THE ASHEVILIiE DATLY CITIZEN
Thursday Uvening, August 10, 1893.
ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN
Tub Daii-t Citizen, Democratic, la published
every afternoon (except Sunday) at the fol
lowing rates atrictlr cash:
OKI V BAR $0.00
Six Months 3.oo
Thibr Months l.BO
0 Month ro
URiWasK Is
THURSDAY. AUGl'ST lO, 1893.
SviiAKiNG of "our countrymen who la
bor," President Cleveland says in liin
message that tlicy "are entitled to the
most watcbftil care of their Kovcrn
mcnt." The finances of the country, so
far as they are in the hands of the na
tional government, are entitled to its
watchful care, as ate all other materia
interests it has in charge; but no class of
jicople is in the care of the government,
nor ever should be in a free country. It
is the government that must be watched
by the people, not the people by the Kv-
cruinent. Just as little paternalism ,
possible, please.
Only the vigilance of the New York
health authorities kept the cholera out
of that city when the steamer Karaniania,
from the infected port of Naples, came
into the harbor last week. One case o(
the disease has already developed among
her passengers, and it is probable tln-.t
two of the deaths on the voyage over
were from cholera. There was not at
first much reason for detaining the vessel
at quarantine, except for the fact that the
officers of the vessel had suspiciously
little information to give as to these
deaths. The Karamauia was, moreover,
in a filthy condition in the passenger
tiuartere. and now that one case ol
cholera hasdcvclopcd it is to be expected
that there will be others to follow.
.1 iwxiurs yousg i'iasist.
QOSLING STEW.
Bit LIVELY TSO W !
There is one thing this country will
not tolerate iu the present condition of
business and the present tempi r of the
people and that is delay. Congress
must do something and do it quickly.
The adjournment of the Senate Tues
day "out of respect to the memory" of a
deceased Senator was a solemn farce; it
delayed the publication of the Presi
dent's message i!4 hours, and, consider
ing the necessity for legislation to lift
our financial depression, if legislation
will do that, It fell little short of being
wicked trifling. No honors due n Sen
ator already mouldering in his grave,
decently buried by his friends and rela
tives, can excuse Congress for delay in
getting down to work.
Neither will a partisan wrangling over
contested seats be received by tin people
with any other feeling than that of dis
gust at the delay thereby caused. There
are Democrats enough in the House and
Senate if they are of the right kind; let
them get speedily to work to prove that
they have something statesmanlike
about the in.
WIC NI'tT ;hTM1 XOiilCXIltCK.
Secretary Morton recently remarked
that the workman who saved money
was labor and capital combined. His
assertion was demonstrated recently in
a Western city where a run by work
men on a bank compelled it to refuse a
loan to a large manufactory, and it was
thus compelled to close. As many of
these panic-stricken workmen wire em
ployed at the factory they had, by with
drawing their accumulated capital at a
critical time, thrown themselves out tf
work. As the Toledo Commercial saj s :
If you ha ve money on hand, first pay
your debts; then, if you have sonic left,
lend it to some one who can secure you
against loss your neighbor, your em
ployer, or a bank. In this way it will
earn you interest and put the wheels of
business in motion. I he person w ho
draws his money out of a bank in To
ledo and hides it away ought to be
driven out of the city to find a home in
some locality where the seal of the citv
is: "Every one for himself and the devil
take the hindmost." Many a man is
out of a job today because he and his
wife hurried to the bank a few weeks
ago to draw out the few dollars they had
there. The next week his employer was
made to pay up a loan and forced to
shut up his shop and the first man to be
discharged was this panic-struck deposi
tor. We are knit and bound together so
closely that even an ignorant woman
may in drawing; out her few dollars bring
hardships on hundreds and herself lose
many times the amount of her deposit."
The Nashville, Tcnu., American of
J uly 30 contains a loug article concerti
ng; Miss Marie Louise liailey of that
city, who Is now attracting more atten
tion in the musical world at home and
abroad than any American pianist has
ever d.-nc. Miss liai'cy, who is now
scarcely IS years old, went when
14- to Leipzig, the musical ccnttc of
Iv 11 rope, and began her studies.
