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- ILE, THE WEEKLY CITIZEN. THS Wbbklv Citiikh I. full of local and Stale newa ; just the thing to send in anyone Inquiring about Asheville. Issued Thursday. .Single coilcs 5 cents, mailed. Only lou 'lr year. Asheville Daily Citizen I FOR RENT, WANTS, AND FOR SALE, Not exceeding three line., One Time, US centa. Three Time, 60 centa, 8lz Tlmci, 75 centa. J. VOLUME VI. NO. 49. ASHEVILLE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. MISCELLANEOUS. miNVILLE. A place planned and devel oping HH u GREAT RESORT. Situated in the, MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, A region noted for health fuliicss and beauty of SCENERY. An elevation of .1,800 fwt, with cool Invigorating Climate It is being laid out with taste mid Hkill, with well graded roads and extensive FOREST PARKS. A desirable place fur fine residences and HlCATHFl'L. IIUMKS. A good opportunity for prolituble investments. For illustrated pamphlet, ad dress, LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., Lliurlllc, Mitchell Co., N. C. BON MARGHE. DRUMMERS' SAMPLES OF AproiiH, Haiidkcrclilciat Hiid HViiidHor Tictt At an per ivnl und :i:i'a per rent. less limn r.'gular price. All New mid latent MlyleH. joSouth Main St. BOMMARCHE. H.T.ESTABROOK'S sin a. main t., asiibvillu. i Tim I'Lacs rem BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. Local Views and Sketches. nprlMd KEAL ESTATE. Wilts. B. Owvn, W. W, West. GVYN & WEST, (HucwMora to Walter B.Owyn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO BANK OF ASHEVILLE. REALiSTATE. Loan Securely Placed at 8 Per Cent. Notary Public. Commissioner. oiUccd.. FIRE INSURANCE. omi'K-Woalheat Court Mqaare. CORTLAND BROS.. Real Estate Brokers, And Invcatmcnt Agent. I.oaoi ac urely placed at icrcrnt, oilier, t il ft !lll Pallon Ave. Hecond Door. fctiBdlv JENKS & JENKS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS. PI KB INHIIRANCIt PLACKI) IN TWHNTV OF THII IIKMT CDMI'ANIHI IN TTIBWDKLl). AOIiNTH 1)1' TUB TRA VHI.HKH' 1.11'H ANI ACCIDUNT INHtlKANCK CO., Ol' HAKTI'OkD, CONN. STATU AOIfNTB fOR THBDBTKOITl'IRH M AND UUROLAI PROOF SAFE CO. Room 9 a 10, McAfee Block, ' 8S Pattoa At.., A.tMTlll., N. C. MISCELLANEOUS. MATINEE EVERY WAY THIS WEEK FOR THB BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC. The Great Comedy I'luy entitled II BLUE RUIN": Una been withdrawn niter u very successful run, und we now present our matchless Stock of Groceries) GRAIN AND FEED FOR YOUR USE AT POP, ULAR PRICES. IHIOHH OI'KN AT A. M. A. D. COOPER. Proprietor ANOTHER Big Lot of Harper's FLY THAI'S, ONLY KMillTKKN (..NTS. ICE CREAM FREEZERS, IJEST MAKES, PRICE TIIKM. MASON'S FRUIT JARS. JELLY GLASSES. Hammocks and everything in the line of SUM M till GOODfl, CAEAPEA THAN ANYBODY AT THti "BIG RACKET." k k ' (t (t k h I. W. U. WILL. AMTIII'M J. WILL. WILLS BROS.. ARCHITECTS, ASIIBVILLU, N. C. Utile. Barnard Building. I'. U. Hot 00. 1'luui, Upcclflcatliins, lieliills, Jke forevery clan, of building at .hurt nollee, ARTISTIC INTERIOR DESIGNS A SPECIALTY. Call and mc ua. aprlod.tm F. A. GRACE, I'llEBCO DECORATOR AND DESIUNER, Will Karcnl In Tenipra, Intonaco, lincauatlc or Oil front Special Designs In DKCORATI VK CONPIMtlTION. IMallDllc-Flors.lt trialManH 4k Allegory. Addreau SO WOODWARIl AVB. Detroit, Mich., or BOX S3, A.hevlllc, N, C. MISCELLANEOUS. KSTAIJUSIIKI, 1874. I' P PADMIPUACI iii ui uniiimuiinLLi APOTHECARY, 20 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ASHEVILLE, N. C. It will take .yon but one minute to read ami you will liud by duingsoyou can sa ve money by buyingyourdnigs, medicines and such articles