The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-07-25
THE STRIBLING SPRINGS.
I3NEiles from SfauufOn. Va

The Hotel at this place will be open for visit
ors for the season of 1872, on Monday, the 9th
day of July.
This watering place offers to the public MIN
ERAL WATERS in unusual variety, and of unsur-
passed if not unequalled excellence as medicinal
| agents, while the auxiliary advantages of loca-
ton in an elevated and beautiful mountain region
climate in the highest degree delightful, healthy
and exhiarating. pure freestone water, frst-class
hotel accommodations, and diversified means of
pleasant recreation and amusement will not only
contribute materially and powerfully to the res
toration Of the invalid to health, but will make it
most agreeable and pleasant residence for the
pleasure seeker; while its proximity to the Rail-
road, its ready accessibility and moderate rates
Of board, render it eligible and convenient
resort for all.
The Mineral Waters here include Alum, Sui
phur and Calybeate Springs.
The first named holds in solution liberal prop
critics of Alumina, Iron, Magnesia, Potash and
Sulphurc and Carbonic acids and is not only the
best and strongest Alum and Iron Water in the
mountains of Virginia. but one of the most re-
markable, valuable and powerful mineral waters
of the world. 1t is Alternative, Astringent. Dep
uratin, Diuretive, Dlaphoretic and Tonic in its
action.
With great promptness and certainty it expels
from the human system the depressing and nox-
ous elements of disease, and substitutes in their
stead the enlivening and benehcent constituents
of health and vigor. 1t increases the appetite,
promotes digestion, purifes and enriches the
blood, gives tone and energy to the muscles and
nerves, excites natural and healthy secretions,
arrests unnatural, unhealthy and facilitating
discharges, allays nervous irritation, relieves ir-
ritable conditions of the mocus surfaces, reno
Yates the entire organism, and thus speedily re-
establishes health and strength.
This water may be relied upon with great con-
fdence, as a remedy for Anemia, Chloross, Neu-
ralgia, Scrofula, Erysipelas, some forms of Dys-
pepsia and Liver disease, Chronic Diarrhoea,
Chronic Bronchitis and Pneumonia and in gen.
eral for all those maladies which have their ORR
gin in poverty and impurity of the blood and de-
bility of the nervous system.
The diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Ure-
thra in which the conditions of debility, irrita-
ton and relaxation are generally combined, the
stringent and soothing effects of the Alum and
the tonis properties of the Iron, constitute it a
remedy of the greatest value. In some diseases
peculiar to the Female sex, such as Amenor-
rhoea, when caused by Anemia or general debil-
ity; Dysmenorrhoea depending upon faulty in
nervation of deranged circulation of the uterus;
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 delight
full temperature of 81 derees Fahrenheit, and is 4
pleasant exhilirating beverage. 1t acts freely
upon the bowels, liver, kidneys and skin. and *
most admirable remedy for some cutaneous dis.
eases, Dyspepsia, Liver diseases, Constipation of
the bowels and various arrangements Of the uri-
nary organs.
The CHALYBEATE WATER is a valuable tonic
and restorative
Lawn and Ball Room Music, Bowling Alley.
and Billiard Saloon, will enliyen the place and i
contrlouteto the amusement of guests.
Board per day, So So Per week, $500. Per
month. $4,000.
Route by Railroad to Staunton thence by line
Of frst-class Stage Coaches, Is miles TO 'he"
Springs. 49,,
Passengers leaving Baltimore, Md, wash
ington D. c.. or Richmond and Lynchburg' Va:,
on the morning cars, will reach stanton at A
minutes after o'clock. P. NJ, and Will arrive ae*
the Springs the same afternoon 5e,o, ual dau
S. GOODE,
iutv 11-4ts Supt. Stribling Springs.