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~TT?IllFT l ' ! IN NEW FIELDS. Dr. Talmage Draws Lessons From Paul's Activity HE POINTS OUT PLACES Ot Usetu'ness Not Yet Fully Occupied. Need of More Workers. The Church as a Lifeboat. In the following sermon Dr. Talmago points to fields of usefulness thru aro not yet thoroughly cultivated and shows tho need of nroro activity. The toxt is Romans xv, 20. "Lost I should build upon anothor man's foundation." In laying out tho plan of histnission&ry tour Raul sought out towns and oitios which had not yot boon proachcd to. Ho goes to Corinth, a oity famous for splendor and vioo, and Jerusalem, where tho priesthood and thosanhodrin were ready to leap with both foot upon tho Christian roligion. Ho fools ho has ospecial work to do, and ho means to do it. What was tho rosult? Tho grandest life of usefulness that a man over lived Wo modern Christian work crs aro not apt to imitato Paul. Wo build on other pooplo's foundations. If wo erect a ohurch, wo profor to havo it filled with families all of whom havo been pious. I>o wo gathora Sabbath school olaHH, wo want good bovs and girls, hair combed, faoos washod, mannors attraotivo. So a ohuroh in this day iH apt to bo built out of other ohrouhos Some minister spond- all their timo in fishing in other pooplo's ponds, and they throw tho lino into that churoh pond, and thoy jerk out a Methodist, and throw tho lino into an other ohuroh pond and bring out a Presbyterian, or there is a religious row in somo neighboring ohurch, and a wholo sohool of fish swim off from that pond, and wo tako thorn all in with ono swoop of tho not. What is gainod? .Absolutely nothing for tho osubo of Christ. What strengthens an army is now recruits. Whilo oourtoous to thoso ooming from othor flooks, wo should build our ohurohos not out of othor ohurchos, but out of tho world, lost wo build on another man's foundation. Tho faot is, this is a big world. When in our schoolboy days, woloarnod the diameter and oiroumferonoo of this planet, wo did not loam half. It is tho latitudo and longitudo and diamotor and ciroumforcnoo of want and woo and sin that no ticurcs oan oalculato. Thiaono spiritual oontinontof wrotohoddobh readies aoroaa all zonos, and if 1 word called to givo ita georgraphioal boundary 1 would nay it was bounded on the north and south and oaat and west by the great heart of God's sympathy and lovo. Oh, it ia a great world 1 Sinoo t> o'clock this morning 110,800 poraonH have been born, aud all these multiplied populations arc to bo reached by the gospel. In England or in our eastern American oitics wo aro boing UjUoIi crowded, and an aero of grouud is of great value, but in wostcrn Amo rioa 500 acres is a small farm and 'JO,tlOO acres is no unusual possession. Thcro is a vast tield hero and everywhere unoooupied, plenty of room more, not building on another man's foundation. Wo nocd as churches to Btop bombarding tho old ironclad sinners that havo boen proof against 80 years of Christian assault. Alas for that ohuroh whioh lacks tho spirit of ovangolism, sponding on one ohandolier enough to light BOO souls to glory, and in ono carved pillar enough to havo made a thousand men "pillars tho houso of our God forever" and doing less good tSm many a log cabin incotiug houso with tallow candles stuok in wooden sookotH and a ministor who haB never seen a collcgo and does not know the difference botweon Greek and Choctaw. Wo nocd as churchos to got into sympathy with tho great outsido world and lot them know that none aro so broken hearted or hardly bostoad that thoy will not bo weloomcd. "Nol" says Bomo fastidious Christian. "1 don't like to bo crowded in churoh. Don't put any ono in my pow." M - i a i ?L i ? 