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\ ■ «- -JK'TPSS 'BtWfctfthe i-h^lora ptncufinf l.KW'thc MW " “ ‘ grfat^fr^’.ortaUty iU Uotn^ iwitl >T»«jrM w:<>. .mS in lay*; at F-oi)<l»nft»d Itcrll:: o.> WiSliiM^oy*, ut I'iii 1* on 4 lUKiu.' r t A f»‘w day* iKT'i 'or tin* Sr»t tin)*, wo k avv aH^iil<l >hli i t i>; (‘i.io, w hlfh ln< T« ii ktloptotl liy h I'ni-tn) fT.>v- e irn^nt for «M)<1iii • wli'oTToy tl\nu' , i (hnniail. 'J lioy 4re m (l« tn on** 1. l! «l:i r .,'and ^'lori al/.- 1 *, ;rni| ill • ik 1 ' '» >, Ht ami 13 rent* r< , **|n , < , Mvrly. 'I'lil* 'vill enaol** p-iaoi) l]yiTi{* In tn\\\i» ‘ If you ftel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Tinlci, Slack*, O Tube*, £rpir*j, v Qini, Mi Hi. ^ arv i o— oh<>ii*M a liCtln wlii-try for loina* |Mr|«Mu*.« t*i orilor it from <»ot*in "ptarr and tnsrtr it > 'iir ih nn^h in; if, —Andcraon lntalliii* iirr i 11 NEW YORK *trun« CEMEltWIES. I.rffnl loi TlirnWii 'Ihrlr H|I<*hI TpiimhI'*. CMes Zissett, kTrat door sotttll of I.rotivn 1Tou«p. Ba r ivw«* 11 < 11 .fft. < ’., off *• r* ^ii s sorv ice* to the iHiblio. - , - An exijerimw of upwarda,of forty ».UwV W- - knows Uii buslin es «jul will jflve sat.it* fartiondn tiir qiialify - of Ms wbrl; ami An interestiiiff An t, and one ■ QlJp?>V erally known, is Kmt after u mini diei* unit h burled Id a cemetery lit tfiW state Ms rifThts ns u deed nuin are /dal- ously protected by law, and that this protcetlbk ia atrloier often than Is vouchsafed to a man whHe be ia still olive. Just .what thesfe rl jMs of tbr, dead are Ishiroupht ont In Mm s^nit tried a few «lays Bffo in wbirb tbr Ir-irs and next of kin of the late td'vin Hoyt Deck to.secure t|»e rlyht ib reufo “fuiUU [)ui ‘^ u li|»a ‘^Ifaj pa ^UlljCIIS'#IOJ3»/li| Mr,.K. M. I*onsKr..nnr .south (btro- Ilna repfyvrnb'iUvo, wfll.l.e >:lad to rail •Tus body and his w ife’s body from the f.nn ; lly lot in (irrrnwood rrinrtriv. Tlir trust*?es opposed this removal, and in tlieirudrii ft gainst dislinbiny: ITm UVO grarekinadr publlr malters of moment* - «w» ioUitr.st-Ui Uir Hvintr. The first point of Interest Is ihofthe law of llu* state favors tbr theurv tTiTit the ffravrs should remain inyioUld 1 , and that the,land used for hi)rial puis —ir- p«™» sii.mid bo eaampt from tpceu u tivr use. Wlirn a inan biiys a lot in Greenwood or i*ther ermet'ciy'it’eiivn'ii Vie sfdd afVfr liis' death unless he liaa left express anthorlty for Mich i^uile in his jytll. How /calously this provisioa of la'.iTm carried out is proven by ihr opposition of thj eem.etery truitcoy to the removal of the Hoyt bodies on lb'.', ground that Mr. Hoyt did not give any authority to his heirs to dis turb his remains. Thy Hoyt heirs asked, for permission >to sell the plot several years ago, before it had so greatly increased in value, but tl]a trusters infarin«*d them that they must obtain legal permission to remove the bodies from the graves. An applica tion for such permission was deni.