State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-09

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.'.eu .I, visited White Cree. success. D.,~
Two Weeks--l drank the ,.es Springs ana .ng las
sulphur bath twite: When a'ei freely, AMI .Mainea
cured, and have felt M retuned hon. u.ed the
TOT several years pas, S.On Of tie disea,aUte
Ill, aIicted with disease - = Shown varion. nce
uerive much benefit from ~ visit these SprS' per-
gneye tnese springs 70 IL . their water, suO
m .d Sa agent, in many kind. very valuable a..
ann take pleasure in firn;.S;n o. chronic di,o%a
'De'r 1aFor' M my testimOnS $
w McOMBS 10
n. p, NLAHKsvILLR, Tenn: Ana -
INV a. "'SmIey Dear Sir: About tb;risa 18th, 1893
had hesD "a, elween two and three wa years sgo
~ anlIeied from the age Of lou,y Ian sSs
until H. ~ y Ine skln, which incrca.ed II with
loo1 mo- mno'e surface Of the skin. Go..@ SsIpty
snaas.i Covered with thick, contipuon.m head %
sunereo excessively from everv drss':. Scab. n.
Kept constantly covered with III oIeeahg, ahOr.t
tanning all the medical aid vv;,h;s s'O'ns After ~
GU, any good effect, l was indncaJ reach, win
OF white Creek SPRING, from the ~ ny The water,
Ordinary case Of disease, called erection Of an
Oeen cured by them. By the sJS;oI 'ePOsy, hsvinr
cans and with careful nurse ~ " hl' lbyss
Springs and hs remained three wae MN to t6es
home' t0eH, except a small spot nm -. ne returned
and on one leg. He returned ao.;, Uue OF his arm,
OF three weeks, and remained al aver an absence
un5 d ne springs, and then come Iae length of
weH,ano has since continued 40. ~ a.. ome entirely
'Drs' Robertson and Sapping,on. OhlnOND.
n MEMPHIS, Tenn. April s,L ,o..
Dhs' FowLKEs q FeRLAND, GentLenona.o ia 1853.
received pour card, snnouDing the .Oa. have just
." S ",.s req Springs. had inisrS SeIlg
season. 70 address you on the subject h., tO'd last
70 90 so III une Tor your publication and gFeed
'eel 'oss Tor words to express NV b; t'en nov,
o. Tue Mei'lClnai powers ofthose waters e. Uplhloa
OsG ~ 10. hesitate 10 say thai lowe M r Use
snJ snno Us s was raised at N,sIr me-
o."i JoLIl.' iSy aherttd with scrofuJa and nvt
eraI DEPUTY. MY father, who wa, rI ana gen
geher with the medical faculty of physician, TO-
ed Of my cure, and, in fact. donbl,d ,I despair
my Eg raised. As last resort he llpOsSnlIly of
Try those Springs, (he scarcely KNEW 9'eI1rd to
was so oeneh'ed the first season. thai he b9,. "nch
mer residence near them. and for several IN sum-
regularly attended them, until was enI;,o iIu'ns
health. ny aye ana present
In the pract'ce ofmy profession, for the lac, al.
or ten years. have recommended mann so. esns
suffering under deranged liver and Other patients
cident TO Southern climate, TO ~ xon, N;
all OF whom have been much bene6 ed md Sp.ugs
them radically cured. In conclusion will T, od d
that, in diseases of the Liver, Curaneous d,,ase,
Mercurial Affections, and Chronic Ri umatisms
not believe your Springs are surpassed, GfeonaeSS
by any in the Union. " '40a''u'j
Respectfully, your fiend.
MARK BROWN SAPPINGTON, NM
These Springs are situated only eleven miles port
o, the city OF Nashville, which may be reached will
pleasant facility. at all times by Steamboats, an,
stages; and, from which, the Springs are ofeosv AM
constant access, by stages and other conveyances
June 7, 1899 en-.
DIRECTORS OF THE WHITE CREEK SPPTNr
COMPANY
SCION BORLAND, of Memphis. PREs,pEyr
DAVID T. SCOTT, of While Geek Sprnos
Treasurer and Superintendent.
NJ. ROWLEY, of Clarksville.
THOMAS G. JOHNSON, ofMemphis.
L. B. M'KEE, of Memphis