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Asheville Daily Citizen
ASHEVILLE, N. C, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
VOLUME VII. NO. 107.
A
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I! WHERE THE SNOWBIRDS NEST,
For a cool place in summer, for health
''ml recreation, visit Linville, Grandfather
t -
k Mountain, and the beautiful region sur
'I grounding them.
J, I Regular Sales
Of real estate nt Linville on and after
June 1st, 1801. Business lots and resi
dence sites sold nt private sale only.
The Kneeola Inn.
This excellent hotel was opened the 1st
of June, under the management of Mr.
James T. Skilcs.
Over the Yo.ritiloee Road,
A benutiful route for a summer excur
aion, bv way of Hoc River Gorge, Koan
Mountain, Cranberry, Linvillr, Grand
father Mountain. Blowing Rock and
Lenoir.
-Western CaroKna Stag
coach Company.
riaiW stm-e lietween Cranberry and
- V
Lenoir.
YES!
I buy my Groceries, Provisions, Feed,
etc., from this house,
I th ci i? n.iir. atvs rnn a iti'jitht r
If Ton hflTfti't. don't miM Meinc It before
returning home.
ThfT hTe crery thin that in kfjit In a
first elk china More. A mdal feature in
the poarenir rfetM-tment of china, odd piece
and seta (our "wn irnportntion) with Tirwi
on th m characteristic of our city, son 1
.U innniii I ImnvM .hi flat a r nnttrrv
they 111 ways give etc.. this month. We aie offering; most ol
I nur tMrk vrv. rerv low and lume hrlow
rnr uood fresh (roods and sell at prices as Unit. We pack your inui-hawa fur ahipnient
0 1 an au grvht care
1 1 n,.- .,., n,., I U ol. rettcB '"
wnvs found them reliable and hare no
use for complaint, and would most cer-
tainlv advise you to give them a trial, as
I believe they will make it to your inter
est to trade with them.
Schedule.
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All Oppor unity.
v. ....ji.rl.i. of one tlixiisaml dollars
has beon.offrred for tin- best short story
r novel having the Grandfather M-iun
aiii and the beautiful scenery of that lo
jility woven into the plot.
This mountain, situated as it it in the
tnost picturesque part nt Western North
Carolina, furnishes an attractive setting
for an interesting story.
The n-lfvtion will be made by a com
mittee of competent reviewers, and th.
story must not lie less than 10 nor ex
ceed 50 pages.
Detailed information may be obtained
of the Linville Improvement Company
of Linville, North Carolina.
REAL ESTATE.
W W. Wasr
Waits B. Owy,
GWYN & WEST,
(Successors to Walter B.Qwvo)
:ESTABMSHED i88i
REFM TO BANK OF ASHCVIUE.
REAL ESTATE
curarelv Placed at 8
Per Cent.
Notarr Publli. Commissioners of Deed.
FIRE INSURANCE
OFFICII tsontheaat Court Square
CORTLAND BROS,,
JReal Estate Brokers
.And Investment Agents.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Loans .
purely placed at S. per cent.
Office:
24 A 6 .Patton AYenue. Secomi
IcbUdlT
VISITORS
HAVE YOU
BEEN TO SEE THE
"CRYSTAL PALACE,"
THE MAMMOTH CHINA STORE,
41 Patton Avenue,
in order to have them
:ITHAD. W.THRASH& CO.
No. 41 Patton Avenue,
CHINA, 0LASH, HOUSE Fl'R-
N1SHIN0H. ETC.,
sssW nS Vl'jyMT I J3M LJsf
JUT OPENED.
A lot of wry Stylish. Fine
Divhs (It'ods for en fly nu
tuiim; also a I urge lot of fine
clothing.
Seasonable goods arriving
litrm
Ynu cannot blame the juvenile fingers
that find their way into a barrel filled
with our groceries; in fact it would be a
II ...... .,.lr1 lrw.n ttlm rtllt
Ifthcre is anything in the world that tcyri.y unj
should Ik sold at popular prices, it is
what goes into the kitchen
That which you cannot do without
ught to be purchasable at the slightest
possible advance over cost of production
and we are guided by this principle in
verv sale we make. Whenever we can
see onr way clear 10 marsing uown
prices that is what we promptly do.
Respectfully,
Powell & Snider,
Ciro-
One Price System.
