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i.i.,niiiig,jm ltty,iiwiiraa'aar 'f Asheville Daily Citizen VOLUME VI. NO. 174. ASHEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1890. PRICES CENTS. LINVILLE. A pliM-o planned ami devel oping II 11 GREAT RESORT. Si Hiatal in I li HOIINTAINH OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA, A region noted fur hoalMi Inliiews and beauty of SCENEIIY. Au elevation of 51,800 foot, with cool Invigorating; Climate It is lieing laid out with tnnte and Hkill, with well gradinl roads and extensive FOREST PARKS. A desirable place for tine residcm-oH and HU4THHIIL HOIH EM. A good oKrtuniiy for profitable invest men t. For illustrated pamphlet, ad dress, LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., Llnvllle, Mitchell Co., N. C. BOli MARCHE. THE POPULAR t HOPPING PLACE. Novelties fur the Holidays. Make a sprelalty of Mlk, Wool, Llnea aad Cottoa Ma terial, for Art Kmbroldery. Wrap for Ladle. Mlaae and Children. I'nderwear for La dle, Mlaaca. Men aad Boy.. A foil Hoc of MaiKrior Dry ood. BOH MARCHE. jo South Mala Street.jo lI.T.ESTADROOK'S ilil . MAIN HT., AMIBVII.LB, i. th flacr roa BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANCY 600DS AND TOYS. MK'AL "View and Sketchea. nprlRd REAL ESTATE. Wai.tsrb. Own, W. w. Waar. GWYN & YEST, IBacceaaora to Walter B.Owjra) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO DANK OF ASHEVILLE. REAL ESTATE. Loans Becnrala; placed at Per Cent. Notary Puhlk. Commlawoaera of ueed. FIRE INSURANCE. AKPICK oataeaet CoartScjaare. "THE SUN 00 MOVE." And an doe Asheville The great hustling art la aow being performed by all genuine ttaataeea fflel of the PARADISE CITY OP THB SOUTH. Krery man ha. hi. scheme aad be relates It la muet caar to not unwill las ears. We don't mind telling yon (hat our artciae Is to aril all the land and Inaare all the property wt eaa, before "The Rnhlna Neat Agala." We bare Just been appointed agea'e for Mm Old (Unable lennaylvanla Fire Inaaraaec Co., aad we araat yon to Insure with aa. JUNKS JBNKS, REAL EITATI AND INSURANCE. Koobm 10, McAfee Block, M ration At., Aaherilkt. N. C. F. A. GRACE. DKCORATOK AND , DBtUCaNUR IN FRESCO. THANKSGIVING 27. BILL OF FARE. Unto; and nwanadown Flour. Krllablc Hum. and llacon. Mnckvrt-1. Canned MchU. Burlier. IK11. Mlncc Meat. OiAnKt-MMtict rmin. Celery. CrMnlprrricH mid Cranlrrry fcautv. Calif or aia Cnnnrd Fruits, Clmtictl Current mid Knliiliia. Can tit (I Vt-Kftatiki. I'lum J'uddmK. atoviuunl and Chicsc HuKnr. Cufl'ec. Tern. Htnrc flow; i 10 n. 111. A. D. COOPER. V. A. JJlvAlIt. J. V. itltOWN. FURNITURE AM) UNDERTAKING. No. 31 Paltou Avenue, M'AFEE BLOCK, OPPOSITE BLAIR'S OLD STAND Wo are now ready, and in vite our friends and the pub lic generally to call and ex amine our well seleetcd stock of FURNITURE, Whieh we are offering a truck bottom prices. Undertaking a sieeial feature. Calls at tended day or night. Telephone, day 7.r, night 05. BLAIR & BROWN. ZED VANCE will get there. We bet on old Zcb aa belnR the brat Flour la Iowa. W have Juat receiv ed a froth lot of KEG AND BOTTLE PICKLES Cumc and give thrn a trial, at HARE BROTHERS, 17 South Main Street, CORTLAND BROS. Real Kstate Brokers, And luvcaluient Agent. NOTARY FVBLIC. Luana sc. arely placed at a per cent. OIKcm: 34 SH Patton Arenuc. Mrcond floor. kbUdlr II. WII.I.B. AMTMUBJ. WII.UL WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, ilH I'atton Avenue. Nest V M C A hulld ft. nuvl dam r o Boiaai. JOHN CHILD, ( Formerly of Ljrmaa Child I, Ofllce No. 1 Legal Block. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER Strictly a Brokerage Bnalneae Loan. Heart ly placed at per cent. WM. R. PENIIIMAII, rRofRiBToi or THE ASHEVILLE BRICK WORKS, AaneTllle, N. C. r. O. Baa P. marlHdie J. V. BOULINEAU, (Rawl. Block.) Choice Beef, Mutton, Veal And Pork. EkTRA FINI SAUSAGE A SPECIALTY. BOTtdSaao THE ATTRACTIONS It In the 1'fcnnwlrdiccdt.tintlnunuHiittracthin of AihrTiue. Picw uooat nave ocrtt dully ar riving till our available tpticc la taken and now the large attire present the appearance 01 an aimosi rnnirna cm oi rinrt-nina, wirm- ware, uapi, nouac rurniininK tooo, &e The newest drulun" and the most styluh Jroimsi win niwayniM nuntl in our iitore. The rush continue with um. Kverv imdy JncoitJiaHy Invited to rldlt u and see the maKiiitiiwnt displuy Those who come on ly to look and ad mire our stock will always receive the same courteous at tention as those makinK nurvhasrs. The litlison talking ddlls arc en mute and will arrive this week. Call and see them. They are sure to Interest you NotblnK like It ever seen 10 our eiiy, Come and secure your CnriNtinuS and weddinc nresents while the sttwk Is f trull new. We have hnmkrtl the nottom out 01 hlKh prices and are acknowlstlited tout the iratirrs in our line. Keaiiectfully, TRAD W. THRASH & CO., Crockery, Gtasawarr, LaroMj, HouarFurnlah Injis, etc., etc. CRYSTAL PALACE. 41 PATTON AVE. T. C. SMITH & CO., DRUGGISTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, PUBLIC SQl'ARU, AHhevillc, N. C. We ask spet'ial attention to our CLOTHINGXOVERCOATS for Men and Hoys, and Wraps of all grades for Ladies, Miss- e and t'hildren. One pritro system. H. REDWOOD & CO. Clothing, Wraps, Shoes, Dry ( J oods, Ui ider wear,Uph l stery (ioods, Hats, CarH?ts ami Gener al SmallwtuvH. 79 PATTON AVE. A FKIMII LOT Ol' "MAILLARO'S" FINE CANDIES Ju.t reed red at MILKIE & ATKINS.IX NO. 13 PATTON AVI!., A8IIKVIU.D. Conicctlonera and Frnltcra. Hanerlal nitration given In decorating and arraaaiuic nl.-e haakcta of Candle, I'rillta, etc. The cholceat I'ralta mclved ally. aovTdlv LADIES, READ I MME. L.ANSDALE, Kpeclallat m TreatloR PALLIMA HAK AND SCALP DISORDERS. Onle Hoar I 0 a. m. to S p. m. No. 9 North Main Street. coMSuLTATina rasa. tUMroomii pons. Invalid Ladle Waited on at their Hone. CBI.UBRATKII "NBWMAN NURVU TON IC" ON lALH. ectundlm. NTBR BOARD. Warn comfortable room., houae acwl fnr- nlhed i (rood table. Term reasonable. On treat ear Una, ... MRS). J, 1.. HMATHBRR, Jalylldea 1M Pattoa At. 5 THE NEWS ! BY ASSOCIATED PRESS THE CITIZEN TO PARLIAMENT OPENED BY THE SPEECH FROM THE THRONE, F.XTKNDKn RKFKRKNt'e IRKLAND'I aiNERIEa. Lonimin r No V. 35. Parliament reus scniMcd lu-day. The (Jucen'i aiecch i)tniii)j the seanjon said that the security il' the ikiicc of Ivurie apiicurcd to be undiminished. "The general condition of Ireland," says the Secch, "lins sensibly improved under the salutary legislation which vim have applied to it, but I hnve learnrd with deep regret that a serious deficiency of the potato crop in certain parts threatens the recurrence of those periods of severe distress to which the population of the west is ieculinrly exposed by industrial nnd economic con ditions under which thev live. I trust the measures ot my government may miturnte the immediate evil and diminish the probability ol its return. it appears to me desirable, for an in crease ol content and a diminution ol political disturbances throughout Ire land, to take measures lor augmenting the number of owners encaged in the actual cultivation of the land. Measures having this object in view will be laid liefore you." 1 he sixrch also called attention to the various relorms needed in the kingdom. FEW FINANCIAL TROUBLES a email PRKVAII.INUIN iii'K- MOM A YKKM, A