She received encouragement from the
first and at the end of a year was ac
corded the privilege oi performing before
Kir.g Albert of Saxony. The result was
that she was granted a scholarship at
the Leipzig conservatory. Last spring,
ha vine finished her course of study, she
was invited to play before King Albert.
The New York Musical Courier says of
1 his event :
"Miss Marie Louise liailey, the young
Aiiieiican piano virtuoso, was com
manded by the King of Saxony to appear
at the royal castle to play for the court,
M:ss liailey rendered her entire musical
program alone for one hour before the
King and Ouccn and members of the
court. At the conclusion the Kinj; con
gratulated the talented American on. her
A-onilcrlul execution, and in honor of her
genius conferred on her 1 he tit le of ' Kon
igliche Sachsifchc K.nminervirtuosiii.'
Miss llailcv has studied for several years
in Germany, and later lu Vicnim under
I '11 if. Li schetizUy."
After this Miss l'.aiky was invited to
a banquet by the Kitit;, given in bci
h'Mior. About this time she composed
a minuet at Vienna ami dedicated it to
the Archduchess Sophia, and as a result
of this she was invited to the wedding.
The date of the invitation to plav at
the Court of Saxony was April U, 1S13,
and on the day following the appoint
ment -t court pianiste was sent to her.
It is the only instance of its having been
conferred upon a torcigncr, and it has
never been conferred upon one so vomig.
1 . :.. 1 1.:., . t :
11. nia 111 ij ktii3 7'iiii! LiiilL .vi iw
I'.ailev made her debut, which was a de
cided success, to be repeated ;it Berlin,
Dresden and other cities. 1 he best crit
ics gave her unstinted praise, and one
clubbed her "the future Caricmio.'' liss
Bailey is able to play from memory !ilH)
solos and concertos. Chopin is her fav
orite, (or, under the guidance of her l'ol
i'h teacher she learned to bring out alt
the beauties of the ureal composer. The
substantial result of Miss Bailev's long
study she shows in a contract with
Steinway, of New York, for a concert
tour of the I'nilcd States to begin 111 No
Tembe r.
While In the American's account
due credit is given to the Conscrva
teiry of Leipzig nnl to Miss Bailey's
principal Austrian teacher, I rot. Lesclie
tizky, no mention is made of her Anier
lean teacher, who, from the age o nine
to the aye of 11, from the beginning of
her scales to her entrance upon the Cen
servatory course at Leipzig, con
ducted the development of her re
mnrkaMc genius along those very
lines of accurate technique and
passionate expression upon which
her world-wide fame now rests. This
teacher is I'rof. W. F. Grab.iu, formerly
of Nashville, but now a citizen of Aslit-
ville. I'ri'f Grabau is musical director in
the Ashcville Female eolleee and organ
ist at the Central Methodist church
The 1'rofesKor feels a sense ef just pride
in the fact that one of his pupils lias
made a world wide reputation at the
ajjc of IS years.
COM MIOSIS OS Till; MLSSAlil:.
NEWS IS OCR OWS STATIC.
Charlotte News: The Cannon Man
ufacturing; company, of Concord, had to
shut down its mills from an unusual
cause. In a lot of 100 bales of cotton
bought in Charlotte were four bales of
peeler or lone; lint cotton. 1 he long lint
rained the day's run, entailing a loss
of $2,000 upon the company.
President Crowell of Trinity College
says a school of journalism will be es
tablished there in September, and will
be in charge of I'rolessor Weber of the
Charleston News and Courier, and Pro
fessor Jecome Dowd. of the Mecklenburg
Timee.
Mr. K. B. Lacy, State commissioner
of labor statistics, says that he finds it
verr difficult to obtain information from
mill owners. Many decline to give it.
Some who do furnish speak in slighting
terms of the work of the Bureau of La
bor Statistics.
Charlotte Observer: Mr, J. C. Long
has cure for hog cholera. It is to put
turpentine on the "devil's" holes in a
hog's leg, give it poke root and feed it
well.
The large lumber mills at Aberdeen.
