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rjMIK J^OKItV ]|| 0? puhlihhki) kvkky thuhsday, ?r>Y The Herald Publishing Company. cox way, s. o. ~ MAIL S<vHE1) UL ar Uout<\No 112:m From Marion l?y <-.ullivunts Ferry, linkers and Cool Spring, Leave Conway Tuesdays and Saturdays at 7 o'clock A. M; nirlve at Conway Mondays and Fridyas at 5 o'clock IV Si Kouto N(). 112 M>. From Conway by Nixonvillo, Hand ami Wnmpce to Little River. Leave Con way Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8 A. M.; arrives at Conway Mondays and Fridays at 5 p. m. Uoulo No 11217. From Cpnwav by Gideon to .lordanvillo. Leave Conwav Tuesitavs. Tlmrsdiivs mid Saturdays ?t 7* o'clock a.m., arrives si.un' days at 7 p. in. Route No- 14211). From t'onway l?y Hoaid Landing, llam luoud, Leon, and Huth to Pirewny. I.eave Conway Mondays and Thursdays at M a. m.; arrives at Conway Tuesdays and Fridays at 3:15 p. in. Route No. 1 PHR). From Conway liy Hucksville to Port llarrelson, daily except Sundays. heave Conway at 1 p. in., aririve at Port Hanoi son nt tl p. in., heave Port llarrelson at 7 a. ui., arrive at Conway at 12 in. CHU1WH DIRECTOR )'. METHODIST. HEY. .1. \V. lir.MBKItT, I'ASTOK. 'Services every Sunday morning' 11 o'clock a. m. and evening 7 o'clock, j). in. Communion the first Sunday of every month. Sunday School every Sunday 0:30 A. M., E. Norton .Superintendent. Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7 o'clock P. M. Strangers and visitors are cordially invited to all these services. CONWAY CIRCUIT. APPOINTMENTS OK KKV. W . M. HARDIN. I trow ii Swamp, 2nd Sunday 3:00 1\ M. Durants, 1th Sunday 11:00 A. M. Mt. Zion, 1st. Sunday 11:00 A. M. Cool Spring, 2i)d Sunday 11:00 A. M. Antioch, 3rd Sunday 3:00 1'. M. Jordanville, 3rd Sunday 1 1 A. M. l'isgah, 1st. Sunday 2:C0 1'. M. BAPTIST. UKV. M. .1. WII.I.OUOIIItY, PASTOR. Services every lirst Sunday in each month at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 1* M.; also services on Friday night hi' fore first Sunday at which time Church Conference is held. Sunday School every Sunday at 0:30 A. M.; K. W. Nolley, Superintendent. Prayer mooting every Tuesday night. AlM'oINTMUNTS OF ItKV. MOSKS l'ltll) (IKON. Hayhoro, second Sunday and day before. New Hope, third Sunday and day before. Pleasant Union, fourth Sunday and day before. H. 1). OKAINUKR, PASTOR. .Jbiner Swamp?First Sunday Saturday before in each month, and .luniper Hay?Second Sunday and Saturday before in each month. Bethel ? Friday anil Friday night before 3rd Sunday in each month. Uehoboth?Third Sunday and Saturday before. Hickory (irovc?Fourth Sunday and Saturday before. PRESBYTERIAN. KKV. O. W. MCMIU.A.V, IWSTOK. Services every 3rd and 1th Sunday at 11 o'clock a. in. and 71 |>. in. Sunday School every Sunday at 3 o'clock p. in. 1). T. McNeill Suporiutendent. CONWAY LODGE. Uegular Communication <>f Conway bodge No. 21W, at Masonic Hall second Tuesday night in each Month. C. S. CACVKY, W. M. 1'. K. Uktiika Sect. I'liOFKSSlOX A L 1)15. J. S. lU SIi.Mll'HY, Pkysioiuu and Surgeon. ('an be found at Dr. K. Norton's Drug Store, or at the residence of K. (i. Duscnt.ury. Jahnaon .V Johnson, ( Johnson* A- (piHttlphaiim Marion, S C. ( Conway, s. O. Johnsons & Quattlebaum at 50at?), Conway S. C, Prompt attention given to business, (J{. (ll S c/j^noSiouQii, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, AT LA W Conway. S. C. Will practice in Horry and adjoining Cou n tics. W. W. Hamilton, E. A. Oabqui fiamilton ^ Gasque, bfc Doctors of Dental Surgery. m Marion, S. C. Cocaine, a ml all the latest anoslicti used. Office lltted up in flrst-claxs styl