THE ASHlSVrL.r.E DAILY CITIZEN
Tues.1av Uvening, July 18, 1893.
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Tm Daily Citizen, Ietrncratlc. in pullinhi'il
every afternoon (cscept Sundaur) at the fol
lowing rates mtrivtlr cuab:
WK YKAK.... $.
Kix Months 3. on
Tiiirh Months l.fi
Omb Month r.
OMR WRBK IS
TUESDAY. JULY IS. 1893.
The latest revelations conccriiiiiK the
fiiilureof the bank at post oria, Ohio,
controlled by the late Secretary of the
Treasury, show that the country Uiil
not change its hnaiirial manager any
too soon. It teems that Mi. Foster
overdrew liis account some hundreds of
thousands ol dollars. The lank
wus a private bank, however, and
tlie cx-Sccretary will probably never
liuve to accotint tor the deposits.
Kai.kicii isn't a very laic town, anil
it would stem tliat the na-iie of the cor
respondent w ho bin teil in some thous
ands of papers throughout the country
t tint there was eholei a in Northampton
euiinlv iniht be pnlilishcil, so that it
could be put into the Slate album ol
lilkirs alony with llvams. The next
time it is learned in Raleigh that there
is n disease in the suburb sour where
tliat has not been named it wiU he well
to hit on the top ol the heatl with n club
the man who proposes to telegraph the
tiict to the world.
I'ONSIUKK Till-: Mi i.i:.
The evidence that all the persons
stricken by lijihtniui; at the leeent pro
liiliiliou election in ltroail Uiver town
ship, McDowell county, were "wets" and
that no one ol the "iliys" was injured
seems to have been well established.
The interest fell in relereuee to that sin
14ular oecurrciice continues to lie ilis
cussed in the newspapers; and in Mc
Dowell county the people have not
ceased to talk about it, lightly as well as
seriously. That it is aiding the prohi
bition e. ui.se is acknowledged by the
"wets." If another election were held
soon in that county scores of people who
were anti-prohiljitioints would, il is
said, either stay at home or turn out
ami vote "dry."
While prohibitionists, part of the "icli
Kous elcmciit" ami many ot the "wets,'
Iwlievc, as one ol the liyhtnin;-sti tick
men expressed it, that the Almighty had
soiuelliin; to ilo with it, another
rather ingenious and scientific idea has
Ijeen advanced by a gentleman who was
on the ground when the lij;hliiiii) llusl
tell upon the crowd. He s.ivs the "wets'
were supplied with lire water ami were
drinking it copiousb, most ol them hav
ing heeimic drunken and disorderly
llcnee, he believes, that the elcctiie cur
rents were drawn to those whose botlics
were saturated with wliiskev, while
those free from liiiior escaped.
Now let scientists test this them v bv
practical experiment. (f coarse l'rohi
bitiouist Hill's mule that was killed bv
tlie same stroke must be taken into eon
S'deration.
IM HKII.I.I';u M1CI.I I..HCli.Iii .
The semi-annii.'il report ol new mill
construct ion which the Dostou Textile
World presents in its July issue states
"that the growth of cotton inanufactur-
i njj lias been greater in the North than
in the South, and that there is no indica
tion that the latter Stales areuaiuiug; at
t lie expense of the former." Consii lei in
the state of the money market in the
last six months the greater conservatism
of the South in business matters inihl
account for the check in the i."'- -
cotton manufacturiutr ' he
Textile World i. i r ,
"Til" . . n.,-.v: 1.- 'v.
t-, i i ; ; 1 1 ', 1 1 1 - ' ; : 1 1 ! I I : ! I . O U 1 1
ct i.i ! , I 7 mcatiou o
ii -w pl .i, - oil supplv ot skillei
help is ( . . a liv manufacturers to
K' n mii ic important factor than cbcai
ri in or power.
Referring somewhat to this point 1'at
rick Walsh, editor ot the Augusta Chron
icle, wrote recently.
"The South has m great measure
driven New l.uglanil from the mamilac
ture ol brown goods, such as sheetings
shirtings ami drills. . . . With the cli
mate anil cheap water power and raw
material in the ileitis alongside the mills
I can see no insuperable obstacle in the
way ol the South luiiig as successful m
the nianfacturc of course yarns. It takes
time and money to accomplish enduring
works. New bngland will not yield her
supremacy in manufacture ot tine cotton
iroods without a heroic- struggle; but
ttkill ami capital combined with the unri
valled natural ad vantages ot the South
will in due time transfer to her the su
premacy ol the cotton industry.
