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Wanted, a Reform School. About soven yours ugo tho women of Alabama, Booing tho groat ovil dono to ypo'hful lawbreakers by a? Hooiati^;. with adult uriniinnls, inau gurated a nioveinent for tho estab lishment of au industrial school for whito boys. A committee was ap pointed, which presented lo certain legislators the great need of such an institution. The Legislature granted a charter for a "reformatory and in dustrial school, to bo established tin dor tho care of tho State of Alabama * * for tho benefit of orphan, t'.Olp nnd wayward oh lld ron," and ?hool "to receivo and provide welfare of whito children he los? ?aie foi twoen tho ages of eight and sixteen, who, by reason of their conduct or ^surroundings, are likely to become baso or urimbla), or hurtful to the |S>tato or thc best interests of society * * or such children as shall h;>vo ^committed potty offenses or crimes ;" ^paid children to be committed to the gchool or reformatory by any jndgo 'fpr other proper officer. The Legislature appi appropriated three Mhousand dollars for |;,whioh appropriation was m reers of tho thousand ram missed BIIOW that less than this school, was supple mented by contributions from pu bl lo* piriled citizens, and a school \ Etetablished at East Lake, near Hil Vtyghum. Tho Legislature has since -ijihade increasing appropriations, and jftftOW ninety boys aro being clothed, IjJiOardod, educated and trained in .'^?Boful industries. A prominent judge .,'jrecently said that Alabama could bet tor do away with every other pub ?J?D institution than the industrial school. jMTennesseo has had an industrial j^hool for fifteen years. Careful |i|cords kept, of the subsequent ea boys dis two per 00)11 reverted to evil ways. Kxpu nBiico having shown that it is cheaper ^provont crimo than to punish the gfflminai, all save fourteen of the Ignited States have established snell W&hools. rMn the past lifteen years how many i^rjuth Carolina boys have been a! I^i'ed to coin mit one. pot ty offens? tutor another, ami left unpunished ami uncared for, until old enough to perp?tralo orimcis leading lo terms in (,no penitent it? ry. M'iic South Carolina Federation of women's Clubs, having undertaken : ?Mi work of securing a school l n?doled on the linos of the one sue >0?sfully operated in Alabama, asks ind ponfidohlly expects, the hearty up port of all citizens of South Caro ma. . lit'is proposed to form an industrial ** T , . . i uhool association, with a vice prosi ts loni for each county, which vice I* 'resident will organize tho work in u-'?r county, endeavoring to arouse in ? m >.st in thu movement. Thc follow ho ;g pon? milloo urges the oo-opora ,u5 <?n of all women' in .South Carolina no believe in giving every boy a \nncc : ??Mrs. M. F. Ansel, Groonvillo ; Mrs. ' ? li. Wilson, Kock (lill ; Mis. Ira lorsfl .Jones, Lancaster; Mrs. J. Mi. ?^(0?lanska, Charleston ; Miss 10. Mc em'-ifntook, Columbia ; Miss M. K. Wu armT0,,H0? Beaufort; Mrs. .fohn G. indHDito, Chester; Mrs. li. G. Clifford, ??pifi?n ; Mrs. Chas. Potty, Spartan andfg j Miss M. Caroline Mcivor, t(f|?ibgtc>n ; Airs. Mortimer (Mover, itniKl?ngoburg ; Mrs. A. F. MeKissick, ? U?(.ut|Ao.i; Mrs. ll. I). Wright, ("'. %MB? M|S- S- Weekley, Ander MTflYF. VV. P. Mutier, F.dge , Mis. VV. II. Carrol), liennotts ; Miss Dulce Moise, Suinter; J. O. Martha Ort chairman. C. Fleming, Laurens ; Patterson, ' G roo il ls Boauty Only Skin Oocp ? in ty is only skin (loop, but tho >f lan y. s. <?[ .15;<bl ip >ays. very 25c. ?'