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SPIRIT OF CREED Dr. Talmsge Telia of Its Blighting Effect on Mank'nd. STRONG DENUNCIATION Of Tho*e Who Worship the Qolden Calf of Modern Idolatry and Sacrifice Themselves on Its Altar. In this discourse Dr. Talraago shows how tho spirit of grood dostroys when it takos possession of a man and that money got in wrong ways is a ourso. Text: ttxoduB, xxxii, 20, And ho took tho calf which thoy had mado and burnt it in tho tiro, and ground it to powder, and strowed it upon tho water, and mado tho ohildren of Israel drink of it." Pooplo will havo a god of soino kind, and thoy prefer ono of thoir own making. Hero oomo tho Israelites, breaking eff their goldon earrings, tho men as well as tho women, in thoso times thoro was masculino as well as fominino deooration. Where did they got thoso beautiful gold earrings, ooming up as thoy did from tho desort? Oh, thoy borrowed them of tho Egyptians whon thoy loft Egypt. Thoso oarrings aro piled up into a pyarmid of glittering beauty. "Any moro oarnugs to bring?" says Aaron. None. Eiro is kindled, tho earrings aro melted and pourod into a mold, not of an eagle or a waroharger, but of a Billy oalf. Tho gold oools down tho mold is taken away, and tho idol is sot up on its four legs. An altar is built in front of tho shining oalf. Thoti tho pooplo throw up thoir arms and gyrato and shriek and danoo vigorously and worship. Mosos has boon six weeks on Mount Sinai, and ho oomcs back and hoars tho howling and sees tho danoing of thoso goldon oalf fanatics, and ho loses his paticnoo, and ho takes tho two platos of stono on whioh were written tho Ten Commandments and flings thorn so hard against a rook that they split all to pioocs. Whon a man gets angry, ho is apt to break all tho Ton Commandinonts! Mosos rushes in, and ho takos this oalf god and throws it into a hot tiro until it is molted all out of shape and thon pulvotizcs it, not by tho modorn applianoo of nitromuriatic aoid, but by tho anoicnt applianoo of niter or by tho old fashioned filo. Ho stirs for tho pooplo a moBt nauseating draft, lie takes this pulvorixcd golden oalf and throws it in tho only brook whioh is aoooBsiblo, and tho pooplo aro oompollcd io oring oi mat Drook or not brink at all. Hut they did not drink all the glittoring stufl thrown on tho surfaoo. Some of it flows on down tho surfaoo of the brook to tho rivor and then (lows on down tho rivor to tho Boa, and tho soa takes it up and boars it to tho mouth of all tbo rivers, and when tho tidoB sot baok tbo remains of this golden oalf aro oarricd up into tho Potomao and tho Hudson and tho Thames and tho Tiber, and mon go out, and they skim tho glittering surfaoo, and they bring it ashoro, and thoy mako another golden oalf, and California and Australia break off thoir golden earrings to augment tho pilo, and in tho firos of linanoial cxoitcmcnt and strugglo all these things arc molted togcthor, and whilo wo stand looking and wondering what will como of it, lo, wo find that tho golden oalf of Israclitish worship has beoomo tho golden oalf cf European and Amorioan worBhip. Pull asido this eurtain and you soo the goldon oalf of modern idolatry. It is not, liko other idols, uiado out of stooks or stone, but it has an car so sensitive that it oan hear tho whispers on Wall street, and Thiid street, and Stato street, and lootfalls in tho Hank of England, and tho flutttcr of a Frenchman's heart on tho Hourdo. It has an eyo so keen that it oan boo tho rust on tho farm of Michigan wheat aud tho in *eoi in mo Maryland peach orchard and tho trampled grain under tho hoof of tho Russian war chargor. It is so mighty that it swings any way it will tho world's shipping. It has its foot on all tho morohantmon and tho stoainors. It started tho Amorioan civil war and undor God, stopped it, and it docid.d the Turke Russian oontcst. Ono broker in Soptcmber, in New York, shouted, "Ono hundred and sixty for a million! and the wholo oontinout shivered. Tho goldon oalf of tho text has, as far as Amcrioa is oonoerned, its right front foot in