Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-10
THE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF nr,re-
COUNTY AND VICINITY 'Es
FRIEND SUTHERLIN:

enabled providence and Parberrn Vas
ting) to get un and move around PERM,
you Will readily suppose, it sean s1'' as
new lite after nearly five weeks, oa.a Ike
ment to a sick bed. Il believe the ha s''l'e'
have felt relieved. also, for it was ~. must
sore.) Since then / have been e sJasas
strength rapidly, and, though it is v sta'Ias
a task to write, will endeavor to o,s
SOM idea of what is going on in se;tS WI
er valley, before I return to business ny.
trust your readers will excuse me for s0
ing so much about myself above. Ny
In the first place | cannot let tho :.
tqnity pass OF recommending the snin.
and those in charge to all who are on.
The editor of the Herald, who, with w.
family, made this place a visit a sbo,t .' u
ago, has recently written an excellent a". '
Gle on the capabilities of these SPRINGS h'
his stay having been short, and his nartv m sn
in the enjoyment of perfect health. he o0na
not tell of the Kindness and attention rh.s
invalids receive from Mr.. and Mrs. Snonn,.
and all i'll their employ ; from the resiasn,
physician, Dir. Parberry, and from NJ,
Parberry when it is possible for her fl Do
them any kindness they spare no pains q,
trouble to make the stay OF all parties nla,.
ant, and to pay all those little attentions
which are so grateful to those who are ma.
bic to help themselves.
Another thing has been forcibly imprass.
ed on my mind during my stay here: The
confidence which all who come here 81
quickly acquires in their physician. | car.
not tell the secret of it, but they seem TO
feel, after DR.. Parberry has taken them IN
charge that all is well with them, and in.
mediately begin to look forward to the day
when they will be entirely restored. OF
course there are cases where human sklb |
of no avail, but in such cases the patient Is |
not las is the practice of some physicians
buoyed up with false hopes of recovery and
allowed to contract a large doctors fee, but
is frankly told his Or her condition; and
that may be one reason tor the c~onidens
placed in him. And then his visits to a sA
room arc so unlike the preconceiyed idea OF
the calls Of a doctor who is going to dose
one with naseous drugs, and so like the
pleasant visits of a friend that they seem TO
do a patient good and make him glad to see
him enter the room. But it is Unnecessary
tor me to say much of DR.. Parberry, for he
is so we'll known that all | could WRITE
would not add TO a reputation which has
been so well earned and which extends 50
generally throughout the Territory
Taken all in all, the benefit to be derived
from the waters OF these Springs, and Toe
attention received, makes this, feel SAFE III
saying, the very best place in Montana lf
''sick folks" besides being a most dengne
full resort tor those who desire a few oWs
or weeks of pleasure. Antelope ana uA
abound ia the immediate vicinity, most w.
licious fish can be caught i'll the norIh iA
OF Smith river-only u quarter Of . lS
from the hotel-anu which is a faVorle y
sort of water fowls, While one can seiuvN
go any distance from the place Wlthou' SI
ring up innumerable prairie chickens-u
of which are served mp in the best sVS :
the hotel table.
Of things transpires about here ''es
very little to say which is not already Auya,
to most of your readers. Inc opsmm
Bros. have laid out and commences Pa
ing to-day on a circular mile race ''.', .au.
will be in first rate condition fof 'D' !,
which they propose to haye mere a,a
10Th inst. DR.. Parberry is fitting upaI .d
tice and will have it very consen1s4 ..m.
comfortable, and well stocked WIZ .,.d
needed in his practice. ! i sssap