at Cariniehaers Drugstore. Mis stock fresh and complete and at prices that defy coin (Htition. Don't forget the place, No. 20 South Main Stm-t Asheville, N. C. You will besurprised to see how for fH, $14), $12 and will go in the purchase of good, stylishly cut, well made Clothing, with Chil dren's ami Hoys' Suits in proportion. Away below those grades we show serviceable suits of good appearance. Lately arrived, Men's ha ml sewed Kangaroo Shoes, La dies Kill Oxford Ties, fine Trunks and Valises ami num erous mid-summer items. Our Mr. 1 led wood is now in Kiclinioiul taking advant age of the usual bargains shown by New York salesmen just before taking stock. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, SMALLVYARES, HATS, SHOES AND CARPETS. 7 & 9 PATTON AVE. tilegaut Drug Store cen trally located well venti latedeasy of access agree able to customers attrao- live to all, by day and night illuminated with electrici tytelephone attachment Handsome Soda Water Ap paratus ice cold drinks nil day long flue ." and 10 cent Cigars and Kinney's Cigar- . , .11 . .. li e 1 euos tuoice i ci Mimcry himi Soaps Prescript ion Depart ment neat and clean Med i- . I a! . .!!.. cul supplies unuucsuommiy the purest obtainable more goods on hand now than ever before patronage in creasing, public confidence secured, success attained Asheville becomes the Drug distributor for a, hundred miles art Mind competition relegated to tho rear too busy to say more to-day. T. C. SMITH & CO., Drug gists, Public Square-, Ashe ville, X. C. SI0.00 REWARD In cash will be paid to any purchaser at my Btorowho guesses nearest tho popular tion of Ashovillo ns shown by tho of lieiul census now being ta ken. You an not limited to one guess but' can guess as often as you make a purchase. If twoor more make the nearest guess, the prize will bo given to tho guess received lirst. Iict. nil coino and try their luck. F. E. MITCHELL, THE LEADER W Boots, Shoes & Gents' Furnishings. THE DAILY CITIZEN. FACTS AND COMMENTS. A. II, Aniikhws, one of the commission cih to the Wnrld'H I'uir from North Ciro linn, Iiiih Iwcu I'lioHviioui'of four vkf-iivs- iilrnU at a inttt iuu of the tin tiou.it colli' missioncTB. A Khim'Iii.ican coiinri'SHin.iii iiaimil Coiitidl of NVIiniska Iiiih vrrittt'ii liiinwll ilowii the iihs of the house . Silt unlay he introdia-cd n liill to jiciisioii every lU'Kro In the union under fifty years of ne who hail Urn n slave, nl the rate of four ! Iai'8 a mouth. Those who have attained the ajje of fifty shall have cthl dollars anil a $100 hoiinty, nil o( sixty years a IK'iision of twelve dollars and $M00 Imunty, and of seventy and over, twelve dollars a month anil n $.iOOlounty. The hill was iiiti'oiluecii leu the iiiiiom: ol I ersuadiii); the neuroes to vote the re puliliean ticket in the next congressional election. ClIMlKliSSMAN liWAHf'S SKCell ill tilt' house on Saturday was a fearful and just arraignment of Ins party for their treatment ol the South in the past and their contemplation of the passage of the infamous force liill. It is seldom that n republican is willing to concede what Mr. li wart iliil in Ins iccch, anil even less seldom that a politician dares to step outside of the ring marked down lv his party and give his outsMikcn opinion of any measure advocated or opposed hy that party, that is il it dill era with the opinion of the majority. Hut Mr. Ivwurt dared to do this. His sieecli was so dilferent from that of his col leg lies that it would have done credit to a democrat. After an introduc tion in which he drew a picture of this section of the country both licforc nnil after the war, Mr. liwart struck