Now York, its loft front foot in Chioago, its right back foot in Charleston, its left back foot in Now Orleans, and it shakes itsolf tho world. Oh, this i6 a mighty god?tho golden oaif of tho world's worship. But ovory god must havo its temple, and this golden oalf of tho text is no exoeption. Its tcmplo is vaster than St. Paul s cathedral in England, and SU Peter's in Italy, and tho Alhambra of tho Spaniards, and tho Parthenon of tho Greeks, and tho Taj Mahal of tho Hindoos and all tho oathodrals put together. Its pillars aro grooved and fluted with gold, and its ribbed arohos are hovering gold, and its ohandcliers aro dooonding gold, and its floors aro teBsellatcu gold, and its vaults aro orowded heaps of gold, and its spiros and domes are soaring gold, and its organ pipes aro resounding gold, anl its pedalsare tramping gold, and its stops pulled out aro aro flashing gold, whilo land at the head of tho templo, as tho !J! 1 piasiuing Qcuy, are trie hoofs and shouldors and eyes and oars and nostrils of the oalf of gold. Further, ovory god must havo not only its temple, but its altar of sacrifice, and this golden oalf of the text is no exoeption. Its altar is not inado out of stone as other altars; but out of oounting room desks and firoproof safes, and it is a broad, a long, a high altar. The viotims sacrificed on it aro tho Bwartouts and tho Ketohams and tho Fisks and 10,000 other pcoplo who aro slain before this golden oalf. What does this god oare about tho groans and struggles of the viotims beforo it? With eold, metallio eye it looks on and yot lets them suffer. What an altar I What a saerifioo of mind, body and soul! Tho p tysioal health of a great multitude is hung on to this sacrifioal altar. They cannot sleep, and they tako ohloral and and morphine and intoxioants. Some of them struggle in nightmare of stooks j 0 ?. . . . _ . and at 1 o'oleck in tho morning suddonly rioo up, shouting, "A thousand shares of Now York Central?108*-tako ill" until tho who'o family is alfrightod, and tlo speculator*fals hack on thoir pillow and sloop until they aro awakened again by a "corner in I'aoilio Mail or a suddon "riso"-cf ltook Id and. Thoir norvos gono, their digest ion gono their brain gono, thoy dio. Tho gowned ecclesiastic oomes in and reads tho funeral ecrvice, "Blesstd aro tho doad who dio in tho LordMistake. They did not "dio in tho Lord." Tho golden oalf kicked thorn! Tho troublo is whom tnon sacrifico themselves on this altar suggostcd in tho text thoy not only saorifioo themselvos, but thoy saorifioo thoir fainilios.. If a man by a wrong oourso is determined to go to pordition, Isupposo you will havo to lot him go. Hut ho puts his wifo and ohildron in an equipago that is tho amazement of tho avonuos, and tho drivor lashes tho horses into two whirlwinds, and tho spokes Hash in tho sun, and thogoldon headgear of tho harness gloarns until blaok calamity takos tho bits of tho horsos and stops them and shouts to tho luxuriaots of tho equipago, "(Jot out!" Thoy got out. Thoy got down. That husband and fathor flung his family so hard they novorgot up. Thoro was tho mark on them for lifo?tho mark of a Bplit hoof ?tho doath dealing hoof of tho goldon oalf. Solomon olTered in ono sacrilioo on one occasion 22,000 oxen and 120,000 shoop, but that was a tamo saorifioo compared with tho raultitudo of men who aro sacrificing themselves on this altar of tho-golden oalf and saorifioing their families with them. Tho soldiers of Ooncral Havolook in India walkod litorally ankle docp in tho blood of "tho house of massaoro" whero 200 whito women and children had bcon slam by tho sepoys, but tho blood about thin altar of tho goldon oalf flows up to tho knoo, flows up to tho girdlo, Howh up to tho shoulder. flown up to tho lip. Groat God of hcavon and earth, havo meroy on Uiobo who iimuolato thorn boIvch on this altar! Tho golden calf has none. Still the degrading worship goos on, and the devoteos knool and kisH tho dust and count their goldon beads and oross themselves with tho blood of thoir own saorifioo. Tho tuusio rolls on undor