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C'iCtHE ASHEVILLE! GAZETTEt ; FEBRUARY 28 1899.
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it BLoweU' Durm: Tobacco coan-
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te thia citry for dy-pepsia, dlaor-
t Judge Henry R. Bryan, NwDa,
V.C.: ...
"It doea roe more gooa tnn any w
kr I hare erer usad.'
Mra. M. A. -Jackaon, wife of General
Stonewall Jackson, Charlotte, N. C:
I cam trustify aa to the veffl-
acy of your remarkable water.
v -p(-)t TATX.GR TALKS
GOV. BOB TATLGB, TALKS
R. L. nayior, govern ctt oi x-ne-,
NuhTiUt:
"I regard Tate Spring as the beat
on the continent.
ONLY RBLIEF FOR THE ARKAN-
SAS DOCTOR.
G. M. D. CJantreH, M. D., titUe Rock,
ATK..
"I- have great faith ia Tate Spring
water. It waa the only agent I, found
r that gave me relief of chronic ma- "I suffered for over two yeara with aa the moat efflcient aoid agreeable tooa-V-i.f
Urla.V;. . .-.ii.mRlfl kidney aad liver troubles. Four doc- ic of which I hare aay knowledge."
mmar
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MODEL PRISONERS.
That Is What the Keeper of Sing
Sing Prison Says of Murderers.
- ?What is the most danger oiiTclSss of
A-p 'Criminals vou have to deal with?" I
asked Head Keeper Connaughton at
. Sing Sing prison recently. If there is
' pl; anything Air. Connaughton has become
- jf. thoroughly master of during his long
term of service at the state prison it is
U """ the study of the characteristics of the
..t.-; "various classes of criminals who have
" " been placed,in his charge. In fact, Mr.
Connaughton's friends assert that ks a
icriminologist the head keeper at Sing
. "Sing -can give cards and spades to any
rsr: expert, says a New York exchange.
'yf' As a Tul'e," answered the head keep
" .er, "people are under the impression
r - that murderers are the most dangerous
-:, ; ,'boarders' we have, but the rule is di-
.-t;-," rectly. the contrary. Almost without
I exception the murderers are the model
prisoners of any jail. The average
-jnurdeser previous to having commit--
ted his awful crime has seldom, if ever.
been in trouble, or in jaiL The number
- of murderers who have been , 'crooks-
Js comparatively, smaU. CYoull find it
. the case that most'- murderers even
while waiting trial, are on their :good
. behavior, hoping thai by acting : so
rCVthey may. draw: sympathy to their de-
S;fense?vigpp; . :.:v
: Mr. Connaugbton said thai "the pris
f oners v?bo require constantr and close
-watching are the burglars highway
;"tfinen and confidence men. " -.
-t O- '-4 a matte? f facVf added the head
fycieeper :"tbose three classes are the
:;;:'nly::Te
rtras prisoners in a
- Jz-z prison."
iMr
on said that 500 mur-
derers ;were . easier, to look after than
HELPING A HORSE TO GET UP.
The
Slmnle Meani EdidIotciI bv
s?S2lewiYprktTruclc Driver Who
Knew Hli Business.
1- c The usual knotof people , that bad
- gathered oh the sidewalk, to look onas
peoplealways do-, when, a horse "falls
" down, saw in this case, something' that
' was new ;tot least some of them, says
the New York Sun. The horse, the off
-' one "of " a .- pair iooked to a trucks had
' gone" down on a snow-covered and slip-;
S peryasphaitSpayeinen
J cleared away all the harness, loosed all
"the ; .f asteningsr so.' that.the -horse
, 'Wnid have nerf ect "f reedoni;of -mbve-
-inent, "and then didtb one thing tbat
Avas new. lie "got irom tne irucs: a pig
niece of burlap bagging and went" back
- 4T tb p.' horse's; head and: prepared to
; ti :it under the "horse's :feet.: He-
spread it nhder the. horsed ffforefoot
- first: because that was theTDnehe came;
: to first coming from thetfuck, arrange
inrr it on the ground close to tne ioox
rrTi then Hfting" the foot and leg. and
pushing:the":bP--at?
Cfestiimonials of Acal -
m-rmTrr.fl ALL OTHERS SITS tU!i
Tf.w w t w-t- .
Tut.: , ; ::
Bummar conylnced jne that for TPePT
United statci"
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PITTSBURG'S GREAT BANKER
Tb.iiaa A. Ifellos f of Mellon Broa.
pttlbur? "i l
Sfe couaWtJSS
to TatV. f o? curTof Wu
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mrD vuiuaun iwrjax-
BIA.
