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,: ;f-?) SHk:VILLE CITIZEN. - K. M. fURMAN, .JORDAN STONE . D.CAMERON SE, I: 3N. f TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 15, 18S7. THE PRESIDENT'S VETO. We believe that the President's meaeage titoing the Pauper Pension BUI, will prove interesting reading to our subscribers, and we therefore give up 9fir editorial space to it this herwith return without my ap proval noxi.se Dill iNo. iu,4o7 en titled "An act for the relief of de pendent iarcr.td and honorably discharged soldier and Bailors wno are now d:sab3od and dependent upou thwr own labor lor support. ' This is the first genral bill that has been sanctioned by the Congress since the close of the late civil war permitting a pension to the soldiers and sailers who sorted in that war upon Ike ground of service and present disability aloue, and in the entire absence ot any injunc-8 re ceived by the canualities or il?- dents, of such ,gervic. While by . almost constant legislation since the close of this war there has been eompensation awaied for every pos - sible iniury received as a rcault o: military service in the Union Army, and while a great number of laws passed for that purpose have been administed with great liberality and have been supplemented by nunier oua private acts to reach special cases, there has net until now Doen an avowed departure from the prin ciple thus far adhered to respecting Union soldiers, that the bounty ol - the Government in the way of pen sions is generously bestowed when granted to these who in the milita ry service and in th a line of milita ry duty have to a greater or less ex tent oeen disabled. The war of the rebellion termina ted nearly twenty-two years ago The number of men furnished for its prosecution is stated to be 2,772,- 408. No corresponding number of statutes have eyer been passed to cover every kind of injury or disa bility incurred in the military ser vice of auv war. Under these stafr utes 561,570 pensions have been . granted from the year 1861 t., June iiO, lbbb, and more than 2WJO pen sioners have been added to the rolls by private acts passed to meet casC3, many of them ot questionable merit, which the genera) laws did not cover. On the 1st day of Jul, 1S86, 365,763 pensioners of all classes were upon the pension rolls, of whom 306,605 weie survivors of the war of the rebellion--r.nd their wid- -owB and dependants. 'For the year eiidh.fr June to, 1SS7, $75,000,000 had been appropriated for the pay . ' ment of pensions, and the amount expended for that purpose from 1861 tc July 1, 1886, is 1808,624,811.51. While annually paying out such a vast sum for pensions already granted, iHs now proposed by the Dill under consideration to award a service pension to the soldiers of all wars in whick the United Stales has been engaged, ineluding, of course, the war or the rebellion, and to pay those entitled to the benehts of tne act the sum ot -Mz per month, ho far as it relates to the soldiers of the late civil war the bounty it affords them is given thirteen years earlier than it has been furnished to the soldiers of any ether war, and be fore a large majority of its benefice aries have advanced in age beyond the strength and vigor of the prime of life. It exacts only a military or naval service of three months with out any requirement of actual en gagement with an enemy in battle, '- and without a subjection to any of the actual danger of war. The pension it awards is allowed to enlisted men who have not suffer ed the least