-d by the courts, ami the heirs then brought the present action for a mandamus d 1 - reeting the cemetery trustee* to permit the removal of the remains. Theowner of a lid is further pfoidlntr'l from rr- eelving any remumwation for prriiiiT-. ting the use of .the lot. for interment purposes to otte rs. Opposition to the removal of the Hoyt remains was also made by the trustees, on the ground that it would perui’t of a speeuliitive nse of the Hoyt plot. Cemetery lots are Kometimes offered for sale, but they can only be sold wben the graves Imve not been used, and cannot even then bo disposed of without the'consent of thy cemetery ottbdnls, who are from pidley unalteraUy opposed to sales made'for the purpose of tinaneUrl prolit solely. i„ An insight Into the, great inerease in value of eemetery property is afforded til the-enbaneeil value of the,Hoyt plot, 11 is a (Mrculnr plot eontninlug 7,000 | rquare feet, or about eighteen ordinary full barial lots. 'Flu* trustees show tha?it was bought for ?I,Sj)0 forty years ngo and is worth today about f-’0,000. IV* eemetery trustees sny that burial property oonttnues to increase ih value yearly, despite the mmiber of pew cemeteries established ijy .recent years around New York. A full burial- plot comprises ?tT» rrpmre feet,"findartmits of the internment of fifteen adults, t4re graves being—wiT.anged—hr—three t»ji persom, in neo*t i»f or lw*ct«Hng i»(^2 -wIiutv. Inug 'J‘ purtdmse madriincry TRADE DESIGN PATIENTS, COPYRtQHTS, oto. E'or Infi.mab.fl srA frla HntKUiook wrttn to Wt-wv \T'>.. i'll UntrxxwvAr, Nmv )<>npr. ttM'-sttun nr e-r pMii.nt!r W Amerlcs, i r jrateia lu*'m 40 Ljr i» bnmvte i.. t .n, tec iiuuncuyo nut ico pivyn tree ot caai’gym tna f dentifif ^niffirait I.srgMt elrrtdatlrm of miv triontlltopitpor tn ih* '.t rill. r' ( It.itfl.rUy IlIurthLloit. J.'ii h.ltSHgi. t Ill.ta should I to wlrhout It. Wcifcly. a jssrt rromiIn Adtlws Jlf'b'N A eo, 1‘lui.i3in.il.-. Uol Jirouanay, ,\ow iorkuty. <iK(». \V. <'l(o+ I', Aiketl, S. J, It. lilTU'KH.U I Kll, Barnwell,-^S, Croft & Burckhafter, AT TOW X b. V S BA HN .O, AT' 1. A \ V II., S V ■ meiil ‘Keliable time keep*;rs for sale. BUY THE BEST. THE COLUMBIA is the finest wheel mtide. I'lie Pope .Mamifae- lacMne ¥orks, turnip The • .. lu Company thoFoii^ftlv Howard Bros. Propr’s, war- rJii^t the life its the, Karst liable to - - ~ ^ - ...——yu. .■■■■*. A-t V--. .. plniet it re'll lid easi m-mletl. . 'The best is the t lieaoest. l.'.YWI.YIlElUNnml VI t tTM>l>T> in.ACKVIU.K, s. G.. Tn the +tsers Motive Power and l» cue -al M a.• 11 i tiery : We cu’l \ our al tt nfion fotbe f.act that, we hre |»reparecK with latest Improved Toofs—r.nd MaetitTTPTJ’, to do work on any Miuhiuery used in this country, Suelt as N T ’alabT^jFH*s~fnriittshetivyH ap^>lR'd— -trayfittv f) - UJflST MirJ.^y, lion. ' "■■-ISi CT/L. -WILSOIsr, Groceries tond Fancy Goods. TKEE DKUVEia IXH’OWN', __ _ WIT;r.LSTO>Pt h?. c. All Summer 1 ha* COTTON PRESSES, - s J’lT.I.EYH. II A Nt.'ETlS. Mll.l. t.KAUIN*;, sh;iftingTrnjT (-it-tiiigs tit nadrorTTraytr of any •i/s t i ■ fspvs’iHl HTontinn jgiv«i'»4n- • 11 N. WtfBK llr.ving a llrsf ehiss'Gln Builder, we ran do all kind-of (liir Work, new hrush wheels,, new saws, boxes, Ac. Saws sharpened only by hand. juh 11 / Patterson & Holman, (tooth; \v he i win praet ice itfftH the roiirts of this u | v ] jindAvil.riiositivelY State, and In tin! I nln-d Stirt* s t'mirl^. *., • . . .Ti*, , .Mr. t'i'off will attend the I ouru id lasts also o'! I'H\'t llatS. he -reilueeil hi at eosi as l to cost s' ^ iTio- as th( on v ('ounty aii'l nil irntters of im- j will reeeiye the personal at-j Barnwel portane* tvnthm of each meiniJW of tilt *>\ay _m-1 f aie tl'in. IfOlH O Ha; ! S if. A. El 1,1 S, G AL Gi:/ f \. EhhlS (^'GREEHE vtT T’oON I-N -* AT’ 14 V \V. . BA IfN W Ki.E, ^'. A Will prnelier in all the f’ontfs of. tlu' iSiate and I'nitnl >ta(7's-MH(r';iy4tyiro:iipt liev-onaI nttv.ntion (*,nll-ltii-ine-s on- trn--t«el to )liem. ( . tlet-l'-fy IT son want harir.ijns cal! and sea* these before thev as thev nmst he told to mal;e mom (dr fall stool.