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Asheville Daily Citizen. VOLUME VI. NO. 180. r ASHEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. OA LINVILLE.: A plaee plauued und dovel oping us u GREAT RESORT. Situated hi the MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA A ruirion noted for henlth- Julness and lieauty of SCENERY. An elevation of 3.HO0 feet, witli cool InviKoralinjg Climate Jt is being laid out with liiste and skill, with well rwled roods and extensive FOREST PARKS. A desirable place for fine rPMidttiux'H and HBATHPVL HOMES. A irood opiiortunity for urotittiblo investments. For illuHtrated pamphlet, ad dress, LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO., Llnvllle, Mitchell Co., ft. C. BON MARCHE. THE POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. Novelties for the Holidays. Make apcdalty or Milk, Wool, Linen and Cotton Ma terial, for Art Bmbroldcry. Wrap, for Ladle, Minn and Children. I'nderwcnr for La dir., Mieaee, Mm and Boy. A fall line of ourlur Drj Good.. BON MARCHE. jo Soatb Main 8trcct.30 H.T.ESTABROOK'S 23 a. MAIN ST. AMIIBVILLB, m ri.c o BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANCY 600DS AND TOYS. , LOCAL Views and Sketches. aiirINd REAL ESTATE. WlLTSB B. OWTM, W. . .. . w. w GWYII & WEST, iBucecneors to Walter B.Owjn) ESTABLISHED 1881 REFER TO MNK OF AIHEVIULL REAL ESTATE. Vmmnt Sectirclr Placed at S ler Cent. Mtar Publk. Commissioners ol Deeds. JPIRE INSURANCE. OFrtCB athasust Coartnxiaami. "THE SON DO MOVE." Aed to doe. Aehevtlle The (rent hustling act I. now being performed by all genuine lin.lneM men of the PARADISE CITY OF THB BOUTM. Bvery man ha. hi. Khetne ad he relate. It In moat case, to not unwill ing can. W. don't mind telling you that our arheme w to a.11 all tn. lann ana m.ure an the property we ran, before "The Kolilna Neat Again.'1 We have Juat been appointed rata for the Old Meltable Mennaylvanla Fire Inenraace Co., and w want yon to In. ore with a, JBNKS A JBNKSy REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE, ' too rata tt 10, McAfee Block, m Patton At.., AaheTltle, N. C. F. A. GRACE, PECOBATOB AND- DK8IUNKR IN FJIESCO. aagMsa. WE THANK YOU For your liberal patronage In the past, and are trying to Make ourselves more worthy in the future. Never before have we had such an excellent stock to select from, having In creased It wonderfully, especially In Fine Goods, and we always mukc price low. In fact this is characteristic with us, and have found some trouble with the better clans of trade on account of low prices. We admit this Is a great Incentive 'to rait prices, yet we rely upun the good judifHicnt of the masses to sustain us. Remember, we guar antee every article sold, and If not us repic sen ted, or does not Hive you enti-e sal infec tion, we kindly ask you to return It and we will cheerfully give you back your money or anything we have in exchange. We keep most everything In the Croccry.and Provis ion line, including Grain und Feed, and would be glad to have your trade We dellvergoods free of charge to any part of the city, and keep a twohorse wagon fur delivering Gro ceries In large lots and for our Grain and Peed trade. A. D. COOPER. North Court 8uarc, corner Main nnd Co lege Ht recti. While our stock in largely om posed of the useful arti cles neded in Housekeeping, yet we hnvo Home very pretty goods suitable for Holiday and Wedding Presents, such ns Japanese Crumb Trays, Fancy Match Safes, Brass Fire Seta, Brass Andirons, Fancy Hearth and Dust Brashes, c. We would like you to see them We have also a large assortment of Fine Table Lamps, that we are offering at veky low fiii- i'Kks to make room for other jroodH more in our line. If you want these goods, price ours before buying. Very truly yours, Taylor, Bon la & Brothcrtou. 