A visit to New liiiglanit two years
ago satisfied me ot the secret of the sue
cess of the people of t ha t section. With
out natural advantages either of climate
or products cither of the soil or mine.
New Kngland's bank vaults are tilled
with money, her capital wealth is the
jjrentest and her artisans and laborers
sire the best tin id in the wotld. Neces
sity was the stimulus of her industry.
The education of the head and the train
ing of the eye anil hand have enabled the
people of New linglaml to overcome the
disadvantages ot nature and to trans
form her barren soil into sites for work
shops and factories, whose endless pro
ducts find profitable sale in the markets
of this and other lands. New Ivngland
has the experience and skill and the reg
ular channels ot trade in which to dis
pose of her wares. I do not underrate
those advantages, but they are not in
surmountable." Col. Walsh's remarks seem to point
logically to the necessity of establishing
manual training schools throughout the
South.
II ILLINOIS
Pi J AM 1HHIURANT.
The Wi alerii Hotel IMU ro WaBit
'Water.
buiTou The Ci riziiN : My attention
has been called to an article appearing
in your paper of the 17th, signed by
Mayor ration in which that gentle
man stales that he lias cither "been re
liably informed" or knows by personal
investigation that water is being wasted
it the Western Hotel.
I beg leave to most tin phat ically ilcuv
the said statement. To mv certain
knowledge no water has been wasted it
this house. To the contrary, the hotel
has been placed at great inconvenience
bv the failure ol his honor the Alavor ot
itis hvilioidinales to supply a sullicient
quantity of water to meet the needs of
the house, anil the management has
manv times been compelled to hire witter I
carried from outside places to meet its
requirements.
Whether this is attributable to a want
ol sullicient pressure to biing the water
to t he seei mil lloor or not. w hile the
water is being used below, or atti iliuta
ble simply to the cutting oil ol the water
by the city lor reasons ol their own, we
do not know. We do know however,
that Mayor l'attou will do quite well to
investigate hum t closely a subject ol this
character before publishing his accusa
tions, ami make himself a htile belter
inh nuied as to tin- rcliahilil y of his in
formants hclorc mu k ing his threats or
preferring charges.
We pay lor a sullicient quantity ot
water to meet our needs and propose to
use such an a niotiii t ol i t , and invite his
investigation. .ls. -... lUiriu t iv,
1 'roprict ress Western Hold.
I lit v Hid Not WukIc vt.-r.
Ian rim Tun Citi.i-n : We noticed in
yesterday's Crri2!-:N an ai tide Iroui
Mayor I'att , which reads thus: "Here
are some ot the people w ho by careless
ness cause great waste of water and
render meters indespetisalile : County
court house. Cowan nz Co., or Hflkcrv
on North court squat e. etc."
W'c emphatically say that the state
ment as made by Mayor 1'atton is not
true concerning us.
We would ask Mayor 1'attoii with
justice to ourselves, that beloic he makes
another untrue statement concern nig
anyone, that he would cither come hiiit
sell or read some reliable person and see
that our statement is correct.
We arc respectfully,
'. K. I 'u w ii ii iV- Co.,
J. M. Wood,
American Dakcry.
i-im: ckoi'm i :x ti.tv.
I-'irHt Wc-l. Tltt-n Ilrv-Vlsilorn
tiilU'Ki'-l.iiiii ler.
II i-.s ii. i.l-:. Clay Co., N.C., July 17.
Cropsol "all kinilscxccpt Iriut are the best
known yeais. The continued rains have
abated and we now have diy weather
which it is feared, will injure the crops il
it continues much longer. Messrs. Dal
ton ct Co., are now manulaeturiug fur
niture here.
llayesville has a well orgauiccd liter
ary soeietv and the surrounding country
as well as the town inaiiilcsis u great
deal ot interest in it.
The lii in of Clu iry ec Scroggs have
dissolved. The sign now leads J. I'.
Cherry .V Sun.
Col. (1. II. ilaiglcr has taken charge ol
the postolliee.
Dr. no. V. Duncan and his accom
plished daughter, Miss eorgia, of At
lanta arc enjoying; our pure atmosphere
and water. We think a more desirable
place than llayesville could not be found
for a summer resort.
The I layesville M a le and Female c '
lcge will soon be revived, with W. IT.
I ' 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 is as t he head master. T his school
has accomplished a great ileal in t he
past. The Cherokee Lumber company arc at
work at several points cutting and float
ing lumber, which, it is hoped, will be a
great linauei.il aid to our county.
l-'Ura 4iK AII t)I COHN l'V.
