The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-03-23
BUCKHORN LiTHlA WATER.

IT'S T1Me EXteu0lOx anu us o0aeS ius
creasing-Sbipments Being Made TO
Several Points in Distant States
Demand Rapidly Growing Nearer
Home.
The fame of Bnckhorn Iithia Water
is rapidly extending and t he demand
for it is growing at home and abroad.
Case lot shipments have recently been
made to Louisiana, Florida AMI be-
yond New York city. While cold
weather is not favorable for selling
or shipping water, people will drink
Buckhorn Lithia Water aud the ship
ping trade has been very good all
along. And the more it is used the
more popular it becomes. Buckhorn
Lithia Water is regularly prescribed
by many leading physicians and its
is attended with the most benefi-
cial and satisfactory results.
AS showing their confidencei in Buck
horn Lithia Water the shippers make
this proposition: ''Of all mineral
waters SO far known, we guarantee
that this water is the most powerful
diuretic. We will furnish case of
any other water, regardless of it's rep
utation or price, and convince by act
ual, practical, scientific, comparison
that no water known to the pub
lie equals BuckhOrn Lithia as a diu-
retic.'
That is putting it pretty strong
but they mean what they say. In
Buckhorn Lithia Water they have a
proved good thing and they are not
afraid of results in the attempt to
convince Others OF it's merit.
Buckhorn Lithia Water is guaran-
teed to give more satisfaction in all
liver and stomach troubles than any
other water used on this market.
Guaranteed to neutralize uric acid
more quickly than any other known
mineral water, and will furnish more
relief in all kidney troubles. For
chronic constipation. Indigestion and
similar troubles it has no equal.
The nalysis, published elsewhere,
has been attested by one of the finest
analytical chemists in the South, the
analyses being practically the same
by both. Where there was any varia-
tion-by the smallest fraction-it was
in favor of the water. In addition to
the mineral properties the chemist
states that this water has consider
able excess of free gas besides the
carbonic acid gas in combination,
making it an exceedingly light water
with Il fine flavor, splendid for table
use, having no mineral taste what
ever
The proprietors of Buckhorn Lithia
Spring are preparing for an active
business campaign from now on.
They have a good thing in this water
and are going to vigorously push it's
sale feeling that they will he benefac-
tors to those whom they induce to
drink it. Mr.. r. L. Watkins has be-
come interested in the business and
will travel for it. A handsome bottle
label is being gotten up and il pamph-
let containing history OF the discov-
cry of the spring, the character, min
eral properties and curative powers
OF the water, testimonials, ETC.: will
be published.
Attractive as Our Homes.
Ten thousand churches painted with L. 4
NJ. Paint, and are most attractive.
Liberal quantity always given free.
gallons l.. & NJ. mixed with gallons oil
will paint a house.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay $3.50 gallon for linseed oil,
which you do for ready -for-use paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel at 60 cents a
gallon and mix it with Longman & Martinez
L. & NJ. Paint.
1t makes paint cost about $1.2O gallon.
Delaney Gregory, Fort Plain. N. T.,
writes:
Have sold l.. & NJ. Paint for over % years
and everyone is surprised to find how little
is required to paint big house,
Sold by Melville Dorsey.
See the pretty line of new spring goods
at II. Thomason's