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TREATMENT OF COLDS AND
CROUP.
We believe in 'every one to his
trade,' and in all cases of severe ill
ness or accident- call in one who
makes a business of studying the
human system and its disorders.
Yet.many, especially in frontier set
tlements, find it imprrcticable, if
not impossible, to always obtain re
liable medical advice. We offer a
few hints, that may be serviceable in
ordinary, slight troubles-Colds,
taken in hand promptly, are easily
remedied. If they are allowed to
cling to one for a few days, they
usualy 'run their course' of a cou
ple of weeks if not much longer.
For slight cold accompanied with
sore throat, a simple remedy often
effective, is a teaspoonful or more
of powdered Chlorate of Potassa,
in a tumbler of water-all that will
dissolve. A teaspoonful of the so
lution is to be gargled in the throat
and swallowed-repeating it every
hour or so. A sudden severe cold is
most often broken by a gentle physic
of Calcined Magnesia or Castor Oil,
with warm foot bath, and avoiding
any chill or draft of air for a day or
two. For filling up of the lungs
and much gathering or coughing
e use a simple cough syrup, made
by mixing equal quanities of syrup
of Ipecac, Paregoric, and Castoi
Oil or Sweet Oil; shake well, and
- take from half to a full teaspoon
ful, according to age, three or
mere times a day as needed. A
warm sweat is good if great care be
taken to have no chilly reeling for a
few hours after. If one does not
cool off very gradually, more cold
will be taken. Group is, in some
families, much dreaded. Its gut.
tural cough is uznmistab.ble after
having once heard it. When first
noticed we administ. - Syrup of Ipe.
cac-10 drops to an infant, up to
20 drops to a large child-every
hour or so until vomiting is prodnu
ced- - Then use the above cough
syrup three times a day or mor-e if
needed. If more than a slight at.
tack the Syrup oi Ipecac is accom
panied with foot baths as warm as
can be' borne, with a tablespoonful
of good mustard stirred into each
gallon of water. In addition, the
chest and n'eck are well bathed with
Camphorated Oil or Volatile Lini
ment, and covered with flannel lined
with thick cotton batting. It is well
where croup is feared, to keep ready
for use a flannel cut to fit the chest
and neck, with tying-strings on
the neck corners, and with thick
cotton batting stitched on to the
under side. These remedies have
proved effective in ordinary croup.
If at all severe and not yielding
immediately to the above simple
home treatment, a physician is call
ed in.-Amnerican Agriculturist.
CREosoTE FoR BRONCHITIS AND CA
-Arana.-When going from Switzer
land to Italy via Mont Cenis, some
years ago, the writer contracted a
sudden severe cold, which, in the
chill air of Turin, soon brought on
a severe attack of Bronchitis. We
hastened over to the genial.air of
Genoa, but it afforded little relief,
and the advice of Dr. Paccioci,
Professor in the noted Italian Med
ical College there, was called in.
He prescribed a very simple remedy,
which was at once effective, as it
has been with many others to whom
we have since recommended it.
Put into a pint or larger bottle
about three gills of water, and add
two drops of good Wood Creosote.
Shake very thoroughly, take a
mouthful, gargling it awhile in the
throat, and swallow it. Repeat
this frequently, so as to use up the
mixture in the first 24 hours, always
shaking well before taking. After
the first day, use three drops of
Creosote and the same amount of
water during 24 hours, so long as
it is needed. The same mixture
has often proved very useful in
Catarrk. In this case a handful or
two of the well-shaken Creosote and
water is snuffed tup through the nos
trils until it reaches the throat and
is spit out. A tablespoonful or
more is also garged in the throat
md swallowed. As Catarrh is an
inflammation of the nasal passages,
:ccompanied with a mucus deposit,
the creosote, which is largely car
bolic acid, would seem to be useful
.ere just as dilute carbolic acid is;
ffective in cleansing any putrid
sores. Catarrh is the result of
weakness, and is promoted by a
-old. A toning up of the system
ind any simple remedy like the
-bove is effective, unless the Catarrh
s severe and of so long continuance
as to have permanently disorganiz
ed the nasal cavities. It is folly
to spend money for the much ad
vertised catarrh remedies, which
ire usually the sheerest medical
qaackery.-American Agriculturist.
KEEP THE FAm Toots SH-knP.