FtapvnnlQn In 'w York and os In MemphlM Neither Have Ureal Importance Aaaela More Than l.luollltlca. Paris, Nov. 25. A dispatch from llue- nos Ayni says n finunciat crisis prevails in that city. Several credit houses have closed. There was a tumult on the bourse and the police were called upon to quell tin disturbance. The premium on gold has advanced to 250. Nkw Ycikk, Nov. 25. The susiension of J. C. Wcldron hnsjust been announced on the stock eschnuge. Mkmpius, Tenn., Nov. 25,-Thos. H. Allen & Co., cotton factor anil commis sion merchnuts at No, 8 Madison street. mndc an assignment this morning. Tin firm is one of the oldest, in the south and has n branch office in New York. The lirm is composed of Thomas H. Allen, Sr., Thomas H. Allen, r., Harry Allen, and II, Allen. I r. The assignment made this morning was precipitated bv the suspension of the Kicbard 11. Allen & Co., the IScw York brunch. The announcement of the suspension has caused a profound sensation. The lirm was one oi the largest in Memphis and considered one of the most substan tial in the south. Harry Allen, one of the memlters of the firm said: "Oiirassetsare largely in excess of our liabilities and with time the hrm can pav dollar for dollar in settlement of all its indebtedness and have a large surplus kit." THE SCOTTISH SOCIKTV, sraparatlona for the Annual Meet ing Being Made. if anything can be judged by the spirit manifested Inst evening, the worthy- Scots of Asheville intend to have a cele bration on next Hogmanay night which will ecliise any of its predecessors. ANiut a score of the lovers of the im mortal llruce assembled at the store of Mr. D. K. McKinnon and quickly dis patched the imMrtnnt business which had called them together. This was ac complished by the appointment of the following COIIMITTHK ON ARKANCBMKNTH: Hugh Petrie, lames Simpson, James rank, lames Lolvin, Sandv Miiuson. John Miller and VYillium Strachan. lo tms committee was relerred nil the details ol the unnnnl meeting and no oubt it will be thoroughly well done. It was tnen proposed tiuit the organi zation of tlie society should he pcrlcctrd more permanently, and a Mind provided ior rcnei ui sucn oi ineir countrymen or women as may be in need. For" the lat ter purpose a subscription from those present was at once proKiscd and $7H was collected. All the other members will have the privilege of contributing to this worthy object, by sending such amount ns each can spare to the treas urer, Mr. James Frank, For dralting a plan of jicrmuiieiit or ganization nnd such by laws as mnv be required the following committee was appointed: T. W. Pntton, J. S. Grnnt, James Frank, James Colvin, l. R. Mc Kinnon and G. 8 Arthur, It was resolved that all members ol the society shall wear bnlmoral caps at the annual meeting, and such as wished to do so, might appear in full Highland costume. The meeting then adjourned to reassemble at the same pli ce on Mon day, December H, at 7 p.m. when thecom uiittcca will report. TKRRIBI.K tiPIIIKHIC. Ten Thouaand Person Afflicted a one Town, Phstii, Nov. 20. An epidemic of infill ensn prevails at Fuenfkirchen, Huugnry. One thousand persons in the place are stillcring from the disensc. Many cases of the disease resemble tvphoid fever, while others arc attended with copious hemorrhages from the intestines. The Alabama aenatorshlp. Montooukry, AIn., Nov., 25. The democratic caucus to nominate United Stntes senator met lust night. Several ballot were taken, Senator Puuh gain ing ten. The Inst ballot stood : 1 ugh, JH; Kolb, 87 i Seay, 25: Watts, 7. A motion to adjourn until to-dny was then carried, sixty-three to fifty-nine. Big Flood