tho nrohes. It is mado of clinking silver and clinking gold and tho rattling speoio of the bangs and brokers' shops and tho voices of all tho exchanges. Tho fioj rano of the worship is carried by tho tiiriid voioos of men who havo just bogun to spooulato, whilo tho deep bass rolls out from thoso who for ton years havo boon steeped in tho soothing caldron. Chorus of voiocs rejoicing over what thoy havo made; ohorus of voioos wailingovor what they havo lost. This tomplo of which I spoak stands open day and night, and thoro is the glittering god with his four foot on broken hearts, and thoro is tho Binoking altar of saorifio"*, new victims ovory moment on it, and thoio are the kncolin., 1.1- 1-- -I * " ' 1U6 UUTUit'ur I mm VIM! UUAUlUgy 01 I flC worship rolls on, while death stands with moldy and skeloton arm boating tinio for tho chorus?"More, rnoro, more!"' Some pcoplo aro vorymuoh surprised at tho actions of pcoplo in tho Stook Kxchango, Now York. In loed, it is a soono Bomotimoa that paral^zos description and is boyond tho imagination of any ono who has never looked. What snapping of fingor* and thumb and wild gostioulation and raving like hyonas and stamping liko hutTalocs and swaying to and fro and jostling and running ono upon another and deafening uproar, until the president of tho exohaugo strikos with his mallot four or live times, crying, "Order, orderl" and the aston ished spoctator goes out into tho fresh air fooling that he has esoapod from pandemonium. What doos it all moan? I will tell you what it means. Tho devotees of ovcry heathen tomplo out thomsolvoB to picoos and yell and gyrate This vooiferation and gvration of tho Stook Mxchaogo is all appropriate. This is tho worship of tho goldon calf. Hut my toxt suggests that this worship has to be brokon up, as tho bohavior of Mosos on this oooasion indicated. Thoro aro thoso who say that this golden oalf spoken of in tho tcxtwas hollow and merely plated with gold, otherwiso Mosos oould not have carried it. I do not know that hut somehow, perhaps by tho assistance of hiH frionds, ho takes up this golden oalf, which is an infernal insult to God and man, and throws it into tho firo and it is molted, and thon it oomcs out and is ooolod off, and by somo ohomioal applioanoo or by an old fashioned file it is pulvorizod. and it is thrown into tho brook, and as punishmont the pcoplo arooompollod to drink tho nausoating stuff. So you may dopond upon it that God will hum aud ho will grind to picoos tho goldon oalf of modern idolatry, and ho will compel tho pcoplo in their agony to drink it. If not before, it will bo so on tho last day. I know not whero tho firo will bogin, whothcr at tho "Battery" or Lombard Btrcot, whothor at Shorcditoh or West Knd, but it will ho a very hot blszo. All tho govcrnmont securities of the United Slatoa and Great Britain will ourl up in tho first hlazo. All tho monoy safes and doposit vaults will melt undor tho first touoh. Tho sea will burn liko tinder, and tho shipping will bo abandoned forever. Tho melting gold in tho broker's window will burst through tho moltco window glass into tho stroot, but tho ilying population will not stop to sooop it up. Tho ory of '"Firo! ' from tho mountain will bo answered by tho ory of "Firel' in tho plain. Tho oontlagration will burn out from tho oontinont toward tho soa and thon burn in from tho soa toward tho land. Now York and London with ono out of tho red soytho of dostruotion will go down. Twenty-five thousand milos of conflagration I Tho oarth will wrap itself round and round in shroud of flamo and lio down to porish. What then will bccomo of your golden oalf? Who thon so poor as to worship it? Molted or botwoen tho upper and tho nothcr millstono of falling mountains ground to powdor. Dagon down, Molooh down, Juggernaut down, goldon oalf down! But overy day is a day of judgment, and God is all tho time grinding to picoos tho goldon calf. Sotno years ago in a timo of panio wo lcarnod as never beforo that forgorios will not pay, that tho watoring of stock will not pay, that tho spending of 150,000 on