such u Mow at the reconstruction K'riod as is seldom credited to a republican. lie said: The State uovirniueulR fell into the hands ol the most disreputable gang ot thieves and pluiidrrcrsiiiutcvcrdisgr.iced a nation, and the vcivnanicol kVonlili- ennisin Ikviiiiic a stench iu the nostrils ol ill honest men. Ilv bloodshed, violence. ami intimidation thrscgovcrumculs were wrested from the thieves and plunderers nnil to-day without exception arc held itv mc luinoeraiic party. In spite ol this long era ol misrule and all the evils ot reconstruction the South has prosiereil as never a section priss'rcd liclore. Co South now, and your journey will Ik llirnugli n eoiuiuuous and 'unbroken strain of the music ol progress, the whirr of the spindle, the buzz ol the saw. the roar ol the laruacc, ami the throb ol the locomotive. The next census will show it to be the richest section of ourcouiitry. Then lie went into ligurcs showing the increase in the wealth of the eoualrv since the war. I't me bricflv submit ti lew stalciiu'tils ns to the wouiierliil increase ol wealth iu the South iu the past nine years. In 1 H.si I the total wealth ot t lie Ninth was $l,.,.ii:i,4:ir..oiiii. In isstl it isestimatcil at $-,'.',o,tiil,ooo, an increase' of SI, :iiHi,oon,oiNI. The assessed value ol onni erty iu the South is iiIhiuI .'II sr mil. ol its true value. On tins hasis the increase has in reality hccn$:i, ,0011,01 hi in nine vears. In ten years the South had in creased its iron output lroui.T.7.,!ol tons to I,. Kill. ill.' tons. 1 lie K'rccntugc ol increase lias been l.".i in the South ami 7M in the rest of the eouiilrv. Iu l.ssi' the South produced ll,."iii'.i,.'llii tons ol coal; ill IHH'.I, 1 0, HI7.I I s tons. The vear lS'.lll will show an increase ol over l''.', 1100,000 tons. Since IMIi.i the South liasiuoduccd ami sold $H.O(IO,l 100,000 worth ol cotton. With 1(11 cotton mills in the year INSil, having (i(',7,H.'4' spindles ami 'SS.l looms, this industry bus mcmiMil till the South IHisscsKcs to-day over loo mills, with over U,'.'"iO,lHHI spindles mid .".11.000 looms. The agricultural interests of the South have also niarvclouslv increased. I'roin .'I.IHIO.OOO bales ol cotton iu l N7o the yield in the South advanced to 7,- iO.ooo 111 IHhi). us corn production lor tile same isriod shows agniiiol 1!70,- 000,000 bushels. In wheal there is an increase ol UL'.ooo.tmo; m oats, ol l.'v 000,000 bushels. Conipaiing il with the proiiuclion 01 tlic rest ol the country, we hud that, nolwilhslaudiug the fail that the West produced last year tin largest crop ol corn ever made, the in crease as compan d with I.s7'.l was only II iKTivnt., while that ol the Ninth s corn crop was ."." s.r cent, From there the gentleman jiinisil in the irnter of the negro problem and alter lisHsing of it by the I iron d asset lion that there is no negro problem he came back to his subject, the federal election law. Mis argument from there 011 was mc of ability, lie opsiscd it liccnusc it would engender bail blood lictwccu the races, I cvn use il is not what the country needs ami Isnnusc its enforcement will lie humiliating to a free people. Mr. liwart's sktcIi certainly was an able one, but if Ignatius Donnelly's cipher were applied to il, no doubt It would Ik' discovered that it was con ceived with the intention ol K'ing used as a cnnimigu document when he hobs up serenely next hill for re-election. Allci.llnn I Coi.iriiclt.