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\ ToU" YOUNG MKN. Dr. Ta'mage on the T( mptatb ns of College Life. PRACTICAL SU00E8TI0N For Those Who Are R< quired to Leave Their Homes?Helpfulness of Early CI ristlan Teachirg Dr. Talmago staid in London to occupy tho famous Wesley pulpit in tho City Koad oliapcl, whvro ho has preached several times beforo, always receiving a hearty welcome. Thenoo ho wont to Ireland, preaching in Belfast and Dublin. Tho discourso ho has ent thin week describes tlio behavior of ft young man away from hotuo and suggests practical lessons for pcoplo of every ago and class. The text is Daniol i, 5: And (ho king appointed thorn a daily provision of the king's meat and of tho wine which ho drank; so nourishing them three yoats, that nt tho end theroof they might stand before tho king." My text opens the door of a college in Babylon and introduces you to a young student 17 years of age, Daniel by natuo. Bo not surprised if in the college you find many hiliaritioa. Put a hundred young iiiod togotherand they uro to havo a good time. There is no aro harm in that. (5od does not writo out tho trees and tho grass and tho blossoms in dull proso. Tho old robin does not sit moping in the Dost becauso of tho chirpings and tho lively adventures of tho fledgelings that have just begun 10 fly. Do not couio into au orchard looking for winter apples on a Maymorning. But Daniel of tho text is far from being gay. What oppressive thoughts must have come over him aH ho remotnhorcd that ho was a oaptivo in astrango land! Tho musio that oamo into his study window was not the song of /ion, but tho 8? und of flute, sackbut and duloimor in the worship of tho heathen god. Moreover, ho had no hopo of ever getting hack home again and mooting those who had missed him long and missed him bitterly, wondering if lie wcro still alivo and finding many a luxury tastoless because they did not know hut Daniel might be lacking bread. v> non yon aou i woro in school or oollego and tlio vacation approaohed, wo woro full of bright antioipation, and wo oould not study tho last day, and wo oould not study tho last night. Tho lexicon and tho philosophical apparatus woro transparent, so wo could see right through them into tho meadows and tho orchards. Not ho with poor Daniel. Ho did not know that ho should evor escape from captivity, orosenping, ho did not ki ow hut when ho got home tho loved ones would ho dead, and Jie would go wandeiing and weeping among tho stpulohers of his fathers. Hosidos that tho king tiled to make him forgot his homo and forget his country; for that purpose actually ohanged his naoio. Tho king wanted him to bo a proditry in pcrsoial appearance, and ?o ho oidered meat ar.d wuio sent from his own table to Daniel, hut Daniel rofuses all this and puts liHiiflclf upon tho humblest di>i, tho poorest of all horbs, cftllty'. pulse, and plain waior. His at'ouoants cry out against this and Weil him ho will ptiish under rueh u diet. "No," ho says, "you <ry us for ton da} s, and if at the end of that time wo are not full chotkcd and robust as any, it will he surprising." Ton days pass along and tho students coma up for examination, and all declare that nono arc so ruddy and rol unt as Daniel and his fellow captives. Tho days of industrious j ujiiagc end tho jests pass by, and the d iy of graduati n has come, and Dai iol gets l is diploma, signed by tho king and loading %?i fol Iowa: "In all meters of wisdom and understanding that ihe king i..quired of ihom he lound them ten lituos betti r tbau all tho magicians and cst'.oloueis that wire in all l is realm." And so Daniel look the first lienor, and Iter-; tho story t nds, f.