Mrgrvca Treated ait TbounbThej
Were Chinese.
Caklylh, 111., July 1C. At Sandoval,
13 miles east of Carlyle, owing to a
scarcity of laborers, two strange negroes
were employed by carpenters to help
finish a house. Negroes are not allowed
to live in that place, consequently a
party of 75 waited upon the carpenters,
threatening to-iynch the negroes if they
did not moire at once. They finally com
promised, the men agreeing to leave
town as soon as the building was fin
ished. Doctor obn 11. Williams has located
his new offices in the front rooms over
Kaysorcfe Smith's drag store.- In order
to accommodate his consultation prac
tice be 'jrive -morninjr and afternoon
boars, i. e-, 11 to 1 and 3 to S. .
Valuable TeHlliuonv On Ail im
portant UUCMIIOU.
Putrick Walsh iu i' liu Uanona Traleiuiin
The Governors of several Southern
States met in Richmond a few mouths
ago to discuss to subjects of capital and
immigration. Thev whercascd and they
rtsolvcd that the South was the best
country in the United States and prom
iscil the In si field lor investment and de
velopment. Dut thai is the end of the
con vt n t ion. The Governors hail a good
social t ime and nothing is rxK'Cledto
come of 1 be mct'timr.
A great deal can be said on i in migra
tion. There are people in every Southern
city and State who tlo not want foreign
ers at all. and there aie others who hon
estly believe that the South would be
better oil without them. 1 heard len.
Toombs remark that there was no more
land in Georgia than our children and
g'-atidchililren needed. Kutthisisau over
strained view on the subject. Georgia
and other Southern Slates would lie
greatly benefited by the influx id' honest
ami ind usti ions immigrants, no matter
whether thev come from liuropc or the
North.
We have no room in this country for
Amu chists. Socialists and Communists,
or for criminals or other wicked anil un
desirable persons. Knt il is to tly in the
face of the great benefits resulting from
immigration and deny its utility as ex
e.nplilied in the West to raise a hue and
cry against the honest and industrious
people of ICutopc who seek homes in this
country. 1 shall never forget that I was
once an immigrant ami tliat there arc
t hotisauds as good as 1 am in the laud
that I lelt HI years ago, who are just as
anxious as I was to come to the laud of
the West to seek an honest livelihood
ami enjoy the blessings oflibcrly.
A l ine Hait i' ' Rews-reacliern
WlUltlll,
Johnson, Graham cuunty N. C, Inly
1 f. Crops in Graham county are line.
Corn looks better than it has for 1(1
years, but wc arc needing rain, (tats
ami rye are fine, the harvest is about
over. Corn is about laid by.
The Itclding lumber company has a
few men at work. It is thought t hey will
start up with a lull force in a short time.
Muck Shuyer, w ho was shot on the
third day ol March by Serene Gunter, is
still alive, but can't last long in his pres
ent cotuliliou.
Henry Millsaps, w ho was cut bv lid.
Grant, is improving last. Doctor Max
well thinks he will be all right in a short
time. Millsaps has had the Ix-sl of al
tenciou from Dr. Wilson and Allen
Uolden.
W'c waul some good school teachers in
Graham. A teacher holding a first or
second grade can get a good school at
once by writing to C. M iilsop, t his town.
The mountain range is good, and there
arc inure good beef cattle in Graham
than for years past. Meef buyers could
de well heie
TAKK HVAltT,
if you'ro a sulVeriiig woman.
The chrome wnikni-sws, pupiful
disorders, anil delicate derane
nttMit that com3 to woman
only have t positive remedy in
Dr. rii-nn s Viivorite Prescrip
tion. If you'll f.iithfully use it,
every disturhmiro and Irregu
larity can tie M'i-niant'ntIy cured.
It's a lcgitUTiato iuc-diciue for
woman, carefully ndapteil to
her ilelieato organization. It
builds up and Invigorates tha
entiro system, regulates and
promote all tho proper func
tions, and restores health and
strength.
" Favorito Prescription la
the only remedy for woman's
ills that's (jimrnntverl. If it
fails to lienefit or cure, you
uavo your money uarK.
Which is the best to try, if you have Ca
tarrh a medicine that claims to have cured
others, or a medicine that Is backed by
money to cure ytni i The proprietors of Dr.
ISageS Catarrh Remedy agree to cure your
Catarrh, jter-frctlu and permanent j, or
they'll pay you (500 in cush.