11 * ? my urouvor, wnaiwiuyou aoitl IiOHVen? When a great multitudo that no man oan number assembles, they will put 50 in your pew. What are the eolcct few today assomblod in tho Christian ohurohes oompared with the mightier millions outside of them? Many of tho ohurohes aro likoa hospital that should advertiso that its patients must havo nothing worso than toothaoho or "runrounds," but no brokon heads, no orushed anklos, no fraotured thighs. Give us for treatment moder ato sinners, velvet coated sinners and sinners with a gloss on. It is as though a man had a farm of .'i 000 aoros and put all his work on ono aero. Ho may raise never so largo ears of oorn, nevor so big heads of wheat ho would remain poor. Tho church of God has bestowod its ohief caro on ono aero, and has raised splendid mon and women in that small inolosuro, but tho hold is tho world. That moans North and South Amorioa, ' Europe, Asia and Africa, and all tho islands of tho sea. it is as though after a groat battlo thero woro loft 50 000 wounded and dying on the fiola, and throo surgeons gavo all their timo to throe patients under thoir charge Tho major general oomos in and says to the dootors, "Come out horo and sco 50,000 dying for lack of surgioal atton danoo." "No," say tho throo dootors, standing thero fauning thoir patients; "wo havo throe important oasos horo, and we aro attending to thorn, and whon wo aro not positively busy with tkoir wounds it takes all our timo to koep the flies off." In this awful battlo of sin and sorrow, whero millions havo fallon 2112 J. a I i 1 " uu luiiiiuuh, uu noi 101 uh 8ponu an our tinio in taking oaro of a few pcoplo, and when the command comes, "Go into the world, ' Hay praotioally, "No, I oannot go; I havo horo a fow ohoioo oaHOH, and 1 am busy keeping oil the flies." There aro multitudes today who havo nevor had any Christian workor look thom in tho oyo and with carncstnoss in tho aooontuation say "oomo," or they would long ago havo been in the kingdom. My frionds, religion is eithor a sham or a groat roality. If it be a sham, lot us disband our ohurohos and Christian associations. If it bo a / <? w nmmtl reality, then great population* are on the way to the bar cf vfod unfitted for tho or leal. And what are we doing? In order to rcaoh tho multitude of outsiders wo must drop a'l toohuioalities out of our religion. When wo talk to pooplo about tho hypostatio union and Prenoh cnoyolopedianism and Krastinianism and Couiplutonsianistn, wo aro impolitic, and an little understood as if a physician should talk to an ordi nary patient about tho pericardium and intoroostal mu?olo and soorhutio symptoms. Many of us oomo out of tho theological sotninarios so loaded up that wo tako tho first ton years to show our pooplo how tuuoh wo know, and tho next ten years to got our pooplo to know as tuuoh as wo know, and at tho ond find that noithor of us knows anything as wo ought to know. Hero aro hundreds of thousands of sinning, strug gling and dying pooplo who nood to realize just ono thing?that .Josus Christ onmc to savo thorn and will savo thorn now. Hut wo cot into a profound and eliborato dofinition of what justi fixation ih, and after ail tho work there aro not. outsido of tho loarnod profession", 10,000 pooplo who oan toll what justification is. I will road you tho definitions: ".luatifiontion is puroly a foronaio aot; tho aet of a judge sitting in tho forum, in whioh tho Supremo llulor and .Judgo, who ia aooountablo to nono, and who alouo knowa tho manner in whioh tho ends of his univoraal govornmont oan boat bo obtained, rookona that whioh waa dono by tho auhatituto in tho aamo mannor aa if it had boon dono by thoso who boliovo in the auhatituto and, purely on aooount of thia graoious method of reckoning, grants thorn tho full romiaaion of thoir aina." Now, what ia justification? 1 will toll you what justification ia?when a sinnor bolioves, God leta him off. t >no Ruuimorin Connootiout I went to a largo factory, and 1 saw over tho door written tho words, "No Admittaneo." I ontorod and aaw over the noxt door, "No Admittaneo." Of oourao I entered. I got inside and found it a pin faotory, and thoy wero making pins?very ser vioeable, fino and useful pins. So the spirit of oxolusivoncas has praotioally written over tho outside door of many a church, "No Admittaneo." And if tho atrangor ontora ho finds praotioally writton over the sooond door, "No Ad mittanco;" and, if ho gooa in, all ovor tho pow doors sooins writton, "No Admittaneo," whilo tho ministor stands in tho pulpit, hammering