<r Daniel tho student hereafter will be Dinial the i nuiu iuin iater. Tho first thought suggested to ino by this buIj cot is that young men may be oarried mto oaptivity by their enemies Th? re is a captivity in >ro galling than the one in wi ich ^>.111 el was transport d; it is tho captivity of evil habit. Men do uot go into that wittingly. Slyly and impeiceptibly are tho oh&iiiB forged upon ibeu?, and ono day thoy wako up to find tin msolves away down in Habjlon. Cyms aitorwaid consented that some of his captives should return, and [>0,000 of them accepted the opportunity, but tell mo what evil habit ever con-cnted to lot a man go Ton plagues nu do Pnarach content to the depar.uro of God's pooplo, but t< II mo wliat Pharaoh of evil habit ever uhoecrfully contented to let any of its iotirrn go. Men talk of evil habits as though thoy were light and trivial, but thoy are soorpion vh ps that bar the' flesh; they are spikes more bloody than the path of a If rah mam; thoy make the poisonous robe of Netsut; they are the epulohers in which millions aro buried live. Tho young are in moro peril ho auso thoy aro unsu^i eoting. Tho lions aro asleep in their soul, aul their powor is not Buspcoicd. Tho timo when a ship's company makes mutiny in whon tho watchman is otf his guard. 1 When a spider meets a fly, it docs not . say, "Go down with mo to tho piaoc where 1 murder insects." No; it says, "Come and tako a bright morning walk i with me on this su; pension bridgo of < glittering gossamer." Oh, there is a < difforenoo hotwoen tho Bparklo of a ' erpent's oye and the crush of its slimy ' fnUu Thorn in > ~ ? V-? .?.?? ^uviv ? ? 'Jin' iuuuu uuiwoen | the beer's paw to>ing with a kid and t the oraokling of tho bouos in the tor \ rifio hug. < Pike's peak looks beautiful in the j distance, but ask the starved travelers by tho roadsido what thoy think of a Pike's peak. Are there thoso around r whom euspioiouH companions are gath- I red? Do thoir joate and their enter- c tainmcnts mako the hours go blithely r by wheo ycu are with thorn? Havo 1 you taken a sip from their oup of sin or 1 gona with tha'uin one pa'h of unrighta- j / f I ^ 1 fS oust ess? Turn bnoV. From Babylon thoy oamo and to'Babylon they would carry jou. if *o many plague strioki n men would like to 01 t? r your ootupan iotiship, bofor-3 * y one in a lived 10 pass into tbe iti iu>&oy of y nir heart put on them reverent quarantine My aubjoot also iiupront-r h mo with tho fact that early implosions aro al most in< tTaoeablo. Daniel had aroligi eus bringing up. From the good n.ein ing of lii-j namo I km* he bad pi in parentage. But as soon at ho comes into tho possession of tho king his name is changed, all his surroundings aro changed, and now, you say. will bogin the demoralization of his charaotor. Beforo his namo was Daniel, whioh means "God, my judge;" now, his namo is to bo Bcltcshazzar, whioh moans "tho treasurer nt thn irnrt It. *1 " Mnu? I you expect to soo him ovorthrown ?mid all thopo changed circumstances. Oh, no! D.tniol started right, and ho keeps on right. When 1 find what l>aniol is in Jerusalem, I am not sur prised to find what hois in H*bylon. 1 wish I could writo upon all paronts' hearts tho faot that early iuiproflsions aro well nigh ineffaceable. Whon I hco .Joseph, a pious lad in tho houso of his father Jacob, L am not surprised to seo him aoting bo nobly down in Egypt. When I flud Samuol, a pious lad, in tho house of his mother Hannah. I aui not surprised that ho gives terrible smiting to idolatry as soon as ho comes to manhood. David planned tho tomplo at Jerusalem and gathered tho materials for it building, but Solomon, tho son, came and put up tho struoturo, and that goes in all ageB. Tho father plariB tho character of tho child and its doBtiny for timo and oternity, thon the son completes tho Htruoturo. You might as woll put down a foundation ton feet by fivo and expcot to rear on it. a great cathodral an to put down a ooutraotcd character in a ohild's soul and yet rear upon it something extensively grand and cxtonfiivoly useful. lift mo say tothoso Christian paronts who Are doing their host in tho education of their children: Tako good heart;, your eons this morning may bo far away from you and in a distant city, but Cod, to whom you dedioatcd thorn, will look after thorn. Tho Cod of