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ASHKVILI.E, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH >4, 1
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New York'flerald: Pr^ideit HarnL&s
m^ijjjwfal ujddress is anscmilientlv rf)udi»
Wfe 0»e{ because it isacbnsirfcuouslvNHrfl
est s^atfc puber. It is jjjot AecessaiH'Hif>
a*?re*t With (rs.iKdicic-s t(> jriy$ it thh itii
proval.i M<fii must differ in f'Jqnioii.aaii't
|KiJicics| but! he wins'th<!j»ntt»nde df’ ojjv
I sine ms wild states hisease jdearlvf arid
!li aukly! ami doc# not t'cjiddesfcnd to:Su|&
|1 '!(•, sn]|iistii}', evasion i| double detdirff.
In i hat-view vve say tlpit Mjr. Harfis/toj
Iveslerdiiy s| ohe. not aSiia poHidan|lw
is a st:|lesnan. 5M-.g f ' if,''*’
(’u si'l<'i|t Iarriscm isfa |^tcctkiiM/>
t L II. . .....A. I. .1 A- . . r .1 r" _ f . I.J ..<8 s •
laiHjMblljiwiifc his own ^ilitic^l faitlpiRi)
- It lit-; im|Wsc ft pjirty cirifefs heimaktdl tfS|.
Issue otlprolfeiion y> ejjearlyoaijd ,j}oS
Jtiv’ily t$at ifhis party i||hotilft "
|ai tempi to rillII a way fr£m it tin
hereltftiiV
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ilmve- io|rmi jaway ln>r| him|abo.S ffif
Wo
. ..imiiiil liis] party so {leridei^ly tei*' tilt'
fl.riiiciplifs anjl practice fj»f a ^irotci'iiye
jiarjiV ilijit, until the issj^e between
io. trail -i1111 Itee trade is ilecideff, it uais^'
live 1 liiul!,' retpain tile, pie <|Utstior| diji..
iw liif.1.1 p.|i ties will dividt| Thebew
I spits |m clearly j|s to fleave mi
in In j alt if r tor evasion on rftbei slide.
• 11 is i if 11rik message pavcepltjoViS {»i
■a las !i aj I’resident ’has«|il»njfr
aiml ais |..u l j sipiarely Ipi^d 5rotefcli(^‘;
i.'ii'i p”V(,.v-! | : /'fi • a i yi
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wish !
Ki^-JiiiTipm!. I riJtnuiU'li; We (jo not
1 i|o t!i< I'lesjdent ii ay iniuc; hut iV-i '
t"it**l l(c|ieyiu£ that bp is so full <»]} j
^■jifuliij ajjaitisf U15 Southern people j
iti Ik- docs m'ft him illf rcaji/.c that If; i
"JP» assumed all through his {iddrvss th.-ft !
>w SfoiilluTii ijcoplc hrc suppresses df
viilo, cnjnnivurij at, if ai't jieriietrat
• torsjol, ttauil, Ami tit (iulijtvtjl fror the re*
straining Iiainifot llielli ilcral jh»wer ifno*
lor tpe irj»i.i h.uid of i|iilitars£dcs[>otisnv
WlieU is \lies to utibeml aim treat th*"
of the I'niotf
to 1
Southern Stales a* a ipart’
entitled to'all the rig its hud privileged
enjoyed iiv the irmost favorcij State*,1' la
: i injuriously faijs to i peeved., “lie goei!
„>■> up like a rocket; hut chinos down like if
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1 Atlanta Constitution: ThcSe is nothing
: in the uihlrvss, po tar us we fan see, to
i .offend the tasto of tlw most fastidious, t»|
quote a phrase knuch jftffevtcd'hy tin.- sides'
; vihow protessocs; and yet between the]
' : lines it is easy enough to njjid the nn-i;
oounceinent Unit tliejtepubl^aii lion con|
f *triet> >r is to Uvmi view lor t$ie next foutf
years, and that it will reipiire a larger]
suiyly of provepder ip keep Kim quiet.
* ! ]Mr. Harrisonj savs ithat ntj president^
can have « sectional policy, but 'he makes.
•• plaiu to those kwho have curs that
,* be is in full sympathy; witli the Kepuhli •
cans who, for pprjKisds of pa^iy conquest]
, *ftt the North, ntuuitajn the njegri* vote is
- unlawfully supin-esscii at thepouth. Hie
\| address deals with {this ; sulijeet very]
| i|deasdntly, but ilic tinpcr nmrks of parti
cannot jie concealed, fc,
Advice to Motbeps
Winslow's Soothing S^rup should
be used for children teething,
the child, softens the- gums.
4
ah
alL|iains, cures wjnd colic, and is the
remedy for diarrhrea. [
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a bottle.
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, 'GEORGIA TOWN,
»3 ti HKMIMi ITS MAVIIK
CASHIKK OK
BANK
ADHKVII.I.F,
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1-A'|lF'^lXirte the WorUiiian of
Htieet Jt.illwaj ,
'Of •«> >5?eetrU: JLlijJit
•-. r i.!■ r- ■ ' •
> I View of Its A«Ioi»
;j:i ‘W*ir—Klenty of F.nter
‘f i~
• #(m and Mono.
,"%S ,)s nothin’);, if hot progressive. ,
litoreililly establish her
‘' ■at'-V'"* 10 more <uii)' imii
trf the foremost cities 01 tVcor
$riT^fp*Su|i); a mighty effort in tin di
rievclopinent, impt >vy
^ «1ntcrprisc. She is pliieky to
no opportunity is permitted
jp£V^hereby her interests may lie
! V'&WCJISiJ'-'Morning, at the law otiiee ot
W/% ;
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llStfijif^sjMartin & Jones ill this city
mu' kir •>. if l-'elder ami cashier VV. li.
MHtT tlK' Batik of Americas, met
-Mt'fe'fej'C; Schofichl, J. Lippman ami
M
the New Voi k Contract
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eyi^t j a^y'fkt Mew yorlt City, (or the pur
jio^j'tpjl filftiiiing the A-heville systems
' if a le Ve' rail way ami electric, light
jihtVt, view lit adopting the same
sywt“fc tysj sji tjie city of Aineriens. They
vrcv Kt-,*|| fiver i lie mil wav line aim
thr'yin} ‘l)e ^ilant; bv superintendent J.
H:.and were enthusiastic fa
i the Jvorkiiifjs of both.
for the Citizk.v interviewed
MrS^fawl Felder in the after*
her
ii<l<**^,;t^vAiji. Schofield said:
U a jfreat town, and
! rnay^i, fjt.j). B. Felder, whom you see
st;li»ty'fig'i there, and who lues lieeii
pwi»!f|i<i:^ieFity for tpie past ten years,
| Kasd eri! '-terf' to hjiild up the city than'
Southern Georgia. lie is
:" " >it*( ^SS1'ye, and full of energy, and
live?
