The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
THE BUFF YAL0 !
LI1HIA full !,
Two Hundred Guests Gathered
at This Famous Rc-G
WON DERFUL. WATERS
An Old-1'ii1lcr 1'ellsSof Incidents.
and People Who Came for
Health Remarkable Cases.

and People Who Came for
Health Remarkable Cases.
B ugEt,ALo LII,fIlA IA sPR1NGs, II " Al
August 70. Special. From the time
whereof the memory Of man runneth not
to the contrary, these waters have done
for suffering humanity cures as nliracu-
|lous as was wrought upon NaAmar by his
bath In the Jordan, at the command Of
Gods prophet. gi5 s
Iii the oldenS days, when 1.-THE wilderness
filled the landsca PEI and there was no
Recommendation here tho sick used To-
camp around the place. and such MS could
get shelter in the neighborliood did SO. L
There Is no kind OF stomach trouble
Or 1nalarial disease which the water from
spring number one does not absolutely
cure and the proprietors. not only Colo
mel Goode, but Ills pred eccssors, advertised
free board for all afflicted with malarial'
diseases who failed to he cured by the use
OF this water. 3|8 r. M E3 u s,s s.ii1s
n L was there during tho war with a SCI
we're attack of jaundice which had Sue
scceded typhoid fever, taken in camp Just.
below the stone brid &c on Bull Run, hen
the stencil brought disease and death to
many. Ny case had stubbornly8 refused t1
yield 10 the treatment OF the best physi-
clans, and as a. derner ressoi't I we a 70
Buffalo, I Ind no appetite and had not
lstaken meal for months. 4 was only a
few days before was eating and enjoy
ling Uncle" David Shelton s fine mutton
and the jaundicc ppeared sooii.
N My father was raised within n few.
miles ofsthis place, and used to tell me or
a woman who was brought here who had.
been bed ridden for several years. she
was taken IN by; a neigh Dor. The water
was brought to her fresh from the spring
regularly for some days II Soon she began
to sit up and a gain soon she got 50 that
she could walk 4 to the spring and sit
around and enjoy the outing. Three
months fter9 she n got here her husband
came for her. She had meanttme gained
The good will all the neighbor'si who VI
gave her a. pa ts,'s,F the light before she
vas to leave for home. She who had not
before for many years left her bed danced
FAIL might and went home sound In health.
1.-The late Dr. Foote. OF Warrcnton, N.
| c. a man who stood as high both pro-
| fessIonally and socially,as any. told me
!sthat he had Bright s disease, 40 nd |, while
his physicians 5ad vised against It. having
no hope for his recovery, he demanded to
be broug ht here. The journey in his EN-.
feeblcd state was almost too much Tor
Il him., Du u aIleTs4 BeIll6ifIASi - NO.
| He was Il bsolutely and fpermanen tlyScured
| of a disease whose mysterious workings
| have baffled the skill of the most learned
men In the medical ia Guilty. Spring No.
1 2 has proven itself an absolute &pana cca
flor this dread ma lady, and Its eftica cy IN
Ifall $rheuma tic, equity, and uric diseases is
ssnows so well known to eminent gentlemen
lin the me ical prof ession that whenever
( they find such a flictions they send them
at once to this POOL OF saloam. '' IS
4 n i had 81 OF been here before for several
drought to my mind reminiscent es-somc
gay, but mostly sad for there are few OF
LUIS; left who used to congrega.te here every
5August-ang syne. While a boy in the
forties, when every one was having a good
time and the grown / people ca oh trying
Ito drink more water than anyone else, the
lslate Hon. William "a. Goode, who then
represented this district in the United
4 States Congress, capped the climax by
drinking seventeen glasses before break
fast. 81 feat long talked Of amongst "a y
\ the people. 81 VIZ XIX
i N TheEmanagement Is ssemper edem since
Colonel C code o owned It, & Mr.. 8Wagst tan Is
i one OF the finest business men ever pro-
Isduced int his county. He seems to grasp
situation intuitlvely and every d epiaalrltt-
i ment shows his intelligence. The farm
las in splendid shape, and he m axes g y
1.-the corn, oats, and h y used 3 Q is as
modest as any young maiden here. an nl
while his ma ma cement Is magnificent y
4 is all done SO quickly that he seems to
Think IT only q matter OF course. Ag99SS{
IS Colonel Archer Is a s always up 70
sn,,ff', .as business man, feeding and
lfattcning Ills guests, and his urban smile
las soothing to all with " HON he com es IN
1 contact The bon honmie WI tn which Col.
James T.. Alexander presides over the
office calls forSand receives the admira-
\ ton OF every one, particularly the ia DIES,
to whom he is so pol to and attentiy I've $that
were i q. woman could not but love
i him. ~ missed Nortten from the, office,
and ali who knew hirnRregrettod his abb
sence. Mr.. Knight, 1t seems, has take his
4 Mace and is as genial and hosplta BILE as
possible. III 5 III
l,phis ,Tenr, are here. Colonel Ne ~ ls q
|llneal ascendant OF that Robert Irwin
Who signed the Mecllenburg declaration
| Of Independence, and is one Of the most
distinguished citizdns Of the southla
Cousin Tom Cullingsworth. Of your CITY,
ltis here, and was an unalioyea pleasure
i to shake Ills honest hand once mo re-,
Mr.. Ia. j. Nottln CHAM and wife Of q as,
4 co ,mnlac are very popular here ana
i fi. 4 arc about two hundred guests
at tic Buffalo I.ithla SPRINGS. Late q
rlyasgare; g. n, Burke and .dapgl.e rs
ef Raleigh. N q, 2, Hay OF Eealeign'
N, 81 ". N j ones and family, Of Ra'
leigh II. c.;3 b, Il, illiamso Of Raleigh
M M III Mrs. ]. r. schlez and son,..odl
Mobile, y ra ham nnd ! g. an, n'll Y
of IIpsboro; Turner. o. =, sale,s g, I, .
4 tc.; Or. J I. II. Turner, q. Phlladelphla
Ma ~ Gatiln, 81 Tarboro; Rev, Mr., Proc
4 tor Judge Whitehurst and % ght =,
ana x'fs ps 81 Mof s K,ch
~, 4. Ms, ,ralcott, Of Richmond; n.
i yMosby, 81 Richmond; Mrs, Gonzales. q
4 EA ilanta Il Mrs. Nelson Philadelp hia.S
tlgiIt"has been a essful season and Z
delightful companr 9.a., FL
4 CHARLES CITY DIES.
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