The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 18, 1902, Image 4
Advioe given by scotch PARSON
MlnUt?r KaI Twontr Drink* ? Pity *?
, the Umlt of Mod eiviflon.
/ A Hootch par von once prea< hed ft
long Bfrmon against dram drinking,
tt vice veiy prevalent In hlH parish, ami
from which report said lie wan not
jb I m sc' I f wholly exempt.
"Whatever ye do, brethren," said he,
"do It. in moderation, and, a boon nil,
bo moderate in dram-drinking. When
you Kft up. Indeed, ye may t :? l< a dram,
and unither Just before breakfatl, and
perhpps anil her after; but dluna bo
always dram-drinking.
.."If ye ate oid in the morn, ye i
may Juki hraee yorsclf up with an'.lher !
dram. and perhaps take milliter ha- !
fore luncheon, and tome, I fear, ink '
ane after, which Is no fi.> very blani
nblo, huf dlnnn he alwnyp drAni\dram* :
I UK away. N
'"Naebody can K<rup)? for one Ju*t j
afore dinner, and when the desert l*
broiiKht In, an' afler H'h la'en away; :
and. perhaps ane. or It may in- twa. In
I lie course of (lie afternoon, Just, to
keep ye fra' drowning and Hnoozllng; i
hut dinna be always drum dram -dram- ;
ing.
"Afore tea, and after lea. and bo- j
tween tea and aupper, and before and
afler supper, Ih no more than right I
and good; but Jet me caution ye, i
brethren, not to be alwaya drain drain
ing.
"Juat when ye start for bed, and
when ye'ro ready to pop into't, and
perhaps when you wake in the night,
to take it dram or twa lw no more than
a ChriHtlan man may lawfully do; j
but, brethren, Jet me caution you not i
to drink more than I've mentioned, or i
may be ye may pass the bounds of j
Modern tlou! "-?Mirror.
Odds and linds .
Our thoughtR in time arc weaving]
the garments we must wear in
nlty.
If the body is (lod's lemple lite 11 res ;
of passion may hum on Jlis altar to j
His glory.
lOlfct'l# ol' < tuingo of \V r-nl lit*!',
Al thin season \vii"ii |.i'<(|ili i? r?- traveling ?,
for pleasure. they wonder m t ho disorderoU !
condition of i tin ..lomu' li and liowejh I '
the innjorit y <>f I lie.<?o ease;, it !> <|i|,; to
o t wnti"*, 'lake lir. Idi/Vorv;' l ( ?* Ulelwrr1
Cordial. Never 'Hi! , |.> cure.
Hold l? v nil llm^l/iUta, /,? alio eOi tiollle.
Some |>eo|?!e I'conoiiik'.e l>\ ? ? ? ? f ? ? i ? u oil j
the ?t? vec-iu |i" in<1 Ii "ii ? . tie- hi\(i j
lies.
King tViinn H-mie l.
' *'He||d ho\ <>( Tettertlie. 1 1 's I lie .|i |v l III it f '
that innUev (my |tupre-e?fnn on a tMt'l'urn ?
tttn^ Worm." .Mrs. Km i> ? oI'Omuh Mmt
tulhn. Anderson ( *< lit \ '!'? *.???. Ml \ I , y null
from .1. 'I'. Shnpi riiK', Srtvrtiifi!'. '!? if \ * ?*?
drugKt 'I don't ke?'|? it
1 A man named H . ".mi 1 , , . f.. ,
rmnuiei n il . in Ali'.-u. m l /.U'U
to tin ciiy. endow mi? ?' '.'tilt ".Villi .h i
r f.ilillr.K ('mi k Kihu-h
One j-i/.o Miialler after nsinj: Allen-* ! ' .* ? ?
Koh?i, 11 Jiowder for tile feet. It limit*"* tli.'tit
j)T new shoes easy < it res -\v?ilb'li . ho, . ??'i at
Inn. u"lduu feet. m^rowim.', nails. "???ins and
(?unions. Al nil ?truKt;t.ilM ;4nd slice stop .-.
V5e.. t rial pneliiu;* I ' hi i . U\ mall Addrc?-'
Allen H niin-sle.t, |,e t!uj . S V.
Poachers iitinn small ? N|>!e?i\e ' oiiili
ha\o killed a ureal numl>? i -ainioii in
t hp lliver I )e?*. ivi|/iard
FITS I II* I'll I. 'Ill eti! 1 V ell 1 e.l. No tit'' or lie r Von*
iiefin after tlr?t iliiy'snse of I ? r. Kilned TVtent
Nurvellesf urer. V'/t rial hot t le it*v * t real Isef ree
|)r 11.11 lit ink l.td.. Wl Akehst.. I'hl hi., l'a.
Kiunsliai kiv ^ .1*- r.eiuy voleanoe-. t lie only
\ oiicih ill lliixtiiai l.riil'irv tli.it .ne ..till ;u
hvc.
o. K Coinirn. M:;r Clnrii S.-.ii I . writes I
tin. I Hall''* Catarrli Cure u valnn'>le i<*in<'dy "
nrnK>.;ists si>ll it. 7a ?.
liters kilu'tl r?7 iiei'Noiis and p.dMlii'iS
"!!"? I .(-A yvur mi t lie I'idi.in 'Vnlral I * i ??* v -
I licet
I M rs. ?V inflow '? Si.uthiuK Syi Vip for children
'' leMhinit, Soften th?>Koiv..>. reduces inflnmmii
lion, allays iiaio v'UVos wind eoli ? 25c. iil?>Klo
? 1'herr'^ ;i ddVerenec t:eiween
vonicthiiVK to >a> and lining !:> s:iv some
1 lung.
1'Jho'h Cn r?? I* ' l'.? I'Ost ine<lieine we ever i? , I
ler all arroAttons of throat an it ln?v^*. -Wu
1?m>m.ky. Vanlniren, I ** ?l . . l?eti. 10, l'JO),
I The averiip' duration ot life in town- i
calculated *\l thirt> eiulii jimh, iii t lie
country tiity live years
* Dead issues creatc no discussion.
Long Hair
" About a year ago my hair w??
coming out very fasJ, 50 1 bought
a bottle of Aver's Hair Vigor. It
stopped tlio {.uiing and made mv
hair grow very rapidly, until Now it
is 45 inchcs in lengfh."* ? Mrs. A.
Bc>yd?tou, Atchison, K.nns.
There's another hunger
than that of the stomach.
Hair hunger, for instance.
Hungry hair needs food,
needs hair vigor ? Aycr's.
This is why we say that
Aycr's Hair Vigor always
restores color, and makci
the hair grow long and
heavy. $1 ** n botttf. All
If v<<i?r ? liiifrgiNi r.tniiMt ntipply >'<?<?,
?oiul u* ??!!?? (loil.tr :i 1 1 < i wo will
ynn n hr.'Uf. tto s:irr nn<l pi v n tlir> v^rrii
of yotii ?i\i>rr?n cflur. Aihlr?-*s,
<\ A \ I It I <?., 1 .>*^'.1, M.m*.
