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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-27
WHITE CREEK SULPHER SPRINGS.
ELEVEN MILES NORTH OF NASHVILLE
TENNENNEE

- sIHE COMPANY owning these springs,
u nounce, 10 The public, that they win be read.
the reception o. visitors by the midd of may nes
This is the second eas6n in which, the present p,
pfetors have had the pleasure 10 offer the advaiis
ges of thess valuable waters, TO The South-Weste
invalid and the many attractions of their favo,a.
position, 10 al who feel the necessity inclinatl
Of summer retreat. Last season, was theii fir
attempt at public accommodation; and owing
their iaexperience. and their limited and unfinis
condition Of their buildings and other fixtures. III
are sensible of having fallen much below their ow
desire to promote the comfort and convenience
their numerous gisifers To those ysiters they fee
grateful for the general expression Of satisfactnn
the accommodations furnished. "a satisfaction resn
ting more from knowledge of the exertions made l
by the superintendent, 10 overcome the difficnlti,
which surrounded the commencement Of an ardns |,
und rtaking, than fom any great excellence Of tn.
Recommendations themselves.
The uncomfortable experience of the last eeasas
and more time for preparation, have c0nspired a
place the Springs this season, in very superior COZ
dition. All The buildings, which were ii prorrs
last year, have been veil fnished-additional on.
have been made--fhe Enclosures and grounds has
been extended, remodeled and greatly improved,
the several FOUNTAINS hare been tastefaly 6tte
up and arranged, -extensiye md convenient Ba /.
houses erected convenient arrangements for gym
mystic exercise. particularly for Ladies, have bee
made, and every other steps taken, provide IL eve
" department Of the whole establishment for the en-
tertainmenf Of visitors whether IN sickness ar ealal
ii manner ct cnce substantial, comfortable and e.
egant.
10 those who patrOnizsd the establishment. las
year, an invitation Is given ID ccmt again. and ~
ness and enjoy The improvements which have heef
made e minister TO their comforts and an assufanr
That they viii receive welcome which can hardly
TAIL % please To those who have nofyel visited Is
invitation i rendered for their company, IN The
confident h0pe tkht nErR sill Us Il. ~ vz.
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You may observe that have taken no account
Of the water Of crystalization, which, in the sui
pilates of Magnesia and Soda is pretty considerable
The sulphate of Soda contains Sc per cent and the
sulphate of Magnesia a. per cent OF water 60 that
The Is grains Of Sulphaie of Magnesia, are equal
Il grains Of EPSON SALT and the II grains Of sui
hate of Soda equalt to Is l2 grains of glauber salts
Salt of the shops.
! am convinced by experience that this water is
very beneficial insLiVeT complaints and cutaneous
years ago Mrs. T. suffered much
rom these maladies. and after hasing spent about a
fortnight at the springs, she returned, completely
restored TO health, anu has been well since l do
not believe that these salntary effects attrbuta-
lie TO the saline constifuents-the sulphuretted nv.
rogen and carhonic acid gases. In this respect
is similar TO the renowned waters of HaTowgate
I'd Chetenham, in England. ] am glad to learn
hatyon have so far succeeded in your undertaking
md hope yon will be soon able 10 realize your
)ectations in full.
Respectfully your obt servant,
G. TROOST.
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spfietofs believe, ti.at .. srriAgs III
nited safes POSSESSES more Of :he salut lie ele-
nents Of d great Watering Place. than theirs; nor
grea er advantages in point of geographical and
ca position, romantic beauty Of scenery, genial sa-
lubrity of atmosphere, and, most important still, OF
variety and strength Of mineral properties. and nedi
cnal virtue. And under this belief they are deter
mined to devote such time, means, and exertiOns 20
their improvement, as shall render Them q valuable
public Improvement an ornament to the tate Of len.
nessee, most desirable rendezvous and summer re-
treat for the South Western conntryand altogeth-
or commensurate In beauty Of appearance, extent
and quality Of accommodation, With the unTivaled
virtues of their waters.
To those who are not acquainted with the chemi-
cal and medicinal qualities of the waters Of White
Creek Springs, the prOprietOrs commend the perusa
the following letters, from persons whose position
in the scientf and social world, commands for them
the intire respect and confidence Ofall
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Letter from DR.. ROBertsoa.

nashville, Tenn. Dec. 18th, 1889.
