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i .' Y ?????. -| ', Y' ? . .'. ' . ' *- ?' UFE. fl? ?^?j ; -"""""" What inspiration iq the wordl < And how we love) to dwell Upon it, for it wreathes arouud, A bright tod maglo spell. Tho vory word doth thrill the soul, Liko 80010 bright fanoy dream, And seems forever breathing forth, A pure ond sparkling stream. A br?ese ia blowing o'er the hill, And seems to whisper lifel We list ?ad turo awhile away From darkness and from strife* . Lifel hear the birds slog gladly out, Life! coboco all around, While nature sweetly adds her volee, And clearly swells the sound. But then, this life, tho' very bright; Will very soon be o'er, Yet there will be a brighter life, Upon the other shore. The flowers live forever there, The streams forever flow, And on life's river we will glide, And live forever more. The "pearly gates" and "golden street J," Will brightly boam aa now, While life will deeply be enstamped Upon our every brow. So while thro' life we gently glide, In mingled ponce, and love, Hope sheds her brightest beams around, Tho life of joy above. The World Coming to an End Something Uko fifty years ago Unole Eli and Aunt Ruth, a good old eouplo jogging ?long Ufa's downward way, retired to rest with no thought? concerning the end of the world in mind to destroy sloop, or oven troubla them during tho hours allotted to slumber. Aunt Ruth was a devout Epis copalian, Uncle EU an equally devout Methodist. It might have been midnight, wheo, for some unaooountable reason tho -female head of the house awoko. The bod stood facing two windows, out upon tho village green, and aa her eyes unclosed she beheld a sight that sent a thrill of fear ?uivering through evory fiber of h jr being, 'he heavens wore on fire, sod the store wore falling to earth like the waters of an illuminated Niagara. Aunt Ruth slid from tho bod to hoi knees, while with ono hand she groped for her prayer book, the other hand being oc cupied with an attempt to awaken, by a series of vigorous shakes, her consort, who yet slept and snored unconscious of tho im pending colan, ky. "Daddy! daddy!" she cried; "daddy wake up; the doy of judgment is come." The only rcspouse to her appeal was a suc cession of snores, for which Unelo Eli wai famous, and on accession of terror on hei part, ICOL tue off tir should happen beforo (ht Bleeper could be aroused. "Oh, Lordy; hnvc mercy. Daddy! daddy!' abo again shrieked, this time administering ri thorough shaking ap; "Daddy, the worh is on fire-coining to and end-pray, daddy pray, tho day of judgment's come!" "Ugh! uhr" grunted the old gentleman only half awake. "Ruth, what's the" ho never finished that sentence, for jus thon he caught a sight of the celestial pyr otechnical display, ead with a single bourn .vaulted over the hoad of his alarmed part nor, landing in tho middle of the apart 'mont. "Ruth! Ruth! whore's my brcoohes?" h cried, as he pranced about in bis thin am by no means voluminous attire; "where' ?my brecobes, I say?" "Never mind your brecobes, daddy; praj . daddy, pray," sobbed his terrified oompar ion. . "Torment you, Rvtb," yelled Unelo El awakening the ohildren who slept co tb next floor above; "torment yon, Rutl whore's my breeohes?" "Never mind your breeches, daddy! moaned Aunt Ruth; "nover mind yoi breeches, but pray, daddy pray-the day < . judgment's como." But daddy did mind his breeohes, ac continued galloping about the room, ove turning ohairs and tables, barking bis shit and stumbling over everything within h circuit, hunting fur thom. Meantime Aunt Ruth remained upon h knees, praying or attempting to pray, ar beseeching Uncle EU to do likewise. At length, jost as bo was passing her f the twentieth tittie, she oaught him by h scanty garment