The Germantown Tlegraph gives
the following sensible hints on the
sharpening of tools: Too often
these things are not thought of un
til the articles are wanted, when
much valuable time is lost in put
ting in order what might as well
have been done during the dull
,vinter days. It has been computed
that the same man can do as much
in two days with a sharp scythe as
in three days with one comparative
iy dull, and the same expenditure
in force. And it is just the same
in regard to all other tools or im
plements, whether operated by
hand, steam or horse-power. The
engineer continually oils the ma
chinery, and a good saw or file is
oil to hand implements. We know
one who has a great deal of hand
hoeing to do by hired labor, and he
believes that the continued use of
the file on the hoes makes a dif
ference of nearly one half in the
labor. His calculation is that every
ten cent file he buys saves him $10
in his laborers' bills. Now is the
time to look after the spades,
seythes, hoes, chisels, saws, etc. A
good grindstone and a set of files
are among the best of farm invest
ments, especially at this season.
The best of all forehandedness is
that which prepares in advance a
full set of good and well-repaired I
tools to work with.
SLEEPING RooMs.-Do not neglcct
ventilating your bedroom when the
weather becomes cold. In the
morning hoist the windows, take
off the bedclothes, shake and stir
the ticks, turn the upper one over
the foot rool. This will prevent
the impure odors penetrating far
ther, and they will escape faster
while the bed is warm, and you will
not have to wait for the beds to air
when you are ready to make them.
In hot weather we sleep with all the
windows open, but do not allow the
wind to blow directly upon us. In4
the coldest nights of winter we on
ly leave the doors open connecting
with other rooms. On no account
sleep in tight rooms without at
least a crack to admit of pure air. -
Plenty of fresh air gives strength
and elasticity to the lungs and body.
Keep the pores of the skin open, to
let impurities pass out freely, by
washing the body once a week in
winter and oftener in summer.
Have the room warm, bathe quick
ly, and wipe dry, and you will not
feel chilly if it has been done prop
erly. If all the clothing worn by
day were aired while we sleep in
other garments, much health and
comfort would be added to life.
One third of our lives is spent inH
sleeping rooms. Do be particlaur
about them. Let them be large,
dry and pleasant.
LITTE THINGs OF GREAT MO0
MET.-It is a small matter to take
the borses across the field for their
water :it seems to cost nothing,
yet if a farmer's time or that of
his hired man, is worth anything, -
it costs a great deal in the course
of a year. It is a small matter to
chop each day's wood upon the day
it is used, and thus have it all
fresh ; but fifteen minutes in har
vest time is worth more than in
January ; besides, there are vastly
more economical methods of mak
ing fire wood than with an axe. It
is a very little matter to tighten a
loose nut, but it sometimes costs
life and limb not to do it. A pear.
tree here, and a peach tree there.
cost so little that one is inclined
to think they are of no account,
but when the fruit is ripe they are.
appreciated. A single step from:
one room to another is 'only one
step,'but the thought of a stairway
made out of these steps during a
life time, is enough to almost make
a woman's back ache. Look well
to the details, that the little things
are right, for it pays in the end.
([American Agricult rist.
W~ATER Franows.-If the land is;
not well drained, when all else is~
done in the wheat field, make the
necessary furrows with the plow,
for carrying off the surface water:
R. Y. LI
Lt His METROPOLITAI
Offers the Largest
FURN!!
Ever Exhibited
16, PARLOR AND
All Styles of Fi
CHAIRS9 all kinds,
Mattresses, Bed Sj
dow Shades, SE
Und in short eyery arti-le of
These Goods are a
rhe Carpet Exhibitor---ihe a
Come. Se 'end be convincet
N:.v. 17, 47-26;t.
cKo7
WRIGHT & J.
CL OT HW'I.N
H1 ANDSOI
-A
-F
MEN, YOUTI
.argest Asserient in the
Pri
MATS, iin the
WRIGIT 4& J.
Oct. 27. 44-t.
I ma still keepirag v
nak-king the Finest i
state. My Cutter is
tyles as they make
ashionable circles.
railors employed.
Samples sent on ap
f (Only) French and
vays on hand.
W . SWAi
Oct2 0,u :L41n.
:OLUMBIA CL(
[ARGEST STOCK!
the' 1,ges' ever ex'ib.;ed in :Le. ei:v of (.