Moore county, which shut down a
month ago, started up Tuesday. There
are foar mills.
The Atherton, one of the largest of
Charlotte's cotton mills has shut down.
No market for the goods.
t The school census of Raleigh shows
that there are 5.6O0 children of school
age in the city limits.
Corn is selling in Shelby at ( cents
per bushel and wheat at 50.
Pure Gall.
From the Wilmington star.
The Republican party, under the
leadership ofTom Kced in the House and
John Sherman in the Senate, brought
about the present disastrous condition
ol affairs, and he now has the affrontery
to say that it is the result of the Demo
cratic "failure to legislate."
Better Have red It To Hagr
Proa the X sleigh News and Observer.
W beard yesterday that some wheat
had been sold op toward Winston at 45
cents a bushel.
I-'rom tin: C Iid 1 le ttc ( ibse-rve r
It is not to be supposed tor a moment
that the Pies-hicnt would re peal the Sher
man act and stop. To de that wouUl be
to put the country oil a gohl basis at
once. As we see it, it would reduce the
silver dollar from its face to its bullion
value and cause a depreciation of th sil
ver certificates outstanding to the bullion
value of the coin behind them. This sud
den depreciation and contraction, if it
should occur, would mean universal
bankruptcy. It is not to be doubted
that the President would follow the re
peal measure, which lie so earnestly in
sists upon, with some other provision ot
of law other legislative action
which would provide a place for silver in
the currency of the country, auel it is to
be retjretted that fie ilnl not in 1ns mes
sage outline his plan. Few thinking
men will he found to deny that as far as
he goes he is altogether right, and the
only reasonable fault to be found w ith
the message, is that bc.otid a certain
point it is indefinite.
A. IMNUPPOllltlHC'Ill.
from the Ralrinh News- ibscrvrr.
Mc. l le vel.ind s message will oe a
great disappointment to the masses of
the American people, and particularly to
the masses m the South and we suppose
at the West also. We cannot commend
ei' her the substaueeof.it or the argu
mcnt. It has long been understood that
lie would urge the unconditional repeal
of the Sherman law, and fer that we
were entirely prepared, but we had hoiicd
that he would not stopat that, but after
consultation with other exiiene-nced
men would nave rccommcnclcii some
further action. In this we arc tlisap
pointed, and the disappointment is the
greater because we have a verv hih
opinion of Mr. Cleveland's capacity, of
Ins extraordinary powers, of his fine in
telligence and undoubted patriotism.
It seems to us that it was his duty to
have recommended some further action
in view of the situation which be alleges
the country to be in.
w line- elisappomteel in this particular.
we are still more so at some ot the state
ments 011 which he basis his argument.
H. route AriEunicnt.
I-'roin the Kie-hmcnd Despatch.
lie uses the phrase part company as
he used it iu the first anti-silver letter h:
ever penned. He makes n cood argu
ment as to the power of the Secretary o
the Treasury to pay out gold whenever
it was demanded under the laws which
used the word "coin." He makes a still
stronger argument in favor of letting
Europe feel the results of the present con
dition of the silver problem before the
International Bimetahc conference is re
assembled or a new conference is called
mi
111
A VISTVHBA.NCE
Isn't what you want, if your stom
ach and bowels are irregular.
mat s about ail yon fret, tuoueb,
with the ordinary pill. It may re
lieve you (nr the moment, but
you're usually in a worse state af
terward than before.
This Is lust where Dr. Pier'
Pleasant Peltate do most (rood.
They act in an easy and natural
way, very different from the huge,
old-fashioned pills. They're not
only pleasanter, but there's no re
action afterward, and their help
lasts. One little sugar-coated pellet
for a gentle laxative or corrective
three for a cathartic Constipa
tion, Indigestion, Bilions Attacks,
Dizziness, Hick and Bilious Head
aches, are promptly relieved and
cured.
They're the smallest, the easiest
to take and the chrarmxt Dill vera
can buy, for they're QuaranteeA to
give sausiacuon, or your money 11
resurneo.