-N. There will Is' a reunion of Company I, '.Titll Kcgimcnt .V L. Volunteers at the llmitist church on Hominy Creek uihiii the same snot where we organized twen- tv-niuc years ago, All surviving nieniln rs ol tlic coiniMinv are eoinniiimlcdlri'iiucst- edl to attend. Come proviilcd with three lavs rations, a blanket innlcookumutcn- sils. We will uo into cniun on Momlnv. July '-'1st, 1 Hill 1, ami disband on Wednes day the .Mil 01 1 lie same. v. 01. joim mc- h rnv will address Hie old soldiers nil the 2'Ji and I'arsou I'. K. Young will preach at night. A. 11. iiiuasii, Liipiam voininauiiing. W. T. MoHllAN, Major. Tlirt-f l.IN To-llny, Mr. II. C. Hunt sold three lots 011 South Main street Mow Atkins street nl auction this morning. The prices were as follows: No. t, HOxl !,", II, A. Heist, $tmo; 2, uinixxr:i,ii, A.iicist.$:.7.'jr; ,'l, 'IWjxUno, II. A. Heist, $(lo:i.7."i. The total was $2,1 OH, THE LAST SAD DUTY. THE BODIES OF THE MINERS TAKEN OUT. GOVERNOR HILL RETURNS TO NEW YORK. ri'Hlflciil liarrlHon i IIIh Vu Iu lluwi.t Hie Ciipe My Imil unci liupravemciil Com pany. SH'eiio to 'I'hi' Citlxt'll. Dt'NUAK, I'ti., July 'J. All the bodies were taken out of the mines this morn- The I'rt-Nlclt'iil nl CHite May. K'elsl to Thr Cltliiil. Wasiiixiitox, July L'. 1'ivsiilciit Har rison leaves for Caic May to-day. Kt-luriiliiK l New York. SH'oiul to Tlie Cltlen. Ixpi.wai'oi.is, Ind , July 1!. Governor Hill left lor New York this incli ning. Ten thousand were at the depot to sec him off. LOOKS LIKE PATTISON. What lt'iii.Hvlvinila nvmnt-rntx Art- Molnif nl Ht-rat.lou. SK'chil to Hie Citizen. Sckaxtox, I'll., July 1!. It looks as though the battle had U'cn fought ami won and rnllisou's forces. ire the victors. When the doors of the neat little oicra house were thrown oieu to-day the dele gates to the Statelicnicicratie convention made a rush for their rcscctivc sections ml the galleries Idled up with enthusias tic adherents. Some of the strongest Kilitieiaus in the eomitry are here. On the side of ratlisonun'CN-lxYprcftcnlutivc William I.. Scott, 01 laic, ex-Postmaster Harrity, of Philadelphia, ami ex-l'ost- nl.isler John II. I.arkiu, of I'iltsburL'. Wallace is ill the bauds of Kcprcsentativc William Mutclilcr, of NcirtliinnU'iland, Sowdeil, of Lehigh, lieo, Koss. ol llucks, ami Samuel Josephs, of Philadelphia. Only preliminary work had been dime by the convention when it adjourned at noon. Sckaxtox, Pa., July 1!. lilkley Cox was elected chairman of the I icmocratic Stale Convention this morning. I'alli son will lie nominated on the second bal lot. Well Attended Heuiil SikcImI to The Citizen. I'oKTLAXP, Mc, 1 line 1'. Twenty thou- sainl veterans, all wearing the badge ol the army of the Potomac, are Idling up the town mid preparing to have the greatest reunion iu the history ol that war-senrred organization. Several ol the men ol war of the North American siiailrou arc in the harbor and will add interest to the great naval parade which is a part of the program. The grand procession will lake place to-morrow. To-day is living taken up with receptions. Another Monument al liellvHlium SkvIiiI tn The Citizen. I'.KTTVShl'Kii, Pa., July The Second Kcgimcnt New York State Militia, Kighty- sccond Kcgimenl Volunteers, dedicated its monument hen' to-day. (ieucral James K. O'lleirue delivered the oration. Helieilule ot Hie htreel Knllwiiy. Asiii.vii.i.i:, N. C, July 1". Is'.io. (alitor Citizen : Please stale lor guid- ince of all interested that the following arrangement has I sen made lor the ac commodation of Mr. I'eaisou's guests on the fourth of ulv. As a sikvi.