Daniel will take oaro of them far away in llabylon. "Train up a child in tho WAV he should en anil ivlinn lir< ia nl.l ho will not depart from it." Ho may wander away for awhilo and fall into hin and break your heart, but hiforo ho is dono with llrs life, you having oomtnended him to Hod, lio will ooino back again, for I put tbo emphasis in tho tight place and on tho word "old"whon I ropcat that passago and say, "Train up a child in tho way ho should go, and when ho is old ho wili not dopart from it." May you all havo tho glorious satisfaction of scoing your children walk in paths of rigtoousnoss and peace ! One with thorn on earth, may you bo one with them in hoavon! Hut 1 loarn also from this suljoot tho beauty of Christian sobrioty. Tho meat and the wino that wtro to come to Dtniol a table wore to como from the king's tnolo. Well, Daniel had no right to tako that food. Tho king was a heathen and, like all tho heathen, was aooustomed to a*-k a blessing bo ft-ro bo i artook of food, and in that blessing they always dodioatod the food to tho gods. So that Daniel had takou this food no would have broken the 'vr TTnioh forbade t he taking of food dedicated to idols. Ho ohoso pulse. It was a miracle that ho did not dwindlo away. Thoro is nothing in puDo, such a poor herb, to taako a man ruddy and health''ul Some poo pie talk hh though that woro a kind of diet which would nuke a man swarthy and ootupotent to do the duties of this life. That is not tho lesson at all. lint for a positivo miracle Daniel would havo dwit dhd away, and when (Jod for his self denial puts upon him this bonodiotion he puts a benediction upon all Christian sobrictv. I would not luvo you elftgs your preacher among thoso who would put unnecessary restraints upon lawful appetites. There arc thoso in tl.tH day who dispute the grant which (jod gave to man for animal food, and tlioy make a religion of their ! unfer as the Pharisees expected hcav-n for tlic ir f isting. Daniel did not always li;e on pulso. Ho was not a Qrahamito; ho was not a vegotarian. Ho went through that self donial bocausc tho food offered him was idola> irouu jooa. wttcn l roc Uod filling the cailli with all varieties of food, I 1 avo not much confidonco in the teaching of tho-:o who would (>ut usonsovcro regimen. Thoro aro paronts who, with a wrong thoory in this rcspeot, deny their eh ldren all harmless luxurios and without Mitlioient wquiry send them out to hoarding rchools whoro their intellects aro cultured to tho disadvantage of their starved bodies, so that from many a boarding school a class of 20 will graduate, 10 of them gho.-ts. Now wh *n 1 sco tho three angels eating the calf which Abraham slew and when I find Christ eating broilod fi->h even after his resurrection L oomo to tho oon cluion that tho theories of the vegetarian are not from a religious stand point well founded. Hut, oh, how mar y temptations to dissipation! With so many things to tempt tho appotito, how many toinpations to gluttony! With so many Sparkling btverages, how muoh tern pations to drunkenness Could I bting boforo this morning tho mothors and wives and sisters who havo wopt at tho graves of tho inobriato, your soul would bo ovrrprwered with tho spootaolo. Could 1 show you tho manly forms robbed of their beauty, tho eye flashings quonohod in tho wino oup, tho rnddy cheek from which rum has wormed tho roso, your souls would recoil with horror, and you would rieo up and cry, "Hogono, thou dream of hell! ' Are you fond of pictures? Hero is one drawn by Solomon: "Who hath woe? Who hath sorrow? Who hath lontcntions? Who hath babbling? Who hath wounds without oauso? They that tarry long at tho wino; they hat go to seek mixed wine. Look hou not upon tho wino when it in rod, ehon it movoth itsolf aright in tho nip. At tho last it bitoth liko a scrim t and Htingotb liko an adder." "Do you know what you are doing?" laid a mothor who had brokon into a ostaurant, tho Moor lookod against her, tor son inside/ 8ho oatno up to tho 1 lounter