a. Carlsiiad, Nov. 24. The floods have went awav the Goethe statue. The riv- era tiger and Moldau show an alarming ruse Blue jcatcrauy. KI.F.CTK1C KIMJMli II la Not Cruel or 1'nunual, Hie Mu pretne Court Maya. Washington, Nov. 25. The supreme coutt of the United States to-day affirmed the judgment of the circuit court for the southern district of New York in the case o Shibiiva Tugiro, la panose, confined in ing aing prison, New i ork, under sen tence ol ucutli by electricity. It was sought to secure J ugiro's release on the ground that the Kemnilerciisc hud dem onstrated that electricity was cruel and an unusual punishment and as such pro aiuucu uy me consiiiuiion. Chief Justice Fuller announced the de cisionofthe court, affirming tl.e juilu ment upon authority of the decision in tne Kemmler case. I his, it is liclicvcd, Destroys the lust legal resort of the coiin sci lor jugiro. THE STARVING 1'ROCESS THF, ONLY WAY TO HI'IIIU'I THK INDIAN, No Outbreak aa ret, nnd Perhnpa There May be None nation uav Panaea Off Quietly Hlrallng Reef. Vai.kntink, Ncli., Nov. 25. Ration day passed olVipiictly at Rosebud yester day. Not over twenty of Short Bull's followers were present. This is accoun ted for by the fact that they had already helied themselves to the government lircl herd. There will probably In- no conllict with the Indians unless the troo at tempt to make arrests of the fanatics who arc responsible for the theft of Iwcl Irom the agency herds. I ne numiier ol troops is entirely mud eiiuate for anything except dclcnsc ol the agency against un attack. Knur com panies are on their way to rcinlnrce the Koseouil agency. 1 Ins will make seven companies of infantry nnd two troops of cavalry at that place, llus Inrcc in still too small for agrcssive purHiHcs. Without lit least two reuiiurnts of cav alry it would be useless to try to force tne liiniiins into suitonlinatuin. Ihc most economical plan would lie the stnrviug process bv placing the cattle herd beyond the reach of the Indians and arresting the leaders ill detail lis they come for something to eat. MKKTINO OP THI-: I.AItllCH. They Aaaenible lo Arrauve for Fn. lerlalnli.K nelegalea. The meeting ol the ladies of Asheville, to make arrangements fur the entertain ment of delegates in attendance upon the southern interstate immigration conven tion, in December, was held in the Grand opera house yesterday afternoon. Col. J. D. Cameron, secretary of the 'sheville executive committee called the meeting to order ami made n full expla nation of its objects. He dwelt on the immense importance of the movement and expressed his great cnulidcncc in the ability of the Indies to effect by their co- acraiinn wnat tne men could not do. lie spoke ot the large niiinlR-r ol L'uests to be provided for. Col. Reulien Mcllrav- cr also made a pleasant talk atlviH-uting tne movement among tne ladies. Col. Cameron then announced that as it was a Indies' meeting the permanent organization was in their hands nnd wiinurcw, out on mniion oi tne lucucs he was made permanent chairman and Col. McBrnyer permanent secretary. The following officers were elected: First vice president. Miss Lillic Buxton; sec ond vice president, Mrs. J. M. Smith; third vice president, Mrs. M. T. Fitch; fourth vice president, Miss Mary Coffin, These ladies arc to havcchargrol the bus iness of procuring accommodation in their resicctivc districts of the city, with the aid of a committee. Miss. Buxton upiMiintcd ns her helpers in the section south of Pntton avenue nnd west of South Mnin street theseassistants: Mrs. II. L. Taylor, Miss Ilattic Scott and Miss Mary Smith. Miss Coffin, for that part west of