3 I'atton Ave., under Grand Oiwra llouar. ZEB VANCE will grt there. We Itet on Old Zch as helnjc the best I'lourln town. We have Just receiv ed a fresh lot of KE6 AND BOTTLE PICKLES Come and give them a trial, at HARE BROTHERS, 17 South Haiti Street, CORTLAND BROS., Real Estate Brokers, And Invcatnieiit Agents. NOTARY PUBLIC. Loan. e. ureljr placed at 8 per rent. Office.: I i 111 ration Avenue fecund floor. lehfidlT (I. WII.I.B, A'.tTHUNJ. WILLS. WILLS BROS., ARCHITECTS, 8N I'atton Avenue. Neat V M C A build's. novt d;tm P O Hoi OS. JOHN CHILD, ( Ponnerlr of Lrmaa Child I, Office No. I Legal Block. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER Strictly a Brokerage BualneM Loan, atcurel placed at per cent. Vr.1. R. PENNIMAN, PROf R1BTOR Ol' THE ASHEVILLE BRICK WORKS, Aaherllle. N. C. P. O. Bom r. J. V. BOULINEAU, (Rawl. Block.) Cbolcc Beef, Mutton, Veal And Pork. EXTRA FINE IAUSA0E A SPECIALTY. novAdttmo IRWIN PLACE. M SEHRIMON AVENUE, AIHEVILLE, N, C, Thn. mlnnle.' walk to the .treet cam lect board bjr the dajr, we or month. num. BI1TTIK COOPICK. oviodln I NO. 41 PATTON AVENUE. It Is the iilm-e to buy your nice China, Lamps Hoime PurnlshltiKM, (ilnsHware, tec. Our stock of this cIhhh uf L'nodM surnunseN any tn inescnie. a visit wtu convince yon large invoice en route or the hunrisonirHt Christmns koIh ever cxhibitrtl in Asheville, wnicn we notc 10 nave open uy iec. 1. totnr enrly ami ft ft rut selections. An cxlrn Inrgr stock of Alter IMnner Cnfleen, PtidtlltiK Halml, iicrry anu ice crvum sets, am suitanie ior nresents. All mnll orders will rfccivcnrotmit and quick attention. (noda hlped to any part of ti e United Htntcs. Visit us and gaicr upon an ainiosi enuicss sea 01 ciuna ana UlasH, Resnect fully, THAD W. THRASH & CO., UNDER : GRAND : OI'liRA : HOUSIi, T. C. SMITH & CO., DRUGGISTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. P17BLIC SQl'ARK, Asheville, N. C. Ay, We tuik sMt'inl uttontion to our CLOTHING A N ..OVERCOATS for Men tuxl HoyH,iiii(l WrapH of all (rradoH forLndioH, MisH (h and Children. Ono price 8y8t'in. H. REDWOOD & CO. Clothing, WrnpH, SIiooh, Dry (toodH, Underwear,Uphol stery (loodn, IlntH, Carj tots and Gener al Rinallwan'H. 7 a 9 PATTON AVK. A PRIIHII LOT OP "MAILLARD'S" FINE CANDIES Jutt received at oCIWILKIE & ATKINS.t NO. 13 PATTON AVU., AMI BVILLB. Conflectloncr suid Fruiters. K.nrHal attention alven tn llrenratltuc and nrranirlna nl.a hn.krla ctl Cnniura. Prulte. ete. The choicest I'rulta received dally, aov7dly BURNETTK HOUSE FORMERLY THE EAOLE HOTEL No. 66 South Main Street. Larnt rooms, well ventilated, warmed bjr keaUra and open lire plana i tshle .applied with the lieat the market afliirda. Matea, I SO per 1aj. S8.0O to B.OO per week, J0.OO to too oo per month. MRS. L. J. BtTRNUTTU. abviKidani rreprtelreM. yiNTUR BOARD. Warm eomrortahle rooma.ho.tae aawlv Ibr. nl.hed ; Rood table. Term, reasonable. On treat car una. WSin, J, U. nMATHHRH, JnlyttMnm IIS Patton Are. THE NEWS ! BY ASSOCIATED PRESS THE CITIZEN TO THIS FORCE BII.I.HROl'CHT I P IN THK IIKNATK, SPEAKER REED'S GRIP IN THE HOUSE HAS WEAKENED. Wahiiinuton, Dec. 2. In the senate, Mr. Ilimr moved to prm'ecd to ennsider- iitiiin ill' the house bill to mneiiU anil sti plement the election law of the United Suites nnd to provide for n mure efficient enforcement of such laws. Mr. Gorman ilemiinilcd the yens and nnys an that motion. The vote (n strictly pnrty incl resulted, yens 41 ; nuys 31). So the flection bill wits tuken up. In the house tinluy the Sicuker laid uclorc Hint body the Semite bill referring to the court of elniins the