All tlio latest Improved instruments use Satisfaction guaranteed. Olllce on 11m jae street. HOR1 About Whipping it IIui-moIt is rarely over proper to strike a mettlesome horse. Occasionally a fault is clearly foolish, and no fear | associated with it in creauture's such as nipping his mate, or reaching round the head to see if you are i about ready, or hacking when you have no room, and must be obeyed with a bound; then a gentle reminder with the whip is well enough. On rare occasions authority may he maintained by enforcing fear. Yet if you terrorist) the creature he will hate you. It seems hard for a horse or a dog to forget an injury. Thev never forgive in the seitse that men do. This fact is often lost sight of liV I ltitllirlil litUw' luwti Jo lit t 11 i n it Snt..i> tr I \ ft t\r \* ; - I va VUC j'VV'J'U 111 |/I||V'I lllll'l course with dmah animals.- NewYork Weekly. Seven Wonders Of ('urea. ('area, like the world of the an eient has its "seven wonders." Hrielly stated thev are as follows: First- A hot mineral spring near Kin Shantao, the healing properties of which are believed tube miraculous. No matter what disease may nfllict the patient a dij> in the water proves efficacious, Second?-Two springs situated at a considerable distance from each other; in fact, they have the breadth of the entire peninsula between them. They have two peculiarities. | When one is full the other is always | empty: and notwithstanding the ob vious fact that they are connected by a subterranean passage one is of the bitterest bitter and the other pure and sweet Third?The third wonder is Cold Wind cave, a cavern from which a wintry wind perpetually blows. The force of the wind from the cave is such that a strong man cannot stand before it. j Fourth?A forest that cannot be eradicated. No matter what injury is done the roots of the trees, which I arc large pines, I hey will sprout up again directly? like the phenix from her ashes. Fifth?The fifth in the most won derftil of the seven natural "curiosities of the peninusuln. It is the famous "Moating stone." It stands, or seems to stand, in front of the pal ace erected in its honor. It is an irregular cube of great bulk. It appears to be resting on the ground, free from supports on all sides, but, strange to say, two men at opposite ends of a rope may pass it under the stone without encountering any obstacle whatever! The sixth wonder is the "hot stone," which from remote ages has laid glowing with heat on top of a high hill. The seventh and last Corean wonder is a drop of the sweat of Buddha. For thirty paces around the large temple in which it is enshrined not a blade of grass will grow. Thro are no trees or flowers inside the sacred I square. Fven the animals decline to profane a spot so holy.?St Louis 1 Republic. You cannot accomplish any work ; or business unless you feel well. If I you feel used up?tired out?take |?Dr. .1. II. .McLean's Sarasparilla. It will g'vo you health, strength and j vitality. 1 1 Wammiaker defines the term ' lot , tory" in enforcing the laws as fellows: The term "lottery,"as used in this act, embraces all kinds of I schemes, general or local for the ,. . . | distribution of prizes by lottery or | chance, such as a gift exhibition of enterprises, concerts, rallies or drawings of prices in money or ^property i at fairs, hence letters postal cards and circulars concerning them and ' newspapers, pamphlets and ot her publications containing advertisement!'