out his little nioouoB 01 nonet, pounding out Hie toohnioalitiofl of roligion, making pins. In the moHt praotioal, common sonso way, and laying asido tlio nonessentials and tho hard dctinitions of religion, go out on the God given mission, telling tho pooplo what thoy nocd and when and how thoy oan got it. Comparatively little otfort as yet has been niado to Havo that largo olaBB of persons in our midst called skeptios. and ho" who goon to work hero will not ho building upon another man's foundation. Thoro is a largo number of thorn. Thoy aro afraid of us and our ohurohes, for tho reason wo do not know how to treat them. Ono of this olass mot Christ. And hear with what tondorneHH and pathos and boauty and BUoooRfl Christ dealt with him: "Thou flhalt love tho Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul and with all thy mind aud with all thy strongth This ifl tho first and great oommandmont, and tho sooond is like unto it?namoly, thou shalt lovo thy noighbor as thyself. There is none other oommandmont greater than thoBO." And tho soribo said to him, "Well, maflter, thou hast said tho truth, for thcro is ono God, and to lovo him with all tho heart and all tho understanding and all tho soul and all tho strength is moro than wholo burnt offerings and saoriliooB." And when .Iobub paw that ho answered disoroetly ho said unto him, "Thou art not far from tho kingdom of God." So a skeptio was saved in cno interview. But few Christian pooplo treat tho skeptic in that way. Instead of taking hold of him with tho gentle hand of lovo, wo aro apt to tako him with tho pinchers of ooolcsiastieistn. You would not bo so rough on that man if you know how ho lost his faith in Christianity. 1 havo known men skeptical from tho fact t hat they grew up in houses where religion was ovordono. Sunday was tho most awtul day in tho week. They had roligion drivon into them with a trip hammer. Thoy were surfoited with prayer meetings Thoy wcro stuffed and ohoked with catechisms. Thoy wero of.on told t^at they wero tho worst boys the paronta ever know, booauao thoy liked to riic down hill bettor than to road Banyan's "IMgrim's Progross." Whonevor father and mother talked of religion, they drew down tho oornen of their mouth and rolled up their eyos. If any one thing will sond a boy or girl to ruin soonor than anothor, that is it. If 1 had such a father and mothor 1 fear I should havo been an infidel. Others wero trip pod up by skoptioism from being griovously wronged bysomo man who profossod to bo a Christian. Thoy had a partnor in business who turned out to bo a first class sooundrel, though a profossed Christian. Many yoars ago thoy lost all faith by what hap poned in an oil ompany whioh was formod amid tho petroleum excitement. T h A nAm?\ont? A 1 ^ 1 1 >? uuui|inuj> uvriivu iiu limn, ur ii inoy did thcro was no sign of oil produced; but the prosidontof tho company was a 1'resbytorian older, and tho treasurer was an Kpisoopalian vostrymao, and ono director was a Mothodist olass loador and tho other directors prominont mom bers of Baptist and Congrogational churches. Ciroulars woro gotton out tolling what fabulous prospoots opened beforothis oompany. Innooont mon and women who had a little money to invest, and that littlo thoir all, said, "I do not know anyth'ng about this com pany, but so many good mon aro at tho head of it that it must bo exoollont, and taking stook in it must bo almost as good 'as joining tho churoh." So thoy bought tho stock and perhaps roocivod ono dividenod so as to keop thcrn still, but aftor a whilo thoy found that tho oompany had reorganized and had a different prosidont and different troasuror and diff irent dircotors. Othor ongagomonts or ill hoalth had caused tho rormor ofhocrs of tho oompany, with many regrots, to resign. And all that tho suhsoiibors of that stook had to show for thoir invostmont was a boautifully ornamentod oortificato, Somotimos that man, looking ovor his old papors, oomos across that oortifioato, and it is so suggostivo that ho vows hojl wants none of tho religion that thefl /a , m* - ? " president tnd trustee'' acd director! of that oil