injury, disability, loss or damage of any kind, incurred in or in any degree . referable ti their military service, including those who never reached the front at all and those discharged from rendezvous at the close ot the war, if discharged three months after enlistment. Un der the last call of the President for treops, in December, 1864, 11,303 men were furnished who werethu3 . discharged. - The section allowing this pension 'does, however, require, beeidos 'a service of three months and. an hoa orable discharge, that those seeking the benefit of the act shall b such as ' are now or may thereafter be suffering from, mental lor physical disability not the result of thtir own vicious habits or gross 'carelessness, which incapacitates them for the performance of labor in puch a de gree as to reader them unable to earn a support, and who are depen dent upon their daily labor for sup port." It provides further that such persons shall, upon making proof of the fact, "be placed upon the list of invalid pensioneis of i the .United States, and be entitled to receive for such tetal inability to procure their substance by daily labor $12 per month, and such pension shall com mence from the date of .the filing of the application in the Pension Of fice, upon prtof that the disability then existed, and continue during the existence of the same in the de gree herein provided ; provided thai persons wh are now receiving pea- -' sions under t xistiDg laws, or whose ,; claims are now pending in the Pen , sion Office, may, by application to the Commissioner : of Pensions, in sueh form as he may prescribe, re- ceive th henefit of this act"" It is manifestly of th? utmost importance that statutes which,- like pension .laws, should be: 'liberally ad minis-. . tered as measure of benevolence in "behalf of worthy beneficiaries should ' admit efae tncorlafBty as to their general objects and const que nets Upon a c vretul c- nside ration it the language of the section of this bill above given it sfm? to me to be so uncertain and liable t such conflicting constructions, ur.d to be subject to such nnjui-land mischiet- ous application, as t atone lurniri sufficient ground' for di3a)ri.viiir tb proposed legislation. It must be borne in mind that .in no case is there any grading of this proposed i.tnsion. Under the oper ation of the rule first suggested, if there be a lack in any degree, great or "small, of the ability to earn such a support as the Government deter mines the claimant should rave, and by the application of the rule secondly suggested, if there be a re duction in any degree of the sup port which he might earn if sound, he is entitled to a pension of $12. In the latter ease. ud umlor the provision of the proposed bill per mitting persons not receiving pen sions to oe admitted to the benefit of the act. I do not see hor those euw oil the pension roll for disabili ties incurred in the service, and which diminish their earning capac ity, can be denied the pension pro vided by this bill. Of course, none will apply who are now receiving $12 or more per month ; but on the 20th day of June, 1886, there were on the pension rolls 202,621 persons who were receiving fiftv-ekht dif ferent rates of peesioa, from $1 to $11.75 per month. Of these 28,142 were receiving J2 per month: 63.116 $4 per month; 37,542 $6 per month, and o0,274 whose disabilities were rated as total $8 per month. Another coniition required of claimants under this act is that they shall be dependent upon their dailv labor lor support." I