrs. Doctor A. May. Females wishing
treatment may assured of having their cases mos
sklfuIiy treated Dr. May il so favorabfy known as
skilfM Hydropathc Practitioner that ii Is unnecessary
to say that patients VIII receive all the skill the profession
Affords Electro-Chemcal Baths administered whef
needed. Diseases OF females made speciality and
treated with seom attained even apparently
hopeless cases may not despair OF help.
The friends Of patients, persons travelling for heath
or pleasure and gentlemen going into the country will
their families, will ind this fine location, with great va
rcty OF anusements and excellent Accommodations. An
excellent Bowling Alley has lately been added for tht
benelft of patients. - ..-...... ~e.y,- p.
Horses and Carriages will be furnished atthe house
and excellent stablng and carriage ROOM with capab,
groom Is provided for those who wish keel
their own conveyance. Boats, guns, and fishing tackle
provided required An extensive Laundry
ed with the establishment and the linen of the invalid
wilibe washed whenever desired S5-A fEta
Pucss REDUCED Patients for board and full treat
ment, including ordinary attendance bath men or bath
maid, from soto so per week! No additional charge 10
fire and lights where the rules Of the house compile
with coSsuirArIos Ffr, in all cases S. All hills paya
bic weekly IN ADVANCE. Patients and boarders mus
furnish their bathing csoihes they hire thei
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