\duif|t£dt.v.;prti; term of adiiiinistration
* lias'tiijlt^'.^r the city one of the finest
fwatfeyth'^-t Systems * in the Southern
‘StaP V; <'i' ptsolaut which has no superior
^anyAi^^; *3|c^ides licing the leading spirit
'ill dijtjy' '»thtr enterprises which will
{forctyfejl^^ii^ name with that of A mem
etuis g^ipM5efsiind prosperity. t'uder his
:‘>nai^f||t?iy :^t*he town has Is"mi to take
its (4&^if;‘t%jrtioiir; the leading cities of
ft he Uiflfift ,’fcwjng other schemes, a large
'traej jtilivjj,' thirty iu res, has licOn pur
^ha^ii^lci yitff vl-itliin about five miles
^it'A^4^«5-s drs^hieh is to lie converted:
jin tif*Uyp.'^jp-fiatoii park—awl will lie
(jontMiteii %ilt'the city by means of an
^1eey"|;f4: 'zjjfji'. all 01 L!:i:- : eiitig due to
■She jjfjj ”4iet ,'tjMyed, go-ahead mayor.”
"5 M*,i v;i yil'irphy, cashier of the Bank;
yif .‘iec, »Vo*l:
.if **(|(t|l4'l^^Pl#i{ business amounts to
|p5t|iij divided 1st ween tom
!i|«n^s^,tltf 4s;rltc»t Ix-ing the Bank of
)\nnSr«^s;>i<®,'it| a paid-up capital of
$100,000 surplus. A cliar
ithr l(t(| obtiiined for the organ!
iJltiOlt;; if l,5‘itSer bank with .flOO.OOU
‘;?t^dfe-'4ftericus stands fifth, in
jj(l!:#i'S,ife banking capital, in the
ifcfticS <$ tlv|j<§tate. [ -
tr ii'Vljct! st-vf sl^vjn thousand population,
sAlid i)V^^ distilK'lion of Ix-ing It lie
*■' 1 /'lr mfgiu that has a railway
1 fedJKt-JfceriTiy iude|xmlentof the
(WchiuiSno t doVcst P4i#( Terminal sv
mli
fj^^kjutly, we have the advan
iJ-i0&jie$M:ptiounlly fine eastern
4r£igi!t* ft**‘ ^’0' with a surety of the
5 ’*fe3ytthe ue*t thirty days, of
iS rni?W ViM^rn Americas to Itirmioe
y ; & y. r. ■■ ¥ A .. ,
|l|tn^a!'^ tt^ntilHinji of the Savannah,
l;iilieNe|,i iljlgonicry railroad from
^Liiie^ef i t*,S; ^iffutiiotueiy, -we will Ik
|)l4^si»d, yitrates uncpualcd in
“This
home e
^ afcfjl' . .. . . f
iL'd- Under' the leadership pi
I'dl. : S4 i^iaw kins-. The road is
? v . v. .-.
toad is built entirely by
|,VW || j-eg^#Feration from , t lie Chat
f3i|ip^clj' ic^^jHltv miles west ofAmeri
tS|p tfi tj iC:i| ^5>ml"ee; river, sixty
tfjjM $t'tj *4 Vomiting to Sava 1
miles
„ ivannah.
A eofftri r ^-r/'sx-n let lor the comple
tjpn fl'ij a F'dnt oil the I-:. T.
^,‘gS: tial ::Ri^lt^eiiiydivy pjiles further
- -Tsj iji-fh'vh’n hales ol cotton pei
\xfjr,} i jore '■£ if'-’l’o.lloo, ; railroads
j sif,S|ifl<:rent direetioiis; "reat
coniineietal resource's;
Abuttal 1
itlffi'^Hl tyF-- -My
hotel—sowe
ihjii^li^ I’ark ; excellent ei -nletl
stiftoi^ fcf UciS'Hpeat lumU-r trade; an
iilipsSnMA't with $100,OOP, all
typ^-kjiwly invested yritli pay
ibi;^ iiflc^" *t;Other improvements too
ij^ en the hundnsl dollars'
wiiytli «i| pay? all of our eity
^UttT;ti4o^*»5 ex|nlnses; land lepir
t(4n Mi|| {e&hiMtaianf enrolled I; it A
Mi‘;|4rfk>ek sells at $l.l()/awl
is ImTl 4? 4ji«t I (rite.
"Cordf fit tlic intersection' <>l
vh^S. 2$ the|G. S. F. Railroads,
aj>or<4iI the "Birnij/igham of
they'Hu^ $ of Antericus omjk
iU}>3M«l|f |ic#; f?i located the house
i'f kfiltrown r«?fngrt*fd iluf
in*?111?
aiti: fte. Sf ^
whereat W^brown refugeed dur
n . known to this day
house.” The town
will laifl i ’ «t* $ 4 ,“Var ago. It is now
theiVinSC fwi aether Centre oftheSthte;
||!r |lills located within a
riid^is?of’. Art,f ^ffs; etintains 1,000 in
ihalitu&t* \:yhouses, twenty-three
sUnres^t|¥,^f^J3nk building; a bank
w-iiSii^itlisk i^O-up capital; two large
hoiSls^wVC,«ir ptH) worth of lots were
li’-' duri i? r\«jit bast twelve months.
sol
t m^K-itth
i a he sold in great
qu&ntlMii% . ,
^ Hng •• >be »boye, and
lone nudg,- i‘o'of emulation,
% The IvifciorJSij.Hessed themselves as
lieiiig d$?,^t»ai,iyi’ith Asheville. They
‘Icabe f^rtfeji'ta^tilgs this morning ahd
wil| ref^-!i;l<^K rr«>w ; and, after kpend- i
: ing -S fa\y U»e city, will return U«
Aniitn^i, ;
r? ■ ■ Jjl oplalpn.' . I;
Ej lfeBisH^'id.fj"dunday, Ga|l, County
vAtt'tfmJy,' ;: CV?i; 0lunty, Texas, - says:
."H^ve riser f' . ilfic Hitter*, with most
,ha(5>v tlb-* "Vy' brother also was
very- io.*> •i 'Jttf^v iiurial 1 fever and jaim
ydie«.( l>s4.i Yvl4*:*||'«|^: by timely use <»f this
At ' ^tUtied Electric Bitters
•;Ky., uiAfe; t
I?,vi. Aii%i fotson, of. Home
imony,
Cave,
saying: "He
died
. ... . ,T , BL _ off as well
os Are al » uti. !Jt‘diseases, and for all
•Kidueyi Stomach disorders
^stands p&igfff Price 50c. and fl at
f F. '-:■■■ T. ■,
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j
The Ilrilish Embassy will pay for bury
ing at Madrid, Uut there
wifi lie no'rxXhsfifn lor a monument over
his remains, aS long as the London Times
c»tal)4ishme»i:8hall continue to do busi
ness.'i -m.