company professed. Of oourso, thoir rejection of religion on puoh grounds was unphilosophioal and unwise. I am told that many of tho United StatoH army dosert every year, and thoro aro many court martial i ovcry year. 1h that anything against tho United States govorumont that sworo thein in? And if a soldior of Christ deserts, is that anything against tho Christianity which ho sworo to support and dofond? How do you judgo of tho ourronoy of a oountry? Hy a oountorfAit bill? Now, you must havo patienoo with those who havo boon swindled by roligious protoudors. Livo in tho prosonoo of othors a grand, honost, oarnost Christian lifo, that thoy uiay bo attraotod to tho samo Saviour upon whom your hopes lopond. Again, thoro is a fiold of usefulness but fittlo touohod, oooupiod by thoso who aro astray in thoir habits. All northorn nations, liko thoso of North America and Kugland and Scotland? that is, in tho ooldor climatos?aro dovastatodby alooholisua. Thoy tako tho fire to koop up tho warmth. In southern oountrios, liko Arabia and Spain, tho blood is so warm thoy aro not tcmptod to fiery iiquids. Tho groat Roman arinios never drank anything strongor than wator tinged with vinogar, but undor our nothorn olimato the temptation to heating stimulants is most mighty, and millions suooumb. Whon a man's habits go wroDg, tho ohuroh drops him, tho social oirolo drops him, good inlluonoos drop him, wo all drop him. Of all tho men who got oil tho traok but few over got on again. Noar my summer rosidonoo thoro is a lifo saving station on tho boaoh. Thoro aro all the ropos and rookots, tho boats, tho machinery for getting pooplo oil shipwrecks. Ono suinmor 1 saw thoro 15 or 20 mon who woro breakfasting alter having just escaped with their lives and nothing uioro. Up and down our ooasts aro built thoso usoful structures, aud the marinors know it, and thoy fool that if thoy arc drivon into tho breakers there will bo apt from Hhoro to oorao a rocouo. Tho ohurohos of God ought to bo so many lifo saving stations, not so much to holp thoso who aro in smooth wators, but thoso who havo boon sbipwrcokod. Uomo, lot us run out the lifeboats! And who will man thorn? Wo do notproaoh enough lo ?uoh uion, wo h?vo not onougli faith in thoir rolcaHo. Alas, if whon tlioy oomo to hoar ua wo aro laboriouialy trying to allow tho differ onuo botwoon Bublapariauism and aupralapsarianism, whilo thoy have a hundred vipers of remorao and deapair coiling around and biting thoir ini mortal spirits. The oliuroh ia not ohiofly for goodish Hort of mon, whoso proolivitios aro all right and who oould got to heaven praying aud singing iu their own homos. It ia on tho boaoh to liolp the drowning. Thoso bad oasoa aro tho eaaoa that God likes to take hold of. lie oan save a big ainnor as well as a small sinner, aud whon a man oalls earnestly to God for help ho will go out to delivor audi a ono. If it wore uooossary, God would oomo down from tho sky, followed by all tho artillery of heavon and n million angola with drawn swords. Get ono hundred auoli rodocmod mon in your churches and nothing oould stand beforo them, for such mon aro goncrally warui hearted and enthusiastic. No formal prayors then. No hcartleaa singing then. No oold oonvontionalisuis thon. Destituto ohildron of the stroot offer a field of work comparatively unoccupied. Tho unoarod for ohildron aro in tho majority in moat of our cities. When tlioy grow up, if unreformod. thoy will outvote your ohildron, and thoy will govern your children. Tho whiskey ring will hatch out other whiskoy rings, and grog shopi will kill with thoir horrid stench public Bobricty unless tho ohuroh of God rises up with outstretched arms and in e~ 1.L11 .1..: i . kjiuhmub uying population in nor bosom. Public schools oannol do it. Art oannol do it. Blaokwcll's island cannot do it. Almshouses oannol do it. Jails cannot do it. Church of God, wake up to your magnificent mission' Y ju can do it! Get somewhere, somehow to work! And 1 would to God that our ohorohes might bo so mighty in prayer and work that thoy would booomo a thundering legion boforo which the forces of sin might be routed and