and besought bim: "Pn daddy, pray; tho day of judgment-" "Tormentyouj.Ruth," ho roared, as 1 bioko away from her clutch; "torment yoi Jluth, I don't caro if the day of judgme 'has come, I ain't a going without t breeohes!" .Nor did ho. He found them about t time the fireworke censed, and the eod the world hadn't come, after all. The good old souls have long sin passed ?way, but tho story remains, and told for tho benefit of believers in Moth Bhipton's propheoy. If it hos a-moral th will bo sure to find it. Intricacies of English* The formidable intricacies of the Engl! language arc not realized by those who he been taught to speak it from babyboi But what a foroigner eooountere may .seen from tho following: Ono of them, looking at a pioture of number of vessels, aaid, "See, what a flo .of ships!" He was told that a flock of sh was culled a (loot, and that a fleet of ?ht waa oalled a flock. And it was added, for his guido ncc .mastering the intricacies of our laoguai that a flock of girls is oalled a bevy, and bovy of wolves'ie called a paok, and a p? of thieves'ia oalled a gang, and a gang angela is called a host. A host of porpoises'ts called a shoal, a , n shoal of buffaloes is oalled a herd, a ? hord of child ron is called n troop, a 4k troop* of partridges ts called a covey, a a oovoy -of beauties is called a galaxy, A 'galaxy of ruffians >is called a bor .nnd a horde of rubbish is called a heap, a a heap of oxen ia oalled a drovo, and a du ?of blackguards is oalled a mob, and a u of whales is called a sohoo), and a school worshippers in-coiled a congregation, and congregation of engineers ia oalled a coi and a corps of robbers is called a tand, t a band of loonsls is called a swarm, and swarm of people is called crowd. Tos MOOTH AS A POCKET.-Putting coi ns, pins, n oedlos ?od landry other attiolcB io tb? mouth for temporary f?fo keeping is . practico that cannot be too strongly condemned. Coins oirculato among all olsios of people and aro frequent ly used for purposes not tho most oleanly. It is highly probable that diseases have been communicated io this way. Very young children are inclined to put things ID their mouths; and if the habit ie not promptly oheoked, it often results io seri ous accidente, as the swallowing of ooioe sod other ertieles. It is well to remember that silver coi us are oot poison oua, and that oopper cotos aro, ?od fatal results froquout ly follow when they got ioto the stmsoh. Wheo, therefore, thia happens, oil, lard, butter, or the whites of eggs should be given, which will form a coating around Ute coin end preveot its belog neted upon by the solde of the stomaoh. The diot should be of milk, eggs, rioo or bread. ? cathar tic of castor oil should bo given, sod no acids taken into the stomaoh until the coin is passed ont of the system. Should the acids of tho stomach bc permitted to aot oo the coin, sufficient poison is soon formed to dostroy life. Such a doath is torriblo, ho ing brought abont by unceasing retching sud vomiting. The lives of many person? aro lost through swallowing pins, needles abd similar substances that were teing held io the mouth.-Hail's Journal. -- . - A SH AMP RETOUT-An old lady of Dr. Gill's flock called upon him with a gricv anoo. The doctor's ocokbands were too long for her ideas of ministerial humility, .nd after a loug harangue OD tho sin of ] pride, she intimated that she had brought her scissors with her and would bc pleased if her dear pastor would allow her to dip them down to her notions of propriety. The dootor not only listened patiently to her lcoture, hut handed her over tho offend ing white bands for her to operate upoo. Whoo she had out them to her satisfaction, aod returned tho bibs, it was tbe doctor's turn. '?Now." said