H. REDWOOD 5 CO.
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
RUGS, ETC.
NATS, 8H0ES,
Wholeaale and Retail
cer.
7 & 9 PATTON AVE.
THE THIRD PARTY IN OHIO.
JERRV ItlMPHON ON ITS I.I CK
IN THIS t'AMl'tKiN.
The Cieneral Tel' itniplilc NewN
From All Paris) of the Country
to "The CHUsen" Today,
Col. I'M til's, Ohio, Sept. 0. John
Scitz, Jerry Simpson and some of the
local third party leaders held tin all day
consultation here today. They refused
to be interviewed and said that they did
not do pnrtv work on Sundays. Jerry
Simpson lelt for Chicago '.his eveningnnd
will go from there to Kansas. Asked
bout the relative effect the people's
party would have on the oilier two par
lies lie said thatit was hard to tell, that he
had lound tlie republicans and democrats
about equally divided in the matter ol
fidelity lo their respective organizations,
and that the people s party could hope
for better things il the conlcsl was not
to close in Ohio.
Republicans did not cure to vote for a
(teople's party candid ite for representa
tive lor tear they might endanger the
chances of their own pari v, ami the dem
ocrats looked at the silualion in a sim
ilar manner, and taken all around he did
not think the chances were very flatter
ing lor third party representatives in the
next legislature. New York Herald.
DID VOV KVEHf
A Club lo Keep Railway Ralett
Away I'p!
Otttwwa, Iowa, Sept. H. A railway
employees' club bus been organized here
with over iOO members Its pin pose is
to oppose the reduction in railway rates
and il is aftterled it will he a verv impor
i.int factor In stale politics, railwur
ulhciiils thriiiiL'lioiit the state are said
I 1 Ik promoting the I'm m.uiou of these
clubs, telling employers unless 1 nti-ruil-m:n
legislation is stopped wages will
have to come down.
4Ri'K;i:o's ioniu no.
He Ih Well i:iitiiili Now to Wolk
Out.
London, Sept. H. The Rev. Chits. II.
Spurgcon may he sai l tn be 011 the high
road to recovery from his long illness.
This morning Mr. Spuigeoit spent halt
an hour in the garden nt his resilience,
and bore walking very well indeed.
A FAMILY til Il'lnl'.t.
Ix PeraoiiH Kill TlienifcelVH ll
Huiiitluic.
Paris. Sept. 8 A whole familv in this
citv, numbering six members, committed
suicide today. The father and mothei
showed the way by hanging themselves
and the others, who were adult children,
followed their parents.
That Terrible DlHeaxe.
ParkkrsiU'kg, Sept. 8. Typhoid fever
is increasing in different parts of this
state and a number oj deaths have oc.
curred. In this vicinity the disease
which was generated by tearing up the
streets for improvements, has uuout ex
hausted itsell. At Fairmont it is reported
to he prevalent, and nearly a hundred
cases are said to exist in Marshal anil
( )hio counties
THAT CU'BBINU.
)
Home More Facia Olven "The Cit
izen" by an Kve Witness.
A well known business man of Ashe
ville gives The Citizkn some new facts
about the arrest of several of "Vander-
hilt's Irishmen," referred to in yester
day's issue.
This gentleman says that on last Fri
day night he was standing with a friend
in from of A. Whit lock's South Main
street store, when they heard sounds of
an altercation in front of J. H. Lough
ran's saloon. Tliev turned their atten
tion that way and saw two men light
ing Thr Citizkn's informant and his
friend walked down that wav, and saw
Officer Lange come up nnd arrest one o(
the men. Two of the arrested man's
friends were standing by, trying to quiet
the row.
uBt then Officer Goodlake came np
and seeing the two men, caught one of
them by the arm and told him to go
along with him. The man, The Citizbn's
informant says, naturally held hack, as he
had not been engaged in the row. Finding
that the man did not want to go, Officer
Ooodlake began clubbing him, hilling
him several tunes. They were then
taken to the jail and locked up.
The gentleman who witnessed the affair
says the man who was clubbed had noth
ing to do with the fight, and his resist
ance was oulv such as would have been
made ny anv peaceable person, as a pro
test against Ixiug locked up for nothing.
AN KI.HiANT AFFAIR.
A Complimentary Hull at Kenll-
worlh Iun I.hhI F.vvnliiK.
