The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-08-14

dom in leaving The house. for his
Unsuitable thirst seemed nnbeara'
BILE. Truly water did not allay bis
thirst, but drink he must. His lips
and mouth we're parched /; his ton
que so ihickened that clear speech
was impossible. But here was wa.
ter; iumbler was produced and
he walked 10 This Very spring,
dipped n tnmblerlul and drank IL /;
another and. another until the
sixth passed his lips. But what
does this mean? His tongue i,
sofiened, his mouth and lips feel
more natural than they have for
months j; and, yes. he feels in every
limb new life and vigor. He sat
in the shade of hat venerable oak
for Il half hour, drank six tumbler.
fuls more, and returned with his
party ; but wonder OF wonders, be.
fore he reached the louise he was
in a proluse perspiration, a condl-
ton which science and the best
medical skill had tried in Wan for
three and one-half years TO Induce.
That day was followed by such a
night Of resllul, refreshing sleep as
he had not experienced for years.
After drinking The water Tor three
days he felt so well that he went
east to resume his place in the
busy world, which ne came so near
quitting forever. He returned east
but in a short time suffered a re.
lapse. His ply sicians advised HIM
to return to Waukesha. which he
did, AMI bought the property, caas-
ed The adjacent springs, which he
regarded as non-medica!, TO be fill
ed up; laid out this beautiful park
and put things u,On a business
basis. He named the spring
Observation-Disclosures of mercy and
such il has been, aid such it shall
he TO countless thousands. No
waiting here for The angel to
trouble The water; no, it was
troubled once for all.
There are only four papers pub.
here, all weekly and ''pa-
The Democrat and Dispatch
are Democratic, while the Freeman
and journal are Republican. The
editors of all these journals have
us kindly,but | am special.
Iy indebted to Mr.. Youmans, of the
for kindnesses, which |
shall never forget.
A Chicago company have a pro-
ject on foot, which, if successfully
carried ont will rebound 10 the
glory of Chicago, and contribute
the comfort of the visitors of The
Worlds fair in 1898. They pro-
pose 10 lay al inch pipe IA distance
If 100 miles and convey The Wan
waters 10 the Fair Grounds
and sell al one cent per glass. The
Company has a capital vi $1,000,
Dut it meets with so much oppo.
'ition from the citizens of Wanke.
'ha that it is doubtful about It's
a franchise through The in.
corporation. The Company has
'onditionally bought the Hygenia
md Glen springs, which are said to
De the largest flows, and viii! sup
from two TO two and a half
million gallons of water every
wenty-fonr hours without lower
nc The head all inch. Pumping
engines will be used TO force the
water 10 the summit, a point u
niles this side of the source, whence
t will have "A fall of over 400 feet
o The city. 1t Will flow through
IN eight-inch Kalamein pipe. This
,ipe, being lined with Silicon and
rec from rust, will retain the wa.
er in all lis purity.
The Bethesda water has bene-
iIted me very much. | have gain.
ID about two pounds since my ar
ival.
AS this letter is growing 10 long
must wind up.
| hope TO be at home ere this
receives the impressions of
he cold type, and be in my own
Sunny South.
z. X. MAYERS.