Darid Kirk, preaident of 3cCalmont
Oil Company, Pittaburg, Pa.:
, T balieTe Tate J3prlng warier ia an
in icuuow cure .or oywpesw im.
WEIGHED 141, NOW WEIGHS 210.
Jamea Carter, water commfawioner,
Lockport, N. Y.:
e9 isasnaiiTQiiiiimii
aieSprin
went around the horse's bead to re
peat the operation with the nigh foot,
and when he got all ready and had Otv
hold, of the horse's foot lo laft it the
horse lifted his foot himself, while the
driver simply carried Jt: iorward to i ts
proper place on the burlap. Then, with
this good, secure hold for his feet, the
horse got up on- the slippery pavement
with no difficulty whatever, and the
driver hooked him up again and drove
on.
Level-beaded driver; good horse.
PRESERVING MILK.
Something About the: Ue of Boracie
Acid in This Necessary
matter.
A scientific journal states that bo
raric acid is an excellent and harmless
preservative of milk, and that in quan
tities necessary to preservation (i. e.,
Becordingftoihe length of time for
which it is desired to preserve the milk)
its presence cannot be detected either
by .the sense"-of taste or smell. Five
grains to the gallon will preserve the
milk from one to three days, accord-
ihg. to the care exercised in the cleans
ing of ithe containing vessels and the
temperature. It is somewhat surpris
ing that . the innocuous substance
should have acquired an evil reputation
in the public mind. It is stated on good
authority that,, althoughj vague state
ments about it of an injurious nature,
have from time to time been spread by
its opponents, not a single instance of
injury-to health by; boracie acid; has
been substantiated. :
Within the laslT few months Dr.
Liejbreich, director of r the royal
pharmaceutical ;institute, in Berlin,
Usaid, at the instigation of Prof. Vir-
dw, he had carried on a long series
of "experiments with boracie acid and
had convinced himself that it was ad-,
mirably adapted as a food preservative,
and in the quantities necessary, for that
purpose., it ' was quite harmless. v-He
added; that neither in: actual practice
nor according to , authoritative litera-
ture had a ease, been known, so far as
he was aware,,in which 'food prepared
or preserved with borax .. or : boracio
acid had exercised a -deleterous reffect
on.
health of any individual.
No
ryBeasSoni;;anna
.There are some curious facta about
our calendar No century can begin on
Wednesday; yriday or : Sundav.- n
i caienaars-can be msed every. 20
jc . viooe always begins on the
same dayof thb week as January; April
or Uuly ; September as December.: Feb-'
alriMarcb'and Novnregfnif
juiee aaysj-vj!day,"j
always fgin4ifTdiff erenaya;from
each ther, ' and every other month In
the year.':Tjhe first and .last days of tie
year are a ways the sameSTheset rules
do not apply to leap year when com
parisontis made between , days before
;and;after;February9:ig.
T
tors nerdlcted -mr diBAolutkm. Tat
Sorli water v my flrt riw
xnen i was sick, ana wevnea 141
pounds. Now I am A well man and
weigh 21 pnds." v
oo,, nhTOTa
Ex-OoTernor R. Z If oat-m.
fe-Gorernor R." I, IJgink, Montgom-
err .ALa.: '
"I " cousldar Tiito Spring water the
bast mlral water ia the TTif
tatea for;;dyappaift todgeatloa aad
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aQraS Tel? WUleS"
w W .StSSSr
ToroiditT of the liver and vnfiZi
dyapepaia waa the oauae. The Two
brrela of .Tata water youave aent
"her have cnrad her."
EFFICIENT TONIC.
17 IXfiS
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1 commend the Tate Spring water
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: Colony of Outlaws.
- Writers of fiction have frequently
pictured the idea of an unknown tropic
al paradise' being turned into a general
asylum for outlaws andcrimdnals, says
the Western Morning News. In thf
Bonih isles, not far from Japan, such 8
refuge has actually been discovered.
Men of every nationality, who have
made civilisation too warm for them
selves, have decamped to this ideal ren
dezvous, leaving the police to record the
unsatisfactory result of their investi
gations as "gone .abroad." No rates
taxes have-to be paid, and government
seems to. be entirely dispensed with
The discovery was made by a Japanese
vessel. which called at the island. In
future the aliens will have less freedom,
and consequently less happiness, for
the Japanese dominaon will .have to be
recognized.; Their dream is over.-
' Fortune . Left:r to Science.
