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ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN": THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1801. THE DAILY CITIZEN. By RANDOLPH-KERR PRINTING CO. The Daily Citukn, Democratic, Is published every afternoon (except Sunday) at the fal lowing rates trictfy caaa: One Year e0 Six Month. Three Month! 1-g" One Month J' One Week lf' THE DAII.V CITIZEN; I. on .ale at the following place, in Asheville: CIT1ZBN OPKICB. BATTBRY PARK NKW8 STAND. OI.BN ROCK NBWS STAND. MODEL CIGAR STORB, Fatton Ave. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1891. A Letter of FhcIn. The Watterson letter to Gov. Hill is one that he should have pasted in his hot. Perhaps he did so, for he has ac cepted the senntorship from New York to succeed Mr. Hvarts, and thereby, si the action is intrepreted. withdraws his name as a candidate for the presidency and us a competitor of Mr. Cleveland Since Mr. Watterson's letter was writ ten, too, Mr. Hill and Mr. Cleveland have met at dinner and exchanged com nliments. It is true, the Louisville eili tor's advice was given several month ago, but we may suppose the leaven ti have been working all these wicks with the results stated. These results may not in themselves .In considered very important, luit we nut hope that there is more to come as sng gested along the lines of Mr. W',ittcrson' letter. This letter was not penned by the star-eved goddess of reform, but by the correctly informed man of hard sense. It is disinterested advice, except as tin writer is interested in the success of tin democratic party, and Gov. Mill In adopting it can do the party great ser vice and make his own way clearer to wards the goal ol his ambition. Gov. Hill of course answered Mr. Wat terson's letter. That answer would make very interesting reading for Mr. liana, of the New York Sun, iiml the rest of us as well. We hope it will lie forthcoming. has stood Christianity in its attitude since its promulgation to humanity suf fering in all its forms ; in "plagues, pesti. lence and famine," in sorrow and afflic tion, to distress and poverty ? Surely that is not a selfish creed which has sent forth its ministers to carry the tidings i,f salvation to the ends of the earth, to en counter hardships and dangers that n( pal the stoutest heart, or in unselfish de votion to give up life itselt to the de mands ol duty. Is that a selfish erect! which surrenders every comfort, evcrv pleasure, life itself, to meet the terms ol the pestilence in its most hidions form, that the sick might be cured or com forted? Christian record, distinct from all others, is full of that unselfishness which dispenses charity wherever char ity is called for; whiclianticipatesthec.-'j ilcliai ity and makes provision for all that want. Christianity does not fail; Christianity will not fail. It is of such abiditiL' strength that it cannot fail ; i! is of such intrinsic worth and attractiveness that its garb is worn bv those who are not rulv christians, and herein lies the rea lonablciuss ot the claim ol Oiucl.i s qucs ion and the force of her arguments. .'Iiristianily is not a failure. Many who irofess to practice it are lailures. A R.i.r:u;n telegram says that "tin novement for a geological survey o North Carolina is a verv sin tig one I'cii thousand dollars annually is asked for in the bill providing for such a sur vey." It is highly probable that noth ing the legislature could do for the mate rial advancement of North Carolina would eipial the result of a thorough geological survey of the state. I'nlcss all signs fail, there arc literally millions in it. "Tin; fire alarm did not work." Thai sentence in reports of Asheville tires is be coming quite common. A firealarm that Iocs not alarm until alter a fire and in the newspajiers only, is a dangerous part of a city's equipments. We should be better olT