.i o n ~f rr ;inds: and th. public gen1eral'rv
MII Prices! All Sti
COMPETITi
ole .Agent for the Celebratedi sTA
(.)cr. U, 8-I v.
i)ry Goods
NEW STOREIN
UNDER WRZI
)1RESS GOODS, ina all t:
Silks, Satins
3INE ILOSIER.Y lor lnde,
Ladie:/ and G.ent.
lents' Furnishing Gooi
G E N 3
1AO, .ALL TdM .rA.Pi,E 'uos LU.C
DES:8PORZTES
V right's Hotei Block, -
Oc: a.n -:
DIRECT IMPOR~TE
COLUIM]
TH E L.A RCES1
MECHAN[CS' TooLS of every descrip:i
Wagon :tn-! C.:rriage Hailiing and Trimu
Circular Saws oif aIl 'ize s furnished to ord
ladia Rubber and Leater Bel:in:; India
Lacing. Babbitt Met ii, Machinery Oils, Fi
Lime, Cemenr, Plaster, Hair, Laths, Grint
Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, B
AL
~CR1CULTURA
e OF ALL
Surar Cane Mills, Sagar Pans and Evapo:
Threshers and Separa tors, Woven Wire io
Corn Shellers, Feed Carter-. Hoe<, Axes,
Solid Steel Ploughs of all kins. Ploughi 8
Coji. Wagon, Well and Halter Chains, Tir
Grain Cradies, Grain and G;rass Serthe<,
Has the ageiicy for the celebrated WA TT
e sool a: reduce I prices.
itmure.
CAVELL,
T FURNITURE STORE,
and Best Stock of
TURE!
in this Market.
DININVG ROOM SUITS,
nish and Prices.
HAIR and COTTON
Drings, Desks, Win
,wing Machines,
Fniture known to the trade.
.l! at LOW PRICES.
tost perfect of all inven:ious.
R. Y. LEAVECLL.
Wng.
W. COPPOCK'S
G STORE.
.IE SUITS
OR
IS AND BOYS.
City, and at the Lowest
ces.
Latest Styles.
enteme's urnslangGoods.
W. COPPOCK.
DLOT ING
MY
II 0 t O S!
p my reputation for
Uustom Work in the
alive to all the latest
their appearance in
None but first-class
)lication. A full line
English Suitintgs al
BIA, S. O.
)THING HQJUSE
LOWEST PRICES!
:an.! Genta an i Youath'= Furnishing Goo ds
alumbia, :md I rspectfilly invita the art-en
ro anf examn:ationl, feelingz a'Ln.: -i that they
e ;. o m n jtdg.- for you.-elv
les ! All Q,ualities !
ON DEFIED.
R S H IRT, Warranted to be the
ithe Mairket.
L. KINARD,
co,U M sA , S. C.
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
AHT'S HOTEL.
he late varieties,
Velvets, Cashmneres, etc.
F'ine HIand-Sewed Shioes.
Cs a Specialty,
'S' AND BOYS' FINE HATS.
L.LY FOUND IN A DRY G;OODS STO1RE
I orders amoa:i .' m 0) ai over illI
& EDMIUNDS,
- - COLUMBIA, S. C.
tware.
R AND DEAiLERI
D AMERICAN
3TIA, S. O.
rVARIETY OF
oan.
aig Materi.al.
Rubber aini Hemp Packing.
i.tones.
rushes, &c.
so,
L IMPLEMENTS
KINDS.
rators, Fan Mills.
r Screens, Bolring Meal, &c.
Tames, Shovels, Sp.'des
teel and Iron, Back Bands.
e,Band and Rod Iron.
~c., &c.
PLOUGHS and Castings of all kinds, which
STOVES
The Lar-est and Fii
COOKING AND HI
Tha* has ever been brought to the Southert
celehr.ac.:
EE C
i!.nion. Va . one of the BEST COC
thih S tei, very large and it -tand at the bea
Al.o. a very lairge assortment of
HfE A TING
Am ii wjivi i; to b- :oni th., WOODBINE
lI- RAIIANr PARLOR STOVE, wh*ch:
BOX aid o:ler S,oves.
tr:u,ers Vi iti!ln the City Would do Wk
chaingu- else. here.
Oct. 13,*42- tf.
EXCELSIOR CO
~]
Manufactured by ISAAC A.SHEP
A-D FOR SALE BY W.'. Wl
mI.
C*.
CU11,YOUR BACK AtHl
Ard Fol (ia-ases f tie KidIneys, fla(kler
andW Uinury Orgaii- 4y wearing the
mp ed ExceMr(dne Pad.
It is a AARVEL f REALING and RLIEF.
Simple, Sensiblo, Direct,
Painless, Powerful.
11 CURES w .!,(! r a lk. %-Rr7F.EA
TiON:-n- 3LVOLUT10i il Mlivis.%. AI
. r.in. .ppozcd
r :.r ; i,t I ' tr?- ,i s t L
reet. ~ON Lw d:u:ists or Ie1 by W.n;ai, 0n
reciipt C' pri.-- S2. A'iro
'E'he Gi)iy" N .ig Pd 60s o
DETROIT, Mich.
