Arizona republican., 1902-05-02
BIRCHEEI & SON, GROClRS Dealers ;,. Choice and Fancy Groceries
 It,npe, AriZunS.
w0NpGRFUL s0sP SPRINGS
Will Cleanse All Fabrics and Heal
 Ailjrg Humanity.

Some rratr= ago The Republican mentioned il 2 ---e.-sI Va. jn- diSc1V- cry C. a natural a.!1-it of sol- soap or muG springs 1aa: .i9e Hl-,-, Canyon and a short Gietsa,. from the old Black Canyon staa reaG e.i a5'tt Gill t;l- The peculiar cIaut- assessed by the mud ia ,.s- sii.s= was ils resl- blance t3 s-irso-I both l- gr-l a-- peara-ce and i4 ths Ia-f If i-s Lss on a piece ef ,:fr-> ? -t1- I-ft-- l. was claimed that t..e mud possessed t'le..i- cinaI qualities thas ,-aie t a valuable saIve for arDl,,4tie- ID wounds @'ti for the relating sr inflammation and soreness.
 The springs 4-. -..-t-l and l.ave been surveyed 1,-- g- =. ssu-y and as sociates. vh1 wal develop them and ascertain fer .-~- .tr 5- rhemic3, analysis what -h1i~ eea-ti -j-nt5 are But pending lu-ths- aei1cifi1 light oH the subject the Eu.rief-c- ot 5- r. GreenwcoI and c.a. rs ov practical rz- pertinent .s t. say fhe I-as; resting. and MT. Greenwood D ! yes that IT fi5 case the s9ri1sz h. .f@He -.le say ing. He returned -l.fa t-e,- couple of days ago. and though H1t wishing notoriety he is 0iiia- -3 bear witness to what the springs 1i5 -7r him n eleven Gays-
 Mir. Greenwood .- pretty T known in Phoenix ana 15= many friends are ali aware that k- cane t9 Arizona seeking reI:e1 -.ara azt--aa- of which he has su1e-eI fer .--EE s1-i~s- Grad ualIy other lorrnife4tis-~ set in til early in April ne found taat ia addition to asthma ne had 8 varied .-=-.tl0ent of other. ills ,l~- mad hin tiils -a was good ra- u.lrire more in tli= world url4=s ue ,eul5 si himself r q med, ai coIl-=e far an autri lf-i- Fe- versibl- -hurrisI- example o- n.HnaI ills. fer s.-a ia rating almost a'1> kind cr n ,-..+-z-.- Ills Ei H.HES -.H' liver saz. Hi.a great trouble. Ee sui fered from indigestion and was gs,ier- ally Cut c.. 51-t-. I-AlnE only -' pounds Tn addition ta this --e Go- tors undertook to stare him .a death Not to be gr;9-i ur course but only fo lis o.:n good :, was plain that if h could hot dtse=t anything he only ad ded to his ou- trouble ry -ari1-- T. was fo~ai3d-a anything and cv .E thing that was fried and a sp=eia ban was uu1 CT 5a.e beans. fried DO tatoes and aabbaEe He even had T. dilute his water with l1iiz or ten Da fore he could t1E- i- v-itI safety DW ing to his asth@n-tfe condition h. ha not been abls |, el-a9 on his right sid for years largely because ot th- sore ness on that side aaI over the abi1 men. He was il -1i= condition wte MT. Tone- asked him ID s9 Up t9 th springs with him. H. consented kno" ing he coulj -o. .i- any last=r in th mountains than he was GEiLe; h.~ They reached -Le springs o. he ztt of April. About the first thins 5I Greenu cod cid was 70 hav- ol- of th men clean cat al cII well about tuely feet deep th-t had been duG son twenty feet from tE- mud spring This was dol- and i1 the mor-in there was fal.r 1z=r of water iu f.
 was little different il taste from cth- water and was j. uo 9as- cAjectionab- b. MT. GlealUr3d tiled his cant--l ar joined the sur=a yina party. drinking if
 well water whenever ha got 'airst probably every aaif hour or hour 'l' effect a. fIzr Was that ai a gentle a" 1ient and after a d@s- Ci 1-s2 there E,' no seeming effect al aH except that began to feel better and gro" hla@- But ther- Was itJle ll -l- camp cor 1nisearv tina. tli- Gae-eIs had -ol au IaweG. Iu sheer GesHa.#-irn he ate B