-iI tram will leave the Kieh- inoud and I (iti villi- passenger depot at t. to, the ears ol mis compauv will as semble and lea vc the Public Square at 1 o'cliK'k sharp. The procession will Is' led by a car assigned to musicians, which will licclosclv loiioweil 1 iv six passenger cars, ami proceed over South Main street ami Nmllisiilc avenue to station. It is Iioik'iI that as imiuv ihtsous as possible will avail themselves of this schedule, as this will In- the most inter esting and agreeable portion of the day. l-or those iiersons who lire mil aolc to lie on lime lor the o'clock procession. our two open cars will run the regular schedule Istwiyu the Npiare and the passenger station, while three others will make trips every twenty nannies from the Square to Patlim avenue termi nus, near which the Kiclinioml mid I oii- villc' Irani will slopto takcou and deliver puss iigcrs. Residents on North Main street mid Camp Patton lines will lake notice that their cars will Is' withdrawn from 4 lo o'clock iu order lo lake part in I he grand priKTSSIOtl. All isrsous are notuicii tiiai ns tne uucsts of Mr. Pearson, 1 1 it- v will be enti tled 1 Ircc transportation trom V to is o'clock. I . W . Patton, hnpt PERSONAL. An admirer of lleurv Irving recently presented him with a kangaroo. The ac tor found the K-asl a burden ami gave it to the Loudon .on, The remains of the Polish poet Miek icwicx are lo lie removed from Paris to Cracow and interred m the mausoleum ol the Polish Kings. (aribaldi's tomb, in Cnprcra, is to he made a national monument, ami the is land is to lie devoted to the purposes ol a home lor old soldiers. Citizen loll'rin, who wns seated by (he Chandicr of Deputies for Montmartre over General lloulmiger, is said to Ik- sul- Icrinu b out a dangerous hp cancer. I'X -Governor tohn D, Long is in favor ol having 1111 insurance chair iu out' col leges, that the boy may learn something about life and proiicrly insurance. Cardinal Newman is said to Ik- grow ing very old and leeblc. lie cannot walka varil without slow anil painful effort mid the support of an altemlauf, iW'Kieciul priers to hotels nml hoard ing houses iu all lines at lb own & Tbrash'i under new ocra house. THE SUNNY SOUTH. All llirminghnm is kicking on the work 01 tne census cmuucrniors. The State military encampment is lie int. Iit'1,1 nl f -i,,l t mi,,. '"IS ......... -wf,... IlirmiiiL'hiim is to hnve 11 itintoiiliti-iil ciiuiuixT ui conimerce imumiig. Charleston is sure it is coinc to be cheated in the census enumeration. (Irren W. ChiK-klett of Norfolk was run over bv the ears and instantly killed. Kuoxvillc is to have both n new street electric railway and a new dummy line Kilrain, Miihloon mid other sports gave nn exnioilion ill Aleriilian, Miss., last mgiii. Knox count v Tennessee's new iuil is compictcii. Willi the sliertll s house it cost t. 1,000. The coimiicncemriit exercises of the I'niversity ot Viruiuin are lieini! held at Cliailollesville. Gcorgi-town, S. C, is sluck on its graded school system and has voted to maintain them lor another vear. The citizens of Aiicusta, Ga., have seal a small colored girl who was bitten by 11 mail dog to New lork lor treatment. I'rankic Truss, 11 three year old Bir mingham bov, Icll out of a three story window ami escaped without a broken none. Chattanooga is lo have a $1, 000,000 warehouse, II is to lie used by all mer chants and farmers who may wish to store goods or products in it. iMbnnv. Ga.. is going to celebrate Inly t, ami one of the attractions will be a chicken pie seven feet long ami live feet wide. It will contain ten dozen cluck- is. A. C. Xiiiimcrma-i ami I. M. Itowdan were killed ill 11 wreck on the Alabama Midland at losephmc, Alabama, l ive cars jumH'd the track and three were wrecked. Andrew I. Dunn, a brakeman on the Louisville ami Nashville fell from a mov ing train near llovlcs, Alabama, mid a heavy train rolled over and