Liver Pills
That's what ypu need; some
thing to cure your bilious
ness. You need Aycr's Pills.
Want your moustache or beard a
I beautiful brown or rich black ? Use
i Buckingham's Dye
otdfvgf'ttior* P Hti'itCo N??hw? N M
Guilford college, n. c.
Hirwin In I^Nl?mriii,Kx('flitiit
In Trwhlni f?rir, for
NI?M molt A I. TUNK
Expenses Moderate.
f jfT SENI> FOR CATAI.OtlUli.
L. L HO BIS, Preside ht.
t?o. 20.
-Dm* ? ess" W3T
: ma Hr wwl
Alt!' AND DOCTORS.
Bill Recovering From Illness fells ul
Medicine He Took
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OIK PHYSICIANS ARE BlBSIMiS;
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At |> Srty.s I'n i I or (lie Doctors lie ?>iO .
Kin^ I'llwui d V> ?>u ill l'i ob.bl.v I li:? *? i
1>UU I nst W t-. k.
! don t know Whether I cm v.r.te a
loiter or hot. f will I i v. 'Dm* < ! ? t j
will keep mm* fiotn ililiiliiii, i? I -? i ? i ? is:., ,
ii? *lf . I''?;r it month I h?M iie. n play
ing "IMIly in il?t? \'i m i (!:<. " hiii !
I llilll II ffOOli dot ? I ? ??? Willi ll it .i I1UI'H"'I \
iiic night iiikI day nin| i Ik < i ? <i m'.*' ui).
'?till ( out fori oil uii it >1 * aii. oit I ii?(
? 1 1? grade, thcasgh fi t the HcOt'giil |
enicUora ?iriv. am powerful 'veak " 1
Thla doctor is my hijii un<l ho >*uyH liu .
h a k not forgotten hotf lua moth- r ami j
I nursed him for ? t? n*?? long months i
in Kiorida and uaved hi:-: life and now)
I fehuil not din if In.' ciin help it I
take all Ills in i'<l ii ine, quinine, stryii i
ii i !) < ?. calomel, opliltx of nitre and eap ;
?>ii 1 < 'h without number, find tuni< h, to>
audi if l get wi-i! I will n \<*i know I
what trureyj m4\ hilt lie wilt \V hat ;
would I'm* World do xi il holit. duel in ?> '
King ICdward wild I would huve died I
last wvrh. .1
About tw.-nty years ago I had a
spell iike I liia one, for I hud been j
working In the watrr till day iiyiiiji!
to dam up the branch in lb' im auoxv
ho thai the eliHdren could go lii
bathing That hlglit I lilted lo have
'iled and old Dr. Kirk wan Kent for
and worked on im\ for three or four
days and got me up again. My wife
told me then that If I didn't he mon.
l careful of my we If I woul In'i live out;
half my days. She told im* the snmrj
thing the other day. and sl??* I'f.ow j
Old Dr. Kit k i : a ir'tirip. He ?'?**> mM' i
family dot -t?r until he got <il>l and
tired iVnd moved away ? ? ? live With!
iilH ehildren. Hefoiv In: iiiuwvl <Q t h ! ^ !
place from South ('nmhua hi- h.uj^U
love Kciupn (Air there, and 11 had fl
rival, too, ami they t ? ? 1 1 out The ytrr]
wouldn't haxo either one of I and j
thi' oi her fellow I'.'itl'. lift the doe- (
tor had told stories on hi.u i.j He
uirt a 'ad after 111 dot to: lo<,i;?dj
In ri1 his rival wrot.i to him find v I ? ?
iiimiileii a ret i axil or else a light Thf '
doelor wrote him (? fll'nger ;?n I re j
l > i : ? i -c i to I'-ulir a retraxit, hat would',
:ii ? ? pi his challenge ami light lum ua j
til lladca froze uv. r. and as it ?' tluht |
ing < o.|< nave tiie I'hallenge.l party;
choice of weapons and time. an I :
phot; and distaio-i hi ishould < lioo
i i Men idtig i an,; and ill" ir - 1
Lii day of l-cbiuiu.) lis 'he time nn I
i In- other fellow unisl ??lfl>' I" n- ho,
\, ;i ; and sl?iioi i his way nil I to
(tile i'i I. i , ,i i WOllId ht 'I . Ii' I e alld j
-ii.tiil oyer that wa\ and ln>ih mu.d ;
a tin 1 1 1 1; 1 1 : ,i i a lint to hit anyhody
l.el ween the ill
liut I in list idop now iin.l in'* j
en i h . A good loiui l?i'.. ?>('.: i.i what lj
v. .fat Thi' o'd wiiiuaa was wh'ii :
' mim umi in';- iiiud.'iind ''.cd i i' and .-.ii'
? !-a i'i the do: tors tUff'H'.t ah'iut i" 'eo '
i Iii< alwa\ it heiievcil I"' l lor lacU 1
j ?t liifiith t d'.W"! want to gO tin!
wax I \\a.; luminal Iiik ahout tin- ?.
i physicians, for (io'.'or is ic.'t, li"
proper iri'iMv po? . tx/r UlejinK i*. i?'a?-h^i (
j of anytr|!n^ whetliei' M 1>._ ^.-.fUee o|
art or hW ^ i pnnrnitiey or theology
I "d. lii ii is the right word It ih (I
v< r> .-im ienl name fur Lho |>rofx'ssion
liii | (i hie tells how lei-, ph f'.-d il'.?
? !i v ?? t . ? Im ns to enihrtliS* i'is (Xld lu'lo'l" ?
1 1 1 1 1 1 do ton ihi?'!< i' wtei w ?<!.
? pepulrtv |\inVi ssion the .lew ;
f'ii- it ? >e 'V.i ii uied only two or t_lue
J ttii;'.',-. and with douhlful favor. Kin^
Asa had a disease In his ii ot nti
i would not call Upon tlii1 land for r.- (
? Ii f. hut i-eiti f.u h phynli iah. nh-J lo
dir., I an 1 idept with hVr, falneis. Tin.
i tl'K're w a -x a woman who had had a'
ii-Mi" of Idootl far twelve y ei1?'w ui'.
had ruli'ej-ed iun? ^ Ti tmi many plivs
j ieian" ?\ni spent all she had and war
1 nothini; heller, hut rather grew won*'.' I
i The Jews unto this day do not Rivi (
! much patronago to physdclanw oi ,
quark uiedieincR. I novel" knew- hiu
one .lew doi't^r. tlnuigy tin-it n.v?- '
1 few very < uiineat ones lu the Inrgi |
tiiles, for' wliaU , or a learned Jew j
| docs h** iiiirs xvidl. There is a tloeloi
!.k ohi in New York city who stall. ir I
! at the head of the profoxido". ;.,.(i .,
i nn ailierl liv ih- icii and grea'. uu.'i
of th,- nation.
