According to" the prominent advert ment to which your readers have grown customed this summer, the hotel has become the property of a company. A large sum of money has been spent on extensions and improvements. The additional wing, now completed, was not ready for the use of visitors this' season, and it yet remains to be seen whether even a full hotel can really pay when open for so short a period each year. No expense has been spared to make the hotel comfortable and attractive. Tt seems unnecessary to lay so much stress on the "sulphur bath," since—so far as your correspondent can ascertain—the only Sulphur springs here are situated some two miles from the hotel.
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