WeHl Anlieville and Hnlph ur
Mprlncn Ksllwsv.
LKA VB P. O. FOR 8UL- LEAVE SI LPIU'R
Fill B SI'KlNtiS. SI'KIXGS.
7.45 a m
H.45 a m
0.45 a m
1U.45 a m
11.45 am
12.45 p m
1.45
2.45
3.45
4.45
5.45
.45
ni
m
m
ni
m
K.30 a in
9.30 a m
1).30
11. 30
la.30
1.30
a.3(l
3.30
4..30
5.30
0.30
a m
a m
p m
p m
p m
p m
p m
p m
p m
lixcept Suudays when car will leave
Sulphur Spri'ms at lO a m resnraini? the
regular schedule UKain by leaving depot
at 1 1 a. iu.
Cars between postoffice and depot
every 15 minutes.
Mnnv PerHoiiH aro troken
dnwn from overwork nr houfeholii cares.
Kronn's 1 ron Hitters Keboiiris the
yatem, aids durmtfcm, mmra esoeas of bus.
sua cures mslnrls. Oet Uts gnniunw.
As melody is to the car and color to
the eve, so iu tine soda water is the
flavor of fruit to the taste. Only finest
syrups .it I'clham's.
Pure zS
A cream of tartai hakinx powtltr. IU;ti
cst f m in l'itvi'tMtiK Ktri-iipth. Latent
I'tiitcil Sti. tcs iJuviTii int'ti t I'uoil KcMrt.
KUVA I- It A K I N. I'OWDKK CO.,
Km; Wall St., New York.
SOUVENIRS
ti-GEMS-lr
Weddinej Presents.
JEWELRY
MADE TO ORDER.
ARTHUR Bf .PIKLI,
LtADSNG JEV.ELER,
s kui'Tm main 8tui:i:t.
FOR SALE !
Tlif untlersinctl, agents fur thi: hens ol
II. V. Vance, Uceiascii, will Bill the
HI VliKSiniC FA KM o F 72 A C KS,
!-yin; f-ur niilt s from the court Imuse, either
in out lto.l v or in tracts of 1(M) ditch. Terms
of siilc rcHon;il'e ami prices tutiilerate. On
the puniiMcs iirc a Huur and corn mill, one
lare ct welling, large stable ant cow house,
fine water power, inl eight houses fir ten
antH, tobacco barns, ct... also ore farm ot
1-7 acres back of n rid ailjoinitiR Hotel Alex
ander ; one farm of acres, adjoining Ho
tel Alex.'inder on the F rem h Broad; al-so the
Ale x antler 1 1 otel, with good k table, store
house, tenant house, tobacco liarns, etc.
The hotel has 4-0 rooms nod is a good stand
for hotel and mercantile busincHs.
H. II. & J. M. VANCli,
iyfWIlm Alexander, N.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
ljt'l FM F NT Fneul t v cf tcaeher, t 1
buildings, 7 tcientttie Iaboratrits, libra
ry ol 30,000 volumes, 31 ii students.
INSTRUCTIDS 5 gepernl course; i brief
-'-'- . I ' "liniiuuBl V U U I 1 1 1 I a w ,
medicine, engineering and chemistry; op
tional courses;
liX PliNSHS-Tuition, $GO 1 cr year. ScboF
arships and loans for the needy.
Address
TIU:SIDENT Wl NSTON,
icllaiin Chaiicl Hill, N. C.
NEW JJEKNLJ ACADEMY.
A rKl.NCIl'AL, WANTED.
Tbe trustees of New Ilcrnc Academy invite
correspuntlcnc-c with persona competent to
take charge of antl conduct u high st-hool In
the city of New Ilcrnc, N. C. A person poor
KMits tbc necessary qualifications can se
cure si very liberal and remunerative con
tract with the Hoard.
. The facilities for conducting a high grade
school are, in all respects, ample. Address
W. M. WATSON. Secretary.
)y6d'iw New Berne. N. C
TUB NORTH CAROLINA
College of Agriculture & Mechanic Arts
Will t-eicin its fifth session September 7,
1M(3. This college is now well equip
ped for its sneeial work, bavins; extensive
wood and iron shops, carefully fitted up
drawina room, chemical, botanical and hor
ticultural laboratories, frreenhouae and
bam.
The teaching force for the next year con
sists of fifteen men. The two courses lead
to srraduatioa In aKricultnrc and in mechan
ics 1 and civil eUK-ineeriajr.
