Hot Springs, Arkansas; its hotels, baths, resorts and beautiful scenery .. . purposes and in connection with the hot baths. Dyspepsia and indigestion have noshow whatever when brought into contact with Happy Hollow water. It drownsrheumatism and gout, and, as it acts directly on the liver and kidneys, it purifies theblood, producing a beautiful complexion, and is almost a specific in all diseasesof the urinary organs. It is visited by great nvimbers daily who come to drink thewater. Beyond the spring the road ceases, the glen becomes steep and the path isblocked and turnedfrom side to sideby h
Hot Springs, Arkansas; its hotels, baths, resorts and beautiful scenery .. . purposes and in connection with the hot baths. Dyspepsia and indigestion have noshow whatever when brought into contact with Happy Hollow water. It drownsrheumatism and gout, and, as it acts directly on the liver and kidneys, it purifies theblood, producing a beautiful complexion, and is almost a specific in all diseasesof the urinary organs. It is visited by great nvimbers daily who come to drink thewater. Beyond the spring the road ceases, the glen becomes steep and the path isblocked and turnedfrom side to sideby huge bouldersand the jagged,projecting edgesof the times it is al-most impassable,and the explorerwould like to giveup and turn back,were it not that hedesires to pursuethe rocky way tothe end and seewhere it com-mences or termi-nates. Mr. Beld-ings explorershould not he persistsin pursuingthe rockyway, he willbe amply re-warded for hisclimb, as thepath leadshim to thesummit of HotSprings moun-tain, with its. 62 picturesque walks, grand views, beetlingcliffs and magnificent forest. The walkalong the crest of the mountain to anddown the Grand Boulevard to the Gov-ernment hospital, is one of the greatestattractions at the Springs,and should not be over-looked by anyone. Happy Hollow is the lairof the Hot Springs burro, alarge drove of these inter-esting little brutesbeing kept on handfor the use of pleas-ure parties. On theirbacks the intricacies of the upper glens may be readily ex-plored, and, while one does not presenta very imposing appearance mountedupon the diminutive animals, they are asource of constant enjoyment, not to sayof uproarioushilarity. The photog-rapher of HappyHollow reaps arich harvest fromthese donkeyparties, who sendthousands of pic-tures of theirmounts to thefolks at Jiome.
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