The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-09

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nand for health resorts that are with
in the reach of ordinary purses.
Thousands of tourists spend extrava-
giant sums of money every season in the
search of some change Of climate or
conditions that will renew wasted
health or energy. This is one Of the
most expensive luSuries Of modern
life, and for this reason, mainly out OF
the reach of people of ordinary means.
But right here in lola is an institu-
ton that combines all the advantages
of more noted "resorts" with exceed
ingly reasonable expenses. There is
no longer any question as to the Won
derfnl curative properties of the lola
Mineral water. We have no doubt
that it is fully as beneficial as any of
the noted "waters" that attract thou
sands Of visitors each year, and charge
exorbitant prices for their reputa-
tons. And in this connection
we wish to remark that lola Mineral
water has steadily gained in pub
lie notice and favor until it is now
regularly shipped to most Of the States
and Territories in large quantities. and
even across the Atlantic to England
and other countries. This it has done
not by extravagant and INSCRIPTIONS
advertising, but solely upon its own
merits. The proprietor tells us that
these foreign shipments are steadily
increasing. Within the last month,
as an instance, he has made
five or six large shipments to
Philadelphia to the following we'll
known houses: John G. Rouse & Co.,
the great carriage furnishing house, to
Henry B. Bennor, of the great Glass
concern, and to the wholesale house of
French, Richards & Co. In most of
these cases the water is being used for
sciatic rheumatism, and with most
gratifying results.
The water is not claimed as cure
all, but the range of diseases in which
it has been successfully tested is all
the time becoming more extended, I'M
til it now includes many of the most
distressing and dangerous of human
ailments. AS we write. there lies be-
fore us pile of testimonials, none of
which we have space to insert, but
which we know to be bona tfCle, many
of them being written by old friends
and neighbors whom we have known
for years, aud many others having
come under our observation. These
cover, in the most unqualified and
enthusiastic terms, cures in the follow
ing diseases: Erysipelatous, Syphi-
little, Scrofulous and Fever sores, disor-
der of the blood, Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Piles, Dropsy, Asthma, Sore
Eyes, Catarrh, General Debility. and
Liver and Kidney diseases. To these
are added testimonials of numerous
physicians who have used the water
successfully in their practice. Even
those of us who are blessed with bodily
health can testify to the feeling of ex-
hilaration which follows bathing in
this water. Bath houses are connect
ed with the well, and hot, cold, and
electric baths are always provided.
1t becomes, then, pertinent ques-
ton why those seeking health and re-
creation, instead of going to some mac
cessible and out-of-the-way place, or
to some so-called fashionable" resort,
where they are "bled" by every de-
vice that human cheek and ingenuity
can suggest, should not spend their
holidays here, easily access IDLE as it is
by two railroads, where the climate is
healthful and bracing, and where the
of this water can be en-
ioyed at ordinary hotel rates, good
board being given, with the use of the
water, at from to IL dollars per week. |
AS matter Of fact, the number of WIS.,
tors is increasing every season, and
The proprietor expects, and is making |
for. greater influx than
ever, the coming season. The Acers
House, with its cluster of cottages
represented by the cut) is pleasantly
and well appointed. Hon.
Nelson F. Acres, the proprietor, who
gave "our Dudley" an uncomfortably |
dose race in the last Congressional
a most accommodating
lost, and prince ofgood fellows. He is
bly, assisted in doing the honors by
Ir. P. H. Cregar and his charming
wife. lately of Philadelphia. |.
THE lola CARRIAGE FACTORY.
One year ago Knapp & Kinsley, pro-
'rietofs of the large carriage Factory
t Muncie, Indiana, selected lola as
he most favorable location in Kansas J.