North Main street and North of Patton avenue, niiiminted Mrs. C. li. Graham, Mrs. (, L. McDonald and Miss R. Portncr. Mrs, Fitch, for enst of South Main and south of College streets, npiiointed Miss Ciishinun, Miss Clegg nnd Miss A. Broyles, PROMINP.NT ARRIVALS. la There Any One Here You Knowf That llntlcrr I'urk : K. L. Parker, wife and child, Hinghninpton.N. Y.j J. S. Mnilloux, OuehcciO. M. Sadler, North Carolina; M. Mom, New lork, Swaniianoa : V. ii. Burnelte, Spar tanburg; J, C. Bowers, Richmond; J, M. Pcgram, N. Y.; Iidwin 1!. I.ion, W. C. 1 lamer, Baltimore; Ii. Dnvcnnoit and wife, Lansing, Mich,; A. (!. VYctmorc, Old Fort; F. O. Walton, N. C. Ouk: H. Peters and wife, Mrs. Hop kins, Indiana; Wrs. V. II. Beckham, Miss Mary Bcckhnni, Bnrdstown, Kv.; M. I,. Uive, Sylvn, N. C; Ch.is. I-:. Tay lor, Wake Forest, N. C; Dr. li. W. Hunt, Henderson villc, J. S. Hays, New Castle, I'n. Ornod Central : II. S. Powell, Phila delphia; J. K. Stow, Atlanta; J. li. White, J. A. Brookshire, N. C; VY. M. Lytic, Ar- den, N. C.;T. A. Lovergne, Intl.; C. A, Lowcrv, Knox villc; W. R, Richardson, High Point: Geo. W. Tilson, N. C: M. A. Cooper, Brevard, N, C; K. O. Wcttar, nnmimire t. 11, vrnwioiii, itiurioiiij, M.Toms, Riitherfordton ; I, II. Moore. Germnnton; T. C. Williams, Rulcigh; W. P. McGce. llryson City. N. C; C. M.Cnr. pentcrs, Wayncsville; A. T. Cooier, Bre vnrd, N. C; F. H. White, Coojiers; W. li. Wclker, Canton, Ohio.; Mrs. A. K. Wads worth, J. S. Mnllony, Henderson villc; J, II. Bluir. C. A. Barker, A. Ii. Barber, High Point; . C. Smith, Tullohoma, Tenn. Glen A'ocft. Gov. Z. B. Vance, Coin broon, N. C; R. J. Holms, Philadelphia; C. V. Kendall, Ohio; . Walt nnd wife, Cin cinnati; C. L. Webster, Hnu Claire, Wis.; C. B. Pence, N. B. Hoynton, Orlundo, Flu.; W. B. Donaldson, Charlotte; S, A. Cunningham, Nnshville, Tenn.; D, Dys- art, Cherokee; T. T. lognn, Pigeon Rivrr; J.C, Logan, Highlands: H. p. Daily. Hay vine; 1. K. Long ana wile, Miss sal- lie Long, Miss liva Curgnce, N. C; A. A Gallagher, Chattanooga, J no, Cobb. Highlands; J. T. Moore, K. Y.; J. L. Sparks, Ed Sparks, Tom Scott, John Moore, I. D. Hughes, Sam Miner, Geo, tfarkicy.j. w. uuncan, ii. j. Young, CaDt Henderson, r . rl. Ulcklev. lessa- mine Hunting club, Nicholaaville, ky. PARNELL IS THE LEADER. CIIOHKN BY THK HONK Rfl.K MKMRKRS TO-OAV. Mr. Gladstone Haa Hinted Thai T were Beat Thai Parnell Should Not Attend the Coinla.u; aeNalon of Parliament. London, Nov, 25, A meeting of the Irish home rule members of parliament was held to-day before theopeuing ol the session of the house of commons. Parnell was present. He was loudly cheered us he entered the room. A motion was made that Parnell Ik elected chairman of the Irish parliamentary purty. It was carried unanimously. It is announced that Parnell will retain the leadership at the express desire of his followers. It is learned that after a verdict had liecn rendered in the O Shea divorce vase the conservatives held a private conler- euee at the Cnrltnnclubnnd unanimously decided that parliament should lie imme diately dissolved. Dilii.iN, Nov. 25. The Freeman's Journal says a rejMirt that Parnell is t retire from the leadership ol the Irish partv is absolutely without foundation lliclMiiilin l-.xpress states Hint t.inn stone has hinted to Parnell thnt it would be I cttcr lor the Irish cause if be should ant attend the coming session of Parlia ment. I'arnell s Inenils, However, say that they will not ullow him lo ubsent nunscii. Harold Frederic, who has represented the New York Times ill London for hall a doxen years, has In-cn interviewed bv the (Itk-n Observer, and he makes public n phase of the