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- ASHEVl., "A. MARCH. 16, 1899 Savedf r tfin is No wrgana ara of gTatM; importance to th hnman body than the fcidneyi: Thir duty H to ift "and trala thexsonocui aJ wftsteiaatter frora the bkwV: nd If thy faitodo .this, the trouble ahowa In ;the nervout ftyaUrni and oven h the brain. Your. Ilf e'ia at stake when thr arVpaiaa ia the imali o your back hen you are compelled to get up atnlgbt to urinate when "the psslirg of water causes scaMlng pain-wbea there i a; sedJmeat la the urine ia the vest!, ox erhen it appears white of milky. ' When to afflicted, you can conquer the trouble wnb Dr. David Kennedy's pAVprite Remedy, the greateat ; medicine that civilisation has ever known tor . curing Kidney, Bladder, Blood and Liver Diseases. - 'Jy' James Lettico, of Canajoharie, N. Vj tells of sis wonderful cure: "Some years ago I was attacked with pains in my back nd sidea that were fearful. I could not con trol my kidneys, and what - came from me was filled with mucus and blood. An Albany doctor was to -perform an operation upon me, and said my home doctor -could take care of me afver. I aaw an advertisement of Dr. David Kennedy' 8 Favorite Remedy, which seemed to fit my - case, so I decided to try that before I its use. When I had taken about two bottles the fidw from the bladder grew cleaner, and the pain stopped, and ic a short time I was saved from the surgeon's knife, and am now well." Favorite Remedy also ctores Eczema, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Constipation. For Female Troubles it is unequaled. It is sold for i.eo a bottle at all drug stores. sample Bosiic free I liiZZup; a free sample bot$e will be sent, prepaid, to those who send their full postoffice address to the Da. David Kknnidy Corporation, Roridout, N. Y. It is necessary to say that you saw the advertisement in this paper IS you wish to take advantage of this genuine and liberal offer. Send today. - Trade supplied by Dr. T. C Sznth. TATE SPRINGS, TENN., Nov. 10, 1898. ' Business Manager Gazette, Dear Sir : We desire to renew our contract with yoa on the half page advertisement of Tate Epsom Spring Water As a revalb of our rtrst month's advertising in the Ga zztie- we increased our business in Asheville 40p PER CENT. We also hada C3asilerab43 giiu in sales in other towns of West era North Carolina as a diraefc reanlt of this advertising. Very Truly Yours, H, AY LATHAM, 1 01 COND Our Illustrated PamphiejEntitled BabiesshouuJ Be in Every HOuse hqip. - ,Sent on application! ONE . TRIAL BOTTLE U . i U hi U , I id . I t1 RtT i i Pi THIS OFFER ALMOST An External Tonic Beautifies it THE cov: A WOMAN WAS Thousands have tried from time famne Jhorial to discover some efficacious remedy for wrinkles and other, imperfections of the complexion, but none had yet suc ceeded until the Misses BelL the now fam ous Complexion Specialists, ot 78 Fifth Avenue, New York 'Tity,-offered the pub lic their wonderful -Complexion Tonic. The reason so many tailed to make this 4jscovery before is plain, because they have not followed the right principle. Balms, Creams, Lotions, etc., never have a tonic effect upon the skin, hence the failures. The Misses Bell's Complexion Tonic has a most exhilarating effect upon the cuticle, absorbing and carrying off all impurities which the blood by its natural action is constantly, forcing to the surface of the ekiu. 't is to the skin what a vitalizing tonic is to the blood and nerves, a kind of new life that immediately exhilarates and strengthens wherever applied. Its tonic effect is felt almost immediately, audit speedily banishes forever from the skin, freckles, -pimples, blackheads, moth patches, wrinkles, liver spots, roughness, oiliness, eruptions, and discolorafc'ons of any kind. r . ' In order that alL may be benefited by heir. Great Discovery, the Misses Bell will, during the present month, ave to aU call- THE" MISSES BELL, 78 Fifth Ave, New York y. r ne'lUawsSeia'a complcion toC comrJexloo tkw. f ierrfto are tor al In thl tty by W. C "armlcaaeL , s e surgeon :sf in m. H& 9 Milk. S'URPASSHS BELIEF. Applied to the as by Magic, THE INVENTOR: ers at their Darlor one trial bottle of tsfif Complexion Tonic absolutely free; and is order that those who cannot call or wno live awajr from New York, may b bene fited, they will send one bottle to any d dres all charges prepaid, on the receipt c 25 cents (stamps or silver) to cover cost d packing and delivering. The price of thia wonderful tonic is $1.00 per bottle; and this liberai offer should be embraced by all ; . The