. are uumailable. Col. .1. Henry Sellman, Collector of Internal Revenue, Baltimore Nld. believes in i' for rheumatism. He writes: I have tried Salvation Oil, and believe it to he a good lemedf for rheumatism, What Correct Time Costs. One million dollar's worth of time is sold by the Western I'nion Tele graph Company every year. The observatory does not reckon its time by i the sun, but by the so-callad "fixed" I stars, which are so far off that their I position with relation to the* earth I lllll'V II/.I /illilllr/.i .ii.liiin/.i - l.l .' ..wv blllUIUV IIJIJMVUIIUJI) ? II I I I I I a few mouths of the years. Star time is the only true time, therefore. , The operator looks through a big telescope and watches for a given star that he knows to cross the place ' of the meridian. As i'. crosses he records what moment it does so, as h: shown by a star time clock with a twenty-four hour dial. (' Von can be cheerful and happ\ 'j only when you are well. If you feel .. out of sorts," take Dr. J. II. McLean's SarsAparilla. IY 1IE KALI), 1 Sonic Things lie Never Saw. One of our friends wants to know if we have ever seen a bald headed woman. No. we never did Why should we never saw a woman waltz ill# nronnd tow n in her shirt sleavef with a cigar between her teeth step|>in# into every saloon she saw. a woman going a fishing with a bottle in each pohket, sit out he damp ground all day and go home drunk at night Neither have we seen a woman yank oil' her coat, spit on her hands and say she can lick anv son of a gun in town: No, (3od bless her, she ain't built that way. To allay pains, subdue inllamiualion, heal foul sores and and ulcers the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. .1. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Iaiiimcut. ( enerai (leorgo S. Hatccller, a newly appointed Minister of the l lliti'il Stntix lit I'ln'linnil will anil tor his iH'W post on Saturday Nov. 22. Don'! ! ? If a (lea I or oilers vou ji bottle of Salvation Oil without wrap per or labels, or in a mutilated i ondiiion, (Aoi'l tuue/i it ?'ton'/ hot/ ft nt (in;//tricef t hero is something wrong? it may la; a dangerous or worthless counterfeit. Insist upon getting a /ti rfecfy (//ilh'tiirn, </ nuine package. When you are constipated have headache, or loss of appetite, take Dr. .1 II McLean's Liver and Kidney Lillet s; (lev are pleasant to take and will cure you. The contract for building t he new Masonic I loin at Uticu N. Y. has been awarded to Dickison and Allen of Svracuse, for >1114,500. I f you sutler from any affection caused by impure blood, such as scrofula, salt rheum; sores, boils, pimples, tetter ringworm, take Dr. J. II. Me Lean's Sarsaparil la. If you sutler pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and tind your sightweak and failing, you should promtly use Dr. .1. II. McLean's Strengthening Lye Salve. 25 cents a box h'riiuently accidents oocur i u the household which cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises; for use in stu b cases Dr. d. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment has for many years been the constant favorite family remedy, John < 'lark, of Albanv was sent to : ,:i / -... . I.... ... .. 11. . r ... i; .J ?i.: jili i mi i w imm* 11 kmi mi mi ill Mill 1)111?^ ii Salvation Army meeting in Ottawa, I hat sour tempered, cross, dyspeptic individual should take Dr.I II. McLean's Sarsaparilla! It will make him feel as well and heart v as the healthiest ot us. He needs bracing up, vitalizing, that is all SAMI'lil. I!HA II, SIC, \V llOl.KSA I K l>K \ I.KH I N ? TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF, &c, No- 12 Market St., Wilmington, N C n ca . ? ? ? i inhcst Market Prices Paid For ~ Hides, Furs, \A*<?ol, Beeswax, &< mivjv 'mmv'iiiioj 'ONM lon "OdlJIHTIVH fl' 'PPT ' ??jri'l?.? \\* <??1 > W ?J?lO 1? 