he, "my good sister, you must do me a good toro also." "Yea, I will, dootor; what can it be?" '?Well, you havo something about you which ia a great deal too long and oauses mo oo ead of troublo, end I should like to soe it shorter." "Indeed, dear sir, I will not hesitate; what is it? here are tho scissors, use thom as you please/' "Como, then," said the sturdy divino, "good sister, put out your tongue." AMMONIA FOR HEADACHE-There is nothing that will relieve the heodaohe so efficaciously as warm water, with a few drops of spirits of ammonia mixed with it. Have tho woter as hot as thc hand can bear it, and bathe the head freely with the solution; it aots Uko a charm. Tho same remedy is good for bruises or blows on tho head or any part of the body; it takes out tho soreness and tho blaok and blue spots quiokly. I know nothing that is so efficacious, and it is very simple and quiet to apply. The bumps that are always happening to children eau bo cured io a few minutes by r. ?thorough application of ammonia and hot water, and just os soon os the pain is gone they aro ready to ruu and try it over again. USEFUL FACTS.-A cow with three rings on a horn ia six years old; with four she is seven years old. No new rings aro formed after tho tenth year. Tho introduotioo of a pure bronze gobler omoDg a Hook of mongrel turkey hens will add from tbreo to five pound? extra weight per head to tho turkeys raised the first season. Whito mosquito Dotting, sewed together three thicknesses, makes a bettor dish cloth than almost anything else. In using flour, first spread a large news paper upon tho table. It will eavo the troublo of washing tho table afterward. Furniture can be washed with worm soapsuds, quiokly wiped dry. and then rubbed with an oily cloth.. To polish it rub it with rottenstone and sweet oil. Clean off the oil and polish with Chamois j skia. Tho swallow, swift und nighthawk are tho guardians of tho atmosphere. They check the in?rense of insects that would ovorload it. Woodpeckers, creopers and .chioadecs ore the guardians of tho trunks of trees. Warblers and flycatchers protect the foliago. Blackbirds, crows, thrushes and larks proteot tho surface of the soi). Snipe and woodcock protect tho soil under the surface, Euoh tribe has its respective duticB to perform in the ooonomy of naturo and it is an undoubted faot that if birds were all swept off tho faoo of tho earth mao could oot livo upoo it, vegetation would wither and die, insects would become so numerous that no living being could withstand their attacks. Tho wholesale destruction occasioned by grasshoppers which havo devastated the West is to a great extent, perhaps, caused by tho thin ning oot of the birds, suoh as grouse, prairie hens, etc., which feed upon them. The richest men io Now York are thus Domed: Wm. H. Vanderbilt 3125,000 OOO, Jay Gould $85,000,000, Bussell Sago $35,000,000, D'. O. Mills 825,000,000, Coroolius Vanderbilt 818,000,000, S. J. Tildeo 812,000,000, C. F. Wocrishoffer .10,000,000, -Milbank 810,000,000, E. H. Green $10,000,000, JO. D. Morgan 89,000,000, C. K. Garrison $20,000,000, W. K. Vanderbilt 88,000,000, David Dows $7,500,000, Samuel Sloan 87,000,000, W. h Scott $5,000,000, II. N. Nowoorab 85,000,000, Addison Commaok $4,000,000, Solon Humphreys $3,500,000, C. J. Os born 83,000,000, II. G. Marquand 82, 500,000, Jamos II. Keene $2,200,000, H. N. 8mith 83,000,000, D. P. Morgan 81,500,000. In the Pennsylvania House of Roprcson? tatives on Tuesday, the bill proposing so amendment to tho constitution prohibiting tho mauufaoture and salo of intoxicating liquors in tho 8tato was pissed finally by a voto of ooo hundred cod uino to 50, aftor so amendment prohibiting the maoufaeture and sale of liquors for me ohauioal, m?dicinal sod soiontiOo