The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-04-05
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| WARRINGTON, D. O., March 81.
-~There 10 considerable gossip
in the South Caroline colony
here over the remarkable speech
Of John Gary Evans at Spartan
burg last Saturday and the reply
toitby Representative McLaurin
Tho attitude Of Mr.. McLaurin
appears to be the source of
much annoyance to Mr.. Evans
and his friends, for as soon as
the Spartanburg meeting was
lover Mr.. Evans took the first
train for Washington for the
purpose. it is said, Of confer
ring with Senator Irby. The
latter is regarded as the shrewd.
est political general in the Till
man camp, and the point has
been reached where Mr.. Evans
needs all the advice and counsel
he can get if he hopes to carry
off the gubernatorial nomina-
tion. Representative McLaurin
has received numerous congrat
uiations from his friends in
South Carolina for his fearless
arraignment of Larry CAN'T
and those who are in the Same
boat with him. He has also re-
ceivea numerous suggestions to
como out and make the race for
the governorship against Evans.
interviewed Mr.. McLaurin on
tho subject this afternoon, and
he declared that under no cir.
cumstances will he become a
candidate for the governorship.
He finds congressional life very
congenlal and he feels that he
can better servo his constitu.
ents here than in the State house.
Tho News and Courier.
Tao Medical Value Of Hot Water.
! One Of the best remedies for bill
liousness, dyspepsia, and loss of ap-
petite is to be found in the contents
OF tho steaming tea-kettle. Many
like Naaman, will undoubtedly
: turn away from this simple, incx
= Expensive, easily-to-be obtained med
-, icine with distrust. 1t would b.
Exceedingly difficult to Undue
them to give it q trial. The YER
fact that it is free to all "withou
money and without price," make
!. it seen of no value to them; ant
. instead of using a medicine that hat
been frequently proved to bo both
safe and effectual, they prefer to go
!! on dosing themselves with doubt
full and injurious drugs.
u the testimony Of one lady for
whom a goblet Of hot water an hour
before eating was prescribed by her
physician 10 to tho effect that it acts
as gentle cathartic, promotes
healthy action of the liver and kid.
neys, and, as a natural consequence
cleans tho tongue and creates an
appetite.
}, Another lady, tor whom throe
tcups of hot water an hour and q
halS before each meal, and an hour
before retiring, were prescribed, as.
serts having noted thnt a little
while after drinking it sho finds
herself 80 hungry she can scarcely
wait the hour and a half that must
elapse before her meal. This lady
states that for fifteen years previ.
GUS to the time when sho began
drinking hot water, she had rare.
ly known what it was to feel hun.
gry or to relish her food. She had
also observed that when away from
home whore she could not obtain
hot water before meals, her appe.
tito departed in spite of tho fact
! that various delicacies to tempt il
were provided for her. She also
, testifieB to the efficacy of hot wa,
tor as cleanser of the system as Q
: cure and prevention Of gravel and
similar diseases, and to its favora.
bio action upon all tho digestive
organs. In common with another
experimimenter, she futrhor affirms
. that it is decidedly stimulating
that after drinking it one feels de.
1 cidedly refreshed and strongthen.
cd.
l Others have proved hot water tc
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