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Sit down: let's have uo experience nicotine. How's the wife t" "Oh I she's so-so, same as usual,?always wanting something 1 can't afford." l' Well, we all want something more than we've ] got. Don't you f" " Yes : hut I guess ' want will be my nwter.' I Started to keep down expenses ; and now I.il says I'm 'mean,'and she's tired of saving and never j having anything to sliow for it. 1 saw your wife down street, and she looked aa happy as a queen I" " I think alio is ; and wc are economical, loo,? have to be. My wife can make a little go further than anyone I ever knew, yet she's always stiri prising ine with some dainty contrivance that add* to the comfort and beaut v of our little homo, and she's always ' merry as a lark.' When 1 ask how she manages it, she always laughs and sa\s: * Oh t that's my secret!' Dot 1 llitiik I've discovered her ' secret.' When wc married, we hotli knew we should have to ho very careful, but she made one condition: she would have tier Magazine. And she was right! I wouldn't do without it myself for double the subscription price. Wo read It together, from the title-page to the last word : I the stories keep our hearts young; the synopsis of Important events and scientific matters keeps mc posted so that I can talk nndcrstAudinply <>f what is going on : tny wife is always trying tome new Idea from the household department, alio makes all her dresses and those for 'he children, and she gets all her patterns for nothing, with tlio Magazine ; and we saved Joe w hen he w as so sick with the_ croup, by doing just at directed in tho , BnnltananlJcpartmcnt. Itutlcan'ttellyoubalfl" "What wonderful Magazine la it ?" " PomoroHt's Farhlly Magazine, and?'' "WhatI Why that's what Lll wanted so bad, and I told her it was an extravagance." "Well, my friend, that's where you made a I grand mistake, and one you'd better rertify as I soon as you can. I'll take your 'sub.' right hero, ?n my wifo'a account: she's hound to have a china tea-set In time for our tin wedding next month. ' My gold watch was the premium I got for getting up a club. Here # a copy, with the new Premium ) List for clubs,?the biggest thlngoutl If yon don't eoo in it what you want, you've only to'write to < the publisher and tell him what you want, whether it is a tack hamtnoror a new carriage,and he will make special terms for yon, either for a club, or for r ?art cash. Better subscribe right off and surprise Mrs.Tom. Only $2.00 a year? will save nrty tunes I that In six months. Or send lOccnts direct to tha publisher, W. Jennings Demurest, 15 Kast Mth ' . fetreot, New York, for a specimen copy containing the Premium Idst." CHITRSDAY N< The New York Hoard of Estimate has decitied that it will require $34. i 715.5U5.27 to run the city next year. i AtiKNTM . "THE PRINCE I WAMTKI) A UK II j OF PEACE!" II Alt VEST. Everybody wants this ''Beautiful life of Jesus." My Mrs. Isabell:t M. Alden (I'ansy) filMl royal octavo pages; !J(M) superb illustrations, richly colored lithographs, tinted photogravures, exquisite engravings, rep. resenting the best works of ancient aftd modern masters; a matchless Album of Run r. .si Is T? I.. ?i I' ?t <>l ( III UUUII'I I ^ 1111 III K l|(l\\ | edged peer of nil writers on this noble theme. She is Siife, grnphie, attractive; has spent 15 years in painstaking prepar ation f??r this ctoaning work. Endorsed by Chautaixpian, Christian Endeavor, and Sunday School Workers. Introductions by bishop .1. II. Vincent and Itov. Dr. J. K. Clark ("Father Endeavor.") J'y