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Identifier: springsofhealthi00cuna (find matches)
Title: Springs of health in Great Britain and France
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Cunard Steamship Company, ltd Atlas Advertising Agency, inc., New York
Subjects: Health Resorts
Publisher: (New York, Gaines Thurman, inc.)
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n and sulphur. SEASON—Practically all the year round. RECOMMENDED in cases of scrofula, skin diseasesgenerally and affections of the respiratory organs. Good hotels and many interesting excursions to theneighboring woods. Distance from Paris 503 miles via Paris, Lyons &Mediterranean Ry. ST. CHRISTAU (Basses - Pyrenees) is situated at analtitude of 1,000 feet, at the entrance of the valleyof Aspe ; its medicinal springs were used by the Romans.There are two thermal establishments and quite a num-ber of springs, containing sulphate of copper, carbonateof iron, etc. Three springs only are used: the Source des Arceaux, Source du Prieure, Source du Pecheur. TREATMENT—External mainly. RECOMMENDED in cases of skin diseases. The establishment is open all the year but the mainseason is June, July, August and September. Beautiful park in which are situated a number of goodhotels; theatre, casino and varied other attractions. Distance from Paris 530 miles via Paris, Orleans 85Midi Ry. 68
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A SCENE IN THE PYRENEES TDAGNERES-DE-BIGORRE (Hautes-Pyrenees), sit--*-^ uated amidst beautiful scenery at an altitude of1785 feet, 11 miles from Tarbes, is the oldest thermalstation of the Pyrenees. WATERS—There are 38 springs, some warm and of asulphurous nature and others cold chalybeate. TREATMENT—Internal and external; the cure us-ually takes from four to eight weeks. RECOMMENDED in cases of rheumatism, nervousdisorders, affections of the alimentary, bronchial andurinary channels. SEASON—First of July to 30th of September. Comfortable hotels at moderate rates. Casino, concerts, opera, opera comique, dances. Shortand long mountain excursions; parties arranged twicea week by the local section of the French Alpine Club toascend the *Tic-du-Midi de Bigorre. Distant from Paris 510 miles, via Paris, Orleans andMidi Ry. TDAREGES (Hautes-Pyrenees). On the left bank of■*^ the river Bastan. Three and a half miles from Luz with an altitude ofover 4,000 feet. WATERS—There are fifte

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