Parnell case which has been long known to those who have mndc siiecinl study of this mutter, Mr, Fred- ric said : The lovnltv of the entire hodv of Irish mcmlx'rs to their leader has been, pcr- iiiik, the most rcinnrkuble feature of the whole nationalist campaign in parlia ment. It is now live years since the great muonlv ol them took their troniad oath to lollow Mr. Par nell 011 all questions involving the issue ol Home rule. 1 am bound to say that they h.ivc construed their liligatinn to fidelity in a mnnner si ra le woiidcritil. No one not in the ac tual field can realize how difficult it lias Ikiii for them to maintain this attitude. .Mr. Parnell bus done u great work; be will go into history as the statesman and patriot of his generation who has de served most of Irish gratitude. But in is iiersonal capacity us a leader he has lwii the ttifiHt fKfiHiwrntinT iintl HnirMa- tug citing imaginable. The Irish party has miule its jsisilion in the house ol commons, and won its iiotcntial place as a balance of owcr in British politics, solely as a lighting party. The strain upon its mcmliers through all these years hasliecn prodigious, liter mil vigilance was demanded ol them in cessant attendance, crietuul ulertness of watch, untiring readiness to fill up gaps in the lime ol the house which might otherwise work to Ireland's disadvant age. Imagine the leeliugs ot these men, lighting day and night, us it were, when for months at a lime their leader would absent himself, refusing even to give an addrcssorentcrinto communication with his lieutenants, and when they and their npMincnts all knew that he was oil at Ultnnin or Krignion vum Airs, u linen. I.ITTI.B LORD FAl'NTI.KROV. TO be Presented at the Urand Opera Houae. About the erformunce of "Little Lord Fnuntlcroy," which is to be presented at the Grand oiern house to-morrow, mat inee nnd evening, the Nashville American says: Little Lord Fnuntlcroy won his way to the hearts of a representative au dience at the Vcndomc Inst night, and the interest which had been aroused by the promises made tor this piny was fully upteiiscil. As a play it is delightfully sympathetic, and nstlic story is told with a delicious and an easy How, its march is followed without a conscious effort. The parts arc more strongly drawn than one would look lor in 11 play in which a child is the leading figure, mid each of these parts was last night in excellent hands, with n combined result which has not been surpassed at the Vcndomc this winter. So much has been said of the principal role, that the aggregate force ol the east was an nurceulilc surprise. Alter the hrst act, which is merely prefatory in its func tion, the story liecomes absorbing, and strong dramatic situation evolved with each new phase." Not Had Time Yet. HiiHi.iN, Nov. 25. Bergmnnu in his clinical lecture to-day warned bis patients that no alisolutc cures hud yet liecn el fitted !y the use ol Prof, Kock's curative lymph. A '. HKS Ol' COXMiQVliXCU, rilRKIUN. Lord Salisbury has, it is reported in London, decided to dissolve the British parliament in the spnng. Professor knch will prosecute n series of experiments for scarlet lever, measles, typhus and other epidemics. lixperts are beginning to concur in the opinion thnt a cure of cases of tubercles on the lungs by the Koch treatment is uncertain. The Britssh foreign office has promised to extradite Padlewski, who is suspected ol having murdered General SelivcrskotT. in Paris, if he is arretted within the Brit ish dominions. IIIIMK. The sugar crop of Hawaii this year is estimated at 120,(100 tons. Scvernl large shipments of silver from the interior of Mexico huve