Ton nay onlr for tbs oood too
In Oberhausen, on a time. t
I fare1 as might a king,
And now I feel the muw suhlime
Inspire nxo to embalm in rhytno
That esculent and wiplel thing,
llchigbt of Cieutilo and ol Jew
A gosling stew I
The good Horr bchuilt. brought out his
iM'St,
Houp, cutlet, sulad, roast;
Ami 1 partoeik Jtb hearty zest.
And presently anon I bleared
That geMitnous and benignant host,
When piul.leiuy duwneu on my view
A gesling stew 1 .
I sniffed it coming on apace.
And nn its odors tillel
The curiems little eltnlns place
I fe'lt a glow suffuse my fueie:
I felt my very marrow thrilled
With rupture altogether now
"Twaa tfosltiiff tew.
Tlicso e-allow birds had never played
Iu yonder villasre pond.
And nert'r throug-h the gateway strayed,
And plaintive splssant uiubIo made
t'pon tue' grassy irreen beyond.
Cooped up they simply ate uud grew
For freisltiir stew I
My "loot or said I mustn't eat
II lull food and seasonixl game;
Hut surely ttosllnif 1 a meat
With tender nourishment rtplut.
Ijcastwiso I gayly ate the Home;
I braved dyspepsia wouldn't you
For gosling- stew ?
I've fonstoel where the 'liossurus grow
rtoaet turkey havo I trU-d;
The Joys of canvasbaclce I know.
And l'Toejiieutly I've eaten crow
In bleak and chill XoveMuoertlda.
I'd barter all that native urew I
For gosling sto w 1
Aud when from Bhtneland I adjoura
To st?ok my Yankee shore,
Ilii.-k shall my memory often turn.
And nere-ely shall my palate burn
For Rwcrtta I'll taste, alas: no more
Oh, that lueln klelne frau e-ould brew
A gosling; stew.
Vain are those keen regrets ef mine,
Aud vain the sons I "hifr;
Yet would I quaff a stoup of mine
To Ofecrbausen auf der Rhine,
Whore fared I like a very king;
A nd bid a lost and fond adieu
To gosling stow.
Eugene Field
Ibsofutely
fure
Powder
A cream of tartar linking pnwilir. High
est of i.II in l:a vcuin; strength. Latest
I'nitcd Status Govcromi'nt I'ood Report.
ROYAL MAKING POVIKK CO.,
IOO Wall St.. New York.
SOUVENIRS
tl-GEMS-
Wedding Presents.
JEWELRY
MADE TO ORDER.
LEADING JEYiELEfl
18 MICTH 91 A IN H I HUIiT.
THE FRENCH BAKERY
Has been nought by W. A. JAM KS, JR.,
uud will be run ns 11 fiist-claws bakery at
NO. 51 COLLUUE STREKT.
We will keep a fresh supply of CAKES,
I'lICS, and liRliAII on hand all the time.
Prompt attention &ive-n all orde-rs.
dive
O-A.I.I. 1
MISS L. M. BhOWNE,
Fori-irrly with Stern llrrVd., if 3rd ntrcct
an I-'iftli avenue. New York City, will be in
town till the first of October, during which
time edie v i'l ive lessons iu the 8. T. Taylor
system of cutting Ladies' Garments. Also
cut patterns fur ladies desiring fcrfect fitting
garments. Can tic seen from lO o'clock to
4- p. m at the Oaks Hotel. aagHdlfm
Business Brevities
THE CELEBRATED
WALL TRUNK !
JUST WHAT YOU WANT. SOLI) I-XCU'SIYIXY 11 V HLANTUN,
WllICiliT & CO.
NOVKLTIM8 IN
TRAVELING BAGS-
PRICES ON-
tx
Iir.-froM, WRIGHT & CO.
"UMitkiii.i.AS ki:-C() i:ki;h wiiii.;;
WUUJHT V CO.
I I'" AT RLANTON,
STYLISH, KI-I.lAlU.i:, CIIKA1' 11 Y THIS TlIOl'SAH-AT BLiNTON,
WRIGHT .St CO.
r5 South
Main Street,
2 doors below
city ticket of
fice.
SPECIAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
FOR WORLD'S FAIR TRIP,
$3,000 and $15 Weekly for $1 per
wnk. Same for ladies.