ocuntry seats and a palatial oity rosidenoo when there aro only ?10,000 in_ i oomo will not pay, that the appropriation of trust funds to our own private speoulation will not pay. We had a groat national turner in tho shapo of tiotiinus prosperity. Wo oallcd it national onlargomcnt. Instoad of oalliug it culargoinont wo might bettor havo oallcd it a swelling. It was a tumor, and God out it out, and tho natiou was sont baok to tho prinoiplos of our fa'hers and grandfathers, when twioo thrco mado ti instoad of 00 and whon tho apples at tho bottom of tho barrel wcro just as good as tho applos on tho top of tho barrol and a silk handkerchief was not half ootton and a man who woro a $"> ooat paid for was iuoro honored than a man who woro a $~>0 ooat not paid for. Tho modorn golden oalf, like tho onoof tho text, is very apt to be mado out of borrowed gold. Those Isoralitos of tho text borrowed tho earrings of mo Egyptians and thon luoltod them into a god. This is tho way tho golden calf is mado nowadays. A great many housekeeper# not paying for tho ariiolos thoy got borrow of tho grocor and tho bakor and tho butohor aud tho gry goods sollor. Thon tho retailers borrows of tho wholosalo dealer. Thon tho wholosalo dealer borrows of tho oapitalist, and wo borrow and borrow and borrow until tho community is dividod into two olas608, thoso who borrow and thoso who aro borrowed of, and after awhilo tho oapitalist wants his monoy, and ho rushes upon tho wholcsalo dealer, and tho wholosalo dealer wants his monoy, and ho rushos upon the rotailcr, and tho rotailor wants his monoy, and ho rashos on tho customer, and wo all go down togothor. There is many a man this day who rides in a earriago and owes tho black smith for tho tiro ond tho whoolwright for tho wheel and tho trimmor for tho ourtaiu and tho drivor for unpaid wages and tho harness maker for tho bridle and tho furrier for tho robo, while from tho tip of tho earriago tongue clear back to tho tip of tho oamol's hair shawl fluttoring out of tho baok of tho vohiolo everything is paid for by notes that havo boon throo times ronowod. I toll you that in thin oountry wo shall never got things right until wo stop boi rowing and pay as wo go. It is this temptation to borrow and borrow and borrow that keeps tho peoplo everlastingly praying to the golden oalf for holp, and just at tho minuto Ihey ex poet tho holp tho goldon oalf troads on them. Tho judgements of God, liko Moses in tho text, will rush in and br< ak up this worship, and L say let tho work go on until ovcry man shall loaru to speak tho truth with his neighbor, and thoso who mako engagements shall foel thcmsolvos bound to keop Jthom, and when a man who will notropontof hiH business iniquity, 1 ut g^es on wishing to patiato his cannibal appotito by devouring widow's houses, shall, by tho law of tho land, booomjolod to oxohango tho brownstone front for tho ponitontiary. Lit tho goldon calf perish! Hut, if wo havo tnado this woild our god, when wo como to dio wo shall pee our idol demolished. How inuoh of this world arc you going to tako with you iuto tho next? Will you have two pockets?ono in caoh sido of your shroud? Will you cushion your oatket with honds and mortgages and oerlilioatcB of stook? Ah, no! Tfto forryhoat that orosses this Jorhan takes no baggago?nothing hoavior than an immortal spirit. You may, perhaps, tako f500 with you two or three miles in ?ho sbapo of funeral trappings to tho omiotary, but you will havo to leavo them thoro. It would not bo safe for VOU to lie down thorn with ? gold watch or diamond ring. It would bo a tcni pat ion to tho pillagoro. If wo havo mado thin world our god, wo shall boo our idol when wo dio ground to pieoos by our pillow, and wonhall havo 10 drink it iu bittor rogrots for tho wasted opportunities of a lifetime. Soon wo will bo gono. \Vi{cro aro tho men who tried Warron Hasting* in Wo*tminster hall? Whero nro tho pilgrim fathors who put out for Auner ioa? Whoro aro tho votorans who on tho Fourth of July, 1794; rnarohed from Now York - park to tho Battory and flrod a saluto and