and Aw tho man of tho rostauant mingliig tho int( stealing oup for 1 tor own eon) Sho said to the man be- i lind the oonntei, "Do you know what 1 ou are do?yg?" "No," said he, "I i don't." Hays she, >% You are fattening graveyards." I think the tuont thrilling passage of a young man's 1 ifo is when ho loavos homo to toako his fortuno. Tho novelty and the romance of tho thing may keep him front any keen Borrow, but tho old people who have aoen tho destruction of so many who started with high hope cannot help but bo anxious. As long as ho was in his father's houso his waywardness was kindly chidcd, and at though rtomotimoH ho thought tho restraint rather bittor and rathor kcvoto in his.oalmor moments ho acknowledged it was salutary and righteous. Through the tndueueo of metropolitan friends tho father has obtained a positiou for his sou io tho city. Tho oomrados of tho young man oomo tho night beforo his doparturo to bid farowcll to tho adventurer. Tho morning of his going away ho walks around tho plaoo to take a last look at things?perhaps oomcs upon Homo object that starts a tear. sorno old familiar plaoo, but uo ouo hoch the tear. Tho trunk is put upon tho wagon, tho young man is oil for tho oity. Ho is sot down amid oxoitomonts and amid assooiatos that aro not ovoroaroful about thoir words their thoughts and actions. Morning comes. No family altar. Sabbath oomos. No rural quiot. Tho panoutary oomos, but all tho faoos aro strange, and no ouo oaros whether ho oomos to ohuroh or docs not oomo. On his way homo from the storo ho sous a placard announcing a raro and vivacious amusomcnt. Ilo has no greeting at tho door of tho boarding houso. lie has no appotito for tho food. No ouo oaros whothor ho cats or doos not oat?rathor ho would not?it is ohcapor' After tho tea ho goes into tho parlor, takes up a book, finds it dull, 110 sister to look over it with him. Goes up staits to his room in tho third story, finds it oold and uninviting, and in dospatr ho rushes out, oaring for nothing but to get somolhing to muko him stop thinking. Ilo is oaught in tho first whirl of Biu. Ilo has started out on tho dark sea where tho gleam of tho joy is tho flashing of tho pit and tho laughter is tho croaking of tho gato of tho lost. On, how many graves in tho country churchyard whioh, if they oould speak, would toll of young mon who went olf with high hopos and oauio baok blastoi and orushod to dingraootho sopulohcrof thoir fathorsl And yet this exodus must go on. As frotu distant hills tho rivers aro poured down through luunols to slake tho thirst of our groat oitios, so from distant oountry places tho stroams of incorrupt population must pour down to purity our groat oitios. To morrow morning on all tho thoroughfaros, in ovory steamboat and in every railway oar wilt bo young men going forth to seek thoir fortunes in our groat towns. O Lord God of Daniel, help thorn to ho as faithful in Babylon as they wore in Jerusalem! Forgot not, O my young friend, in tho great soaporti tho moral and roligious principles inculcated b> parental solicitude, and if today seated in tho house of God you feel tho ad vantago of early Christian oulturo for got not those to whom VOIl nr.i m,?.i indebted and pray God that, an old ago 00U108 upon thoui and tho shadow ol death, the hopo of lioavon may beam through tho darkness. God forbid that nuy of us through our misconduct should bring disgrace upon a father s unuio or provo rooroant to tho iovo of a mother. Tho dramatist make no ex aggeration when ho exclaimed, "Ho v sharpor than a serpent's too?h it is to havo a thankless child!" Oil, that God would help you as parents and as young pooplo to tako to heart tho lessons of this important subject, and if wo shall loarn that thoro is danger of boiug oarried into oapitivty, and that oarly liuprossions aro almost inttlscoablo, and that thon is something beautiful in (JhriatiiP sobriety, and that thoro is groat attriotivonoss in piety away from homo?then it will ho to you and to me a matter