tho gates of hell might trcmblo. Launch tho gospol ship for another voyage. I leavo asvay now, lads! 8hako out tho reel's in the forotopsail! Oorno, O heavenly wind, aud till the cinvas! .Jesus aboard will assuro our safoty. Josus on tho soa will baokon us forward. Josus on the shore will wolcoiuo us into liar bor. Synopsis of Game Laws. Bolow will bo found a synopsis of the game laws of South Carolina. Mongolian Pheasants ? It is unlawful to kill or catch any Mongolian pheasants until January 1, 1005. Deer?It is illegal to kill or hunt deer, or chaso thorn with dogs botwocu Kebuary 1 and Sjptombor 1, exoopt in tho oountios of Clarendon, Berkeley, Georgetown, Marion, Colleton, Darlington, Williamsburg, 1 lorry, Maalboro and KorBhaw, in whioh oouutics it is not lawful botweon Kobuory 1, and August 1. Other birds?It is illegal between April 1 and November 1 to hunt or kill any wild turkov, partridgos, quail, woodcock cr pheasant. It is unlawful to kill or bunt dovos botwoon Maroh 1 and August 1, and to kill at any tiuio during the year ony of tho birds nauiod by tiro light or flash light. N on resident license?Non rcs'donts may purchaso a lioonso for shootiug game of any kind; oost $25 This uoos not apply to prcsons hummi? or If 111 i n ?? nimn "r? * Iw.; - ?? ?0 -- ?- -r> b',,"u uu iuuii u w u land. Firo hunting -It is unlawful to hunt with tiro in tho night. Salo?It is unlawful to soli part ridgos or quail, until November 1, 1915. Ponaltios arc attached to eaoh of tho above nauiod laws. Memories of Homestead. Tho groat staiko now in progross in tho anthraoito fields of Pennsylvania had its oountor part in tho bloody Homostoad f\riko in 1892. Tho lator oountributod largely to tho dofoat of tho liepub loans in that momorablo yoar. Tlw Homostoad affair was ono of tho w >rst in tho history of monopoly war on later. Tho stool barons had sotout to ribemCa-tor?? a?<l culmination s roaohod in tho murtho Pinkortons upon . laoo. *AflREAT SPEECH/ I Continued from pago 1. out into tho future, compassing tho agos aud embracing mankind. Not alono for tlio present wore their saorifi cos and their struggles hut for all time thereafter; uot for American oolouists only hut for tho wholo human raoo, whorcver men and womou aro struggling for higher, frocr and hotter conditions. It was tho yoarning of tho soul for emancipation. It was tho cry of humanity for freedom?froodoui to think, speak nod aot within tho limitation of j ust and propor laws which should be of their own making." 44Thoro wcro no limitations on that constitution then. There wero no limitations on that declaration of independence. It was not intended for tho people who struggled then; it was for them and their children's children to tho remotest ages. It was not for tho Anglo-Saxon thon. It was for all mankind. "I cannot hotter desoriho tho falKof tho Kopuhlioan party; I oannot hottor pioturo its demoralization; I oannot bettor UoBoribo its ooinpleto Hurrondor to the dootrincs thai undcrlio monarohioH and cmpiron and despotisms than to toll you that whon a king dies a lie publioan president oan send a message of oondolonoo hut that whon two ropuhlios expiro no Hopublioan sheds a toar. Wo want tho American pooplo to attond to thoir own businosa. Wo want them to havo thoir own ideas and stand fyr them. Wo want this nation to bo among tho nations bb a light and oxainplo. HE JUST AND UPIUG1IT. "I want this nation to bo just and upright so that when other nations quarrol, instead of calling out groat armies to kill oaoh other, thoy will say, 'leavo tho question to tho United States they oan bo trusted.' I want this nation to bo a pcacomikor among tho nations and tbou it will earn tho ro ward promised to tho poaoomaker: 'Mossed aro tho peacemakers, for they shall to called tho ohildron ofOod.' " At the oonoluding session of the convention Hon. Hourko Cookran was the speaker. Gov. MoMillin of Tonncssoo, oallod tho mooting to ordor and intropuocd Mr. Cookran. Mr. Cookran doVnl/ul liiu uiinn/ili 1a * a /,,?..f 2 ? ? UK) Ufwuii vu V11U ?