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t : r Cl)C foaimcsoille Courier i "WAYNESVILIjE, n. a 1 . . . . Political Directory. tiATIOSAL. President, Grover Cleveland, New York, pres. of Senate, Jobn J. Ingalls, Kansas. ..-."CABINET OFFICERS. Bec'y of tate, Thoa. F. Bayard, Delaware. Trees. Thou. Fairchlld, New York. "War, M. C. Endicott, Massachusetts Navy, W. C. Whitney, New York. Interior, VT. P. Vilas, Wisconsin. ' AttorneV General, A. A. Carland, Arkansas. Poetmaster Oen'l, Don DWteiw, Michigan. . SUPREME COURT: Chief Justice W..'' ... piJA -r-adley. Harlan. . -W ' Matthew; " Lamar. . .'". Oray. ' " Blatchford. o UNITED STATES SENATORS. 9th Dist. Ttaos. D. Johnston, Ashovill-. STATE. Gov'r, A. M. Scale, Greensboro, Lieut. Gov'r, C. M. Steadman, Wilmington. Sec'y State, W. L. Sounders, Wake County. " Treas. Don Bain' " ' AW (ien'l Theo, Davidson, Buncombe " Auditor, W. P. Koberts, Gates " Supt. Pub. Inst. S. M. Finger, Catawba " SUPREMECOURT. Chief Justice, W. N. H. SmithRaleigh. Asso. " A.. S. Merrimon, " " . J. J. Davis,; Franklin. SUPERKrrTcOURT. 12 Dist., James M. Merrimon, Asheville. . .. ' ' COUNTY. " 1 41 Dis't, George Wilson, Davidson River. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. W.T.Crawford, "Waynesville. fchwiff, w. H. Lcatherwood, ' Tas., B.F. Smathers, " P'r Court clerk, J. K, Boone, " of Deeds, C M.j Carpenter " b"Pt Pub lust K Sentell. " Sonoma. , surveyor, Thouias Siler, waynesville. Corouerll)rR ; Anul - ., -COMMISSION ERS. t Meet first Monday of "each month; Chairman, H. P. Hajynes,. Clyde. J. M, Queln, Iron Dun". I E. II. Howell, Jonathan Creek. o BOARD OF EDUCATION. Chairman, J. Atwu-jU,"' J. L. Morgan, Clyde. 'N. H, Hargrave, Sonoma, ' County Superintendent R A. Sentell Sonoma . t i I nn n inn -r n i m n nn v i . - ; s - , - ! i 'IIDLXG MONEY. DEVICES T SI MIGRANTS ITMPIOV ll' WACEAL TKI21U i-xwns. Nationality lfa, It 'oC T'ttckinR Aivav Co . -H . "'rious I oat ii ro Castle Garden. Own War rrency of THE SKY-LAN D REGION -):::OP:i:(- Western Borth Carolina, WAYMESTILLE, HAYWOOD COUHTY. Tbe Eldorado of the 1 , The Most Tourist. DeligWui An tbe Tear Climate. Ufa by WhelMOM Uvfig. Mr.Joha X.. Dickie had, in dark year gr, dyspepsia of tha Bererest form his system was the sporting-groand of count less aches and pains,; nausea, dizziness and "dismal ideas of humanity and he world in general." Cutting loose frpm the costly gall of bondage to doctors and drugs, he took what proved! to be,' first step toward rcnewedj health,1 by elimina ting meat from his !biU of fare; Piv cake and preserves were next to go; and nutritious graham bread took the place! of the loaf of starchy white, j The test of his useful story we quote, in his own wordsj from the Ohio Farmer. wv "I ate milk anil .potatoes and other vegetables ia moderate quantity. I drank a pint of hot M ater an hour before each meal and also aa hour before .retir ing. The rcsuH was simply wonderful. I did not gain in iflesh, for I come of a lean, lank stock, bul I began to laugh now and then; to say 'god morning with something of a hearty ring in my voice. Weeks and months rolled away and toy dyspepsia was a ' thing of the nast. I hav npvr had" it sin. I inside of their diess, very frequently, ' rarely eat meat, and myself and family too, inside of their corsets, and often (there are six of as) use graham flour cx have to borrow my penknife to cut clusively, with the addition of good them out when they come to get them ' yellow corn meal, j Oatmeal ground to changed. ; our js nnother favorite food, and my "I have seen some old Germans who childreu have been l eared from infancy Vould pull off from around their body a j f.n it. We are never sick.. Neither do belt that I am sure must have cost forty e cx iect to be. I If God helns the man i I he peculiarities of the people of dif- icrent nationalities in their why of carry mg money, says a reporter for the New iorK ixmrnerrial Adtertler, formed b fopic of conTersation at Castle Garden jhe other day. 'Most of the English, immigrants," said one of the money changers, "carry their coin in a gmall case in which their overeign or shillings fit snugly, and hare the case attached to a chain which they keep in a pocket as , they would a watch. An Irishman always has his little canvas tyig in which he keeps gold, silver and notes all together. But a great many of the Irish girls have their sovereigns rolled up and sewed on the The Isrge number of graves scattered throughout China, and the super- r stitious opposition of the people to the moving of a bodV once properly buried will, in the opinion of a mission- , atthwith.5inwhu-t) t pnrtf tte Mood. f t ary, prevent any railroad building in the Boo-herintatitbodyojnspMUte to bflt Celestial Empire for man v years. fro mj;cia. The r'!""