.ss?'Kai s that croate beauty an- tis deep ns ?mntain from whioli llioy llow. When Moud is charged with impurities fy disappoitrS) when tho blood is beauty blossoms in face ami form, tie's Livor Tablets k(?on the liver ?hy and the bowels regular, prevent blood becoming ladened with bibi wanto matter, make the skin clear, bright and beauly moro than skin j Walhalla Drug Co. organization of a pu por pulp coin it Georgetown with a capital of JIM) is now underway, fohn known Carolina Paper Pulp Company, is expected that all preliminary onionls will havo hoon perfected o first of January and thc plant nd pitt in operation shortly thoro Tho waste timber from tho lum ll will bo utilized hy this plant and |ted into pulp. Any quantity of itorial can bo secured for tho pur t a minimum oxponso. I>. H. President of tho .Seaboard Pro mipany, is pushing tho on tor prise H. Springs is disposing of the it $50 per share, non-nssossible. f tho stock is to bo profoiTOtl. Of ?0,000 Capita) only $100,000 worth sold at this limo ami one-half of omit has alroady hoon subscribed. Negro Jailed (or Assault. Groonwootl, November 22.- Bill Brown, n negro, bas boen jailed hero1 for attempted rapo on the person of Mis? Ludio Smith, daughter of Mil lodge Smith, near Ninety-Six Mon day afternoon. Tim girl waa alone in front ot' the house .sweeping leaves, and tho negro (fame np behind. She ran and be ordered her lo slop and (ired twioo at her with a pistol. She ran to whore her brothers wore pick ing cotton in a Held a hundred yards from ibo house. The brothers carno immediately lo tim house, but tho negro had lied. The negro never got bearer th.m .danit twenty feet to her. Bloodhounds were sent from Greenwood, but failed to do any thing. Brown was arrested by Mag istrate Koimbo, of Ninety-Six, and brought hore last night. Miss .Smith thought he was tho right, one, but was not certain. She said tho man who tired at ber wore a dove colored bat. Brown wore a black hal when found and bail no pullo!, lie bad changed shoes, however, as was proven, lie is believed to bc the right man. The situation is quiet. OASTOHIA. Boara tho /4 Th? Kind You Have Always Gough! 8's7" <2i&?M?& Hon. Josh Ashley Convicted. Gen. M. L. Bonham and B. P. Martin have returned from I lonou Path, whore they represented the de fendant in tho caso of the town of Monea Path vs. lion. J. W. Ashley, charged with disorderly conduct, loud talking and swearing. VV. N. Graydon, lOsip, of Abbeville, ap peared for tho prosecution. The de fendant was convicted and sentenced to pay a line of $??0. His attorneys appealed) and the caso will he heard at thc February terni of tho Court of General Sessions. Mr. Ashley was , elected to the Legislature this year, heading the ticket in the primary. Anderson Mitil, November '21. Must Pay for Homicide. A Ich ison, Kan., November 2f>. M ra. Wm. Ki Ben nerd has obtained a verdict for KOO against a brewery Company herc. lier husband shot and killed C. T. Catboat and .lames Burchett on .hine .'{, I!)()(J, and is serving a life term in the peniten tiary. The shooting was the result of trouble while tho men were drinking a keg of beer near the brewery. Mrs. Bennord alleged that the beer came from the brewery, and it led to the tragedy which resulted in ber husband being seilt lo the penitentiary, and .that she was t here fore dopriyod of his support and en titled io damages. Thc walking- sick, what a crowd of them there are: Persons who are thin and weak but not sick enough to go to bed. "Chronic cases" that's what the doctors call them, which in common English means-long sickness. To stop the continued loss of flesh they need Scott's Emulsion. Foi* the feeling- of weakness they need Scott's Emulsion. It makes new flesh and gives new life to the weak system. Scott's Emulsion gets thin and weak persons out ol' the rut. lt makes new, rich blood, strengthens the nerves and gives appetite for ordinary food. Scott's Emulsion ran bc taken as lon? as sickness lasts and do good all the lime. Th eic's new strength and flesh in every dose. We will be glad to send yon a few doses free. He sure liiat Oils philtre lu (lie (linn nf n label is on thc wr<i|>pei <>( evin y bottle ?I Kollusion yon hoy. SCOTT & BO WNP, Chemists, 409 Pearl St., N. Y. 50c. and $11 all druggists. NotFatal, tto Matter What Doc tors Say-We Know That Heart