|UUOVlUil U1 llllporialism. Adlai E. Htovcnson addressed tho oonvontion at tho afternoon session. Ho said in part: WHAT KKIM lll.ll'AN success MEANS 'The roclootion of Prosidont MoKinley will ho hold by himself and his party?and justly so? an endorsement of tho policy of tho administration to wards tho Philippine islands. Hot no Republican with uneasy oonsoionoo, delude himself with tho hopo that, if sustained at tho polls, thoro will bo a change in tho mothods and polioy of the administration. Suoh delusion is worso than midsummer madnoss. Tho roolootion of tho prosont oxooutivo would bo a vote of confidence, a solemn endorsement by the American people of a war of oomiuost?tho salient fcaturo of his administration. Tho condemnation of the administration by tho ballot is our only hopo of osoapo from tho porilous policy it has inaugurated "Imperialisms knows nothingof limitations of power. Its rulo is outside of the constitution. It means the adoption by tho Aoierioan republic of tho oolonial methods of Europoan monarchies, It means tho right to hold alion peoples as subjects. Ltonthionos foreo as tho controlling agonoy in government. It means the empire. Kg I lowing oloso in tho wako of imperialism will come tho immense standing army. Tho dread hand of militarism will he felt in tho Now World as in tho old. I'ho strong arm of powor will bo substituted for tho peaceful agonoioss, which havo for moro than a oontury uiado our pooplo eontcntodand happy." How's This? Wo oiler Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for any oaso of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props., Toledo, O. Wo, tho undersiguod, hayo known F. .J. Chonoy for tho last 15 yoars and bo liovos him porfcotly honorablo in all businoss transactions and finauoially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm West A Piiuax, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo, O. Waldinq, Kinnan & Maiivin, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken intorDally, aoting dirootly upon tho blood and uiuoous surfaces of tho systom. Frico 7f>3. por bottlo. Sold by all Druggists, Testimonials froo. Hall's Family Fills arc the host. Do not get soared if your hoart troubles you. Most likoly you suffor from indigestion. Kodol Dyspopsia Curo digosts what you cat and givos tho worn out stomach perfect rost. It is tho only preparation known that completely digests all classes of foods; that is why it cures tho worst oases of indigestion and etomaoh troublos aftor everything elso has failed. It may bo taken in all conditions and cannot holp but do you good. Dr. ?i). Norton. An Editor Made Happy. Tho Nauvoo ltustlor says: "Tho world is, aftor all, a happy ono, and as wo gazo from tho window of our oditorial uionstory at tho sun kissod land, soapo, swcot visions of milk and honoyhumming birds and molassos danoe boforo our astonished vision liko a calf boforo a oircus prooossion. L?st Saturday ono of our subsoribors oarno in and paid, in cold cash and in oold blood, thrco yoars in arroaragos and two yoars in advanoo. 'Fraiso God from whom all blossings flow." Now if an any of our dolinuucnts want tn milfn . - they can do no by following the example act by tho lluatlcr'a delinquent. Gainoavillo, Ga., Doo. 8, 1899 Pitta' Antiaoptie lnvigorator h*a boon uaod in my family and 1 am por footly aatiafiod that it ia all, and will do all, you olaim for it. Youra truly, A. B. 0. Doraoy. P. S.?I am uaing it now myaolf. It'a doing mo good.?Sold by Tho Murray Drug Co., Columbia, 8. 0., and all druggist*. tf The boat mothod of olcanaing the liver il?%ho uao of tho famoua little pilla knownV^oWitt'a Littlo Early Riaera. Kaay t/ /jke. Never gripo. Dr. I Ti Norton. i . . itthuti v?