Manager Browning, of Kenilworth
Inn, did himself great credit by the man
ncr in which he arranged nnd carried out
the program at the complimentary ball
uiven in honor of Miss I'aniiie Sholicr
last evening.
There were fully 20 guests present,
ind il.ineinir hcL'an uuout 10 u clock.
The music was superb, l he splendid
rchestra even snrpnssing itself, and it
was 1 o clock iiciorc inc uanciugccascii.
"The supper was ol the viry best, con
lirming the high reputation ol the Kenit
worth 111 this essential particular.
Miss Shobi r was radiant ntul delighted
and tin whole company voted the occas-
11 thr most pleasant in even particu
lar ever known at the Kunlworth.
The recention committee were Ur. W.
. Hn wjiinir. Mess's Asa Loomis, I'cni
broke (ones. U. C. Smith. Uatence Mur
pby, Tom Mcllee, J. 15. Dcvercux and 15
Kcnisoii.
That Matter of the Paanace of the
Dardanelles) by Russia Volun
teer Ships I.lkelv to Hltr up a
Fuss Between EnKland and Oer
many, and France and Russia.
London, Sept. 8. Lord Salisbury has
written a letter to a correspondent in
which the British premier, referring to
the priyileges which the Porte issupposed
to have granted Russia by permitting
vessels of her volunteer fleet ts pass the
Dardanelles, savs:
Russia possesses no rights as to the
passage ol Dardanelles or eospnorus
which are not possessed oy ocner powers
also.
--'a: -J.''ei .- :
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS
NEW HATS,
New Scarfs and Ties,
NEW FANCY GOODS.
When vou are purchasing a tie you need
not lie vourself up to any particular
style especially when you have such
material for choice as I can furnish you.
Treading closely on The heels of the de
parting summer tie is the incoming neck.
wear for the fall. The designs are too
handsome to Ik described; the eye can do
them justice but words cannot.
If you will cast your eye in my show RECEIVED DAILY
window you will behold tne cnoicesi
arrav of four-in-hands, puffs, tecks and
ascots ever exhibited in Asheville.
I have taken Scial pains to make it t
absolutely complete.
NOVELTIK8
-AT THE-
'BON MARCIIE."
door,
WILLS BROS,,
ARCHITECTS,
aa Patton Avenue.
Next V M C A build's.
novl d3m
P o Box 55.
JOHN CHILD,
(Formerly of Lyman Child),
DOct No. 1 Legal Block
JREAL ESTATE
AND
LOAN BROKER,
TRICTLY A RROKRRAGB BII8INBS8.
Loans secure placed at S per cent.
VEGETABLES!
RECEIVED
FRESH EVERY DAY
AT
F. E. MITCHELL,
MEN'S OUTFITTER,
18 Patton Avenue.
37 Main atreet.
FAIR'S MUSIC HOUSE. HOW TO MAKE MONEY
WILCOX & WHITB, PARRAND A VOTBV
C &
WHAT DOES THIS
IF Rl'SSIA HAS EXTRA RIGHTS
O HAS ENGLAND,
MEAN? IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GIGARS
AT
Wholesale Prices.
If yon want a box of rood dvart. Im
I ported or domestic, Grant' Pharmacy ii the
Elacc to avt them. We do not retail cigari,
nt aell them bv the box only. A dear that
yon usually pay ten centa for, I can ell you
the lane cigar, fifty In a box. at MTen centa.
The beat five cent dKr at Zk cents by the
box. It will pay yon to call and examine
them. GRANT'S PHARMACY,
Buncombe Sarsaparilla
A positively Safe and Reliable
Blood Purifier.
St. Pitkksbukg. Sept. 8. Newspapers
here express confidence that in view of I
the cordial relations between France ... , n
and Russia the powers will hesitate to Containing Burdock Root, barsa-
protest against Turkey s concession to
Russia as regards the Dardanelles, for
fear of raising thorny questions regard
mir Bosnia. Cvnrus and Eeypt, while
Turkev, strengthened with the knowl
edge that the Franco-Russian entente is I
a counterpoise to the Ureiouna, win not 1
M,ffita.t.ThU,t,P,,fr, frm the 8Uff6ring CaU8ed by fUl
stock Quotations. eruptions and ulcerous sores,
11214; Chicago and Northwe.tern ii7Hj through which the system strives
.11. ,! U'...rn Kft. Hiphmn.ll anil I
Writ Point Terminal 14; Western Lnios
parilla Bark, Prickly Ash
Bark, Poke Root, (fee.
