COLUMBUS
MedicalI Springs.
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NHE BATHING HOUSES of this es-


tabhshment aresnow open for the accom-
modatIon of Ladies s1d Gentlemen. The la
dies apartments are in an nenciosure entirelyse-
parate from the main building, where theywill
be waited upon from 8 a. m. to p. m. The
water has been analyzed by Drs. Lipscomb,
Estes, Cornell, and Hooker, and M. NJ. Brig
ham, Esq. and found to possess large guam
tity of muriate of soda, Common salt,) sui
phate OF magnesia, Epson sahs,) sulphate
and muriate Of lime. and is also impregnated
with sulphuretted hydrogen. Used internally
it is laxative and diuretic, and win be bene-
fetal to dyspeptics and those laboring under
costWeness: and as a bath, is stimulating to
the skin, producing similar sensations to the
nitro.muriatic acid bath, and removes with
readiness all impurities from the surface Of the
body, and will prove highly serviceable to rheu-
mates, convalescents. and those laboring uD-
der the various eruptive diseases of the skin
and to persons. in health, it viii no doubt con-
tribute much to prevent disease, as well as
prove luxury, which, when once enjoyed
none viii deny themselves during the relaxing
heat of summer.


Columbus, April Is, 1889. 3ltf