The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05

spent tnelE lOICei Auu WulSh Az AhS HSAs
year or two will force many unwilling
Immigrants into Arkansas and other
spar.ely settled States. Then will set in
better prospects for all who now dwell in
these Ozark regions, and the day will
come when It's soil, like that Of rocky
New England, will boast an active, en-
terprisiDg and intelligent population.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Thomas HOrnbrook aud daughter
arrived here on Monday. Mr.. Hornbrook
has been much benefited by his trip
hither-so much in fact that he has al.
most concluded to leave well enough
alone and not take the baths. Major
Tom Norton Ia asslduously at work try
ing to reduce his avoirdupois, but up to
this time still tips the beam at25C. Mr..
Hearne thinks tina. he Is re ceiving some
benefit, and will stay week or so longer.
Mira. Trimble, IS il the case with many
inyalids, feels improved one day and not
so we'll the next. Mrs. Norton has con.
tracted cold as the result Of her bath
lug, and has almost concluded to battle no
more. You would suppose that most
people must take cold after SO much hot
bathing, day after day, but, strange as II
may seem, 1t Is rare circumstance to
hear any complaints of the sort DR..
storer and wife, Of Triadelphia, are ex.
pscted here in few days. Major For
dyoe, one OF the proprietors of the Ar
lington Hotel, is a brother Of Mrs. Lewis
Baker, and is one Of the most enterpsis'
Ing and prosperous citizens OF Hot
Springs. Ihaye to thank him for many
kind attentions during my soiourn here,
which sojourn, by the way, will close
with this letter.
I cannot close these notes without a
word OF repetition in regard to the bene-
a.s Of a trip to these Springs. As have
remarked, W NV r.S'S ,.,,. -.
whe'nef tue "A'ef n.' ~, 'l.
tue separate from 10 emp. 49, =.
not II Is u ieaS' uUuO,lu. ~" g
has, but Ahs'e no aoaO' 'uA. uu0s
persons are fe.ieSea :! eOus ,; go go
taxing Inc Dams 'as'ps 1890 ..sa -
iasins 'neif 'ois'' anu W .uo r .aa
air, scenery anu ass0eia'io1'' NV ~,
LOOKS elean at tue o nv..'1, - ~ ND
bound TO De clean. 'u''.ae VI em' I I1.
IN tue s.fee''-a''e, fs.ny Tpet @
sprinsss 'ne ''eAn''ess p'as. s'e. o., ,N =.
AS Mr'; Asi'y says .ae o' S1 80 .sn ..nS
.ne WASH mere orc s'0A"S' With, MI ,hav
'nem OUT 'nsn "neu' :" "he -.
are Drought os'A' ioui nAu01 a. ~ 70.
or win QUO Washing pet uAy ~, .AA IT,:
hall dozen AZ "heeiips. Ano D.'u.us
makes the SKIN Sol. ana Tue Ooup.'A.0n
eisAt. ~ % a'sV".'ns Nv IL ~,
pa p.e il ra.,, ps.h.n. n. medic;ns thew
az ' -. - =, RI. ,..nao, Tb;. !,
M NJ a val,av +, onrbt 10 b, called
~ Mor,..;n PAS an The ana side and
nv ~. g. - 1ann, -, ~ ~. o,bsr A
.a0 r s',I 1900. f.or, ocoonn,.
,%.. a. 49,. s,h T. n. on,chit, river
'.a ~, .,,as,.i ~ ~ ma,.n,v s,.
' "1ul 10 ' ,n h.,t ~. ;,,o y. w.,sr,
rusu run 'De D~sn III 'n'' IL. u :. ,ho
-.Y" saA IT. = IT, :, !" ,ha madic;ro ,b,t
, "a,e' =. "n. 49, W. nav von,
Au.' y. s. ~ 49,. 49,. ,,a;.s 81 som. "a.
.1 oa raa 'a, ~, VI 49, nhv.s - II.
.''D''' Ai's' ;. 49," - ~ 10. I'D
uos,' a.u - ,.s aI Ill., - IT, "SS.io;.ns
sly 'na. 'Hsy .es' Ds.sV =. az, !, ".n"sa.ion
no"sve., arc a,. w WIZ ~ ."s 80, 49, ~
" 'ls .s.. ~" ..;,l' ~, ,a"Sio.I ad,;ca
tn'ea 'e"en''.u sos -, - 49,
70 'n' AniOun' u 49, ~" ~
stores 'A' amen
But, seriously let mo say' 'ha' ai1et
three weeks solonrn here l ike the place.
like the springs. Inc surrounding eOun'
Try and many Of the people mere cons'e'
gated, very well. It's q plea'ah. place 70
come to enjoy gu, door lie al .nl' season
OF the year, and TINS pleasure ! nave en-:
1oyed ABOUT As iu1Iy Us any sOlOutnef u. ~