without it. A Capitol Affray. In the doorway, wide and roomy, Stood Mr. D. with u.iect gloomy; Like a .phlnx, he wntched nnd wniti'l, Armed with cane, nml it seemed ftiU-'l. Capt. A. came on, unminilliil nil Vet Mr. I. coul I but hit the wall. Now Cunt. A. on toward Mr. D mil, Ppon each other's neck, f. II nml wept liinbrnceil ngniiist the Willi thev wit.' Now one, then the other, "vice versa " Vice Versa, wit. a witness, set-inn lie, with talc ofconlliil terms. Yet another conlrnili.ts liim, tor lie ays they rol'cd u ml the floor Then one yi-llw "Fire" in mvmtH lou.l. Another erics, "Let illeili tiht it out " Anil others lay st one, mill violent haii.l)i I'polt .cut ol trouhle, nml liroke the Intuits. Arrested .' Yet it entile to niiuuht, s both were merely lineil In e nit; The enil not vet ! no, no, not yi t ! I'or the 'World's l-nir" llici will be kept. Tim C1TI.KN wisely SUKi'ts the w i.v I'rovh.lllg 'Tunc I'.ili" l-ol.'s I'o :iv. J. II. Stinltbiml.-r. Fthrunrv il, IM'.il. " 1111 A I.lhcrtlne'H View of ClirlM lluiilty. The February number of the North American Review contains, so far as brilliancy of form and expression goes, a well written article, "Has Christianity Failed ?" contributed by the popular we may add infamous, Ouida; a woman who so contents the decencies of woman hood, as to leave the question of sex in the minds of most readers tpiite unde termined, taking her place with defiant complacency as an active worker in t lit school of Zola in purpose to materialize the sentiment of love, and veil coarst sensuality under a too thin transparent veil ol reh tied verbal drapery. I he vi vacity of Otiida's slvlc, her eloquent language, her gorgeous descriptions, het vivid pictures, her tempestuous portrayal of passion, her unconventional Ireedom, her reckless defiance of opinion, her tin questioned talents and the favor with which corrupted taste has welcomed hi t brilliant challenges to decency, are work ing a mischief that is almost irreparable. Men follow willingly where woman leads The lives, the Helens, theCleopatras will never want for vassals. And woman as well as man steps readily into the path opened out bv the brilliant, reckless, de fiant of that sex made, by the consent ol humanity, the repository of purity and propriety. The success of (luida made possible the fame of Amelie Kives and a later innovation in the forbidden field, the author of "Passion," under the nmu ie jilume ol G. Yere Tyler. That those prurient writers should find eager readers in pure domestic circles is rathei evidence that humanity is prone to in dulgence in what morality forbids than that humanity is becoming more de praved. Yet they are none the less the active stimulators of depravity. In the article before us we shall only take occasion to refer to one or two points. The first point of attack upon divine institutions, are upon those created as n banner against the Hood tide of unreg ulated human passion. Nature claims for them unrestricted indulgence. Reve lation puts them under restraint and de fines to them n legality to which reason, if not morality, might accord ready obe dience, for upon such legality all domestic happiness is founded, all well ordered society has its existence, to which gov ernment owes its origin and its stability. Ouida arraigns the cruelty of Christianity for its wise interposition, denounces as artificial the code which makes legal law an imperative enactment, and ridicules that fidelity which the marriage relation enforces. With erotic eloquence Ouida sets forth the beauties and the pleasures of a life of law without law. "Love, the winged god of the immortals, ljecomcs in the Christian the thrice damned and earth bound devil." So says Ouida. Rather say, that the love whose delights she pictures becomes at the end of its fiery course the thrice damned devil to scourge with its hates and its disgusts the sated