< ??jj I THE B Grove's 1 The formula i: know just what yoi do not advertise the their medicine it yc Iron and Quinine pu form. The Iron malaria out o f the s Grove's is the OWj Chill Tonics are im that Grove's is su are not experiment and excellence ha only Chill Cure so the United States. Died in the Mountains. (Jen. MaoArthur reported to tho was department Friday that fivo soldicrr diod in tho mountains of Laguna provinoo aflor having mado their cxcapo from tho insurgents by whom they had been captured. Tho dato of their doath is unknown and no dotails arc furnished as to tho manner of their death. It is supposed, howevor. that they perished from starvation and ex posuro, having lost their way in tho mountains in thoir endeavor to return to their oomradcH This is tho soason wl on mothers aro alarmod on aooount of croup. It is quickly cured by Ono Minuto Cough Curo, whioh children liko to take. l)r. Fi Norton. Galveston Still Needy. Tho Fund for the Galveston sullers 83 far oolleotcd i? altogether inadequate to allord tho roliof that is so muoh needed. Charitablo persons should not withhold thoir hands from giving bocauso tho oity is beginning to ' do business at tho old stand." Thcro aro many viotims of tho storm who 1 iL !_ 11 i ? ' * torn inoir an, ana wno must bo helped to thoir foot ag&iu beforo thoy can earn a livelihood. Torturing skin eruptions, burns and soroH aro soothed at once and promptly hoalod by applying DoWit-'s Witch Hazel Salvo, tho best known cure for pilos. Bewaro of worthless counterfeits. Dr. K Norton. This Fixes It. Mr. J. A. Baker of Armstrong, ae cording to tho Grocnvillo News, exhibited three eggs rccontly that had ourious protuberances on tho littlo ends that bore a resomblanoo to W. J. and B He considers it a suro prophecy of Bryan's clcotion, and says if it so turns out ho will oontributo the hon to tho Bryan ovation. A Little Strange. Miss Beatrice llarradcn, the novelist, has written an articlo in which she says that paronts should bring up their boys to do "homo work." Isn't it a littlo strango that those persons who havo no children of their own know so much better than thoso who have ho n childreu should be brought up? Footings of safety pervade tho houseL.K1 aL A - /v iiumi mai U808 uno iutnuto uougti Uure, the only harmless remedy that produces immediate rosulth. It in infallible for ooughs, colds, croup and all throat and lung trouble. It will pr? vent consumption Dr. 10 Norton. Atlantic Coast Line RAILROAD COMPANY OK SOUTH CAROLINA. CoNDENHKD SCHEDULE Trains Going South. Dated Nov. lit, 1899 No.66" No.36 P. M, A M Leave Wilmington 3:46 Leave Marion 6:81 Arrive Florence 7:16 Leave Florenoe *7:46 *55 34 Arrive Sumter 8:67 8 6b No. 62 A. M. Leave Sumter 8:67 *9 4( Arrive Columbia 10:20 11 (H No. 62 runs through from (Jharlotiton vi? Central R. It., leaving Charleston 7:00 a to Latum 8:34 a. m., Manning 9:09 a m Trains Going North. No. 64* N j.6:A. M. P.M Leave Columbia *6:40 *4 16 Arrive Suinter 8:06 6 86 No. 8< P. M Leave Sumter *8:06 b tH Arrive Florenoe 9:20 7 2t Leave Florence 9.60 Leave Marion 10:80 Arrive Wilmington 1:16 *Daily. >0. 68 runs through to Charleston, 8. C. via Central R. R., arriving at Manning 6:04 p. m., Lanes 0:43 p. in. Charleston 8:30 p m Trains on Conway Dranoh leave Chad bourn 6 36 p m, arrive Conway 7 40 p m returning leAve Conway 8 30 a m, arrive Chadhourn 11 20 am, leave Chadboum 11 6( a ni, arrive Hub 12 26 p m, returning loavt Hub 3 00 p ra, arrive Chadboum 8 36 p m Daily exoept Sunday. J. R. Kenly, General Manager. T. M Emerson, TrafTio Manager 11. M. F.merson. General pHMsenger ^ ir?-?? H. H. WOODWARD, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Conway, S. C. M^Offioe up stairs over Herald office opposite Bank. R. B. Scarborough, COHWAT, 8. C. ATTORN BY AT LAW. , Dr. II. II. BURROUGHS^ LOUIS, 8. 0. Calls promptly answered nigh or day. | * ? - ?? ??i? Khtfri^_^. tvia, Chills a; EST PRESCRIPT* rasteless Chi s plainly printed on every u are taking when you take :ir formula knowing that y< >u knew what it contained, t tip in correct proportions a acts as a tonic while the vstem. Any reliable druggis rt in at and that all other itations. An analysis of othc perior to all others in ev ing when you take Grov< ving long been establishe Id throughout the entire i No Cure, No Pay. Price Saw Mills, Corn Mills, Cane Mills, Rice Hullers, Pea Hullers, Engines, Boilers, Planers and Matchers, Swing Saws, j Rip Saws, and all other kinds of wood working machinery. My Ber-1 geant Log Beam Saw mill is the heaviest, strongest, and most efficient mill for the money on the market, quick, accurate. State Agent for R. B. Smith Machine