Now. let nie stoti for another goo'l
loim hi ?*aih when I was a hov xxo
di;ln t, have hut one doel??r in tin
t . > w n. and lie weighed ;'.n0 pifin ln ?n>(.
was never in ? hill'1'* !',< o it Ir'li
hnhlen iiaini',', rxer and anon ai?<.
xvJu'U .mi' i a:.i>- to our house our td-..
cook odd us where lie got them an ' ;
? : l\lx po.ni.'.l to IiIk ?o*p??roslt* 1
Mi h::l a Utile nlih-e e>\ lite .or.-eii
and n fev .i s. . ( \ viih hot 11 s i i
i ' 1 1 - t? i ? i"1 1 r ; ii mi', calonn I salts air
i a i -. ml. senna an 1 catniiu-tnile nn
I'ernxian hailv. hah.ain oi .opail-x
ii 1 Mil h - imple i hilli'H and HI lie
in a. i u a . a sk. 1 mui in :< he\ lh.it
s'.ooil nprlKht. wilh n wt I'-'W in th
skull, an. I j-t:nH'tlii> s tin little. I<>n"
do u x\ ? i'ji ii and xv.' school ? liil
dn u i : vu 1 '.i pe'. p in n," ' "'e n run foi
..in lix. It w?', an auful si^ht. Hut
i':,. iiio ?' . tor in u too old an I fat tc
i. ? :> ???iie and seat to New York foi
his n ph 'xv p.-, I'hilo D. >Vildtni* ?i
a student of Ynleulliie M-'V tin'
m-i ai New York physician and stir
'.icon it" as (.mart as h la luioi
?m i x- ai o> rutting ind shisiiing oui
j e ?pl.- nn ; Mkt\ killing hogs. !l>
.1 : mh! i lied cross eyes iiml 'cwd m|
ha* !- lips and < nt stoin s ?"it oi Idild
.'i a?',oni/.i5ig scre.nn ; ot n 1 ?.
iMtl- John Thnivp; --en in> ?..hool
rinie. >iili hftunt r-e fm !:e w.t.
?nply dying of f-lone m tin- hlauo. .
ail'1 ivi" i Ii t l ov ( * 1 1 !t e.ut It \va
I i' a;.' ??n a pi goon cl'K and :l:e litxl
?mi ;;oi xxt'M My hrother an I Jit i
t'taig studied, under \Vlldvai>n. an 1
when they wanted a stift' they woni I
io out f. the Uedlaml grave yard "e.
ti . night and dig up ;> fiesh huri. d
( m psc and haul It t ? /a little roo-i
hack of tl.? i.' other and cut it up an I
hotl it down and make a sk?de(on of
th<> holloa. I w-( it with them on >
night and helped th nn to dig up i
nc;ro. hut fomeho-dv lOikOd us ns ?v.
; xv nil *akinv it on v anJ vmn had to run
for o-iv lives, for they threatenod it?
! H.oot. rtiat satisfleJ me with tin;
husiue.-B a. id 1 never wont ngaln.
I Hut onr l"tle town whxn't hig
enough tor Wild man nnrt ho
moved ?o Columhus and made a preat
reputation. About tliat time the \'?d
l?)w iY\ei vlhitod Savannah, and
? Wlldmnn hcdie\??d he could r.tatnp tl
join and that he wmu an Immune, hut
! he wasn't. He look ?he * I'i* lit
! away and died. It is a c^ionn coin
! ( idem c mat three dtwdora from our
?own went to Havannth to light the
'ever ami *'V?ry one ??f ?h**m took It
tud
Hut 1 wan ruminatin? aliout thx
iuffrrlng and ajofly ihat th^ advanc
surgory physic has saved man
| kintj and I r<'jol<'? that Crawford
: l.ontf l.a,, tic.ru givou tlii flr:',l place
| In too Hall of Kttriit'. I was til H< h()'>l
In Athens whf'n his iliKcovci'X was
r, Inn l tii> inK^iiit tiijo ( it if
1 i)' 'l r? AIIk* d 1 1 >i : i I lutiK afU'f, 1 was
I r?iu> of ih*: fiist to have a t'foth *,nx
d hy ll.** ""i o! his l.'lii'-ai)
llu* res l a while. for I uin
v.i ak and ncivoiiu an I, Dvion t
j aid ,
''My visions fit h*** inilpaldy In-fore J
mo " >
I It n v ? jo. t I'ltjo/ci) a no. id. Iuuk I'*'
t',v t.tn ;i my old *<hoo| nt At ??. Nullinii j
Crawford (,i ) t < - i? t ti<- j
ln?iMir?'ii e< lo.ol con Hsih^iyn'-r of (In I
t ouiiiv inwi will die in harnr-HH, I |
JX< h'jU Hi: j:-. In lii.s ( iffiiilclli y< ar.
hut v.i- were ? I s. .it mate*, for l>o was
1/ 1 J t ? nf .Ml Sc K ? 1 1" ? ? Ailw ijoj K, j
'S hi I. ' o< |mi(i an I uii<ertaln |
* >n ly < (ii ii.?! li-it now, for Tom
Al' x r? n ? I ? ?!? Is livinK ar Kornc, N'athni '
write* a . old tafcbiorwd, eluer |
f;il Ii iii'r, ami wa>> thai lie never |
ptoii' r'niiili Al xander'jj watermelon*, |
mid Mints time ji wa? Ovrrifjj; Yoinm i
and a hoy ?>< name. 'Hie only roa
fon Me fii'ln t Hical lM?*:'tl wan Miat M?
hoarded wltli \ !r. Alexander and got
a plenty without ?f <*aliu??- It Ik ton
Into now for hint to aafctimo a saintly
morality, for Tom and I still live* to
tenilfyk lint it wa;< a KOod l? tf?i and
llu- rjVemory of Nat. C'.ruwford in 'tl
\vay? c omfortitiK atld ,
Now, for a fen oil Ions rent. ?Hill
Ai l> in Atlanta Constitution.
Soiiou a Flood* in K-jiikjm.
Manhattan, Kan., Bpccial. The Hood
ait nation in the volleys of the Blue ami i
K a w river* 1r becoming morb serious
?.iii'! iii.ii.y lamiiles have he? n foeecd Iq
have ( <>/ ii homes for hlghnr ground1
The f tliio i? a raging torrent, 21 feet
?Ji ? j> and Ktiii rising. It Is run.ilng over
tlx- I 11 ion Pacific tracks nevora! feet
!e<p for s) riintnncQ Of two mllen, tak
ing a short cut to the Kaw ri^rr, ? jiint
east of Ma ii lint tfl" The* body of a dead
ni.i-i floated past hero on the Kaw, It
> ould not ho caught.
Hiiildlii? nit Artistic Home.
"Thy House that Jack and I ill
.Built," the title of an illustrated utorv,
Jh- iirM aection of wlmn flpiictiK in M\e
An;;!!?1! lndlhea'.or, will appeal to hoo?o
'''vi.ss everywhere. Ho cleverly hiin Cue
eut Dor told the various steps in tito
raising of this r< of tree, that the read
er enters thoroughly into the spirit of
it, and Mm out. feo!?nthnt he tv 1 1 1 haV^
Sunt" vlgh' and 1 5 1 !?? to the same when
hniBiii.d. I alike tho usual house plans
find descriptions, the smallest details
ore lii'i'i* presented, firm the first roek
laid to the last decorative touch inside.
