The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, December 23, 1897, Image 4
IH- REAL CAUS[ Of THE "EBElION."
SLAVER HY ONILY AN INCII-:Nr.
A Practical Teachor in Iasurensi
County Ansliers tlie Questiou
Her Mleltiotil of limpai1irt oig Kinlo
ledge to l'ulpils.
To the iditor f fThe Nev-s and Girier:
Being the teacher of hii-tory in the
graded school o: iny town, I have read
with graat interest the editoria' nIt
COmmUnlict tiolns in yoir npe t.r ilthil
to one of the quest-ions a.iked at hC
recent exaniniation of teacherz-: "Wh at
was the real :iun of the reCellion in
18ti1 : I'Ien, allow nie the spmm in
your columns to make to Other-i :uano01
your readclrs. IIkewise inter1ted in
the subject, a fw eugvestions, from
ily Own experience. aLotIL at way of
teaching 17 United States h Itolry Iin
school.
'The ultinatte purpose of ail I
torical ins~truction 1b(ublk be tht, in
culecation of a -pirit of patr o a a
broadening of th"e (bl's tea i to
develop ait imore thorro!!h uni
ing of human natuir atil if pinl
ciples of po iticil omo ny. I i'.
patrioti: ml mlust e ainln .,0amed11inig
tirmer than c'!ap-tral n 1. 11-t4
be founded upon a 1.i o :)1 Lt a It- I'
to maitain the honor tof ,>r m- rv
This belief lhouii h- r . a nk -
ledge of lirnt pieC1'. , I il
should carry our Ip' i o it ,
starting pinit. (if ai e't .1 Ii ; IA ll
to trace cause and - MIt alt 'I
them to illdvi0i re - !h I
the facts neelry Air Q
first principlet ar Iot
the text booK. ti can ti
imuais of Ihw K i I
note Looks. Ior 't:virl 1 iI I v
purtued the Idau A I i V 1
manit1)y les n .not in I I I r t
by having them to iii t
books Lxercisc !;ie Iv Vt. ii ;l
board : anl at lt tecd lin t h .;',
and re rtroir ute to be } w -
them for ix.lllall i . t
were inl tl:e LtNLt
According :.o ti :11
book is laill a h- a t ' t
F-rench and Iui
the Ohts liearns, tm W"
the growth.i inl (nIu f rp
Live goverriiii Ii i f p! cii pi
of taxatill til r( L ilueil r'] t . -
ti mu, from Angle Sitxo la
timhes do-n to r Iw
Colonial Aen amoi thw~
Thus Li e hlidilr 11 rIa . ' t It
ingt wan lig hti.nLl fo- a i
had been ietntj
tile E'!)i il I to)iie d11r il n 1n .(,
turies. 'T'he " fiptrI t
New York l'hihik pil'. \
Savannah anld t'harblt e al
cogniz 'd a. ri r tel 111fil . fil -.I a II
tyranny. JT : rint lilt i if 1i
artiescof \\ aiint) Pn, lit ..I
and Of Greene110 inl 11 (lnil t hlI. n .a .
truly illartyr. . \l l hw i --n
itlize thaL it fret'mt ' \ tI c 1 at p a it
herit-age. i.'ainecd by ti h'c t f( po
triolts ol ) b tI i 1 of t h .\
Should it evt ho'lt, tillir i - .