By his will the late Alfred Nobel, the
Swedish dynamite manufacturer, left
almost the whole of his fortune to be
converted into, an international fund
for the advancement of, scientific re
search. The bequest, however, was dis
puted by the relatives xt the deceased,
and litigation ensued. It is now an
nounced that a compromise has been
reached -whereby the relatives receive
about $1,000,000 of the property, the bal
ance, amounting to about $7,000,000, be
ing used as designated by Mr. Nobel.
This will give, under the terms of the
will, five prizes annually of about $41,-
000 each topersons making the most
important dascovcry in physics, chem
istry, physiology or medicine.
The largest proportion of single per
sons isr f ounidtt'Ireland and Scotland,
and the smallest In -the United States.
As the sea'stom, of ;the year when pneu
monia, laVgrlpfter0M.4:itBnVw "coughs,
dolds. catarrlL bronchitis aiad lung trou
bles are to, be guarded against, nothing
f is a ;fine substitute," "will i answer the
purpose," or ia "iusit as good" as r One
Miaiiutte Coueh Cuirei . Thar is the-one in-
fallible remedy - for, all lung, ; throat or
bronchialSroubles JxmsX, vigonousiy un.
UUUaVlUg 4 iJ.'. flViAwwMMO -wv sw VAi.A
ybu. -Paragon Fharmi
sNOTICE
Having ; aualilled - as admlnMrattar of
the cstaits. ctf w: H. Sales? deceassa, late
a resident itf Buncombe county. aQ tier-'
warm havtog cMnM'ag'alnst 'thaacedsat
aire hereby nOUfled to : exhibit the sams
co auch adminaatrejtor,' on er before the
IW day o Jaiauary, 1900." or this itimt
will be pleaded as a bfeur to the rtcovery
www- xun uau BUI- X899.
H&:30H2ii A: BROOTTSTTTPW ?
Aa!mnMratc of W., N. Selisc
Bears the
Mar.Qimae
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EiShaturo of CUZ
wvttit. iii cfWfX"KWm '.yxrJk,WTf ' . '
w-r bT'.
rm n mntr stomacli. two aroWetai full
act upo. tjcreu to a
J
. ANTH9.
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George W. Root, Jameatowm N. Y.s
wk isai -
Having apent thoxtaaada of -dollara
aadtrarfled Lall over -Europe and
America rkuting the Tarioua apriag.
11114 t. in arto ttat I might
Syd'S oSggSt
J J
-wiiM.,ttiTO.- -
tstXkw iUf-eW
itir.- : ival-
able in all diseaaea connected with a
rauure oi nuirxuoxt, in ayapap-wav diii-
touaness, anaemia, and many nervous
uosoraers orougx on ay a renex ae
oaM IT SAVED HIS LIFE.
E. L. Geer, Washington, Pa.:
"It saved my life beyond a doubt w
otrmrli vTTIanitf
aUUUVLM JJ CMKh
DBayttD)im.
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Finest Passenger Service
-iasr
"No trouble to answer Questions."
Direct liae to
TEXAS,
MEXICO,
' ARIZONA,
- CALIFORNIA.
Write for, new book xai Texas, free..
L. S. THORNS. V. P. and Gen'l Mgr.
E. T. TURNER, Gen'i Pass, and Ticket
Agent. Dallas, Texaa.
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAL.
It is cerAaJaly "galaaifylng '-Wtthe public
to know of on concern In (the Hand who
are nto afraid tSba . gaaarous to tha
aedy- nd miffsntoc-,3 Tae p of
Dr. Elag's New Discovery Jor consump-
tSon, coughs ana colds, have given away
aveir ten mamoa traoi Dottaes oi; inis
gia"medictai9, aiad hay the satisfac
tion af knowing it has abaslutely cured
thousands of (hopeless' casesr:- Aathmai,
brnmcMtia, hoaawness and all diseases of
fch tairoat, chesb andv luags aire surety
eursd by tL - Call on, T. C. Smith, , W. O.
eacmlchael and . Pelhazn, dirugglats,. and
get a trial bottle free. Regular sizs 50 c.
anid 'iffvery - DOtcie guajmmeed. . or
priice rsrfundsd. ; " . -
s MDLLIONS GIVEN AWAT.
