The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-06

raj Retreat or Seven Springs Hotel have
| free access to the water of either spring.
Mr. Ham extends a cordial invitation to
everybody to come and drink OF the wa
| ters of Ninth and Tenth Springs and
| be healthy and happy.
AS an appetizer these waters have no
equal. To illustrate, for some ten days
| the writer has been sick, having no ap-
petite. He reached the springs at 10:45
a. m. yesterday. drank a half gallon of
the water and by IL o'clock was begging
F., for something to eat. And, when dinner
| little later, was announced, he was
only preceded to the dining room by
| two ladies, one of these an invalid hav-
| ing the same longing desire for grub
brought on by these waters. 1t would
have done Josephus Daniels good to have
seen his representative enjoy the elegant
repast. The waters of Ninth an: Tenth
Springs are specially adapted 10 the cure
of dyspepsia insomnia, kidney, liver and
bladder troubles. For restoration from
general debility there is nothing better.
Rural Retreat Hotel is favorite resort
with Go!dsboro people and this fact alone
is sufficient to commend the place, for
Goldsboro people are quick to see and
appreciate good thing.
Governor Aycock Senator Simmons,
Col w. H. Smith and a host of other
celebrities patronize Rural Retreat
Hotel and have cheerfully given their
testimony to the curative properties of
Ninth and Tenth Springs. Governor Ay-
cock says: II spent two weeks at Ninth
and Tenth Springs in Wayne county. and
1 found great benefit from the waters.
/ cannot too highly recommend them and
wish that every person who is run down
by long and arduous work might have
an opportunity to recuperate by their
use' Senator Simmons says: 81 beg to
say spent several days during the past
summer at Ninth and Tenth Springs,
and | found the water very beneficial. l
have no hesitation in saying, there is,
in my judgment, no better mineral water
in the State" Col w. H. Smith, of
Goldsboro, N. c., says: at gives me
pleasure to give this testimonial as to
the merits of Ninth and Tenth Springs
water. IN August, 1898, several doctors
told me | could not live but short time,
had diabetes, but with the use of these
waters for about three months, instead
of being dead, | was we'll, and l have
| used these waters ever since and l am
in better health than l have been ~
/ eight or ten years. l live by the use
of these waters, as l suffer with ur'"
acid and gravel, and they are a panacea
| for these troubles J. w. Lamb, prom
inent liveryman of Goldsboro, says: Il
have suffered seriously from kidney af-
| fections. Upon the recommendation of
my physician and other friends who had
I noted the beneficial results of the Ninth
| Spring water for such affections. L be-
| gan it's use about three years since. The
water checked the malady and began to
! improve my general condition almost M
mediately. | use it constantly and
| owe my health today and possibly my life
| to the beneficient results from the use
| of this water
DR.. M Hodges, of LAGRANGE, says:
''It affords me great pleasure to recon-
| mend to those suffering from the many
| forms of bladder, kidney and liver trou-
| bles and all forms of those troubles
caused by overwork and mental worry,
| the healing waters of the Ninth and
Tenth Springs at Rural Retreat, Wayne
| county, N. c., having prescribed their use
| in all of the above named troubles and
always benefting my patients very much
| indeed
! Dr. w. HI. Cobb, Jr., of Goldsboro, n.
! c.. says: For the past several years it
has been my custom to advise a number
| of my patients whose condition necpssi-
| tated a change of scenery and a short
STAY from home to visit the Ninth and
Tenth Springs. and in almost every in
stance they have expressed themselves
| as having been benefited by these min
eral watrs Indigestion, constipation land
| insuffciency of kidney secretion seem
especially benefited by these waters
when drank freely
ANALYSIS OF SPRING NO. g.
IT, S. gallon contains solids A
grains, showing existence of the follow
ing in solution: Carbonate of iron, also
in smaller proportions carbonate of lime,
carbonate of magnesia, sulphate of pot
ash, chloride yof sodium. SILICA
ANALYSIS OF SPRING NO. TO-
Grains per U. S. gallon 1925, consist
ing chiefly of iron oxide, calcium carbo-
A chalybeate water.
Very respectfully yours,
H. B. BATTLE. Director.
Raleigh, n. c., May Z, 1897.
In conclusion 1 would say, if you have
that tired feeling incident to over work
if you have loss of appetite, if you are
run down and need rest, recreation,
treat Hotel and drink freely of Ninth
and Tenth Springs water and you'll he
happy. G. }. RlVENBARh.