ar, Iticle of h
period, inlt he text hl I s t. n fro'',
thle buu-1h0ud u' t moli
of 1,he. cohnal.:- fu
c lared th i tih .t
blisied Ch hr wn t
Inelit hI fol'e t1h110 - ( -
wits- i lit rutetkd by i Il.a L
State,; t d iare ito '1 \
teile e ' of the 'i l i
forefatiern ofii t prset' a ii L
notnedo u cho s
an~at fufnit tmir,et-''L. a p tl
gnie t nly br ii il f aittlm e I a' t.fi*
ci i s k ty of'iSn r.l ' L' linIi~,t t
the'romt ho.: oifjt' reh rc thl~ thu' h
Sate \ i inel' ef iia l f.ts-N-- i vil I 11i
on th a taighti fits~nt t bei b'i-:i
hel'd~r t. M lil g Ii th Us Isbill if ii 'e
lrtige o I t. 12tf t iht pricipt cpo w 1wh1u
woa~es formed~lI i .et I-edr liti:
Thel'fol oini ar t'Iineii~ o~f heine
nork ted : trIy ioteifio
.Inthe l~l fg'i Iep hi lent'
ofit.L by8 fto f~-iefI art . ieit r it fotn
becom sing h-'Nt y iML " i' Onfiijl
ou uthe" d ro Reuif o isf lt
Sonta ts." ll-'our litif fian l w ar. -bm tI t I
toutlinsr the Conti, tlilithton feclit
an wains full diteultd.s WTi ar.t
icenftra!~Ilizin party a i ten byni
foekalci ney, r eto of SothCaoin, a
[neionin fadopI 1 i!. LI he i t i te ofe ti
the'Shathe ,'ate--- Loul fih'lt ''ll(' 115'd
a.ov allfrenign thte1ernl andtit~ ftihi
thetaini "itin ari il ~to anyomStae mii
Stte. i 110 fteSaeemeli
called i-t ipov fate ridf orI t
wase grenats wppsition paoe thy Lnet i
CtionlbyCthetl I ant ientalizer ni thi
ndstatel lmarhn Inttt, tN w thniL
thie \'iritna andct Nefortiratilit
onl Id o y afe bludlacht 1an0d wth littma
diajorinttis-lasahuseili Oti iopoeVt
t cle a arowne ofl.!' the eowr dito
erpsn wiebt the rt'lied .5 wHe eti pl
wase b foloe byo New~t (lamp:.'u
conerginio) IICarolCiln andNos,
Yhorkld ter byde st siIsLIfllnd.st
dosrkIn Virinhthen Lod isII'lndld
glasreing thit ratilinioi n , "oT
shoel tower ofglerninen liayeL bee
sugmedt.i' b0 the te~pi wheiinevfieLI'u it ha
seomen neear bo sis ILt i o hpnte.
crosewn thtat .es, adefi in secbe
bunchwoitingcils andividua~ngilwe tlI
edrssb the da e uschlen byanu
fndrsahdrsuch everms --eetionsof1,t
tion , ' preerve, confedraity o.al
Evenptions of poerb outhy normal
Gcooernmed toatminhdetacbttrm
the 178,gheotyeadrgh of etany rtte vs
States.rgt a etae hog
alThe ruelunt frtaesndon'eera
our coridgy build upne therbener rof
and various pliarc." prien addtont
eras and teirin e were Mon
ne' dbI'ere fu t (riiso
andl(I those opposed to internal fimprove
iicuti by the Federal Goverinieit
between VtrCI and layne, betweL
Jacks.on und Calhoun, between Lincoh
and Datvis, the real (ItuesLion was tlit
saiie throughout. It had beenl riset
ini all the Statc -.ihen Considering
thei' entraCeL ' ini the Union : it hat
been dicused in llegiIlative ialls, by
tile press Illl oil thu stillit'. 'l,
sword alone couldse tle it. Mtoodl~shet
was arreillstcE i II I bu, hi Lot inL j |.
Slavery was. not the real cause(: of tw
\\ WiE' IEt.t (li e Itaates, IL w Ofc.lo
an vi, '. L I i w, II iitl I I: iiti l iil (11. IE
xt 1.1i' I ll~il' ti iile i'Ulltit ofi EI 't ille
all ifti l ith till:-- i d iiteliies o
Ife. Ci vallt'r illnd , i ril i t Il ia Iw- ll
tr 1,1:-111t 011 t O Vl l'gillin a 1ht NI'In
sa -lue ta. I. tch oI those olo ie
l e iel e 110 pmtl' !Il .()| ot hae l": ali(I til'
, f t\ \I I i tl I et i v i ./..tio;;.,
t i t i l -itil it l C al t- i
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IILt i l E fi t' .tnle['- ill \t t.
IbILLEUL hi ii~li tE:lli.,i~ j ii It
wilhl~ int ue fd :.;t uiu.i'E
Li t tLLEII ( I (, th W at,'I Lt il hi 0
gr 11 L~ii(t' tiiil
*vi lui t tisiht'd ei'rL4 - tl
wih i di}r .ue iEtl irtplLl
to the Iactimrvdd - gts 1
1)nr tu \oysmpe n itpln t,
flme it trineth hting
K i
-rators, saving the usual loss of powei
resulting from the use of shafting ant
belting, thus transforming the entirt
hyd raui lie power into electric energy
On ly two of these tilica are beinp
(used at present, the others ;einlg ltIl.
in reserve to I j)It in motiun1 as tlht
powc r is colntracted for by manufactur.
inili industries.