. it Js -eertatoly gratifying to the publi
to know of one conoern in the land wh
era not afraid to ;Je f generous to ih
needy and suffering. Ths propirietori of
Dr. ICiag's New Disbovery' --for oonsump
tton, coughs aa: colds, have "glvwat away
over tea mlllicm. trial bottle' of (this
great medicine and have - tae sattlaf ac-
Rion of knowing 3t Inaa absolutely cured
nou&anxis xr , Hopeless ; oases. Aethma,
bnicMtlB, :hx)lainene6SlanZ aU diseases of
the !throaft, j chest and lungs axe eucely
cured by" It. Call on, T. C; Smith and
WC. Oarmlchael, antf "Pelhamv drug
gists, aad) get a ((rial bottle flree. i. Regular
else, 60c. andLll. Every bot leguaira
teed, or xxrice refunded. v,"- " "
:isi- -' ' ' ,i r , ,v tT"
Mma with yo whether yrro eon tin Xb
BiV-kUlInr tobacco habit. M OVTO-B AG-t 1
remoTes the desire for tobacco, witherv ( ' - J
out nerroni dwtreM, expels xucjfa J fc i
tine, paruus u viuuu. reKi
Stores lost Joodrfg
in Ka.itH.nerro m 1 i I V 1
.OOff boxes
Id. 400.000
andpockAtcTI V LPC-TO-IlAC from
b2? 1 1 S Cynr. own druggist, who
VJi nil fTIUT?ncS 'orsfl. Take it with
VvV 1 1 Vcl-TAU Patlf ntl T, persistentiT. One
I Wf , assaily cures; S boxes, $2.60.
jpap aie by". The. Carolina Pharmacy
College street ,ad .Court "Square.- rL"i-
casescared. But
Vdk Dayja ileriheclylj
cures Aix Kidney. smMinf s
'AN D - LIVEI2 , mo u n Lf n .
Mclliiiitiyire
j sie Spring J enn
?WSei
TPtn'c'nfrwtrunw'zMHi'rtk-rm
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A. etraaburger, lfontgxmr, ANl:"
xri,-. r,
-efltted me aa mucb as the visit to
my Eldorado, Tate Spring, ia 1897."
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"All locomotive engineera who bave'n4"Cie oi iron
f'JI'
.
THE GREATEST WAGON AND
CARRIAGE BTTILDER IN THE
WORLD.
J. M. Studebaker, South Bend. Ind.s"
"I believe there ia mo spring in Amer-
JLca that contains the healing qualities
that Tate Spring does."
i At IHleeleFimvSBflo
ity 500.
Thos. Tirisoii,
gPRZlADS LIKE WILDFIRE.
Tau osa't keep a good thlag Uow
New at A travasi fajst. Wbssi thiags
are "tae best'V tttoey become "tie bsrt
ulBsT. AUVtajn Bare. leadina
rngg6, of BeCevsDs. O., writes:
"JSeMrie SSMani are tsss beet selling
Uttan I hav ever bsjadlett dm my 20
yar experEeBce. - Teu - knew whyT
IfiMt diaeaass begin an Osgresrs of tas
sftwmob, atver, . bowels, ; blood and
nerves. Eaoctrlo Bitters ' teaea up the
Bftcsnshoh, regulatea liver,: kidneys an4
Ctoweas, punnss tne bJsed, strengthens
the ervas, hence cures muJtttudes of
snjafiajdlea. It bull da up the satire sys
tem. Puts new Ufa and vigor into any
weak, eiokly, run-down mast r wemaa.
OUly SO cstxfcs. aoM by T.: C. Smith, W.
C. Garmlohael and Palham's pharmacy;
guxantaed. "
o
fisantas
tHgaataxs
of
Tin Kind Yoa Hare Always
A CLEVER TRICK.
ltiessalaay loeks like it, but there is
really no trick about t. j Anybody cn
try Jt who aaa lame back aad weak kid
neys, malaria ;or nerveus- troubles. We
mean he can cure himself right away by
takmg Electric Bitters. Tsla medicine
ones up the ; whose system, acts as a
StamuSanft to liver aad kidneys, fis a tloec
purifier and nerve tonic. It suree (eaasti
patloscfeeadiache, faiading spells, sleep
lessness and- melancholy. !lt ia purel
vnesAable, w;mild laxative, scoa restore
the system to to -natirrali vigor. Try
Eiedtrtc Btttere and: be xmyinced tha
they, are; a miracle worker. Every bot
tie guaranteed. Only 50c "a botffle at T
C. SmltJs's, W.. C. Carniiclsael'a, and
Pelham' drug store. - .1 . -
De Witt's Colic & Cholera Cure
-Quickly cares Dysentery ens Dlarrfai
: Dr. Geo. Jf . Lqmbert,
: ; VETEEDIAEY ISTJEGEOK.