By its use you can save yourself
Baltimore Prices.
to rid itself of corruptions. It
purifies the blood, giving it re
newed vitality and force. Being
Hai.tiuohr, Sept. S -Flout, steady and 1
ufu'haiiired: watern suuer 33.40U3.M5:
Ira. S3.U0ei4.4il; family. $4,8005.10.
Wk..t ..L. ..,.,1,r(, Hull. Putt (IRA
106; L .nKherry 9to6; No. 2 red, .pot an alterative.it changes the action
white, dull at 67470; j.ilow, firm at 7U
72c.
of the system, imparting fresh
strength and vigorous health in
Another Republican Deadhead,
rHil.ADBl.PHlA, Sept. 6. Attorney
Octienil Miller with n pnrtyof six arrived
ere yesterday afternoon from Washing
ton. They went down t lie nelnwnre 111
the revenue cutter Hamilton, which hail
been put in readiness for the attorney
general. The party will steam as far as
he Delaware llrcakwatcr, anil 11 me
weather is favorable a short sea voyage
will be taken.
JVHT SMELL IT!
I ne it nr and 'rnialoes tilzzlInK
Together n Ihe Can.
XoKwicii, Sept. S. The fall canning
season lias set in promiscuously 111 un
parts of Connecticut, and every zephyr
that comes along smells of tomato cat
sup, iKnch ami iear preserves, stewing
sugar and sizzling vinegar. Never be
fore in the history of the state was there
such a vast pear cmp. In eastern Con
necticut, which is the home of ihc llartlett
uear. it is hard for Urmers to give that
kind of Iruit away, and so they have
turned their pigs into the pear orchards
or are Iccding them to their cattle and
horses. The finest Bartlett pears are not
worth more than tifty cents a bushel, and
there is no market lor a tenth part of the
crop at that price. The tomato crop
also is the biggest ever grown in Con
necticut, and since it isalmost impossible
to sell that fruit, housewives arc stewing
it into barrels of catsup. Connecticut
could make catsup enough this vear for
half the country.
New York Market.
nrw Vhik. Rent. A Stocks, active and
r.s;r.nlVtrao?.t"Sbond.ha: Pace of that weakness and tired
goTernment bonds dull nut steady. 1 , . , . .
iceiiiig, which in uu luuicauuu 01
disorder and decay.
The concentrated power and
curative virtues of Buncombe
Sarsaparilla render it the most
reliable Blood Purifier that can
be used, while it is entirely safe
for patients of all ages.
Manufactured only at
Irrterf: Eorernmrnt bonds dull but steady
Cotton dull, alra bales; Uplands, 8c;
Orleans, o 3.16c: luturea opened and closed
easy; September, 8.65; October, 8 87; Novem
ber, H 02; December 9 15; Jaauary, 9 29:
February 40. Flour quiet and taiy.
Wheat - moderately active and d prrued.
Corn dull and weak. Pork active and
fi in at $100001225. Lard quiet and
weak at 7 36. Spirit Turpentine quiet aad
ute.dv at S7VaJ38c Kosin quiet and
firm at $1 3.rtjl.40. Freights qaiet and
linn.
AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE.
Grant's Pharmacy.
Every bottle guaranteed, satisfac
tory or money refunded.
GRANT'S PHARMACY,
34 South Main St.
J. M. CAMPBELL,
AN KJIIMiROR'H HEARD.
HARE BROTHERS,
17 South Main Street,
B, F. ARRIN6T0N, M.D., D. D..S.
OFFICB
ROOM
Ho. St
Over Kajrsor fc Smith's dnuj store,
Pattoa Arena.
aat-PIIIInc teeta a spedaltyi also treating
r The way to make money is
STEINWAY, EVERETT, HARVARD, to save it. Ami the way to
organsi save it is to have your pre
scriptions filled at Carmt
1 , j 1 i
Kimball. cnaei a urug store, unu you
.ia-ins. guitars, violins. 8TRINQS, etc. will And by doing so you wil
save from 'Zo to du per cent
on every prescription. We
do not take goods that the
people know the price nnd
mark down to cost, and then
charge two prices for a pre
scription to ma ke up t he loss.