Comnanv wood working machinery, j For high grade engines, plain slide valve?Automatic, and Corliss, write me: Atlas, Watertown, and Struthers and Wells V. C. BAD HAM, 1326 Main St., Columbia. S. C MARK? OL1) NORTH STATE OINT MENT, the Oreat Antiseptic Healer, cures Piles, Eczema, Sore Eyes, Gianulated Eyelids, Carbuncles, Boils, Cuts, Bruis es, Old Sores, Burns, Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Toenails, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Aches and Pains, Chapped Hands and Lips, Erysipelas. It is something everybody needs. Once used always used. For sale by all druggists and dealers. At wholesale by THE MURRAY DRUG CO., Colnmbia, 8. C Wilmington and Conway Railroad. Daily exoept Sunday. Southbound.?No. 97. Leave Huh 3 00 pm Leave lliona 3*10 pin Arrive Chadbourn 3 86 pm Leave Cbailbourn 6 86 pm Leave Clarendon 6 00 pm I<eave Mt Tabor 6 16 pm Leave Lorie 6 86 pm Leave Sanfurd 0 60 pm Leave Bayboro 7 00 pm Lo >ve Privetts 7 09 pm Leave Adrian 7 12 pm Arrive Conway 7 40 pm Northbound.?No. 98. Leave Conway 8 80 am Leave Adrian 8 66 am Leave Privetts 9 00 am Leave Bayboro 9 10 am Leave Hanford 9 20 am Leave Loris 9 86 pm Leave Mt Tabor 10 10 am I save Clarendon 11 40 am Arrive Chadbourn 11 20 am Leave Chadhourn 11 60 am Leave lllons 12 16 pm Arrive Hub 12 26 pm WACCAlMAW LINK 8TEAMKK8.?The Steamer will leave the wbarf at Cenway every Monday and Wednesday morning for Georgetown at 4 o'clook, touching all intermediate point#; and will leave her wharf at. Georgetown every Tuesday and Friday morning for Conway at 4 o'clock, touohing at all intermediate point#. D. T. MoNelll, Gen'l Agt. and Treas., Conway, S C. B. A. Munneriyn Agent, Georgetown, B.C. NOTICE. Conway Ixnige, No. 90. Knights of Pythias will meet regularly the first and third Thursday nights of each month until otherwise ordered. I). A.Hpivky Chan. Com. J. C. Hpiyet K. R. A 8 May 14th, 9fi. ^ ly __ I ? . - .!? . .. .ft-., r i x ION IS ill Tonic. S bottle?hence you Grove's. Imitators ju would not buy Grove's contains ml is in a Tasteless Quinine drives the t will tell you that 11...1 T..O f..h>oo 'r chill tonics shows cry respect. You c's?its superiority d. Grove's is the malarial sections of . 50c. A Pointer. Money saved is money earned. We Ct'iii save you money; Let us earn some for you. WHEN YOU want M ACHIN ERY or APPUHTEN A NOES of ANY DESCRIPTION, consult 11s. We can furnish you the best value the market affords, at lowest prices consistent with high quality. SPECIALTIES. Engines, Boilers, Saw and Grist Mills, Brick Machinery, Rico Ilullers, Wood Working Machinery. The Murray Cleaning and Distributing (tinning System?simplest and most efficient. Liddell High Speed Automatic and Plain Engines. Erie City IronWorks Boilers in stock for immediate delivery. Car load of Wood Split Pulleys just received. W. H. Gibbes & Co., 804 dervnls Street, COLUMBIA, 8. O. THE LEADER INDEED^ The New Ball Bearing Domestic Sewing Machine It Leads in Workmanship, Beauty, Capacity, Strength, Light Run Kvory Woman Wants Ono. ^ Attachments, Needles and Parts for Sewing Machines of all makes. When ordering needles send sample. Price 27c per dozen, postpaid. Agents Wanted in Unoooupiod Terri tory. J. L. SHULL, 1219 Taylor Street, COLUMBIA, 8. O Murray's \ n 4-* xILI uiiiauc Mouth Wash Whitens the Teeth Cleanses the Mouth Sweetens the Breath The? Murray Drug Co., COLUMBIA, a. G Ortman Pays the EXpress I Steam Dyeing of every description. Steam, Naptha, French Dry and ? - ' uuniuioai cleansing. Send for onr new price list and circular All work guar an teed or no charge. jm Oilman's Steam Dye Works J 1310 Main Street K& COLUMBIA, S. C y; A. L. Ortman, Proprietor. *\ PITTHT" ~~T ^ imismic miUMioinV Cures La Or* ppe. dyspepsia, indigestion and all stomaoh and bowel troubles oolio or oholera morbus, teething troubles with ohildren, kidney troubles, bad blood and all sorts of sores, risings or felous, outs and burns. It Is as gocdantiseptio, when looallj applied, as anything on the market. Try it and you will praise it to others. If your druggist doesu i seep it, write to . v ; MURRY DRUG COMPANY, COLUMBIA, 8. 0. is