The West:vftginia.Democrats charged
the enemy Mi all i><>ints. They: have
safely secure;? the Scnatorship,; have
grasijed. t lie ?eo piles led Congressional
seatsj and jtrt.‘|reachiiig for tin- Goveru
sliip.
The silver pijti with which senator In
galls. as President pnilcin. of the Senate,
has Urn aflivSg his name to hills and
resolutions hnJtWn stolen from liisroom
at the eapiiohXTlle sergeant-at-arnis will,
have to buy a hew one for .^lr. Morton.
The ? Hue khllrn-li'handler episode should
cause no seetioha? ill lecling. 1 lie South
erners filing ih> less ol lUaeklmm since
Chandler .'.hmid. Ijiui. and New Hamp
shire will fijil.l ej^iwh in S|iceelikbs admira
tion ltcforc a lejaier wjitli a blue nose ami
a black ear.; [
Whiai Abrahpm Lincoln was struggling
with the titfle^-sockcrs, Adenitis Ward
oflcicjl to t;ike his "Great Moral Show
to tiie White tfemse, and turn the ana
einnhj loose- ^ci.mral Harrison would
give anything Ihst now lor the presence
1 III,.. I1*i
lit-n Hutlo.r t-li;inii>i in mascot ot
the n iiiietrc i) tIt fjicniittry. My the adnus
sion d.f.ihc new|Slqtcs tile government is
olilig«jd>tn puiffasc .s.ootl national il.i.gs
with 'forty '-sites apiece, and Men, as
owuef of thell'nitcd States Hunting
Comjiany| vyillfie.Sl’oo.ooo richer Ijy tile
transaction;. tiipfiy Men Muller.
The; Maryland Court of Ap.|»eals Ita^de
cided (that a' will's Will is supreme in one
einerjieneVi ’ ,Y*womaii with a minor
Have her iMiiset|. to the surgeon to re
move it audishv&lied. Hie husband, w hp.
forbade llie tqicmthm, sited the stir-eon,
lint t lie-court decided that the wife's con
sent was std5ieic|jt.
ThdStilUlii of'TtifkcY is occupying 'his
leisure hours'in iA-'ulding oil his crediuirs.
The kjussiau .Minister in particular has
Ik-iiI jluiinHig ijic Commander of the
I'aitlihd very li-Yvd recently for theun
jtnid iKideilinily on the last Russo- f tirkish
War. The tmmlli palace ex|k-iiscs, how
ever, have not Irf'^n furtailed.
It is jirojKT eii1 'yyll 'to judge a man I li
the company he jSjjfeps, particularly when
lie makes his (>IvYi selection, I’resident
Harrison eatjtndij make his administra
tion ape strong<?im.lmii-his cabinet; alid
Ids cabinet js a vi|eak .one. His grand
father ’.managed Ho cram more brains
into onit- departlittSit than lie has ptit into
his aggjrcgati(|n:;;it | - \
The I,cgislaturc|> as passed without o]>
position a hill making it unlawful fopuiy
railroad in Norllf|Carolitia to discrinii
n.'lle agjtinst tVcijjfit received from the
Atlantic and JAirffr Carolina railroad or
to make rates hvwliiili, either directly or
indirectly,, hvj ,.'rfbl|tes or otherwise.
Ifcjghtsjinay 6*J di'|vi-red at a less rate,
when ncccived frqm other roads than
from points alohi; the Atlantic- and
North Coroljitalrairoad iii proporlmd to
distance hauled. The violation of?this
act is nifide a tnjsdfmeanor punisha/dc liy
a tine of not lessi tii|tn $ 100 lor cacii and
every violation.! . J
Health dftlie County.
I)j-. H. II. Weave!; county siijieriiitend
eiit of health for ]lfi|neoiiilK-, publishes tile
following in tliel|nil|etin oft,heNorth Car
olina Hoard pf IlLitwthj just received
There has lieeii|llt|epideinie of diseases
among domestic! yvhinials. The general
sanitary conditioti^f the countv is re
little catarrhal tj
buildings are in
Wy. will so, m ha v
uiarkalily good, vI‘di the exception ol a
" ' 1 ‘ oihl.-lc. All ot the public
rtthl sa in rreri; condition,
jd^ie Hyatt system of
lillering water in ifjieration. Then the
water will lie
Il' lilth ol the iiinu
house Is excellent
fkSjdiiUjy pure. {The
es^t of the jail and jrpor
Ip , j ■ ■
Mrs.;C‘oj4*i parried,
CluoTtMlti- C’orj S^-hi|i<Mnl PispHteh^
Ouite ia settsa ion was created here
this afternoon- in .fecittty circles wlieti it
liecame known 11 aijM.rs, Aliev W. (jjpxe
bail wedded Ajn, sj}f Walker, a prominent
broker oi New Vo|| j NJr. Walker arrived
ill the city four' d.ivsiago. The marriage
ceremony wnsijKirtdfmetl at the residence
of the bride’sin|)ll4r, Mrs. S, U. Wil
liams, i>ii( Try nil (stri-et, no one hut nient
Ijeys ot the ('amply. Ix-ing present. The
Wedding took plaid at + <»'clock this
Afternoon, and 'the Scouplc immediately
tioarderl the train fop an extended bridal
tour through the West. The brple is
quite a favorite in C harlotte society, and
is the divorced wil'c/iif Frank Co,xcy ot
New York.
On a High and the I’olicy
! i.thtjrai.
!HetHi£r*oif$3ii< Time*.
We* are gratiljed tirfnpte the great im
provement made in Sie Asheville Citukn
dement. It is tiow
under the new man
conducted on u‘liigHvj>la»e, uml the )>ol
|ev is litjetiul. Jl is &£papcr that'al! can
read with pleasure i’|ld then recommend
to their neighbors. ^Slrs. L. McMinn has
been apiJOinted eprrt.Kjxmdcnt ami agent
at Hemlersonville. This is a wise selec
tion, anil as hniKy that the talents
amt energy of Mrs. Sfc Minn will doiniich
for' the town and County in' this hew
field, we bespeak; further tlie encourngc
njent.oirall,otir people" *: ■
Why is it so’manv*HirtV-r from rheuma
tism, aches, pains, kidney diseases, liver
Complaints, heart aRection, etc.? Jt is
simply because they will not come nrtd lie
healed. An diseases begin from a want
of iron in tfie bhjJwl. This want of iron
makes the blood thirt. watery and ! im
pure,^ Impure blood carries weakness
and distress to every Jrart of the Ixaty*
ack Ofirdn by using Brown's
SupplyThis lack
Iron Bitters, and von. w-ill soon find your
self enjoying jierfect freedom from aches,
pains and genera) ill-health. ’
fl ’ ■' ■
Offered at Law’? CleSring Sale:
; Seven best placed Qruvy Ladles at $1,
worth *1.75; odd pa&crns trijde-plated
Forks and Spools a> half price, 31c.;
best plated Butter KiJ*ves at 50c,, worth
from 75c, to *1 cache Odds and lends
(fine goods) are
most for a ’ song.
dosed out al
*&H and esamine
goods. They are all tfdd emt on separate
tables. r|!
i si. -'i !'<•' h i.' • . i_j*L?