am of the opinion that it may falrljr be contended that under the proviso ions ot this eection any soldier whose facilities of mind or body have become impaired by accident, disease or age, irrespective of his service in the army as a cause, and who by his labor only is lelt inca pable of gaining the fair support he might with unimpaired powers have provided for himself, and who is not so well endowed with this world's goods as to live without work, may claim to participate in its bounty: that it is not required that he should be without property, butonlv that labor should beneces sary to hid support in some degree; nor is it required thai he should be now receiving support trom others. I cannot believe that the vast peaceful array of Union soldiers who, having contentedly resumed their places in the ordinary voca tion of life, cherish as sacred the memory of patriotic service, or whex, having beea disabled bv the casu alties 'of war, iustlv regard the present nension roll on which ap pear tl eir names as a roll of honor, desire at this time and in the pres ent exigency to be confounded with those who through such a bill as this are willins to Le objects of simple charity and to gain a place up in the pension roll through al leged dependenef. ' If none should be pensioned un der this bill except tnose utterly unable to work, I am satisfied that the costs stated in the estimate re ferred to would be many times mul tiDlied, and with a constant in crease from year to year: and if those partially unable to earn their support should be admitted to the privileges ot this bill tne prooaois increase of expense would be al most appalling. Federal taxation, no les3 borne by the people than that directly levied upon their pfoperty, is still maintained at the rate made neces sary by the exigencies of war. If this bill should become a law, with its tremendous addition to our previous obligations, I am thorough ly convinced that farther effo.rts to reduce the Federal revenue and re store some part of it to our people will and perhaps should be serious ly questioned. It has constantly been a cause of pride and congratu lation to the American citieen that his country is not put to the charge of maintaining a la.ge standing army in time of peace. Yet we are living und.ra war tax, which has been tolerated in peaceful times to met the obligations incurred in war. But for years past in all parts of the country the demand for the reduction of the burden of taxation upon our labor and production lias increased in volume apd urgency. I am not willing to approve me& ure. presenting the ;Ubjection t- which this bilHsV uhject, and 'whitcli.V moreover, nill I.v tiiH effect ol disa.p,.;i:.Mir.i.' 'Uk t'XjH-tii"i. f the people and tii.it--lt-iie si ml b" e for relief from tv;tr axiihy in time of peace." These arc our entiiuei;'.s JdM ffhatl'iicT An -.. V Hon. D. D: Hajrnia,:of Salem, El., gays ho naes Dr. Boaanko'a cough and Vmig Syrup in i family tilth the iaont satisfactory results, in all cases of coughs, colds and croup, and recommends it i particular icr tne luue ones. Samri'.o bottle free at II. U. Lyons. . dawlw. . Best 5c. cigar rVestE-id Choice. Oyster? revived in bulk ilai'y at " Jtf NT OOSE & UoBARDS. , Grant & Roseberry Oraduate -vfthe Phfla'a Culinca of Phi-muCJ HAVING purchased the Drug SRre Hi Mr. C. VV. DeVanli, we wi'.l be fciait l infft hiR mp.nv iMistomera. and hoiw to retain the good reputation th atore nas obtained ncaer rns Biipervwun uy dispensing , , : -: -, Tare. Dtua, ' ' vrtfulto and Accurately.' We ' make a specialty of Squibba' freparatiora .nd cotu pounding prescrip tions. ; an 8 d6m PROF- C FALK, - Teacher of Music. , LatHea will find a comfortable private mnale room in the A&bevllla Husic Bonao, norln side ot TO BE READ BY LvblES ONLY Ontrnitul.iti.i! (i.vtr ' linen-pour iitg in upon St ir tary Whiiin-y and his Vxcellent wife fro'it all parts of the t;.,n'ry nixm tin- !inh of their little i-1. It s eai.l t. Ihj the most charmii little Muet.