purposes had boee voted down by a volo of 117 nays ] to 49 yoas. There is no doubt that the Senate will ratify tho Motion of the llouso. If tho ameodmout should bo made a part of tho constitution it would deprivo the State of a .revenue of about $800,000 a year. Beaconsfield, of England, died on thu ' 10th instaut. Minnesota has appropriated 94,600 io the last fivo years to encourage tree plant ing. Nebraska is taking a wino look ahead. I j Last year there were planted there 58,002,- j 1 040 forest trees, 2,440,288 ii oit trees and 408,420 grape vine?. Tho recent official verified statoinont of the total loss of tho Union army during the rebellion was 827,184. Tho South Dearly reached 200,000. "Aa fabo as a churchyard epitaph" could not be said of the ono inscribed on a freestone slab at New London, which roads: "What sort of a mao be was the resurrec tion morning will reveal." A great many of us aro in the position of the Irishman who, when told that he had au upright judge to try him, replied: "Ah, Biddy, its not an upright judge I want, my darlio', but one that will loan a little to my side." A young lady haying read about a mau who invented a stovo which will consume its own smoko, hopes ho will next devise a method whereby tobaooo smokers oan be ruu OD thenamo economical principal. A gentleman, as tho story goos, wont to a certain house tho other day end meeting a German frieud at tho gate, io* quired, "Ie Mr.-io?" ..Yes," was tho reply. When about to pull thc bell tho Teuton called him back and said, "He is io, but bo is dot." A lecturer wos explaining to a Ii ttl o girl how a lobster oast his shell when ho had outgrown it, Said he: "What do you do when you havo out grown your clothes? You cost them aside, do you Dot?'' "Oh, oo," replied the little ooo; "wo let out tho tucks!" At a Toronto agricultural meeting, tho story was told of a farmer who raised a vegetable last summer nnd could not tell whether it was a pumpkin or a squash. Ile thought ho would bring it to au exhibition to find out. The result was, that os a squash ho took a first prize on it, and as a pumpkin he got a second prize OD it. There aro oow nader cultivation around Charleston, S O., within convenient dis - tnnco from railroad depots and wharves, | .; about two hundred and fifty acres of straw berries, which will, with s favorable scosoo, furnish for shipment to New York alone about one million quorts of strawberries. "Blue Hen," is tho niokoatno given to tho Stato of Delaware The origio of the term is this J Captain Caldwell, au officer of tho first Delaware Regiment in tho Revo lution, was very fond of game cocks, but maintained that oo cook was truly game nolens its mother was a "blue hen." As he was an exceedingly popular mao, his regiment was called "Tho Bluo Hens," and tho term was afterwards transferred to the State and its inhabitants. Young chickens drink a great deal of water, but they io common with all animals know just how much they need. Mix your corn and dougu very dry and crumbly tborefore, and let your fowls drink fresh cool, olean water after they are through eating. If your mess Is mixed too thin und sloppy you will forco thom to swallow more water than they need in urdcr to got a their feed. Tho list of life-boat resoues in Great Rritaio for tho post year shown a total ol 570 lives and 26 vessels saved from destruc tion, lu the same period the Lifebo? Institution granted roworda for paving 120 liven by fishing end other boats and othr means, making a total of 690 lives save last year, mainly through its instrumentality Altogether, since its formation the sooiety has contributed to the saving of 37,590 shipwrecked persons. Tho Governor of Wisconsin has sinti? the bill reocntly passed hy thc Legifdului