Thi. is 14 Original anl G.ne Kidney
(" t - . A :--);
1),-1 .. - an
COLUMiA", S. C.,
STEAMI ENGINES,
From~ ijv-borse pow~er to any size,
* ~ Saw 31ill.
I rist :u:d Cu \3ills,
AGRiIc .LT URAL iMP'LL 4 ENTS
Cua tisd Arebith-:ural WVork
for B3uildiiorn
Ibln: forCn:cteries and
Balconi: , and Iron and Brass; Cast
l1ari:ez a 1ar!ze stek of P::tterus
for gecrai work, easting~ ea be n.o.de
at sort utI:ice.
SpeC.z: antIion'i l.i"Qen to RIE
P'AiRi.~ 21.1W111NlU of all
kin:de. .lil work done by tile best
mechnIes. nad oriees as reasonable as
can be Wnd for good work anywhere
North t:r dui1h.
Mr. PETER KlND), the founder
aid fo'ru,er owner of this est::blish.
will turn tut ntinig bit good work.
G. Dl1ERCK8, Propri 2tor,
Pho x iron Works. (columbis 8.. C.
)t. 1:< 42-:n
Fisk's Patent fletal
ic Burial Cases.
*Also, W:iuut. a:d Rtose.wcod Goflin- and
GCtstt shLg. cu bUand.
WEil p;:s'nally sup'erittntn the prepara
tion of iz.'.es. bldlin~g of vaiults, u.-mg in
th"i r ton ti, ,!io-i "e:, hy draulic cementf,
Al; o;; -a p,roJ,, y ! :. f o..d: to by or
PROSPECT US.
To be iublied by subsrption aol
ume 0f sot
POEMS AND SKETCHES,
The we~l knwen and Popular Correspon
d-n of "TH:-: N R:waar Ab.a..
du).cri--s' II.unes wi I ec rec.-iredJ by
TIo\l. F. RENERER, Editor "New
berry er. I!." N.-wber:-r, -4. C , or WHIT
TET & 1{i'ERSON, Publishtrs, Rich.
WANTED.
One Hundred Raw Hides,
WEEKLY,
At PINE GRG' E~ TANNERY.
MARTIN & MOWER,1
PR~OPRIETORS.
e8.
STOVES.
wrst A'.sortmient of
EATING STOVES
A.Lrke:, :nong which is to be foutd the
0 o I,
KING STOV.S now ii n.c. The Oien of
I oi all other Cuoku:r Stoyes.
STO~VRS,
niiiliable for hea ting CarthAl :,nd Storei,
;and- wver all otiwrs. L.ofe asortnent of
I to lall and examine my stock before par
COLUMBIA, S. C.
OK STOVES I
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
Fourteen diffcrent sizes and kinds. Five
izes with Fnameled Res;ervoies. Adapted to
al requirements, and priced to suit all purses.
LEADINC FEATURES:
)ouble Wood Doors, Pa'-nt Wood Grate,
Ldjustable Damper, Tterelangeable Auto
natic Shelf, BroilIng Poor, SwingHig Hearth.
Plate, Swinging Flue-Stop. 1ven-ible Gas
surning Long Cross 1icee, Double Short
.enters, Heavy Ring Covers, Illun:inated Fire
)oors. Nicke Knobs. Nickel Panels, etc.
Unequaled In Material, in Fini.h, and In
peration.
PARD & CO., Baltimore, Md.
IGHT, Newberry, S. C.
THE bN.
jDE 1A
Cures by A B S 0 .? TII O N (Nature's way)
J LUNG DISEASES,
THROAT DISEASES,
i DREATH!NG TROUBLES.
It DRIVES INTO the sy.steni curative
igntS and11 hd :in medicines,
It DI&AWS FROM the diseased parts the
iCSois t hat calse dcath.
Thcusands Testi.y to its Virtues.
i.' C.AN BE RLIEVED AM) CURED,
Don't dae-par uit il you havi I rit.] this 'en
,ibl. 1-t-ily .ppli4l and RADICALLY
EFFECTUAL !(e:.dy,
Soid ly Drists. or sent by inail on re
ecipt 4): Pric3, 62.00, by
The 660tay" Luntg Pad Co.
WILLIAMS BLOCK,
DETP.OIT, Mich.
Se-nl for Tiestimnonia1; and our book,
"zTm: 'li i.o:s A YEAu," sent free.
Oct. 27. .4! -::n.
No. 101 3Ercd Street, bet. Tenth and
Eleventh,
1V cu a:.:a., 1... A :. & U, l677.