Pottofficc. j
MORE RAIL
CA1*T. 1TKINSON S PROJECTS
A BOl'T TO BE RE^EWEB.
V. I
Work i»rolM»t»ly . to Commence
witliln BIx Moiiths^Internnl
Improvements arid En*
terprlseo. |
Yesterday afternoon a Citizen reporter1
interviewed Capt. Xatt Atkinson who
has for some time had in charge several
new railroad • projects* aiid from him
learned that the situation is How of the
most promising character, pie paid that
Work would likely commenef, atfnl dirt he
thrown toward the buldiod of two or
three more roads to this city within the
next six months, providjed o|r people do
their duly in aiding ihesej lines. For
the time being, details 'relative to these
•natters, arc withheld tor prudential rea
sons, but the situation ij> outi that gives
us great ho|ie. i i ,,
VVe shall, however, within |he'next few
weeks he able to lay the whole' matter
lieforc our readers. | ’’
Just think what Asheville i4t«J,l<e with
two or more new railroads. fVu are now
approached by railroads Iron! hjpir ditler-,
eat directions. These .lines Igd ont re
sqxflrvetv, north, skiuljh. 1:1stwitl west.
"The new lines appj-oacli |s-midway
lx-tvccn these points, junking?.t^glil lines
jcoming to Asheville. ■ -
: "Asheville now has," said the f/aplaiu,
",-ls line a system of sewtTjijy ns the
Honth enn boast of, thereby sgfving' Its
jibsolute iinmunity from biseaic>
."Then we have the only eleetne street
railway south of Kichmoud. <
"One graded sellout system js Util"x
celled 1 tv that of any city, Nortfi or South.
"Our electric lights lurnislt a '-most
brilliant illumination tor the whole city
and far into the surrounding country.
"A government court house Jifjd post
office will lie commenced wit tylii'flit next
sixty days that wilfbc ‘;t thihgjbf betiuty \
atul d joy forever.' This will Jiossibly
cost $200,000 lietore completed. &
"The Oakland Inn bemnlc College will
very soon lie put under full headway,
and will be second to /ho institution ol
the kind in the South,/it I icing Owned by
the Northern 1 'resbyferian ehui{h, which
has all the money they want when they
1 Usin' to go into projects like these.
"The Asheville female tgollcujr, of this
city, under the syiiK-rvision pt tlje M. Ii.
Church South, has long lieyn known as
an i institution of unsurpassetj merit.
Maying, as they have, u most*/central
and W'autifnl location, it is a grtfnt bless
ing to Asheville and jts patrols in- a
llo/.en otlver States. I;
"Dr. Browning's new home Jiotel, in
the direction of the Swnnnamja, is to
eeli]ts«j everything ill the nature ol
hotel architecture and accohmioda
tions.' ’ j>
‘AVitli these new ■■projects and enter
prises now under headway,- am! in the
ifwmediatc future, can t lie re Is' 'one so
dull land stupid as not U>/lie['full ol
hoptlf
Capt. Atkinson said that Ip addition to
alt the euterjirises above meijtioiied,
Asheville was destined to'liecomcju great
L-ily in -the next few years, and rio one
woyld lie more earliest in aiding its de
velopment than.himself.
. capt. W. T. Dickenson Dead,
Died, at the Carolina House yesjjterday
afternoon, of pneumonia, Capt. \V. T.
Diekeiisoii, of Ivy, jii the froth yeaj of liis
age. Capt. Dickenson hail tieen confined
to lijs led alHiut one week, and Ccstcr
ilav morning was apparently consider
ably I tetter, lint a relapse look place
with the above result. Capt, Dickeuson
was a prominent tanner of Buncombe,
and was universally esteemed by , liaise
who knew him. He was a Mason, and
will probably lie interred with Masonic
rites. Tlie remain* will lie buried at
Stockvillc, this county, to-inorio|y, at
which time and place the funeral services
will Ixl held, I
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Tariff spmntkks.
"Any man wito carries atin dinuJr-'pail
which jls taxed, without his conseiil, for
purposes other than to defray the ijiwfiil
and legitimate cx|ieii<litures oftlujgov
,'ruinent, is not a freeman, lieeauiH' the
right to impose such ;i tax carries jtvith
it and implies the right to tax offtake
the priijierty of tlx citizen in (in jarln
trarv planner and witjiout justice, and
any Suite that does that is not a democ
racy but a despotism, and the taking is
iuit taxation lint roblxry. More than
this, if out of this whole nation <1! Ii.1,
[Mio.iMili only 011c man should protest, he
is entitled to redress, or tlie claim of the
preamble of,the federal Constitution,
that it was ordoined to establish justice,
is but the merest figment of worth,."—
David K, Wells, f
(leneral Kauriall is a groat godsend to
(lit Republicans Their terror lias liven
that thfcy would lrc cnmpelRd to vote mi
the Senate tariff hill. That curious Ke
inihlitaii production—which lavs a tlutv
111 cabbages and makes sauerkraut duty
free, which raises the duty On wool and
lowers that on woolen goods, whiuh in
the name of protection to home manu
facturers deranges every legitimate indus
try in the country and favors only Iftio
nopolists—has been the terror of- the
House Republicans. To pass it they fore
-a w would lie to receive tile sure condem
nation of their constituents. To ypte
against it they did not dare; liecausejt is
a party measure. To amend it they did
uot know how.—New York Herald. :
As far as the West and South arceoii
.•erneil. the tariff gives them no protec
tion from New England and Pennsylva
nia. Alabama iron meets Pennsylvania
iron in t}je Iaiuisvillf market. The mills
uf Augusta meet the products of the mills
r>f Lowell in Memphis, in St. Louis, in
Chicago with no protection whatever.
If there is anv virtue in protection, it
should be applied ho w lie tween the States
if ever theinfants of New England needed
protection from competition with jOld
England; our mills and factories need
protection from competition with the
long established mills and factories ol’the
East. This is the test which demon
Btrates the insincerity of the advocates
of the tariff.—Henry 'Watterson. s
President Harrison'squidgy of the pro
tective system hardly comports with bis
Warning to great corporations to more
scrupulously observe their legal limita
tionsand duties, and with his aphorsism
that an unlawful expedient cannot ;be
come a permanent condition of govern
ment- A yoke is a yoke, whether it; be
formed of leather or of gold; and Monop
oly could not exist nnkus supported by
an unjust system of tariff laws,—-Phil*,
delphia Keened, ■ ■ ■ ...J.;
We can view with fbrty-two’d the
addition pf four new States to the Union.