You know clerk hire and
house rent must be paid and
the profits must be averaged
some way. A hint to the wise
is sufficient. A full line of De-
Vault Flavoring Extracts in
stock. Mr. J. Taylor Amiss
and Mr. Chas.W.Devaultare
with me and will be pleased
to meet their friends and cus
tomers. Don't forget the
pla:e. Carmichnel's drug
store. No. 30 South Main
street, Asheville, N. C.
ws Once in The coal I'll.
NbwCastlb, Eng., Sept. H. The trades
union congress opened here this morning.
0ver6ve hundred delegates were present
representing about a million and a half
of British workmen. I hos. Hun, a mem
ber of parliament, was elected president.
He is son ol a coal miner nnn lormrny
worked in the coal pits.
He Did Not Mnke It Rain.
CllEYBNNK, Sept. 8. Prof. Melbourne
failed to deliver rain this afternoon or
evening, but says it will be less than
twentv-four hours late, and will lie in
quantity when it does come. The com
nnttee concede him the additional time
on account of the heavv wind on Friday
A Warlike Propoaal.
Paris, Sept. 8. The Goulois proposes
that the government of France, in con.
cert with the governments of the other
powers interested, shall send an ultima
tum to China in regard to the outrages
upon foreigners caused by anti-European
riots.
A Photographer Arrealeel for IMh.
beyltiu a Tyrannical Order.
ItiiKi.lN, Sept. S. A curious story is
told in connection with the growth of
Emperor William's beard, which has so
aroused the attention ot Europe. A pho
tographer of Mainz named Graves has
been arrested for publishing a picture of
tbe emiieror with his beard half grown,
contrary to the orders issued tlial no
portrait be made until permission is
given, presumably when the beard has
attained its lull growtn.
lu this picture the emperor's effort
looks like a failure, the irrowth being
stubby and irregular, in spite ol a liberal
iinnlicalion ol pomade. This picture, of
course, was in great demand, but its sale
was cut short by the interlercnce of the
police. Graves asserts that he made the
photographs for a Philadelphia publisher,
and that he had no intention ul permit
ting their sale in Germany.
A Ft RlOt M CiAI.K.
EASY INSTALLMENTS,
LOWEST : PRICKS,
HIGHEST GUARANTEES.
ESTABLISHED SIX YEARS AAO.
I can refer to hondreds o patrons, the bast
hi weatim North Carolina. Call oa or
address
C. FALK.
35 N. Main Street,
ASHEVILLE, Nt C.
OR
Spartanburg;, S. C.
Brilliant Kleclrlcal Display.
Alliance, O., Sept. 8.-The most de
structive storm ever known here passed
over earlv vesterdav morning. Twelve
houses and barns were struck by light
ning, the loss aggregating $50,000. The
electrical display was bewildering in its
intensity.
Mississippi's Collon Crop.
Caiko, Miss., Sept. 8. The ieriod of
intense heat has devcloied the cotton
bolls, and tbe worms which'threatened to
injure them, have disapieared. The re
sult is that the prospect, are that there
will lie an excellent cotton crop.
Norfolk public Hullcllna; ttlte.
Washington, Sept. 8. The treasury
department has selected as a site for the
new public building at Norfolk, Vn., the
property at the soutnwest corner ol
Atlantic and Plume streets.
Ran Over and Killed.
Kichmon.ii, Vn., Sept. 8. Bettie Daw
on and Sissie Horn two white women
were killed this morning bv an outgoing
freight train on the Peninsula division of
the Chesapeake and unio railroad.
Carahop Partly Hurned.
Pobt Hi'KON, Mich., Sept. 7. The
carshops ! the Grank Trunk railway
were partially destroyed by fire lust uight
entailing a loss ol $7o.Hu.
Mr. A. L. Hnven. Mill Village, N. H
writes: Bradvcrotine cured mv head'
ache, nothing else ever did."
Halifax, N. V lulled by an vn
usually Heavy CMortn.
Halifax, N. S., Sept. 8.-A furious
southwest hurricane with vivid lightning
nil torrents of rain, struck this city Inst
venine and raged with great violence for
three ounrlers of an hour. The storm
blew down part of the staging con
necting the grain elevator with the deep
water wharves. Ihe rite-puut yneni
Youla, one of the fastest boats belonging
to the koval naW. the yacht Souadron,
and the schoouer-'yaeht Wenonah, owned
bv Commodore Edwards, were touiuy
wrecked.