I hac.' i n!- ~al: are :.nuie: aa:i
tion of s s:olpae 'I "Silml1111rdeil, All.
guata, CO., VI a." 'l3 JP hiskey, ".lected
by mtysilf :d ret4ning'i a ot A
Stegal. -s:,l li:. cn; iraiy fre f rom' add.
terariij.:. I an fuilly r.'omenda ii to
it' A- i. xr ii (':e:iais.
Non Genii ane nie hean the Signa
t:re of
E, fo!I1urec Jenkins & Co.,
WdOLESAL.E LIQUOR MERCHANTS,
113 S. Fourteenth Street. RL:HMOiND, VA.
For- ssle by iDa. S. F". FANT, fo)ie A;tent
for N~ ewi rn . 0C: I . A-om.
A LEETURIE TO YOUNG M~EN
On the Loss of
A Lecture on the Natnre, Treatment, and
Raddical eure or .Seminaal Weakness, or $per
mattorrhoa. induced by SeI-IAbuse, Inv.ol
utary Em:i-.vata. Improt-ncy. Nervous De
bility, andi Impledimnts: in Marriage gene
rally; GollUumptionl. Epilepsy, and Fits;
Menial and4 Phyisical incapacity, &c.-By
ItOIlEltJ. CC I;VEltWEL L. M.D., author of
the "Green l;oek."&c.
The wvorld-ronownedl author. in this ad
mirable L eture~. clearly proves from his
own L experine that th~e awful consequen
ces oft .ei I-A bus mlay b..le fiftilaly remnov
edl without(Il aageroi:s surgical operations,
baon"s. ineuruments, rimtrs, or cordials;
Ipointingi, ou,t a miole oaf cure at once certainl
aid etTetual. by which every sufferer, no
mat teiir watL 4is coolition muaybe,nmay enre
hi-l Ice.,.ply, privtlely and14 radicalIly.
Mj Thli Lecture will prove a boon to
thoiustand ad thloulsands1.
Senit um14ler seal, in a plin envelope, to
any' aid'ress, on receipt of six~ cents or two
posa:r sO tamIps.
A<hlress5 the Pub! silers.
TII E CULVEItW ELL. MEDICAL CO.,
11 Anrn et., Ne w York, N.X Y. P'ost Offic ,
%.Oct L3, 28--ly
G-. W. ABNEY,
ATT0MEY -AT -LAW,
Office Over Booiza's Store, iiower'sBailding.
Wil practice ini tie Courts of Edgefild
ind Nebarry. All businecs- entrusted to
fle will hIe promnptly attended to.
Sep. 15, 38 -tf.
NEW HOTEL.
Ths *mr dio,:: 'diti:., situuied on
i Al N ST:3ET:l, NF V"IIEiIY, s. c., and
muown as~ tile
BLEASE HOTEL,
Snow a:pen, and initesli the people one and
al to c:di andl know w~hat can be done at all
iouirs, to -.it : Atn Estra Good lIreakfast,
inner, or Suprper, for TWENTY-FIVE
:ENTR
Forty' or jjfry regular boarders will be
akenl at pr~i.ai~opoulouey low rates.
Thea conve'nience of locaioni, excellent
onulezd dd's house to oevr one.
Oct. 1$, 42---tf.
SOntfit sent free to tho,se who wish to
engage in th.- most pleasant and proll
tatble husiness known. Everythinig
new. Caps i alnot required. We will
triisIh yon everthling. $1aa a dlay andl up
vards is easily made without staying away
'rm home over night. No risk whatever
da.ay nie I workers wanted at once. Many
re making fortun. S at te business. Ladies
nake as much as men, and young boys and
ntirs make great pay. No one who is wil
ing to wo rk tails to m:ale more every day
han can he made in a week at any ordinary
mnploymen;t. Those who engage at once
ill find a short road to lortune. Address
I. Hallett & Co.. Portland, Maine.
Oct.13. 42-1y.
W. H. WALLACE,
torney -a-Law,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Oc. 25 AQ-ef
Radl Roads.
Columbia & Greenville Railroad.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
COLUMBI.A. S.C., December 24.18S.-.
On and n:fter Mojday, December 27, 15S. the
1-.% I.:GER TRAINS will run as herewith in
dicateiY upou this road and its branches.
Daily, exce;t Sundays.
No. 42. UP PASSENGER.
Leave Coliiabia,A - - * 11-l0 u
n. - - - - 1.- p u
- N-wt:ry. - - - - 1.5 P I
- - - 4.25 p ni
Bteitunl 5.! P n i _pU
Arrive GreetviI!e. 6 - -b.6 p IM
No. 43. DOWN PASSENl ER.