Total cost a year, including board:
County student $ 93. BO
Pay students 123.GO
ror catalogues, apply to
A. Q. UOLLAUAY. President,
lyiadlw SalelKh, N. C.
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FAMILIES
FITTED : IN ; FOOTWEAR
- uv-
BLANTON, WRIGHT & CO.
No. 39 Pat tun Avenue.
Hot !
Hot !
BUT PRICES ARE
Away
ON WALL. PAPER & PAINTS. Below Zero!
Geo. W. May 6c Co.,
lO NORTH COURT SQUARE
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
do voir wbar pants Do You Wear Pants?
Wli CAN FIT YOU.
WiK CAN FIT VOU!
I'iiiiIm, $;t lo $iu IT. -
- Suit., $13.1:5 to $tS.0O
liVliHV CARMKNTCI'TTI) OK.
UliR ANI1A 1-ITOL'AKANTliIiL).'
-Boo Sumplts in the 1'Uica to jk-kct
l-'roiu.
Plymouth Rock Pants Co.,
OSSOl'lll MAIN STREliT.
VSTest for the Summer.
Many of our readers will go to tlio World's Fair this
Summer. While in the Went, why not vifsitwoiue of its
leailin resorts see the Yellowstone, the Yoneinite,the
Grand Cation, of the Colorado, Hot Springs, S. D.,
Helena, Mont., or take a trip to Alaska,, the (Sreat
Salt Luke, or o to Banff, visit the resorts of Luke
Minuetonka, Minn., Excelsior Springs, Mo., Colorado
SprinsH, Tike's Peak and Mauitou, the California
mountain summer resorts, picturesque Mackinac, and
the various Michigan resorts, or the Lake resorts of
Wisconsin? We will gladly send you full printed in
formation in regard to these resorts or any others,
with the wavs of reaching them via any point, and
help you to lay out any tour or route you may think
or taking;. Write, asking for what you want. By
special arrangement with the jlecivation Department
of The Christian Union, New Icrk, Address
THE DAILY CITIZEN. Asheville, N. C.
CAESAR'S HEAD HOTEL.
Located on the'sumtnit of Cu-'sar's Head
mountain, in pcr South Carolina, 4.600
fret above the sea; average temperature,
fiom utl to 70, with an atmoHihcrc dry,
soft, balmy, exhilarating; a vcritabl. "elixir
of life." Will be ogiencd for the season of
1 H'.L'J on May 1IG. The comfort of guests
will at all times anil in all things be most
carefully consulted.
TMstavnce from Asheville, 45 miles; from
Hcndersonvillc, 20 miles; over good roads,
through a charmingly delightful country.
V. A.. MILKS, 91. .,
mavudtf
PKOPKIBTUR
THE ESMERALDA INN,
HICKORY NUT GAP,
IN THE CENTRE OF THE THERMAL BELT!
NOW OIMJN PUR MUS1NBS3!
Attractions Chimney Rock, OH Bnld
Mountain. Silver Palls, Cascades of
Broad River. The Pools, Cathedral
Cavern, Hickory Nut Palls, I.35U
ft. hiich. Pishing and Bathing.
Statre will le sent on request and can ac
commodate five persons. Address
VIR.S. K. FERGVSON,
mav22dif Bat Cave, N.C.
HOTEL ALEXANDER
ALEXANDER, N- C
Kates $6.00 and 7.00 per week.
Children and Servants Half Price.
GOOD WATBR I
GOOD BBD8 I
GOOD BOARD t
U. IJ. AND J. N. VANCE,
janSMlm Proprietors.
Excursion XicketH !
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
CHEAP RATH TO ALL POINTS !
C V. RAV,
Member American Ticket Brokers' Assorts.
Uoa, Mi ooata Mala stmt.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
Do yi wear them 7 When next In seed try s pair.
Best In the world.
5.00.
53.00
m V250
M I.7S
"(iF0B B0V3
44.00
3.50
2.50
2.25
2.00
FOR
If you want idne DRESS SHOE, maifo In (he l.itesl
styles, don't pay $6 to $R, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 n
15 Shoe, They fit eii'ial to custom made and look am
sear as well. If you wish to economize In your footwear,
Jo so by purchasing W. L. Dourl.it Sh-ie, Name tnc
vice ttimpod sn the bottom, M for It when yoo bay.
W. X.. lOU(iLA3. Itrarktan, If see. Sold by
Blanton, mrrigbt & Co.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE.
