The Cluny Hill Hydropathic Establishment, Forres, Morayshire / William B. Hunter.

  • Hunter, William B.
Date:
1869
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The Cluny Hill Hydropathic Establishment, Forres, Morayshire / William B. Hunter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    with Hydropathic treatment in all its modifications and details. The domestic arrangements are under a Steward and Lady-Superintendent, who see to due order and regularity being maintained in every department. The bill of fare is on a liberal scale, and every attention is paid to the comfort both of patients and visitors. 4 In point of elegance, comfort, and completeness, this Establishment may fairly rank amongst the very first in the United Kingdom, while the scale of Charges is so extremely moderate as to supply a want long felt by a numerous and increasing portion of the health-seeking public. Several trains from London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and all parts of the South, reach Forres daily, via Perth and Dunkeld, a route described by the Times as “in itself a pictorial education.” REGULATIONS. Breakfast at 8*30 a.m., Dinner at 1*30 p.m., Tea at 6*30 p.M. Punctuality in coming to Meals is expected. The Bell is rung a Quarter of an Hour before each Meal, and the Gong at the time for commencing. Patients and Visitors take their places at Table in the order of their arrival at the Establishment, commencing at the lower end. Meals may not be served in Private Rooms within Half-an-Hour before, or Half-an-Hour after, the Public Meal. Gas turned off in Public Rooms at Ten o’clock, and from Bed-Rooms at Eleven o’clock, p.m. Patients and Visitors are specially requested to lower the Gas in their Rooms immediately after they have done using it, and to be careful to see that it is quite turned off before going to Bed.
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