-'f t oi its io that eTer wa burn Evnvtfiy i just raving over tin- dear w-'.'ti.iiig in Washington But aW! -Tin- Mor little white h hired, biuf-oyni t.fanty is to have its nose broken. The brief reign of the cabinet baby is almost run. She will -oon be &u pereeped by the White House baby. Hist, let us whisper it. There will be a little stranger in the While Houe nxt spring, po pays a pri vate letter from om; in a position to know,' writing r"ni . Washington. This puts tbf ftal f confirmation upon vagi! riiiimx et. afloat some monttiH back, when the Pneideut, unattended by hi better half, vis ited the Virginia State Fair. - 1 Iver inJJa - Use Or. Unnn'k Liver Pills for Sallow coin Dloxion. Pimples on the Faue and liilliou- neKS. Never sickens or griives. Only cno for a do.e.- Rumple free at H. H Lyons. Best 5c. cigar in the city West End Choice. ' tl Lauib's Wool Soles larpe lot for the Ladies and Gents, at the Shoe Store, dtf Hkbsi.ng & Weaver. ' Board. PASTIk'J DLSIKIWG BOARD in theconntry will do well to drive out to Tenncnt's View, and secure rooms, where tbev will find evcrv comfort, combined with home-like surreundirgs. jan lis dim HOLIDAY GOODS I NOW HAVE IN STOCK SUCH GOODS AS ARE SPECIALY SUITED FOIl HOLID A. Y S V T ,K, COMPRISING FRUITS, JfUTS, BAISINS, 331ft CK MEAT,, GORDON t- DILT. WORTH'S Fine Preserve?, Fine Syrups, t:W Olh-rltiS MolaMOS. IS. SS. K Xil Ssllll. j-'jiith Wain St.. ijii. luiulr Wnu 1. EXCELSIOR West End Store, Straith 8e Thomson, GENERAL MERCHANTS, AN'D DEALERS IX COOKTRY PRODUCE. Pittton Avenue, Asheyille, N. C. Have opened ibe above store with lull stock of the highest quality, which they offer to cash buyers on the lowest possible terms. Moderate Profits and Quick Returns. GENERAL GROCERIES, , . FINE GROCERIES PROVISIONS, CANNED GOODS, . TOBACCO and CIGA'IS, FLOUR, BRAN asd FEED. Call and Bee our goodtj and get quoia- lions. fo8d3moi - - - - JAqitnr. Prater ti . SJis- jli.rH' 1 gents. HAVING just .jevtsiveJ a m-w and full supply of all kibtU cf goods usually kept in our line, we ure- prepared to furnish our many patrond and the public in general, with something good for th? Holidays. -. . ,, 7 ' - 2fit;ecia! attention ! co1m::1 tn Duffy's Pare fiarioy Malt Wbiskoy for which we arc agents in this seulion, also the cele bratL'BavarLin" ah3 Badweise Lager Beer bit draught, and bottled fur family use,' which is guaranteed ; strictly pure. We also hav a lot of Fine Old Pure N. C'Corn Whiskey that can't be beat, and the best and most popular brands of fine Old Kentucky hand-made sout mash Bye and Bourbon Whiskies, fine imported Cognac Urandv.