Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-11
THE TREJE
70 UNTATN OF HEALTH
The Colo SuaEpsazr Springs. Va.


The Colo ssaEphur Springs. Va.
VEVWO miles from the GOSHEN DEPOT of the
4 Chesapeake Il Ohio Rail Road 81 miles
West Of Staunton; so miles from the GREEN
BRIEs WHITE suLfaUk SPRINGS, and within an
easy days journey of BALTIMORE MD, WASH
INGToN, D. c., and RICHMOND and LYNCHBURG,
Virginia as5a .sE 4rss. s 6 IS
i - NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC
- @'s'l't' ~ DISEASES -
/ 49, Medical Properties and Uses of the Water.
/ This water combines in II remarkable degree
/ those properties which renderit remedial agent
| of peculiar, perhaps OF aaequa2led value for the
eradication Of disease and the restoration health
| The extraordinary cures which have been made
/ by it in many Chronic Diseases and in some ca
ses which seemed almost hopeless, justly entitle
! it to rank with the most famous Mineral Springs
| of Virginia and the world. Indeed there is
strong reason to believe that in many of the most
/ serious unmanageable and widely prevailing
diseases that aict the human race, the Cold Sui
/ phur Water is not only the most safe, mid and
pleasant, but also the most certain and e6ectu0t
| remedy yet discovered
Under its benign, revolutonzing and renova-
| ting Influences, many chronic maadies vanish
like the mists of the morning under the rincloud-
ed rays Of the sun; the ruddy glow Of health re-
visits pallld cheeks TO which it had become q
stranger; In many cases animation, elasticity,
| energy and buOyancy supersede the bodily Ian
guor, debility, irritation and disease which had
long relgned supreme in the system, and cheer
/ ful spirits, the natural companions of vigorous
| health, take the place Of that gloomy and mel
| anchoy condition OF the mind which is the le-
gitImate offspring of physical suffering
| Ihls water presents the rare combination OF
Aperlent, Diuretic, Diaphoretic Alternative, Ton
ic and Eutrophic properties. Acting freely up
| on the Bowels, Liver. Kidneys and Skin, it thor
oughly pata'lfieS tie blood, and eliminates from
the system the essential elements of disease
4 o{JO IN
| II lnVIgorates the stomach enriches the vital
hlid; gives tone and energy to the muscles and
nerves renovates the entire organism, and re-
establishes health and strength.
| In Dyspepsia, LiUer Disease Bilious Com
plants, COstiueneSs and General Debility it is a
! remedy of unsurpass ed utility and power.
Especially upon the STOMACH its influence
is prompt, decided and highly beneficial. 1t
speedily relieves heartburn, increases the appe-
| tite and promotes digestion, so that general
| rule persons using it can eat with impunity, and
that all-mportant organ which supplies strength
| and nutriment to the whole system is soon res
| tored to strictly normal condition.
| Beng an efficient Aperiesat and laxative, it
causes regular and healthy action Of the bowels
and IS a most admirable remedy in cases of he-
| 6atatGt constipation.
AS an 0nt1-6laoats remedy it is UNSURPASSED
| over the functions of the LIVER it exercises
| the most powerful and salutary control. IF the
| pie be deficient IN quantity, ii acts as direct
| stimulus to the Livor, and surely though gradu-
l -
| And whether the LAYER be torpid and INSTRUCTED
as In Jd1tdlce. or in an excited and irritated con-
dtlon disehargiiig an excess OF vtiated bile, the
judicious use OF this water is equally eficacious
in unloading the viscus and restoring the seere-
| lions to healthy state
| Being not only free and powerful, but mild
and soothing DIUREHtc, this water sxerts q
| decided sedative and calinative influence over
the Urinary Organs ana has been pre-e1ninent
y successful in cases Of DETERMINATIONS Irritation
and Lsbataty of the Kidaseys, Bladder and IRE
| th4'o AS remedy III such maadies it has no
superior.