Misses BelL have -just published' their new book, Secrets of Beaoty.M This Tamable work is free to all desiring it. The book treats exhaustiverj-,-'st the importance of a good complexion ; tells how a woman may acoiire beau and keeb Special chapters oti; the care ol the hair ; how to have luxuriant growth ; harmless methods df niaking the hair pre serve its natural beauty and color eren to advanced age. JUso instmctiona how to banish superfluous hairs from : thef race, neck and arms without injury to the skin. v This book will be mailed to any address on request'i''rPC V;. - i' FREE Trial!BottIes ot Wonderful Com plexion Tonio free at parlors, or 25 cents j (cost of packing and inailingl to those at a.. distance. . J " ii- Cbmept)ndence cordially solicited. Afl dress'- . - ; . - . "- ERY AGE CITY MARKETS 5 v, Jv- -v Latest Market :Price3 "to - irr Consumer - " MfcATS. Native-- - - !' : - . -Beef, .first cut rlb15. ' . Steak, sirlo4, 15. Ste-tenderloin, 18. Round, 10 to 12 1 2. , Beef, Western, rib roas-t, 18 to 20. - Beei Western, sirloin; 18 to 20. Tenderloin, 20 1 SweetbreUda, 25c vair. i Lamb whale, 12 1 2. . Leg of lamb, 15. Lamb chops, 15. Veal whdlse, . 8. Leg vdal, 1212. -Veal chop, T.2 12. i Wiener saueiagte, 10. All pork sausage, 12 12.- Mixed saueage, 10. Bologna, sausage, 10. Hamburg steak, 10. iPork loins, 12 12. Pork iJams, 10. Pork steak, 12 1 2. Chops, 12 1 2. " 1 PISH. Shsud, roes, 50 and 75 each. Shiad, bucks, 30 and 60 each. Black bass, 12c. . Chafiiiel ibass, 8 and 10c Sun terch, 12 1 2. ' Sxi kli trout, 10 and 12 1 2. . Pikes, 10 iand 12 1 2c. Breem, 12 1 2c. Cat fish, 8 and 10c. Red sUapper, 12 1 2c. Sheep head, 8 fesad 10c. P-o.rg'i3, 8 -and 10c. Tesh hearing, 10c. MuMefcs, 8 acid 10c. . Bundle fish, "12 1-2 to 30c bunch. OYSTERS. Extra selecft, 50. Select, 40. Standard, 30. DAIRY PRODUCTS. Butter (country) 20 to 25c. For Sila InHsndersnn C3uaty7 N. C. A good farm of 125 acre, in the valley of French Broad .-river, one mile from depot, 22 miles from Asheville. on m&io road leading from Asheville to Brevard: very convenient to bostnmce and churches; the - Methodist Episcopal church one half miler Presbyterian church one quarter mile, Methodist Episcopal, south, two and one quarter miles and the Baptist two miles away. About 50 acres axe cleared, 25 acres of which is creek bottom, very fine meadow land, balance finely timbered. One Lalf dozen, or more excellent, told, mountain springs, freestone -water; also a beauti ful clear creek flows through the farm. A comfortable dwelling house, with two room: barn and store, house, a good country stand. A fine young orchard of about one hundred bearing apple trees. The entire tract is well adapted to pro duce, grass, clover, rye, oats, corn, cab bage, potatoes and other root crops in abundance. There ia inclosed in this tract one of the finest building sites in western North Carolina, for a summer resort. It is beautifully located for a Jio tel; this eite is siruated-on high ground. i overlooking the French Broad valley, ' gah, Craggy and the Vanderbilt" moun tains, and is very accessible, only about i one half mile from railroad. There is ' also near this beautiful site a very fine, I bold spring of freestone water. This ' magnificent site is covered with a ne grove of .native forest. This site aid ifi worth more than owner, aska fo"- the whole farm. Anyone- desiring a home amidst most beautiful natural surround I ings, and Sh a climate noted for its su j ! perior healthf ulness, especially for those ! subject to throat or lung difficulties, will find this location hard to be excelled. J Thie farm would be very cheap at $10 ; i rer acre, but present owner is going west ' in the spring, therefore, he p Jts the farm cn the market, for cash, at $5 per acre. ) Also would add that the orchard, alsa, , is v. orrh the money that owner, asks for i the farm. Tbie farm can be bought at j the above low price, if taken in the next j sixty days. I would further add that the j title is perfectly good, and that the prop e.