thon marched back again? and the Sooioty of tho Cincinnati who dinod that aftornoon at Tontino ooflro houso on Wall stroot? and Grant* Thoburn, who that aftornoon waited 15 minutes at tho foot of maiden lano for tho Brooklyn ferryboat, then got in and was rowod across by two men wi h oars, tho tido so strong that it was an hour and ten minutes boforo thoy landed? Whoro aro tho veterans that tired tho saluto and tho mon of the Cinoinnati sooioty who that afternoon drank to tho patriotio toast?and tho oarsmon that rowed tho boat? and tho peoplo who woro transported? Gono! Oh, this is a Hooting world! It is a dying world. A man who had worshiped it all his days in his dying momont doscribad himself whon ho said, "Fool, fool, fool!" I want you to ohango tomplos and to givo up tho worship of this unsatisfying and oruol god for tho servioo of tho Lord Josus Christ. Horo is tho gold that will never orumblo. Horo aro tho banks that will never break. Horo is an altar on whioh thoro has boon ono paoriftoo that doos for all, for "by ono saorifioo hath Christ perfected forover thorn that aro sanotifioi." Horo is a God who will oomfort you whon you aro in troublo and sootho you whon you aro sick and savo you whon you dio. For ho has said: "When thou passoth through tho waters I will bo with theo, and through tho rivers thoy shall not ovorflow theo; whon thou walkost through tho firo, thou shalt not bo burned, noithor shall tho flamo kindlo upon thoo." Whon your paronts havo broathod thoir last and tho old, wrinklod and trombline hands oon no mom hn mi? upon your hoad for a blossing, ho will bo to you a father and mother both, giving you tho dofonso of ono and tho oomfort of tho othor. For havo wo not Paul's blessed hopo that as J onus died and roso again, "oyon so thorn also whioh sloop in Josus shall God bring with him." And whon your ohildron go away from you, tho swoot darlings, you will not kiss thorn and say goodbye forovcr. Ho only wanta to hold them' a littlo whilo for you. IIo will give thorn baok to you again, and ho will bavo thorn all waiting for at the gates of eternal weloomo. Oh, what a God ho isl Ho will allow you to oomo so oloso that you can put your arms aroncd his nook, whilo ho in response will put his arms around your neok, and all tho windows of heaven will bo hoisted to let tho redeemed look out and boo tho Hp-jotaolo of a rejoicing father and a returned prodigal looked in that glorious embrace. Quit worshiping tho golden calf and bow this day boforc him in whose prcsuDoe wo must all appear when tho world has turned to ashoa. Whoti shrivoling liko a parohed Boroll, Tho flaming hoavons together roll, When loudor yst and yot more droad Swolls tho high trump that wakos tho doad. KILLED THE JPAY CLERK. But the Assistant Shot Two Robbers and Saved Money. Four Italian miners attompted to rob Fay Clerk Win. Hosier of the Southwest Conncllsvillo Coko company, whilo making his trip botwoou Pittsburg Fa., and Alverton with tho pay roll of the Alverton and T?? m V/I an, amounting to $4,000. Mr. Hosier is doad, his oompanion, Harry Burgoss, messenger of the oompany. is wounded; two of tho Italians aro dead; a third fatally ^.oundod and tho fourth in jail. Hosier and Burgoss loft this city at 1 oolock this afternoon with tho safo containing tho money to pay off tho mon at tho Alverton and Tarr Works. As thoy reached tho summit of tho long hill abovo Morowtoi, just bolow whioh lios Alverton, a largo ooko town, without a seoond warning, tho four Italians fired a volloy from thoir hiding plaoo and sprang forward firing as they advanocd. Mr. Hosier fell doad, at tho fi.st volloy. Young Burgoss, though wounded, was ablo to roturn thoir fire with etfcot and one of tho numbor at the horsohoads fell dead. A seoond lato ho fired his revolver in tho very faoo of another, and as ho fell his romaining companions bcoamo terrified and loaving tho dead, ono sot out with tho woundod ono over tho hill to tho south in tho diroolion of tho Allioo mines Burgess managed to drivo on into Alvorton with tho bodv of Mr. Hosier aud tho safo, whore