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THE RATIO A I- CAI'ITAli,
Small Talk* About PaIenlm;on,
K. B. ViilHc-The Wea'.her
The ChnrcheH of the l>uy. I
j [From our Special CorrcS|»oudeiit.J :
; Washington, March 5—Your ConiCs
pondent has been occupied most agree
ably today in talking about juucuts,: ot
Which many. Of more than ordinary im
portance have recently been issued. |
j AM ELKdTWC SroH.VIili WATTliKV |
Ife one that We-have discussed, urn! v.liivh
promises to work miracles in this coni
jiafativelv new science. The newly: dis
covered battery is said to be very simple
in construction and operation,- Its chief
component part liciiig lead, winch in a
meltedform is poured oVcrainlUnS''Il; Ira
mass of salt, Subsetpicut ly. the salt is
dissolved and washed out, lea .:ay the
lead when cold, honey-combed with Miudl
cells of varied shapes and sixes, v
This all seems very simple, and lie, hhjis
our in farina nt mav have liven pis. vinji oil
/, • j 1 ”
on our greenness. 1ml he 'tells us, that it
produces the Very lies! storage • b.-u t'eiT
vet invented, anil with wonderful i dilu
tion in cost, weight and d-imii-MSo>ri?|,
and that one of cubical form, yiuiiueh
inches ill size, will bold eunua li i !celriet
tv to. , ■
A STkKI'T CAR .VI.I.IMY. j
This spipuls a/i;ood deal like liuinhti^j
dooT it ? But <*ur informant ;^s.vures- u4
Hint .inasiy weak liy jxnrple have lakCif
hold of it, ami sav t hat t hey ex pert 6<»
have it so j>eriveted that a‘niau mav|
• soon carrv a battery a si large as a sil\\T
dollar ia his vest pocket mid use it t<\
pr«>|R'l his laiggv or carriage. Good-bye,
then 10 horses and coachmen. We wilt
wait and see further before investing. |
Another patent, which is likely lobriugf
honor to our nation, is one for an I
IMI'ROVlvn IKON ST K A M SII11*, . |
Which is said to he the most rapid, and*
the most comfortable yet introduced.!
and.at the same time insuring safety, as*
it will be al.nioSt impossible to >ink.< Ir» j
case of collision, thive-fourths ol, ■ the‘
vessel may!lie destroyed, but the; other :
fourth can Ik* navigated into port, no
matter what mav be the'dista nce. <
lie says that thissa-alijshippal» ntAvas
issued some time since to Robert M.
Fryer, w ho at once organised a company
here for its construction and trial,: but a
correspondent of the New York Herald ,
got wind of it and so ridiculed tile scheme :
as to destroy the company.
Recently, he has again organized in’ i
Baltimore, wdiere thev have obt lined
ample capital and all needed facilit ies and ;
..have made a eng truel to furmsli 4
TUUKK OF rilKIK VKSSKI.S
To the Argentine Republic, whose repre- '
sentatives have visited all parts of Hu- <
rojK* and America, examining critically,
all s uteres Lot 1 improvements in ship
building, and have adopted this as the
very J>esl now ofleredm the world.
MANY KF:.MOVA1uS i kom offici:
Will undoubtedly Soon occur. As of old'
the pregnant,<picstiou isT ‘’Lord, iy it; f ?"
Who can answer;1 Not we, but we are
sure of Some cases that greatly distress,
us. For instance: Wlmt Gen. R. B.
Vance is removei( from Ins positi m, so
faithfully lillc.fi/by him for four years
past-the Government w ill met l- with a
heavy loss indeed,
Blit how trite the aflame,. “It tsVm evil
wind that blows nblxxlv good.*'
A VICKY, crkltM S INCUtKNT.
As we are wa it ini; fyf Gch., Vance. we see
an old copy of the New York Herald,'car
rying us back-to w?ir journalism, and
from which we; take the following;
Ivxtract iVom New Y«»rk Ihr.ilil, April la,
UVfL,* from Asheville i C- > News. *
“The exchange of prisoners secnisto go
steadily on. \\’e have seen a larjie lumi
Ikt of our mountain boys, w ho have
reached home after a prolonged impris
onment. Amohg others, we were 'gr|i ti
ffed to meet :BrjgadiciMGeneral R. B.
V a litre, who reached home some dh\s
since. He looks rather worsted by • his
long confinement, btii4 as usual, full ol
life, cheerful ami buoyant. The General
is a great faYopjtV With thejgood people
of this, section, and every oik* is glad to
see him,’’
Yes; everyone was glad' to see you.
General, in V>$, on your return from
prison, and every one will again be truly
glad to see you npw, and tjo claim von
for. his own.
A Cl’Riots oI(*,.\;.
In the most crowded hart. of the
thronged ,a veil tie, we see “Kt'lWslniients
for lienclil of episcopal church at Y.aeotna
Park.” What does this mean ? We enn
sider; St. Thoipas has recently proved
that it is not tlx* place for common jkT>
ple to pray. So, evidently, these gOod\
“church'** jKojilc have determined' to offer «
spiritual refreshments to «d1 mankind.
We wall m# into this shrine)'where a man
who has not oqip gold rijig and goodly
apparel, tan pray to his God, without Ink
ing ordcrx-d out hy, a high-salaried sex1
ton,
“1 was told anil hungry, and ye took
tnc in.” Yes, indeed, hut was it in the
true sense of the Master? No, we find
that we are ex petted to support the high
.church at Tacoma Park, by purchasing
a sandwich for a dime which the other
hncksters oflfifr for a nickel. But, then,
the profit goes to pay a quartette choir,
or to buy a vestment suitable for Ash
Wednesday, or some such commendable
object. O, tempura! (), mores! That
any Christian church should conic to
this! We remembet of hearing of ^ Metho
dist brother, who said, “My brethren,
when Jesus Christ said. “I4et not vonr
right handtio what votir left hand doeth,”
Ije was no doubt: sincere, put evidently
mistaken, he not understanding tliese
times.” So, we think he must have been
mistaken when he said to Christians,
“Let tbein that have much,: give pit me.
ously; let him that hathlittle.do his dil
ligenee gladly to give of that little.”
Do Not saltier'Any Longer.
Knowing that a 90ugh can he checked;
m a day, and the first stages oifeonsump
tion broken in a-week, we hereby guaran
tee Acker's English Cough Rentedy and!
will refund the money to all who buy,
take it as per direction* and do not find;
onr statement correct. T. C.; Smith &
Co. , . (j ;J ■ fcb5dawlw' ::
Those Minnesota. school children who!
Were recently eaten by wolves are the
samo school children Who were devoured
by wolves, a year ago. They are eaten
by wolves annually, if the Western news
paper liar feels well enough to be on
duty.' , ; • t |
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A HtlvJiK IN THE HOCBE.
Reprepentatlvett Carter ami Ban
ner l'»e llanih MiMcaatc.
tOtiarluUc Chronicle, March5.]