claim of the CliesnK'iike lemulc college tbr proiierty destroyed ituriiiK the war. In iliscuiwion of the bill Mr. Wheeler, (Ala.) tukini; ad vantage of the recognition, proceeded to nrRue that the omission of section 30 of the tnnfl bill Irom the enrolled copy ren dered the entire bill nullity. In vain did the speaker endeavor to conline Mr. Wheel cr's remarks to the bill under discussion Mr. Wheeler contending that hisremnrks were jwn men t, in so tar ns the pending measure involved the expenditure of money, which whs to be rained by the inrin net. ( FOUGHTTmiNROBBER A FATA I, KNCOl'NTKR RAILWAY TRAIN. ON A A PaHHcnarer Reruncn to owe I'p Hln Money and la Mnot al ov a Robber - The other PaaneuKcrn Didn't FlKbl. Tvlhk, Tex., I)ec. 2. A train roblKry occurred between 0 and 10 o'clock last night on the Cotton belt road between Dig Sandy and Winona. The train was bound south. From Oscar Sclimit.of Milwaukee, Wis. one ol the passengers, the following par ticulars were obtained: At Gilmer, a spare faced man bought a ticket for Tyler. When the train started to pull out from the water tank between Dig Sandy and Winona the coupling between tlieM)SMcn- cr coach and the cars in front cither lirokcor wns purposely removed, and the train pulled out, leaving the coach behind. There were several piissenrers in the coach among them one colored woman. All the passengers except Schmit, I. K. Gerlmnit and a man who committed the roblicry went out on the plallorm to dis cover what was the matter. The first intimation the roblier gave ol his intention was by firing n shot into the top of the car and crying out: "Hiiuds up, gentlemen!" delimit said : "1 looked around to see what was the mutter, and found a pistol under my nose. The man told me to shall out mv money nnd I gnveliiiu what silver I hud, about $U or $10, lie then turned up to Ocrhnrut and asked lum for his money, (minting a pistol at his bren.it. Gerhardt said: 'I have no money,' '1 know better: slwll out,' said the robber. iicrhardt raised his hand to turn aside the pistol when the robber fired. I lie bull entering Gcrliurdt's left side just Mow the heart. tScrhnrdt tlicn grappled with therohhei, trying to get possession ol the pistol, ami fought him to I lie door of the car. Iluring tlie seullle the robber fired five limes. Then his pistol lieing enitity, he turned and raa." The trainmen say that as the engine started, leaving the xisscnger couch hc- liuirt, three men signalled to lliein, out. mistrusting that something was wrong, they refused to ston. After the roblicry they backed up anil the conch was taken on again, (crhanlt was brought to this ity and placed in a railroad hospital. He cannot recover. He represents a sew ing machine roiiiuinv anil travelled Irom Marshall, lexiis. His liunily resale in aris, Texas, INDIAN SITUATION. II aeciiin lo be A noul an It wan, No Metier. I'ink Kiinik Acikncv via Rushville, Dec. 2. Scouts have been sent out to warn settlers along the line of the Cheyenne river. Tlie hostile are on the White river at the mouth of Hay creek, seven miles from the government herd of live thousand cattle. All the ranches on White river have been rohlwri, ponies stolen and cattle killed, I'our spies sent out I'ridny morning have not returned and it Is feared they have been killed. Signal fires north of White river announce the approach of the Cheyenncs. The host ilea sent word to friendly Indians here thnt all spies would be killed. The half breed set tlers are lleeing to the agency, all re porting heavy losses in cattle and pa nics. COAI. MINKRH WTRIKK. II Will hl Down Number of Farnacen, Perbape All. niKMimiiiAM, Ala., Dec. 2. The strike of the eoal miners of Alabama went into effect yesterday, but all the men did not go out. Of 8,000 miners in the slate it is estimated thnt 6,000 are out. A number of mine operators her are going to fill the places of the strikers with neuron. They expect eventually to operate their mines entirely with ne gro labor. A number ol lurnncen will, for the present, shut down and probably all in this district. 