Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04

man has supplied, by such surroundings
as wonld render existence in a log cabin
a delight. The exquisite purity Of the
air is like invisible champagne to the
lungs. 1t brings roses TO the cheek OF
the invalid, strength and health to the
weary and ~o7erworked brain and body.
For children it is a veritable earthly
Paradise. Little ones brought there
wan, pale and l~istless, take on robust
health, and return to their city homes
fitted to withstand all e%nervating influ-
ences. We're Deer Park desirable for
no other reason, this phase OF It's re-
~storative powers would make q %sojourn
there something to be ~ardently sought
for. The hopes which, with NEST men
and women, are bound up in their chill
dren, here find frightened prospects Of
fulfllment. Their little ones take IN
new strength and beauty with every
hour OF their stay at Deer Park.
The good thing available at Deer
Park-and Of minor Importance as COM
pared 10 health-giving air and water
are fully I'm keeping with the excellence
Of those vital elements. The table Is all
that a gourmet could desire, and the
most elaborate as well the plainest
dishes, receive equal attention from eK-
periencsd chefs aud a corps OF carefully
chosen assistants. Though the best OF
sauces. good R%ppetite-ls rarely alb
sent amid the invigOratlnR air 40 Deer
Park, this Is not relied upon by the
manage~ant TO give zest 10 the CASTRO
pomlc .sures that bring guests to-
gether daily Ia the big, handsome dining
hall at Deer Prrk. The best the
markets OF Baltimore OF Washington
can afford is daily forwarded 10 Deer
Park, and no resort In the country
;preads a more abundant or choice ta-
bic, or one more %skillfully and deity
served than ia found al this most mod
ern OF hotels, set down amid mountains
ten thousand years old. Added to the
completeness OF this important feature
at Deer Park, are many others that
must be appreciated by the guests.
The electric lighting, the presence Of
a telegraph Office, the many and hand
somely furnished apartments, the I'M
mense parlors and the wide airy
corridors-all these combine TO rem
der Deer Park a place OF perfect
comfort. Outside the hotel buildings
are other interesting features. Chief
among these accessories are the bath
ing and swimming pools. Few, III any,
resorts In the country possess such con-
plete and well appointed nstatoriums.
A large aud handsome building contains
two great pools, each forty by sixty feet
In size. with a smooth, graduated bot
tom. so arranged that the swimmer can
| reyeI in water from four to thirteen feet
deep, as be may desire. One OF these
| pools IS for the exclusive use OF ladies'
and children, and each nool is surround
ed by comfortable dressing-roons. The
water is kept pleasantly warm by q
complex system OF heating, and 1t Is
so beautifully clear and free from all
impurities that the smallest object can
be seen through its greatest depths.
The luxury Of a daily swim 10 these
uools is, OF Itself, sufficient 10 render
the Deer Park Incompatible. Bat there
are other attractions. The Turkish
baths are complete In all their appoint
ments, the bowling alley Is the same,
and at the livery stable any variety OF
vehicle can be procured. or excellent
| riding and driving horses a be OBJ
tanned. The most enchanting drives
are available. There Is such ininite
J variety in the scsnic surroundings Of