horribly mangled his body. Walter Fischer, son of August Fischer of Orangeburg, S. C, was bitten on the loot I iv a Hiisonoiis snake. His body has swelled to twice its natural size and he is iu a critical condition, Ilarrv Toole, the iiroprie-lor of the for ges', gambling house at Anuiston, Ala., has lied to parts unknown. A threatened rosccuUon lor bigamy is supposed to lave accelerated his movements. Dr. Willis F. Westmoreland, who is said to have been the most prominent surgeon in the Southern Slates, died at his home at Millcilgville, toi. lie was 11 veteran of the Conlcdcrate army. Mr. Reaves ol Randolph, Alabama, got howlini; drunk nml tried to end his lath- er-in-iaw's earthly career with a knife. The old man however tilled him full ol lead ami there is general rejoicing in the household for Heaves was a hard case. The whiles of O'Neill Parish, La., raided a tough negro settlement mid killed Georue I Inward. Three other ne groes were wounded and .inns were taken Irom twentv. I he nml was made he- cause ol threats made by the negroes on the whites. Phillip Schneiik-r was arrested while attending the dedication services of a church at Chattanooga on a charge ol nsliL'altnii his brother to set lire to Ins (Phillip's) place of business. The brother ami J, K. Iti own, colored, are under ur--cst at Nashville on the same charge. For the mist eighteen tlavs the maxi mum ti mpcrnturc at Columbia, S. C, has not once liccu lielow 1HI degree in the shade and most of the time it has stood Is-l ween O.'i and loo. Iu the sun it has run 1111 to I'.l degrees higher. The oldest inhabitant acknowledges that il takes the bakerv. Six thousand miners arc on a strike at llirmiiiuham, Ala., and between .'I.000 ami 1,001 1 furnace laborers have Is-en forced out bv the miners' strike. The strike was ordered Uvatisv of the re fusal of the owners to accede to a de mand for n ten kx cent, increase in wages. It is the biggest strike ever known in that section. Gallatin. Tennessee, has just had a cy clone iu which two licoplc were killed ami ten wounded. I lie Alrlcan .Metho dist church wns blown to pieces and the roof caved in on the congregation. The public school building was injured lull not badly ami many private resiliences were damaged. A heavy rain accompa nied the wind storm. Mrs. II. Iv. Segmau, wife of lauiler Scgmaii, of Greenville, S. C, ran away with a negro ami went to Atlanta. There the authorities fired them out ami t he v returned lo Greenville and rented a house and were furnishing it when the husband had warrants issued ami en used their arrest. Thi'.v are a very tough pair. A crowd of Charlotte admirers gath ered al the train to see John L. Sullivan, who passed through there on Ills trip from Purvis, Miss., to New York. The liig'uti was asleep, however, and the hero w ot shavers were obliged to content themselves with looking at the car that drew him and his manager, Duiicmi II. Harrison. Within the last six months two miisi cal directors of Lpiscopal churches ol Allanla have skiiiK'd out leaving wives U'liintl them. Tlic first was Professor W. II. Russell, director of music nt Si. Paul's cathedral ami the second was Prolessor ilhain Dawson, of St. Phil lip's iliureh. The latter was recently murricil to one ol the leading young ladies ol the city. Jasin nml Armsteail Jones weir sen tenced to hang nt Orangeburg, S. C, on lu v 11 lor the murder ol their step mother. A jHtition asking for the com minution ol the sentence wns presented lo the governor and Jasin who is but 1M years old will serve leu years in the eni icntiarv. Armstcad who is 111 years old and wlio actually did the killing must