Doctors Fowlkes & BorIand,
f3entlemen:-YoUr of the 9TH inst. was handed
on the 9Th, and embrace the first opportunity
attending to It's contents. The White Creek
rings, in this vicinity have long been celebrated
their medicinal qualities, and have been. annu-
y, the resort ofpersons in had health. The very
ated means of accommodating visiters at tbe
ace, has however; prevented general resort, and
ven hundreds TO other places, who would gladl,
We attended White Creek Springs. Chronic disea
: IF almost every description, within the reach
remedies, have been, in part or wholly, removed
them. The very great variety in the qualities Of
water of the Springs at the spot, and in the in
ediate neighborhood, gives this PLACE very dec-
advantage over most Watering Places. TheiF
nation. in broken, healthy part Of the country,
4 only elereR miles from Nashville, are circum-
noes of much Importance. As before observed.
have been beneficial to persons, in almost eve
variety of chronic disease; but in those o. thf
mach and bowels, the skin and the gladular sys-
N, their beneficial effect is very decided.
With ample means OF accommodation, / have n
ht, that they would deserve such rank. AT
what have said, ] need hardly state, that thes.
t4rs exert a very beneficial influence over the
cnrial disease; and act very decidedly in restor.
Z the broken up constitutions Of Southern Valetr.
3rians, who have been handled with equal seve,-
by disease and doctor.
Hoping and believing, Gentlemen, that your en-
srive will result in great and abiding benefit to
rrselves and The public.
remain yours, very respectfully,
Felix R0Rf RTS0N.
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Letter from Professor 1FOOst.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Fee. Ytb, 1873

NAohVlAAsb9 Inns = AD' t1Hs ASSS'
SoLoN BoRLAND. NJ. d.
Dear SRI have received yours of January
Goth. should have sent sooner, the result Of my
investigations on the mineral water Of White Greet
Springs. had not, by some accident. been Obliged 70
repeat my labors. ! commenced the analysis Of
that water, together with two other suphuretted wa
tiers, and marked my results three different papers,
the two mentiOnec waters were given to me b.
two members of our Legislature, and during the
time, was transcribing and calculating these re
suits, nislaid the notes which bad kept Of III,
White Creek waler--I could find il no where. !
was obliged to recommence. When, last week, 7
had finished the analysis used, for the calculations,
the same book had used before and lo--and see
found my notes in that book recOllected now.
that had put them in place which wished e
read again. found that my second analysis coin
cided with the first; except that small quantity OF
the sulphuretted hydrogen gas bad dissipated, so
that had some good effect SOhere, the result Of
my labor.
100 fuid ounces of the waterpf White Greek Spring
contain
Sulphuretted hydrogen gas, 31,2s cubic inches
Carhonic acid gas, 29,32 I" ="
These 100 fued ounces, contain so grains of solid
L. l. Af
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= 10 SIT fbtef 3. -
ss'+, 't ma, agent, il, mstv l,. Noly as
~ take pleasure IN 6,n s,ho' ofehTo1h ,%a
en- 'avof. my tesana.a.
v MtOFBs
n. tLARKsviILR, Tenn,
IT. howey Desi Sir: Ahcr, !, 4 pril ielh. ia.
4 49,, IN m .."sth two and tk,s' years 49, \
er,,,,,;. ane,ee nom the age q, H., year OF a.
,.,;i o. we skin, which incrrs - Iolts, VIZ
COO, was o Vic surface Of the skin malignh
suffered eso se'ee WIN thick. con,ipno"m heed
kent cons,aa,I, ,y ron every dres,in, ao 4.
tsi,,ing ali ,bs r Uo.rIeo Wl,h oil cloths %hobN
gu, any good effect. was inducaJ my Ieacl, Wiz
"pne feek Spring, from, the rooa', the ate'.
laoIolnaFy case Of disease, csII.d ton Of,s1
zen cured ny them. BY IN, adv '.pr0!S. hstiDs
i"ns ana with careful nurs+. 7 ~ ~ ha Jhrs
PHngS' and DO remained three wsoL nln tolie,.
me- DeH, except a small SPOT n, :, . re rsl1nsI
ia Old one leg. lie returned again ~ " hs ann
49,, weeks, and remained n. So "a absence
me at the Springs, and then e"nf length 81
"eH' ana has since continued So 4, 81; nome rb.ire
an. BkAID0 K RlCIM;o
Ofs' Robertson and SaPping,Op. -OilMOND.