! purifvin nJ rfviT- j In iUai;tk- of nxf S.irsr-il:a art r.! 1 to " IIbbbt llanrk pel CLseane o i fiwilfy thp vsicm last thf dhia- "P"r . . ! UMBS.TrtofmlM.tthr. MtjrwitociW Much has been written and saulnl nt how j the ikpaijriiy Ho,r s.-u-proiti. tor It to Jut to ni&ke home pleasant. The moraJists and ! whit ivf nei u tht w wa. li U iba larol the preacher liave hackneyed thi tbt-rue until i tprlug rat-a cinr. :r vo-J ucver tried It, tlo so. it would seem nothing more reinair.cHl to le ' . ' said. But tbe phikwophers have gue far out 1 HOOd'8 SarSOpflrllla of their wny to account f.ir the prvvalonee of l ill-asJortd coiillwi anl vinhai.nv huns. and i 'Tur niaay m.oth I ia.T rrd creatly. Vy whole; have over looked the chk f causi'. Mist of the ! T 1 1 ! I entirely run d-.rn. my m EViarch April Way H vxl't Sirirli: fW"! f"" ra:wtn r-audelloa. Urtndrak rwfc. Juniper Berrle, a4 other well known reth!e remedte. Infucb a pwo liar msnner as to driv0 th full ot it will euro, when ta tt paw,T of medicine. -nru:a. lt rheum. re, LhUIs. pimil.w. H humor, rtispepsls. biUouHHv. le' tnlk imtijerttoa, general .teblIltT.xtarrh.rfce.imatUm.ltHney and Uee com; lalata, It oremTOes tlial exirenM UrJ teellno. Purifies tho Blood Seva yaara a . wfelK my Uttie bij u piaytn .- th janL he a; Mtten liyi!J.. To poKoa ,f ,,i. iir ...i j: i hltlon xu cou,- h: J :uii in mv hack aud a fcellnz enter I ht b! o-l. aud t.w tirc out oow uuuul'iik,v V. .11.11 t 1VV 1.1 V 111 1 1 -V Ullini Ul I i ' ' - . ..... . . . . . reetlv to tfi.jse functional deraRffentent . of lawUtude wh'. -h I .viilJ u frr. oil. I wa , Lis l.vtv; iliey iuhed terrllily jb 1 Mm loietK which women; are sub jeot. In nine cases rut J treated nnsueeeftu!ly r..r klJaey ty uhle.' Oneday of ten the irritable, dissatisfied ami unhappy i at by brother's u-ttif, i it. .1 'sarpirtiu wife is a sufferer from wmie "female com-' and deieimlmv! tu try It. U fore tlw t rt Ix-tile .n plaint.'' A trial of Dr. Pierre' I"avoritt Pre- taken f candidly y I r, :i, oxt. 1 ie -.uvsi tbe scription, will rodn.-e more domet tic lmpjii- metli'clne off .in.l .merer .n.-e. aa! i-.-rrnimra l a ness than a million sciiums of iUili.nsjhical j for fcrdneyorU'er ojinj.ian.i-." Hts. ii. Snuv.. treatises. It cures all thse ix-culiar weak- j n Atlantic i:ie. ixK.kijn, s v. nesses and ailnie'uU incident to wenu-n. It is ! the only medicine sold by druggists, under a 1 positive guarantee from the manufacturers, ! that it wilrh'e fatisfaction in every case, or j money will lie refunded. Sv-e guarantee i jrintl on wrajer enclosing Vxvttle. ! urrerlnt. Several Mines we uoweV'i in neAiing xnw Mrt up. but la ni'-ttsof all v cou'd do IS ay wool,! s.u breakout ayaia I'lnsSt e einci H vk1Sii t-ar and tie l.ik one 1 otile aud oneth rJ of au- :?u-r. when tlie sve diat p arl. He has aot a ivr I im him now. an. I I cmisi.ler him perfectly u-i-l." Wn. H. B. Willi). P.wnln8Vo, WBtt. Hood's SarsapariHa GoM was discovered io California iusl 'ortv voir-: ajct. Sold by all drus;,-! t. Jl i six tor S3. l'r.-pari oaly bj&L llOOO jc CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell. M isv I0O Dosed One Dollar THE GRANDEST MOUNTAIN SCENERY, -AND THE MOST INVITING. Health Resort in the South. Long Island Whalers. Amagansett, Long Island, where nu meroua whalinff trews live, is a neat lit tle seaside village, and it is the last set tlement one passes on going to Montauk Point. It is but three miles cast of the well known summer resort of East Hamp ton, with whose history are associated the names of John Howard Payne and Henry Ward Beecher. Amagansett has a population of about two hundred peo ple, mostly thrifty iarmers. . well-to-do fishermen and rich whalemen. The whaling crews are regularly organ ized in the village. Boats supplied with all the requisites for the chase are kepthoused on the beach, and the warn ing that a whale has-been sighted is given by a man running down the beach swinging his coat aud shouting, by the blowing of horns, the ringing of church bells, and by various noisy demonstra tions unintelligible to the stranger, but rtnnvatFinrr a rl ofi n 1 f O Tn ooninnf 4 r V a -- n I All business"1 pwctically-atops in the place while the chase lasts, and its suc cessful termination is the signal for a general jubilee. - Serious accidents have not infrequently marred these jubilee?. Captain Rogers, . of Southampton, in one of these chases a few.years'ago was killed by a whale. The monster went under the boat, and when he came up astern of it broughthis terrible tail up with a crashing stroke which hit the stern of the boat exactly under the Captain's feet. He was stand ing, his' weight on one foot. The blow shattered the bone of his leg and drove it up into his thijrh. The boat was of course overturned, and