victims of mad temporary passion. These are the words ot a woman whose teachings have wide acceptance in the literature of the day. She arraigns Christianity for its selfish ness, inasmuch as it enforces upon each of its members the priceless value of the human soul, the salvation of which it is the bounden effort to effect. What is that soul? It is the distinctive, immortal principle come direct from God himself, coming pure and unstained from His hands, to go back to Hint to live or to die forever; in the first case, to live by the active and proper use of all the agencies He has provided; to die by neglect or contempt of such agencies. In reference to his ssul man stands alone to his God ; to Him is he alone responsible. The question of selfishness, in a human point of view, does not.enter into the question. But outside of thut first and imperative duty man owes to himself, has Christ inn Sty made man selfish ? To the contrary, it is the creed alone, above all others, which has made self sacrifice the active featureof its teachings and practice. How Might I'.oveli "Oil 1 V TliK I'orrey bankruptcy bill, says Mr. Buchanan, of New Jersey, "is designed to prevent a dishonest man anil his propert y parting before bankruptcy and meeting afterward." at r.u.nsrixi:. There was a time in the primary Man' ol Jones' career as a high and lol'tv reli gious tumbler that his antics were allur ing. Hut the great difficulty with lotu s at the present time is that he has become very tiresome and he hiinsell lias not dis covered the tact. Jones needs an indefi nite rest. Washington Post. Sam ones has at last struck his proicr gait, lie licked a Texas mayor the other evening and didn't half try. While Joint I.. Sullivan has abandoned the ring to elevate the stage, there is no reason why Kev. Sam Join s may not go on elevating ilic itiaulv art. Memphis Commercial. Rev. Psalm Jones is "a little disfigured. but still in the ting," alter his encuuiilei with the n-avor ol I'aUstiue. Texas. The ineticaii Palestine d"ts not apiH-ar to be a holv land when an o .mgciist anil a cbiel magistrate cotuc.lo blow im its u r ntorv. Philadelphia Press. Rev. So ni Jones wasattackn! by a Tex ts mayor, who attempted to cane lint), lint he wrested the cane aw.iv Irom his issailattl and administered a dose ot his wn medicine to the Texas worthy. Rev Sam is a good lighter in the pulpit, and nit of it. New Haven Register. Rev. Samjoius hashail a hand-to hand encounter with the mayor of a Tax.is it v. Mr. ones discovered thai wrest ling with prnygT ami wrestling with a inavor were two wiilclv ditVeieiit cxi r- ises. ( linaha World-Herald. The inavor of Palestine, Tcas. who tried to cane Rev. Sam Jones and got himself caned bv the famous evangelist, is now probably a eonvei t to the bebet in muscular Christianity. Petersburg In- Icx-Appcnl. The public hasalwavs admired a "fight ing parson, nut not a parson wlio is going about constantly with a chip on Ilis shoulder, as Mr. Jones lias been doing lor some time. Memphis Avalanche-Appeal. Somebody once said, perhaps it was Sidney Smith, that there are three sexes men, women and preachers, kevs. Cook anil Jonesare essentially masculine. Milwaukee Journal. Rev. Sam Jones seems to be preaching the gosin'1 according to Uiicenslicrry. Huston Herald. POWDER Absolutely Pure. A emtm t)l' tnrtnr ..nkiii) powder of all in leavi-ninn "tren;ih 1. S, ttient Keport. AujitiM 17. nil KSTAMLISlll.lt 1-.f R. II. COSBY, (Stieeesaor to C. C'unaii ) JEWELER -h-k mj FATTON AVENVE, NKXT IhiiiK Til t'.KANIi CliXTKM. ln Ti:i., ASHIiVII.I.H. N. C sept.l.llv The Popular Cocoa of Europe, The Coming one of America. MOST ArVKTIXItla-KASlLY PtOKSTID. The Van IIoutens' process renders their cocoa easy of digestion and develops In the highest degree its delicious aroma. It is an excellent flesh-former, fifty per tent. greater than the best of other VanHouten's Cocoa "BEST& GOES FARTHEST" i-VAN HOlTTKN'S COCOA ("onoe trM, nlwnyfl iiwil") in the original, pure, soluble Cocoa, Invented, muUe and put rated In llollund, and la Cw-dity better and iure anliilile than any of the numer qui Imitation. In fuel, it ii generally 6V mm all uvur Europe And acomporative tent will ennil) prove I that nooihrr Cocoa equal th la Inventor in eolutilily, atfrtHiahle tarteand nutritive qn&litita. 