nuf> Hcn'/iti'iHi only. Kreloxicf territory. I'm* jurtit# noir rtarfy. Send $1.00 for outfit. Name choice rf ferriiorv. Insist on skkino "I'uincK ok I'kack!" Accept no nth er! Write (pilck. Address, l>. \V. Tlinyor A Co., Publishers, US At 4(1 Marietta St., At liiiitn, tia. Schedule ol' Wlmington Chadbourn & Conway R. RApril Hint, iNttO, Schedule in etTect from date. NO. 0, SOUTH IloUN 1), I'ASSKNOKit AND KUKIOIIT DAII.Y, KXCKPT SOX DAY. Leave Chadbourn J 8 00 a in Leave Clarendon 8 40 a in /.cave Emerson 8 40 a iti Arrive nt .Mt Tabor 0 00 a in Leave Mount Tabor j 0 10 a ni Arrive at l.orisj 0 558 a in Leave Loris 0 48 a m /euv Saul ol d J 10 02 a m Leave lhiyboro 10 1(1 a m /.<>ave i'rivetts 10 111 a m Leave Adrian 10 8 in Arrive Con way J Ill in NO. 7, NORTH HOUND, I'ASSKNO KK AND KUKKIIIT DAII.Y, UXOKI'T SUNDAYS. Leave Conway o ()o p ni Leave Adrian ? }J4 p iu i i ' 111-inr i m un JJ ;jn |t !U I.nave 1'ayboro 2 55 p ui I,(.'live Sanford 3 11 p n? Ajrive at Loris ii 1^ p ni Leave I.oris 51 2M p m Arrive ?it Mt. 'labor 4 05 p in I,cave Mount Tabor 4 15 P in I,nave Ktnerson 4 25 p m Leave Clarendon 4 35 p in Arrive Chadbourn 5 15 p in J Telegraph Stations. Train No. xvj|| wait at Clindhourn for train NO. 7tf W. C. & A. K. II. Train No. 7 will connect with trai ii No. 23, son'lihonnd, oil W. C. & A. K. R. .1 . II. ( 'II A IHIOUIC, .1 1{., Snporintondont. Allantic Coast Line. Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta R- R4 'tunleiist'd Ni-lio?l ale. Dated Apr. 20th, 1800. TRAIN'S GOING SOUTH. No. 20. l.eave Wilmington (> 15 p in Leave Chadbourn 8 27 pin Leave Marion 0 513 p in Arrive Florence 10 20 pm No. 27. Leave Wilmington 10 10 p in " Chadbourn 11 48 p in " Mario.' 12 40 a lit Arrivo Florence 1 20 a in No. 60. Leave Florence 8 20 a ni Arrive Sumter 4 86 a rn Loave Sumter A 86 a in Arrive Columbia G 16 a in No. 58. Leave Florence 8 26 a m Arrive Sumter 0 85 a in No. 52. Leave Sumter 9 46 a in Arrive Colombia 10 66 a in No. 62 run* through from Charleston via Central Railroad. Leaving Lanes 9:16 A. M Manning 9:50 A. M. Train on O. & I>. ltallroad connects at Florence with No 68. TRAINS GOING NORTH. No. 51. Leave Columbia 10 85 pm Arrive Sumter 11 58 p in Leave Sumter 11 58 p in Arrive Florence 1 15 a m No. 59. Leave Sumter 0 87 p in Arrive Florence 7 50 p in No. 58. Leave Columbia 5 20 p m Arrive Sumter 0 82 p in No. 14. Leave Floreuce 8 15 p in ' Marion 8 55 p in " Chadhourn 9 45 pm Arrive Wilmington 11 45 p in No 78. Leave Florence 4 85 am Leave Marion 5 20 a hi a -- nuiu' ?i 11111111^,1011 M (.') U 111 Daily, ^Daily except Sunday, No. r?:i runs through to Charleston,S. 0., via C(?ntral 11. 11., arriving Manning 7:04 1'. M. Danes 7:42 P. M, Charleston 0:30 l\ M. No. 59 connects at Florence with^G. and I). train from Choraw and Wadeslsiro. Nos. 78 and 11 make close connection at Wilmington with W. &. W. 11. 11. for all points north. Train 011 Florence H. 11., Leave lVe Dee daily except Sunday 4:40 1'. M., arrive I I lowland 7:00 I\ M Ileturnlng leave I llowland 0:30 A. M, arrive Fee Deo 8:50 i A. M i I'rain on i?lanchester & Augusta 11.11. leaves Sumter daily except Sunday 10:50. A. M, arrive lllmlni 12:01 A. Si. lieurning leave Rimini 12:15 F. M.-arrive uinter 1:1J0 F. M. J. F. DIVINE, Oon'l Supt. 1. H. Kknly, Supt. Trans. T. M, Emkhson, Den'l Pass. Agent. OYBMBEB 13^ rn a/v\pion BOILER COMPOUND. It Is a Togo table liquid* perfectly hftrm-j less, and Is the cheapest, best and most easily applied. Does its work satisfactorily an?l thoroughly. A trial will convince owners of boilers of its superiority over any other compound.) No chemical acids in its composition. Agents Wanted. Petchell & Loughlin, I 62 Broad Stroot, N. Y? si s i After ten Tsars exclusive sale, can now be Obtained of all Druggists and Dealers In Medl. clues. It CUKKS-take notice-not simply helps but CURKB LIVER COM 1*1.AIN'T, Sllltonnuraa nnd l?yspepslit. Is a strictly vegetable preparation and will CUBE Malamia. and all Malarial tronblss. Dr. 8. 