the injured Cap tain and crew were saved with difficulty, The Captain died in a few days from the . injuries.' On another occasion three whales were sighted, and two were fastened. The three whales made a general rush at the boats, and out of the fleet of six or more fcoats only one emerged from the conflict ; uninjured. Fortunately, aside from a few bruises, no one was seriously hurt, but the whales escaped. Similar occurrences have frequently been chronicled, evi dencing that the business is not prose cuted without great jieril, and , is cer tainly full enough of hardy adventure t& make'it most alluiing to adventurous spirits. The business is fairly prosper ous, and thoo who engage in it make comfortable livings and frequently be come rich. " The older men in the business were whalemen when ships engaging in the pursuit were fitted out from Sag Harbor and have made repeated voyages to the Arctic regions in search of th monsters of the deep. Captain Henry E. Hunting, who is serving his constituents In the Assembly, belongs to this latter class, and has made a number of success ful whaling voyages as master of th ship. . '" They are a hardy, good natured and ; prosperous class of people, and persist in their perilous avocation because they lik s itXeio York World. Consul Jernigan, of Osaka, reports a; follows to the Department of State at Washington: "It may be said, emphati cally, that there is great poverty among the lower classes in Japan, the inheritance of long centuries of superstition and r despotism. With a population of 37,000, 000, living on an area of 150,000 squan mdes, two-thirds of which are mountain! 4and hills, unsuited for agricultural pur poses, labor will continue for a long tim -to be cheap and abundant. A good lorer can be hired for fifteen to twenty nT ents per day, and he will work Iron "iV V to . 9 r- M-i and board himself. Nrer don't wear maDy clothes " - i"iti oui f WVpvy of the stanchest dude." "Is not the scene magnificent! " Beauty no where owes to mountains ' Lovelier haunts than these." Each year sees thousand of nervous, over-worked people, delicate in health and wore out in spirits, seeking rest and homes in more favored localities. A more genial climate, pu e air and invigorating atmosphere is esired, and no whera cau these conditions bo found so happily blended as in Western North Carolina. "Beautiful in picturesque lovliness, grand and imposing in majesty awe inspiring In natural, rugged beauty, the western r section of this State can never be fully appreciated until it is seen and traveled over. Here upon every height lies repose, and every ' landscape extends j a silent invitation to the sojourner to stay and enjoy its rest." Here in the hot and sultry days of mid nmmer, amon,- i"re s grand old forests and peaks, more than 6,000 feet hib! "jiid are refreshed by ' "The 'winds stealing gently thro' the forests, j Among the leaves that palpitate forever." . I .'" ; ' ! '.. Fertile Valleys, Romantic Coves, Sparkling Trout Brooks, i- Roaring Water-Falls, Beds of Mountain! Flowers and Ferns of Endless Variety and Hue greet ' the Delighted Tourist upon every hand, ''Here the bright crocuses and blue violets grow, Here western winds on breathing roses blow; Here shady hollows, rich with jewels rare, I Sleep by fair streams 'neath ever sun-kissed air.?' WA Y N E S V I t L E. .Situated nearly in the centre of this inviting section, at a higher attitude than any other city in the South, within the lovely Richland v.dley, in the very shadow of the famous old Ba'sam mountains, is ' Waynesvillo. Surrounded bv the most fertile valleys, a perfect natural system of drainage, and almost enclosed with vast chains of lofty, evergreen mountains, it sets like a jewel, in a casket of emerald beauty. Its mild winters, cool, refreshing summers, fino sulphur and chaly beate springs, render it a popular resort for tho invalid and pleasure seekers, ards fair to make 1 1 no distant day THE SARATOGA ; OF THE f SOUTH. - This city is the county seat of Haywood county, ami is handsomely located upon a plateau, has. beautiful, well paved streets, commodious church edifices, : prosperous academy, substantial business houses, and one oflthc finest brick houses in the State. An inexhaustible supply of the purest mountain, water, an electrical, balsamic air, the great elixirs ot life, and the grandest panarama of mountain scenery, render it one of the most desirable places of residences in the United States. It is about 85 miles southeast of Knox ville,, Tenn., and just 81 miles west of Asheville on the Western North Carolina Kaiiroad. It is also at the proposed junction of the Carolina, Knox.ville and Western Railroad, now in course of construction from Knoxrille to the Seaboard. Lands and city property