prohibiting the practico of "treating Thc bill provides that any person who aimil hereafter ask another to drink at his ex pense, or any person consenting to drink at soother's expense, shall be liable to arrest and punishment. When tho bill Was io traduced into tho Legislature it wns referred to as a senseless and impraotioaole idea, un nobody thought it would become a law It has attracted attention nineo it h? Lander says that men who never seem to appreciate the beauty of the sunshine during thc day, speak of tho glory of thc sunset, after tho day is done. So with worthy but neglected people, who are never justly estimated till they are h?re no more. Thero was a fight imminent be tween two boys a lew evenings ago. One of them darkly inti mated that he was bigger than the other. Tho smaller, who was thc son of a deacon, defiantly re torted, MI don't caro if you're as big as a church debt; you can't scare me." There was a big fair, at which thero was considerable rivalry about tho biggest hog. One lady asked another, after the awards had boon made; "Did your hus band or mino get tho prize (ortho biggest hog?" "Neither of them got it. A strange hog from the country got it," Altor tho evidenco was in, a Galveston judge asked tho accused who was charged with stealing a watch, if ho had anything more to offer. ut did have an old watch to ofl'or you, judge, but my lawyer borrowed it and hasn't brought it back yet." Fifty eight persons left Ander son county recently and moved to Texas. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. OORREOTBD WRF.KIV O.PPLKS-Driod, por pound 4 Green, per bushel 100 BUTTER--Por pound 16(3)20 BEESWAX-Per pound 8 Bur?-Por pound BACON-Dry suit shoulders ?? " C. lt. Sides 0(o}10 S. C. hams, canvassed 14(3)15 PALICO-Per yard 8(a)t0 COFFEE-Rio por pound 20?25 V -Laguyra, per pound ' 20 " --Java, per pound 25(3)30 3ANDLER-Adamantino, por ?ok 20(a?25 " -Sperm, per pound 30 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per bend 18(3)20 COTTON-Per pound, middling, 9i(o)10 " -Yarn, per bunch LOO COPPERAS-Pc pound 6 DUCKS-Por head 20(3)25 Boos, por dozen 10(3)12$ FLOUR, porsnok, (98 pounds.) 3.50(a) 1.00 FEATHERS-Ocoso, por pound 45 " -Mixed por pound 30 3RAIN-Corn, por bushel, 75 -Ryo. por bushel 85 -Oats, red, per bushel 75 3EXSE-Per hond 30(0)40 HONEY, por pound 8(3)10 II i ur-:?-Dry, por pound 12 " -Oreen, per pound 0(3)6$ [NDIQO-Spanish Flout, por* pound Y.fiO M -Carolina, por pound 75 IRON- English relined, per pound 4?(u)5 " -S weed, por pound 7(a>8 " -Band, per pound 6(ai0 --Hoop, per pound 12$ Potwnro, por pound 5(3)0 LARD, per pound 10(3)12J LIMB, per barrel 1.00 LUMUBK. por thousand fcot 10.00 LBAD, por pound 10 MOLASSES, por gallon 40(3)00 MADDER, por pound 25(3)30 NAILS, per keg 4 00@<VO() >NION8, per bushol 1.00 3IL, kerosene per gallon 20(3)25 POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 60(3)75 UiCK., por pound 8(3)9 SALT-Liverpool, por sack 1.26 \ SIIIRTINO, wholcsnlo 7 \ " retail 7J I " wholesale 0$ \ " retail 7 [.4 SnEETiNa, wholcsnlo 8 '. retail 8J SHOT, per pound IO SPIRITS TURPENTINE, por gallon 75 Sui1, per pour.u 8(3)10 SUGARS-Crushed, per pound 12J -A White, per pound 10 -Brown, per pound 9 -Extra C., per pound 10 STARCH, white and blue, p6r pound 61(3)7 SODA, per pound 5(3)10 LODACCO, por pound 50(3)00 " per pound, smoking 40(a) 50 TALLOW, por pound 7 TURKEYS, por head 40(3)50 TEAS-Gun Powder, por pound L10 Hyson, Grcon, per pound 85 Young Hyson Ul nek. per lb 75 IVOOL, washed, per pound, 30 TUTTIS FILLS INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN. AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. LOBS of t\ppotlto,Nau80ft,bowelB costive, Pain in fhoHond,wfih a dull aonaatlon,In tho back pnr?7]Fain under_tfie shoulder^ Blade, fullness af ter eating, with a cBain olination toexorifon of body or mlnd^ Irritability of temper. TIow spirits, Lota of i^mory.wlf Ka footing of having nog looted"sonie duty, weariness, Pizalnoaa. Fluttering of the "Heart," Jf3bta"bofore "the eyes, Y el low Bkl ti ',' Hjo rid aohbriteatfoas hosB at ni gil t, hi nhl y colored Uri?e." IF THESE WA KN IN OS ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT'8 FILLS nro especially ndaptod to audi cases,ono done effects such n chango of feeling ns to nstoniah the sufferer. 