Excursion Tickets !
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHEAP RATFS TO ALL POINTS!
C. V. RAY,
Member American Ticket Brokers' Associa
tion, us South Jdaia street.
TUB lil-ST ei'STOM AND KKl'AIR SUDl' IX NOKTII CAROLINA AT
BLANTON, WRIGHT & CO.
39 Pallou Avcuuc, Asltcvillc, N. C. '
UKMOVAh
(iro. W. M;iy & Co. luivu roiiiuvrd
to 42 North Main trtvt. Their
new utoro will bo li.Ncd up in a
few tlajys.
R
RAILROAD TICKETS
ATT liS. I
Bou-glit
AMD
Sold-
-$--- Si 00 TO $10.00 N Vl-:i. 4.
""'
Why pay 10.000 fur u ticket tluit you can buy lor $7.r0 or $8.00. Clicnp tickets
everywhere, livery ticket Kuarunteed. Aeeulent insuriinm, $5,000 fur Ufl cm. per dllv.
Itay's Cut-liato Ticket OHice,
28 SOUTH MAIN ST., ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Telephone 1B4,
E. M. ANDREWS,
16 and 18 "W. Trade St.
The lead in ir Furniture. I'iano and Oran
dealer in tbe Carolina. Write him for
prices, or sec W. O. Heebies, special agent, at
&oatn Main btrcci, Asoevine, r. . npec
ial attention friven to fnrnisbina; hotels and
floe residencts. H. M. ANDKBW8,
jSd3m Cbarlotte, N. C.
"Oak Terrace."
HOARDING HOTJSB,
HILLS1DB 8TBBBT.
On Lockoat Mountain Klectric Car
Line. Large grounds and plenty of
bade. MRS- M E- HILL.
READ.
THESE TESTIMONIALS
Harris' Litliiii Wilier,
Harris' LitMa Springs, S. C.
Office of 1'r I-.Iiti iley William,
Ashcvillc, N. C, April tH'ja
An extended use of Ilnrris I.ithia Water,
rotiitts nte to tlie stntexi.tnt thut I reKard
t as one of the best, if nut the very best
Utthla waters known to the profession. In
the condition of "phosphatle urine' its ac
tion is marvelous. Its use in the rheumulie
nud gouty diatnesi, affords me more coni
fort than either the Puflalo or Londonderry
waters. Very truly yours.
(S)Kiird) JNO. HEY WILLIAMS, M. D.
R. r. Walker testifies;
I have used Harris' Lit hit Wutcrund when
nsiiiK same w as loth please and t eucfittcd.
In using It liberal cjuautities should he taken,
for my experience teaches mc that sniali
amounts re disappointing, whereus a gt'ii
crous use is followed by most gratifying re
sults. Yours truly.
(Signed R. P. WALK UK.
BIG BARGAINS
In Real Estate
I ill offtr during August Thirteen l ots
of 10 uerc-s each, two miles north of the
court house, at the very low price of $'J0t
per acre. This land is wdl watered with
fine springs, llus groves of oaks, is on1
one-half mile front the electric ear and ad
joins the dummy line. It is very rich und
suilnhlc for truck farming, dairying, or
poultry raising. Think of securing a furm
in the edge of Ahevile lor $J,00U which you
can make a living on, where taxes and ex
peases arc not so high. I am determined to
sell this land in August, and first comes will
get first choice. Wh-n the eify grows out
over this land, which it wilt do in a tew
years, think what tin aerrs is worth to
mtike into tuts uud sell.
I also have 10 ecven-ucre lots, one ami
Onc-fourtH miles east of the court house for
sale at $1-10 per a err. This land Is rich und
lies well for truck farming. Nice groves and
is well watered and adjoins the Suttlc min
eral springs. Terms easy. Respectfully,
T. 33. BOSTIC
STILL ANOTIIUK.
Ashcvillc, N. C. April 11, lh'J3.