of everlasting congratulation that wc oonsidorod how Daniel behaved whon he booatno a oollcgo studont at Babylon. Guro digests what you oat and gives the worn out stomach perfect rest. It is tho only preparation known that completely digests all classos of foods; that is why it ourcs tho worst cases of indigestion and htomae'i troubles after everything else has failed. It may be taken in all conditions and cannot help but do you good. Dr. K Njrton. Still a DemocratRegarding the Btatomont made in a rocont spoeoh by Gov. llooscyolt that he was glad to soo such men as Gen. Whoclor supporting President MoKiuloy in the presont campaign, (Jon. ii iiuuici ckiu rrmsy". 'Gov. lloosovolt is honestly mistaken. lie uiado the stanouient on tho strength of a publication ma lo by a man in a New Yor* distriot unfriendly to mo, that 1 had deliver a Republican speech at Klorenoo. In oingress there is on'y one mombcr who has so h.ng and so consistently as i have supporiod tho Demooratio masurcs. There is no need for mo to dony theso statements. Tho peoplo of Alabama do not doubt my fealty to the Domooratio party." It is well to know that DoWitt'n W'itoh Hazel Salvo will heal a burn and stop tho pain at onco. It will euro oozema and hkin diseases and ugly wounds and sores Lt is a certain ouro | for piles. Counsorfoits may bo offerod you. See that you got tho original DoWitt's Witoh Hazel Salve. Dr. E Norton. A Lynching Erastus Warfiold, a negro, was lynohod at Klktown, Ky., Thursday, by a mob who took him from thoooun ty jail whore ho had boon plaood for attempting to broak into a farm houso where tho farmer's wife an*! ? - ? ..? w ?tvv?v VUIIU wcro the only oooupaota. Koolinga of safety porvado the household that uhos Ono Minato Cough Cure, the only harmless remedy that produoes immediate results. It is infallible for eoughs, oolds, eroup and all throat and lung troublo. It will proront consumption. Dr. K Norton. A ftuwr Notion. Although it is estimated that the ooal deposits in the piovinoe of Shansi, China, aro sufficient 4o supply tho woxld with, foul for 41)00 yoars, the Chiuese have nttor usfd any of it for fuel booause they \ere afraid they would ofloud some o" their old earth lods by digging it. { CAROLINA'S CARNIVAL Every Thluif Ready for Our Great State Fair. Columbia, Ort. 20.?Special: Matter* aro now iu great shape for the State fair. The touching up of the gr unds and buildings has beon cornpitted. The spaco for tho different exhibits has been assigned, and applications from other exhibitors aro boing promptly answered by Scorotary Holloway and his assistants. All the indications point to a fair that shall be among tho greatest in all tho history of the Agricultural Society. Not only will thoro bo plenty ? ? k... .1 ?ill I w ouu, I/UV lUVll) Will UO 1> ouiy OI J'COplo to scu thorn. Cnloss all signs fail thcro will be a groat oroxd hero all tho week. It is ozpootod that overy dopartmont of tho fair will bo bottor filled with varied exhibits than ever befort thus aflording to visitors a viow of objoots that will not only interest but advantago also. Tho nutubor of fine horses on exhibition promises to bo unusually largo. Othor foaturos will attract visitors and ontortain them also. Til K Ml LIT ART FEATURE. Tho enoampuiontof tho Stato militia will bo a grand atfair. Adjutant Gon oral Floyd estimates that thoro will suroly bo not less than one thousand soldiors present. Tho followiug oorn mands will suroly bo in oamp, and will tako put in tho parado and tho oouopotitivo drills: First lljgimont. Col. J. C. Kjyd, oommanding. .Jasper Light Infantry, Yorkville, Capt. \V. If. Moore. llazclwood Kiflos of Cornwall, Choi tor oounty. Capt. .J. 8. MoKeown. Morgan Kiflos of Clifton, Capt. John L Langston. MoGowan Voluntoors of Spartanburg, Capt. Wm. MoGowan. Gjonwood Light Infantry of Greenwood, Capt. II. M. Gainos. Fort Mill Light Infautry of Fort Mill, Capt. W. H. Bradford. Loo Light Lnfaotry of Cheater, Capt. J. C. MoLuro. Second Kogiiuont. Col Wilie Jones, commanding: Tillmin Voluntcors of Orangeburg, Capt. J. H. Clatfy. Kiobland Voluntcors of Columbia, Cart. Walter N. Kirkland. Sumter Light lufantry, Sumter, Capt. II. Frank Wilson. Timinousvillo Guards of Timtnonswill/. U7 II taiiV) ? 