'I liuy Inri cine Hie Appetite, and cause Ibo body to Tah? on Meal*. Unis Hm NV.oom lt notirlahe<t.i\ml by UielrTonlo Action on th? Directive OMWM, Kegttlar MtOOla are pro duced. Prtcc aS cents. Sa Mnrrr.y St,. M.V. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. OnAY HAIR or WHISK KRA changed to a < i LOSSY 11 LACK by a single application ot this DY?. It Imparts a natural color, acta Instantaneously. Sold bj Dr i si', or "Mit by ti pren on r .j eel pl of fl. OrYico, 3? Murray St., New York. a Ur. Tl IT'S .1AM' 11, or T.ln.M. ?.Pono.?on aaa ft ^fuful Uer .?pt. ?Ill be Malled t'HKK om apptltatloa.JP ta jfefo STOMACH 0& ?ITTEBS Shooting Chills Down th? Ilack. Dull pain in the limbs, nausea, biliousness, are symptoms of approaching fever and ague. Use without delay Hosteller's Stomarh Hit ters, which substitutes for the chilly sensation a genial warmth, regulates thc stomach, and imparts tone to the .liver. The bowels, thc stomach and thc biliary gland being restored to a healthy condition, thc disease ls con quered al the outset. For sale by all Drug gists and Dealers generally. Notice. John YY. Shelor, Administrator, Plaintiff, against It. Frank Harrison and others, Defendants. 1)UKSUANT lo nn order made in the nbovo staled cuse notioo is hereby given to (he creditors of Marlin Harrison, dnocascil, to pre sent and provo their olninis against said do aensed before mo in my oflicc in Walhalla, H. (J. on Wednesday, Hie 1st day of June. 1881. Failing to do so (heir olaims will be barred. RICHARD bli WIS, Judgo Probate Oooneo County. March 10. 1881 17.fit Final Settlement. 1M1 ]'; undersigned petitions to llicProbnlo . Court for a final settlement of tho Bfttalo of H. Prank Reeder. Lunatic on 2d jay of M ny at ll o'clock A. M. and for lils Anal discharge as unmmiltoo of said astuto. M. S. iMKSSF.lt. Committee, March 31 1881. ?0-4c* Notice to Debtors .A. IST TD Creditors. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Martin Harrison, deceased, will mako payment lo the undersigned, an i all those having claims against said estate will present Hiero to me duly attested within the limo required by law. JOHN Wi SH KI,OK, Administrator. Maroh 10, 1881 17-4t HOP BITTERS^ j (A Medicino, not a Drink.)/ H CONTAINS HOI'S, DUOIIU, M AM Ul A UK, DANDELION. AMD TtlK rVllRST ASH ltKHT Mflm'ALQl'Air Till? Ol' ALI, (i Ul mi UIITKR8. THEY OTJK.13 All Dtnca.psof thc Stomach, Dowels,mood, Liver, Kl ency M, und Uriiiury Organs, Nor VOUIUCS8. Sleeiilessiiei-Hniiil especially l-'ciunlo Complaints, 8IOOO IN GOLD. Will be paid for a caao they will notetrroor help, or for anything Impuro or I nj a ri oas found lu them. Atilt, your dniRRtst (or Hop Bitters and try thom before-you ?lerp. Tu ko 110 Other. D.I. C. I* an ali.oliito.mil Irresistible cure for Uruukoiioas, u?c of opium, tobacco und narcotic?. 70BBBBB? SK?-TD IOU CI HOOLAH, mnmmm All abor? 10M hy druepttU, Hop lim.r. Mfg. Co., Kc* heifer, N. V., A Tom?lo, Ont. April 7, 1881 21sly IProfessionstl Gards. LAW CARD. a. 0. WELLS, 1 r V -I noilT. A. THOMPSON, J. L omi, J ( Greenville, S. C. Walhalla, S. C. WELLS, ORR & THOMPSON, Attox-jtioyis-at-T-iaw, Wallinna. 8. C. Alii, business entrusted to them will receive prompt attention. March 31. 