1( seem that kings ought to
(online i hemv.ei ves to their legif inwi*o
Im.'dness- md ilol t'oine into the field
in < ompatition to impecunious and
inohiticus young men. King Oscar of
iltvi'tlen ha i just pulilished a hook of
po?'im!., in face 01" the 1'aet that 'inlh
'i> or?,!n and Indian;*. are endeavoring
lo ? \ j ? i <? i ?. t'.rJ kenina of Ihelr own
S. G. 8 1 f. IIJL
ti?:ii' rni i'liM etgvr Department.
fvliedtile l.tli'dli f. .ijiiiii'ity iv, 1j0??.
? sot; a iv it* > i) I'ASTI-.UN TiME kohthiiooxd
: No. p> N ..32. No. S.I. No. II.
M!\--l. Pas-.'r. Fnss'r. JllXoi
: 1:0,1 H t.-a liV Marlon Ar 7 fl.lp 1 2ilp
J 2 -Pp ? I.V Jileiuvood 1,V 7 20 1 1 l2 55p
! 2 (i>r? t? srtn I.V Th'jiirti, my .Lv 7 pjp 1?
if ,;i I v i"Tiii ii Mil s I.V 0 05 p 12 Gap
f> 2<i,> ."ii i l.\ itiltherfatd'iiii I,v 6 37p II 45a
i ?, 1 10 n*.n I.v F,.ri"> city I.V <)22p It 20:1
?I !?>:. lOtOa I.v Henrietta l.v IS 06 j > 10 60a
4 |(| 3 iii i,v Mooreshoro l.v 5 5 ftp 10 SOll
I I a; i 10 33 i f , v I .atllrnoto Jiv ft 45p It) W;i
li lit!;. II) .w I.V KlU'lliV, 1 7 * ?,}p ^Viit
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10 40a l.v OiifTucy Ar fi I0p .....
h .'iOa II fi5a Lv Htryrr a l.v 4 1 0 ,? 0 20j'
0 10 1 12 Paj. l.vlllc'r> Cir'vol.v 4 Oftp CO p
0 40? 12 VOp l.v Hinitol) J; v 3 45 1> 5 43p
10 ,0a IV :?An t'* VorkVlje J v ? SOp R '20 p
10 40a 1*5 wp I.V Tlt'.ah l.v is l8p 4 40j)
1 ia.? i 1(J|. l.v lt.M-k Hill I.V 3 00,1 4 00..
j 2 10 > 1 liOj- I.v CnMi'ba J'n I.v 2 40p '2 45p
j 8 lOp 1 4.*>p l.v li'verstdo I.v 2 25 i> 12 45|i
3 :???}> 2 05 j< l.v l.ititt'iml'T j.V 2 l0.> 12 20p
I V ?> ; i | v Mill 1 v ) 4*p 11
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< H '. Illl) .
No. 13 " No. IB.
S .Via l.v Iilii(.*kat>iirK Art> 10p
10 i l.v OierokiM! Falls I.v fl 60
[ 'J 30 i Ar (iiilTney 1 : v ft -JO
l'rntr.'? ^ ? '* ! ft?nl !?'l iir?< operato.l dally,
'J 'ajii-* N'.-1. 31, 3a, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and *16
i are op.'rated Uaily except Sundiiy.
0?NNRCT!ON? SI ^ OK II V SOUTHDOUNU
Tit A INS .
At Marlon? No. U'2 connoetx at Marion with
? S..11U101 .. liaihvay train No. 30. \>bk'h ar
j live-; at Mailed ai S 2S aai from (Ihnttnnooga
A -lievli e and Oil. I mediate poll.tf*,
i A". ltia>;k A'airj; -V rtl ati'l Me. ! ! connect
will. >x.?\lVuCi* . i<all?vay train No 8C, whicli
? arilviiaL llliK'k-iburg at 7 4'. nn, from At
lanla, I ? re.>t. vil'.e, Spartaid.iirg, ni;<l Intor
mediate poitUs .
At V rkviie- N-? "4 cenncctA with (\ A
i N. W. tra.i! No. 70, which leav?9 Yorkvillu
t ?( 10 is a n. f ? r <ia.-itoi.la, l.anolr, aud Inter*
i medlrite | 'Mlilf
! At It ?. k 11>H- N'u.< 3J mid 34 connect with
Seir.liern li ulvvay train No. 75. which limvw
II.m'a Ihll at 3 . 0 pm. for * lieMter, Coluinhiu,
1111*1 later me.ila'.e ] ululs.
At ra'nwl' i .limes ii?n- S'.n. 32 hihI 31 con
iieot \\! li S. A. I., train No. 32. which pas
, -i's ( itawi a Junet i<>n at 7 51 | in, for Mon
. i or, a;.d Interiuediate points,
At I.ar'ca-OT N'mi, S2 and 34 connect with
I.. A i '. train No. 10, which leave* T.aneastor
at I 45 pin, for Chester ni.d Intermediate
? points,
\t . nm>'on With A. I.. (N. W . of H. (5.)
f r ( liarlester., snmter. Florence, l)nrliii?>
. foil, Wilinle.vto-i and Intermediate points.
Train N > (.s, whi.-li leavt y Cuiniten at 4 IB
t pie.
ONNia'TK.NR MA1)K BY NOUTnnOlTNl>
TDAINH.
j At ra!iiden--\Vith A. t.'. Ij. [N. \V, of S. C.)
' So. 7 1 from t harieston, Florence, DarllnK
ton, Wilmington, Snmter'And Interthedlatt
! p.dnts, which arrives att'aiftden at 11 M ain;
? wl.h southern Hallway train No. 77 from
j Kink'svll|e, which arrlvos at Camden at 11 56
? am.
At 1 \n 'aster?No. 83 conneotn at Lancas
ter w.th f? A C\ train No. 16 tor Chester and
I int"i mediate points.
At Catawha Junction ? No*. S3 and 85 con
nect wuh A. 1-. train No. 32 which leave*
: Calawl>a Junction at 7 C-4 pm for Monroe
; and intermediate points.
; At ltock Hill? 'No*. 33 nod 86 couoeou 41
It >ck Hill with Southern Railway train No.
31. leaving Hock lllil at 8 26 pm for Char
! lotto and points North.
At DlacK.Umrg--No 33 Conneotn with Sou.
j I hern Heflway train* Nos, l!/, 4 33 pm; No,
! 3H. Ht 7 05 pm, and No. 40 at 7 4ft pm foi
1 paints North. Nos. 83 and 35 connect will:
j Southern Hallway train No. 85, leavlDH
? llla<-k-<l>uiH at 11 25 pm lor points South.