-, 1 have some nier Lawns. Musllus. Outino-s ami Ti paired tines, amd mn (.HV'riim' hnroain.. io olo-e.otu thes Af v slock o(‘Staph- (lood-i in all line.- evc rvthin^ will he sold at lowest [trices. AT ro W.N K-A'ss at* I. A \V. babnw i:i:T;, s. r. Having a-'Oeiuted oursclvOs for the j prnetiee of the law in all the Courts of ! the State exeepf fhe Probate ( ourt and ! in th** t’niit il States Court**, we pledge out bKt snrviee* to ail clients w hi* inay 1 trii-t us wTrb'llndf rob tide bee. . f. Uuv united prompt attention will be given 11>:iT 1 business c*>ntlded to tiv BETTER THAU ryi fali'y-A . . , _ ’ IIIIIPI J' ,, Mutift by a volnnteer’hand of American aveng«.‘rs, some of iho daily papei^ ereated a Ijode unt'asiness by declaring that King Humbert's iron clads coipq elniffNew YofkTfbm am-hdragfi Tj«yj»ri(T the rtthge of tire shore forts and bttttf ies and lay the business mctropoli* of the country in sshesor itndfr e« iitriluiioh Without. di»cussing T'hclc Sam’s ability to take care of his possessions l akes pleasure in informing the publfff that on tits receht-vtsU to tfiA North ^ cnpturetl New Y ork, New England and a big slice of the North-West, He w« ni auppli.-d with the ammunition of gold, silver, greenbacks and certified Checks and merchants, inanufncTXirers and importers surrendered npotj the tirst sum- tnous, threw open their stocks and told Miclialson to help himself to all he want ed and t«vpay them what lie pleased. They were demoralized by the outflow bit r" gold to Kriropc and weleomdd Miclialson and his money as a hard preyed soldier \ - “ • *' * ’ *" ’— 0 j ^ haulfc gbfftg eheers the eomradea w iio come to his help and turns the tide of Ivliclxalson. against his Hag. Ifrfpod himself lil>erally. Tlie- proofs that he did s-o are as plain «M?fey Aft Tin* (Charleston Immid-KteHmors, the Atlantic Coast Line and the Kiehmoffflf ft Danville system are w itnesses on his buhaif. They are hurrying Sontliward as fast as ste.-int ean turn their w lieels the-goods that he uoinituiliy bfingAt. Efen nVCicIta-alsorL invites the people to come from all the adjacent country and neT£fiBoflf>g toyfft'4 __ buy aijijic go*.cl-’they wantsocheaply that they will forget all about th« low prii-es>of eotton, go liome rciolelng w ith fresh courage to battle w ith hard time*. >d g«a«|s hih! great bargains'that Miehalson has In .1. t). Pa ri K.ltStfN, iun: t W. A. Hoi MAX. it cr. l. -wiiisoisr. WilllstOTi, s- o. Can You Read \iigiista and Ashcviile Sliori [tine. The Future? PORT ROYAL AND WESTERN CAROLINA RAILROAD f Schedule in efTect Mav 28th, 1U9L - (ri initjtl Irlr UIkT -13^— ' ~ - - - rr^. — —— ~ar— — ^ you want a 3 „ FINK WATCH OH CLOCK * 'STKULING SILVF.IIWAIIE, | | . RICH JEWELRY, - FINEST QUALITY .TABLE CUT , V* jf LJ>RY, As a partial list of the good-„ ^ store be a*k*s atti'iuion to tli? follow ing lew examples that show the coflipaflson ol Xorthefn and Southern prices: . . fl l^iKKi worth of New york elothing—AHehalsotUs price, fd.OOfl. ‘ FT.coo worth *'T Boston Shoes. Slippers, Ae.— Michalson's prh c, |4,7W.' f!i,()(K) worth of I.adies, Dress Gnods~-Mkhakftn’s piiee, J5,000. flOJKto woith of Notions—Mlehalson’s price, JC,('(?