Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-06

S ture pfOY1Qed TOT USE cOIHIOEI alt
what happens: BY gum, best watei
!. i everS drank; !, and you're off, intox.
icated, drunk as with wine; you fee
stimulated. rested beyond expires.
sion; it has fred you to the depths
, fnen is when you are manhood at 1T
: strongest, womanhood at its finest
Ife,itself, is at its highest Age
flows out and youth flows in. There
is no where to be found water 81
finer ingredients This water has a
temperature of So degrees, and is OF
the same analysis as the Poland wa
tiers of Maine, famous all over the
world for its purity. The spring
seems to have an inexhaustib1e flow,
feeding the many fine homes in Crys=
tai Springs Park with water for all
purposes.
The lower branches of the trees on
either side reach over and interlock,
forming beautiful arbor, with here
and there chink, through which a
Iale white moonbeam, waery ana
astray, Sits, falling gently in the
lane, affording illumination sufficiea
to light 4the great white way of the
metropolis, according to the bold
lovers estimation. On either hand
we find the laurel, thick and luxuri-
ant, damp and glistening with dew
that the suns mighty rays have not
been able to dry, hidden away as =
is beneath a heavy canopy afforded
by the chestnut and oak. Our path
is carpeted with moss of many yari-
cites mostly thick and closely woven
IS if to shelter the gray frantic UNI
Gerneath
We stroll on and on midst these
surroundings, through ravines, up
descending slopes, seal
Ing cliffs, crossing rivulets, passing
typical stills which were at one time
owned and operated by famous moor
sinners and recently reset for the
benefit of tourists, sidestepping
springs, until finally our gaze falls
'pon four beautiful turquoise lakes. |
The sun in the bright heavens is re-
lected in all his glory.
The waters are clear and blue.
lightly ruffed by the gentle stirring
I the mountain breeze; and the fish
re of many varieties, plentiful and i
ppetizing to such an extent as to en- Il
'ance the sportsmen from the
treams Of Hampshire and Vermont. II
iValing the Hudson in a neck-and-
eek race for supremacy in popularity.
'eep and tempting enough to entire
lie fa1rest maiden or champion ath-
tie to don their bathing toys. Wide
nough to float ninety-and-nine ca
ces abreast and then retain space
plenty to float the Inflated Tftantic.
.omantic enough to carry one back
the times of Roman warfare.
len Cleopatra, TThe Serpent of
he Nile" with her wiles and charms. +,
tole poor Anthony's heart and carried
M away in her golden boat of bliss h
Wy to place the cup of bitterness to
is lips.
Evolutionists tell me where I came
ON theologians tell me where 1 am
oing; all know is am here on the
b, trusting in God and trying to get
] out of life that's in it. Boys, let's
lend our next vacation at Henderson,
lie, N c. Let's enjoy real sum
er's outing together. Sweethearts.
ives and mothers, tell your fathers
Id brothers, about the Land of the
~" and do not let up on them until
~ have seen this country of prosper.
y and good will. "Come, all ye tina.
e weary and heavy laden, and 1 vii
We you rest" Go to Hendersonville: