National Republican., 1885-03-07
sAN1TARIUM.
where Invsiids Take Ozone and
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ArrANrtc CITY, n. j., March 4, 1s5j.-
Man Is a migratory bird Of strange habits
aud customs. A few years ago tho New
Jersey coast resorts were thought ofby
fashionable people only in summer
Within few years scientific study by
physicians aud their patients has resulted
.n bringing the coast resorts into great
rrauinence a. winter sanitariums The
chance in sccuery. from cities especially.
arI tho surrounding conditions have pro-
...eI beneficial effects upon many per-
.HYs suffering from nervous prostration
.uI throat and lung diseases. Senator
idmauis, Secretary Lincoln, Governor
HHldly. 0f Ohio. and other prominent
men have been numbered among the
visitors % Atlantic city.
The grJatrf density Of the atmosphere
81 the sea level is thought, among other
thinEs.to produce favorable effects. ozone
or oxygen In on activc clociral state 10
an important Ingredient Of the atmos-
phere at the scashore. while 10 IL nearly
ahsunt from the dewtaliEod air Of largo
cities
Our hotel men study with scientific
care tho requirements of their guests sud
are sbls 20 cater SUCCESSFULLY 20 their
summer a1ioutncrs a. we'll as invalid Wis
itors VINO during the winter aud spring
months thronE their sun parlofs aud 70.
ception rooms aud sit AZ the bountiiul
tables in large aud beautifully decorated
dining roOml The brighton was the
pioneer winter house. n. W. Honsloy &
Ron were hrst % venture IN Whist was TO
many = doubtful enterprise, but certain
one 20 them. that Of keeping open all the
year = large house In n style 90 invite the
vcalthiest aud most fashionable classes Of
visitors Since tho Brighton started
the winter trade other hotels have been
equally sntcrprising Ia making a demand
for winter accommodations and moating
IL. Extensive ouiargomeuts and improve
ments have been made la the NAverly,
Dennis. Shelburne. Mansion Traymore,
Haddon, Seaside, Ocean, Ruscombe, and
other houses, while many new ones have
been built with special care for tae com
fort Of winter As we'll - summer visitors.
Most OF these hotels are on tho ocean
side Of the city along the several avenues
for the distance Of = mile or more. and
command from their sleeping rooms and
sun parlors magnificent views Of the
broad Atlantic as 10 lashes this beach.
Tho season usually opens 10 January or
February, and continues three or four
months.
The TrAymore Hotel 10 undergoing q
metamorphosis. IL will be enlarged by
the addition Of n large wing, which will
increase the number Of nice large sleep.
ing rooms to lI5. These rooms are to be
finished In oil, elegantly furnished and
supplied with open fro CRATES and every
convenience. Excepting the light house,
1t is the most elevated point in Atlantic
City. Mrs. Hopes 10 10 be congratulated
upon her successful management OF the
Traymore, which, both summer and win.
ter, In the future, 80 in tho past, will be
crowded with visitors TO tho city by the
Sea-"
The Seaside 10 another OF the leading
houses. For eighteen years Mr.. Charles
Evans has owned and conducted this
popular house. Ho has enlarged IL sew
erAl times and always keeps 1t rs good as
the best. Tho restless ocean at all times
has interesting views for visitors.