(). . ^ $1(1,(MKt worth qf Gent's FitrinShing Goods—Mirhalson’s price, SouACfl.' Gi.cuu worth of Furniture—M ichnlson’s price, fc-'.DHt. ' • » *■ fl,(M u xffbrth of Tin and Wood w are —Alieliaison’s price, $.’00. fin.con worth of Bacon, Hams, Sugar, Ac.— Mieltalson's price, ffi.OOO. . j, S-J,.*(mj worth of Githued Goods and Fancy Groceries-Miclialson'* price,f 1,000 . $“,01)0 worth of Axes, li*>cs. Farm Hardware—Michalson’s price, S-'Je'OO. $1,000 worth of Table Gtttlery and Crockery—Miehalson's jiri*-o, fioO. $1,000 ’worth of Buggicsand Wagons—M’u-halson’s price. $750. ■ 'Flies*. quotatiQii* are offered its texts for thought, presented as sign boards to 1 show the people the bo-t road to better times, Mb-halson has-lhonsands >f goods, i He has bargains that everybody needs amiean afford. If you don’t see w hat you j want a-k for it, Aficlialson has it, but does not promise to keep it always. Come j soon and in ;i lir.rrv before th*' cream is swooped. He hasn’t tjftie or torigne 1 emmgli to make a tliroe hoiir- talk, Inrf he w ill help the country more between i now and Chris'iHcs tliau all .the politicians can do this side of the day of judg- | moot, if buyers and sellers w ill only come t«* the pic njc Sherman’s camp fol- 1 lowers ai d Kilpafrlck's torch light tro*u>cis laid waste our fair country. Tb« tail It ami taxes abd high prices have made the people poorer year after year, Mich a Don i« tired of that. He w ill give this fall's work to the good of the peo ple. I tistca*! of graspingfor pr* lif he w ill try to clenrex|>ense**rd make friemU- Wheri times get better and th-r farmers are ont of trouble he w ill try to make Money. That t» bis |iMn..ri.i tor s|x qtrr j in the ■» r*li. [im* fveryhoilv is a**ked t« yoni*' and s* e him standing there, gi\ ing the l>c‘t prices for cotton and al) conn- * g.-J'i p to tiJM a oi; Ev. A tigtisfa Ar. 7..id p nr ?."0 a ii>:Ar, Anderson “ jf; jjjftfl p m.l l.l’sa-ft:. ." <*i*- 1 Ittt.’d I. * ?i-ji p in l-’.’-Nip, m “ I.:ifiri,-n' 4 ' .aft p in Tdl<l p ni 1 “ Gi'isimvi tl .'in [ijm t l’.IO p in “ Spartanb' itie fowsi, five in a row. When Green wood cemetery opened in ixy: such a plot ^eould x bc secured for fH‘J or $100. To-day, on the other Imn l, a full lot In a good location cannot.biyse cured for less than tSOO, and some; of them sell as high os ft 000- and ?t,)00, wlrile other full lots Again, less favor- jtbly located, hava-bccn aold .this year-l \for fAOO. Within the last twor j-enrs tlie ; pride of lots has increased over no per* cent on small lots. The‘cheapest Of the smallest lots, containing three adult graves, sold for $155 in 1801, which wits more than the price <>f a full lot when the cemetery was opened. This year the same stylo of lot, sails from flOJ upward. These small plots measure 0 feet by 10 fectO inches. The : Po you know wkTtt yonr coa*| dition wi>4 be a t ycflrs hence? ; Yimr enriiinp’ UJU p Asheville r O.on p in -g 5o p .m ti.dtl a in ita m g’f4 p- lb tg ju-ji m O.-'M p ni 11.51 a m -iLBYp to In EU a m ;>.5o j> m: in | i a in ....... 7.*B a 'it I Wilt \'our cArnitly (MjiiR'ily lx* crpyil to the support of . yotiEsclf an l family? This is . Li v# . . ‘ " x a sc vious (jucstiou, yct > you ; AV.E.-MiiEELL 7! A\.,Tia:’i W f .I ( K-A K. ( I’, A. 7 K. I.. FDDD.T. IV A, ^ Jlurmgc OR .STKCTACLES, Semi y >ur order® tc or cr’E at 2V> KING STREET, (TIARLKST(FN. S. 11, try |'! (>»]|1"C ami selling all kind * ul good^to all sorts of people at only one price and that below zero. ’ . ’ THE LIVE MEECHANT, ParqufeH, S. C. Spectacles in Steel, Nickle and Gold. AH the Latest INloVeities. L)i5 i,.|.i...E. .Mll.llUlS n answer \ could confrloujl^ ■“yes” if yoirlial a twenty- years Tontine Policy in tl^e A T\. sales at Greenwood last year amounted • »o :'.ST lots, as against 37J in 1801.-»^’li*' cemetery originally included but 1T5 acres. It is now a veritable city of the dead, embracing ITt aerc ^set aside f*w the tenantry of its silent inmates. Nearly, $300,000 was received by Abe <4roenwood trustees for eemetery lots and for fees for the use of t<vm))orary receiving tombs. This would ufford^A profitable return on money invested in case the cemetery corporations were run as toonay-maleing . inst+lnt-ions Each lot owpey wonld come in for a share of the profits. But, !n eompH- ance w-ith the deed of incorporation, the money accruing from the sale of lots is turned into a general food for the maintenance and improvement and' beautifying' of the eemetery grounds. This fund in the case of Greenwood amounts to $1,5)1,IHttt. It eo- t flli!,OI>0 in 1893 to care for the graves in. the eemetery and to open Olivers.—N. Y. •tSua. 0 . Equitable Life * ’ v ■ ' . % s Port Eiyal and Augusta Hail way. J. H. AVKHll.L, 1 levsiiver. 10- Dental Surgeon. BlackvHIc, 5. f. regl har app .7.- lintment* A method, which Riiarantees • all the protection furnished by any kind of life insurance, 1 .ami in addition. .the, largest ; CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH’AND FLORIDA, •V IA VHMAHSKK. ii* cash retti ft us to those policy holders whose lives art ]>ro- louged, and wha then need money rather thaH .assnrrtnee. _;yr For facts'and figures, address VV. J. RODDEY, Manager, For the Carolina.*, ROCK MILL, S. C. ■■ <;ro s 50 p. 11 .'1; p. 10.50 a. 7.5 1 p.' m. !< (5'l a. in. in (Mi a. m. in. m 11 * t m I-’ 15 <1 IH) .L'J-5 [» m !.v. A i!gu*t;i Ar. '. I 1 p m' " Yeiiia-s*s‘ “ ti.u) p in ArGharJest ’u L\- ,.5) p n. : *• Savannah *‘ 7.5> a ni; “ J-ick’nv’e *i. 13 mj •• Bi'aufort^ “ •r."45 p ur ; u I’.rri KnVal " Eor ft rther itif.'nnation call upon <>r w rite, u M. .1. Gil MG. General IbufseJigcr Agent, w IJ. r/.TODD, T. 1*. AwK nmi :k>l Dyer Buibliug, Augu.-la, Ga I* a T.:;-. a 7.*M) a p s 111 a ni ;.i.35 p. 11). in 5. t i p, m. in 1.17 p in .*.45 p in 7.a<i [i ?n !;17 [> 7..50 a m t.:i-5 p. m. in. 111, in. in. Aiigus’a Gn t;*j tc* ii i >. ('. Lange. 57 Bit b H It, Are. FRANCiS F. CARROLL, Jr., Attorney-at-Law, T<- s. ( lor iiaiiv airjl B;im" Ball <lood iirnages,' HAM BERG, S, G, _ Office ovcrThe Bank of Bambferg. runr-tUMf /. HOWARD PATTERSON, AT TT > 11N* Id V- A T- Li A W BA BN WELL C. H.y S.'c. Will have follows: ' At Barnw<'ll, (’. II from 1st Mondi\ life »ale--.i!ay i in e-,teh im'trtli to tVerty j ne-day evening. Booms at Mnbiii LiJoH-e. Ollicc two d.ior- Soufil id Imtel, oif \'est or oppo*it*'si*! of ktrect. At .•'.lily's, B. .V. iV N. B B.. from 3 1 Minulay, in eagli ni.oiiti.i to WciImc-- | day eveniiig. Ollicc at ITii-r’- liot.cl. H j \\ltU.h« at. nig.immv.olUc*«at Blackvilie ! every'Friday and Saturday I'rorn I»t <d , Fcbruaiy t<» 8ilt>li September inclusive, ami every Thursday, Friday and Satur day, from 1st OelolnT to .'list January iuciusjv c. „ W ill ui.akeappointments witii patients to meft tTiem at either of his ofllees at aity lini*'.; PatieptM will'fiml it mort'eomfovt ible to Iravc ftlieir work done urt>t li“ 'ntiiee, t thoug!i if desireil-Av ill .call on them at their resith-.ii-“.-"any where y ithiu thirty FADGY, .'GOODS Hobby Horses Velocipedes T’evv-s* Doll PERFECTED BABY .CAKBIACES, CRYSIIL LENSES TRhOC MARK. Cu’-ity Fart ai t'.nrt. TT^s***- CHRISTMAS CARDS ^Tafionory ^ —AM I— l L AND BOOK LETTS. PLUSH DRESSING CASEpf AT.B 'MS, 1*1(J .TL nF. FRAMES. A — MuBcaT I h strum ah.* Slieet Mu«le, Guitar Violin and Ban lit String* Tin: GKM KOLLKU OHgAN O.M.Y $6,00. Agent )lurm. merits Bcpaircd- , — .' (nbtni Piano* aui! Organs Tuned and Bepaired'. The largest and cheapest stock ever brought to thin city. ( ^.D. C. laJLlsTG-E. A X JSTO. 27 JEi. * » j» Bg«iekville 9 ^1' - K mi’.ea of Blackvillc - Will give proynpt srttontlort to ah Ou* irv*»*s enrr'i*t*.-d u> hi* care. JamtuiT Jidi. isfio. ajjuuui WORK FOR US WK (.C.UMXTKK A' Ct'RF aijil invito it.*' most '■arefuId 1*vuStTirntion i:s t<t<iur responsibil ity amt the meriti of our Tablets: <- i*Mua«iiuua*«AU‘i*rii*nn Itiilla-i Karr lues. Some persops profess to be able to guess approxiihutely from wliat part of -Italy a womancrmiw* by llo* 4wig)4* of.. PWIT roi>»:a,tM 1,a I ITA0 OUfi j I TESUMONIALS I Miaf will completely destroy the desire forTOIf AC r () in from 3 to5 days. Perfectly harm- 1 "** '• cause no slekne*.*, 1,1 el may be piv* n in ttfup of tea or eotfro without the kiiowl- c<lge of t tie patient, \v ho w ill voluntiirily 3to,i smoking or chewing in n few (lays. i] Double Chloride of Gold Tablets DEUNKEPES aM MORPHINE HABIT ftli'n Ii:' k ■ .• -'-8 I'- her earrings. Italian earrings leu; as one goes southward, and in 'the ex- .-treme soutli of Italy file earrings of these women reach-nearly P* the slioul- dem It often happt'ns that the jewels of tile Italian peasants art* of solid gold and sliajj^l in pleasing fashion, and Gfiis is true of jewels'brought to this ©ouhtry by many Bu rope an hmiii grants. One seldom or never sees here, how ever. the beautiful gold ornaments worn by tiie peasant woman of Brit tany. Another kind of peasant orna ment seldom seen lu-re, except when brought by travelers, is the silver jew elry, rings, bracelets and the like, wwrn by coolie women in tlie West Indies. These ornaments nsiiAlly represent Ui< savings of the coolie hnslsiud. and are sold by the women only with ids per mission. A manVwealth is measured by the splendor of his wife's adorn ment,—& Y. Sun. . - - ^ out any effort on- tho part of Ah?) Iri'.Ih nT, by xlieiiHe of oar Sl’liC During tr*atmcntpatlentsnrcnlh'wed Iho free uso ef Llqncr or Mor phine until bn* h tune as they Fur'll voluntarily give them up. We Fend particular-* aiul p.-nnphlet of tectimm/inls fr< e, ami *1inll be glad to pl.U'e stiff*'rere. I roiu.uuy of t hose ha hit* lit eonjin-nn illa tion with persons vv):o have been cnWil-by t lie use of our TARUiTS, HILL’S TABLETS are for sale by all riasr-CLASS an-.Cj’Jst-'at 3 1.00 per package. If your druggist doe* not keep them, enclose ns $ | ,00 nndwe .wtil semt you, by return mail, u x jucku go of our Tablets. — - ' Write your namo and address plainly, and stato tvheMn-r Taidetr are lor ToL’acco, Morphino or ' Liquor V ..DO NOT m DECEIVED Into purchasing any of 1Ui- various uostrun-.s that iu\«> being off*-red for sale. Ask for TITT.X.’B ’X’A.IESXjET.'S and tako no outer. A FEW fcslimocials from persons who have boon cured by the use of Hill's tablets. a few days, and yoU<*viti "lie startled at the unex pected .