Trou? ble in Many Cases Can Be Cured. ? Thcro aro Bevon main iou turcs of heart disenso, viz.: (1) Weakness or Debility; (2) Uhotnnntlsm or Neuralgia; (3) Valvular Disorder; (4) Dilation: (5) t?nlnrgcment; (0) Fatty Degonora lion; (7) Dropsy. Documentary uvldonco will provo thousands of so-called "incurnblos" hnvo been absolutely cured by Dr. Miles* Kow Heart Cine. Patients often hnvo no Idea their dis enso ls heart trouble, but nserlbo it to Indigestion, Liver Complaint, etc. Hero uro some of tho symptoms: Shortness of breath afior exercise. Smothering ?pells. Pain in Chest, left Shoulder and arm. Discomfort In Lying on ono sido. Fainting Spells. Nervous Cough. Swelling of Koot and Ankles. Paleness of Fuco and Ups, Palpitation. Nightmare. Irregular Pulso. "I hnvo great faith In Dr. Miles' New J tem i Cure, and s|>?...k of its merits whenever opportunity presents. 1 oatt now no up and down stairs with case, Whoro three weeks ario 1 could hardly walk ono block." Ono year later.-"I nm still lu good health; tho Heart duo did so much for mo, that I ''nd lt a far greater medicino than you claimed lt to bo."-S. 1). YOUNO. 1). D. 6l>7 North Pino St., Natchez, Miss. Money hnck If Urst bottle falls to benoflt. "fi*TiT?1 TP ^'r,l? "s and wo will moll * J '1 you a PI PO 'Priai Package of Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills, tho New, Sclent Kio Itemedy for Pain. /Iso Symp tom Plunk for our Specialist to dlugnoso your cuso and tell you what is wrong und bow to righi lt. Absolutely Preo. Address: PH. MILDS MIODICAD CO.. LAP.OP.ATOHI13S, KLIUIAUT, IND, Stale's Official Voto. Columbia, November 23.-Tho to tal oflicial vote of thc Stale in tho g?n?ral election became known to day when all of the returns were brought in and the total tabulated for thc State board of convassors. While tip; vote is an increase over tho previous years it is still very light and the members of the board were rathol' surprised at the total shown. .lohn T. Sloan headed tho Statt! ticket with 52,048 votes. Of tho 1'residential electors the nine democrats received 52.803, as against only 2,f)f)l for thc liepubli eans. Ti W. Vaughn, tho Socialist candidate from Richmond, received 22 ami Tom Watson received ono in Spartanbitrg. Thc biennial sessions vote was: Yes, 26,8(55 ; no, 14,491 ; total, 80,856. To amend section 7, article 81 yes, 21,082 ; no, 11,01(5; total, 32,OOS. To amend road law : yes, 20,452 ; no, 11,242. Subdivisions ,2 and 0 of section 84 eyes, 20,080; no, 12,042; total, 82,110, Tho vole for Congress was as fol lows : First District--Logare, 6,068 ; Prioleu, 284 ; Noland, 846 ; total, 6,648. Second-Patterson, 7,426 ; Myers, ll!) ; total, 7?842. Third-Aileen, 7,650 j Samps Pope, I ; Scott, 142 ; total, 7,SH2. Fourth-Johnson, 8,616; Adams, 210 ; total, 8,735. Fifth-Kinley, 7,028; White, 171 ; total, 8,090. Sixth -Fllerbe, 7,353 ; Deas, 370 ; total, 8,727. Seventh-Lever, 8,720; Jacobs, 503; Johnson, 0; total, 0,305. For Infants and Children, Tho Kind You Have Always Bought Bom's tho Signature of Ocatli ot Miss Julia Symnics [ Anderson Mail, November 24. | Miss Julia Symmes, sister ol' Mrs. Chas. A. (bitnbrill, of ibis city, died at 5 o'clock yesterday morning at her home on Buncombe street, in Greenville, after an illness of less than a week. Mr. and Mrs. Gam brill |eft nt 8.18 yesterday morning for Greenville to attend tln? fu?era! services.{ .Miss S y in m es was the old est daughter of Major W hillier Sytnmes, of{? Greenville, and was about 30 yearsj of age. She was principal of thc Poe Mill school. During her visits to her sister she had ina do many friends in Anderson, who will sincerely regret to learn of her death. Editor Versus Editor. Atlanta, November 21.