been made to the Vnitcd States. Republican lenders in congress still talk of passing the force bill anil opitoac any '.,:: P. ..i-.i w..L':..i ... nr moniiiL-uuuiia ui iirc racrtiincy uinn. Gen, Bradley T, Johnson suggests a Mnrvlnnd-Virgiilin oyster commission and the presentation of 10,000 acre of oyster Innds to the ohns Hopkins uni versity. Col. W. S Sapp, of Council Bluffs, one of the best known politicians of Iowa, is dead, aged sixty-six. He was a member of the Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth congresses. ANTIMIGRAINE. THE NEVER FAILING CURE FOR HEADACHE. TRADB MARK RBOI8TBRBD, ABSOLUTELY SAFE, PERFECTLY SURE AND ALWAYS SPEEDY. Cure Kvery Variety .of Headache AND NOTHING BL8B. ANTIMIGRAINE Has earned for itself the enviable rcputa- tion of being the finest, most effective and reliable article ib cbe market for the speedy relief and cure of every variety of that common trouble, Huadachk. The immense favor which has greeted it from nil quarters, proves its true merits and acceptability to the public. It is some thing which almost everyone needs, and those who have once tried it, will never be without. For its curative powers it does not de pend UKn the subtle influences of such poisonous drugs as ANTIPYRINB, MORPHINU, CHLORAL AND COCAINU, Since it docs not contain an atom ol either oi these. It is absolutely free from injurious chemicals, and can lie taken by young and old without fear or serious results. It is n ' a Cathartic, does not disarrange the stomach, and contains ao noxious or sickening ingredients. The peculiar advantages of Antimi graine consist in its being thoroughly reliuble us a cure for any kind of head achewithout respect to cause leaving no unpleasant or annoying after-effects. as in the case of other so-called "barm less" remedies. These qualities make it the most popular and saleable article in the market, wherever known. DIRBlfiONB PGR USB. Tbedoae fbranadalt'S two teaspfMmfni. !na wine (laaaof water. Ioe forcbildrea la propurtloa, according to aa. la either case the doae caa be repeated every thirty mtnne nnlil a care la eflected. One aoac will alwaya drive away aa attack of Headache, If taken wbea tint feeling tbe pmnooitory aymptoms; but if the attack I well on, and .uttering la intense, tbe aecond or third dose may be required, tiaaally a greater number of doaea 1 required to effect tne Arat cure than I. needed for any anct-eeding time there after, .bowing that the medicine S aeca inu la tlve Is it. enccta, tending toward ao eveat aal permanent cure For sale at OMANT'S PHARMACY. WIIITXOCK'S, ( OIINKIt KAGLK ItLIM K. 46 (SOUTH MAIN STRKItT, We aii! nlioviiitf the Im'hL Htock of LmliPH', MiiwH' mid Child rvn'n WiiiiiT WniDH in the city. Our (liHplay of loiitfU'riipH, fnckctM, IMuhIi iintl Fur Goods, ciiniiot ho iiinti hiil IhcwIippo. Our uariupntH fit anil nivpp'iK'nilHiitiHfiict ioii. Wo a ii coiiHtmitly ni'oiv- iiitfiiow additioiiH 111 lrt'HH (ioodn in Mack and colored novcltioH. A full mipply of "(Vntc- niori" and genuine "FoHlor" Kid (iIoycm, ItiblioiiM and Di'ohh TrimiuingH jimt receiv ed. 200 dozen Ilaudker chiefs from f0c. to f !0 Kr dozen, nlno full lincofCoi'HOio in boHt niakcH, IIoHiery and OIovob for Ladies, MiKHeH and Children. A complete Htock of LadieH' and MIhmch Underwear in all grades, also lihiukctri, Coin forts, Shawlrt, HoiiHoliold Linens, Curtain MntcrialH, &c. Our stock of Fancy Goods iit larger than ever. Latent designs in China Silks, Felts and Wash Silks. Ladies wishing to buy the best Dry Goods in Asheville will do well to call on us. Corner Eagle Block, 46 S. Main St.
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