«iicer-i-t that will reward 'our i flLrts We positively l-.ave tin- l*c«t business to ollt-r ;.i* agent that can ix- found 011 tlie face of t hi * rurth. SAosOO profit on !*T.*> ()<> \'<icth of lilisilo-ss is In in-.' tO-ily :m*l honorably Miady i" and paiil to hum!: < is,'if men, wcuue.L ho* s, and girls in 1 ur ompldv. You can^aki- niou* ) fasli-r at ivoik lor tl* tiia'i VOII ha'"*- am Lb a of.' l-ln- business i* sir ciisV,to learn, and in-t.rncft»u* s-o simple and idain, that .-ili s'-l-*’c"I from the -tart. Tlmsr wiio take heM-ot file hu on-- reap the advaniagi- that nri-i-s iron* the smUni. r*'iiUt«tion r of on*- of the oWc-t, 'rt'Vtt ♦neci—wtr), am) laryr«t'pittri:«hrng house, in Alaertcn. Si-car.- for yourself thfjrohU that tin-Im-iii' -s -0 readily iindli»nd«oiiicly yields. All beginners'succeed grandly, and more than rraliiti rhoir greatest expectations. Iliffsc whp ti V it hud "Xaertc as w- tell tneni. 1 hiVe fl pb-iuv THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO. ■ TI-MKTA BF,L*; NO. 4 In niToct April 189E at 6. t Sy D clock A. M. ' (7>»IIi Heridian Time.) >ol I II kOuRffaT 3 4 « ' 8 NOB III BO IN' I >. I Hv- i - * i x - y c ^ * r * ~ * -J r> ^ • a % * >. it ■>s • * c 'J. ■z.r. •t /- D 1ST A KGES B t?- > . i'nVKKN STATIONS S x 5^, I ' ui-T u:- 3 5T '■' = Jz-~ =C i O i* ttv as wi- tell thetn * few more worker*, aiyl uv urge of room-for... . . . tln-uito begin at on;-*- If you an- al^cadv cm- pl-:: *-d. huf tatce a f*-« »|mr - moment*, an*i wish ; to use them to advantage, then writ*- n« at onee (for this js your grand opportunit* ', ami rcciitc full partieiiiats hv return mail. Address, 1 KL'K <k CO., Ilox No. 400, Auguftta, Me. HUMPHREYS’ MauufacUireU only by -TSLE- \ 61,53 I* 65 Cycra Block, LIMA, OHIO. PARTICULARS ! FREE. 'i Tnr omo rtrtMteAi, Co.: Deak sik.-- I barn been using yonr cure for-tobacco habit, nud found it would do wbat ron fttntm for It. I used feu cents worth of Inc strongest chewing tebijceo a day, nnd from on*- to five elgnr.s: or l would smoke from ten to forty pipes of tobacco. Mate chewed 8tnl stroked for twenty live years, nnd tUo packages Of your Tablets cured mo so I Imve nodesire fortt. D.M.JAYLOUO, Leslie, Jiicb. bonus Fraur, N. Y. Dr. Humphreys’ Hpertfers arcscicntlflcnllyaTid carefully prepansl Memedle», used for. year* In tlep private pr.-xtfcp and for over thirty years tiy rh" people with entire micccsk. Every single Specifle a s|s-ctal run- for the disease nauied. , They cure with'>ut drugging, purging or reducing ' fact ami deed the bo-, crclgn the syst'-'fi and tro In fact an llt-inediea of the \\ iirld. U»* Tnn Onip f irrwTCAT. Co-:—Cf.vtt.vmp.x :- r 8ome time ago I sent for ♦i.«d worn 1 of vonr Tablets for Totirtcpo Ilabit. 1 received ojjrdifriglif ainLailtiiongh 1 wnslaitli ahi-uvy-MiH>keraitdchewer, they did tfie woriyn less Hian tfcroe«i»y.-*. >, • Trttlj }ours, , . I am cured. MATII£ vV JOHNSON, 1*. O, Box 45) \ " 1 bought He t'ou'A A , “Mr. Newman,” inquired Jih“ city .editor clt the new reporLcr, “tlo yon think you can writ* thaLoiyt uaiy you nee now at work on without saving that ’by hl« own unaided efforts he rose from the ranks to a Vom:nsn*linjf posi tion among has fellow-meu’?” ’ ‘7—yes, sir,”’replied the new re porter, qeratobing out a lino or twft ho bad just written and restuniu.r his work with a beijfhloued cylor, ‘T—1 think a t”—Chi ago Tribuua TWr onrr>cn>afi< word of p ruins for; liquor,and ihrougn ajrffc constimt drinker, L-nt uftF >t touch liquor of at and will not i you, iti oruer to aiiow Umi cure yv-«upcTmmiciiL Yount PltTFOUKOH, UA. Ti r.Mrx:—It gives me pleasure to speak a My fou wun strongly nfidleteil to the nseof _ icd to try yuur 'i wbiets. He wn* a h*-n vv aud your TakietF but ihrce duysho quit drinking, tl. 1 have wuiti-it ftmr month before writing ilSZ’H E-LEN MORRISON. , t ivriKN ATI, Oii’o. 