-ry Is now assessed at $825. Now is your time to rush for a good home at less i than half its wtwta." For further partic ulars, in regard to the above property, 'call on or write to the editor of the Ga ! zetfte. Owner lives on the farm and will tak pleasure showing the iand. The' twen ty five aorea of creek bottom is level an ! the balance as a wholelies well. Thos ! wishing to see the farm should buy tick ets for Blantzer, N. C, on the H. and B railroad. Owner of farm meets the trai at this station every day to get his mail Clno Minute CoJigh Cure, enre That j whit t was made tor. For Piso's Cure for Consumption is a priceless medicine lor Coughs. I have within the past few weeks dis covered another point in its favor, and that is : it is a SURE CURE for LA GRIPPE, if taken when the first symptoms are noticed. W. A. Hillebman, No. 43 Bushnell Building, Springfield; (X, Jan 11, 1899. The Pfeo Company , Warren, Fa. SEMD riO SV3Q1 CO. D., MbjeeltomaamuoB. ion cnei'"""" j Mt tniiht 4cot and If foBd perfccUy oUrfer nwhtitUimt Our Soecia! Offer Price Sio.ou and frelarhtcffarges. The niacUiire weighs li -pounds nd the freight will average 75 cents w pounds and the freight will average 75 cents r?r i o.ukt m'r Tusrir uniYU4 TRIAL in your own home, and we will return yoor $150 any aay you are not satisfied. different mgf ?ir "5 which are folly described in Oar free "i"VlTr.K- THE BOUDOASCABWKT, BSHTOSTBB. Latest 1899 JJj? polish, finest nlokel drawer pulls, rests on cb rj; :t . ii tTww n .mnd. finest Irnl had made, posiUre four-motion teed. 't,trbt tag shntUe, antouane doooik wjMer,aojos - en tension Jiberator,improTa08e wneei. tnnt. f mnrored sbnttie carrier, vateat neeoi able ' were ubibi HtoMnM. nr 7IZ ttuhmat Is- tmrwUM aad car Free infraction Book tellsjnst how anyone eaa tu It and doeither Mnd of fancy work. A SO-TBAB 6 , is sens wita very maeninv. M awtfcft.- OKDKR TO-D4T. Mlt : BEJTE FOB FREE CATALOGUE. prepared frpm Nar e's mi'dlakalives, and T iiie r -itle ; are reliable Cure Sick. Headache, B.l iousness, S our Stomach, and Constipation. Sold everywhere, 25c. per box. i rspared by aLHocd i5: Co. ,LoweU,Kas3. E?ge (market quiet) 12 1 2c retJail. VEGETABLES, 'xbbage, 5cme pound, nions, 5 to 7 1 2j quart. a:rns, 5c quart. - rsBipa, 5c quart."" ' eets, 10c bunch. . " Parsley 5c bumch. Lettuce, 5c bu-ncii. relery, 5 to 20c bunch (owfaig to size). Rhubarb, 15c bunch. Ii ieh Dottoes, 20 to 25c teck. veet potatoes. 20 to 25c peck. Turnips, 20c peck. Camli flour, 15 to 40c. App:es,-40 to 65 peck. LON DON'S LATEST FAD. Kerr Card Game Called "Briclue" Is Tfow "ifce Thing." Society in London has taken up n parae recently iptTodflced h1 call ea "Brirlsp. " It is a. verv t;oDnlar meth od of indulging the taste fur specula tion. This game baa become qaite the rage. It resembles whist somewhat, with the additional attraction that it gi ves opportunity for heavy bets, which ara quickly decided.' Thy Prince of Wales has abandoned baccarat for it. and at a party given in his honor recently by Miss Keyser. there were heavy winnings and losings in the anxiety of the guests to be in the move ment. Society women with more money than brains and more vanity than both are paying as high as $7& to $100 for a course of six lessens from professors in the art of bridge playing, as skill enters into the game to a considerable extent. The expert players who introduced it have been reaping a golden harvest from the lcUrners. The lcsses have al ready been heavy in the cases of some smart young married women, and the r;;ge cannot'fail to end in scandal. The gambling mania ia more rampant tHan ever iiT London society, which has re covered from the severe lesson it re ceived in the SontlfAfrican and Hooley booms. The gambling in copper shares continues, though that boom has evi dently reached its summit. New York World. Shorten the time of confinement, sitreing'thein) mother iand supply breast milk for child by using Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. DeWitt's Little Early Risers: The famous tlti; oiils. Ball & Sbeppard, 6 Patton Ave. Anyone wishing to put team heat U their building could not d betteir than uae a a ' Harrisburg Boil: r. But you must have experienced work men to do the work, and we .are confi dent that we can please you. Bali & Shephe? d. iha rtoat CYmsrh Syrntl. I rastes Good. Use in time.1 Id by Praggists. WITH 0UR ORDER, cut - tins Ati.ouC and eend to ectly f tj. ft A MCI It. J?kJo.S2 bearing laree nlirn - - o - . i pressor ?SSssilS?siissi - ran wMi mm SEARS, ROEBUCK A CO.. CH1CACO, ILL. " '.Z-:t . " ' -' ' i - - - - 11 1 " UNDERVALUATION EVILS. Bow Forelg ; Manufaetarerm Hat fraadedtha Government, r ; As showing how insidiously the poi son of undervaluation works among im porters and bow ' destructive it is to American industries as well ' as to com mercial honor, the following actual ex perience of a New York merchant may be cited: Desiring to secure a large stock of a certain kind of colored fabrics,, the merchant in question carefully investi gated existing trade conditions and found tbat at ruling prices he could do better by buying the plain