The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-19

Sely oCIuOlil uedlu Out OF the SOul0.
God deliver US from the general
eastern or western voice.
"Praise God from whom all blees-
ings flow
And now it is II O'Clock on Sum-
day night, and the great doxology
that all the Christian world sings re-
sounds and reverberates through the
broad valley and surges up around
all the mountain tops 1t comes from
the white. red and gold pergola Of
the great hotel.
The Brothers Miglionico.
The orchestra of the Hot Springs
hotel is a magnificent one from New
York,-ten or twelve thoroughly &C
complished Italian musicians under
the leadership of Signor francesca
Miglionico, ably seconded by his
younger brother, Signor Glaccomo
Miglio1ico. These are genial and gen.
erous gentlemen-enthusiast in their
! art-with whom we have become in
innate, and whose companlonship we
enjoy very much. They play on the
piazza of the Casino every morn
ing from II to I2, every afternoon
from five to six, and in the ball room
every night from nine to eleven.
Their Sunday evening concerts in the
great pergola-no dancing-are splen-
did illustrations, in the main, of the
very highest and noblest style Of nu-
sic-Wagner, Gounod, List, Bach,
Schumann, Schubert, Mendelsshon.
When the regular programmes
beautifully printed and Illuminated
one-is over, Signor Francesca plays
a few Introductory bars upon his
, magic violin, and Signor Glaccomo
upon his silver flute, at which the
whole vast and magnificently draped
audience rise to their feet and stand
in dignified silence. Then the whole
orchestra booms forth the great uni
versal doxology and as if by one
mighty impulse every human voice
is lifted in mighty, soaring paeaH
of praise to the one and only true
God
Worthy OF Gods Blessing.
| We believe in dancing and much
dancing, (they say "darncing" hereO
but not on Sunday-not on Sunday.
| Therefore we commend the Hot
/ Springs company for interdlctlng the
dance on Sunday. But they enforce
another interdction still more worthy
OF the blessing of God. They sternly
prohibit the nasty, noisy, tumultuous,
death dealing automobile. No Van
derbilt, TOT Astor, nor Gould, nor
Wilhelm Hohenzollern, nor Nicholas
| Romanoff can bring an automobile
here. Neither do the yachts Of mil
| lionaires sail up the broad and deep
river formed by the overflow Of the
soda, iron, sulphur and magnesla
springs. The water of this river is
so hot that it would burn out the
millionaires' yachts in sixty min
utes.
care You Taking the Treatment"
! Upon being introduced to per-
son here the first question the per-
son asks you is, "are you taking the
treatmen1:?" There are very emf
nent physicians here who administer
and superntend ''the treatment" and
the bath houses are magnificent in
their appointment and perfect in their
! comfort. The treatment. so far as
We can hear. means fearful and won
derful course of daily or every-other-
day baths in the hot, warm and tepld
waters Of the different springs. These
baths are tempered from water hot
enough to scald hog in, to merely
lukewarm, and are accompanied by
stupendous and mysterious Turkish
kneadings and messages. They wind
up, so we hear, with a terrible rub
bing OF the whole body with alco-
/ hol or vitriol. They cost great
deal Of money and are splendidly eff
cacious. Crooked people are made