- Follow ing the announcement several days ago of J.I. IL F.stoll, of tho Savannah News, as a candidate for Governor of Georgia, lo succeed Governor J. M. Terrell, two years hence, that of Clark Howell, editor of the Allanta Constitution, was made lo-day. Colton Growers' Convention. To the Editor of Tho State! I tun greatly disappointed that tho confusion as to tho dato of thc Cotton Growers' Convention should have ?risen. Tho ti ino was originally tlxcd for No^ vcinhor IOth. The committee received so many requests to havo tho meeting postponed that they changed tho dato to November 22d, lt soe m s that some dole gates met on tho 10th of November and hy some means it was published that wo would moot on December 10th. This dato occurs on Saturday. Now, in order to put tho matter at; rest, wo want it dollnitcly understood that we meet Thursday, December 8th, at8 o'clock p. m., either in the V. M. C. A. hall or t he Hall of Representativos iii tho State House. The object of tho meeting bas boen stated before; however, 1 take this j means of saying that wo wish it nuder Stood that it is a business mooting, pure and simple, having for its object Hie in telligent, organized eifert of the pro ducer in conjunction with tho manufac turer to lix a stable prico for cotton, lo the mutual benefit of tho parties inter ested. We welcome any ono regardless of vocation or profession, who desires to help bring about this omi. E. D. Smith, President Cotton Growers' Association of South Carolina. Magnolia, November IX. President Roosevelt to Visit Mother's Homo. Atlanta, Ca., November 22.-President Roosevelt will visit Georgia in tho near future. Tho sta tomcat has been mudo in many of thc State newspapers during tho last, low days I hat tho President, was coming to Georgia, growing out of a communication of Harry Stillwell Ed wards, postmaster at Macon. Yesterday morning United States Marshal Walter H. Johnson was seen nud asked if ho know anything about tho President's proposed visit. He said: "Yes, tho President is coming io Geor gia. Exactly when I do not know, but ho told me in a personal conversation that he was coming in tho near future. Ho said that ho was looking forward to a visit to tho homo of his mother's family with tko greatest pleasure. Ho also told me that ho wanted to see tho South and tho Southern people in their homos, and you may state for ino that in the conversations 1 have had with him he always spoke in tho very kindest ternis of our part of tho country. 1 hope In; will como soon and I know that our people will be glad to sec bim and give, him a cordial welcome.'' Mr. Johnson did not know exactly when tho President would como, bot thinks that thc visit will ho made soon. The Good Obi Way. A severe cold or attack of ta giippo is like a fire, tho sooner you combat it the hotter your chances are to overpower it. but. few mothers in this ago aro willing to do tho necessary work required to give a good old fashioned reliable treat ment such as would iii) admin ?stored by their grandmothers, .booked hy Itnschoo's Gorman Syrup,'which was always lib erally used in connection with tho homo treatment, of colds and is still in greater household favor than any known remedy. Mut even without tho application of tho old fashioned aids German syrup will cure a severe cold in quick time, it will euro colds in children or grown pooplo. lt relieves tho congested organs, allays tho irritation and t lYoctivoly stops the cough. Any child will take it. It is in valuable in a household of children, Trial size bottle, 2.jc; regular size, 7?e. Ker salo hy Walhalla Drug Co. and Seneca Pharmacy. Drunken Man's Fearful Death. Huntington, W. Va., November 17. Scores of horrified spectators Saw Henry McCloud, 2.5 years old, ride to his (loath on a frenzied horse. Notice was llrst attracted to him when swinging into the saddle he drew ti rovolvor from his pocket, brandished it in tho air and Hied several shots. Frightened by tho shots tho horse plunged madly toward a rail way bridge over Twelve Polo river, a short distance below Huntington. Tho hmso crossed the bridge in safety, its rider swaying in tho saddlo, but just ns it reached tho other side of tho stream McCloud fell, his right foot catching in the stirrup. Tho horse, now frantic, gal loped down tho railroad track, dragging McCloud for moro than a milo. His head was mashed to a pidp. Woman Murdered in Georgia. Atlanta, November 20.