material abroad and having it dyed in this coun try than to import the colored fabrics direct He so informed the New York agent of a foreign manufacturing house which produced the colored fabrics. The I latter expostulated and assured the mer chant tnat if the order for the goods was placed in hfs hands he -would la . a -a " -v ' tnem aown in -flew xorK at a price that would be sa tisf actory. "But the ruling market price of the colored goods that I want is so and so, " said the merchant, 4 and I can get plain goods and have tbem dyed here for much less money. "That is all right," said the agent. "You give me yonr order and'I will de liver tbe grade and quality of goods that you desire for just what it will cost you to import plain goods and have them dyed. " "But how can you do it?" asked the perplexed merchant. "I have searched the martet thoroughly, and I know how prices are ruling. " - "Never mind, how I do it," replied the agent complacently. "Leave that part tame." - The order was given, and the goods were delivered as agreed. Of coarse both buyer and seller.knew that the only way such a transaction could be brought about was by undervaluation at the custom house. The agent knew how to do it, and the merchant who bought the goods was content to reap the ad vantage and ask no questions. But how about the honest importers who were striving to compete in the open markst with the same kind of merchandise? And what of the American dyer who lost a job because of this fraud on the customs revenue? It is proper to state that the transac tion herein specified took place late in the winter of 1896-7, some months be fore the business of collecting the reve nues was transferred from Democratic : to Republican hands. "Give me a liver ' regulator and I can regulate the world," sa'id a genius. The druggist handed him a bottle of DeWitfs Little Early risers, the lamous little pills. Paragon Pramacy. M:'63 Bettie M. Russell, Rosevil'e, H. C, wriites: Mkmy years I have suffered frtom dyspepsifSL and! indigestion. Tried many remedies, including Zeilin's regu lator, without relief. Ten years ago I began using Dr.. M. A. 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No argueLng, no trying to get you to take it We won't do poor work at any price. We have only one grade of piic'turnes 'and that the beat that we .can miake, and the difference 2m puioes are regulated by size amd style of mount. Every part of the work is well done from beginning to finish. We take the aame pains and use the same kind of materSal in developing and finishing work for amatuer photographers. Free Instruction to picture, making with ko daks. Kodaks loaned free of charge. Ray's Studio, "LIVE A1SD LET LIVE' -rs- OXJK MOTIO. Best and cheapest custom shoe work and jrepairing in Asheville, doce by J. T. Harris and T. W. Ml, Greer's old stand. 10 Court Square. NFews and Opinions OF National Importance 5HE saw CONTAIN S BOTH. Daily, by-mail, - - $6, ft year Daily & Sunday, by mail 8 a yeai THE SUNDAY SUN is tke greatest Sunday Newspa per in the world. Address THE SUN, New York, mm Wi h the following Symptoms. Enlargement of the soft bones of the nose, thickening and ulceration of the lining! membrane; .with its constan, discharge of unitealtfiT o ucnsand ra: urrain lainieu, nawRiug, t-xpecloraU iug, nofebleedinev headaches; rarti low of hearing, noises iu tie bead deafness ai d impaired vision, I! CAUSED BY Poisoned Cotditicn el the Blood XUKED BY ; ( B. B. B.) -THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY. Oaitarrh is due to an Impure condlUoa of the blood and !s one ot the irmumer ous offsprings of blood Doison. it may have come from a long way back in th family Mstory. but the general opinion among medical men, is that catarrh is the offshoot of poisoned blood, pro ducing had breath and the above named syrnpfipns. The fact is admitted by all that it is only curable by constitutional treatment. Boftanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) fcas scored some brilliant victories In the cure of this loatnaome malodv. arl why? Because B. B. B when tak en as directed mixes with the poisons in the blood which produe catarrh, 60 as to cause the poison to be expelled from the blood through the sweat glands and excretory org-ane. R. R. Sauker, Ath ens, Ga.. vxno us not long a:jo Ui he was sur.rised 'to observe how agree able his breath had become since using only three battles of B B. B. He wu also able to hear better. Mrs. Lulu Banks, of Alaharna, wrxrte ub that a friend of hens since using six bottles of B: B. B. thait tihe. mucus