1881 20-tf Wm. P. Calhoun, ATTORNEY AND C0UNSE10R AT LAW, [OfHco for tho Present nt Fair IMay. S. C.] IV ILL prnot icc in all thc State and United ' Suites Courts. All business entrusted to lum will receive prompt attention. * February 8. 1881. 12-ly WM. 0 KETTIT JOHN S. VERNEN. KEITH & VERNER, A TT O R NIC Y S AT L AW A ND Solicitors in Equity, Will oraotico in tho Slato Courts on the Eighth Judicial Circuit and in the United fitatos Court Office on Public Square, Walhalla, S O Jan 0, 187o 8 tf 650 to ?125 a Month. ENCYCLOPEDIA HOW TO B^^t^r^ YOUR OWN ^MI'M"'" >tl-w P-'VCC" ? mmmmm"n.I MWCW?. Ono ?sent SL A ^?/V l^R *oltI MO lu ono town, an " ? oilier 1.12 in ya day?, an other 75 In 13 day?. Stives ton ?HIPS UH cost, and . v - ivim.lv wonts it. Send for circulara and terms. AUo General Agents Wanted. Address P. W. ZIEGLER <fc CO., 1,000 Arch St., Fhll'a, Ta. A? KNTM IV \ StTK f? 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Waryttod, Sept. 8, 1879.- I.aal January we g .1 from yon ? bo i of your r.rncdy, for one of oor ciiitomeri, and ll h.. mada . p.rftrl .are of him. We hn.e another customer now ,ufT.r> jjm lo tb, .us? ?ri?, "d with hy riluro tn?il Od? No. S bon UR. BUTTS' UBI Trent all Obronlo SlBoaao?, und oujoya a onlton al reputation throuvh thactirtosof compllcatod enscs. !?i????g?y?i?^^ fd lon? nf t lui blood, skin or bonos, treuted willi mit cea1?, without tmln? Mercury or l'ulnonoiiB Mrdloln'.-H. VnilMi? M tr Isl stho mo ill fterlin: from Hine Hoc ts I III ll ll 11 il <> I 11 rllmiiifo thnt unlitH Its vto tima for hti?lnef>s or mnrrlnco. iiermnncnlly enrod. I^^EjmJL^XieB fiiKiV: pertonal coDiullaiion ll preferred, which la FREE and ln.il cd. Ult of qu.illooi to be imtvered hy pitleiili de.lrlng treil Uient mailed frc. lo an7 aJdren on api'lltatlon. <l'er.ona .ufferln* from llupture ahonld lend their ?ildrc?.,V ?nd learn aomelrilBC lo llicli- ad, uni age. Il I. no! a trn.i.P Comniunleation. ilrlelly f onfidenllal, and ahould be ad I re nod OB. HUT'i'H, 1? ?iorlli Utb St., Ht. Lou)- Mo. South Carolina Railroad OIIANOK OP SCHEDULE. On ond after Snotiny, November 7th, 1880, Trains will run ns follows: COLUMBIA DIVISION. (l)AIl.Y ) Leavo Chnrlcatoo nt 0 00 nm 0 00 p m Arrive at Columbia at ll JO a m li 10 n m Leave Columbia at *(> 10 p io 9 80 p ni Arrivo nt Charleston *11 25 p m 7 30 n DJ *On Sundays this Train will Innvo Co lumbia at 2 15 p m sod arrive in Charleston at 7 80 p m. AUGUSTA DIVISION. (OAll.Y.) Louve Churlcstou at 0 00 n m 10 15 p m Arrivo ut Augusta at 3 45 pm 8 30 a tu Leave Augusta at 7 55 a m G 00 p m Arrive at Charleston al 2 00 p m 5 00 a m Trains leaving Charleston ut 0 00 o m and Columbia ut 6 10 p m. make close connections (except on Sundays) with (} reen ville und Columbia llnilrcul to and from Walhalla, Greenville, Anderson, and nil loo?) points on that Road, includ ing Soncoa City, where oloso connections are mudo with thc Atlanta and Charlotto Air Lino Railway with all local stations, including Atlanta and all points South rid West. JOHN B. PECK, General Superintendent. D. C. ALLEN. Gen. Pus. and Ticket Agt Atlanta and Charlotte Alr?Llttd 3-ilW PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. ATLANTA, GA , January 15, 1881, OHA NOE OF SCHEDULE. On end aftor January 10th Trains will ruo oo this Hoad as follows: DAY PASSENGER TRAIN. GOING EAST. Arrive at Seneca, 9 12 a m Leave Sencoo, 9 18 a tn WESTWARD. Arrivo at Seneca, 7 18 p m Leave Heneen, 7 19 pm NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. EASTWARD. Arrivo at Seneca, 8 87 p ni Leave Son "io, 8 89 p n> t G WEST.