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MadiSOn WATER Cure.

yIyIIS INSTITUTION il delightfully."- situated the South
margin Of Lake Mcnona opposite and in full
tue CITY OF Madison and sufficiently removed from the
public thorougtarcs and business localities to insure
disturbed quiet totle invalid The grounds, comprising
about SO acres beautifully unduiating bordering the
lake for than half mile, covered with line native
oaks and shrubbery and the scenery in the vicinity
bracine 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 OF accommodating about 100
patients have been recently reftted In style
passed by any similar this country with
the discrimination 10 establish tbs Cure upon perman
| ent basis and make II trnya
MODEL. WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
Where drug poison will be administered, but the
Cure conducted upon strictly Hydropathc and Hygiene
principles pledging ourselves that or expense
will be spared to promote the health and comfort those
visiting the Cure The proprietor Is happy
tie public that he has secured the medical services Of
York and Professor in the Hygieo Therap eutc Medical
College Of New York who viii be assisted in the female
department by Mrs. Doctor A. May. Females wishing
treatment may rest assured Of having their
sklfully treated DR. May is so. favorably known
skllfu Hydropahc Practitioner that ii Is unnecessary
To say that patients will receive all the skill the profession
affords Eleetro-Chemca Baths administered when
needed. Diseases of females made speciality and
treated with success seldom attained even apparently
hopeless cases may not despair Of help.
The frendsol patients, persons travelling for health
pleasure and gentlemen going into the country with
their families, will find this tine location with great
rcty OF amnsemcnts and excellent accomnodatoDs. An
excellent Bowling Alley has lately been added for the
benefit OF patients.
and excellent stabing and carriage ROOM with capab
and careful groom is provdedfor those who wish keel
their own conveyance Boats, guns, and fishing tackl
provided as required An extensive Laundry Is
ed with the establishment and the linen Of the in
WILDE washed whenever desired.
PRICES REDUCED Patients for board and full treat
ment incl.dng ordinary atenanceof bath men bath
maid, from Sc $40 per week No additional charge ~
Are and lights where the rules OF Che house compile,
with CONSULTATION FFE, in all eases S. All bills paya
BILE weekly ADVANCE. Patients and boarders mus
furnish their own bathing clothes or they hire then
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