1st Carsjo of Cotton. Atlanta, Dec. a. The steamship In. (Irani sailed on November 20, Brunswick to Liverpool, with lO.iCIO bales nf cot ton, being the largest cargo from any Chesapeake or South Atlantic port dur ing the present season. Heavy Collections. Chicaoo, lire. t. It Is estimated that the collections at two Irish meetings in this city Saturday night will loot ip be tween v lB.uw ana sju.wv. IN SKCHUT N1MMION. Pur.iell'a Fate an leader to be De. elded ro-nny. London, Dec. 2. Purnell was preset! in the library of the house of commons at 10 o'clock this uiornititf. His supporters among the Irish mcnilwrs of the house ol commons were also present and a coa Terence was held between them and their leader. Pursuant to the adjournment yester day of the Irish members of the house of commons, to consider the advisibility of removing I'arnell from Ins position as leader of the nationalist oartv. tbev imth- crcu in a room oi the House ol commons at noon. I'arnell was the first nicmlier ol the pnrty to arrive. Uiirnig the pro' ceediiiRS reporters were excluded from the corridors. APPOINTMENTS MADE, THKV WKRK RKAD AT CON. CURD LAHT NIHHT, C. W. Brd, of Fayeltevllle. la Stent lo AKhevtlle North Anhevllle Mud Rlvernlde Divided-Next Conlerencc Meeta Here. Concur u, N. C, Dec. 2, ( Sieeial ). The appointments were read lit the con fcrcncelast night. Those for the Aslie- ville district areas follows: Presiding elder J. II. Weaver. Central church C. W. llyrd. Riverside J. C. Troy. North Asbcville-C. M. Campbell. Ilendcrsonville C. . Little. Mills Kiver-J. A. Clark. Brevard D, F. Carver. Swnnnnnon H. L. Hoover, Wenverville I. T. Stover. Leicester .p. 1,. Terrell. Hot Springs W. H. Lydn. Spring Creek K. II. I'enland. Sulphur Springs J. II. Moore. Ivy E. Mvers. Burnsville J. A. French. Bukersville R. Slier, ill. Tuc River T. E. Weaver. Old Fort-J. II. West. Cane Creek W. M. Boring. Greensboro S. II. Milliard. Rev. C. W. Byrd, who comes to Ashe ville to take charge of the Central Meth odist EpiscoMil church south is a native North Cnroliniuu. He is it years of age nnd is a graduate of Trinity college. He is married and has one child. His wife wns a daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Bob bin, who was one of the best known and most popular presiding ciders in the state, and who died about two weeks ago. Mr. Ilyrd has been at Fnvctteville for two years and is said to have made him ll very nonular with the conurci'iilion there, who do not like to give him up. lie isconsiileml onrol the finest preachers mi aiso one ui inc oesi pastors in cither tlie North Carolina conference, from which be is trnus- lerred, or this conference to which lie comes. The Salisbury conurruution made a strong effort to have him sent to thnt place, where he once served, l-cc S. Overman, of Salisbury, nnd Judge Mont gomery, oi v.oncoril. botnol whom know him, siHikc of lum in the hiuhest terms to Mr. H. A. Ciudger, ol this place. Rev. C. M. Campbell, who is sent to North Asheville church, has had charce of both that church and Riverside for the past year. He has a family and is much liked by bis congregations. Key. 1. 1. 