ho gavo tho alarm Mount I'lnouatii ?:?l *>? . .vu.'oi.i nuKi Yiuiuivy Willi III13 clorioal force of tho ookc company turnod out 500 strong headed by Lieut, JohnO. Thompson, of Company E, and soon oorralod tho two, who had oonocalcd thomsolvoa in a held on tho Durstino. farm, a milo or no from this town. A Bummons to surrender was answered by a volley in whioh ono of tho poflflo reooivod a Blight wound on tho ohoBt. Tho outlawr, from thoir fortified position, made a fioroo stand for a few minutos until ono of tho poaso suooocdod in getting in tHo rear. Ho shot ono through tho head, killing him inHtantly. Tho other surrondorcd and was brought to tho otfioo of Squire Hhodos and romandod to jail. In tho moantimo another divison of tho poeso overhauled tho third wouldbo robber, who had reooived a ghastly wound Tho ball, entering his mouth and penetrating his head, oatno out at the back of his nook. Ho is not expected to recover. How's This! We olior Ooo Hundred Dollars Howard for any oaso of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. F. J. CHENEY & CO. Drops., Toledo, O Wo, tho undersigned, hayc known F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years and bo lievoN hi in porfootly honorablo in all businosH transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations mado by thoir firm. Wkst & Fruax, Wholosalo Druggists, /n _ i t 101CC10, U. VV ALDINQ, K.1NNAN & Marvin, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Curo is takon internally, acting dirootly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho systom. l'rioo 7!>o. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists, Testimonials froo. ilall's Family 1'ills aro tho best. Cure digosts what you oat and givos tho worn out stomach pcrfeot rest. It is tho only preparation known that oomplotoly digests all olassos of foods; that is why it ouros tho worst oases of indigostion and stomaoh troublos aftor everything elso has failed. It may bo takon in all conditions and oannot help but do you good. Dr. E. Norton. Killed By Falling Wall. C. M. Dikor, foreman af a gang of laborors onguged in razing tho old Exohango hotel, ltiohmond, Va , was instantly killed this morning.by a falling wall. Ho was about 40 yoars of ago, and loaves a widow and an adoptod ohild. It is well to know " that DoWitt's Witch Iiazol Salvo will hoal a burn and stop tho pain at onoo. It will ouro cozoma and skin diseases and ugly wounds and soros. It is a oortain ouro for piles. Counserfoits may bo offerod you. Soo that you got tho original DoWitt's Witch Iiazol Salvo. Dr. E Norton. Vi nezuelan Earthquake. Tho effects of tho Vonezuelan earthquake of last wook show that 8an Casi miro, Cua and (Jharallano were entirely destroyed. An islet situated at tho mouth of tho Nevri Rivor has disappeared. At Taoariugua, Broohioo ana Curiepo tho damago dono was considerable. There are many dead and injured. Kailroad and tolophonio sorvioo betwoon Caramaro and Rio Chioo is interrupted. Railroad sorvioo botwoen La 'Guayma and Caraoas was rosumcd this morning. Kcolings of safoty pervade the household that usosOno Minato Cough Curo, tho only harmloss remedy that produoos immodiato rosults. It is infallible for coughs, oolds, oroup and all throat and lung trouble. It will provont consumption. Dr. E. Norton. " 1 Attempted Suioide. Rosslyn H. Fcrroll, who was oonviotod of the murdor of Express Messongcr Lane, attempted to oommit suioide at Mary'svillo, Ohio., last week, by smothering himself. Ho wrapped tho bed olothing tightly about his head and turned ovor on his faoe. When his purpose was^joovorod tho guards pullod the oloth B off, while Ferrell fought to proven Bbeir removal. _ * " 9 - ..-J.,-. . - .j-l.-T- -f --J Xf- . ~ ' - ? M . fo< l*?jj Ttff ? Grove's' The formula know just what ye i? - i ? uu nul aaverusc in their medicine it y< Iron and Quinine pi form. The Iron malaria out o f the Grove's is the On Chill Tonics arc in that Grove's is si are not experiment and excellence he only Chill Cure sc the United States. Shall Not Be Queen. A Btoriny dobato was participated in in tho lower houso of the Hungarian parliament on tho Arohduko Ferdinand's ronunoiation of olaiin to tho Hungarian throno in bohalf of the issuo of his morganatic marriago. Franois Kossuth had insisted on tho right of Countess Chotek to become queou of Hungry, and tho promier. Koloman do I Sello, had doolarod this was impossiblo. Immediately there aroso a troraondous tumult, with deafening orios of "Sho shall bo quoon!" Whon quiet was rostored tho premior oxprossod the groatost respoot for the wife of Archduke Ferdinand, but explained that it was impossible to altortho law of suocossion. This explanation, he followed with a strong appoal to iho ohamber to pass tho bill ointirming tho renunciation. Dr. W. II. Lewis, Lawronoovillo, Va. writes, ''I am using Kodol Dyspopsia (Jure in my praotiooamong sevore oases of indigostion and find it an admirablo romody." Many hundrods of physicians depends upon tho uso of Kodol Dyspopsia (Juro in stomach troubles. It digosts what you oat, and allows you to oat all tho good food you need, providing you do not ovoi load your stomaoh. Gives instant roliof and a pormanont ouro. Dr. E. Norton. Killed by a Fall A dispatch from Spartanburg to Tho Stato says Friday afternoon a eolored boy namod Loslin, aged 14 years, while driving a wagon to which two mules woro attached, mot with a tragio death near Fair Forest, in this county. Tho bjy, with his partnts, lives on tho farm of Mr. John Frcy, uoar Fair. Ho was hauling up k load of coru. Tho mules, for soma reason, hneatno fri?Vif. onod aud ran at break nook speed. The boy was thrown from the vohiolo and lit head foromost in a gully. His skull was crushed and ho was instantly killed. No other pills oan equal Do Witt's littlo Karly Risers for prouiptnoss, certainty and offioiency. Dr. B. Norton. Atlantic Coast Line RAILROAD COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. CONDENB C1) SCIIRDDLB. Trains Going South. Dated Nov. 10, 1809. No./>6* No.86 P.M. A M Leave Wilmington 8:46 Leave Marion 0.-84 Arrive Florenoe 7:16 Leave Florenoe *7:45 *2 84 Arrive Bumlor 8:67 3 56 No. 52 A. M. Leave 8uoiler 8:57 *9 40 Arrive Columbia 10:20 11 00 No. 62 rutin through from Charleston via Central K. R., leaving Charleston 7:00a, m., Limey 8:34 a. m., Manning 9:09 a n? Trains Going North. No. 64* No.68 AM P M Leave Columbia *6:40 *4 16 Arrive Sumter 8:06 6 86 No. 82 P. M. Leave Sumter *8:06 6 06 Arrive Florence 9:20 7 20 Leave Florence 9.60 Leave Marion 10:30 Arrivo Wilmington 1:16 Dally. .no. 63 quns through to Charleston, 8 C. via Central R. R., arriving at Manning 6:04 p. in., Lanes 6:48 p. m., Charleston 8:30 p. m Trains on Conway Dranoh leave Chad bourn 6 86 p m, arrive Conway 7 40 p m, returning leave Conway 8 80 a m, arrivo Chadbourn 11 20 am, leave Chadbourn 11 60 a m, arrive Hub 12 26 p'm, returning leave Hub 8 00 pm, arrive Chadbourn 8 86 p m. Daily exoept Sunday. j R r\. 1 ??? W > uvm/, ususmi M anager. T. M Emerson, Trefflo Manager. H. M. Emereon. General Passenger Agent. WACCAMAW LINE STEAMERS.?The Steamer will leave the wharf at Conway every Monday and Wednesday morning for Georgetown at 4 o'olook, touohing all intermediate points; and will leave her wharf at Georgetown every Tuesday and Friday morning for Conway at 4 o'olook, touohing at all intermediate points. . D. T. McNeill, Qen'l Agl. and Trees., Conway, S C. John S. Beaty, Agent, Georgetown, B.C. H*. H. WOODWARD, Attornoy and Counsellor at Law, Conway, S. C. l&'Offioe up stairs over Herald office opposite Bank. Dr. H. H. BURROUGHS, LOUIS, S. C. Calls promptly answered nigh or day. aria, Chills 3/ r^^tpipQQ r.hi * ft* W M ^ AwJ W JL Jt 1 is plainly printed on every >11 are taking when you take eir formula knowing that yc ou knew what it contained. Jt up in correct proportions ai acts as a tonic while the system. Any reliable druggisl iginat and that all other citations. An analysis of othe jperior to all others in ev ting when you take Grov< iving long been establishci >ld throughout the entire r No Cure, No Pay. Price THE LEADED INDEED. The New Ball Bearing Domestic n rv M n i w* /a I y* &ii^ iu.ai;iiiiiu It Loads in Workmanship. Boauty, (Japaoity, Btrongth, Light Itnnning. Kvory Woman Wants One. Attachments, Needles and Parts for Sewing Machines of all makes. When ordering needles send sample. Price 27c per dozen, postpaid. 