Leave Uie-nvi!ie, - . - 10.52 a M
. elton. - .. - 12.12 p
Hodges. . 124pm
Newt)erry, . . - 4..5pm
A;ston.E - - 5.!1 p mI
Arrive Columbia,F - - 6.1 p in
LAUaEN%s UAILEOAD.
Leave Newberry, - - 10.00 a m 4.25 p m
Arrive at Laurens C. H., 12.3> p M 7.0 p im
Leave Laurens C. H., - 7A) a m 1.0 p m
Arrive at Newberry, - 9.85 a m 3 35 p m
A BBEVILLZ BRANCI.
Leave Ilod.-es. - - 4.3 p M
Arrivc :r Abbevie. - - 5.15 p M
Leave Au.k-vi::' - - - 12.: p m
Arrie.:! elldI. - - - - '"in
n,Es I.,NAlt.PAD .Ar> ANRON
Leave it. at. In
' Aiz'l-r'n~p
" PencittOflpi
" i'ry i!le P l
Leav SenecCA C.
Arrive at )all! I
Leave Walballa .in
Leave Sti,een D, a M
P.-rr.ille, a In
a reudh-tou.y Ti
a : n a m
A!. - 7.I: a in
Arrive at Beltvn, - 12.tk a M
A. With South Carol.ia R.ai!roa 1 froml Char
I-sOi.
With Wilmingtoi, Coluni'via az:d Atin,<ta
ItxPre.d fo~ m Wildngnton ' id u1:
Puiuts Null thereof.
Nvi!th Ch:n-:Te. oin,bi:a and A tiusta
' ::itroad from Chadorte and a!! poiLts
Noiti, thercu
B. With Spartan5u-g. Union and Colambia
tadr. ad ior Spaitanburg and a!! poiuts
on the Spartanburg and Aihevile Ril
road. -
C. With .ntuta and Cinarlotte Air Lin- Rail
way lor At!ait aimd l1 poinz South
::nd Wvst.
). With Atdnta and Charlotte Air Line Rail
way from Atlant: and beyoud.
F. With S-artaalurz. Uiion and Columbia
Raii'oad from Spartauburg and poits
ol .sartanbur; and Asheville Railra:d.
F. With F'uth Carolina Railroad for Charles
Toll.
With Wilmington. Columbia and Atiuu;ta
Rairoad for Wilmington and the North.
With Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North.
Standard Time used is Washington, D. C.,
which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia.
J. W. FRY, Gen'I Sept.
A. PoPz. General PassengerAgent.
South Carolina Railroad Company.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
CIANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On ani after Noveniber 7, 180, Passenger
Trains on this road will run as follows tin
til furthur notice:
GREENVILLE EXPRESS.
GOING EAST, (DAILY EXCEPT SLNDA ys.)
Leave Columbia at . - I.10 P.M.
.Xrrive .Charlstor at - - - 11.25 P. M.
GuING WEST, (UAILY EXC.'-r SUND.jYS.)
L.euve Charleston at - . . 6.0; A. M.
L-:avC Camn.t.-l at - - - 7.(0 A. 31.
Arrive Columbia at - - - 11.10 A. 31.
WAY FREIGiT AND PASSENG ER.
GOL.v(; EAST DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
*Leave Columbia at - . - 5.10 A. bl.
A'rrive Camden at . - - - 1.09 P. M.
Arrive Augusta at . . - - 3.45 P.-l.
Arriie Charleston at - - 2.to P. 3L
GoING wESr DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
*Leave t'aarleston at - - 9.90 A. M1.
Leave A ugusta at - - - 7.55 A. M1.
Arrive Co;utmbia at - - - .25 P. 31.
*PaLsengers leaving Columbia or Charles
tOtn on i h::-e trains will have to change cars
at Brar:ehvitle to reach Charleston at L.00 1'.
31., or Columbia at 6.25 P. M1.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
GioING; E.AST DAILY..
Leave C:olumblia ut - - - 9.30 P. M1.
Arrive Augus- a ,t - - - - s.33; A. 31.
Arrive Charlestont at -- - 7.30 A. M1.
-GOING WEST DAI LY.
Leave Chatrleaton at - -- 9.0') p. M.
t*Lve .Augusta at..-.-.-..-...0..
.\rrive Columbhia at - - 6.11 A. 31.
On Columnbia Division Night Express
Trains run dlaily; all other Trains daily ex
cept S.nmilay.
Uni .\ugusta Division all Passenger Traini.
rn daily.