-. Arrive at ooneca, 7 10 a ni Leave Soncoa, 7 ll a ra LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN. GOING EAST. Arrive at Seneca, 6 50 p m Leavo Seneoa 7 20 p m GOING WEST. Arrivo at Seneca 6 18 a m Leave Seneca 5 30 a m THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN. EASTWARD. Arrivo at Seneoa, 10 25 p ra Leave Seneoa, 10 89 p ra WESTWARD. Arrive nt Seneca, 8 00 a ra' Leave Seneca, 3 06 a ra Connecting at Atlanta for nil points Wost and Southwest. Coooeoting ot Charlotte for all Eastern points. Through Tickets on sale nt Gainesville,' Seneca City, Greenville und Spartanburg to' all points East or Wost. G. J. FOREACRE, General Manager. W. J. HOUSTON, Gen'l Psss. & Tioket; Agent LANDRETHS' MSEEDS SSS BEST 1QQ1 If not M>lil in your town, you I fl fl I CAU IO'I them Lymnil. Proy Ililli Us a j:>rtot Cont for O?!*- AWJA logue and Prims. Th? OUUtt anti mott txtlmitlBtfl Creen in th? l'?iltrl Stairs. l)AVJI)l,AM)lti;ni ?s SONS. PIULADA. A'A. Nov 18, 1880 Lly flSM.A.SIMMONS? CURES J?$^\ OURE8 INDIGESTION, |EJr ???fr LOST APPETITE, D1LIOUSNES8, ^^^^WtH 80Un8T0MA0M, BICKHEADAOHE Wfc,..^W FOUL BREATH C03TIVENE93. '?^.w??ZSJ. . Lov? SPIRITS, DYSPEPSIA, i^SjKHH^^^ RNLARQM-T C# couo, i4B&NBHxmi??i SPLEGN.RO. It tn SOyonrs the oldest, and only genuine Sim?, moat Medicine now In market. Prepared only by 0. K .SIMMONS A Co. 2810-12 Clark Av. St. Lou ls. euoreasors to M. A. 81mmons, M. I). In Mo and ll bonita and packages. Sold by aU Druggist*. S25 Every Day Can bo easily made with our Well Augers & Drills Ono mon ?nd ono horno required. Wo aro tho only rnnkira of tho Tl fun W?ll BorluK a>>? nook-Drilling Mnohlno. Warranted thc Hoot on Kurili t Many or our OOH tom nra make from #30 to C40 a day. Etmk ?ad Circulai ri UlKK. Addrosa, LOOMIS & HUMAN, T?FFIN. OHIO. Nov 4, 1880 51 0m Greenville and Columbia Railroad CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, COLO MU? A, April 6, 1881. On ond after Thursday, April 7th,. 1881, thc Htisseogr-r Trains ever tho Green ville and Columbia Railroad and its branches, will bo run daily as herewith indicated,, Sundays excepted: MAIN STEM. CP. Leave Columbia at ll 50 a ni Alston nt 1 02 p m Newberry at 1 58 p ra Hodges nt 4 34 p ni Helton nt 5 58 p ra Arrive at Greenville 7 17 p ra DOWN. Leave Greenville ot 10 35 a ra Helton ut 12 01 p ru Hodges nt 1 19 p ra Newberry ut 4 08 p itt, Alston nt 5 01 p nt Arrive at Columbia G 10 p ra LAURENS RAILROAD. Leave Newberry ot 4 10 p m Arrive at Laurens C II at 7 00 p ra Leave Laurens C Ii nt 9 80 n ni Arrivo at Newberry nt 12 30 p m ABO ?.VILLE BRANCH, Leavo Hodges nt 4 45 p rn, Arrivo nt Abbeville nt 6 85 p m. Leave Abbeville at 12 20 p m Arrivo ut Hodges nt 1 10 p ru. ANDERSON UllANOH AND BLUE RIDGE R. R, Daily, except Sundays, botween Helton, Anderson and Walhalla, us follows: UP Leave Helton at 5 53 o ra. Anderson at G 81 p tn Pendleton at 7 11pm Perryvillo ot 7 41 p ra Seneoa 7 48 p m Arrivo ot Walhalla ab 8 25 p n\ DOWN. Leavo Wulhulla at 9 05 a ns Roncen City 9 43 a rn, Perryvillo at 9 50 a n\ Pendleton at 10 28 n tn, Anderson ut ll 09 a ra, Arrive at Relton 11 49 p m. Up und down Trains on tho liluo Ridge Railroad and Anderson Hranoh make olose. connection nt Seneca City with Atlunta ood Chorlotto Air Lino Illilwa* for Atlanta and ull points South und Wost and from Atlanta and beyond EXTRA THAIN FROM BELTON TO ANDERSON-DAILY. UP. Leavo Helton 12 85 p m. Arrive at Anderson 1 15 p ni DOWN. Leave Andoisoti 4 00 p nv Arrivo at Helton 5 40 p m Hp and down Trains on tho main tera make close connection nt Columbia with tho up and down day passenger Trains r i tho South Carolina Ru i I ru? d nod with tho through Freight Trains, with Hus^cn^er Car attached, on tho Wilmington, Columbia, und Augusta Railroad, mid nt Alston with the truins of the Spartanburg, Union and Columbia Railroad for Union, Spartanburg^ Hondoreoovillc, Asheville, &a, tko. J. W. I RY, Superintendent. A. POPE, CCRCIU' Pjsecuge.r Agent,