The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-01
SUMMER REsORrs.
Natures SanitariuM
HOT SPRINGS,
Bath County, Va. C. & 0. Railway.
AN IDEAL PLEASURE
RESORT, DRY, BRACING AIR,
UNIFORM AND DELIGHT
Full TEMPERATURE,
GRAND MOUNTAIN SCENERY


GRAND MOUNTAIN SCENERY
Splendid drives; large swimming pools OF
natural warm water, the nnest and best
appointed Dath-bouSe in America, hotel
and other service equal TO any In the
country; billiards, ten-pins, dancing,
driving, hunting, iIsning, and other amuse-
hehts; trained riding horses ana riding
master from the Dupont Riding Academy.
aShingtOn, ID. G.
since the completion OF the new bath
mousse, TINS resort mas had among us
patrons many OF the wealthiest and most
prominent people OF the United states.
most OF whom have heretofore gone reg
uIarly, season after season. to European
springs. Always critical and exacting.
ahd at nrst lncredulous. they have uni
fcrmiy become warm and enthusiastic
III ln@H concentrations, and pronounce
me waters. baths, Improvements, ana
natural surroundings equal TO the best
they have ever known.
Prices moderate. varying with accom-
modations desired.
No SANlrARlUM In the world shows
better results in treatment or nervous
troubles, RhEUMATISM AND ALL
KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
The following extract from letter OF
General Robert L.. Lee. written about
two months before he died, will he OF
interest to all. 1t Is printed by permits
sion OF General titzhugh Lee, who ex-
presses the hope that II may attract
sufferers to the relief afforded by these
waters:
Hot Springs. Bath county.
10th August, 1870
My Dear Cousin.-Your letter OF the
9th has followed me TO this place.
| shall have been here a fortnight next
Wednesday, oath, and, though l feel no
decided Improvement I'm myself, / cannot
prevent regrettng, dear Cousin -, that
you are not with me. for l see such
benefit derived by others In taking these
baths | am not going 10 enumerate
the cases. for you probably have heard
OF many similar. but Will content myself
with saying that they are wonderful,
and ought TO encourage all to hope for
relief DR. Cabell. OF the Virginia Uni
versity, tells me--he Is the resident ply
stefan here-that % out OF 100 that have
come under his coSnizance, who have
faithfully taken the waters, have been
relieved. some entirely and others par
tally Mine. like -- case. may be be-
yond their reach, but - may have come
within their healing powers. And what
2 comfort IL would have been to US all.
There was an old gentleman here several
years my senior who had not walked for
years, and could not even turn himself
i'm bed, after a months trial Of the waters.
went home yesterday being able to walk
with a cane. DR.. Cabel said he ought
TO have remained until October. lie
may have been a case OF special bless
ings. seeing he had survived four wives.
and is now happy. with the nth
I shall leave on the 10Th.
Good bye, My Dear Cousin -. May
God preserve you.
Most truly yours. are and faithfully.
(Signed) ". E. LEE.
For circulars and further Information
apply to
FRED. STERRY.
Manager.
DIR. F. w. CHAPLIN,
Medical Director Hot Springs. Va
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Div Pass. Agent Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. Richmond. Va.
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