11* 1VC11U. Bamberg Guards of Bamborg, Capt. W. 11. Wright. Tho Kershaw Guards of Camden, Capt. 8. C Zsnip Gjvcrnor's Guards, Columbia, Capt. John Black, Charleston First battalion. Major llonry Sohaohtc commanding, 200 mon. Naval militia reserve- Lafayette Artillery, Charleston, Capt. C. L. Dull is; Ctiio *ra It ffoa, Mt. Ploasant, Lieut .) A. Patjons; Beaufort Volunto r Artillery, Beaufort, Lieut. Geo. P. 10 liott. So ftr the following members of tho governor's sialf outside of Columbia h ivo indiiated their intention of attending: Pols C J Bidding, Charleston; A II M os', Orangeburg; D. A. Spivey, Horry; 1'. J. Hauier, Bonnrttsvillo;T. F. Brantley, O.angoburg; Geo. I) Tillman, Jr , Clark's Hill; Jno. F. Folk, Bimbrrv; W. C. Hough, Ltncaator. and II. A. I'ripp, Biaoksburg. Fuollont arrangements for tho quartering and foeding of tho troyps have boon porfro od, and uothiug will bo left undouo that will oontribute to their oomfort. Tho plaoo for tho encampment is eo- vouiont to tho fair grounds, ami otherwise well adapted to tho pur poso. Thero will be abundance of good water. SCHOOLS ANI) 0Ol.L?O*8, It is now nottlod that tho studonts of Clotnson Collogo and Wiuthrop Collego, uu luu uauuta in mo uiiftii'i ac mo my will attend iho fair for ono day at lomt. Clomson and Winthrop will h?vo an exhibit illustrating tho work dono by its studonts. Tno oidots of both Ciointton and tho Citadt 1 will appear in tho parado of the troops when they are roviowod by tho governor. Sotno of tho finoBt drilling over witnosscd in South Corolina may bo oxpeoted of bothoorps. ON TIIK STBVKTA Pooplo as a rule profor to spend part of ouoh day of fair woek "down Htroot " They want to soo Columbia And Co lumbia wants to sco thorn. So tho oity folks have arrangod, for ovory afternoiD, a Htroot exhibition eonsisting of aorobatio porformanoos, tightrope walking, and othor feats by tirst-olass artists. VAIN8 riUKWORKS. Preparations arc rapidly making for tho pyrotohnio displays on Tuesday, Woducsday and Thursday of fair wook. This will ho ono of tho greatest attraotions of tho week It will tako plaoo in rear of tho fair grounds- where thero is a natural amphitheatre stnknigly adapted for suoh an exhibition. Comfortable seats will bo provided for tho immense crowd that will surely attond. ACCOMMODATIONS. Columbia's hotels and boardinghouses oould not bo cxpooted to aooommodato the throng of visitors in fair week. Tho management of the oity Fair Association w ? -?*-> v wuvtvivio HI 11% u cd to have quarters in numerous private bousos in difforcnt parts of tho oity, on most riasonablo terms. THE JAY BAND. Hero is a lottcr which tells of one big attraction: Bull Swamp P. O., Lexington Co., 8.0. Mr. Editor Tho State. Doar Sar I have just seed in vou last Tusy paper whore a Jay band was a oomin to tho Fair. Woll Sar the Bull Swamp cornet band hos boen hired to play musio and 1 rookon you oall us a Jay band beoause wo aro a playing ohoap, but we only want to let the people hoar us onoe, and wo will git the Job every Fair, woeok. When my boys strikes up tho B. K. Tillman uiaroh writton for tho Bull Swamp oornet band by Mike whit business will suspen ohilern will leave soool and, the Columbia musicians will go mad with envy. We aro a ooming up Mondy eving, but wo wont bo )n town till Tusdy mornin as wo aro a coin to stop in Brookland with Adam f U Monday night. He f X _ A__. - fo< Wa| THE I Grove's The formula know just what y 1 * . do not advertise tt their medicine it y Ir<>it and Quinine p form. The Iron malaria out of the Grove's IS the Or Chill Tonics are ii that Grove's is s are not cxperimen and excellence h only Chill Cure s the United States. dont uo we aro oomin but it witl be all right T ors Truly Bill Simpkins Ledor of th? Bull Swamp band How's This? Wo offor Ono Hundred Dollars Howard for any oaso of Catarrh that oannot bo ourod by Hall's Catarrh Curo. r. j. tjti WiNtt Y & CO. Props., Toledo, O. Wo, tho undorsignod, hayo known F. .J. Chonoy for tho last 15 years and boUovoh him porfootly honorablo in all businoaa tranaaotiona and financially able to oarry oat any obligations mado by thoir firm. West & Fruax, Wholoaale Druggists, Tolodo, O. Waldinu, Kinnan & Maiivin, Wholosalo Druggists, Tolodo, O. Hall's Catarrh Curo is takon intornally, noting dirootly upon tho blood and muoous surfaoos of tho systom. Prioo 75o. por bottlo. Sold by all Druggists, Testimonials froo. Hall's Family Pills aro tho host. Dr. W. H. Lowis, Lawronoovillo, Va. writos, "1 am using Kodol Dyspopsi? Cure in my praotioo among sovoro oasos of indigostion and find it an admirable romody." Many hundreds of physicians depends upon tho uso of Kodol Dyspepsia Curo in stomach troubles. It digosts what you oat, and allows you to oat all tho good food you need, providing you Uo not ovci load your stomaoh. Gives iustant relief and a permanent euro. Dr. E. Norton. A Tramp Lynched. Frank Hardeman, a tramp nogro. wai lynohed at Wollston Ga., oarly Wednesday morning for assaulting Mrs. B. II. Poirson, the wife of a Baptist preacher. Tho woman and thrco small ohildron were in tho room at the time and raised an alarm. Tho nogro buried hnnsolf in a cotton patch but was found and lynohed. His body was hung by the side of the railroad in view of passengorson the oars Torturing skin eruptions, burns and sores are soothod at ouoe and promptly hoalcd by applying DeWitt's Witoh Hazel Salvo, tho host known ouro for pilos. Bowaro of worthless counterfeits. Dr. E. Norton. ???a?????????a??????s?s?s?pa Wilnnfltn and Conway Railroad. Daily exoent Sundav. Southbound.?No. 97. Lmt? Hub... 8 00 pm Lmt* llion* S*10 pas Arrlre Chadbourn.. t 16 pa Lmt* Cbadbourn 6 86 pa Lmt* Clarendon 6 00 pm Lmt* Ml Taber 6 16 pa Lmt* Lorla ? 6 66 pm Lmt* Ban ford * 60 pa Lmt* Baybero 7 00 pa Lmt* PrieetU 7 09 pa Lmt* Adri*a 7 1*2 pa ArrlTeCoaway 7 40 pa Northbound.?No. 98. Lmt* Conway 8 80 am Lmt* Adrian s 66 aa Lmt* prit*tt* 9 00 am Lmt* Bayboro 9 10 aa Lmt* San ford 9 20 am Lmt* Lorl* 986 pa Lmt* Ml Tab*r 1010 aa Lmt* Clarendon 1140 aa ArriT* Gbadbourn 11*20 aa Lmt* Ohadbeurn 1160 aa Lmt* Illeaa 1*216 pa ArrlT* Hob 1366 pa WAOCAMAW LINI STBA MLEflS.?Th* Steamer will Imt* th* wharf at Conwaj *t*rj Monday and Wednesday morning for Georgetown at 4 o'olook, touohing all intermediate point*; and will Imt* h*r wharf at Georgetown ererj Tuesday and Friday morning for Conway at 4 o'olook, touohing at all Intermediate point*. D. T. MoNelll, Gen'l Agt. and Tr*m., Conway, S C. B. A. Munnarlyn I Agent, Georgetown, 8,0. NOTICE. Conway Lodge, No, 90. Knlsht* of Pythias will meet regularly the first and twi?i mi-. * uuni 1 nursaay nignts or each month until otherwise ordered. D. A.8PIYBT Chan. Com. J. 0. BPITBT K. R. A 8 May 14th, W. ly H. H. WOODWARD, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, CONWAT, S. C. MV*(Jfiioe up stairs oyer Herald oAoe opposite Bank. R.B. Scarborongh, Co SWAT, 8. c. ATTORNEY AT LAW. I Dh. H. H. BURROUGHS, L0RI8, 8. C. Calls promptly answered nigh or day. arta^ Chill^ JEST PRESCR Tasteless Chi is plainly printed on every 1 on are taking when you take 1 leir formula knowing that yoi C411 knew what it contained, ut up in correct proportions an acts as a tonic while the C system. Any reliable druggist Iginml and that all other s< riitations. An analysis of other upcrior to all others in eve ting when you take Grove' aving long been established old throughout the entire m No Cure, No Pay. Price, Atlantic Coast Line I - - RAILROAD COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. C0NDKN8KI) Sell KDUI.R. TraiuH Going South. Dated Nov. 19, 1899. No.66* No.86 ] P. M. A. M I Leave Wilmington 8:46 Leave Marion 0:84 Arrive Rorenoe 7:16 Leave Florenoe *7:46 *2 84 Arrive Sumter 8:67 8 60 I No. 62 A. M. 1 Leave 8umter 8:67 ?9 40 J Arrive Columbia 10:20 1100 No. 62 rune through from Charleston via Central R. It., leaving Charleston 7:00 a. m Lanes 8:84 a. m., Manning 9:09 a. m. Trains Going North. No. 64* No.6* A. M. P M Leave Columbia *6:40 *4 16 Arrive Humter 8:06 6 86 No 82 _ P. M * Leave Sumter *8:06 6 06 VI Arrive Florence. 