'Ijircit ! In the wor'.J." Ak fur Van IMrricVa am jaMX mo OTI1K1L I89O.- lan. -1891. JOST OPENED ! OUR VERY LATEST STYLES OF navy, yacht:and riding caps. Nobby ! Fresh ! Attractive ! .Vino First Sliipini'iit uf Our Ni'W Sprin' Sl.vlcsof Soft Ami Stiff Mills. WEAVER X MYERS, OIMCK llOl'Sl-llMHK ANlicillv, IS. C. GLEN ROCK HOTEL. In iou Feet of Central Passenger Depot. ASHEVILLE, N. C. 1 TRY THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY 17 I'aUoit Avenue. WHITLOCK'S Corner Fagle Uloek, 46 mid 48 S. Main St. We ii iv st'lliiiL!; lint1 Dr.Vj (mods nt lrssinivtli;iiis;uii!' ii'ooils 11 In- lioniilit I'lse wlii'iv. W show 11 complete: stock of lloiisi'liolil funiisli-: inji's. Press (nimls, Kiiiicv (iooils nml iiuili rin!s tor fniicv work. WINTICU I.OOUS AT COST. Blniikets. iiiiits. Indies' and ill- 1 misses v ni 1 is 01 nil Miiusmv now sol'l nt cost mid less. ; Cllll illld see the lies) slock, iMiil the most coinl'nrtnlile tore for shopping in Ashe-I ill.-. I 1 lie best stock ot gloves. The Inrp'st stock of embroid- 1 rt 1 erv silk. 1 lie nTcnicsi vnri- t v of white idods. The till est fi'oods in Asheville at low prices. No. Id mid 4outli .Mam Street. To Our I'rlcntlH. Iii closing; this, n very suc- cesslnl venr m our business. we desire to thiink our friends I'or the most liberal wa.v in which they have patronized us. With tin' beiimin of the new yenr we ha ve consid erably enlarged our stock, and hope that we will benble to furnish our patrons with any thing they may wish in our line. We have some very pretty designs in chcvnl and dresser sirts 111 oak and ash, that we will sell at prices that defy competition. Again thanking you, and wishing you a happy and prosperous new year, we are Your Friends ULAIR & BROWN. Furniture Dealers and Fn- dertakers. 'V2 Fatloiiavenue. I.liJION KI.IXIK. I'H'iihuiiI, Kleicaul, Kellnlile. Fur biliousness utid constipiition, tak Lemon lilixir. For fivtrs, chills and mat.'iri.t, take Lemon Ivlixir. For sli'eplessticss, nervousness mid pnl- pitati 'ii ol the heart, take l.enon f.lixir. For indigestion and loul stoniiuli take Lemon ivlixir. For all sick and nervous headaches take Lemon Hlixir. Ladies, for natural and thorough or tranic regulation, take Lemon lilixir. Dr. Alozlev's Lemon Hlixir will not fail vou in anv of the above named dis eases, all of which arise from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels. Prepared only bv Dr. Mozi.f.v, Atlanta, C.a., 50c and $1.00 per bottle, at ilrun- B'st3. I.KMON HOT DROP. Cures alt CotiL'lis, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, bronchitis, Hemorrhage anil all throat and lung diseases, liie- aant. reliable. 25 cents nt druggists. Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozlcy, Atlanta, lilt. janl7eod To Boon the Win and HIiliiKle Market. From the Wilmington Star. ' The cigarette laws are not enlorced ns they should lie. The law ought to make it incumtient on every officer of the state, county or municipality, and of every able-bodied mule citizen to seize every boy caught with a cigarette in his mouth or his possession, take him into the most convenient wood-shed and wear out four or five shingles on him, make him tell who sold them to him, and then let jus tice with as little unnecessary ceremony as possible snatch the seller bald-headed and fine him somewhere from a hundred dollars up. . IF TOVB BACK A BKH, Or TOO are all worn out, roall; good for notb lug, It Is general debility. Try BROWS'H lHOlT