1 roy. who takes chanre of Riverside church, is son of Capt. W. C. I rov. ol tnis city, and has been at work in the part of the state west of Asheville. Ile.is married. C.J. Little, who goes to Ilendcrson ville, is highly SKiken of as a minister. J. II. Moore, who is sent to the Sulphur Siirings circuit, has had charge of the lenucrsonviiic cnurcn. I'. L. Terrell, Uicester, W. B. Lydn. lot Springs, and R. II. PciilnAd. Soring Creek, are returned to the same charges. I lie next session ol lite conference will be held in Aslievillc in Novemlxr, 1801. THK MltMION OPKNF.D, Mervlcea at xrlnllr Chorcb Lanl Night and tbln Mornlna;. The mission at Trinity (P. E.) church oicned Inst night with a deeply interest ing service, conducted by the Rev. Mr. Kit son. After a brief opening service of a hymn and prayer, Mr. Kitson asked the congregation to engage in silent prayer for few moments; to pray that he might Sienk the words of truth with iKiwer and that they might fall as seed on good ground in their lieartsand bring forth fruit. , Mr. Kitson then spoke for a half hour on the "need of salvation." His address was plain and earnest and treated in way that the youngest and most ignor ant could understand. After another hvinn Mr. Kitson then talked inlormully for fifteen minutes on "the plan of salva tion," showing "lesus" ns the only "way tlie truth nnd tlie light." Dr. Murdoch lound it impossible to he hereiust night but arrived to-day and will conduct the services to-night and during the rest m tlie mission, as nas been an nounced before, these services are not fur the members of Trinity church only, hut everyone is welcome and all christians are urged to attend and co-operate. The service this morning, was conduc ted by Rev. Dr. Capers, of Columbia, 8. C assisted by Rev. lieu. Bell. Dr. Ca llers is a man of strong personal rongni tistn and sympathy, and judging af least from his address this morning, has the wonderlul gift of reaching the hearts nf bis hearers. Those who failed to hear him misnrd great privilege. The morn ing services, as tn fact all tlie.srrvices, are not long, rarely exceeding an hour, of which tlie address occupies the principal wirt, Death of t. Adaer Clark. Dr. W. D. Milliard received a telegram from Morganton to-day announcing the sudden death of J. Adger Clark, at the Western North Carolina insane asylum at that place. Mr. Clark was well known in Asheville, having Sient his summers here for several years. He had been at Morganton for about six months. Dr. Milliard weat to Morganton this after noon. New Hampnhlre Democrats). Concord, N. II., Dec. 2. At the demo cratic legislative caucus this forenoon, James R. Jackson, of Littleton, was nom inated for clerk) Wm. II. I'aine, of New market, assistant clerk. An advisory committee of Ave on all matters brought up in the house was appointed. OFFICERS SWORN IN THK CF.RF.MONY TOOK PLACE YEaTKRDAY AFTERNOON. J. K. Rankin, Chairman of the Hoard of Cosninlaalonera, Ad' minister the Oatta-Proceedlng-H of Ibe Board. J. L. Cathcy, the uewly elected clerk of the Buncombe county suiierior court pre sented his official bond in the sum of $10, 000 to the board of county commission crs yesterday and was sworn in for the term of four years by the chairman of the board. J. J. Mackcy, register of deeds, next presented himself and bis bond. He came just as though he was used to it. His bond was o,00O and he was sworn in. He never winced under the ordeal. Dan Reynolds, the sheriff, who hat kept the lawless neoolc of Buncombe in siaie 01 auieet terror for two years, walked up to the desk with a pleusant sort 01 a smile after bis friend Mackev mm niiisoea wun (.nairman Kunkin a no presented ins iKind, amounting to Hf,,0(ap. This is divided into a Ixmd $25,1)00 for state tax. $50,000 for the .county and school tax and un official oonrt ol $10,000. The sheriff looked Highly eratihcd und did not nonear at embarrassed at the ceremony which he seemed to know was inevitubly coming. ic wii.Bwurn in nnoaunearea aiaa 01 it. A, II. Sturnes, Buncombe's choice for surveyor, was sworn in by the chairman on presenting his bond of $4,000, and Dr. L. B. Mcllrnycr, the new coroner, on giving i,uuu uoua was treated sum lurly. 