1 am Ktad to tie able to sny a wurd with
rtRurd to Harris' Lithio. Water. I have
used it wltb the greatest possible benefit iu
chronic rheumatism. As compared with the
HuRalu Lithia. I find it Quicker und It re
quires less quantity. It has my heartv en
dorsement. Very truly yours,
(Sicncd) MKS. T. W. BRANCH.
These arc all bouaride letters from people
we know and hate confidence in their state
ments. Analysis on rack bottle.
Wholesale depot for Ashevllle and Western
North Carolina.
RAYSOR Sc SMITH,
HOLE AGENTS,
NO. 31 PATTON AVENUE.
ICE
Your broken waKuas and vehicles of all
kinds to II. Burnett e'a abop on College-
street, wlicre they will be repaired
promptly and in first-class style. Hay
ing secured a firs-clasa horse-shoer I
make all kinds of fine shoeing a specialty.
B. BURNErrE.
WORLD'S FAIR.
If yon are srvdns; to tbe World's Fair,
writ' the Dally Citizen. Asherllle, N. C, for
inastraut priatea matter oeseriDiiiK uw
Pair, and time-tables and pamphlets Issued
br the steamer lines or railr -ads yoa would
k from josr konc to Ckktio. No eharjre
Is made. Tbia oiler is ma le special sr.
rsngessent with tbe Kecrcst an Department
tac Cartauasi usKm.
: For Sale on Easy Terms
THE
CHOICEST FARM ON SWANNANOA.
ABOUT 0 MILI& HAST UP ASHIiVILLU
ON W. N. C. R. K.
Dozen fine springs, seventy-five ucrcs vuod-
luuds, lurye acrcugc, choice Itottoru lands,
uplands iu fine condition, grass uud
clover, vineyard, one and onc-liulf mile
liver front, good roads, best of neigh
borhood, etc., make this th most dir
ablc farm in lluiicomhe coucty. Within
one and a half mi'cs is being encted the
$50,000 Industrial School building. Al
so the proposed Mammoth Knitting
Mills, backed by five mil iou dollars,
will include part of this farm. Apply to
D. D. BUTTLE,
au7dtf Ashevillc, N. C.
HIGH GRADE WHEELS
o-
DROPPED !
PROFESSIONAL CAXDS.
EC. HrBRITT
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER IN STONE.
Grading of all kinds done. All sites ol
crashed stone furnished. Send nil orders to
postofflce Box 18, Asherllle, N. C.
SUKiedtf
Wehuvo a number of new and second hand whrela
on hand whifh wo wish to close out, und for the next 'M
days offer them at greatly reduced priceu.
Call at our store and examine aud get prices, whether
you wish to purchase or not.
ASHEVILLE BICYCLE CO.,
OL Patton .xtojclulo-
THI.!PHOSlt NO, 40.
34Ycarn Kaprricucc3
SIILXON HARDING
CONTRACTOR AND BUILPBK.
Office And shop, Wolfe Building.
CORNER COURT PLACE AND MARKBT
STRBUT.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH
E. J. ASTON,
General t Insurance i Agent,
Rear No. 20 oth Mala street,
established 1S66. AshevlSle. N. C
J. A. TENNKNT,
ARCHITECT : AND : CONTRACTOR
Plans. snecMcatloiia nod estimates tut-
olnhcd. All work la t line contracted for.
and no ehargea for drawing on contracts
twtraco me.
Mgferrncea when devlred.
Oflioc, 1 athcaat Cotut 8quaxe AthcTtlle,
West for the Summer.
Manv of our readers will go to I he World's Fair this
Summer. While in the West, why not visit Home of its
leading reports see the Yellowstone, the Yosemito, the
(irand Canon of the Colorado, Hot Springs!, S. 1) ,
Helena, Mont , or take a trip to Alaska, the (Jreat
Salt Lake, or go to Hanff, visit the resorts of Lake
Minnetonka, Miun., Excelsior Spriogs, Mo., Colorado
Springs, Tike's Peak and Manitou. the California
mountain summer resorts, picturesque Mackinac and
the various Michigan resorts, or the Lake resor'sof
Wisconsin? Wo will gladly send you full printed in
formation in regard to these resorts or any others,
with the ways or reaching them via any point, and
help you to lay out any tour or route you may think
of taking. Write, asking for what you want. By
special arrangement with the Uecreation Department
of The Christian Union, New York, address
THE DAILY CITIZEN. Asheville, N. C.
