Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-04
AURORA ITEMS.
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From the Aurora Ctesses.
MIR. Frederick Mausel, the popular light.
ming rod mar, is now Assoclsted with Slower
& Slower In tho real estate business.
Mr.. A. J.. Cook, the lndefatigabls, has
changed bile sawmill 70 Uncle Dayy CAIdvelI's
land a mile and a quarter below the Springs.
1T is getting costly 10 create q disturbance
at the Springs. Toe market value OF such on
article is worth about SIS and costs. Several
dsrttes found lhis out " their IOTfoR last
Monday.
-Work Is progressing 10 blasting out the
blu Spring; with every blast the supply OF
water Increases. Worn men are also busily
engaged IN building wing walls spd other
wise Improving the Appearance OF the place.
The Aurora Springs are also progressing
morally. TIE y. Horn, oil Morgan county,
on Sunday the lTsh inst, preached IN the
morning, aitsruoon and evening 10 large and
attentive audiences.
-rhirty-one people passed through this
city yesterday, from Binton snd Pettis coun-
ties, going 10 Aurora Springs, In search Of
heAltb.-VeTsatllcs Gtz ITO.
AT la,t q post ofice. has been established
& the springs. There being another Aurora
Ia this state the office is nsm,d Eldon IN
honor OF . celebrated ex-law ChSncellor OF
England.
Mr.. Wlllism Slmms al old resident Of
Moognn county With eleven Of his family, are
camping at the Springs. He thiuks some OF
bringing the remainder OF his family down
toon.
The Aurora Springs Cresset Is al hand.
II IL n new product OF that fpringy country.
Il springs into existance as the advance cour.
Tor OF the railroad cart.-J. O. Journal.
-S3ovsr& StoYer's new Law ofice on
Aurora street, Ia completed and looks rs
bright aud neat rs = new pin. In connection
with the law they are also 81 gagged In the
real estate business, and heve tor sale q large
num0er of very desirable lots,
Hore Cures.
We had intended to give this week q re-
sumo Of the cures effected by iheso waters;
but they are multiplying so fast that want
NJ space positively preeludo' from mention
ing all. We will however z We q lew.
Wiley Robinson, OF NJ ryan county, has
been suffering from a cancerous tanoI In the
ROOT OF his mouth for = number OF years. /.
finally grew 30 large that hO could scarcely
breathe, he could not close bis lips
together nearer than an inch aud O half, he
wss suffering intense pains, and AZ all medical
kill had lated, he thought there was moth
ing left Tor him tot TO csmiy await the coming
| OF that great reiivvsr OF all sorrow-death.
he was Induced TO come here on the evening
of the STD Of July, ani Ia three days he was
entirely relieved Of pain, and has not suffered
any pain slnee. The iumOF is gradually
decreasing, ana no can now closa his mouth
without any difficulty. He uses the water
by drinking freely, and bathing tho part
effected With a aypbon. He now lesls as II
he had n new Lease for lilo.
MIR. Waltou. Of Liwrence, KAs., came
here with Mr.. Jacob W. Petty OF tie same
place, about q month ago. Mr.. Walton was
suffering from Asthma aud severe rheumatic
pains. In ten days DO was entirely Relieved
rheumatism. MIR. Petty suffered from nasAl
catarrh and Islt last week considering him.
self enred.
Mrs. Tracy, Of Mining Pert, was afflicted
with erySip,la. Her .lowar limbs, were
greatly swollen md intensely painlai, A
months residence entirely cured her.
Dick Meadows a eolored gentleman, liv-
ing At Versailles, Mo-. Was afflicted Tor q
number Of ysArs With oatATrh OF the bladder.
His recovery commenced after a ", eks use
OF tie water and now Rhsr a Two months
residence be Is entiFoly cured.
Mo. Ely Blsekston from near Excelsior,
Morgan county. NJ, came here with oyes 20
e. famed that he eoLll scarcely 500 . tree
three feet away. 10 fifteen minute4 at CT
bathing In the water he ielt dedidei re
lief. Next morning DO was able 70 walk
around by himself and read the advertise.
mentA on he trees around The Springs.
To make a long article short we know Of
but two individuals who hAve been here
within the last two months who have no,
been materially benefited.