PKOrLE'H PARTV SIK1H.
FOREIGN.
The second series of the great French
army maneuvers, in which about 110,
000 men are taking part, commenced
Saturday.
Sophie Guenberg, the famous Nihilist,
who was sentenced in November last to
imprisonment for life at Schlusseluerg,
an island of the Neva, 21 miles from St.
Petersburg, has committed suicide.
Field Marshal von Blumenthal has
been succeeded by Prince Leopold of
Bnvaria. This is taken to be another
instance of the desire of Emperor Wil
liam to please the South German ledera
tion. HOME.
It is rumored that Senator Hawley, of
Connecticut, has been offered the war
office, to succeed Secretary Proctor.
Governor Hill is said to have declared
for Hon. Koswell P. Flower as the demo
cratic candidate for governor of New
York.
Ex-Senator Piatt, manager of the re
publican machine in New York, denies
that he has dropped ex-President White
is an available candidate lor governor.
The President. George W. Boyd, Lieut.
lohn W. Parker. CharlesCoffin, of Mary
land, and Congressman lohn E. Reyburn I
went stupe shooting Saturday near t-ape i
May.
The tax commissioners of Indiana have I
raised devaluation ol Axtell.the famous
trotter, to $15,000. The chairmaa of JJ) AQENT FOR THE
the State tax commission snya the asser-1
tions that Axtell had cost l05,uuu were
ntrue: that the once paid was $50,000.
This and the fact that the famous racer
had recently had a touch of lameness m-
tluenced the commission ts tax his owner I
lor only $15,000.
The train robbers who were thought I
to have escaped across the Rio Grande
river with a sum said to be $20,000,
which thev secured from the express car
on the Southern Pacific Railroad, were
met Friday by a body of rangers, who IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
i , , . r i - u..i i
naa oeen in pursuit, nnu a imms iuw i
place. Reports received say that thir-l
teen of the robliers and two rangers were I
killed, and several on both sides were
wounded. The remainder ol the robbers
escaped.
Nominees of that organisation
In Massachusetts.
Boston, Sept. 8 The people's party
has had a convention here and nomina
ted the following state ticket: Henry
Wiun, of Maiden, governor; Win.
Shields, Boston, lieutenant governor;
Joseph I). Cadle, Wcstlieldt, secretary ol
state; Thos. A. Watson. Bramtree, treas
urer and receiver general; vm. u. ytbkc
tirld, Lynn, auditor; Israel 1). Andrews,
Danvcrs, attorney-general.
CSKKAT HCOTTt
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
ASHEVILLE LOAN, CONSTRUCTION
The Dally CltUen
A CHANCE FOR A MECHANIC TO GET
A HOME.
1 ill ..II a . j.fWMn Km. mnA knIM .Im
Is always alive to the iuterestsof Ashe-1 two room house on same tor $soo, If any
person win rarnian aiou, ana win five i, 2.
3, 4 years on balance. Lota la food neif h
borhood, close to atreet cara.
Will aell ale lota Box ISO feet 3Vi milea of
court hoase, for f 50 Vi cash, balance in 12
months. Call and act me.
J. M. CAMFBBLL.
Texas Surely is a urrm "':
Here's the Evidence.
McGrkcor, Tex., Sept. 8.-Mrs. Mc-
Griffin, who gave birth to triplet! ten
mouths ago, broke the record last night
with a quartette. All seven are doing
well.
Painting the town red means head
ache in the morning. Simmons Liver
Regulator prevents it.
Title and its people.
Is the most popular advertising medi
um in North Carolina.
Is read by a greater number of people
than any other secular paper in the state.
Is always nuca wiin tne cnoicesi rcau
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The noet who wrote the above, must
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first time, that if he had taken Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in his
earlier illness, he would never have reach
ed his present hopeless condition! What I
can be more sad tnnn a Keen realization
of what "might have been?
Physicians now admit that consump
tion is simply scrofula in the blood at
tacking the lung-tissues. It is nryer sale
to allow the blood to remain impure,
and it is especially reckless, when snch a
pleasant harmless remedy as Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery will drive every
taint of scrofula or impunty Irom the
system, causing a current of healthy, re-1
iuvenating blood to leap through the
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