H1TTKB8. V 1U ear you, clean ynor lint, and ffa good appetite. This splice will be oc llpiei bv Arthur M. Field, heading .leweler, after February 1st. ,15 N. Main Street, ASHKYILLK, N. t . COI'RT SIJCAKIi, SI'AKTANMl'ki;. S. f A modern firnt climn hoU'l. Hot nnd rolil water nru'fMths hihI toilet on every floor. Kliiirle belln in evcrv raom ('inn tire in i-fUvv nnd tattf in httl room. Oilier, dining tootn, !umh counter, eivrnr and ti wk Htnnd nnd hur nnd hUlinrd rotit on firnt tloor. Klee iri' stTf"t car; ;'Hsb door ev'rv -n minutis, Kirhmonil nnd hanville ruilrond rat in hoimc, .' nunt.tr tor ii h1(. It ATI-.S, $1,00 n.R II A V. A. G. lIAIXVBURTN,Prp. J. H. I1K1 AN nnd WAI.TKK OKKI N, ClerkH. FARMERS' WAREHOUSE. FOR THE SALK OF LEAF TOIJACCO. SltUTH & ROMJNvS, Proprietors. W'v 9 M nil tidtnretitt nt 2 kt rent, eotnniirttiitn, v. liilr otht r mnrkftn are rhmini; from 2Vi tn )er c.nt ctntiiniHtitn. To thr Ttduieio riimtcts ol Wtstirn Nrtlt i nrHnn nnd Knt TrnneMee: (lur niaikft him lull )K-md ntitl rriirs ure fcnnd, eMpnially on ecntnion Krndt'R, nnd we ailviH' early fhiimutitH mi -ill fi intnnn riuliH. Having the lurjti'itt, hint linhltd wriri'liotiHC in Wmt t in rth im li n. anil ontr, runt einphiyett, wr miiruntee HntiNlni-tinn. Thnnkinf you lor pant pni ronnT and hoping by hard work nnd fair den inn, we ure, your truly, SJIKT II & ROIJJPSS. nov'JOdiS. wdui imiCK. BRICK. !') SAI.li HV- IIRICK. Five and n half venr npo I tarted in the tuusie hiHtni's(. The people ot A-heville nntl Wentcrn Noi th Carolina have been kind to me ami I wiwh to make cratrt'ul mktmw edetnent o) it. I Marten" by taking an agency. 1 bt'caute noon onMstirn that the people are entitled to better instruments nml lairer treatment than I nun id net at-tiiiK merely in thai wav Hniee I Marnd out tn ileiendeiit to H've the veiy rs iuHtruiuentR t' ir the money they had paid previous! lor their tnstrutiit ntH i-'or n eonimuHiHe ot the historv if the Attheville Muwie ll.tte nee the Citizen ot a tew days later. Meanwhile eume and ee my stock and net prices, at 7 Nrt!i M;u!i Street . L FALKt IMPORTANT 'I hut you ktii'W that we have .inst ?t -leiveil a tn d het tot ot Ifrunini.'ud'R 'Tn I'n ibis- BUNCOMBE BRICK & TILE COMPANY, Asheville, N. C. I. O. Hux 426a STRAUSS' EUROPEAN HOTEL AN R EST A UR A NT. ROOMS ALL NEWLY FURNISHED. A lo. table boarder enn be accommodated. BOARD BY THE MONTH. WEEK OR DAT. Street ear pant the door. Oj-n from ft H;ilN, etc Al! 1 H-k o'clock n in until 1 2 o'clock p m. Am prepared -or eateriiiK nt thorett notice for Home I'm ti trial. My Celebrated IMiilart Iphia Frien Art well k- own No on.- tan !:rpnKs Miein. Am pnni'l to u. I have the fi et, laren K.itice in A she 1 iltt. fan se.vt orders in lt..m .'t t- ti inttte., sticn an lJili. tlani-. 0 liter on the I tall Shi II. I'iiiie anil aiti til 1 vr wut etH I'h a c, t Hcrvc all. Kt sp 1 1 full v. K. S I HAIHS, Prop. it r m j , j mm u rm c i a i Celebrated the World Over lVr Us Purity. I Wc lit-livcr In all p rts ol tin- rity nnr nwn lt,.ttllnK Kxi'.irl Hei r nt ONE PER IKEN. fi vti 1 tu it at tlur beer i ket lit a teiup.'ratipe I ti-.ten. Tllli TKAHIi SI'l'I'l.II- il' M' deree ami 1 I-!'' '1 L'tiaiai't' e vou 'The t'.teatct 'IhiiiK Votld." We hae til't THE "BONANZA," .9 111 l, U I l.i 1 Mi.slirnl.rn l..v , , Vl'INlC WM. KROGER, No. 41 College Street, Near Spruce Street. HIGH GRADE COFFEES, IF VOL' WANT THK liKST TRY OUU JAVA AND MOCHA. the holiday ttadi . and now c are 1 tli vittK a complete iine ot STATION ICR V, HOOKS, &C., at very low praes. Call on i)- I'or the new Souvenir ol Axhcville, at r cent. J, N. 3Iorgan & C.t Bookseller. Stationer, Htc, Cash Store. FRESH FISH AND OMRS, CONSTANTLY ON HANI). WECATERTO FAMILY TRADE J. E. REED & CO., No. 10 Court Square. 