Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-16

Manager Clark b reason to feel
gratitied over the sece given and the
elegance of the men
After partaking the feast Mr..
Buchanan arose anoated that he had
been requested to aes master of Ger
emonies during th:emainder of the
program. He saiNat being seated
about table SO lah with delicacies.
SO attractive and win such Il pala-
clal edifice, surround by party of
such refined and oelligent gentle.
men, caused him compare in his
mind this event h his first visit to
Hot Springs, whenie town had just
been located here d there was only
two or three little ildings; how Fred
Evans drove the ,ch that brought
him hither; his thrilling expert
ence in fordingtreams and COM
ing over rough antocky roads, final
ly reaching here midnight, weary
and hungry. Nc how ditferent-in
mode of travel amin mode of enter
tainment while he-from wilderness
and wildness civilization and
culture. He til spoke of the
principal reasonor this advance
ment as being in alth giving waters,
magnificence of climate, beauty of
surroundings andl that goes to make
both a health a a pleasure resort.
He then announc Mayor Anderson
to respond to thtoast "Our Guests"
Mayor A. r. A erson heartily well
coined the gue', the doctors. He
said of all profesons that Hot Springs
desired to be on cordial relations
with, the physichs were most impor-
tant. The phy.ians know the sick
and the sick ha confidence in their
physician, and len the latter finds
that some remecl agent must be re-
sorted to that isot at hand, and the
doctor knows ttfacts concerning our
and wat. he is certain to rec
ommend the pant to come here-the
doctor prescrib, the remedy and the
railroads and le water do the rest.
knowing how ependant we always
are upon the mlical fraternity when
sick, and how nch we of Hot Springs
now depend ,on the profession to
send us people .eking relief, the bust
ness men of H. Springs are especially
delighted to wcome the guests of the
evening and ntertain them at this
banquet table.
Toastmaster Buchanan was in his
usual happy INNER and again waxed
eloquent over le delights of spending
a few days in OF Springs after swell
tering in the trrid heat of the east or
south: and wit sweeter lullaby dur
ing such coo evenings las these than
the babbling rook and the soughipg
pines, and wit more joyful by day
than swim the luxurious plunge.
MIR. Buchana very eloquently referred
to the attrlions and advantages of
Hot Springs, nd said with oneness of
purpose, u continuous. harmonious
pulling togeter, this place would some
day attract lousands of health and
pleasure stkers from all over the
the country. He then introduced DIR.
Hoelscher OF Chicago, who responded
to the toast, Hot Springs"
DIR. Hoelsaer said this was his third
visit to Hot'prings, that the first time
he came a fw years ago he thought he
was comingway out into the wilder
ness and nat he consequently wore
his pants il his boots, carried big
gun loadedfor Indians and was pre-
pared to w;ness all kinds of toughness
Of the will west. But his surprise
upon reaclng here prompted him to
hide his gu and his coarse toggery.
him to make cursory
of the waters and other
claims to aing health resort, so that
when he rturned home after Il delight
full sojoun here of several days, he
was deermined to return another
year. HI did so and brought IL patient
with an abcess upon the
lungs. oiin first stages of consumption,
He notified the patient that he was in
Il seriou condition and likely to die
and tina therefore he would start in to
kill or Gre thinking it was splen-
did opportunity to test the waters
The climate was bracing. the surround
lngs Observation-Disclosures and with the
change IF scenes all conspired to give
new hoes to the invalid. set him to
lrinkin, plenty of water. gallon or
more day. This water having SO
nnch line in it, and of such perfect
solution, is internally very healing.
The atiticially prepared lime water
S nothing like this water. for it is not
and cannot be put in perfect solution
10 tina the stomach will absorb it. |