IN some Diseases PECULIAR TO FEMALES it is
| highly beneficial Cjsio7osis and Leuco7.rAga
| will be readily cured hy the Sulphur and Cha
| Iybeate waters here. 4t1,senorrhpa and Dysnaen-
orrheG-aohen purely fractional diseases, and I'M
complicated by organic or structural derangs-
| ,nent-wil yield to the same means.
| Gases of Erysipelas, Rheumatism and Caetaaas-
| ous EraptSons have bsen cured by the Cold Sui
| phur Water. Asthnaa, Chronic Bronchitis and
| Chronic Pneumonia will either receive much re-
| lief and ALLEGATION FROM its uss or be entirely
| cured by it.
| Various Chronic fractional arrangements of
/! the HEART, the BRAIN. and the LUNGS, and some
| forms OF n EURALGIA, GoUT and SCRoFULA are,
| IN fact, sympathetic secondary diseases and
have their prime cause or origin n,'and are kept
alive by, "a deranged, eeebled and irritable con
| dltlonlof the stomach and amentary canal. In
| such cases the Gold Sulphur Water by virtue of
its unequalled curative and restorative powers in
diseases of the Digestive Organs, is the appropri-
ate remedy.
| The great Alternative, Tonic, and Eutrophic
properties Of this water clearly shown by the
marked improvement of the general health, and
| the Increase Of flesh and strength which gener-
| ally follow Its use.
| In many cases so speedy and thorough is its
| curative agency that in the language Of dis
| tinguished physician, who had himself seen it's
| effects, ''No one but an ETE WITNESS would be-
lieve in the marveiousl " rapid change to q nor
| NAL condition OR that Of health"
Some Of the cures which have been made by
| it are OF the most extraordinary character Ca
| ses which were apparently of the most hopeless
nature for the relief of which not only ali the
resources of medical ski bastthe most celebrated
| Mineral Springs Of Virginia had been used in
| vain, have been entirely and permanently cured
| by the Cold Sulphur w Water. ~
aa CHALYBEATE SPRING.
Besides the Sulphur Water there is upon the
premises FINE CHALYBEATE SPRING, which
possesses the we'll known virtues of waters Of its
49, LOCATION. CLIMATE, &C.
| This place situated in the midst of the noun
| tains Of Virginia. region of country which has
| long been famous for the diversified character,
| beauty and grandeur OF IT'S scenery The eli
mate in summer is delightful, salubrious and in
| vigorating.
] The buildings here are plain, but comforta Bile,
| and the Hotel accommodations good.
The Hotel VIII DC 0pes, for Visitors
ON the First OF .sune next.
Ngs~ The attention of the public is respectfully
called to the subioined letters and certificates of
| EM1N ENT PHYSICIANS and others, which most
conclusiyely establish the great aud exraordina-
| ~ powers of the COLD SULPHUR WATER
| as remedial agent in many Chronic Diseases
$. GOODE.
Proprietor Cold Sulphur Springs Hotel.
P. 0. address-Goshen Bridge, Rockbrdge
county, Va.
April 18th, 1862
| Extracts from a lsttcr Of Dr. G. r. HARRIS, q
distinguished physician of Staunton, Va. His
| opinion of the curative power of the Cold Sui
| phur Water in diseases of the Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Skin.
| 'tFronl what have known and now witness
| by ocular demonstration have no hesitation in
| stating that as q valuable Tonic Alternative or
| Eutrophic and Diuretic the Cold Sulphur has no
| superior if an equal. any where"
| TN diseases OF the Liver Stomach, Kidneys
| and Skin, its curative power IS wonderful. The
| larger proportion of patients who now in at
| tendance have been and are now suffering from
| Chronic Gastritis or Dyspepsia, with sympathetic
| functional disturbance OF the liver ana Kidneys
| And the curative agency of the water is so ex-
tremely rapid in the ame!ioration ofall the grave
attendant evils, symptoms or sequences of gastric
disturbance that no one but an eye witness would
| believe in the mervelousy rapid change to nor
| nal condition or that Of health"
Letter of Dr. j. L. CABELL, the eminent Pro-
fessor of Physiology and Surgery ofthe Univer-
sity of Virginia LAS the result Of his obserya-
| tons on the ground, he formed most favorable
! opinion of the value Of the water"
| UNIvERsITY OF VIRGINIA,
/ January 80, 1869
SaM,T GooDE F.o Cold Sulph. SPRINGS