The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-16
GLENN'S SPRING,
SrARrANBURG, Aug, II.

GLENN'S SPRING,
SPARrANBURG, Aug, II.
DEAR EERAEp Mons, Torson comes
again, but regrets to make the confession,
that all Is DC. well. That miserable, intract-
able member, the liver, has been cutting up
some sad prank<, or more properly and cor
rectly, has not cut single prank. but rather
like an old mule in his worse case of Stub
tornsss, has refused 10 do any duty for tTo
weeks. What time old Monsieur has had,
to be sure Just think of the indulgences
denied in that length of time. fof
these many days hath no fried chicken en-
tered the portal which heretofore ALWAYS
opened cheerfnlly to receive the delicious tit
bits. 1t is dreadful % contemplate, ahs in
region too, where there is so much of It: But
this state Of things yill not continue always;
a change must come; and no u!attcr how
contrary the old member alluicd to above
NAV be disposed to show itself, thus water
here viii prove etfcacious in breaking up
,Se spell now upon it, The worst cases Of
LIVER coArL:1ST, DYSPEPSIA,
kidtet affections, ard host Of other stom-
achic deran9eucnts, yield TO free and iu-
dir;ous t,so Of the Glenn's Spring water.
And this is no idle assertion, either. We
know of cases coming under our own lmme-
diate observation, men and women, who had
no hope whatever, and who have gone from
here rejoicing in good heslth and restored
organs. Hundreds of cases besides, OF which
We only hear, Of remarkable cures, can be
established by certificates, and tits eminently
proper that publicity be given to them, for
the benefit of suffering humanity. Its Won
derfal how many people are afflicted with
arrangements Of Liver and stomach gene
rally, and to all such, who happen to see
this letter, VIC extend the earnest cHhorta-
ton,
coAE TO cLESX's SPRING
and drink of the water, and make apothecary
shops of your ssomachs no longer. Many OF
our readers, old and regular visitors TO this
place, in the olden and PALMER days, before
diStresses came upon them and took away
their substance, besides many who yet make
pilgramages here, remember that couftE
and pleasant gentleman, Dr.. Moore, who,
for generation has been the life of Glenn's
Spring society, and they will be panied to
hear that an attack OF Typhoid Fever, during
the past summer. nearly proved too much
for him, and from the effects Of which Re is
only now slowly recovering. and soon, it is
hoped, be will be able to make the grand
rouods" again as was his wont. and with his
mature experience and advice, interspersed
with so much of anecdotical "reminiscences,
add TO the interest and pleasure of the dwell
e:s In cabin, as we'll as those occupying
places IN the big house. The Hotel is not
crowded yet, but acccssions Of those
WHO WOULD BE CURED
are daily made, and soon it is expected there
will be quite company Of people here. The
first regular
DANCE OF THE SEASON
came off on Friday night last, and 70 those
who INDUCED In the light fantastic exercise,
in which heel and toe are made to contribute
80 much. seemed to be highly delighted.
Looking on at safe distance we could see
that there were some very graceful dancers
and handsome withal, and we also noticed
that they were aware of their accomplished
motions and fascinating appearance, and
o ofe
right to the delight of the beaux and lockers
on. But
TIE MUSIC,
there was the rub. It was excrusciating.
We bad hesrd various old masters, among,
them Ole Bull and Prof. Schmidt, and many
Of the younger masters of cat gut, but never
had VIC heard such sounds before, as we're
scraped from the strings by the coIoreo gen.
tleman who made the music on that ocra-
sion, and who fancied himself "master" Of
the situation. 1t is utterly impossible to de-
scribe his playing; the professor had to be
seen and bis music heard, to get an idea Of
style or effect, and yet these lively young
people went through the motions just the
same as If DodSworth or Muller had the d.
rection, and full orchestra o6eyed their
nod and they werc right, they went there
to dance, and they did 50. The only
ACCIDENT TEAT OCCURRED
was that of young man running his nose
into the valencia lace on ayoung lady neck;
as it w,s not premeditated thing, but clearly
accidental, and the fault of the leader Of the
band who, in trying TO make an extra -four
ish, lost his time and tune, the lady sweetly
smiled forgiveness, and the gentleman had
the satisfaction of rubbing his nose free from
the dreadful thought Of pistols and coffee
for two in the early dawp Of the morrow.
Upon what slight chances hang human des-
tiries! Suppose that nose had entered the
sacred folds Of lace designedly, and the
lovely wearer, incenscd and outraged, had
appealed 10 hot-headed cousin. We leave
the rcsder to fll up the picture. At res
sonabe hour We left our corner in tho ball
room with the thought that "to 50 1t while
young" was just the thing, provided you 60
not TOO far, and that when you are old and
cannot" it is just as right TO leave, and sought
our couch. Tha: this was in close proximity
TO the sound of de colored gemman who
scraped on the strings, neither one CT which
vas in tune, and that doubs Of Emusic
having charms to soothe", &C., under all
circumstances, We will not dwell upon now.
We fell asleep unos:- its influence, however,
aud dreamed we we're in the lumber business,
and had just started O
srEAI SAW MILL,
aud never did saw saw better, or saw such
lumber. willie the profits we're enormous,
and rs the water necessary for the work was
supplied from the mineralsprinE, Mr. Fowler,
the proprietor, was made partner In busi-