DIS : owLkEs q BORLASD, Gep,Isrp.nu o,h 1885,
eceiVcd pour card, snnnu,iDe ,hs u H lsVsjul
NE "DHe Sreek Springs bsJ iJ QUO oIeh6E
'asoil' 70 acorfss you or DE aiiee, t'tNOea lad
Us" J - ~ t.ne 'or your publ alton. and gfc'd
tba o'd; 80 io' words to ezITe.s Nv hol eos,
them PpMe!. OF tost water. ~ Skeoa
"a present constitution. Iva. ~ W.. love ny lie
I'd from my infancy affected viii eo =, Nashville.
@ra debility. My father, VIII w va ard gen.
'her with the medical faculty of Ply iclan, To-
o'my cure, and, IN fact. ,lo1b,o >. ne. des9air.
my be Eg raised. AS last reso,, "a w Dosfbilyof
y those Springs, (lhe scarcty m &c 'eI 81, mintd e
was so benefited the FRS, seasry ,L'lJ ~ which
ner residence near them, and q, 60 ~ ouIf sum.
'egularly attended then. uitil I ,r F'trel sunhen
q: repeat, thai To them Iuws n, S SEprey cured
health. ''l NE and present
IA the practice Of my profession. so,A.,
OF zen years, have recommends, mar. Fgh
suffering under deTanged liver and o,hay Pal'eutE
ident to Southern mate, to ~ :, s't' in.
all OF whom have been much bspt6, 81 - 'PnngE
them radically cured. In conclpslo, ~ s ~ Of
that, in diseases Of the ive5. Cp,anso,, -" 500,
Mercurial affections, am Chronic Ri,
not believe your Sp,ings are surpassed. Groo,.a
by any in the Union. " 'quanscs
Respectfully, your fieod
MARK BR0t n T8TEINCTfE
Lhese springs are ST. q only eleven mile. nara,
OF the city of Nashville, witch NAV be he'd U S
pleasant facility, at ali times by Stesmbost, ~.
stages; and, from which, the Springs are ofesev
constant access. ny stages ana other conveyap,s,,
June 7, 1889. On. o.
DlRE TORS OF THE WHITE CRFFR Sppr,s
~ COMPANY
SoI On BORLAND, of Memphis, PRIuprv,
DAVID r. SCOTT, OF Wb;,e 60. So.
TREAsnRER and Superintendent. F'-DSS
NJ. ROWLEY, of Clark vile.
THOMAS G. JOHNSON. of MomDbN
L. B. M'KEE, # Memphis.
PROSPECTUS
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NAsHvlIlr, Tenn, March 96th. 1888.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 06th, 1888.
DR.. Scion BoFland,
Sir-For several years past, / have been afflicted
h a chronicle disease of my stomach, and have
ffared much from its usual attendants: particular
loss ofappeiite. emaciaiion and debility, and a
st distressing 'sick head ache" For relief.
e resoFted TO the use OF q great many approved
a'edies; but without appreciate advantage. b.
aevice Of my physician, visited White Creek
sings, about III miles North of this city, and
md that the of the wafer was Of great service
me: 20 much so. indeed, that have made them
summer resort almost every year, for many; ana
nnld not for any consideration, be debarred the
of the water, should / again become deceased
Resides my own case; have known others both
nilar TO- and differing from mine, greatly beneit-
1, and entirely cured BY the water. would par
nlaFly refer % the eases of sister and my son,
.th ofwhom derived great benefit from 1.-THE
Of nv sister, believe, was preserved by It's use
am much pleased To learn that you are impEo-
ing md prepaSng these springs public watering
ace. They have long been neglected, and great
sany persons have been kept away from them, be-
suse there were no accommodation for yisiters.
properly kepl, they viii prove highly valuable 70
gvalids, and great public benefit.
take much pleasure in furnishing my testimony
= favor Of these Springs; hoping that others may
sit them and derive az much benefit from them as
syself and many Of my friends have done.
CATHARINE SCOTT
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N.snvllIr, Tenn. March aslh, lsss.

Ut Scion B0rIand,
Dear Sir.-U Undertaking that you are about pre-
airing the White Creek Springs Is public water
sace, herewith furnish you statement Of 4 case
3 disease, occurring ID my own person, which was
flisped hy the use 0Tfhe waters Of those Springs.
About i've years since, I become afflicted with adj
uptfve diseass upon several parts Of nv body--es-
rcinlly on MP head With The hope 81 relief used
various remedies. but without success. During las
summer visited WhiteCSeek Spnnes and rsmained
lvn weeks drank the water feeis, and used the
sslphur bath tNite whcn IFetnrned home intirey
lred. md have fet.no 81 npson Of the disease since
Fer several pens past have known vari0 uEpecn
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