are yet cheap, many lading industries are needed, and active business men will ner find numerous avenues of profit. i A Cordial Invitation is extended to all to come and visit our section, if not to make r their homes among us. THE WONDERFUL or fifty marks, and fish from it three ot four marks in silver to have changed. The French mostly carry a small tube in which they can place forty or fifty twen ty rfranc pieces, and remove them very handily one at a time, and only one at a tiijie. There are very: few Italians who don't own a large tin tube, sometimes a foot long, which they have hung around their neck by a small chain or cord, and in which they keep their paper money or silver coins. Swedes and Norwegians are sure to have an immense pocketbook ! that has been generally used by Iheir fathers and grandfathers before them, and which will have enough leather in it to make a pair of boots. The Slavonians or Hungarians generally do not carrj pocKctoooks, but they find more ways of concealing what money they may have than any class of people I know of. Their lonsr boot to be the favorite jfaace, and Jn the legs of them they also carry the knife, and fork and spoon with which they have eaten on their way across. But I have si en them take money from between the lining and outside of their coats which they would get at by cutting into a button hole. Some of them use their caps and very many use their prayer books, .placing the paper money cn the inside of the cover, and pasting the fly-leaf of the book over it."' j "I suppose you get rather a curious col lection of foreign coin?" that's what a great many people think," was the reply, "jbut it is not ac tually the case. None of the people who come here briug any but the commonest kinds of coin, and, ia fact, the broker age has extended so much in Europe of late and also on the transatlantic steam ships, that a grot' many of the immi grants have their money already changed -lieu me- orrivert here. If we Had been permitted to do an exchange here and buy up paper, there might have been more money it, but we are not allowed to handle anything but cash." The money change, however, had amassed quite an extensive private col lection of coins of the day. Included among them were English penny, ld, and 2d pieces, all of silver and very diminutive, measuring less than half an inch in diameter1; also a complete collection of the English jubilee coins issued last year, the six-penny piece of which Was very soon called from circu lation, as it was found that some of them had been galvanized and passed for half sovereigns owing to their exact simi larity in size and design. A silver franc of the Roman states, which bears date 1632, is said to be worth $ 1. A United States silver dollar of the spec ial coinage of 1830 is now valued at $0. A num ber of collegiate advertisements in the shape of bank notes, which immigrants said had been foisted upon them as genu ine money in Europe, were also among collection. '; Do you get much paper money and ever get cheated in it ?" "There is a great, deal of European paper money now. Austrian, French, Russian and Belg:an paper ii common. And every one of the different German states give different issues of notes. About a year ago a man came to our office with a i'50 Hank of England note to get changed ; but, when we sent it around to one of the banks to make sure of its genuineness, the man disappeared. The note was a counterfeit and we have it yet." 1 . a ' The Fisher Cat. A very rare animal is known to hun ters as the black cat or;fisher, but the names are misleading, as it does not at all resemble a cat, and it Idoes not feed on fish. The skin of the animal is highly prized by furriers, a single raw pelt bringing as high as $10. The fur about the head, neck, and shoulders is dark gray. The?back. hips, legs, and tail are jet black. The body from the no-e to the butt of the tailtwo feet long and the tail is sixteen inches inches loni and rery full and ushy, not unlike that of an angry cat. It is a far more attractive creature than anv other member of the weasel family, and is less known' than any other of our mammalia. It is said by the hunters to prey upon the Canadian porcupine; to eat it, bristles and all, and digest them without inconvenience, Its other food consists of pine martins, squirrels, rabbits and other small animals, and it is remarkably expert in catching them. Occasionally, it feeds ore fi-h. The range of -this greaj weasel is from the Great' Silver Lake and Labrador to the who helps himself, He certainly takes particular cane: of the individual who wt3 plain food, breathes tffe air, takes moderate exercise, and bathes at least once a week." A Wonderful Young Pianist's Baton. The smallest baton In existence, in al