(Graduate ;!of ; HcGili: iTJniTersity
Officer Wiliowitr :3 Ph6nei8
Residence 140 Chestnut st.PJibhe
824Cattletested:fprabereulosi8i
5too .-Bhea'dr Hefds at;. speciaJ,
pnees.
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DIXIB;
Capac
Dr. David Kennedys
CURES A1X KIDNEY. STOMACH
-"-AND LIVER TROUBLES.
: I 6ISouth Jdainf St
Oysters qnihe'M r&h SheUi' "
Ojeteisand Gamen specialty:
Lhnch . Counter for Short orders.
Wejwffl sefh 6n anything
ircmaiiicUh ios hotel men
TRY ts. ---',-;, -
Ivat:bining"RoomsT 4 ? :
'-i-.-'--.' the dixie:
Aajysxa mmdtt by T. "S. AnteeeU. 1.
paw of cU3m4T, i NaUoiul
couanti chemist to -the
Sulpiuiic Acid . . .
13.S7
81.12
10.9
1.0Q
Chltrisaa ...i
5.90
32.63
.27
.71
9.90
.02
272.91
160.61
22.91
8.50
' 1.54
40.27
2.99
.62
1,14
21.5S
2.70
.02
272.91
smca, Solubla -..
SSSl? & S? "
Crbbailc Acid
XN1Bnc.AClia
To(tal
SulptSte'of "Ltoe
-Sulphato S Magnesia "J '
JSffi S '
i
im.itwlc8-
Catrboaate of Lime
SHlca . .
Nitric Acid
Total
U fl I ATtJIO t '
Hi A. LA I flAlll. !
UzilBl tr Sfcffpirg Ccpt
Open AH the Year.
Prop ietor.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The best salve In the world far cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all akin eruptions, and pes
Itiively cures piles, - or no nay ceaulred.
T3t is guaranteed to gfivs perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price 2S
oemlts per box. - For sale by T. C. Smith,.
W. C. Oarmfchael and PeSaJam's phar
macy. HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a btle or common glass with ysur
water and . let tt sund twenty-four
hours: a sedimntor setOSng tnitiicatee
an unhealthy twndttioa of tbe ki4fiys;
if it stains ysur Msec, it is evdewce ef
kidney trouble: too free daire to raes
i it or pain in the back is alse convlnciag
proor tnat tne kidneys and bladder are
out of order.
WHAT TO DO. '
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
oif ten expressed, tiit Dr. Kilmer
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy,,
fulfills every wish in curing rheuma
tism, pain ia the back, kidney, Mver
bladder and' every part of the.urinsjy
peesages. It eOTreet; inability to inoldl7
water and soaMiing water in passing it,
or bad effects following use of liquor
wine or ' beer,:and overoomes that un
pleasant neceaetty of being r compeUecl
to go of ten. during-the. day, and to get
up niaaiy , times during " the night. The
mald and the extraonKnary en!ec - . of
Swamp Ttoat 4s;soon realized. -It eland
the -highest , for Wonderful - cures of
J, m9tn c- If you need
a : medloine you should.; have the - best.
At druggists fifty, centsLor one dtaOSar.
SSiSf ,wVe' sPfc- bottle asd a
SSi'iSt bout V lth sent
S?U5r- free Pr' ttv you sead
yourvaddreas to Dr. Kilmer & Cm
Biagaainptonr Nr-T.- Wh wrrttog be
BgSf5:i: Ashevllle Dallr
gra
- THtoa.7, People deeW'fiatifactory"- photo
graphs of .themselves and "their famOies
mdwouid'haye.theiri":ftaken ofteawr" if
they, did not dread tfie taking.? Here it is
ZTrZl', 'a gulped' studio, !has
mSJ:rer'Sf- Pictured
most before Tou are aware at it.
v iie does -ft quickly and pleasanO-s
wunout any wearasome f usslneia. - '
iaSSS willingly; when olc
aBairy. Most of our. customers Tike the
arst -Proofs, we show them," in fact;- they
rarely do otherwdse; audi ruleillrZ
lt?eJ5etter-I,lrtu,ne3 we- maketho
fOCf? Icuto J ve them good.
Afilf Pure doesnt suit; vre make an- -S?2vi?i!
1' t get you
tavtl11 Poor 'work at
Jny price,. We have only one. grade of
difference to prices are
fc.fmoaTJ").tll'e:work to" well done
worn beginning to finish., We take the
eamojrains and use. "the same -kind of
elPing . and finiaMng
USSvlSr aattrer-.Pbotgraph.ers. -Free
. , --" waureu iiwjUL' CDSlge,
H ST T
modern
ph
Gallery.
Ray's Studio:
v.