Rai.bioh, Mart'll 3.—In the House this
! cvciiinfpilurinj^ the consideration of a hill
allowing Mitchell county to issue bonds,
Mr. Buhner, (Rep.) insinuated that tlx'
committee hail failed to do its duty,
Mr. Carter, of Buncombe county, said
that MK Banner told him lie (Banner)
had lied before the committee. A man
who can go (adore the Conimiltcc and lie,
coining here with impudence, should be
held to scorn—this would-be Republican
criticising the judiciary committee.
Mr. Banner said thiit tlic man did not
li\c who could intimidate him. He was
111 l afraid of any mall that lived, and
coald not out-lie tlic gentleman from Bun
co >u lie.
Mr. Carter called him a liar.
Mr. Banner replied, "Von arc another ;
a. d it you want to settle it out of this
li. II, I am ready.” , :
i lie S|aaker interfered, and Older was
reamed. >
The Meilieal College.
WV l< li mu ,ii-, I untie sotmrs that
ilk- •'Wcsjini Noriii Carolina Medical
Colli-oc1' vifill in-csl- iilislied in this city
at an early date. The leading spirits, in
t IkMjioveiheiit are, i >rs.-S. W. Hattie, F.
T- Meriwether ami A. Watson, and the
college will;. Ik.- eondneted tijioii the same
rules go verging insi action, etc., of other
cullcm-s of jdmilar o araeter. Application
for' a eliart'tjr lor the institution is now
|K-mling ill |he (General Assembly. ,
f|ulte ait Honor.
IT- HatUetr McGuire, ofKichmond, Va.,
and (iresident of the Southern Surgical
and Gyiueeplogical Association, which
meets itiMaeliville, Tenii., next N'ovein
Jjer has anointed Dr. I". T. Meriwether,
ol this city, Vme of the annual essayists
for that meeting. Dr. Meriwether read
two iiajiers SietiVe the same body, at its
last annual Session.
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CONVlT.I.V'S rktvr.n
\ ' ■; -■ , -
Ttie nepartliiK ex-CIerk of Iredell
Superior Court at Home.
StHtesvilli* Landmark.
“Tuesday evening's train from Char
lotte brought a surprise to the people of
Statesville, ;J. H. CoSinellv, the default
ini' ex-clerk c^f the Sujierior Court, arriv
ed on it, with his wife and youngest
child The\v took a carriage at the
station and were driven to the residence
pf t >. M. Coiflielly, on Front street, and
yesterday Connelly was’on the streets
shaking lianas with his acquaintances.
He d* >es not look as well as when lie left
jind says his health has notlieenthc same
hut Fwsspiritsiire fairly good and his confi
dence hi his i&vn integrity is unshaken,
tie said on ilie train, on his way .up, that
*ie was neipijtr ashamed nor afraid to
face his; chcniics. It was supposed,
when it was; learned' that he was in
|ovvn, that ht* would heat once arrested,
hut Sheriff Allison was in the country
Tuesday u|idj| and yesterday and so.he
fvas not i|is(n hed. The sheriff is in
town this: liportiing hut no steps had
keen taken in ilie case up to 11 o’clock.
« Fx-Judge1 jdontgomcry, of Concord,
|ml ex-Sol jci$or Adams, of Asheville,
jjLere here |ai|t Saturday having lieen
Retained in t^onnelly’s interest, to us*
jbttain- of 'Solicitor Long what bond
would prohidjjy Ik* require^ in case* of his
frturu, and lit3** believed that the return
|f the fugitiye^is <i result of the visit and
|i pursuaucy the advice ofhisicpuusel.”
I 'Tlit? FIrHtfHymptoniH of I>c*atli.
I Tiivd tcehug. dull headache, pains in
prions pai'i.s;^)f the body,- sinking at the
|l of the stOTijaeli, loss of apjicipe, fever
Ihncss, pimples or sores, arc all positive
.I’idcnec of jl'oJjsoncd blood. No matter
|>\\ it lne.'rme‘poisoned it must Ik* pnrit
|d to aviiiief- death. Acker’s laiglisli;
[flood Hlixitr has never failed to remove;
s|rofitlous ojr syphilitic poisons,’.Sold uni
l|r p<»sitivcjgi|iifaiitee by T. C,.Smith &
Ji>, . . \\ s * Icbodawlw
St* Pa, is it figjit to call a man bom in]
[’Plain! a PolF|”
g“< >i nmrst], child.” - — |
I 'WVll, then, if a man is horn in Hol
;|ud, is lie, a! ifidc ?’’
| Parents iriini nall> iJalile.
rAIorc than hjill ot’all deaths-occur Ik*
<| c six years of age,. An army ol inno
ekiL lovely children art* swept needlessly
i§v ay each \je%. Farents arc eripiiually
'ifqiousiblc nir,| this. The /death rate of
dlildreu in Hiigfaud is less than half this.
Xcker’s KngiiisH Baby Soother has done
Mjbrc to hriift* |his about titan all other ’
qltiscs conibunkl. You cannot afford .to
«£ without it.?T. C. Smith & Cp._
|\ Chicago ^VHiuIler was recently found
•<|iacealed ill ^ house in Buffalo. This
■A'ka a gnuiii*e ],Budalo hide.—New York
kViirld. t **
Autcdotei) of Oeueral Grant.
fkinerfd i irnnt, oil his return to this
•o'Jmtrv.is sa|id;to have been severely nf
lieted with ft rough contracted white
r«Jssing the Ocfcau, and which had1 stuli
loftily refused fo yield to any treatment.
\ friend procured lor him a bottle ol
\vynphvx, anti tty its use in a lew hours
lesjwas entirely jelieved. He remarked to
iit| friend : "Men look upon me as a great
w»|dier, but this bottle of Symphyx is
;rtiater than My calling has lieen to
lciitroy men's lives, but this medicine is
i isietorious savior ol men. I shall; never
>e’without it [again.”1 ' . d&w
Sjhe. “Don't you think Miss Wabash
prettv feetj'!’
“ e. ’‘They’tie; immense." i
The New Discovery.
du have heat'll your friends and, neigh
m»|r talking a bout it. You may y ourself
ie {me of toe in any who know from per
idiial experiencetjust how good*.a thing
lift. If von have ever tried it, yon are
>n<5 of its staunch friends, because the
voliderful thing sibotit it is; that when
>n<|e given a trial Dr. King’s New Iliscov
•ry fever after holds a place in the house,
f v|ju have never used it and should be
ifflicted . with a cough, cold: or, any
hr&at, lung or chest trouble, secure a
lotjle at once and givc it a fair tria . It
s guaranteed every dime, or money re
unded. Trial booties free at F. L. Jawbs’
lru|j store.
With One mory man in it the Cabinet
votlld lie almost as important as a crack
iasrball nine.. ’ i|"‘ j
•I Rockier
Arnica Salve, . .
The lieat salve jit the world far cuts,
1es, sores, ulcers, salt rheuni, fever
.tetter, chapped hand’s, chilblains,
, and ail skvfl eruptions, and posi
_ / cures pilcSjior no pay required,. It'
s guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
•rtfjoney refunded
»*! For sale fc^ F. L. Jacobs. / daw
■■ 1
price 25 cents per
.