probability, is! the ivory. wand presentee by Jlr. Netienjlorlf aud his orchestra' t little Josef Hofman at the Metropolitai Opera Hon e. This baton, given ti Mozart II. in hoiior of the tlrit time hi I'ver led an orchestn, "which was las' night, is of solid ivory, and is tippet and headed with gold, appropriately in scribed. A good many people have be gun calling llofjman ".Mozart II." Somi of them believe he is the reiucarnatiot of Unit groat composer, j Teresa Carreno the great, pianist, burst into tears the first time she lu'ardjllofman, and delarcd he. lieiicf that-he as Moart come back t earth to finish satisfactorily the lif which went out before si distressfully. Ncio York $tm 4 mf -tj rnis- Rheumatism, Lumbago, packache, Head ache, Toothache. CUBES Neuralgia, ore Throat, Swellings, Frost bites, Sprains CUKES Sciatica, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Promptly and reruiant-iitly without Itetum of 1'ain. '''''' " 'v mmmf 1 1 I .1,1 1 all .lrusii(. $1 ; tix tor t v rriari j bj f i. UiX)l 4 CO, Ap.tu.vArte. li well. Ian. IOO Doses Ono Dollar FHILAPQP HIASfnd sump fob Catawsuc For Stablemen Stockmen; THE CBEATIST RLMI'.bY KNOWN FOP. HOliSK AND CATTLE DISEASE. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE Htf-ffVlR FOR ;exti.kme.n. TM "illy llhe cilf Jtl paral - Sh. In tlie worla maJo withnnt tu. li r wall.. A s:;'1."'' durable as tli.e i-.-ilmt ;r ?. I i.-lmorn.illlo.rtHi ,,r niakra tln-m oimwi"iii ... H - han I . 1 sluw. .iyllie;.t None R.-niinie un less iani.itl n b.n:ii ' . I Kouglja o !h. wmraultMl." V I. OOI'IJI..'! SIlOK-.tlte original atio i pnly hattl wwfl w.'li SI sii-e. uicu qua,cuwm V. I.. IMiMiLA J-3 "OE is unei Will do iiior,. luC iirina cem-u lor ii. lo;, i" U thi St cbou! uo la the world. All tb9 nbore R-vd re m.le la CongreM. Fiittn SoM btf Dm nqidt and V'.alcrt Eccryu 'icrt. . ' Tr e Charles A. Vopelcr Co., Uulto., Md, r'OURE FITS-f Wbo f mr ' I 0"l mn n-if to th lor lun. Ihim b Uuvu r. I urn im. 1 " rB1icl cur. 1 !.. mil t J.-'l HTB. f'H :HSY or FA1.I.1M) M('K f uM ltfl"a I unnt my rmi-.li ..cum u n -. luuMl WtMrt b lul"l r l'-r ti' l J0 or. Hnil t ul.. tl a I ..! n.l ri r- mi I Infant' frvj. I k !.!. M! I'.t . U. O. UOOT. ,U. ..-1 SU rir ni. Nw art. CURETheDEAF Eta lua r eHctly R etor w' by Uk Vt m Ul Ely's Cream Balm I'rlce 50 cents. Will lo more lu CiirinE CATARRH Tbun in nn)', other Wny. Apply Balm into eiieli ncstri Ely Ur'S., ii3. Greenwich bt.N. Y The Minneapolis Trfotni lias invited .ill the ,ist.ttj!ers of Minnesota to teli in its columns bqw much colder the'wcathei used to be in he days when they w ere youn. Some (picturesque whoppers may continently be expected. "Necessity ip! the' Mother of Invention," f'a tsrrh is not aA inventlon, but it makes Tay lur s Kos.ilal Cure a neee-sity. Freepampn let, aiiitrets U'j B' way, New York. Il' Siiflcrcrs from ConHumption, Scrofula. Bronchitis,, and (ieneral Debility will try Scott's Emui-sion of Cod Liver 'Dil with Hypophosphite8, they will find immedi ate relief and germinate benefit. The Medi- c!U rrofesoion universally (leclttreit a remedy of the greatest viiluo and very palatable. Jtead; '1 have used Scott's Emulsiou in sev-fa-al casts of Scrofula and- DebHit in Chil 'Iren. Results most gratifying'- 51 V- Htt'e patients take it with ile.asire;" Hcl beiit, JI.D., Ba'isbury, ill. I'oiieatnptian Purely t'nred. To the Editor: Please inform your readers that I hare a positive remedy for the above named disease.. Hy its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanentlj cured. I shall be glad to send two liottles ot my remedy frkb to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their Express atd P. O. (address, ltespectfullv. T. A. BLOCUM. M. C7 181 Pearl St, N. Y. Teaches were introduced into England from Persia in 1502. RIFLES GUNS aid Lao" and if oot 'i "J j ntTnprrMi.fcw.iiuiuiu.m RuUbnnni, for Flrtfe AHMH f . V are staipping daily to " all parta of the United Statea. r ir Ami and Sporting Oonda at Than M A V- IFACTtrRERS' PRICKS. WritB for riTA i.nnr v.. Jenney & Graham Gun Co.,&ci?iX& Man wants but little here below, ' But wants that little strong. This is especially true of a purev. The av erago man or woman does not precisely han ker for it, as a rule, but when taken, wishes it to lie prompt, sure and effective: Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pallets leave nothing to be desired m point of efficacy, and yt their action is totally free from any nn pleasant symptom, or disagreeable after ef fects. Purely vegetable, perfectly harmless. Jlr. John K Htearns, secretary of the Na tional Teniperan -e Hociety,is in Washington in thejinterest of bills before Congress favored by hik organization. Among them are thosa provid ng for the sppointment of a commis sion of in iuiry oncernrng the lio.uor traffic, constitutional prohibition, and ' legislation whii-b will prohibit the exportation of liquor from this country to Africa. Its .hi uaiiils of cuns are the Ix-st. i:dr tisem nt for Dr. Dr. Sago's t'atai rh Ilenu-dy. Cj rseatCougli Byrup. Tate good. Ufa Em iu time. HoMbydrngglaU. 