hang. Rev. George LnTerrv preached n ser mon at llovee, Tennessee, that did not accord with the views of one ol the hear ers, Mrs. Tcim Crow. At its conclusion she took exceptions, the lie wns passed ami the woman's right shot out and felled the reverend gentleman to the mound. The latter reiiehcd lor n stone but the congregation interfered antliettce was restored. HT Send your Hoots nnrl Shoes to Ful euwitler liros. to be repaired by Thomas YV. Norvill. Workmanship guaranteed anil Ik-si material used. MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIMIGRAINE. THIS NEVER FAILING CURE FOR HEADACHE. TKAUIt MAKK KUCISTIiHIil). ABSOLUTELY SAFE, PERFECTLY SURE AND ALWAYS SPEEDY. Cures i;ver Variety of Headache AND NOTHING lil.Sli. ANTIMIGRAINE Has earned lor itself the enviable reputa tion of being the iiucsl, most cllcclivc and reliable article in the market for the sK-cdy relief ami cure of every variety of that common trouble, Jli wiAcni'., The immense favor which has greeted il from all quarters, proves its true merits ami acceptability to the public. It is some thing which almost everyone needs, and those who have once tried it, will never he without. For its curative miwcis il docs not de pend upon the subtle in Hnciiccs of such poisonous drugs as ANTIPVKINIi, MOKPIIINIi, CHLORAL AND COCAINIi, Since it docs not contain an atom of either ol these. It is absolutely free from injurious chemicals, ami can be taken by young ami old without fear or serious results. It is not a Cathartic, does not disarrange the stomach, ami contains 110 noxious or sickening ingredients. The pivuliar advantages of Antimi graine consist in its U-ing thoroughly reliable as a cure for any kind of henil- iche without rcsiect to cause leaving 110 unpleasant or annoying after-effects, as iu the ease of other so-called "harm less" remedies. These (pialitics make il the most isipular and saleable article in the market, wherever known. HI RUCTIONS I'OR I'SU. The ilosc fur an adult li two ti-iiNioiiiifuU in a wine itlas.of water. Hose furchllilirn in irnHirtion. according 10 skc. In either case tin dose t-uu lie rt-K-Htel every thirty mimics until a cure la ellii'tcd. line dose will ul ay drive an ay an attack of llrmlarhr, if taken when lirst fouling the premonitory yniilum; but if thcatlnek is well on, and ulhriiiK Is Intense, the second or third dose may lie required. I'sunlly a greater number if iltiw. Is miuiml lo t'llccl the lirst cure than Is needed for any succeeding time there lifter, showing that the medicine la accuniu liillve in its clhcts, tending toward an event ual iwrmiiiieiit cure. I'or sale at '.KANT'S I'HAKMACV. AVIIITLOCK'S, 46 SOl'TH MAIN STRIIET. Bargains ! Bargains ! ((UNTINTE-I).) We offer urenter imluee- meiiis to cunh buyei'H of Dry ooils tliiin any house iu sheville. All our DonicNlic (.ooiIh .ought before the riwe of cot ton are now Hold at prime ost. Funs ami I'lirasols, the est N'lei-tiou iu town, re- ganlless of rost. CurtaiiiH in great variety or letss than you can buy them elsewhere. Table Linen, Towels, Nap kins and Doilies at prices that defy competition. White (ioods, Embroider ies and Laces it half their values. Our stock is very large and we are determined to reduce it. Kid Gloves and Hosiery, the best stock in Asheville, all reduced to bottom prices. We will undersell tho low est. Call and sec us before. you purchase. All Goods nro now marked in plain ligurcs lowest prices in everything. Call und con vince yourself. WHITLOCK'S, 46 SOUTH MAIN STREET, Opposite Bank f Ashrrillc.
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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