At Marlon? NO. 33 connreta with Honthern
Hallway train No. 36, leaving Marlon iu 1I4C
pin for AsheTllle, Chattanooga and Interme
diate points.
Throu?h car service wlt^Cwt cbang* be
' tweeo Marlon and Chacteston on train a Noe.
32 and Ml V>
K. H. ?BA W. Q*n. Pa*. Agi.
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SALISBURY RETIRES. !
Englau'J's Able Statesman designs
from His Position
BALI lit K NAMED AS SUCCLSSOR. i
? -
fir. O'Connor Sums Up the Situation
Willi Uegurd to Hie CliHogit Will
Hvuc'tit Ireland.
London, My Cable. 'I'll ts Mar<juix of
Ballshury haa resigned thy pi etj>;< i <-,h;p
of Croat Britain and Right llun. A. J. |
Balfour Ihft First J.Oi'd of- tho Trear.uiy ;
Slid government Icodid Hi the t
of Commons, has been appoint' d fo i
fauceed liiui. 1 1
Tho MarquU of Salisbury fnicroil ,
hi? resignation at an audbneo which '
ho had \v it >i King Cdwa.nl last Friday.
SAturday Mr. Holfitiir vlaitrd the iiing
and accepted the premiership.
Thomas Power O'Connor, M, I'., in j
an Interview by n representative of the i
Abso! lated Pica* summed up the si:u&
tlon with tho resignation of l,ord Si i ?h- ;
bury and the appointment of Mr. Hal- :
four as follows:
"The resignation r?f l.ord fr1 ilit*b>iry j
waft expected in connection with tho
coronation of Klntf I'M ward, I > ; ? t \v!n'ii
the coronation did not tak e place there
gre v up an idea that perhaps the
Premier's resignation waa Indefinitely
postponed. Old nun f ling to jfo^er, and
It wan supposed that Lord ttnllsbury
WHK no! flH?* fl'OHl lllfc WUAklK'ttft of 30
many others. This prospect d o not
quite satisfy his colleague*. Lor. I Salis
bury's health has been notoriously In
different, especially since the deaAh of
hiH wife; Ilia extreme obesity Is, of
oourae, inconsistent with activity, e!
ther of mind or body, and there were
whispers that ho, sometimes was over
MJmti b^ filocp In thb ItlidHt t')f momen
tous cabinet quostlons and that lie only
awoke when the discordant volccs of
Joseph C/humbei lain (the Colonial Sec
rotary), and Sir Michael 1 licks- Beach
(Chancellor of the Exchequer). t'"c
two chief opponents in the cabinet,
reached an unusually high pitch.
"Once or twicp, too, laieiv, in thr
House of Ixinis, he h^s'fehown a certain
want of grip that as almost pa nful.
For Instance, when the terms of pt aee
in South Africa had to be annonm-ed, 1
ho calmly asked the House of Lords
I whether they desired lo hear the worda j
I of I/ord Kitchener's dispatch, as ,
j though the communication was really
I of little importance.
j "Probably his resignation now has
: been influenced partly by the d. hire to
j make sure of the succession being iii
? llii^ Cecil family, and rdili more with a
I view to or*' ?* r? t i ?* 1* fhr aeeh?vKi0ji nf
j Mr. Chamberlain. No man coitfil be
I more adverse than Is Lord Salisbury t >
J supreme power being in the hands of
I so impulsive, restless and arrogant a
politician as the Colonial Secretary.
I Though they had been made politic. >1
! hedfeilOA'S by lieceSHitv. i.orfl ;->:>'.hv
! bury and Mr. Chamberlain remained
' apart and were sicr'*tly hr-'ifile tn ea- ii
? other. Hi addition. the aiccsiiion ?>f
Ml'. Chamberlain might iu\ol\;i the
! immediate disposal of Lord C.ranl??rne
j (Under Secretary for the Foreign Of
' flee), and the Earl <;f Selborne, (First
| Ixird of the AdmirnKv), th* one (he
i ?Ti ?: j ,oud thp nlh?M" the soii-lo lav ol
; Loitl ?aiisi?ury.
"It is doubtful in case, whether the
rank and file of the Tory party would
! have aeeepted Mr. Chamberlain \vi!!
| lbgly. Th^Jr f!^ n*it like bilu. Ti?er? i'
i a t>rtaih section of j'outiK 'lUries wht
? d" Hoi. | h * *? >1r. Hnlf'-'nr. ihiiikli'a his'
slack and decadent, but he is s.tlil tht
darling of the straight Conservatives
and hla opponent woulu be cv-n mo;a
popular with hift polltieal oppoiienti
thnh tvHh bis ptllll h?al fi joioU. I't!-'p:l<
hlj fit'.ilti. Mi;. PdUoul- i&maiitj
the most popular figure in the lloti-.a
Of Common* atid his vrrv rmiHc heir,
lllKi in inis respect, ii be be indole lit
he Is also courteous. tolerant an \
broad-minded, and he will n<'t insult
other nations as Mr. Chamberlain lias
done. Hi* tongue is well under r*
htralnt and ho baa all the Instinct* of a
gentlmafl.
, reenrd tbe ehanflre, a?< bei>nQeial to
Ireland, in t lie long inn. Mr. i3alfbt!r
has had much experience in Ireland,
and, though he Is not a home ruler, all
h}? old animosity ha* diaappeared and
b? i? man ta nronoof. solu
tion of tlte long ouisianuing diibcUtly.
But Mr. Balfour doea not ?o:ue into
office nt a very happy moment Tlo
education . bill, which he is pilot'aa
through the House of Commons, arou?-.
tromfchdnm; .feli*ioH?? im??i?lihns oi^
not 11 RlUea, and it is doubtful it he will
be able to carry it through vithout
such concessions to bin political op
ponentH as will exasperate some .of his
o)vi\ pnlltieal fripttdf. The aftetmath
ot ine war has also come ana tae ma
jority of the government. tboug!> I.ck
Is wanting in cohesion. But m u.-te
lws speculating further; tho unexpec
ted is always the dominant fa. tor >t!
KngliHh poll ilea."
Prcsb) tcrlnn Reunion i
^rtlturr'Min Spoilt! ? The Pre^u m i i
a-n minion, including loading repre
sentatives of the northern and south
ern branches of that church in Mary
I land. Pennsylvania. Virginia and West
! Virginia, assembled Thursday at Pen
Mar nn iijf* Western Maryland rai'road
Several hundred persons, including
clergy and laiiy attended from this city.
The proceedings included an address on
"The Presbyterian Church." by the
! Rev. Charles Woo l. 1). l>.. of Philadel
| phia. and address on "Pre.M-nt i)av
j Problems of Presbyter ianism." by die
J Rev. Thornton t\ W haling,
Oihiirne In flore Trouble,
j Norfolk, V'a.. ?;)Cclal. Willi '.lie hope
i >f obtaining n confession from Charles
| Frederick Osborne, held for the mtirdcr
i of his wife in Stlllwu'.or. Oklahoma,
j and suspected of murdering another
! here, several weeks ago. the police am
i thinking of subjecting him to the fa
mous "third degree." Osborne is indif
ferent and does not show th* grief
Ftrieken fountenanee that he did at bis
last trial, lie pretends to reineir bcr
nothing, oat even his wife out West,
and those who once thought him in
nocent now pronounce him the worst
vill'nn unhung. Commonwealth Attor
ney Tllton will give a definite decision
. as to whether he will hold Osborne
| here for murder or allow tlyj Oklahoma
| vithoritlcs to take him. 1 j
Volcano Agnlu Active.
