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Title: The scenic attractions and summer resorts along the railways of the Virginia, Tennessee & Georgia Air Line: the Shenandoah Velley RR., the Norfolk & Western RR., and the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia RR
Year: 1883 (1880s)
Authors: Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia Air Line Shenandoah Valley Railroad Norfolk and Western Railroad Company East Tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia Railway Company
Subjects: Summer resorts
Publisher: New York, Aldine press
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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uences that all Sulphur watersowe, to a very large extent, their power in overcoming diseased action. In congestions or other derange-ments of the mucus surfaces, in gouty diathesis and affections of the kidneys and bladder, in dyspeptic deprav-ities, and especially when the liver is implicated, as well as in chronic disorders of the abdominal cavitygenerally, and in female obstructions, these waters may be hopefully looked to for remedial efficacy. This isbut a partial enumeration of the numerous diseases in which the waters may be beneficially employed. Asa general hvgenic agent, gently alterating and energising the digestive and assimulating functions, and over-coming incipient obstructions of the various organs and tissues that might ultimately become serious disease,their healthful value can scarcely be over-estimated. Very respectfully, J.J. MOORMAN. F. J. CHAPMAN, Proprietor, Roanoke, Va. Dr. J. SHORTER HILL, of Baltimore, Resident Physician. LAKE SPRING HOTEL, SALEM, VIRGINIA.
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JlccorrirrLOcLcLtes oJborzt 15O G-ixests. Clerk, J. W. CHAPMAN. Eating and Linen Department, Mrs. C. E. CALDWELL OPEN 1st OF MAY. Convenient to Telegraph, Post, and Railroad Offices and Churches, Diningand Ball Rooms. Omnibuses to all Trains. Telephone connection withRoanoke Red Sulphur Springs. An excellent band of Music. Billiard andBowling Saloons. Hot and cold Baths for Ladies and Gentlemen. HEALTH, PLEASURE AND COMFORT. The large and commodious grounds, comprising some ten acres, well shadedby native forest trees, and being tastefully improved with special reference to theprivate amusement of ladies and children. These commodious grounds, withtwo handsome Lakes of living water, supplied with boats for aquatic amusements,with convenient fishing and hunting facilities, ample walks and drives, billiardand shooting galleries, croquet and base ball grounds, together with the picturesquecharms of the surroundings, all combine to afford the guests of Lake Spring allrational recreation,

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