'TriE OttiO COKHtCAL (Bo:—Gryn-EMrs:—Tonr Tablets hare r-'rtormeu a iniracic in my case, have ium*1 iitorphins, hypodermically, for seven years, ah*J havo ocea cured by the use of two packoifca of your Tnbleu, on.d without any effort on ray part. W. L. LUTLUAY. Adtl post* nil OrdorH to ■ THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., 6t y 63 and Au Opera Slock. LIMA, OHIO. RtSUMtSISLE 1 31NTY MAKTcO sc. vii". r.icr-. I—Fevers, Congcstl.iuv, luflvmmatlcn*.. .-i.Y *2—Worm-, Worm Ki-ver, Wemi Colic *4.5 3— Teethingj Coll' - , crying, W«k(-futoe«A .‘Jt 4— Diarrhen, of Ohllilrcu or Adults .U3 7-<:eii*li«« Uokhc Jlrouchttis -J.j 5— N'curitlgiii, Toothache,Kiiwachc ,*Z.5 it - ili-udarhes, Kirk lleadaclu-, Vtnlgo.. .d-5 1 0-Dyspep«la, LHloufnic*s,ConstIji.iIli>n. .25 1 1—Supnri-seed or Pninful PerlSils Lv ‘.'45 1 'i-YYmtra, 'fts> I'tofiue Kerlods. 13—Cloup. Lnryo B ilis.l!ours,-m>s- .' t -Salt ItheuiM, .Frysl|-el»«. Hhtpltoiu .‘45 15-HheuniAtism, Hlu-uumilo 1’alrui .‘35 ttt->ls!nria, Clillls Fever end Arue .'24 1 itruTsbYh. InnwarvCeld ta the Knrt .*24 '2# VS tioopiug ('ougli ... M-» '2T—Kidney Disenses •‘44 ‘2N—Nervsim Debility - t .00 30—Urinary ,Weakness, Wetting rcl .‘25 HUMPHKBYti' WITCll HAZEL OIL, “ The Pile OlahtieBt.’’-Trial blir. 25 t la. & (In w-tting nD-jb mention th'r napnr » aa.l *>T nrsee'.t. . r . III i~.t-r.MI *>. r.e.l|'t of priea pm.^11 If Mr till K »* 14 vyu’Ak (> *♦ PHMCr«,4 utarun: t.‘si.u.to.. 111 a 111 nuiiM,si., new 10R*. r» C C IF ! C S . p. ,u v. .\r. i. m r. m. 4.54 4.00 7.00 3.30 (• Lv . . ,.^4-,.. •1.51 7 OS 7.08 ■■ . ;U8 1 5.ii:; 7.U; 7.1''- 4.(Hi 2! . 5.(n 7'23 7.2:; 4.18 3 . - t • #* i~ i • 5.21 7.31 7.31 4.42 I • ’ ' ' I 1 * + . P* ri^Uij.;7,4S 7*-4-S' 5.121 5 • -4- T . - r j'" ! '' 5;:t(i i; 5.51, S (ili S.03 :>.*-> 7: . ... 1 > li.0:i 8.1.» 8.15 (5.0(5 8 A r id. iu id Id •>.*>’.) Lv 10.2'> 10.35 7.0) \y . 7.ii;ioi . t j !(). 43,11.(15 r2 TV*- “IT tH . Alleiiilalr' ,1 ... .Seigling,... ;i ..... .CaVes,... •> • % .'.BrnwneTI. . 4 ... i|orrise* .—. 6 . ! Bn hi well... .1 .Woodward.. 2 ... Ashleiwh... 4 .Ar. 12.20:10**' -ffmr A. M. 14.28 10;» 42.0oi10.2il 11.10 10.2S I 11.50|lb.20 11.10 10 20 11.4010.14 11.04 10.44' I ll.2ii lb.02 HUiilO-O-l’ 10.55 : O.^T 10.10 i 10.37' id. 281 9.47 9.3S, llO.St 0.82 10.22 9.38' jniuckYiikj I v ;:- id.io; 9.20 10.10 N.15 &.g? 8.16‘ 9.33 ; 9.20 J 10.5S 11.30 7.3ST? 1 UPi 11.50 7.50 J 3 t ' 3 11.22 l-U:. V-J i I Walkers... .Whalrj^!'-. .SjifilDgflcld, . Salleys'.. .. -4 I s.oo: . Perry. 4 1 'H! 1.37; 12.331 r. Y(. A. M. P. 8 17 15 Ar.. *Seivern. < 1 *03 4.54 7.41 4.21 ,—j 72(5 3.54 7.15 3 24 ~ 7.04 3.00 i ■ 2 * • 0.50 2.20 5.07 8 06 r° ^ 4.0'i n . ; 7*41 ,2t> 7:15 c.eo' 4 r. M.lA. if. p. if dr, P. M. I Ja. If. * Telfjjrajih Ofiieps. For (lie g<>\ eminent of F.mnlovees^only, nfid not for public nse or information 1 he G’ouiimny txxfervbi I b e. tlio right Ui vary therefrom when deet <kki y. witliont nHk ' J. C. KliV i,S*+i'(*rinicudcaL