Grading of all kinds done. All slses ot
crashed stone furnished. Send nil urdcra to
postoifice Uoi I4-M, Asheville, N. C.
ao(ldt
34Ycara HxpcricDce-34
MILTON HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BUTLPBB.
Office and shop, Wolfe Balldlas.
CORN BR COURT PLACB AND MARKET
8TIBRT.
INSURE YOUR PR0PERTT WITH
E. J. ASTON,
General 1 Ittaurancc 1 .Accnt.
Rear No. SO Bouts Main street.
CatabUshed IMS.
Asbevfile. N. C,
J. A. TBNNRNTi
ARCHITECT : AND : CONTRACTOR
nan, ppeeiAcatloM nd etrtimatr ftar
iabed. All work fat mv line contracted tVr.
and bo citargca lor drawing ua con tr acta
wanKfl ok.
Rcfarcncea wbea dctrirrd.
OAcc. Moatbeaat Coart Bqaan, AabCTlltc.
World's Fair, Ohicaco.
afaj asaj sjbj aj Oitvaifn AranflC ana iBUi BCnwCi
U nTFI rirepmaf 1 Ut ruomi Mf r.li
111 1 bss Orosmtai hailM vnrj sVxir
a Assess and Rornpfiu slsns
n(rriTT?,,",ild'- FlrsKlsis fasult
s.MM..e tsaoi swMamai
COLUMBIAS LEAD I
Tliey Won Every liacc at Carrier's Track
On July 4 !
IF .you wiiut to buy u wliwl we invite you
to cull wheie ouly Til K BEST WIIEKLS
are aoltl.
ASHEVILLE BICYCLE CO,
O L yPzxXtoxx Avenue.
ASHEVILLE WOODWORKING CO
Doors, Sasli, Blinds, Stair Work, Mouldings,
MANTLES, BANK AND BAR FIXTURES.
Hard Wood Lumber Work a Specialty !
1WTIWATHS PROMPTLY CIVKW.
The riant is Extensive und IIhs Every Facility for
Every Class of Work !
FACTORY OPPOSITE R. & D. PASSENGER DEPOT
J. H. LEE, Business Manager.
K. S. CLAYTON, HUPlCRIISXliNIOHT.
French Broad Lumber Co.
Having accumulated a largo 8tok of
Framing, Sheathing, &c, will Hell
FRAMING AT 75 IMiR 1,000 FKHT.
SHEATHING $5.50 " 44 "
LUWlS MADDUX, rres H. T. COLLINS, VIce lTes. L. P. M'LOUD, Caahlr
Capital. $50,000. Surplus, $40,000.
WESTERN CAROLINA BANK.
Stale, County And City Depository.
Organised May, 1888.
DEPOSIT BOXES IN FIRE PROOF VAULTS RENTED AT REASONABLE RATES
GENERAL MANKIND BUSINKNH TRANSACTED.
Interest Paid 011 Icpolt In (taxing Ocparlnicnt.
DIBBCTOHH ' ,
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GLENN SPRINGS WATER
IS A SURE RELIEF TO SUFFERERS.
Wlat lluu. T D Johnston .ays a boat it:
"About four years sko I commrncrd the ust of the OtcnnStttiitfc water, to tkl my sys
tem cif the malsrla front which l.fcsd been suflerlaa for some time. The water has en.
tirrly rellrrtd me aad I rhterfully slate that 1 bcllere it to be as good water as can be
found for all ordinary diwafcs of the lir.r and kidneys. For a Rrucr.l tonic and renuvater
of the sisteni I believe it hs. an equal. Very truly yonta.
"T. I. JOHNSTON."
From John I'. Arthur, E.q , A Horary at Law:
"1 don't know the constituents of the Glenn Springs water; if I did I would make some
formystlf. Neither do I know bow it acts; If 1 did 1 would act so myself. It is a well
made water and it acts well. I ran only say that lit effects on me and my fbrefatbeis has
been more beneficial than any other water wc ever used, aad I am (lad It has been nut in
the reach of as poor a man as JOHN P. ARTHUR,
"To ?ilham's l'harmary, M.y 23, 18U3."
What C. T Rawls writes Pelham's I'harm icy, Asheville, N C.
."Gentlemen: I have ased Glenn Springs water aad consider it, on comparrd with other
mineral waters, tbc best I know of. Everyone in South Carolina known about 'Old Glen
Springs.' Ia fact it has been most favorably known there for a century. Yours truly,
"C. T. BAWLS."
Asheville, N. C, May 37. 1893.
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