11, Wlae, of Itoeton, Ky. ears j OTfave practiced medicine 15 years, and flna no qua) to Hkrbink as a I.lver Kegulntor." . Dr. W. A. Baker, of Madison. Fla., says : #,A ')ottle of Hkrbikk la worth more tliau ?0.00 worth of Quinine In any family " Acting on the Liver In a different way front Ittty other medicine; It la a positive ctirc for Chronlo Constipation and la cheaper than Pills. Its peculiar composition Is such, that we guarantee to enre any case of CbBls amlFevsr or Bilious Fever with one bottle. **-1 It costs but 75 cents and each botllo con* tains over 40 average doses, making the cost loss than two cents a dose. Would you ask for cheaper medicine ? It is not a cure-all. Ilut will cure any I.lver, III I ion* or Malta* rial Complaint. Manufactured by x i ; Tlio IIor"bino Co., ' ' |9nccte9ors to Wut.Condcll.) Ht. J.ouit, Mo* ! 1 ????<yrm WHO HAS WOT BAO I POOR HOSt? I jijl HAVE AND IT DON T PAY.j i [ DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY/ 1J ON INFERIOR HOSE BUTGETTHE*' 11 s | * 300 lbs. PRESSURE IT 18 JUST AS EASY TO GET ; THE BEST | IF YOU ONLY KNOW IT. ;! THIS RPIItAT. HONE in t??.> only tollable Cotton Hose, which is proven by thoroi beintf no many Imitations. The genuine las i i FOUR distinguishing murks: (' I. A nlnglo colored lino running) through It. } II. The patent tnnrk "SFIJtAC," j?ut- J | ent.-d Maroli Itntti, ikko, \ 1 III. Tie Corrugated band fastening J bono to coupling. 1 IV. Corrugated coupling ns bIuivui ( { i in cut. I, i Tho "Spiral" Cotton Hoso, having no outside , , covering to hold moisture r* rublter hose does, \ dries like a towel. Insist on getting this Hose,' i rs some dealers will try to sell sit Inferior one. Sample free If you inontlon this paper.1 BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO,, jj MANUFACTURERS OF ]i Rubber Belting and Packing,!; 220 Devonshire St., BOSTON i aaa cake ST., a bush : ' 1 CHICAGO. RAN FIJMJ HAV IM? voi: WA> r A.W DRUGS I OK ! MEDICINES? j voi ?><>, .11 s i <>m i.i. (? DR. E. NORTON, am> <;r:i' Tii3i:vi. B'or: ?si: ki:vj'!:vih!\<; a a:c! IWMAKV l.A '2'IIAT K,f A 31. Besides Drills lor Coinj)ou ndi \\{x Prcsi'ri pi ions he also has on hand a lull line of Pharmaceuticals and Patent Medicines. Sometimes you nerd a good Comb and Hrusti, or HoiurOiing in the Soap lino, (-* < $ ? . * ??< S-< c ~ < . I H ,? s A good Tooth Brnsli or some fine perfumery. Ills Drug Store is the place to go end get them. 11'you want some of the best kerosene oil in town, or any dye stuffs, call on him. PK N S, PE N ST A F FS, 1 'E NCI LA FANCY OJt PLAIN, WHITING PAPER, AND GOOD INK CAN ALL HE FOUND T11FRK, AXLE GREASE, HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER A. Physicians' Prescriptions Compounded with care. Yours till next time, E. NORTON. 1890. PHOTO-ENGRAVINGIT :AU TO lUCSTSATS TOO- EUCINIS3. 1 ortii.tts. and cuts of collepes, Hotels, factories, mmWtuety, &c., inndc toordci fiom photographs. Jititt f.tnc?Send Uatnf JOT spettmen sheets. Motrojeiitan Frees Agoncy, New York City. KNIGHT'S Blood Cure. A standard linnet-hold remedy ! in successful use more than 40 y?