Sleepth:I Car~s are attached to N'ight
ExpressTrains-berths only S1.50-between
ColumbIa. Charleston and Augusta. On
Saturdayis a in: Suntdays, round trip tickets
arm sold to and from all Stations at one first
class tare for the round trip, good till Mon
day noon to return. Conntetions miade
at Columbhia with Gre.onville andi Columbia
Railroad! by train arriving at Columbie. at
11.10 A. M. and leaving Columbia at 6.10 P.
af.. to and from till points on that Road;
also with Charlotte. Columb!)a: and Augusta
Railroad going North by train arriving atI
Columbia iat 11.10 A. M.; passengers comning
South will have to take train leaving Cohimn
bia at 9.30 P. MK At Charleston with Steam
ers for New York on Wednesdays and Sat,ur
days; also, withl Savannah and Charleston
Rlailroadi to all points South.
-Connectio ns are made at Augusta- with
Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad to
anid front all points South andi West.
Throngh tickets can be purchased to aU
points South and West, by applyinig to
A. B. DESAUSSURE. Agent, Colhimbia.
). C. ALLEN.,G. P.&T. A.
JOHN B. PECK, General Superintendent.
SPARTANBURS, UNION & COLUMBIA R. R,,
SPARTANBURG & ASHEVILLE R. R.
SPA RTANBEURG, S. ', Sep, 27, 1880.
On and after the above date the following
Schedules will be run over these Roads daily,
(Snundays excepted):
UP TRA.L.
Leave Aiton---... ............3.00 p. m.
" Un ion ..---................6 45p. m.
IArrive Spairtauburg............30) p. mn
Leaxve Spairranhurg............1.30 p. mn.
Arrive at llendersonville ..n...80 p. mn.
Clos condio~is adeat Alston with
train fromi Columbia on Greenyijie & C 'innm
bia Road. At Columbia, connection is made
from Chalestcon, Wilmington and Augusta.
At Spartanburg. connection is made at
Air Line Depot with :raiins from Atlanta
and Chiarotte, also with Stage Line to Glenn
Springs.
At Hlendersonville, connection is mande
with a first cla., Line of Stages to Asheville,
arriving there the same evening
Parties desirous of visiting Caar's Head
or other points of interest can be provided
with first class couveyances from the Livery
Stables in Hendersonville at reasoaable
rates.
TRAJI SOUTH
Will leave Hlendersonvile........6 00 a. m.
Leave Sparztiburg............101 10 a. in.
Leaive CUi-.-.---.-.............1210 p. m.I
Arrive. at Alkton...............3.17 p. mx. I
These Roatds are in excellent condiition;
furni4hed wi'h fir<xt class Coaches; provided
with all necessary appliances for safetv and
comfor tof Passengers. At Spartanburg asnd
Hendersonville the Hotel accomm.odiartis
arc niow ample fora large increase of travel.
They will be found well supplied with good
Mountain fare at reasonable rates.
JAS. ANDERSON, Supt.
MRS. EMMA F. BLEASE,
PROPRIETRESS,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
This commodious and spacious -HIotel si
now open and fully prepared to entertain
all comners.
The Furniture of every description is new,
an oeotwill be spatred to make all per
sons patronizing the establishments at honme.
IThe Rboom.s in this Hotel are spacious,
'well lighted, and the best ventilaedof any
Hotel in the up-countr.
The~ Hotel is furnaished with 2ne .cistern
and well water, and the tabletis guarantaed
'to be the best in the place.
TERMWS REASONABLE.
JIiscellaneous.
H OLMnA N'S
PADS
CU RE THE ONLY
TRUE
-2:Y MALARIAL
Escptia MALAntidcte.
toI=aus tguc, Liver and Stomach
Pd-For MALARIA. AGUE,
mVEPF and SrOMAGE- TBOU
BLES. Price $2.00.
Hi'an9, Special Pad.-Adapted to old
ciironle. cases. Price $3.A
Kolman"s Spleeu Belt-For stubborn
cases of EnJarged Spleen and
anyielding Liver and Stomach
trublesarice $5.00.
1ohmanWx Infant9V Pad-For allments of
infants and children. -Pries $1.50.
uolman's Renal Pad-For -Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. Price $2.00.
Ko.man' Uterine Pad-For Pemala
trouNbles. Price $5.00.
Lolmaan's AbsorptVe .Medieinal Eody
Plaster-The lest plaster made
porous on rubber basis. Price 25c.
Holmaias Absorptive Medicinal Foot
Plasters--Fornumbfeetandslug- -
gish circulxtjon. Priceper afr 25c. -
Absorption Salt-Medicated Foot Bats
For Coids, Obstructions and.
all cases where a. foot-bath is
needed. Per half lb.package, 25c.
