Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-16
CRAB ORCHARD.
Tae FAr0ous Springs Of KeDtueEy-
The pace for EHvsIids- The He
tess and the Healing
Water.

. ss,,,. al, 0rcss ronal Correspo1dent.l
CKAB ORCR ARD SPRINGS, KY, Au-
,,nstI9 History teaches Us that States,
e.,uir.s AID provinces have their rise
decline and fall; Il kewise everything uu-
jsr fhe sun which becomes the fashion,
H. n n bopnet, an Article Of furniture, or
a vyatering.plsce. 1t Is human nature
tn weary OF everything; for instance, We
l,esr Of The whole world rushing madly
10 tuis place or that for q few seasons,
the CAV pleasure-seekers, those who run
away nom the dust and heat OF cities,
the V0taries Of fashion and the dropping
isyalid. They believe they have found
the panaces for all the Ills tnat nesn Is
heir to. They depart, and the place
which has known them will know them
= more. Such is the history Of Hsr
y.isb,lrg. Blue Lick, Druman and EstiL.
ygs on The decline Of these lesser lights
4 \ arisen q star, which burns with
-. N,fv light, and has known no change
- Sajng. l mean dear "Old Crab Or
-. - which, from the time 1t
- ,,pened, has been a success.
~ n ds here a greater variety OF min
ersi vVa,.ers than at any other place IN
ti,--,..,1, try. Whoever wants the best
80 il, he world, let him come to
Crab orc psrd and drink OF the Brown
srl-i1sS ,, which is the strongest chalybe-
'5stsr kuoNn, according to the
s1slvsis made som years ago by Rob
srt DJe Owen; il dyspeptic, OF the
siField srring,n which Is soothing 10
the nerves aud slightly exhilerating; II
the blogd needs purifying, the sui
T,r'nrn - aud for the old and ugly, the
lame. halt aud blind, the ''Grove
spring" hzs been known to work ,1 won
dars: last, though not least, Il "Ep-
sons - v hich needs no further recon-
nendati n than the famous salts Is
r,sde frcm il. Whilst l write Crab
Orchard wears smiling face. Nature
has done LnuCh for neri she mas Deeb
prodigal to her. Where are the drives
Tnore beautiful mud picturesque? where
s more perfect shade, cooler ana PuieT
f,,eezes. or sxeeter song birds? Truly
Lev. they drink Of the + eld spring.
100 the bevy OF beautiful young girls
,.ouyregated here, whose cheerful voices
aud gay laughter seem IA say:
-rjne Is Young aud life thing divine.
Gran Orchard is certainly heaven for
,-N,.ry ,yoru-out housekeepers, for 1t is q
,,I.cs free from all cOnyenlOnaliuesi
zgbsre yue can rest from the constant
g,-rnapt rf cooks who are tired Of cook
in, .ud s,eive notice. and housemalds
VINO WON'T dust, who break the china
and lose the spOOus. They need TINS rest
fr.m daily Irritating trials, and here II l.
fouud-nealth, pleasure, cOmt ri, All
continued. Here a lady need not, unless
sine chooses. make a numOer OF toilets
duiiug tue dug-days, 50 fAtlguing and
= tbili,.ting, the plainest toilets being en-
-, fe The hgbitUs OF Crab Orchard Is
Ink with wonder at the changes
,,,r,u. -ht mere IN q few years. The days
Of W5oden follies here are over. flclu-
r.sou. Ia ste and the charm OF suosIah- :
1fstitv are recognized, instead OF Ihe olu
rCrra1 buildings, the little parlOr where
q p.ri- toilet and long train were WAsleu, ,
with It's small mirror ornamentsd WIN
biug aud yellow cut paper, portraits oI
Isdies viii very high foreheads and 0aif
Darted on the side, -nd
Wreath Of jewelry has arlseL
ike Ibe pbua liX from It's ashes, hand
sone hotel with broad pisZzas, spacious
dtniug-roum aud parlOrs and Weh-iur
pished chambers, positively bureaus ana
l.ss Let those VINO have suffered a.
springs, dressing by little glass hung
too nigh and ole small piece Oi Canoiei
make "lote on" The amuselnen
gra varied "A they are delightful. Mr.
ELEuLNlr one Ol AATAAAANaAg
pDets, gave a reading on Thursday
wbicS was enjoyed greatly by all.
AIr. Fink planned an excursion DS
rail 10 Ru X Castle river. A large and
merry party enjoyed the sweet air, the
lovely sceuery. Sparkling wit anu mer-
rimelt was the order Of the day, not
Ngiihstanding the heat. "Ten-pius' aud
danciug are the favoTite amusements.
AUother triumphs, however, pale before
the grand triumph OF Saturday evening.
iThe dress-bull so much talked OF and
auxiou-ly expected 10y the gay bellies
nd beaux al the springs was all the
most fastidiOus could require, ana daZ
ziing 10 the eyes Of the unsophlsticsted
The girls looked lovely. WHAT is There
40 beautiful as youth and freshness?
have rarely seen 81 any Nsteilha
place more agreeable company thAh j.
a. present domiciied here. A gloon
was cast over the springs Monday by
sad accident which occurred 10 one o
Louisvllle's most popular young gentle
men. Mr. Tngg Moss. Whilst engaged
in tox-huut he was thrown from oil
h1re. his shoulder being dislocated and
Ms fane badly cut DIR. Yandell arrived
I'm Louisville to-day, and l am gia'
II We able to say to bis friends that IN
10 ,Cunced him doing well.