The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-06-19

have made the surveys of town lots,
100 in each survey, and the lots are
already nearly all taken by people
from all sections of the country, and
houses are going up as fast as mate
rial can be obtained for their con-
struction. All is life, newness, bust
uess and beauty there, and what with
pure air, pure water, and as beauti-
full and varied scenery as csu be
found anywhere. will prevent Gil
Lax from becoming
THE sARATOGAoF THE SOUTHWEST,
we answer there is no preventive, for
it is surrounded by a country pro-
ducing all things needful to her wants,
and Rome as she sat on her seven,
hills. did not have half she cattle
around her that are now browsing on
the rich pasturage upon the hillsides
around Climax Springs.
Mr.. r. P. Blevins, of Clinton.
Henry county, Missouri, now has
large landed interests near Climax,
and most of bis vest herd of cattle
there, and it is only a matter Of time
when Henry county will know him
no more, but Climax forever, and q
more worthy acquisition no town or
city could have. The hotel will be
owned, controlled and operated by the
Climax Springs association, and will
be known as the Association Springs
hotel" and the rates will be exceed
ingly low for the fine accommodations
given.
The following is an analysis of the
Climax cave spring by Professor ii.
w. Wiley, formerly state chemist of
Indiana, now United States chemist
at Washington, D. G..
Total solids, ~ grains per gallon.
Magnesium oxide, Is grains per
gallon.
Calcium oxide, 4.9S grains per gal.
Ion.
Potassium, IL grains per gal
lon.
Sodium, 14.0 grains per gallon.
Oxides of iron and alumina, sos
grains per gallon.
Carbon dioxide, combined, 1892
grains per gallon.
Sulphuric acid, 3.6 grains per ga
lon.
Chlorine. 20.4 grains per gallon.
Iodine and bromine. 40 grains
per gallon.
Il regard the Climax water as a
mineral water of the highest charac-
ter, especially for scrofulous and syph-
little patterns, and remarkably free
from lime and sulphuric acid, and
rich in the iodides End bromides of
sodium and potassium, and will ex-
ert very beneficial alternative effect,
purifying the blood and exciting the
glandular system to renewed actlv-
ity." II. W. WILEY.
"a sovereign remedy for all blood
serofulous, liver, and kidney affect
ions, of dyspepsia in its various forms
and large variety of chronic and
constitutional diseases.
E. HUNTsINGER, M. d.,
Frankfort, Ind.
The above being two selections
from a stock of documentary evidence
shown us by the secretary of the
Springs association, and to this we
will add the testimony of parties now
at the Springs who are receiving great
benefits.
MRS. W. d. LEE,
of Warsaw, says she has suffered al
most nnendurable agony from neural
gia of the stomach, and while only
using Climax water two weeks, has
received great benefit, and now ex-
poets to make that point her perma-
nent home, believing permanent cure
will be effected.
ANDREW j. THOMAS,
of Indiana, says he has been afflicted
with scrofula all his life, and in con-
sequence came near loosiug his eye
sight; eyes always been weak; have
only been at Climax six weeks; have
never within my recollection enjoyed
as good health as now; vision remark
ably improved; have the utmost faith
in speedy relief from all ills.
w. A. MURRAY,
stakeholder, Climax Spring associa-
ton. formerly of Indiana. says he
took an interest only to have some
thing to do while at the Springs, rid.
ding himself of kidney troubles of
long standing. that had almost totally
disabled him for years past, and after
ten days use of Climax water was
wholly relieved of pain and general
health going close up to par is salts