Por wale by all druggists-or sent by mail,
postpaid. on receipt of pr'ce. The Ahsorption
S.lt is not "mailahl" an4 must beAentby
Ex:ress at purciaswr's expense.
T:' suicess of HolnanTs Pads has in
spi:,d imitators who o!rer Pads similar in
FOaM rlndODOR to the TEZS ILoLXA., say -
'They are .the sam. &c." Beware of
B .s d, only gotten up to se- on the-repu.
taton of the genu:ue.
See that each Pad bears the green PIYATR
RV-SErKE STA.P of the Holman kad Company
w;ith above Trade-Mark.
if aflicted with chronic ailments send a con
cise description of symptoms, which wilre
ceive prompt and careful attention.
Da HoLa's advice Is free. Full treatise
sent free on application. - Address, -
-OTMNAN'PAO CO.,
(P.O. Box 2,112) 93 WiNlim 4xeet, w York.
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re Throat,a Lung, also Is pin, in the ia
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or deilitaed, tam oe, activity and stansma
1o the whole humanr:ame.
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ers who tryto mof unon yot k aadRin
inga ENMET &A MP on eahbetGS.
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Aak your 'recer for 3st
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Maniutaetuired only flnd4LthtahoV4Tratde
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. INE CO., of Pari.i and Lecipzi; .
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sed bay all celebrated! Physicians of Enrope
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m v f Paris reports i& cures out.of 100 cases
wfthini three, days.
S.cret.-The only tisver of the poisonous
Uric Acid which-existain the Blood of Rhen
:nstand Goty Patnt .
CURED. CURED. CoRED.
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muatory Rhenimatsm. .
J3. La:ava.y, Esq.. :ri& Washington Market,
lhronic Rheffmatsm.
Mrs. E. Towne,43 East Nith street,(cha.lky
foruiation in the joints) Chronic Ithenma
tismn...
A. M. Prager. 74 Newat k avenue, Jersey
City. Chromc Rfheumnatism
John F. Chamberlaia., Esq.,.Washington
Si . Wasington, D. C.~. Ehdumatic Gout.
1. E. Arnold, Esq., 12 Weybosset stroet,
Prov idence, R. I., of twenty years' Chronic
Rheumatism.. -
John P.. Tutrngate, 100 Sanchez street, San
Fniico-,-vNeuralgia 'and Seiatica.
E~OR MA LaRIAL, INTcTERnTENT AND CRRotIC
FEV ERs, ChI LLs. OR AG.Ua,
SWICYLICA IS A CERTAIN CURE,
Superseding entirely'the use of Sulphate of
2ninine, as it will not only cut th.e fevers, but
wil achieve a RADICAL CURE, without any
>f the. iconveniences ad troubles arising
0 1 Zox :i .B*xs fr $N
Sent free by lLaR on receipt of money.
ISK YOUR hRUS~GISiT FOR- IT,
nttke no imitation or+aubstitute, as -our
d i ;ica (enpy righted) is guaranteed tore
.evo, or mnoney.reranded, and- will- be de
ivered free on receipt of orders, by calling
>n or addresstng
WASRBUJRNE & CO.,
12 SOLE AGENiTS,
12 roadway, cor. Fulton St., (Knox Build
ing), NEW YORK.
W. E, PEIkHAM, Sole Agent.
Feb. 25, 1880-94y.
lj Outfit furnihed free, with fall in
ttructions for conducting the most
1Nprofitable business that anyone can
engag in. The business is so easy
o ih-arn. and our i:struct.ionis are so simple
.nd plain. that any one can make great
>rolits ?ro:n the verv ,tart. No one can
all who is williig to 'work. Women are as
necesa:ful1 as mn. Boys and girls can earn
u,rge sums Many have made at the busi
Ce- ove:- onel hundred dlollars in asin.gle
a'e~k. Nothing like it evier known before.
J1i wha engage are surprised .at the ease
ud rapidity with which they are able to
aake money. You can engage in this busi
es. dlurin;g your i.pare t nue at great profit,
ou do not have to invest capital in it We
ak.- l the r:-k. Thoe who need ready
20m-ty. should write to us at once. All for
i-i.- ireC. Address Tru.e & Co.. Augusta,
amt!e. Oct. I3, 42-ly.
BILEASE HOTEL
FAlt THE BEST.
Lag,airy ro- s.Tible unsurpassed,
nd '1hat Exces.ETm SPRING.. Wixrta make
r.dea to a seaside oy mountain home.
Reguer boarders:Ten -Dollara per month.
iiENRtY H. BLli.GE, Manager,
BLu&ss Bgrat
Main Sueet,-Newberry, &-c.
July 7, 1880. - 1$