-Jamaica Knm, imported and ilomestic 6ins, Pure N. f V A pple and Peach Brandi, Pure N. l - reet Mash Corn Whiskey, i5ne Uli:,i);!riwlKherry, Port. Madeira, Claret, t lii,U;-a':iJO'and all kimls id ilomeslic Wines, l.)i.urted Ale and Porter, Fine tig are, '!'; !;i4v., &c&c We have with us ilessi. l.e C. Sor rells, Jesse j. Lange and '.V Columbus Featheretone who will b- giml to have their friends call and sec tl: m. : - We have in connection with our Bar an elegant Billiard and rWI - Hall up stairs, furnished with lltv celebrated Brunswick, Balke & Cotlander Cc's TableB, the best in use.whicb is are charge of the old jovial Tom Popo who will give a cordial greeting to all. Ordet rsoliciied and promptly filled. - - - W. O. MULLER & CO., -. Main L, opposito Public Square, Ashoville. N. C. - Delicate persons, and all whose gys 'enu have become debilitated, should :ir in mind that Simmons I.ivcrEegn- lilt ria ntt a ilnotin tinMiini ,A.l!t,nA dot-a not weaker, or deplete the system as other purgatives do, . but acts eently. It will invigorate like a g!a.s f wine, but is n intoxicating bevi ratre to lend to intemperance ; will promote dieei ion dissipate headacbK and gcceia'iy tcr.e ud the svseiii I ton Aiux 1 1 Stephens. 4 Simmons Liver Regnla suits me better,tba . i- n.l li-s." . UNFAlLi S t J S PE I F I C FOP. ' UViJlt I)ISE.K. SYMPTOMS: Rlf.r i r t.i-: tAsu- !n m.ir.Ot : tmigue r.o it i wiiitw -rtl witti briwi; fiir; pain :ii tlie :a(!:c. !!!.-. -r Joi ::g o;i-n m' takei' for Uhcuiiia'is:!.; so,r ziotrz ; ius.. o. h,. lielUe: ouitluiss iuum t-ml au-r-trali vr i. digestion; flatulency and nci.l emciaiions; i.. -Cls alternate! v co-tivu an ! iax, headache ; ls- "I memer;, ith a imin u! r-en-at -mi fir UvIhk failed to di fcOiiieih-r.i wl.ii-!, ou-ilr t ' lt:iv beeu tlone; debility ; l:nv Kpi:l:s ; fi tu.ok. yelicw appearanee of the Hkta a-rt eye.- a tiyctMn fever, restlassuesK; the unre i M-atby R.-i t Irish colorbd andifaLowed to .-ta d. '.ep- si's a sedi ment. SIHOKS LIVE?. REGULATOR Is generally used in the Socth to arouse the Tor pid Liver to a healthy action. -. It acta with extraordinary efficacy on the , antlJBOlVKJLS An cBectnal specific for Malaria, Eowel Complaints, ' DysDcp&lA, Sick Headache. Constipation, BiUiousnese, Kidney Affections, Jaundice, Mental Depression. Colic. Endorsed by t he use ot 7 MfllllonB of Bottles as THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE . for Children, for Adults, and for the Xgal. ONLY GSNUINE has our Z Stamp in red on front of Wrapper. J. H. ZEILIN Z& CO., PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sole Proprietors. Price, Si JO- no24-weow2m DENTAL CARDS. B. H. DOUGLASS, D. D. 8.. Dental Room over Grant A Roaeberry'a Drny store, residence in ascie building Aslievli'e, X. c feb2-wsw DENTAL SURGERY. f E. J. G. QUEEN has removed his office to I tne 1 . m. U. A. rooms on l'atton Avenue, and offers his professional services to the public. AU professional work done with skill and neatness. tune 10-dAwtf J)R. A. B. WARE, Dental Snrgcon. Office in Citizen building, Eecond floor. A work will receive prompt and careful attention, jy 14 dly DR. R. H. REEVES. O.D. 3., Omoi in Binder Building, pposite Central Hotel, - ASHEYIU.E. N C Person having artlflclal work done, after Irylng It two or three weeks. If not satisfied, can return It and tbe money will he refunded. v l J() TO "Gem" Bakery, FOR THB Finest Bread, Buns and Cakes, Ilff THE GFIY 1 ALSO FRESH CANDY OF Their Own Manufacture. Mr. Vaughan is conceded to be the FINEST WORKMAN I3ST THE. SOUTH. Satisfaction guaranteed or monev re funded. GREEN FRONT, v Opposite Auction House. F OR SALF. A cood 8 AFE and an O M XI B L'S. Jan 19 dim t- R. CUEl'ESTEB St BON. R solutionforl887 ,- -ADOPTED BV . Moore & Robards. We Lave hereby resolvett " That, having secured the seivicts ; Mr. McSweeny, for seventeen years for--mao for the "Largest Baking i'itib!'t!i ment" in the South, . where he estab lished a reputation as having no equal in bread and cake