1 he luttcr says he is lust as will ing g as you please to sit on a body and II a jury how to find a uroncr verdict. tell J. R. Patterson, clerk of the criminal court, renewed his bond in the sum ol $5,000, and it was accepted. T. C. Campbell, Reems creek ; Jesse H. Sumner, Limestone ; W. J. Melton, Fair- view; L. H. Eller, Flat creek; T. F. Rogers. French Broad : and G. M. Whitta- more. Ivy, newly elected constables were sworn in. This morning treasurer I. H. Courtney presented his bond in the sum of $60,000 and it was accepted. He was then sworn in ior tue terra. It was ordered that E. I. Aston he iriven the insurance on the court house for the next year. The sheriff was authorised and instructed to keep all wagons and drays from standing in the space at the south side of the court house. Retail linuor license for six months lie- Rinniiigjnn. 1, was granted to J. B, nieeie, at tne twitiery rark Hotel, Itamp- nn rcHiiicrsion, w. u. Aiuner, frank O'Donnell, G. A. Sorrclls, John O'Donnell oc .o..jns. H, Loughrnn, I-rank Lough ranand A. G. Halvburton. J. A. Reagan and II. A. Gudger were npixiinted delegates from the county to the immigration convention which meets nere. The jurors for the January term of the criminal court were selected as fol lows: W. F. Tomliiison, W. R. Mil ler, J. E. Hampton, J. F. Woodbury, T. C. Stnrues, W. Ridgfey I'cnniman, Ashe ville; Rengan Hunter, I'nris Dillingham, Ivy; J. W. Green, N. A. Smnthers, E. C. Stamey. J. J. Miller, J. C. Hvatt. E. C. Cole, Henry J. Davis, I'piier (loininv; B. F. Siiivey, Jesse Uarrcn, Thus. Ear wood, jr., hairview; . A. Walker, W. Y. Porter, jr., Caney Allison, Blnck Mountain ; R. C. Pickens. S. W, Davidson, jr., W, F. Davidson, jr., Swnnnnnoa; A. li. Wells, G. A. DcBord, A. II. Wells, Sandy Mush ; I. K. Bruin. B. F. Sprinkle, J. W. Gosnell, R. H. Kennedy, B. 0. F. Robinson, Lei cester; W. M. Dnvis, Flat Creek; (esse Baven, Reems Creek ; Geo. W. Itullard, Lower Hominy; J. F. Dukes, Avery's Creek. A ejoo,ooo FIRK. titrate Manufacturing; lOlatillNh ment Burned Out. riiiLAniai-iiiA, Dec. 2. The large manufucturiiigcstnhlishmcntof A.Cani bcll's manufacturing company, cotton yams, font of Robeson and Manayank streets, was damaged by fire yesterday afternoon to the extent of $:i00',000. One fireman was killed. Uone With a,o,ooo. Nkw York, Dec. 2. Daniel J. Bvrnes, ticket agennt for the Long Island rail road company, at Fialbush avenue sta tion, Brooklyn has decnmiKd with $30, 000 of the company's money. turned Ten Hualneaa Houses, MkmI'IHS. Dec. 2. The fire at New Al bany, Miss., Inst night bunted ten busi ness houses, leaving only one standing on the east side of the principal street of the town. The Tories Claim Oalna. London, Dec. 2. The tories claim six additional seats in parliament ns the re sult of the split in the ranks of the oppo sition on the I'arnell tiucstion. A 30,000 I.OM. Nkwman, (!a., Dec. 2. Fire occurred in the warehouse ol the alliance Inst night destroying it completely. Loss $50,000. Dr. Koch'a Lymph. Viknna, Iec. 2. The sanitary council has prohibited the unnuthoriied inocula tions witn rroi. nocn t lympn. AITA1KS OP COXSllQVIiSCR. IKIMK. The wheat crop of the state of Wash ington is the Inrgest in the history, being estimated at lo,OtMJ,otH bushels. ExTrcsident Cleveland has purchased the home in Marion which he occupied during the stay in