The Normal and Collegiate Institute,
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Second Session, September 13, 1803.
This institution is located iu the moat beautiful aupurb of of Asheville N. C. flic tspu
ciuua building, recently complete J for its use at a coat of $(i(,UOO i furnished with pure
water from Springs on the premises, la lighted with gas, heated by hot water aud pro
vided with hot and cold baths.
The health and habits of the pupil are carefully guarded. I ten idea the ample space
Kivcn fur outdoor cxercis?, a well equipped Kymnutiium will be fitted up within doura. Nj
erene has been spared to make the sewerage uud sanitary arrangements perfect.
Hnch pupil will have her fdtarc in the domestic work, as a part of her practical train
ing for lilc, and whilnt aiming at thoroughness in every department, the manngcmcut
ill Htrivc to provide for those committed to their care the advantages, not in- rely of
a christian school, but n christian home No pupil will be received who is not la reasona
ble liralth, or who cannot furnish credentials as to moral character.
FOUR SEPARATE COURSES OF STUDY ARE OFFERED TC THE STUDENT
1. TUB NORMAL. COUKSB, for the thorough training of teachers under Instructor
from the best Normal schools.
2. SltMINAKY OR COLLUCI.VTB COURSE, including ancient or modern laDgugKo.
Ni-k-ncca, muftic, drawing, etc.
.1. COMMKKCIAL, CCH'kSli. includiiiK (tcnocruphy, tP -writing, Imokkcc ping, etc.
4. I1UPARTMBNT OF IVJMUSTIC SCIBNCB. (a) Seientilic cooking, the stndjr of
the production and manufacture of foods, ct- lb) 8cwIur embracing the cutting and
fittiiiK of Karnicuta, milliner r, etc.
The teachers at the bead of this dcimrtmcnt arc from th: famous Pratt School. Uroik-
lyn. N. Y., and the others from the bent inatitufioui in the country, chosen with reference
to Chriitiun character, experience and ability as teachers
A thoroughly organized l'rcparalory department has been lurnisbetl for all such as
arc not prepared for the higher classes.
The school year Is dirided into two terms; cost to pupil $SU per term, or $10U per
year, which barely covers the expense of board, the school being practically free, having
been provided for by a few liberal friends of female education. For further particulars ap
ply to REV. THOMAS LAWRKNCK,
jyua Ashcvillc, N. C.
GLENN SPRINGS WATER
IS A SURE RELIEF TO SUFFERERS.
What lion. T D. Johnston says about It:
"About four years ago I commenced the use of the t:lcnnSirlngs water, to rid my sys
tem of tbe snalarla from which I bsd been suffering fur some time Tbe water has en
tirely relieved me and 1 chierfutly state that 1 believe It to be as good water as can be
found for all ordinary tlisearcs of the lln r and kidneys. For a general tonic and renovater
of the system I believe it has no equal. Very truly yoors,
"T. I. JOHNSTON."
From John P. Arthur, Erq , Attorury at Law:
"1 don't know the constituents ol the Glenn Springs water; if I did I would make some
formyMlf. Neither do I know how It ads; if 1 did 1-would act so myself. It la a well
made water and It acta well. I caa only say that its effects on me and my forefathers bas
been more beneficial than any other water wc ever used, and I am (lad it has beca s-ut in
the reach of as poor a man as JOHN P. ARTHUR,
"To Pclham'a Pharmacy, May 3S, 1803."
What C. T Rawls writes Pclham's Pharmacy, Ashevillc, N. C-
"Gentlcraen: 1 have used Glenn Springs water and consider It.aa compared with other
mineral waters, the best I know of. Everyone In South Carolina knows about "Old Glen
Borings.' la fact it baa been most favorably known there for a century. Yours truly,
"C. T. BAWLS."
Ashevillc, N. C , May 37. 1893.
PELIIAM'S PHARMACY,
Sole A scuta.
ABastnlllC, Tim C,
i