bakmp, and having in creased our facilities twofold, we will fur nish to the .trade the beat bread, such as French Twist. Vienna Kolls; Patent Loaf. Brown and By,' and an ttid!es variety of the, finest small and larre Cake that have over been exhibited in this glorious "Land T tbe Sky." Cakes iced or ornamented at moderate cost and on short notice. - ' We have the only- Restaurant con ducted inl . ." ! .. . - - FIBST CLASS STYLE - in the city. ' 7 L Our line of Confi'clions is unexcelled in the State. Always the freshest and purest."- . . " DESMOND'S OLD STAND South Main Street. - nre Tar File. Piles are frequently preceded, hv a sense of 'eight in the back, loma and loner part of .K.7. I .1 . . . bcruig orann At lin:tH, symptotua of Uivii-! Kekbou are pre nt, da-u!ney, nnuashio, ..f! Use BtjiBiueh. eto A luuirtme lik- pervt--- i ti-i,.pr.duciji a very dibaxi oenl ie ithiiir. ; niter K'tlitiK Tarni. w a cumnioii atttudnit. j V. iiiil !51i n'.ivK ami ltclu:tc Pil.w -reld ut c,nv i Ti. I",-- :-i(.:frriioii of Dr. 13tbt3uk.V Vi fft-..- ' Otly. v fcti rill 1i Mi t f, t EN..' 1 n Cu ' ' -t . . ; C .'i. Li I t-i'.!.. . iSf.i: V J i. 1. a.l li-. f. uils. - Jan 14 du' A. M. BALLABD, PHTSICIAH and SIBGEUN. Office North side Public Square. . Besldenceon Haywood street. Office Telephone Call " 64 Eeaidence Telephone Call No. 43, iune S7-d6mospd rjpHOS.A. JONE8,t Attorney at Latr ASHEVILLE, N. oct 22-ly s w Offico with Dav' dson Ma JOHNSTONE JONES, Attorney and Counsellor at Ijiw, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Ofilce in Burnett Building, Court-House Square, nov 9 d3moa U W. PUREFOY Oilers bis professional services to the citizens cf Asheville and si'rround in (Kiuctry. Office over Camjchael'i Irg stort-. Kesidtfrice Charlotte st. da l-ltv J A. W VTSON, M. D. Ot TIC2 AT HIS KES1DEN .k Con.ei of Orove arreet and Pattn An.. U!Ti(-2 hours : Mo li A. M.. i u .'. :-. .. t ails left at ' .iruiiuhre! ,r i v.:..ti' .- r Store will n:nvrycd. and reapui'Jed Vi. : cpsone. lunc 1 if rjl H.COS, .illorney ami t on use! lor i-t t it-. Offn.-e in Burnett building. Nor !i i -.dt ivb -quaro, AS "J E V I L L K, S. C. I'racticrs in ail O .urts, Snxtc a:.d Fe.icra:. jan 2i dly J OSKPil c. ADAMS, AtlBrnfjr and l"niisrllr n i.nn OGice in Law BuildiTig. adioicing First National Bant, ASHEVILLE, N. C. Pi actiocs in all courts, State and Fedi-nil . . sept 7 I year JBS. McGILl, A li AT ILK, ariiii. ifTi!.i., m ;., v r-ia,-t:rc l:;tl t- Kye. Knr, I r.httf.l t aus Sah. v."r'V !;ii-r.. M. !.. t!. S. N.. , PiiisiL-ianaiirt .uueou OSii-es ove; Tev'au!t's 1'rujf Stole. , :.Ofl. c bourjt 10 a. m. tu 1 and 2 to i p m. w M-tf JAJMES A. 8URROUGHS, Phs'sii-ian and St.rgewfc, ASHEVILLE, N. C, Office over Powell A Snidv s. JES'- Rssidcnce '.oxvt f M um . ." WoodSn Btrccte. -de 16-ly AS. D. McCANDLISS. Surveyor and Ivll Kttglneor, . ASUKVSI.1.K, x. . OOlce with A. J. Lyman, Real ftate K okt-r. a:so agks't fo . UAZLEHUEST& HLCKEL. Arcliliects. (design ers of Batte' y Park Hotel) I'biiideU-h a Peuua ol6d3m - . rut..! DaviiklS i i- MK! DA -iON A ilARTIX, .IttoMirra A Con KOS A MARTIN, ornrrn A CoiinnelliHii,M-l AsHaviLLS, N. C. Wlp. A..:ic In the Sth and Sth Jamclal DHtr.c-. s ad in Wie Supreme Court of Nnrrli Carolina. n in the Federal Courts or H'p A'mtrern Dlstrlci f North Carolina. Refer to the Bank of Aaieirn. sepl9w&w6m J. A TESXEyr, Architect and Civil (Snginar. Designs. Specification, and Estimates oi the style of building furnished upon application, A wore supenncencea wnsn aesirea. &ii ski ec trusted to me