ATTRACTIVE ASIIEVlinEi
A I.ADV’S IJIPKICSSyutijulxJM
CKRMXG Its BKAITIKS
AMO ADVANTAGE
-—i-, ■ ' t
“OellciouM, InvIicpraUiiK Air- I.a
deu Willi I-urity and I4»e-«;iv
U«K Htreiurtli”—A Wealth of
Beauty and Fu.hIiIoii, i;tc.
A lady correspondent, having been si
favorably impressed with Xsheville, iti
climatic and other ail vantages, "has fur
nished the Citizen with the following.
She read the World’s writc-upi ?| of out
city, and was disgusted with its inaccu
racy and brevity; and, we take pleiuitirc
in publishing the subjoined ."readable
Sketch from her pen.
' "Slime (Arsons sav that Asheville luisa
foreign as|iect, some tjiat it is an ugly,
dirty mud-hole, with nothing but, a title
view'(if l'isgah to redeem it! Others,
that the Lord must have forgotten where
he had planned Asheville to go, and lutd
thrown it, higgledy-piggledy, -anywhere,
and it hapiieued to grow. Then, I have
heard the remark, (during a drought I,
that of all dusty, hot,vslunlelcss places
Asheville took the . lead. Now, I - think
and say, that Asheville is, ’charming in
every respect, and although I am not a
critique pur excellence, 1 am a human
being, blessed with perceptions which I
hope tire not dimmed by indigestion or
prejudice.
\V here can one find more delicious, in
vigorating air than that -which sweeps
through the pine-clad mountains, and
comes to us
l.Alll-IN WITH PI K1TY
And life-giving strength? Where call
one see such lovclv views at every turn
of the head? Ill the town itself, there is
much that is interesting in the wav of
human nature—the push and energy i«t
its business men. Slop a moment and
lliiuk what Asheville was ten years ago.
Reflect how the men of the place, those
who have grown up with her, have had
Lo work their wav, without capital, in
iianv instances. Live them
. 'rium MlvfeD 1>F I'KAISK
! For their share ill promoting Ashe
ville's prosjierify: They haVe made
the jdace; for none of the millionaires
who. have come down and purchased
lands, would have.rkmeso if they had
not seen that Aslictfllc was a success
from a financial standpoint, and seen a
still more brilliant future in store for her.
Such men as T. W. Patton, the Peiini
mans, M. lv. Carter, 1>. C. \YaddeH, Judge
Merrimon and many others who have
taken prominent positions in the interest
of Asheville, are as
. PRECIOUS STONES IN IIEK DIADEM,
and should lie honored for their work.
Look, too, at the women of Asheville.
They Tire refilled, kind and gracious, and
above all, charitable.
The town is a jieenliar mixture be
tween the new and old South. Jaunty
T-carts, village carts, tandems, buck
Tioards^throng tile principal thorough
fares during the season, arid the lazy
gcoop-coyered wagon, as it comes crawl
ing along drawn by ils team of yoked
oxen, is almost knocked out of the way
by the spirited horses «>nd handsome
equipages which dash past it, laden
with »
UHAI TV AM) FASHION.
The fauUfslicyjuecn Anne mansion,with
its turrets .and stained glass windows,
Haunts its.lare iijto that o| its vis-a-vis,
an old-fashioned Square house, with its
long puutzns and ivy covered chimneys.
The queer stepping stones, poking up
through the mud, or dust, as the ease
may In.*, are another relic of ancient days.
And by the way jarsons are apt to fed
peculiarly anxious,as they balance them
selves front stone to stone, as to whether,
they can preserve their equilibrium until
they land safely, j ■ *
Asa contrast t'o these, are the electric
lights and the elcetric railway. I las,too,
can Ik* ha'd if jMelcrrcd to electricity,
and
A T EI. E 1‘fl t > \ T. of I;1C E
will soon Ik iqieiicd, tile hist one having
proved unsnlislaciorv., Sp, the place is
progressing rapidly, an<^-each month
brings some new sign ol ill’, Cotton,shoe
and furniture factories, anjl <\lhcr enter
prise’s are continually springing into likv
There are .
dll RCllES OF AI.MOSI EVERY I’l .Np.MI.NA
TION, 1 ■
A library, graded schools, a^tlovycr mis
sion, and a hospital, which is one ol the
IK*st instkiutions ojithe place.
• A theatre will Ik* erected before many
months go by, and thus a long felt want
will Ik* supplied.
’ Good pure wftlfr is another advantage
we enjoy.
As for clubs, they ulsmnd, the* Cos
m<)]M>litan being the newest. It is es
pecially elegant, the Peunimau mansion
having l>een renovated and improved
throughout for tile purposif.- '
Who has not heard ot the
| HATTURV PARK HOTEL.'
(,'ait sueh benighted ix-rsotis lx liimid .'
In east there are a tew such, I will state
that it was built by Col. Frank Coxe. of
Philadelphia, and is charmingly situated
upon a high eminence, commanding a
grand view of the town liclojv, and the
lofty range of mountains lieyond. Tins
hotel, seems the presiding genius of the
place, for it can lie seen from every road
armptd Asheville; and sometimes the ge
nius seems to; be in-a pretty fjery tcinjier, ,
bo judge from the quantity of smoke, he
bek4es forth! Mr. Steele, the manager, is
a truly good, conscientious man ; is kind
aud courteous tp all. ■ His management
is excellent, and no seekeraftcr health °r
pleasure, could possibly find a more home
like resting place than under the shelter
ing roof of the Battery I’ark. There also
will tie found Dr. Battle, who can easily
[lersuade the invalid to feel improved,
and (fan impress the strong of tlie superi
ority) of our climate.' 1
As interesting as the town ist it is not
until one drives around and sees the
VARIED POINTS OF BEAUTY,
That one realizes , how lovely it all is.
the atmosphere so dry aiid invigorating,
the exquisite views, and also the feeling
of freedom from conventionality (yon can
drive without gloves ifyoo so please to doj
all combine to put one in a good humor
xnd promote enjoyment. What can be
more delicious thal* a drive lion* ti
banks of the S tyunniuioa,' on * hilmj
sunshiny day ? . ' ' , \ *
T.here are hits of scenery here'awl then
which would : | i
DELIMIT A 1UKKET FOSTSjV.j ;
I wish 1 could describe my feelings dur
in« my hrst drive, k was so beautiful
The nyer danemg'uloiig, over tlfe kwlu
and jiebbles, which, form its bed, the re
flection of tlie rhododrendron*, whicl
line its banks on either side, the mead
uws., with their green,‘yellow, aud bro.wt
tones of color;
In gofef: anil
'Uewy meadow s,' enamelled
Kii-n. i . s-’
With violet and duisy ailarkhnjr bctjveen:"
1 he glitnjiscs ol lolly mountains iu tl
distance—some almost,
Lost in oolukn haze, < '
All unite to form a grand haniioniou
whtde, once seen, never tu be forgotten
riiere are more roads-to follow |or driv
ing and.riding than I have time <i. ie.ll,a
fttflinxMi'I liar, ConmiHv’s YicwyHaz
zaril s Heights, arc all iliffifrent, Jim] all
tine news. The drive through t(>wiir up
to Merrimoji it venue, ami out in that di
ruction us lb vole, as is also the toad to
Snilphur Springs, Strawlierrv Hill, ami
tahkeeostee tann, in tact, tlicv arc' too
.numerous to mVntii,n, ami all alKniad in
^ .MAli.NIKIC KNT VllCWS
til the grand mountains, stitmling ntajes
l*>,iko umiie-foi s, shrouded in their pur
pic rolxs. / j .
