The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

SUMMER EErottr.
NATURES SanitariuM
HOT SPRINGS,
Bath County, Va. | ca 0. Railway
AN IDEAL PLEASURE
RESORT, DRY, BRAClNG AiN'
UNIFORM AND DELIGHT
Full TEMPERATURE,
C0kND MOUNTAIN SukhtRI
GRAND MOUNTAIN Suthth'

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Splendid drives; large swimming p"d b hest
natural warm water, the InleSN moi al
appointed Dath-bOu2c in A'-oA in the
ana other service equal ~ '"' 'nctu2
country; billiards, ten-plHo' 49, : mise
driving, hunLAs. llsnins, anu O'ie' LING
ments, trained rldlns hO4S-a 49, 80
master from the Dupont hi1'"e
Washington, ID. {. 49,. a,,, hatb.
Since the completion oil tie ne" y" 80,
patrons many OF the wealthlest anu most
prominent people OF the Ohlteu States'
most OF whom have heretofore eOhe lcb
ulaTly, season after season 70 Eul ~ -
springs. Always critical anu eAaS 'iii9'
and at first incredulOus, they nave uAl~
formly become warm and enthusiastic
in their concentrations, ana pronounce
the waters. baths improvements, anu
natural surroundings equal 10 the best
they have ever known.
Prices moderate, varying Win accOAi-
mOdatiOns desired.
NO SANITARIUM in the world shows
better results IN treatment OK nervous
troubles. RHEUMATISM AND ALL
KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
The following extract from a letter OF
General Robert f.. Lee, written about
two months before he died, will be OF
interest to all. 1t Is printed By permis-
sion OF General bitzhugh Lee, VINO ex-
presses the hope that IL may attract
sufferers 10 the relief anorded by these
Hot Springs, Bath county.
10Th August, 1870.
My Dear Cousin,-Your letter Of the
9th has followed me 10 this place.
/ shall have been here a fortnight heAI
Wednesday. oath, and, though l le er,1 ilG
decided Improvement in myself canhot
prevent regrettng, dear Cousin -, ~, tliae
YOU are not with me- for / see such
benefit derived by others in taxing ttSs
baths. i am not going 10 ehui tds'rJ
the cases, for you probably nave n..'i,tt
Of many similar, but viii content my sen
with saving that they are wonderful,
and ought 10 encourage all 10 nope lVi
relief DR.. Cabel, OF the virginia CiI-
versity. tells me-he Is the fesidehe ply
siclan here-that ~ out OF lOO tnaI NV
come under his cogniZance, VINO HaHe
faithfully taken the waters, nave Deeh
relieved some entirely and others par
TALLY. Mine, like -- case, may De pc
yond their reach, but -- may nave come
within their healing powers. Ana Wha'
q comfort II would have been 10 us an,
There was an old gentleman mere severn td
years my senior. who had not walked l0[
years. and could not even turn himself
in he'd. after a months trial OF the waters
went home yesterday, being ape 10 WIN
with cane DR.. Caben said ne ought
TO have remained until October. lie
NAV have been a case Of special bless
ings. seeing he had survived four wives,
and is now happy with the fifth.
shall leave on the 18th.
Good bye. Ny Dear Cousin 49,. May
God preserve you.
Most truly yours. are and faithfully.
(Sjgned) r. Il. LEE.
For circulars and further information
apply to 1870. ,,.-,,,,r,,1
Manager.
DIR. f. W. CHAPLIN,
Medical Director. Hot Springs, Va.
JOHN d. POTTS.
Div. Pass. Agent Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. Richmond, Va.
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