The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-31
HOTEL OPENING.
A Magnificent Hostelery Thrown
Open Last Night by " 400"
and Much Eclat.
BIZ Chloride of Gold Cure in Full
Force at Clinton and has
Several Patients.

The "400' of Clinton met at the
Artesian Hotel at Clinton, NO., last
night as the guests of 81. P. Faris,
president of the hotel company. The
elite, fashion, wealth and beauty Of
the city turned out in large numbers
to do honor to the host and the occa.
sion of opening the hostelery at the
famous and uurivalled arte.isn we'll.
At 10 o'clock p. NJ, the guests were
invited to the banquet table where
were served every conceivable eiible
to temp, the appetite of the m s! fas-
tidious epicure.
After the dinner was amply dis
cussed, Mr.. Collins c,lled "order'
and after saying some pleasant words
regarding Mr.. Faris and his enter
prise, introduced the host of the eve
ming who made pleasant talk bristling
full OF GOOD 5nse detailing in measure
the history # the hotel and Whist he
proposed to do for the community and
the people Of Missouri. At the con-
clusiou of Mr. Faris' remarks, he in
traduced Mayor Sol Blatr, who CON-
plimented Mr.. Faris, and ON behalf
Of the people, thanked him.
The speech Of the evening was
given by Hannibal Armstrong, E g.,
Of Clinton, wh, is graduate of the
Keely bi chloride of gold cure for
alcoholism. He told in eloquent words
his experience and his j1y at being
free from the curse of the liquor habit.
and urged every ore who was addicted
to the fearful malady to lay aside pride
and take the treatment which is NV
being administered at the Artesisn bi.
chloride of gold cure at Clinton.
Mr.. Armstrong paid his compli-
ments to the physicians Of the couU-
try whe were cndeavoring to decry
Mr.. Keely methods, which sentiment
brought forth rounds of applause from
his hearers, as they hung upon the lips
of the eloquent speaker, whose words
commanded their c!o-e-t attention.
L. J. Lingle, editor of The Clinton
Democrat, spike pleasantly aud en-
couragingly of the new enterprise
and advocated in as strong language
as possible the patronage that should
b. bestowed upon the hosts of the Oc.
casion and upon the gold cure insti-
tute now in good woi king order.
TIE gold Gu e has now several
patients who are being successfully
treated. 1t is the purpose of Mr..
Favi. to make the gold cure equal
any in the country and the BAzoo
representative is assured by the ply
sicians in charge that all who consent
to be treated car be warranted that
nothing will be left undone to make
the institute q SUCCESS.
Artesisn hotel is il charge of h.
W. Cooper, an experienced caterer of
Kansas City, who comes with the
highest recommendations regarding
character and ability. The building
and furniture from parlor and rooms
to kitchen ara all new ard of the
most improved kind. The hotel his
large airy rooms while the rotunda
and parlors are large, elegant and fur
nished in exquisite taste. There are
forty sleeping rooms in the house
SUPPLIED with electric bells and alt
modern conveniences. The entire
house is lighted with electricity end
the whole is model OF beauty, and
a high grade of comfort is most prom
inent.
The marvellous artesian well is con-
stantly pouring forth Its great volume
of water imme'i,teiy in front of the
hotel on lower ground. THIS water
has effected some wonderful cures Ut
dyspepsia, ca,a'rrh and rheumatism.
All Mis- onri and Clinton ere roud
of H. P. Fsris, who has been the
moving spirit in finding the water,
building a street car line, snd last but
not lesst, the erection of the m gnii-
cent hostelrry thrown open to the pub
lie last night. His indomitable energy,
tireless ambition ard undaun'ed cour.
age serve as a model for all young
men. They can say. "press forward
and fear not"
WHERE HE FISH HE'D Up.
"Armstroug's rather hendsome.
"Yes. that's So"
eAnd free and easy"
Sure"
"a eraduste of Harvard p
"No.
OF Keeley's gold cure"
The Rest Life Policy.