Ward & Lock's descriptive and pictorial guide to the Isle of Man ...

Matlock— Penzance. 65SMEDLEY'SHYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT,MATLOCK.ESTABLISHED, 1852.Railway Station : MATLOCK BRIDGE.Postal and Telegraph Address: MATLOCK BANK.Physicians :WILLIAM B. HUNTER, M.D., &c.GEO. TENNANT, M.B., &c. (resident).Founded by the late John Smedley upwards of thirty years ago. this establishmenthas gone on increasing untii^ from an origin the most insignificant, it has became one ofthe largest iir'lhe kingdom.The Turkish and Russian Baths are specially adapted, in ventilation and management,to the requirements of invalids, and the diet, meal hours, and general arrangements oithe house have special regard to the same, w.thout being unnecessarily restricted.An hydraulic lift gives access to the greater part of the bedroom flights. Theheating, ventilation, and sanitary arrangements are under constant and skilled supervision.Amusements are promoted to the utmost, compatible with the primary purposeof the place.For fuller particulars, see the Prospectus, to be had oa application to the Matron.ELM TREE HOUSEHydro. & Boarding Est^-MATLOCK BANK,Jiea/ Ho}ne Coinforis.Billiards and OtherAmusements.Smedley's System ofTreatment.TERMS MODERATE-.-!//*/)' toWM. BRAMALD, rr.-prietor.SpiCixl ireik End Terms.MOUNTS BAY HOTELPENZANCE.FACING THE SEA. CLOSE TO THE BEACH.First-class Family Hotel. Charges Strictly Moderate.Omnibus and Porter meet all Trains.Tariff on application to C. BALL, PROPRIETOR.