I could write on, forever, like Tennv
sop sl.roilk—Oil j'hesulijeet ofmvadopted
home—hut mv eliief olijeet was to dwell
on our home l*eople, and the suhsthntial
nurits ol Asheville. The distinguished
mul Wealthy visitors are .warmly wel
eome.l, hut, would they Have come, even
for the air and scenery, had there hot
teen other attractions already alluded
to.' /
Better Tlian Suicide.
I’rolessor Arnold says: “An iueUralile
ilyspeptie is justified in committing stii
t?‘ «;i*l guarantee to cure anydys
lieptie within three months liv Acker’s
linglish I»vs|s-ptic Tajdetss. T. C. Smith
“ ko. fehodawlw
PUKSIDIiJiT C1.KVKI.AM).
Tire Voice of lire Press lipon Hltr
v JCetiremelit.
Boston Post: President Cleveland , lifts
deserved tile praise .of his country men in
more res]Kets than orlc. .
Boston (llolie: Mr, Cleveland lias liecn
move vilely slaudcrgil that any otheriman
WHO rver s;i! in 4 he IpIpiip
who,ever sat in tile Presidential chair.
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’iqtsbhrg Leader: president Clevcland,
strong even in defeat, ean not be entirely
a political corpse/aud this fact his ene
niies would do Well to consider when set
ting up the pins lor LND2.
Fort Worth (iazottc: Cleveland wilt
leave theU Yeshfency with the respect-do/
every man whose res|K*et is woyth hav
ing. The worst that can lx* said ol him
is.that he haslxen more ofa patriot than
a partisan. - . .
Chicago Times: Fairness yields praise
to Clevejand as one who labored de
votedly itnd in the main, success billy, And
during*whose Administration the Ki*
pUblic nojL oulysuIfei e< 1 no (letrimesi t, b u t
nrhdc substantial progress.
Baltimore Sun: Mr. Cleveland's Ad
min ist rat inn as a whole will Ik* looked
back upon as one that always had in
vujwthe \jvcllare of all the two pic. of the
lT Hi ted States rather than that ofa party,
and in all of its departments *it Wits
lionestly «i|nd economically managed. , ^
Pittsburg Post: Redundant revenues
mil war taxation in time of fxnee were
bravely askailed by the outgoing Admin
istration in the interest of the common
[Koplc. T)ie stream is still there, and
the new hdrsc is tloundcring already, |x>
ore the Calnnet is completed. 4
Ilarjer's \Vreklv No Hemocrat !<>f a
naif century has done so much to redeem
die Bempefutic name and fort tine (is Mr.
old he retires with the ebr
JleVelaiicl,
rytnen lor
egritv,' an
Piltsburj
"roih first |
Ifal resjKet of a vast bodvjofids coiln
bis patriotic purpose, Jbs
1 his courage.
f Post: He is a Ikmiorrat
u ineiples and Ixlieves that jir
hose principles lies the safety and great
•st jir«.»g|K*rjitv ol thisCoverument. . Ikrh
Hi aey t[o. him means the Voniftion good,
.he dilTusiojf of power and wealth eijual-*
v to all: who; strive earnestly without
ijxcial advantages for any.
Brooklyn Ivaglc: I ‘resident Cleveland
s quitting bilice with dignity and gooif
rumor. The Amcjrjcan people are likely
ioon torealize that they made a mistake
n not rt-electing him, for they*will haye y
o dceoinptish imikT awkward auspices4
lie rcfornijs which he was admirably
it ted to co
liplete/ v
Cleveland Plain 1 ksdvrt. Those Reptib
icaitjfc who Slave Ixm styling -President
Jle\eland «i|‘ booii,’band who lijuvc as- '
xrted that it here was no gentility in the
‘ex-Mayor Of Buffalo," are vcoin|X'I1cd lb
idmit that lie has trcatytl4’resident Har
as. >ii wiili the greatest courtesy since
ns arrival .it Washington.
kdyisas titty Times: As eertahi as he
iveSi Pres i din it Cleveland will vet lx a
>ower in th<[ land in all matters of tarill
I'nnw.f lw> rl!*l'’iVr'i vu
.ailing toward him asi their ; natural
eatler, Thdlv will listed eagerly to his
■ojinsCbiautf take his advice upouidl nit.
asiojis, because he is frank, sincere, ajn|‘
.erv much in earnest. s- ;H V i
AIIkitiv Times: Mr. Cleveland improves
he opportunity to announce that his
K-iniOcraCv in not of tin- ordinary kind,
t is of them 1st intensecharactef,, though
t is ljas not been visijile on all occasions,
riiat, (he President should feel called ujh
m to; make such a statement is some
what; surprising. It seems to indicate
lie existence of a belief that his Dcmoc?
aey pas hot been as clearly understood
iv the count ry as it should have been.
Albany Artois: The standards of pub
ic service ha re been raised, the obfiga
ioti to discharge a service to the St ate as
aithfully as it service to the individual
ias lieen emphasized, the periizd, of‘ex:
ravaganee, brought on bv laxity of gov
ifnmental conditions following the’ war,
ias been niAde merely an unpleasant
nembry by t(ie present fact- of economy ,
tnd efficiency in all branches of goyerm
nent, ■ r 1 . ;
Brooklyn tvigleWlietlier we agree or,
tot ip re*|ictt to the measures of Mrj
Cleveland's Administration, it seems to ,
is that When1 history . comes to make up j
ts account of it, and when the asperities .
which interfere with a correct judgment
lave been-softened down, thereVill be a
general consensus of opinion that it was
lirccted by a man of Spartan fortitude,
ligh ideals, unselfish aims, patriotic de
votion, spotless integrity ant) true Anier- \
canism. Jj ■ |. i y
Terrible Forewarning*.
h, in the:
Cough, m tile morning, hurried or diffi
nltbrcnthing, raising phlegm, tightness
a the chest, quickened pulse, chilliness in
he evening or sweats at night, allocany
if these things! lire the first stages of ctm
umption. Adier’s English Cough Row
dy will cure these fearful svmptoihs, and
j sold under a; positive guarantee tar T.
1. Smith & Co. - fcbSdawiw
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