9:20 7 20 g Leave Florenoe 9.60 V*< Leave Marion 10:80 Arrivo Wilmington 1:16 IT Daily. n >0. 68 runs through to Charleston, B. C., via Centval R. R., arriving at Manning 6:04 ^ p. m., Lanes 6:48 p. m., Charleston 8:30 p. m 1^ Trains on Conway Branch leave Chad ^ bourn 6 36 p ra, arrive Couway 7 40 p m returning leave Conway 8 30 a in, arrive r Chadbourn 11 20 a m, leave Chadhourn 11 6( 0] a m, arrive Hub 12 26 p m, returning leavt ., Hub 3 00 p m, arrive Chadbourn 8 36 p m Daily except Sunday. V J. R. Keuly, General Manager. ^ T. M. Emerson, Truffio Manager. M.M. Emerson, General Passeagor Agen 1 A Pointer. Money ?ar?d ia money ?ariiad. Wo can Mtr? you money; ILot uu earn tome for you. WHl^TOU want MACHINERY or APPUR TENANCES of ANY DESCRIPTION, consult us. Weean furnish you the best value the market affords, at lowest prieos consistent with high quality. SPECIALTIES. V Engines, Boilers, Saw and B Orist Mills, Brick Machinery, S Rice Hullers, Wood Working C Machinery. ei The Murray Cleaning and Dis- 5 tributing Ginning System?sim- jj pleat and most eflleient. Lid- * ! dell High Spood Automatic and ^ i Plain Engines. J Erie City Iron Works Boilers | 11 in stoek for immediate delivery. 1 n Car load of Wood Split Pulleys j F just reeeived. d W. H. Qibbes & Co., I 804 Gervals Street, _ COLUMBIA, 8 O Murray's 1 Aromatic Mouth Wash Whitens the Teeth 11 Cleanses the Month Sweetens the Breath The? A Murray M Drug Co., p, COLUMBIA,S C . A rirtmnn PavQ . w illlHIl UJ w the EXpress Steam Dyeing of every description. Steam, Nap* tha, French Dry and chemical cleansing. Send { for onr new price list and ?n< cironlar. All work guar Jj anteed or no charge. ?n Oilman's Steam Oye Works 1810 Main Street Columbia, S. C & A. L Ortman, Proprietor. * 'V i \ ON BS 11 Tonic. mottle?hence you Grove's. Imitators .1 would not buy Grove's contains d is in a T astelcss Quinine drives the will tell you that o-callcd Tasteless chill tonics shows ry respect. You s?its superiority Grove's is the alarial sections of 50c. Saw Mills, Corn Mills, Cane Mills, Rice Hullers, Pea Hullers, Engines, Boilers, j Planers and ] Matchers, j Swing Saws, J Rip Saws, - A tid all other kinds of w?od rorkincr maeliin?rr Vfv ft eant Log Beam Saw mill is I he heaviest, strongest, and I lost efficient mill for the lonay on the market, quiok, % ccurate. State Agent for H. I I. Smith Machine Company 1 'ood working machinery. I 'or high grade engines, plain lide valve?Automatic, and orliss, write me: Atlas, Vatertown, and Struthers nd Wells V. C BADHAM, #28 Main St., Colnmbia, S. C. P^vue\ ' \ i1 ' \ | MARK? OLD NORTH STATU OINT 1 1BNT, the Great Antiseptic [esler, cures Piles, Eczema, ore Eyes, Gianulated Eyelids, arbuncles, Boils, Cuts, Bruis}, Old Sores, Burns, Corns, unions, Ingrowing Toenails, aflammatory Rheumatism. V ches and Pains, Chapped lands and Lips, Erysipelas, t is something everybody , eeds. Once nsed always nsed. or sale by all drnggists and ealers. At wholesale by HE MUUKAY I) HUG CO., olnmbia, 8. C THE LEADER INDEED. he New Ball Bearing Domestic > ttachments, Needles and ,; Parts for Sewing Machines of all makes. 7hen ordering needles send imple. Price 27c per dozen, 5Stpaid. 11 gents Wanted in Unoccupied Tcrrl 1 . J L. 8HULL, 1219 Taylor Street, % I COLUMBIA, 8. O' PITTS' } IIMPIIC iwomiom^1. 3uree La Or'pp?, dyspepsia, indigestion 1 all stomach and bowel It? ublea, solio or ?lera morbus, teething troubles wHh lldren, kidney troubles, bad blood and sorts of sores, risings or felons, outs and rns. It Is a* good nutieeptio, when locally plied, as anything on ths market. Pry it and you will praise it to others, four druggist doesn't keep it, write to 1URRY DRUG COMPANY, , COLUMBIA, 8. 0.