St. Thomas, Danish West Indies Py
Cable. ? On Wednesday there were tkree
loud detonations from the Soufiieve
volcano on th* Island or St. Vincent
h?tw?en 8 and 9 o'clock at night. Ad
vices from Harthods say that loud d> -
tonailona were heard there Wed nearly
night fcrom a westerly direction.
Thei# was a fresh eruption jf Mont
Ptlfp Friday moral t^.
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
Helping the S out b.
(Charleston Now a and Curler.)
lu an addi<*s delivered in Atlanta a
few days ago Mr. 11. H Kdmondu,! edl
Vji of Uuj iiauuUi lurem' Record. ?v
a titrung pica for manual and
?::? 1 t duration lot Southorn boys.ji I
In l ho Intyest of i he South itself . Ho
? tAi*< 0 i liu* it n lew tli" South dBvdiopti
;i i no\y limited fftf'litleii for the jnuny
whit?j boys who would glady avail
tin mselves of ihp opportunity, '"Its
Km at natural advantages will not more
on., 1. It- them to win in compelition?with
the technical exports of other section'.)
U.an would a nuf j vW; btiong position
in a bin tin u>nt) equipped with the
rnu/.zie- loader luhs to wlthfltand an
i'. .oault from cno holding u position na
tin ally weaker, hut equipped wit li ' h ? ?
repenting rifle find the breach-loading
cannon " v ,
" neral Industrial Note-*.
t no annual meeting of the Alabama
Commercial and Industrial Association
ft'ill bo held at Gadsden July 0 and 10.
Among the topics to be considered will
bo a business view of Alabama's ne^v
constitution, a technological school for
Alabilinlt, municipal problems and re
forms. insurance rates a/id fiflkrt, diver
sification of Industries, plantation life
in Alabama, an Alabama exhibit at St.
Louis, and river and harbor legislation.
The association is composed of various
commercial clubs in the State, and has
worked systematically to Increase Its
Useful fles* to.thfl huslncAH men of Ala
hama. Mr. W. P. Lay, of Gadsden is
president, and Mr. L. L. Gilbert of
Montgomery, is secretary and treasur
er.
Hugo Pizzotl, United .States consul
at Turin, Italy, is in thi? country try
ing to negotiate for the delivery of 4,
000,000 tonfj of bituminous coal for ex
port to Italy. It in thought In New
York that the coal may be bought in
Alabama.
A chamber of commerce has been or
ganized at Harrlman, Tenn., with eigh
ty-three members ,and with Measrs. .).
I). Roberts, president; John Handy, vice
president; tturd. Kurtz, secretary, and
A. C. Jackson, {reasdfEf;
Tim I?gan County Cotton Oil Co. of
: Paris, Alk., has been chartered, with a
! capital stock of $50,000, of which $25,'
| r>.">0 has been subscribed. The officers
?>r the company are W. H. Jonosf, presi
dent: Geo. ">i. >?"'lnf. Yl?*e president;
Anthony Hall, secretary, *it(! W. H
Cherry, treasurer.
The Arcadia Cotton Oil Mill &
j Manufacturing Co. wa? organized on
? the 18th Inei., with a capita! stock of
! $">0,000, of which $30,000 was subscrib
ed by IHesil people. . The plant will bo
i a two-press one of thirty tOns '*jiqcity..
J The olliccrs of the company are I-\ T.
'Taylor, president; 1* 1<\ Wakemau,
vice-president; S. W. Smith, treasurer.
A company was organized last wee'e,
I >M Lctigbridge, I^t, to be known -as the
; i?on bridge. Cottonseed Oil Co., for the
i purpose of establishing a cottonseed-oil
' miil. Oflioeni of IhS Company elected
'are as follower Oscar Bordelon. pie;'ii>
| dent: J. H. Perkins, vice-president; I#.
1*. Mordilon, secretary; \V. P. JolTron,
. treasurer. The. capital stock of the
j company lp "fOO.OOO.
i Th?* market for. cottonseed products
In Texas last week *.vaa diitt nnd. In wet;
Cottonseed oil was quoted on the 23d
i iiif-t. lit 35 cents for prime crude, loose,
i r? n .1 HS renin for p:ime summer yellow
i f>i 1 : I inters, 2% to \l ,1-4, all f. o. b.
i ruilln at interior points In the State.
Prim" "Minnft?ed_ meal wa?* quoted at
$2i.2!>, and cottonseed cdtife ft fcbe fame
[figure, f. o. b. Galveston.
The Checolah Cotton Oil Co. of Che
Cotah. I. T.. chartered In Tennessee,
has h^en formally organized, with the
f.'ilWr.iri* nfllcertt: II. B. Sjaulding,
president. Checotah. 1. T.; O. N. Hen
??on. virc.-prpsidont. Chattanooga,
Tenil.; O. C'i iiushhelt. itiniiAett, M"'S
coree, I. T. The authorize^ Capital ;
stock is $80,000. The mill is now unidof j
active construction, and the lpachincry
vrd?M'C?1. The plant will be ready to be
gWiOperatloDB by October.
The Brownsville Cotlon Oil Co.. of
Shelby cotiJlty, Tennessee, has been
rhttH^M: mi n rt cfinltal Mtock of $50.
000. The Incorporate"?? .John W.
Campbell. Daniel Bond. R. 6. L<r<J7iBy
in*. \V. 3. Roberta and Hill Bond.
The JTnmpton 8tav? Co. of Kordyoe,
Ark., naa SmHnlM ^hftftftr by In
creasing its capital r?ock fr^jYt tlo-ttftfl
to $120,000.
f -rue Rose City Cotton Oil Co. of Lit
lie Hock Ark., has b<v*n incorporate.)
with f\ oapifgl stock of $50,000. The
officers are Messrs. T. H. !v?r??b. presi
dent; O. N. Reay, secretary and treas
urer: 1.. II. COnlcy, manager. Con
tracts for machinery and buildings
havt! bpen placed.
It \* stated that C,. A. i.igiu ami other
capitalists of 1 iiu-o!n county. Alabama. I
have formed a company to establish !
and operate a lnrj;e stave mill at Flora,
Trnn.
Th" Salem Furniture Co. o'f^Salem.
\\ C . has been chartered, with a cap
ital of $12.,ri0n, i>v II. N. IORerton and
other atockholdo v".
The diy-kiln of the ICzeli State Co. at
; Camden. Ark., containing about r>0,000
I staves, was^burnod on the 15th inst.
: The loss iA estimated at $10,000, with
i no insurance.