thnt town Inst summer. Senator Quay says that he wilt not re sign the chairmanship of the Natinnnl republican committee "just to please a lot of feilows who are not republicans anyway." A Sclnl from Hutchinson, Kan., says ny Gould has bought the extensive works of the Hutchinson Sail Co., which plant is said to be the largest in the I nitcd States. The Pan-American steamship line, nlv ing between Galveston and North Amer ica ports in the liannna and general fruit business, has been established with a capital ol 00,000,000. The Irish envoy, who are In the United Slates presenting Ireland's causes with the eseention of Timothy Harnnirton hnve issued a manifesto in which in they refuse to follow I'arnell. General Palmer Is almnst certain of being chosen United States senator from Illinois in place of Fnrwell. two of the three men elected to the legislature by the farmers' association oeing practically committed to aim at last accounts), ANTIMIGRAINE. thk NEVER FAILING CURE FOR HEADACHE. TRADE MARK RBGI8TBRBD. ABSOLUTELY IAFE, PERFECTLY SURE ANf ALWAYS SPEEDY. Curea Kvery Variety.of Headache AND NOTHING EL8E. ANTIMIGRAINE Has earned for itself the enviable reputa- tion of being the finest, most effective and reliable article it. cbe market for the speedy relief and cure of every variety of that common trouble, Headache, The immense favor which has greeted it from all 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 upon the subtle influences of such poisonous drugs as ANTIPYKINE, MORPHINE, CHLORAL AND COCAINE, Since it does not contuin an atom oi either ol these. It is absolutely free from injurious chemicals, and can betaken by young and old without fear or serious results. It is m a Cathartic, does not disarrange the stomach, and contains no noxious or sickening ingredients. The peculiar advantages of Antimi graine consist in its being thoroughly reliable a a cure for any kind of hcud ache without respect to cause leaving no unpleasant or annoying after-effects, as in the cose of other so-called "harm- ' remedies. These qualities make it the most popular and saleable article iu the market, wherever known. DIRBC..ON8 FOR USB. The done far an adult Is two teaspoonfuls a wine sTlaa. of water, boae for children proportion, according to ae. In either eaae the doee can be repeated every thirty minnea nnul a cure la effected. Una doee will alwar. drive away an attack of Headache, taken when Crat feeling- the premonitory ajrmotoma; but If the atuick la well on, and euOerins la intense, the accond or third doac may be required. Uauatly a greater number doer. I. required to effect the first cure than U needed for any succeeding time there after, .bowing that the medicine Is acenmu. tlvc In Ita effect., tending toward an .vent. ual permanent cure Ferule at belANT'8 PHARMACY. WHITLOCK'S, I'OUNEK KAULE 1ILOCK. 46 SOUTH MAIN STREET, Christmas Prcacuta and Hol iday CaOOda). Junt 01 tenet 1, comprising novelties, both useful und or namental. Special attention is railed to our large Block of embroidery, silks, zephyrs and wools of nil kindn, felts and materials for fancy oik. Latest designs in China silks, new stock of dress trimmings, velvets, plushes, silks, &c. Wo uro agent for tho celebrated Cen- tcnicri kid cloves : also u complete lino of genuino Fos ter gloves. Our assortment of handkerchiefs ami aprons for the holidays are immense. Our display of winter wraps for ladies, misses and chil dren is tho largest in tho city. A complete stock of under wear for ladies, misses and children. Blankets, comforts, shawls, curtain goods, house hold linen. Call on us. Cor ner Eagle Block, 40 S. Mail . Street.
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