1 -w i 1 'or Conaumption ured jaT W I mT lifo. A. Ii. Dowkll, JfrarJk III 11; ri j Editor Enquirer. Eden- .Wgfc 1 . " . """O" K-1 Cino IS 1'IHO S FOR H 4.- II tak it w ithout. objection- H, etc cents. . IJa J K. . KIWCOX. 851 Mi,, r. Hik St, tmk,m UitinHi bo.li ! tmU. " N --! Great Enqfcfc Gou1 anf TRADE. CCl Will Loior Une tp Four Founa Of Dress Goods, T7 Yarns, Rags, A Child can use them! Tho PUREST, STRONGEST an-1 FASTEST f nil Dyes. Warranted to pvc the most coods, and ti'-c the'best colors. Vn'eg failed for Feather. Rib Lous, and all Fancy Dyeim. 33 leading colors, They nlso malce the Best jnd Cheapest WRITING INK ONE QUART LAUNDRY BLUE , IO Cents. Direction for t'olonng Phctoprphsand a colortd Cabinet Photri. ns j;-mp!c, srnt for 10 cents, ' Ask drusgit for liuok and Sample Card, or writ WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burtmgton,VK For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articles, USE DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, Silver, Brcnit, Coppsr Only IO Cents. acu IiaULii:". LIS. CURES WriRt AU llt tAUS. L'J Bast Cungh irj-ma. Tastc-s p.iod. Uo RS in time. 8i-M tTdrtiinripta. 11 sua eene Where the VocdHias Twine ta ints arw sin.nt, hiit f ilmiw Kats" b0 them I'lenr-iout Uat. Mi'''. riit -s 1-1:,1. It . !! '. M. 'U-. ititt. M-,tMI.a bed L. k-b, i.i-t. "It.MtM:.-. 1..I-.1.- Hiim, Sn:c riws. H'n.-ci, f ru uX. Mcl- a. f-WSt i.m. SiiUHTelH. 1,'h.V Q.)d "K'JV'Ml OX l'AIN " l i '.s'. r, lV-ruFfd. 1! AM, SKIN IIU3!OI x-itK.ii n "Iv'. jk'i f"i IWl" (.I'ntmont ciri Bkii? J' nioiK. ifirfilff. i'!!!i V Ann:. !;.riW.irm., t,-r Silt Uioiitn.t r-r!rh t-rf.f "! 1'. I ni.u. JUih. Ivy l'i'l n, iwrtwr a n-, ki , Ciires I'il'-s or Hcmorrljoid't, iLrhic. rri'lr lnp, i;iwdinr. lult-nial and cxU-ir.M r.ttiwly In cAch packaet". Httr ci!r", NV. i .njzteia or mad. K. H. Weuj?. Jcrx y City, M. J fEaWlii !tiuupfl Willi tho abTt TRAPS MA11Z, - - , ... , Is Tkfi Best Waterproof Coat , CTPPHflni?- I mm mm li I U XliUUUi Drm'tTTBsfA vntivfnnriikvrm n mim n-t. hf mot TK T"r"TT It f! AXT BT.If TfCfa nnunnTriy trifr ana Vint rBOop.nna viU K'p JnH tier in "e iianir.s Ak fop lhvl'I.mi Hi:ANIi' i.trkVRfin.t tul'.oimf.ltifT. Tf ir ji ki rKrrlr. mr mjsi u w mm u mtjmm 1 A. -r UVR.,BLQGD AND A yoiinp girl in Nrirth .1hhi has seven lait'li .-iiviit-s i.h!l;. one great r.i tui i.-i;! he;, uoh: mothers, two gi nc;"ut!h.rd aud erandmothers. Mm s., lt a 1 tin Bronchitis is cur.-tl ly frv v u of risoMOire IV r t. oiijuuijil if !i. f-ti!!.I: . ARE YOU SICK ? Do you fW'l 011II. luniruid. low-spirits, lifeless, and :ii!eseribsildy miserat)lc. both ph-s:illy am', mentally: experience a sense of fullness fir bloating after eatinp, or of "jrineiHfB," or emptiuewi ff stomach in the lnerninir, tonirtie eoateil, bitter or bad taste in mouth, im'irular appetite, diz ziness, frequent lnu'laeh-s. i)lurred eye sight, "tloatiinr Rpocks " la-fore the even, nervous prostration or exhaustion, irrita bility of temper, hot flushes, alternating with chilly sensations, sharp, biting-, tran sient pains here anfj there, cold feet, drow siness alter mealSi wakefulness, or dii ICorritiGiiT, ltiCT.l indescribable feeling of drend, or of im-pt-nding ealtirnity ? if you have all, or anv considerable numtier of these symptoms, you are ftufftrlng from that nnt cotnmon ot American maladies-ftilious IlVMa-pyia. or To.Tid Liver. at-stK-iitc! with Iiyt-iH-psiu, fr Imlijrestif.il. The more compliealed Jfiur disease has Ix-oonu-. the irri-ater the Iiumb' r am! diversity of svmptoms. No nuttier what Htnt'0 it n,s' rem-hi d, l)n. PlKltlll'S ;1I.IUN Mllilf.u, luiKiiy will tut) ue it, il takf-ti iit.f)r(iiug- to di rections lor a renf-oni-iile Mmti of time. If not cured, complications multiply and ,.,iiuuiMptiou tii i i.unirs. M4111 Ui.aws, liable to set In, pnd. sootier or later. oiu-e a tuttil termination. ' lilt. J'l l.H. K' trOllltV M:l AI. Illl-Mor. FKV ueS powert'illv upon tin- j.'Ver. niid through that gn-ut "(lood-ui il v intr i"yiui, cli-.inw-s t!i, system ot nil 11, ..j-tjuiiti- ma! Impurities, lrom wliutever atle s,n!t,K . It is ijiiiiJIy fhcaejfius In m-mi iijiie. the hiduevs, and fit'ier iiiiiIum eri.:iii-. cti'aiismg. streifgthening, mid he-iiiti t eir disesuse.- Ah fill pM tiintr, H stcriittv tonic, it pioriif.tcs digi-stiou atm iiuti: t ion. thereby btiildjnif up b.,l!i floii and strt ngtl,. In malarial dintiiits, II .:s n. n- ierful medicine; has gained grnu. le(. lily in -vtirittg l'evcr and Ague. .' iuV H. .'. , ........ ( ..... fii ..fl.lM ' ,,l .11.., .' Ml ' , 1 I1JU!- eart lisease, Itlieutnatism. kidney llis- i and Fevi-r, Dumb Ague, and ktndxe'i aine eServ turbed and unrt freshing slj-ep, constant, , ease, or other grave maladV-s arc quite ! .1 Bilious Attack. David G. Lowe,. Esq., of .St. AwMit, MnnUolin; Canmki, sa.vs : " Ikting trouhled with a terrible bil ious attack fluttering of ttie heart, ior ret at night, etc.. J c'ominentl the us of yom Goblen Medical Discovery' anfl Pullets,' and derived the veryihighest ljenefit t'jcrcffwm." I Liver j Disease. Mrs. I. V. Wrruer, of Yorlthtrf. (tinarmtuv, Co., .Y. "., writes: "For live vems pn-i.us to taking "Golden Medical IiIm-ov i v ' and I'i-llel.,-I was m gr at stitlcrer; iiad a ma ere pain in fiy right side continually: iu miiible u do my onu work. 1 am tiow well uiif nlrong' 5 bound .cry j 1 "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE. For The Nervous The Debilitated The Aged Thoroughly cleanse the blood, rrtiich is the fountain of health by using Dm Pierce's Uolde?! Mei'ICal Discovery, and good digestion, a lair skin, -buoyant spirits, and bod'ly health and vigor will be established. GfJLiiE.v Medical Discweky cures all humo.-s, from a common niotoh, or Enip. fion, to the w(,r t tvToluia. .Nilt-rhcujn, " Fevf-r-o-s," hcaly f,r Hough kin, in short. aJl flin-a-8 caused by bad blfKMl, are conquered t,y this jxiwerful. purifying, and invigorating medicine. Great kating -Fleers rapidly heal under its benign inllu- 99 encc. Virulent blof,d-pfilsons nre, by. il use, rohbfd of their' terrors. lijH-cially has it manifested its poteriey in curing Tetter, l-x-ma. FryMpelaj'. Ini-. ' tn bin- CleS, rWr'. Kyes, fMTOfulotl" Sore, ar Su II- intrs. Ilip-i-imt Disease. " White .-w Jlings," Goitre, or J hick Neck.atcl l.nlit; 11 d t.l.nids. a mefiicine pomsssmir toe jxiwer ro cure sucn mveiernre tuofKi and sk n diseases as the followlmr t.,ir,...,,. ,i ,,.,-t- ,, oertainly Is, credited with posting pro.s-rties capable of cunn any uu-f allHUA ll'du" r K more obstinate or difticuit of cure than r-alt-riicuui. J r ORES Nervous Prostration. Ner-iuaHeaJ. acne.rfeuralgia.NervousWeakness, Stomach end Liver Diseases, and all affections of the kidneys. AS A NERVE TONIC, It Strengthens nd Quiets the Nerves.. AS AN ALTERATIVE, It Purifies ni Enriches the Blood. AS A LAXATIVE, :i acts raildlv, but surely, on the Bowels. AS A DIURETIC. It P.eguhUcs the Kid neys and Cures their Diseases. Kecommeaded by professional and busincs- men. Price $1.00. Sold by druggist. Send for circulars. WELLS. RICHARDSON & C0 Prcprfetors. BURLINGTON. VT. SALT-RHEUM AK3 Rheumatism. UQUF "rD7- Book-kWTnit.P,n,D-ir.Ajnthnwk """fc Sborthsu.i. .tr.. Uonnjx dr t..i;fi,t by mi ctr miimntree. ska.hTS milm, 4! Mm. UuMmU. . I. GOLD is wortb $Wfl pr it.. I eulfs Ey 81 r U worth tl.JJl. but U ld at c box by dealers. '"roLTOBrs, Ohio, Aug. ISfh. ISS7. Wom.O'S IIISVKNSARy MEUfCAL Aks i( u- Tio.-f, (Ha Mam btref t, Hutlulo. N. Y. : (iaillfmenYor wveral years 1 tmve felt it to be my duty to give to you the facts in rela tion to tiie complete cure- ot a mobt uggra-' -at'.-,l -fai' of salt-rtieuiii, by tlif um tt 011r tioiden M lieal-iliseovery An t ideri v'ladv relative of mine had bvcii a great sufferer trom salt-rheuia l..r Upwanlsof forty years. TI10 dia!je was most ill-in-w-i'ig iu her hand, cuusing the skin to crack ojien fn the inside of the fingers at the joints and l t wwn the tingers. She was obliged to nroieet the raw places bv nicans of adli'-nve plasf'rs, siUves, frtnttnei'itH and bandages, and dirring th'5 winter, months had to have h'.r hamis drc-ssed daily. The pain was uite severe at times' ;tid her gi-nentl health was badlv affected, paving the way for other diseases to creep in. Cat-urn and rheumatism caused a great deal of sulliTing In addition to tho salt-rheiim. he had usel fuithfiilly. and with the most ootntnenriable pcrseviranee, ail tho remcln s prewnU-d bv her phvsicians. but without obtaining relief. Stw afterwards Itf-gan treating herself by drinking teas made from blood-purifv-ing roots and herbs. She continued this for several years but de rived do iK-nefit. Finally, about tea years atro. I clianc-d to rtid one fif Ir. Pierce's small ptimptilets netting forth tic? merits of his Golden Medical Discovery ' aud ottier medicines. Tne mie struck ror fancy, and sefing that it was esw ntliilly a Mood-pcrilV-r, J im niliatHy e miui tided it to the old lady who Im i I, n so long a sutrerei- rroui salt-rlieutn. Mi- eoi,,,ie ,,,-d takiot! 1' : t oti-. Mtid ts,k one (Kittle, but w.-emed to U- no tn-tter. ii. w. - r. I M-ulixl that it would take time nr any medicine to edi t t a cluinge for the x'tter, and encouragefl tier to continue, hhe H: n puici'ascd 4 half-a-lo-n lsitth-s, and U.