-Nows was re ceived in this city to-night ol' a double tragedy at Kennosaw, 28 miles from Atlanta on the Western and Atlantic railroad, in which J. lt, Putter, of Au gusta, an engineer on tho Central of Georgia railroad, had shot and killed Mrs. Loki Green, of Atlanta, and mor tally wounded himself with the same pistol. Tho tragedy occurred in ti hack in which the couple were riding to tho depot le, catch the nain lo Atlanta. Tho exact nature of the trouble which led up to the killing ami suicide is unknown. Mrs. Green daine to Atlanta from Green ville, S. C. The Associate! deformed Presbyterians of Anderson have purchased ti lot in that city and will build on it. They have hoon holding services regularly for seine ti nu?, and tho outlook luis been so en couraging that they have decided to build. The structure will bc erected by the bl? m hers with tho aid of the build ing fund of tho synod. NOTICE-. IWANT UV KUY MAN AND WOMAN lil tho Knited states interested Iii Hie cum of tho opium or Whiskey habit, either f<? themselves or friends, to hayo one of my books on these ?lis euses. Address l?r. lt. ??I,WOO I,I.KY,?ox :i07, A timi tili (?a., and one will he seul you free. ??????????^ Tho Kind Yon Hayo Always Bought, and which lias been ia uso Tor over iiO years, lias borne tito sigoatnro elf m? anti luis been made under Iiis pes simal supervision sim o its infancy?. f*?4i Allow no ono to deceive you in this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and '? Just-as-good" ave bub lSxperimcnts that trillo with and endanger tho health of Inlauts and Children-Fxpcrienco against Fvperimont. lt is ?astoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare gorio, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant, lb contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee, lt destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic, lt roi' ives Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency, lt assimilates the Food, regulatos tho Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep* Tho Children's Panacea-Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE C ASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho Signature of The Kind You tee Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. YMG CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY (STREET, NEW VOlin OtTV. Estimulo ot Present Cotton Crop. Latham, Alexander A Co., bankers olid cotton commission merchants, have sub mitted tho following estimate of thc United States cotton crop I00f-5oompilod from reliable and intelligent correspond outs in ovory colton growing county in the Soul herii States. Th ci rn if or ts to ob tain approximately corroo! results have been as diligent and thorough as it was possible ti) make thom. States. 1001-1005. 11103d (HM. Alabama. 1,150,000 1,omi nm) Arkansas . 800,000 7O5;O00 Florida. tin.tino ??.noo Georgia.. I,550,000 Ij3&5,000 I.ouisana. D?O.OOO 821,000 Mississippi . l,r?o:i,ono i.:?s7,not) North Carolina_ (110,0(111 00:1,(1(10 Soul li Carolina.... 050,000 825,000 I Tonh.A C.?Ok.Ty. 550,1X10 151,00t) I Tex. & Iud. Ty..'. . ?,200,000 2,870,01?) Total.11,300,000 10,011,000 Their total estimate of the crop for the above States November 2:1, last year, was 10,300,000 bales. Tho gathering season has. boen ex ceptionally linc in alt sections and tho crop thus far has been secured in good condition and marketed rapidly, on ac count of urgent demand from spinners who carried over very small slocks into tho new eotton year. Foley's Honey and Tar always stops tho oaugh and heals tho lungs. Refuse subst it utes. For salo by .1. Yt. Hell, Wal halla; W. .). bonney. Seneca. An Anderson Rural Mail Carrior Shot. Ambir son, November 18.