discharges which she had through the mouth and nose had stopped and that she was able to breathe freely and talk without of fending any one with her bad breath. A remarkable 'case is that of Mrs. Eliza beth Knott, of Atlanta, w;hich we print in full. D schaige f op ous and ffuive . Entirely Cured by 3 B B "For four years I have beea afflicted with a very 'troublesome nas-al catarrh. So terrible has its nature been -that when I blew my ncse small pieces ol bone would frequently come ou: or dw mouth and nose. The ili.se narcr copioiis, and at times very offensive. My bltood became eo impure that my general heaiMb was greatly iiTpairod. with poor appetite, and bad digestion Numerous medicines were used v knout relief, until I began the use of Eolanic Blood Balm B. B. B. and th-e- bo -tles aoted almost like magic. Since its use, over a year ago, sat a symptom has returned and I feel in every way, quite- restored in heakh I am an olj citizen of Atlanta, and refer to almost any one living on Butler street." MRS. ELIZABETH KNOTT. Atlanta, Ga. ' m The Teaf Hear.J That sounds miraculous, and yet one may become temporarily deaf on ac count of catarrhal blood poisoning set tiling in the ear and then find quick relief by using B. B. B., Botanic Blood Balm John TV. Weeks, Decatur, Ga.. writes: " "Six months ago I had a pain in my ear, and in a few days it diucharged matter. Then I grew deaf and could not hear aJt all. I began the use of Botanic Blood Balm B. B. B. and fhe running of my ear soon ceased, and I now h2ar while my health is much improved, and I feel full of gratitude to God and tha proprietors of so good a remedy." As a blood purifier B. B. B. Potanit Blood Balm has no equal Oae bottle of it contains more curative virtues than a gallon of the many so cal'ed blood purifiers. Buy the original and te on the eafe side. Beware of substitutes and insist on having the o'd reliable B. B. B. Then you are sure of a cure. Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B. ) is a scientific vegetable compound used by Dr Gilliam an his private practice for blood diseases, such as old eore3, scrof ula, boils, blood poion, catarrh, etr It cured so many people that it was put on the market and is for sale by aU druggists at $1 per large bottle. It ca always enjoyed a large sale because it Cures! Cures! Cures! eve'n after everything else had been tried in vain. Book of cures sent free of iharge. Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of the power contained in a certain mortgage executed by J. B. Gain to the Battery Park Bank to secure hhe payment of certain nates described in said mortgage, which said mortgage is recorded in book 41, piage 66 of the re cord of mortgages fn the register's office of Bum-oOmbe county, and in book 12, page 48 of records of mortgages in the register's office of Henderson county.ref enen.ee to whiih is hereby made, default having been made In the payment of said nQt3. The Battery Park Bank will sell on Saturday, April 8th, 1899, ia front of the court bouse door in Ashe ville, N. C, by public auction for cash, the following described property, to-wit: All the property, personal, real and mixed, which the staid J. B. Catn pur chased from A. Rankim, receiver of the Buncombe Brick an 3 Tile Couany on the 2nd day of May, 1895, by deed regis tiered in the office of the register of deeds of Buncombe county, North Camilla in book 93, at page r.,13.. et sen. of Ji';d re cords amd described as follows: All ma chinery, tools, u'tanfeils, fixtures aaod equipments appertaining to or used in Connection' with the operation of the plant formerly - belonging to The Bun combe Brfck amd Tile Company in the rmaunfaoture of brick, together with -the lease or term for years of the land - oa which the said plant is situated, at Fletcher's, N. C, in the county of Hen derron, said State of North Carolina,, said property being more particularly de scribed in said deed, and efcmsidting of brick Minis, barrows, one forge, orae an vil, one vice, a number of oars, one wind img- drum, engine and boilers one brick machine, one brick mill, oil tanks, rails, shovels, picks, one b'ath tub grindstone, one large dryer, one hand repress, jme plow, a lot of office furniture and fix turee, a quantity of brick, including and intend iag to convey all personal proper ty of whatever, kind and nature connect ed with the said plant. This March 3, 1899, The Battery Park Bank. J. P. SAWYER, President. O Bear tho Signature rThi Kind Yea Haa Aswjs Bs m Botanic Bleed Balm f 4 t i V i -v
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