-fore tl-w hud ail U n i, d she le ctin to nottf an improvement. Alter taking al.ut u do- n lK,tti a ntu was enfrt ly cured, ller hamls were it, -tlv well iind as, inj'rtti and healthy as a child's. Her general b'-aith uo greatly' i'liprovtfl; the rheumatism cutin-lv h it her, and t:,- iitorrii was almoM -unfi.. sf) that it ct-awd to t- mueh Htnioy;.i; -. .he las enjoyed esj-elicnt health from thut day to tin. ;n. l has had 'no reiuin ,f iither salL-rhcum or rheuiitatiHin. Tl- ' I 'w "'i y " scents to ha(i e entirely eradieab d the salurt.eiim Iietu hei system, lhe is niv bver eighty years old, and cry In althy lor one of such extreme age. I havtj written this letter, of whleh voti call mnke any use jou f f tit. Hoping that sonic sufferer from Kilt-riieum ireirht chanu to read it and obtain rt-lK-f by -using your ,;o)!eti b-:i al Iuwovry ' for Golden " it is in its imf.si- prors-rtk. and s uitieh atWn-o the multitude f.-r tiitniim and swtii!el 'patent medic iries," , zealously Haunted before th- putilie. u- ioi . .ave the basr-r metals. lb-Kectlii!lr voors. F.'W. Yi:;;f:i. 1 it. IS Zh-1 St.' COnSUMPTIOW, WEAK LUNGS, SPITTING OF BLOOD. Pacific and Southwest, occasionally on ; the mountains of Virginia. j SS" ncl.1V Basil WT tioo farmiad. Ltf trmolsf hip, 4 Scilvc, mis. T. (flu wnu 8 a day. ftunplps wortb tl-50. fXD lid fiOt ia.l,r Ch hi,rw'l ft Wrirm w.r Siu'rtiy Bciu tif l-Jri Co.. lt..!iy. Mkrt Gfd-DEX Medical Discovert cures Con sumption (which" is ikrof u!:i of the Lungs', by its wonderful bloofl-fiunfyingnvigora-ting and nutritive properties- For Weak Lungs. Ppitting of iiloofl, Fljortni-w of Iir,-aih, lironehitig. C hronic Xasai FsUiirrh, rvere Coughs. Asthma, ami kindred oflec- tiona, it is a Boveroign reiaedy. While It-) promptly cures the seret Cougha. it t-trengthens the svsteni aud i'Uriliea the blood. 1 . Sky-Land Region of the South. In every country" here is sou.3 specia' drawback to the sheep industry. Here we have dogs and wolves. In Australia rabbits eat nearly all the grass, and leavi the pastures as bare as Old Mother Hub bard's cupboard. In New ZeaLurd tht great enemy of sheep is a largs irreeri parroL It lights on a sheep and devour? its living flesh. After it has eaten its'fil) it flies away. T5ut, as 9 ; rule; the wounds it maXei.tieTei heal, EE rtv retnrn mall. Fall Pr'frtpilnF. MooilV Sew Tailor Svsitm of Ikv- ! t:t ting. '.DIIODY &"fO.. Cincinnati. U GOHSUMPTIOM. (c SotMO." BrTTS,-Vf Xnrth Clmitrm. ilinmt o., Ohuj, writes: "I have not the words to PENSIONS a k. ii. lieu to SiVdier", t)d Hr- Bw i-ircir enl&ra. .o fs nnM uooefui T(I. & !'.. w.anurt. I. C tpress my gratitude for the pry! your e my e dK-- tor after another I finally gave up all hote of relief. Iieing very Golden Medical Discovery ' has done mv wife. She was taken with consumption, and after trying one doc- KERS3AMD FIFTH WHEEL. iSffi tm!raircMiit. HKUUKANO CO.. FremosV O A UOyi'U. imtiKantcrt. bct MtV tag article In tbe world. 1 gampi Free. aarem JA UliUAMl.'V.lMrw. mvc.t. 5230. Laws klI true. J aSl et'Pc-B(ixi. If M if ) lirrrti' travel ray. ri:M-tvd: DpHrrtrri : t; rt-r-rs prart;.. Mio.-iiss (r nn f-e. !0LD!EBSS3 poor and having but one dollar in the world. I prave-! to iod that be might show me something ; and then it seems a th'aigh eonv-- tmng aia ten me to p.t your (ioiunn Medical Dwivn-. Vv wife took it aa directed, aud as a result, she is so ehe c-n work now.1 Vl astiiig Ileasc. WATfif F. Clarke. T,-1-. of i Box I'M'. SummrrxUlc, PrliW FAvnr Jrlnnrl, Can., writes: "When I commenced taking vour 'Goiden Medical Discovery." I was not 5b)e to work and wns a burden to rayst-Jf. At Iihat time I weiirhed ta Dounda. and to-dav I flirh 347 pounds. Then I used to eat about one meal a day, and now can eat four or Ave if I dared to." f Couch gf Five Yeips' G&IXEO 25 Pouxds. Sirs. X. T!kt, Cf T'nrfnnr, Yrrmrmt, snvs: "I fi-l at Ilt-rty to acknowledge the fir-neflt I reefived trom two U,ttk-s of the 'f 'olden Midical iteev ry," wbit-h c-urcxl a cough of f!e jecirV rtandmg. tfud dystep. sin, fnim whl. !i tuei milt red lor a long time. I hae also uw ! Ir. I'H-rcc-'a Kxtrnct of Hmart-v. ced, .r Water rcpter. In iot family, with good effect." , W. It, D.n?. Ksj of f?H7ic, Floridi wrifn: -I have- taken yoiir -wonclfi-fuf GohKii Medical Ilfeover"' and' have been curetl .f consumption. I am now nound and well, and t.t.'- only spent tf-rvc dollara, and I wotua not take taree tnousana uouars and Worth $1009 A Bottle. be prit back where I was.' Discovery XOy Six Bottles tor $5.0O; by DrntyUU. WORUt'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Propr's, No. 663 Mai- n 11- '. 1 i A
The Waynesville Mountaineer (Waynesville, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
March 7, 1888, edition 1
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