-Victor ll. Cheshire, a well known young man anda rural mail carrier on ono of tho routes loading out from this oily, was shot, in tho face and painfully wounded this morning about ll o'clock by Thomas King. Tho shooting ocenrrod on the public sq miro, when there was a crowd on t ho streets, and caused a great deal of excitement. lt seems that Cheshire was standing, leaning against a post on the square, wli?n King approached. It is ol ai med thal Cheshire did not soo him approaching until King was upon him, and, as ho turned, King brod. Tho ball entered Ibo left chook, ranging neross and coming out on tho right side, under tho oyo. Md. King, a brother of Thomas King, then came up and threw :: rook, striking Cheshire on thobody. Cheshire) drew his pistol, hut. did not lire. Tho cause of the dilliculty, us alleged by the Kings,wasan insult supposed to have been oftorod to Mrs. King, their mol her, a lady of lid years. This is said to have occurred several days ago and parties on both sides had hoon trying to adjust the matter, Cheshire stoutly denied tho charge. The. sons did not heal of it un til yesterday ami they caine at once lo the city in soil rob of Cheshire. The Kings were admitted to bail Ibis after noon in tho .sum of $500 each. Cheshire will be recalled as having been a witness for the dofeiico lu.the case of the Stale against .lames H. Tillman, tried in I .ox i ngtoii, TRADE MARKS D?S?Q?ft COPYRIGHTS AC. AnyononoiulliiK Aokutoti find description,TOM nulckly iwcoriiiiu our opinion Ooo wliollior nu Invention I? prol.ntily imloiil?J?lo. ('niinitniilrn lions?triotbconildonilid, lANODUOK on I'ntPiita aunt froo. Oiliest nitoury for nocurhuf pAttyltS. I - j 11.. 111 M nikon du.iivli Munn A Co. rocvlTO ?K<-(<il imf 1?, without diurno, In ttiO Scientific American. A hWiidBOmoiy litnttrAtod wookly. hsr?o?t cir. dilution of any solonO'lo loiirnnl. T?tm?.M n your: foiiriiionlli8.il. Suhl by Ml nowsilOAlOrs. MUNN & Co.30,,,font,w^ New Yerk Dran?ii omeo, iK6 v st.. WA?IIIIIKIOII, D. C. Livery, Feed, Sale Stable. PROMPT SERVICE. Oood Teams, Careful Drivers. A. P. HOLDENjWalhalla. 'ANVcJlMOO AM3N1H0MM S;i?ul9 G ?UH ll moms 'AU3 .NIHOVW UNISVIY 51 ililli 'emil uuoo 'AU?NIMOVW luuiOHV 31DNIH9 'AH3MIUOVW HMI?|IOMi)OCA\ CNV niW MV3 'AU3 MIM OVW ONINNin Ml limn '63NIUN3 ^vM. Noi NOI1VO IdV NO 0 3OIU.J .AiMai.is v sjrsnivdin?i aiawt?? BLUE RIDGE RAILWAY CO. HKTWKKN lllCi.l'ON AND WALHALLA. Time Table No, I.-In Kilda Nov. (;, I HOI, K.XSTIIot'Nn - 12 Ul li Walhalla.... VVCHI Union Seneca. Se ..huiliuiia Juiiellon .Adams. ?Olitirry. rendici?n. 'Anion. "Denver . ? West A nile iso n.... A |UlOI son - Tassilo)? A ni lo i son - I'ass I lop 'Anderson-l'TlDc| Molt.in. A M H 35 ll IO S 5K WM. I'..M. I !> lilli ll i l KB !? 32 !l ?fl io 03 lo 25 no'. o;t . ll!I. Ill . 2 lil WK!!'! Uor.NI> liolton. 'Aiidcrson-l'r't Dc Anderson---Tass Do Anderson Poss Do .Wosl A nilli son..., . I len vor. 'A ut nu. feuilleton. .C'jiiiny. .Adams . ?iloriliuiln Junction, seneca. Seneca. Wi st I m. ni. Wallinna. ..lr? in |2 :> r. I ' I s is h 20 s lf> HM A M A MAA :? ii:;1::: li Ul i.. .. 1 20 ll 05111 OD I. ; .... ll 07 ll 071.. ?I ?2.!. s i 27in n u ii| s I in'ii '.nhl 21 s I 17: ll 2? III '?C '?> ?I 62III 32|ll 32 !< I 69 ll ;t'.i ll 3'J ii T. 0) ll I.' ll 12: ?I if) ts it :>i II ni! ti . II 57 ll 57 IO |i. vi . I Oft I il.1 I 20 I I. I 25; 1 I0|. ? riaic stat ions. Will nlso stop at tito following stiitioiis lo Ifiko on (inti Iel oil passengers: riiliuie.v's,,I Hines's nnd Sandy Springs. Nos. II und 12, Hrh! class p.isscnuei, dally; Nos, !? ?iud 10, llrtlly except Siiiiiliiy; NOM. 5 and C, Sunday only; Xn.i, -I and 7, second elliss, mixed, daily except Sunday; Nos. .'1 nutt ?, second elliss, mixed, tinily. II. ?'. II KATTI ti, President. .1. lt. ANDKIISON, Hnpeiliiteiidcnt. arc the most fatal of all dis? eases. or money refunded. 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