-;-rs. A positive cure for J>ysi>cp*ia, S-crofula. Nervous Prostration, Constipation ,hkI nil disease* of the Itiooel. Rtoinacfi nnd I.ivcr Untitled fer rredteinz ? Cleu Ccaplcx'.sn. A botanical compound, put up in package# nnd sent by mail at one-thud the cost of ordinary medic ine. I.nrge packages, sufficient for j quarts, ft. 00 ; hall-size piu kepi s, sufficient for t ])ints, soc.\ sample nnckt^tl, ??C. A lelnth-'e Assent won tea 111 ft. is locality. KNIGHT BOTANICAL CO., 2JS E::tiw?7, H.7. C'^sssv. eacr valuable line of || otiaohold nfiii^^TifcHr'^^?p'~~ Mmpi??,m w?u the watrh, are flrcf. All the work you need do li to ?how what w* tend you to thoa* who call?your friend* and nelfrhbera and thoae about you? Ikei alwaya reeuHe I In valuable ire'le for ui, w hlrti hold* for year* w h*n onte aterted, 1 and thue we are repaid. We pay all eiprve. frelrht, etc. After you know all, If you would like lo to to work for u*. you ran 1 earn from #liO" to SMIO per w eek end up ward* Addreae, Btlnaun ?b t'o,, Hut Ml S| l'orlluiul, 211 nine. foil Sl-ly fHATFlGH-y. ' VfS ro? \ m? yeabs) (cUREo/ I : :; v g gBM * | | #] ~ ? AT THE WHITE HOUSE. WRIGHTS 01 i.?"7ponovXV WASH I? a snponaceous, transparent liquid prepared care, fully from vegetal and lloral ingredients. For every hygienic and cleansing purpose I'oxn Lilt meets the demand. It is delictously scented and delightfully exhilarating in the bath, proving an excellent Substitute for the Turkish or Russian Bath. It is the finest Shampoo and shaving mixture ever made. It is admirable as a Dentifrice. It is indispensable in the Nursery, refreshing and remedial to the Sick. It is commended unreservedly by Clara Mar/on, president Ktii Cress; The Smithsonian Institute; If. S- Tki>ns/>tonl prethlent American /'Mar maceutical Association; '/homos J. Semmes, /resident American liar Association; Mrs. Emma J. Hewitt, associate editor I.adies' Home Journal; Risho/i Newman, and scry many others. Used in the hath rooms of the V. S. Capitol Jor years, and also used at the WHITE HOUSE DAILY. PRICE 25 CENTS. POND LILY CO., Washington. D.C. For Sale by Donlors In Tollot Articles, |?)-f )0~ k ?r., )IO~0-oOo>. Hot*.?Wc believe In adrcrtlafnff a food article and harp at |?t rlnii ntMll> <ut?pl&l the plan of combining with other Interest* for mutual hcuetU la that line. For Inatanoe, our srrisiiKftncnt with a book-ator* (on* of the oldest Mat.4s In Waihlu?tou) enables ua tt? supply our patron* with anv publication lliejr may deslro. at lowest rat??, by mall or otherwise. *Thnl with a repertlti* llrtn (the badluK nurubtr of which whi OKM'.KAl* OIUNT 8 first Meitograptur nt.d a.-i secretin ),er.aM? t us*? promptly reipou<l to any call f. i *!i??-tbander*, typewriters, ccnuulthn accountant* and mi If fou want o Icttiu stenography, book-keeping, or amo*l?ra anpuuKe, write ua Shorthand Uiioitl by mat;. !'b *k tic a I* Dhanet ??bl oo r???lpt of *la*ni>. In ahorl If \ .u formation on any rutijiOl ? hslcvcr aend stamp f? I i I w? will give it, oi tr> Co I. s i Mtnii ono w ho * at.. MEND YOUit OWN HOSE. HUDSON'S Hose Mender iii *AT*MAV T',e8#' $ Jill r, , THE ONLY P??L Ofc fpf;f DEVICE (J 0 I H|H| -FOR"n illI ^PAIRING "" miiose K ^ ITIIE man "who ill HAS A 2I08E 2 wk HE KNOWS T ' * Just how the thing )? . M.l V.-II! ..<11 V One box containing 8 u ^ I Filer Bent prepaid to W Any address on receipt of price, C. E. HUDSON, BOSTON^M'AS^, IP A T E N T S . Cave iu, m: 'Iik 1 duod, and all Patent business conducted for MODMl ATE FEES. or It OFFICE IS OPPOSITE U.S. J* AT EFT Oh FIVE. We have ho sub agendo#, all business direct, heneo can transact patent business in time and at LESS COST than those remote from Washington. Bend model, drawing, or photo, w ith do script ion. We advise if patentable or n< t, free of charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. A book, "IIow to Obtain Patents" with Hcferencesto actual clients in your State County, or town, sent free. Address. C\ A. N.XOW Ai CO. Opposite Patent Office, Washing'not IX C ffr" I PL ** "* * * --T? \ < > . \ nil.