Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-07-02
NeaU Advertisements.


Mics from stanton, a.
The hotel at this place will be open for visitors
for the season of 1872, Monday, the 9Th of
July.
This watering place offers to the public MIN
ERAL WATERS IN unusual variety, and of un-
surpassed if not zunequalled excellence me-
dicinal agents, while the auxiliary advantages of
a location in as elevated and beautiful mountain
region, climate in the highest degree delight
full, healthy and exhilarating, pure freestone
water, first class hotel accommodations and di-
versifed means of pleasant recreation and
| amusement will not only contribute materially
and powerfully to the restoration of the invalid
to health, but will make 1t most agreeable and
pleasant residence for the pleasure seeker; while
its proximity to the Railroad, its ready accessi-
bility and moderate rates of board, render it an
eligible and convenient resort for all.
The Mineral Waters here include Alum, Sui
phur and Chalybeate Springs
The first named holds in solution liberal prop
critics of Alumina, Iron, Magnesia Potash and
Sulphuric and Carbonic acids, and is not only
the best and strongest Alum and Iron Water in
the mountains of Virginia; but of the most
remarkable valuable and powerful mineral
tiers of the world. 1t is Alternative Astringent,
Depuratin, Diuretive, Diaphoretic. and Tonic in
its action
With great promptness and certainty it ex-
pels from the human system the depressing and
noxious elements of disease, and substitutes IN
their stead the enlivening and benefcent con-
stituents of health and vigor. It increases the
appetite, promotes digestion, purifes and enrich
es the blood, gives tone and energy to the mus
Giles and nerves, excites natural and healthy Sc
cretions, arrests unnatural, unhealthy and debll-
ltatlng discharges, alays nervous irritation, re-
lieves irritable conditions of the mucous sur
faces, renovates the entire organism and thus
speedily re-establishes health and strength.
This water may be relied upon with great con-
fdenoe, as q remedy for Anema, Chlorosis. Neu-
| ralgia, Scrofula, Eryspelas, some forms of Dys-
pepsia and Liver disease, Chronic arrhea,
Chronic Bronchitis and Pneumonia, and in gem
eral for all those maladies which have their ORR
| of the blood
| debility of the nervous system.
| In diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Ure-
thra in which the conditions of debility Irrlta-
| ton and relaxation are generally combined, the
free diuretc action of this water assisted by the
astringent and soothing effects of the Alum and
the tonic properties of the Iron, constitutes 1t
remedy of the greatest value. In some diseases
| peculiar to the Female sex, such as Amenor-
| rh9a, when caused by Anemia or general debll-
| ity; Dysmenorrhoea depending upon faulty in
| nervation deranged circulation ofthe uterus i;
Menorrhogia. resulting from thinness OF the
| blood or general relaxation of the system, and
| LeucorrhOea, this water is remedy of unequal
| led efficacy.
The SULPHUR WATER is of the cold and de-
| lightful temperature of 81 degrees Fahrenheit,
and is pleasant and exhilarating beverage 1t
| acts freely upon the bowels, liver, kidneys and
| skin, and is a most admirable remedy for some
cutaneous diseases, Dyspepsia, Liver disease,
| Constipation of the bowels, and various derange-
| ments of the urinary organs.
| The CHALYBEATE WATER is a valuable tonic
| and restorative
Lawn and Ball Room Music a Bowling Al
| ley and Billiard Saloon will enliven the place
| and contribute to the amusement of guests.
Board per day, so. Per week, $780, Per
month, $1,000
Route, by Railroad to Staunton, thence By q
line of first class Stage coaches, Is miles to the
| Springs.
Passengers leaving Baltimore, Md, Washing
ton ID. Co. or Richmond and Lynchburg, Va,
on the morning cars, will reach Staunton at IL
minutes after o'clock P. NJ, and will arrive
| at the Springs the same afternoon before dark
| The A4aLysis Of the aoater mailed to any ad-
| dress. s. GOODE,
| Supt Stribling Springs.