; The I,. Fox saw-mill and yards on
: I.ake Arthur, fifteen miles south of
loaning:-. La.. wore destroyed by fire
I I ?i tin' 10th in.st. The loss is estimated
j at $~0,00t). with no insurance.
The Martin Furniture Co. of Hick
ory. N. C.. has been Incorporated, with
' n capital stock of $f?n.000, The incor
I paratoru an* Thomas J. Martin, J. M.
1 Chiles, C. F.. Wil iman and \V. W.
j Griffin. - ?
I The Lena Lumber Co. of SilW'io. Ark.,
| lias been incorporated, with a capital
| stock of $z;?.0tt0. Tho incorporators are
in. Faisst, C. I'alsnt. 11. Faisst./K.
\Vui7,, I. Klnkheiner and C. W l^wis.
The Camden l>niK Co. of ("*afnden.
S. C.. has boon incorporated, with a
capital stock of $2,000, The incorpora
tor are \V. A. Dunn. A. W. Burnett
and R. T. Goodale. all of Camden.
The steamship Marianne clearod last
{ week from Savannah for Barcelona and
i Trieste with 2,817 tons of hin;h-grade
; Florida phosphate rock for the former
iand 1.291 torn* for the latter port.
1 The Johnson Lumber Co. of Little
! Rook. Ark., has been chartered, with a
; capital of $50,000, one-half paid up. The
j incorporators are John Dermljt. W. V.
! Farrar, George \V. Cleveland and Wll
i liain H. Johnson.
Il la stated that the Virginia-Carolina
! Chemical Co has closed a deal with
: Hon. K. H. Dial of Meridian. Miss., for
| the purchase of .120 acrcs of land Juat
I outside the western limits of that city,
i The Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
will at once begin the construction of
1 :t fertiliser factory on the site pur
, chaee^ with a 40.000-ton capacity, and
a $60,000 oil mill. ? - ;
?PELVIC CATARRH'
CAUSES f
Palpitation of the Heart, Cold Hands and Feet, Sinl#fg
Feelings Pe-ru-na Cures Catarrh Wherever ^eflfed. f
Mi d. X. N.-inii j(k r, '2400 Thirty rtfvi'iitli
J'i.nx1, CijirjjfO, III., \iritcd:
"A /lor takh ty fOveral reiaedleH
without result, I boyun In Janua ry.
I (H/ I , to la Le your ratuable remedy/
I'cruwi. I wtiH a com yl etc wreck.
Had j.a I yllat ion oj the hcarj, cold
ha mlsand /<et , /ornate wealincttH, mo
a It pet 1 1 c. t rem hi 1 n 7, s! nkiny (ceUny
nearly (ill the. time. You sold I wan
*u/J'ert ny tel h * yule m Ic cnta rrh, and
J Lcllf ve that I received your help in
the nick of llnte, I followed your
ill reel ItrtiH ca re/ u 1 1 y u 11 tt can nay to
day Hint I am licit nr/ttin. 1 cannot
I ha nit you enough /or my cure. 1
w II I a l.frti }/n bit yon r debtor. I have
already vevommc aded l'c.ruua to
uiy frtendn a nd ncly'i tin rn and they
alt pratiie It. I 1 elsli lhat atlnu/) cr
tmj women would try It. / testify
lliln awarding to the truth, '' ? Mm.
X. Sch nqidcr .
Over !:a]f 1I10 women ''Tlnrrli in
? .in' form or another. Aid >et,
tiof >? f ?? nth <?i the know flint thfdr
di*?-a.?e /?' ? itairh. To distinguish catarrh..
i it various i/i gin* it has been named Yi'iy
differently. .)
(>l if woman has dyspepsia. nnoth fr liriMir
< ? f n 1 1 k . another Wright'* (ll*cusio,
!ivr '<?inj?!amt, another foiwumidioii, Hu*#
other female ? oitijilaiiif. The*1- vvoinflrl* J
wou.'d vi i 7 (ini.li surprised to hear tllil't"
t la v are all jmlferitig cvith chronu: cat;urli.
lint it is no, invert helejo'. j?"
Kiirli one of th??e trouble* and a great
many more are c imply catarrh 'that +jj*,
rhi onie infhHiim at ion of the mix-on* lining
which ever organ is affected. Any internal
remedy thai will cure eatarrJi in on# loea->_
ti<?.i will cure it in any other. This ij why;
Pel una has hecoine ><t justly frtfJl'HW ill
cure of female disease*. It cores eatu>*rt|
wherever located. 1 1 m cures remain, l'e??
runa does ur.'t palliate it cures.
Hon. Joseph II. Crowley, ( 'i>rige#'<??mait^
from Illinois, writes from Itobinftori, III 2
the following pnlW for ths great catarrhal
I tonic I'ertma. Congressman Crowley hh/ms -,:
I "Mr*. < roiclci/ ban taken a
' o/' boltlcn o/ Peru no, on account of
ncreouH troublca. it /tup proven &
hi ro n n tonic ami la nt t n a ca rc. / can
chccr/ally recant mewl (t.r ? J. fa-*
Vrowley. '.tS
A cntarrh hook sent free hy The J'cruni*'
Alolieinc Co., Columbus. Ohio.
If you do not derive prompt and ?aU0??
factory rc.-ultn from t!iex ns<? of IVfunay2"
write at onie to J)r llartman, giving
full xtaliineut <it your ease and he will htr-i
pleased to jive yo.i Jus valuable ad vi<ji#
gratis. .? r-TSB
Addi^-'s Dr. I far! man, IVcsidcut of The
llartman Sanitarium, t.oiunibws, u.
The Woman Man Aefinfro
is the corrvi tly iliesscd one* 'l'hu
fniitiduiicn ? li?.r
ROYAL
WOROESTER
CORSETS
STRAIGHT FRONT
M iko a <:< rrt i I Nev.iiminjr,
and !'!)?' r. is < .i>y. A k yuur
dealer to . !?' \v i'iscpi.
Royal Worcester Corset Go,
WORCESTER MASS.
SSW5STME FISHfME Ml*?3i
ICitrlUli, at*'l ItSlllcnr}'/ ft* pel !?'skmm! T< arlir;-*. Tls<ir?i ust (a IVorlc#
Jilip crNir ?.!?<? at Ion. Willi' fi> i- ? .? .**. A.t-'IMiM J*\ t:? A. tl.<
SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE, a"gT>:
If yOtf t?o interested i)i obtaining a dental education write fcr froo catalogue"
of fu^l iustractioii. Addrcst fir. S. It). Foster, Octin, '?? J ./ 2 1 lauta,ti4t <w
"m i ,-r.ra; .lrinB
Work, si.-.ff l"?tr, I ' t ? II ?? ;. ?. (Ji-ar lit;, Ilt^os. Kt'.- I'.'ilt l-i? t'asMnt:*? ?? ?' ??v??rv ojp?
pnclt)', 9Vl linn s. I.diii Imnl t'oiiiiilr.v, 'I :u*!i I m- 11 :i?l HiiIh r W(irh>, Ar.^u t i. <!a.
