The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22
nz- THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS

me- THE AIIENIlON VI iSAA oA''0
AT THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, and OF lsVA-
LIDS and PLEAsURE-SEEkERSe everywhere Is
rasncctfu,lv called to the advertisement of the
sTRIBLING SPRINGS,
which will he found elsewhere In this paper. inc
remarkable cures which have been MADE by these
waters In various diseases OF the most
r,tura copcJuslvelv prove, what their analysis
oIo.r,1 ,pd,cutes. that as curative and medicinal
agents they have no superior among the mineral
snr,nrs of virginia and justly entitled 10 po
stIon in the front rank Of the great Alternative Ut
purative and tonic waters of the world
They excite aud stimulate all the secretng organs
of the body to the performance OF their appfopi'e
functions, thus depuratng the system anu e'n'o'he
I, 70 throw off the uoxious elements of disease
while nv their powerful tonic and cutfophic agehc!
they enrich the blood, strengthen the muscles anu
nerves. suothe nervous irritation, arrest all uha.u
raj and unhealthy discharges, rcnoVate Inc eI,.he
organism, and rc-establsh vigorous health. 1Ies
NAV no relied upon with great confidence IN sCnO-
FIrI 4 ERYSIPELAS. and NEURALGIA. 1hey
h,ve bcen pre-eInincntly successful In DfSfEf-
STA. LIVER DISEASE, CHRONIC DlAkRhEA'
and DYSENTERY. Their great value mas oeeh
fu,v tested I'm CHRONIC BRONCHITIS AL"
pSEl,MOSIA. In diseases of the Kidneys bEaouei '
urethr; and uterus, especially whch atteioeo WIN
morbid discharges, such us glect, lcucorrhpa' @'''
the free iuretc action of the alum walcr' toEehe
with the soothing and astringent cnects OIL INC iu'
and the tonic properties of the IRON constitute II "
remedy of very great efficacy. le" cases Vi IL.
markalle cures Will TIC 1uuiu III iiic au'ci '''e'~
aIreudv referred TO.
PHYSICIANS will find In tlie able, learned, ana
lucid letters Of DR.. FauntIerOy. of Siallnton ana
r Lockridge of Mt Scion, Va, an account OF the
medical properties and uses of the ALUM, SUI
PHUR, and CHALYBEATES SPRINGS here upon
which not only the general public nut Incmncrs Oh
the medical profession. can rely with Implicit cohh-
dence. DIR. Fauntlcroy Is the President OF the Fr-
aIuia Medical Association, and Is well known to MS
professional brethren one of the most accom-
pis.cd physicians and surgeons of the age. Dr.
Lockridgc Is physician OF high reputation ana
also of great skill and experience, who has prac-
ticed his profession In the neighborh0od OF the
Springs for fifteen years.
Stronger evidence than is here presented TO prove
the Inc,tmablc value Of these waters In various
chronic diseases cannot,.in the very nature Of
things ne offered. There are comparatively very
few cascs of these diseases in which Il permanent
care might not e made by the udicous use of these
waters for n reasonable period. Persons, however.
who are the subjects of these maladics should re-
member that the universal tendency OF all fulic-
tional arrangements of health is to progress into
organic diseases, when they become lncurable. To
debrv to use these iCdters n0'1 may, therefore, be
I'm many cases to lose fOrerer the means OF cure
offered by these mineral springs the most certain,
efficient and reliable remedies which ilic bounty OF
Providence has placed upon this continent for the
relief of suffering humanity.
PLEASANT RESORT for persons In Good
health this place has many advantages. The loca-
ton Is one of great natural beauty. Large and we'll
shaded grounds add to Its attractions. The atmo-
sphere Is pure. dry. and braclng; and there Is an
abundant supply of the best frcestonc water There
are fine roads In the vicinity for drives and prom
cnadcs The hotel accommodations are frst-clisS
Good lawn and ballroom music enllvens the place
and boarders have The use of billiard saloon and
bowling alley free of charge.
The following very low rates will be charged for
the remainder Of the present season:
Board. per day.. .....................'.s 20
Board. per week. IL %
Board. per month ....: ...............- 10 C0
Route BY railroad to Stainton; thence by stage
coaches or hacks thirteen miles 10 the Springs. Ps-
scngcrs leaving Baltimore. Nd Washington, ID. c.,
Richmond or Lyuchhurg, Va on the morning cars
reach Stanton forty minutes after o'clock i. NJ,
and arrive ut Strlbling Springs same afternoon be-
fore dark.
For additional information, see advertisement In
another column. S. GOODE,
all 2l-3t superintendent Stribling Springs.