as Civil Engineei sill receiT prompt attention. Thorough drainece oflandr a specialty. lnt Office address, Asheville oi Best, N. C. KasHeiice Swannaaoa Bridge, may 16-okjos W. W. JONKS. GEORGE A. SHCFOI.D JONES &. SHUFOR.D, ; A.ST1EVTLLFC. ' ' Practice In the Superior Courts or Western North Car Una, the Supreme Court of she State, and tbe Federal Co rt at Asheviil -. OBice in Johnston Building, where one member of the firm can always In foifd. ... : ...... nov 11 dlvear T WILL PAY YOU- r- - - t'i ex mi up our riihjjc d pritsx in r-int't nd ! ultle ilth . .- ;KAKi:lV, KVXK1N A CO. r. savvver. F V r; : IZ. SaVVE ' . - r " 'Miri G. W. WILLIAMS.. H Ynmiii-2toii, ' P-v. J. U"CAKR0LL, mm Authorized Capitaf $500,000 . Gen ral Bui' sing Ptiimr tm:i-art-i'. I ur). hit arc! 1 iri-1'ri f i-nn- l.jiit i'itV ern:. Brai-i t i ot ih5 a f t ' whi-s 'ton . :o, t-i . , .11. T White l DC !-' A - : .' 'i ; ' . mil . --it AUCTION MURRAY & LANCE, Auctioneers and i COMMISSION; MERCHANTS Give special attention to consignments ol HouseboM Goods, Merchan dtse, Houses, &c. Also o the sale of ' Keal 138a,-to. All consinnments of Persoual or Keal Property entrusted to our ewra w-iH r. -. v.- '-oiiipt attention. - I I'l'Sie'ii'- of personal property every Saturday at 11 o'clock, on tb I Squ.-r Sales of Merchandise at auction room every night. g y r jctronage, we are very respectfully, AlUUKAY &L.AKC1G, Anctioneers, ''fi.i. , Asheville, N.C. I r. Painting rr-X . ... . i.iact. .. Onitwrtf n-ade Jrr paintin o'd arid new -JwiUdinu:"- "Tln-.iv'i-i: j-atrtirg andj" rcpairiPijiif rrofs a spt'i-ialiv; ,A ll-work dow in a first elaWnnir at li t kneeU posailile ratos, and satisfction-.tiarrttt-wlv,..-PrictB on uppIirtCtion. iuHtiuatmi cp. short not.ii!. . .i. : ' . ' " . . . J. t:ARSt)IV, Aint aj.d t vtrnitoi- t. luce will. "Town Toj.ic-,"-- Writ tor priws apl 'iiupit. or all ,id ni r"tiiis a tbe officii. CST'Conn rv work feolteited. 4 Seven IRON-ALU flu product ot Fourtbeji' Gallon of the ' ltMin'ehiT Vv tii tt W'orM lCviibiiratei" U a MA!S. , .-.-. ......... : I Vit'l tf NatunviUKl not .a Patent orlnp. - 1 L'lif fiiii t Toniu aiiil AppctiztT known. Curt Dyspjwia and I ..iitj e--Ltion, fl a-lat lnH. l liror.ic Uiarrhcpa, Chills and ' Fevttrs, Oittarrli, and t lJ- iiiroiii aim 4anai Dt;;tJOiis, ccto;u;h and w;eijia, H:il)Hartl Conslii a tion, Ati.inorrJiati, Slfnorrhnjia, Incorrhcpa, apd nil Feniale V eak-.. nesses;.' Diseases of tbe Urinary Organs, C'boierw Inlaiitum, &c, tkc. Price : ?1.()0 for ltrtce Siae Battle j-W. cents forSmall Size Bottle Akr.ur lirn-vt".! ff-'i.it" If hV should 'riot ' VavV it, and will not ordeir it. then address U- iirajirietors, ail it will be" pent by mail, 'mulage paid. ; :o:- . -'. ' -. 'J; . . No Cure, No Pay I DICKEY'S PAIKLES? EYE WATER curfa .Wt t,tf!Uu f Eyes in a few hours, without pair, or.dang.-r.;. The best Eye lVter in th world. . , " . - - - -. .- 1 PriceOtiiy i.r ,nt pt-rliottie, . AhV fvt it,'- iTave no oth' ; . Rickey .JT, .lnttcron: iToi-rktor - Ari Mur-ufijiurers orthv'Abn- e Repii-tlies mam ? -, Jy " -if, Vk f 1 I 1 I I , I , 1.1 l V ;, J I to UUlUlLiUEJ pr ;l 11B &: - J - , - -3 - . -.s , -liar's Artthmctics aro the Xstest and Best erer Publisbe j,' ESTABLISHED 1879. RANKJI, D. T. VAD1:F :piK3a.:. it . RANKIN-: R. PEAR Surplus Fund, $18,000. 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Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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Feb. 15, 1887, edition 1
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