1 Agents Wantod in Unooonpiod Terri tory. J. L. SHULL, 1219 Taylor Street, COLUMBIA, B. C i Murray's Aromatic Mouth Wash Whitens the Teeth Cleanses the Mouth Sweetens the Breath The? Murray Drug Co., COLUMBIA,8. C. 1 Ortman Pays the EXpress Steam Dyeing of every description. Steam, Nap tha, Frenoh Dry and ohemical cleansing. Send for our new price list and a uuruuiar. u worK guar anteed or no charge. Ortman's Steam Dye Works 1310 Main Street Columbia, S. 0 A. L Ortman, Proprietor. Wilmington and Gonway Railroad. Daily except Sunday. Southbound.?No. 97. Leave Hub... 8 00 pm Leave Ilions 8*10 pm Arrive Chadbourn 8 36 pm Leave Chadbourn 6 35 pm Leave Clarendon 6 00 ptn I Leave Mt Tabor..'. 6 16 pm Leave Loris 6 36 pm Leave Banford t$ 60 pm Leave Bayboro 7 00 pm i Le?ve Privette 7 09 pm | Leave Adrian 7 18 pm Arrive Conway 7 40 pm ' Northbound.?No. 98. Leave Conway 8 30 am Leave Adrian 8 66 am Leave Privette 9 00 am Leave Bayboro 9 10 am . Leave Banford 9 20 am ' T T 1 unai? 935 pm Leave Mt Tabor 1010 am ] Leave Clarendon 1140 am ] Arrive Chadbourn 1120 am ( Leave Chad bourn 1150 am , Leave Ilions 1215 pm Arrive Hub 1226 pm I NOTICE, Conway Lodge, No, 90. Knights of Pythias will meet regularly the nrst'and third Thursday nights of each month until otherwise ordered. i D. A.Bpivry < Chan. Com. < J. C. Bpivry i K. R.A8 I May 14th. 96. ly ( R. B. Scarborough, Conway, 8. C, ATTORNEY AT LAW. | e>,f7 y ION iS . ill Tonic. bottle?hence you Grove's. Imitators >u would not buy Grove's contains ml is in a Tasteless Quinine drives the : will tell you that so-called Tasteless r chill tonics shows cry respect. You :'s?its superiority d. Grove's is the nalarial sections of . 5oc* Saw Mills, Corn Mills, Cane Mills, Rice Hullers, Pea Hullers, Engines, Boilers, Planers and Matchers, Swing Saws, Rip Saws, and all other kinds oi?wood working machinery. My Sergeant Log Beam Saw mill is the heaviest, strongest, and most efficient mill for the money on the market, quick, accurate. State Agent for H. B. Smith Machine Company wood working machinery. For high grade engines, plain slide valve?Automatic, and Corliss, write me: Atlas, Watertovtn, and Struthers and Wells V. C. BADHAM, 1326 Main St., Columbia, S. C. A xv v uiiitur. Money saved is money earned. We can save you. money; Lot us earn some for you. WHEN YOU want MACIllNERY or APPURTENANCES of ANT DESCRIPTION, consult us. Wo can furnish you tho best value the market atfordu, at lowest prices consistent with high quality. SPECIALTIES. Engines, Boilers, Saw and Grist Mills, Brick Machinery, Rice Hullers, Wood Workinir r> Machinery. The Murray Cleaning and Distributing Ginning System?simplest and most efficient. Liddell* High Speed Automatic and Plain Engines. Krio City Iron Works Boilers in stock for immediate delivery. Car load of Wood Split Pulleys just received. W. H. Bibbes & Co., 804 Oervais Street, COLUMBIA. 8. Q. /jjjX I OLD NORTH STATE OINT MENT, the Great Antiseplio Healer, enres Piles, Eczema, Sore Eyes, Giannlated Eyelids, Cftrhnnnlo? Wa51- -* ? ?.uvavOj uuiio, V/ UL8, JDrUlB88, Old Sores, Burns, Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Toenails, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Aohes and Pains, Chapped Hands and Lips, Erysipelas. It is something everybody needs. Once used always nsed. For sale by all druggists and lealers. At wholesale by THE MURRAY DRUG CO., Columbia, S. C. PITTS' ANTISEPTIC IMRITOR1 Cures La Grippe, dyspepsia, indigestion ^ tnd all stomaoh and bowel troubles, oollo or thelera morbus, teething troubles with children, kidney troubles, bad blood and ill sorts of sores, risings or felons, out* and burns. It is as good antiseptlo, when looaliy tppllod, as anything on the market. Try it and you will praise it to others, if your druggist doesn't keep it, write to MURRY DRUG COMPANY, COLUMBIA, 8. 0.