The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-29
PLEASANT MOUNTAIN TRIP
NATURES FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH.
Beautiful Scenery Around Moore's
Springs-Nature's Hearthstone The
Work Of God and Man.

Springs-Nature's Hearthstone Tn,
Work of God and Man.
Graded in the lap of Moore's Knob
and mothered on the bosom of the Aura
town range, guarded as it were by thes.
two parent heads, the other smaller
mountains as they taper off and cling
to natures hearthstone like so many
children around the mother knee; re.
freshed by pure air and mirror like
streams as they course down the noun
tain sides and find their way to the larg-
er steams and on to the ocean; famed
by the hemlock, the fir and oak, as they
lift their sun-kissed tops to the sky;
girded by winding roads and mountain
paths, unfolding in most sublime man
ner the work of God and man, such is
the location of the well known Moore 8
Springs, where balmy days and cool
nights, with natures unequaled gift in
the way of pure, sparkling water, load
ed with health giving ingredients, brings
back to the cheek the glow of health and
to the heavy feet that elasticity of step
and action that betokens a return to
physical manhood and womanhood, the
best asset in life.
The hotel has been famous for gener-
ations for it's home-like management
which means good service-the cuisine
being all that one could ask. The farm
furnishes an abundance of chickens,
fresh eggs, vegetables and fruits and
the butter and milk is par excellence.
Every reasonable need is provided by
Manager Will Moore, who is every ON
the alert to please and satisfy. A stay
at Moore's Springs cannot fail to benefit
anyone and work complete cures in
many cases: There is something about
the water that causes you to want it
from the time you leave the spring until
you return again-a thirst for that Pc
culiar taste that not only satisfies the
craving for water, but buoys you up and
makes you feel like the life-giving cur
rents of good, rich blood are once again
flowing thranah year veins. It is useless
to enlarge further upon the many ad-
vantages to be derived from sojourn
at Moore's Springs, which has worked
wonders in many cases and will continue
to do so.
There is one case at the springs now,
living example of the curative pow
ers of the water and his personal testi-
mony is the best advertising to the Sc
cured. It is only necessary to tell the
public about it to convince the most
skeptical.
For some thing like a year Mr.. Crutch-
field, of Walkertown, had been suffer-
ing from very bad sore on his lett leg
and since last March had been unable
to walk without the aid of both crutches
and then only with great effort and pain
Physicians were unable tor afford any re-
lief and the left leg from the knee down
was in a bad state of decomposition and
inactivity. AS last resort Mr.. Crutch-
field was advised to undergo an opera
tion, to have the leg split and the bones
scraped About this time he had his
mind made up to try Moore's Springs
water, of which he had heard so much,
and through the advice of neighbors, who
had been to. the springs, he decided to
give the water a trial. Securing sleep
ing and cooking tent he was brought to
the springs six weeks ago and today ne
is able to get around nicely with the use
of one crutch, the sores are healing over
nicely and for the first time in quite
while the afflicted member of the body
has "life" in it and begins to feel like
the rest of his body. Mr.. Crutchfield
will remain at the springs for month
or more, believing he will be restored
to perfect health ere he leaves. In long
talk with him he appears to be one OF
the happiest men one ever met on ac-
count of the great change in his cond1-
tion and it does one good to talk to him.
There are SO many historic spots In
and around the springs that one can
spend month there exploring and never
grow tired of looking. Moore's Knob, the
highest peak close by, is an interesting
three miles walk, part of the trip being
almost perpendicular but the ascent and
descent can be made in more satisfac-
tory manner if little time is taken,
say at least half day for the journey.
Then there is the Cascades, where you
climb down almost perpendicularly to
a depth of one hundred and fifty feet
end gaze upon the beautiful clear pool
q coFl of hot fhJn6prlnO
down & steep precipice to find rest and
quiet in the basin below. Looking up
gigantic rocks form a cavern of indie
scribable beauty, where one feels like he
IS indeed shut out from the rest of the
world. Further along towards Moore's