The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-07-07
Ammonia Magnesia

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ginia, says: SIN Lithasis, in which
Spring No is held in such high repute,
| very much prefer in my own practice
Spring No. l. In Govt and Rheumatism,
dependent upon Uric Acid in the blood,
/ think No. / is also to be preferred
DR.. VIM. A. Hammond. referring to
Spring No. /, says MS follows: 'Thus
while quite as efficacious as Il solvent
for any excess of Uric Acid existing in
the blood. it appears to have greater
power in dissolving the deposits of urates
that appear about the small joints in
equity and rheumatic persons, ana III
designating the tenderness of the bones
and articulations which so generally is
attendant on these conditions. In such
cases ! have known it TO act with sur
passing thoroughness and rapidity 1t is
also more efficient as a diuretic, as it acts
rs tonic to the heart and true physio-
logical diuretic.'
Hunter Mcclure, NJ. ID. IL. d.. Rich
mond. Va. says: Il have used Buffalo
Litha Water. Spring No. ], with excel
lent results in diseases of the female
sexual organs"
DR.. John III. Tucker. Of Henderson, \.
c., president of the Medical Society Of
North Carolina. referring TO Spring No.
|. says: ''1n many of the diseases pecu-
liar to women-M Menstrual Irregularities.
Suppression. and the many functional
arrangements resulting from chloro-
anaemic conditions, | prescribe this Wa
ter with almost the same confidence that
| do quininc in chills and fever
DIR. T. =. Jerman, Ridgeway. n. c.,
member Medical Society of North Caro-
lima. says: Il have witnessed decided
benticial results from the Buffalo Lithia
Water. Spring No. /. in Uterine En-
gorgement and liberation, accompanied
by serious constitutional disturbances.
y VIM. Il. Towles. University of
Virginia: 'In Menstrual Inequalities,
notably in Suppression in young women.
Spring No /, in my experience. has
shown special and happy adaptation. l
have witnessed some very remarkable
results from its use in this class of
cases where the most approved treat
ment of the profession had proved I'M
awaiting"
The late DIR. VIM. +. Darlington resi-
dent physician. Hot Springs. Arkansas,
surgeon (retired) {. 5. Navy: Prom
observation of the action of Buffalo
Lithia Water. Spring No. I. in many
cases. | am able to attest its beneficial
effects in all and its positive curative
virtues in many of the affections of the
mucous membrane as well MS functions
of the uterine organs"
DR.. II. ID. Baskerville. Swepson's. Va.
says (Spring No. u: For Menstrual r.
Irregularities, uncomplicated by organic
diseases, | regard it as sovereign rene
dy."
| could quote ad infnitum from
medical experts and from those who have
been cured by this wonderful water. II
has record Of n hundred years. and
its deyotees live all over the land. They
give it unStinted praise because of the
good results that have come to them
from its use.
or Spring No . shall have some
thing to say in subsequent letter.
1t is always most agreeab bic and pleas
ant ut Buffalo Lithia Springs during the
summer season. \ charming crowd of
visitors is always found here, and as the
years so by the reputation grows, not
only of the water, but Of the place
itself
The popular manager of the hotel and
cottages is Col. a. w. Archer, of the
Ballard and Exchange Of Richmond
one of the most popular hotelists of the
o. Dominion. His assistants are Col.
j. Il. Alexander, a courtly, clever and
deservedly popular Virginia gentleman.
and Mr.. Wooten, who does all in his
power to add to the comfort of the
guests.
Mr.. w. w. Waggstaff is the efficient
manager of the Buffalo Lithia Springs
estate, and is one OF the most popular
attaches of the famous resort
Col. Goode and his charming family
spend their summers at the springs.
Among the prominent guests | had the
pleasure of meeting during d recent visit
to the Springs were: IL. NJ. Carter, Fort
Worth, Texas; Mrs. H. Harriss, Miss
Williams, Columbus, Miss; Dir. and
Mrs. Lotion, Mrs. Tillor. Emporia:
Miss Hableston, Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Munce, Richmond; e. G. Seldom. Miss
Band Nelson, Alabama; T. l.. Davis,
Petersburg; G. Il. Cheneverte. Defiance
Ohio 6. l.. Crowell. n. c.; G. l.. New
man. Mrs. Newman. Charlottesville. Va. !.
j. w. Cullingsworth, Mrs Cullingsworth
Richmond, Va; Mr.. A. J. Machn Mrs
Sue Macnin, Brooklyn. n. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Redle, Chatham. Va; A. X.
Hawks, Atlanta; Mrs, n. NJ. Ferrebee
\. C., twife of DR.. Ferrebee. of the
Indiana: Miss Horner, Oxford. n. c.. ::
G. #. Bell, Danville, Ky: A. w.
Plyler, Il. b. Walker. n. c.; Rev. J. A.
Duncan. ID. D., and family. Knoxville,
Tenn: Samuel Evans, Ga: II. Il.
Hutchins, Va; Mrs. Il. g. Brodie. Mr.
Brodie, y. c.: ]. w. Baily. Va; w. l..
Penick, Va; S. A. Galevart New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodolph Duffy. n.
G.; l.. 5. Morehead. Baltimore; Mrs. H.
Freggang. New York; Miss M. l.. Fran
cisco. Va: w. A. Stephenson, Norfolk:
w. l.. Vestal. n. c.: Mrs G. w. John
ston. Miss Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. X. G..
Hull, Norfolk. Va: J. r. Garland. Va:
Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Williams, st. Louis:
Fred Hoetman, H.; Rev. r. II. Spoon
er. Norfolk: DIR. Drewey. Norfolk; T.. f.
Zollicoffer, Mrs. Thomas. Garysburg. n.
G.; Sidney Johnston. Va.
always come to Buffalo Springs with
feeling of delight, for here | find
health. recreation and real, genuine
and delightful rest.
f. Il. ARENDELL.
OSTRICH FARM NEAR ASHE-
VILE.