|?,LtCb ,, i Tonic i I * ? ut'itt CU!?r ro.i Iri I CHILLS* FEV&Rk'k ron 30 YfAR9 a success. Read tliis testimony then TRY IT for yourself. p Proprietors have many letters like these: ^ P.FTTER THAN "M'.M.M.KMT.bsoh.S inrtW 1)ol Co.. Ark., says: I QJ11 Pi IW r t"*n certify t> the fact | iHNIKts ,hu u tite | best chill tonic I ever tried. 1 consider it better 8 titan quinine." ? CUKES CHRONIC BfKJ PAOCO write* : "YourHughe*' I Tonic for chill* andil fever has never failed yet,and I have sold it ton b number of chronic ca-.es. It cures them every time " ask ron b HUGHES' TONIC, ff and take no other. Prej ared by R. A. ROBINSON & CO.. Louisville. Ky. I For sale by druggists, i Two Sizes. Prick 50c. and $1.00. B ; issshssaaacS KEL-LEO BROS.' al I p | IIlive nttnlnecl ttn enviable Ki'pnlntl or* vvticrever ttitctl, STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS Kmbndjln;; F.verytliln;; vrhielt CansllfntOS .A Mev'sra High Grade Instrument. T\ YT r T T>]) n am!', lind It to Their lJ Pi A IjKK ft ?<1 autA ro U InroR """ tinuto the merit* Of this IMruo; avo also Invito f 2ji>.'*e Iiitei.uLi^ io )iiiTclia.'i to scud : for Catalogue nwl J'rice.i. ' fafnfi&t' Brro BAJ,crACTCHrBa liuilyi Di tuijj Bridgeport,Conn. WERNER'S MALT TONIC ? FOR ? Dyspepsia and Indigestion. QUUICH accntlo and chronic canon. Thla la Iho moat angra vut lug Dine a no which troublea the American People. To tlic DVHPKPTIC ft will prove to ho tlio roatorntivo ho has sought for so long In vain. OBSTINATE MALARIAL DISEASES,' Liver Complaint, Biliousness, Etc., TIl'.I.l) wlion ?xpenalvo and elaborate treatment prove Ineffectual. CONSTIPATION ROWELS Cauxiny Headache and Kcrvoua IHseaaea, BLOOD POISON AND PILES ^rc I*ICI,II?VI\I? at once by ['t using KIAI.T TONIC, 112 DOSES FQn (t.QO. All wo ask Is a Trial. Orugglata anil it, or order from Proprietor*, H. & H. WERNER & CO. Tuiff: UNION SCHOOL FURNITURE CO. , MtNUFASTUilEftS ne*?w.. *vr * ^ I m flU > iBl I Ku-S M 'FURNITURE AND FITTINGS Fcr" OFFICES, SCHOOLS, BANKS and COURT-HOUSE j WE mnlto n specially of o.V< ? -h* la groat variety of s'j- J nu?\ j i-lceii? thOUMUIIllS sold uiiiiun'.iy. All Kinds of METAL ASDG'ASS WORK ron iT'Tir.i: :s i.. :i: t,;. * Write for Catalogues An>; Priced. Address ? UNION SCHOOL NiSNiVJFiE CO., Keation tills paper. HutUo i lCeli, Mich* $?.-]& xmsaaamB. a??k. FIFTY THOUSAND sr. moves' PER ANNUM With MANTKI.S, OKATKS, HOUOWIV A It K. TIN-WAKE, nnil other goods In proportion la tlio producttvo capacity of the Phillips & Buttorlt Hannfacturlng Co. NASHVILLE, TENN. TII1CIR STOCK of fnrnlalilnr a for tho KITCHEN, the PANTKV and V. tho DININti ItOOM t* Itniuonaj. WITH I.AROK CAPITAI., lentf ^ experience, and favorable locution for ttio cheapest pig iron, und the lowest freight rutes to ull southern points. our m>imn nr? iiiincflllfld 111 quality, and beyond competition in prices* KVICKV DICAbKR should havo our Illustrated Cntuluguo. Qorrespontlnice solicited. Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Go. NASHVILLE, TENNi A C S?lr?ti?feS4AKTAfift5. l I fi foliage, etc.?Vigorous rrow- 1\ I JL \J ers?warranted. 4+f 1 11 / WELL KNOWN APPLE TREES J Ofe /% WA InrlmlM niXOSlBHd alk*r 1 A U ^jL uaVlf ?orl?. ialAlovfea o Flow* , I? I mrvwi ?n, Frails I^r4?, Ittt., \ Hk*. 4|/ J| FERN CLIFF GREENHOUSES, . . 1 p. o. ?o* a**. SPRiNoniLO, Ohio.