1 11 3.1 IM Hit IIS THlv H I VT1-. fins; sampi.i-: and iulli.iii uoom. , 4 a... ., . Mvr. I NO. 43 S, MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE. N. C AHlivviUc, N. C. Near PuHhciiRer Depot. P. A. DEMENS WOOD WORKING CO., MnnntHctttrera nnd Uealer in nil kind of DrcMtd LUMBER, Door, Satib, Blinds, moulding!, Stalrwork, mantels, Bank and Bar l-'lxtureM, and all kind of Building; Material. Hard Wood Lumber Work a Specialty. Teleotior.p Wo. H. It KurHnsiwK all other. In rlrhnraa and dcliracv of llavur. finnt coll'rra, producing the best possible result. A nkilllul lilendinK of Hie two CARACAS A strong flavor' nnd hi(ihlT aromatic Coffee for those who like a .(rung cup. Also SANTOS RIO ANB I.Atil'YRA COFFKlvS. Pillsbury's Best XXXX Ulinneapolls Flour, AcltnowledRed by a'l dealers and conaumcra to be the finest la the world. We arc aolc agents lot' Asheville. , The Dove Brand of Hamtt, Bacon and Smoked Tongue. WM. KROGER, No. 41 College Street, Near Spruce. REYELL & WAGNER, ttuceensora to Kopp & I.ichtentwrKer, FANCY GROCE:uS. SUGAR AT REFINERS' PRICES. Coffees roasted on the premises daily, and ground for every customer. Full Line of Table Supplier). Free delivery. A full line of Teed, furnished at whulcanle prices. a8 PATTON AVKNl'H. Telep one No. (. septlO dtf E. COFFIN, AUCTIONEER. KliAL USTATB AGBNTlNnl.OAN BKOKEK No. 3 North Main street. If not tn office when you call, write name ami residence on slate, 'nnd 1 will vHt vou. Hrfer to Kirst National Hank; National Hank of Asheville. and Western Carolina Bank. FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKING AND ARTISTIC MI1.I.INHRY. IHME. FUAE SMITH. 57 South Main Street. Over Law's Store. Perfect fitting pattern cut to order. Also hair gooda, etc. ianSdtf SUFFERERS OF YOUTHFUL ERRORS. Lost manhood, early decay, etc., etc., can se cure a home treatise free, by addrraalnaj a.fcl low sufferer, C. Y7. LKBK, P. O. Box S16, Roanoke, Va. DovlOdJfcwem Chase & Sanborn's Fine Coflees. Asheville, N. C.Jnnuary 21, lssll Th' is to certify Hint Mr. S. R. Kepler, of Asheville, N C , haa the ex elusive ncm-v for thestilc of Chusc & Ranborn's CoflVea and Te a CHASli i 8ANIIOKN. l'crj. H. Randolph, Salesman. tTtulcr the above contract 1 nm now offering Chase & Nnnb r 's Mnl llrnnd .lava aiul Mo. lia in 'Jill. Tink Old so crniiirnl Java in Hulk. I'urn Java In bulk. Fnnf-y Kin in bulk. 4'ordova or Mexlcnn in hulk. Arubiun )lorliu in bulk. Mcssra Chase elc Sanborn, of Boaton, Mans., referring to the abov shipment, say : "We believe we are importing nnd packing the finest Teas and CofTeea on the market U"d lending dealers throughout the United St tea are fair enough to ail" it that the superior quality of our goods has largely increased their trade. What we have done for them wc can do lor yon." These goods coat enough to be first quality in every particular. If 'her nre not of superior cKccllence ihey wiTnot ault my trade, nor will I want to sell or continue to . ft" r them. My customers nnd the people of Asheville arc asked to give them a trial. Rcttiwctfully, S. R. KKI'I.ER, No. 53 South Main Street. Winter Residence to I,eagc. A party desiring to establish a WINTIJR RI-KI HUNCH on the Northern suburbs of Ash.vllle can make an advnntngroua ar rangement, for term of years, with owner of home. Completely furnished and equipped and occupied in summer only. ' Apply to fclCodtf COKTI.ANI) 1IR08. E. H. BRITT, STONE CONTRACTOR & BUP.DER, Also grading of all kinds done. All orders promptly filled and work guaranteed. Can ha found at all times at Graham's Cotton Factory. aug!9dtt ASHEVILLE STEAM DYE WORKS. ..miles' and GenM' garments dyed nnd cleaned. l.Hillet' suit drv denned without ripping or r innvinjc trimmJnK, I'lunh clonki n tea med and renovated. Lnce curt'lni cleaned like new. Ontreh plumed dyed, cl nnen and curled. Kid glovea cleaned ordytd tucGeaBfully. L. Harding, No. 9 North Main Street. ASHEVILLE, N. C. feblOdlw tin"- JM-sWi w am I arW"i nisi ww iif Ae
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