The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
An Old Resort Now Thoroughly Renovated
Children's Pavilion


Corn srtpHuR SpRrxGs. July 15.--Talley-
,and's sentimentthat language was given us
| 10 conosal our thoughts savors 30 of treach-
| cry falsehood and deceit that II IS comfort
abIe 10 remember the lesson taught IN early
childhood that Language IS given 10 express
our thoughts" And so we find as time pro-
crosses and new phases OF life come 70 as
! Tint sometimes ia new VOID becomes neces-
sary to convey the new idea, aud outing 10
now Is essential a word As any we can use.
This place seems specially adapted 10 ef1-
body it's meaning On my way 10 a larger
and more fashionable watering place at the
suggestion OF my physician stopped over 70
drink this wonderful water. We Southern
people oil are reminded at this time Ok year
that we lave liyers. ana nature seems 70
have opened up this fountain tOl its help.
The place is I'D. cottages rough and at one
time repellant TO refined people, but under
the excellent management OF Ar. Craig the
present proprietor. everything IS 50 neat
and clean. and the fare the best | have ever
seen anywhere, that IL has become resort
for many Of our representative people.
Nothing could be greater tribute 10 the
excellent management Of Dir. Craig than
the fact that when he took charge i've years
ago the place was run down
and the prejudice OF Richmond pe0-
ole espec ally violent against IL.
Last year he turned away guests every day
for want of room and many boarded Gt
Goshen, two miles away. awaiting their OPP
portuulty 10 secure room. lt ls "A para
disc for children. and It Is an interesting
sight TO see the lawn dotted with mother
darlings. baby carriages and nurses Nearly
every room is filed or engaged. The COM
pany is refined and pleasant and tho da}s
fit by unconsciously. The place IS small
enough 10 make II possible Tor Mr. Cra.g
and his kind hearted wife TO see personally
10 the wants of every guest, and with excel
lent cooking and wel-seryed food the diet
is valuable adjunct to the water.
Among those who will be recognized Dy
your readers we have for the summer heV.
John X. Mason and family, Mrs. James
COttrell and her interesting children. WIN
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Little, OK
Norfolk. j. Fred. EHnger and family. or
Stanton Mrs Mason Miller and Mrs. Lieu
tenant Schele. Unlted States navy, two OF
our former Richmond bellies Mrs. Mct.
Holiday and Mrs. James her. o. stanton;
Misses Semmes and their interesting sister,
Mrs. Warren. OF Washington. Dir. holmes,
Mr.. Baylor Hill. Of yOur city; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cooke. OF stanton, ana many
Others. The people are genial and 10 IS Ike
one large family The younger ones occupy
the ballroom. while cards entertain the
older people in the evening. Trips 90 the
various points OF interest in the ueighbor-
hood. fancy work. de-. make the mornings
pass rapidly.
Scarcely a day gees by tia. J do not hear
some tribute of praise to THF TML-. rs
high order o. editorials its brave stand
from the first for Cleveland and tue general
tone Of purity. making II safe paper 10
introduce in our homes. so say the many
here. and from the number OF copies ! see
distributed daily ] feel they are sincere.
The place only holds comfortably about 80,
and bat for the fact that some leave as
others come accommodations could never
be had for those expected. OLD LADI