Headache by
Cured
> Is i Fcverlshnosp, Pic'
Xervom 11 ivl iche ct<\ 15, '25 ami
iit.'i1. A< Di'lij; Morel,
1 dul not know what it was toeftt]
a good breakfast in the morning*;:
Iiy r.oon I would Irecomc so sickl
and have treat pain and discomfort*:
1 got so that I would do wiihou*
eating .is Iom< as I could, so as H
avoid the misery. At night J co'lW;
u'ct ?!eep. The doctors saiwi I hp<j
nervous indigestion. I heard mucti
about Ripans Tabules and arlasti
thought 1 would try them. 1 rw *"
only t.iki:n one box when 1 obtain*
relief.
At
Thn Fivfl-Conf" piv'kot \n enough for
Ordinary oaivuiioc. X hu Imaily bottle, I
Gt? oij'ii's, contains .k tor <\ vi?.?r, |
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tit. r.?v.
All I
Dri jrUu ;
Genuine stamped C C C. Ncv<5f to bulk.
Beware of the dealer who trlcb to sell
"wmthlag just as good."
HOME SiUOY, sS'Snfffii
PENMANSHIP, ctc., successfully
tAi>KlH t>y mail (or no clt^irtfes) by'
frrnugHo^'* Bur- College:; Na-h-1
Tilli) Si, I, on i ,, Mo'iuroni-,
erv, Fort Worth. * 1 1 1 \ ? sl'in.' T.itt'o
Koui:, Sh- <-\ fi ,i i. V>v (Ji'iMiii! .ff'TncT tn bank
till jxMiiioii i-> < lr.con Ktniie'nfi, F of
Rooiilct on "Homo Siii'ly"or collrjjoC?MiU<?g, a
Dop.69. Drau^hon's Bus. Coil. Nd.\hvlllc,Tcnn.
Rlil) SPRINGS, N. C.
HOTEL "raWNSEND
SU.VHliR ANDWINII-ik RKSORT.
'1 !?.? Miiirrnl ^ nlors ?? r<> no'. oxt'i in tii?
I ' hi (.<?'! I i!r?, it.- lilll.df (!?? \\lll tfbl'fy who
)i.(Vc t a I t'tK- lit Ird hy In mi. WiHb lot
I ?u.kU'f., I ??mi-. ,Vr. S R lUWf.SLND. PROP R
H For ail CUMH.TF.NT SlUDENfS.
yw ss:< ? Hi'; vol: onm.
a I it()> ?< Scluxl for ninlr.t'onn yonn^
>lrn nixl W iiii'.nn o( tnn:|i*rntu menu. Voo
rnvc* wuM5?*y-tMt ? rli l-> Hiitcf uiili iih. buud
a: oLt-<- ? >rl;irr ? now 'nt itoane.
i OUIWilA BURINEFS COLLEGE.
t o ill til l>: it, H.
"IBDSCAK DEMA^JTMBNT
Tnlane University oi Louisiana.
h'oitinlfil in |K?l. iii.tr has (frudttatrs.
It* ad vj iiIak' * ii?? f ? octton. t>Mh in atnp!<?
luborM ot ?rx ?im] I n*ri> una*
qitAtl?<\ l>? c vfi-rm i? g.\* a lulho Chart r H**?
pttn wi?)i Ih??I ? pdtiout m ?ii'iii?))> Special
inxf rnctiun f* f?v#*n ?i*i? v nt ? li *? of the pick
fhn nfxr >^^ion Oc-'b'l ?"d, t9f>2 ^ For cttA
Iikiii' ii <'l mfoi nntion i-?Mm??m IMtin*. S K. 1!>iaVM.ic,
Si. U . Drip, 1*. 1). Draivtr 161, Nrw l)r caim, U,
CEABOARD ?
0 AIR LINE RAILWAY,
\VI:.UK-l-rRl>" AND Kt'NDAY
EXCURSION TlLKiiTd V
()n ?nl<> Saturday* and for foroiifin UnlUJP - t
Fuinluy, ^<.><.<1 to ftum following .Ajowdtty? j|
from f'liarli tii* to tht) JolUiWit K
point* at rates an shown fc??low: roilsifionftlte*
V?. , 91 , V), Jackson Hprlnt!.-*, N, t'., $S.Gv?
Monrot?, N. 75 cunts; Wilmington, N. CLt
(1.00: I.lncolnton, N,f\, $1.00;. Ml. Holly, N?
< SO cwntf; ''rwh, N. ''.,75 r> j?t*v
Iron, N. c., Sli00;'( herrwilic. N.<\. f l.TOfcH
Waco, N. <\.*l 2.'). SI. . >11. v, N.C,. $ 1 -!t5;
?>rfordtor>. N < . i 1 .'>0 ; Mnriou, N (J.. $'2,95r
Hickory, N. C., tl.'.i."): t N. C. *2 00,
l.^iiolr, N. t2.f>5; lllowinjr . ?J C!.?
? :.,r.5; Cro-a Hill, S. C. sj 2 !!0, Morl?c*A 3
rtty. >. c., f r.fiO. is "3
!? J tipIcot* to nifiwlntr r.oi'Tf * wlH ii
bo S"ld on l-'ridny and Saturday, good to r*)m
tvirn tin* (otUivrlng Tuof <lay. 'i iokHa t??
*<dd to Mnr^hfnd cry r>n Katnr/.nys,
to roturn ti?> following Tuesday, ~ " *-?V 11
tor lurtliT information, on. I on, or i?A* J3 dross Ali. V. It A It It 1 1, )<, P. anil T?* A?V is
23 Houth Iryon Street, Clmrlolte, N. 0*.
TIR. J. SILLS Dm
1 I of KirimoND. v i?
I I The nio*t prominent and fcucce-sfv
ciallst on
^CANCEati
Tumor and DUeuses of Women, of (ho Sautl>, - s
l? mmmfrlnn In Henderaonvilie. N. OT-lte ?
months ot July and August. 'I hi: lir. iittM : S
thl* opportunity ot tftcriae ht* 8vrv:ei : R
the >uft?ri r* of Woftcrn Notth and Rout*. J
Carolina. Consultation and ExnmlnatMt- ^ >
(roc- ample accommodation provided f?iM* P
ti^nta from a distance. Graduat'd NorM W ?
aUcndanc*. A4dt**a or rati Ml MKtff"!
llpodfrsovtlle, N, U. After Kept. 1st call
ftrid'etft, Thk Dr. Dan hi. Ha*itoiiifm.i I
inond. U. Send for my lllnrtrattd book
C??neerFre?. j?
--VI. VI VIRQI
^-xsrarvsST
iiss&ii
DROPSY
10 DAYS' TREATMENT fAEL
H.-vtc rcado Dropsy aid its com*
pllcatiop.-, a specially (or twenty
y ?Mt vrith tD3 ant wraderfifl
4.uocfl&?. ilav jcsrcd may then*.
auacat:s, ?
So. 219.