Wf .he 2,000 electric horse powei
[low heing generatd( and transmitted,
thle Amiderson _iotton AlIills take about
I 1) !o'rse power, a coniderable
.11tl it3 y is listd iil operating the
wl'. a t.I.r work.. driving.l large powel
itnp, considecrabhli. <pantitity dis
trihiL.d te various other smaller In.
iliisti'i, ,trl o iliem i its is noccessary
u3 I 1 run thi are ald incarldesceunt
The to 4 of this electriet11 power Its
l12p 31.rd Witb hte:1 is at leaust 2. per
int. 3ch1apri, an1d whenV n!, is con
1 Ihat, it (!aln he dcliveretl it an113
dt'. I ' i t12 1iP ti b} tile Iuli f )(itiru.,
!!himi to locat,e" his industry
t o.f.trce to rhiroad facilitie
1-''. '1ilthll !tici4lit-y a id til like,
:, -t IV ;L 11tit fr'i O I)f LtI ki S %V01 1U w o VjlfuL ! 1)()%V
lIVi C - !":ill Iinti't iddress itself to every
L hifiig' iitillifntaetilrm'r.
A ilA'ronI l1IMS Lhe )ow'. TIII plant
i te. Tci enturprim. 1, a succes1
-MIX thoisaoti spirtliles all|
A !1 thiLii A ndurson Cotton Mill,
i,- 'lectrie energytas well is
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foe S3)i3iilt' iiL :ide ! lll >3.l 1toipa
their. Wt)' 12231 1 iimi t 1 ,r 113rV3 t1'
h ium3 W "i talle f t i'i ll ','ll iti ' se 13.1'.l
)( t.' c i n t iiti~v iile t3- liti3 har t.li
t 213 ('2ype) il hlIi. authr /.d is\ iv \\h i ii
~il 3103d byh thsen iitiotCks3 1river,
- il ro t lbft. it ti i ttII1 1 13\ ( 3.- ile
illwen 131h ,uch oi rIfI w ithl ti;le 5111(3,
* I(Ift11i ~ V,~ ti 'hled*0,10o l'. titlu 1t iti3
s o An erson. lria ore1:.
u atld the l)10l.- 12-' t .ilt We1331(3 of't ire
votlioflIl3 iue ~11 in lng setanp
SI rlns Asin Ti'e lanili-t o ltiishitt
t it k l V b o s W 8 o ! irst 111g d.Il
3my \ te l ls,0 fe l lu i
1, 'lirm
'I
tafncO transtais4ilon power plant estab
I lished In the South, and the electric
gcnerator then used was the first alter
nating current mactine in! the world tu
be built and operated for an initial vol
tage of 5,UOU volts. It was considered
impracticablo to operate this typo' of
dynamo at so high a voltago. The
atIernating current was coml paratively
now and high voltago was an experi
miiit annh Considered dangerous. Run
ning the machines at, low voltago and
11sing stepurallhsformers to obtailn the
Ihighli voltilgo reqI ireda W n-idered
the only practlenblo molthod, and whlen
ir. Whitrle vi i-.ed 0t elCCtric Manu
facttrinug 'coimaie-s vith a view of
having this rInaebilini built, his views
werve regardei by 1na1y a-; vathor pre
vious. The St,aule i K(-tril nlunifau
turinr Conpanly, of utlsli Il, Mlals.,
fily agreed Wit'h lIr. Whitneir, hi Iow -
ever, nid (Incturaged hiin tW i'l tlhi s
volt Lage. I'hl ey It i lL th I I aeh ie s, and
sineu that tilni the buli'pni of ;.,:era
Lors of hligh violtag lhas heir-n adopted
by all til: m a r \V t.hl
planit at lwtniSol ~seth
lliu~bll %Ir'. \Vitnler th4-cided toue
trener tors iin 1 1.0110 VOIta-W , Wind
they ure now buit,-ig Ojerated -itcIC''ss
ially a niL ih er jm fCt -afL( y. iid t i S
is thbe only phtilt inl the wor'ld Wi'lre
aLternlat ing~ i c urenlt, gener iatior.-- ar
direct On the glerr ld ,witel
Ia rdI
This is a ilaillitiLentele'tie i pttnt.
TLhere is none 'tl. inl Ulh wld. Th
powervl is abunant.lcoveniet., CClea
A Ll :li 'A) W ttI I l0;Ct ', iI Ji0*21
Mut, tim.. co ltry in V I tIl i LAi all , power
M ,~ iii'Sl i - 11C %V II' ill I'L -
iiustri- ' sho i i ll iii'trat i'lb ad
v ieand induct m11nt he utoin
dil il 4iii til ei' i-.'t ii \
.\n eri n Watr. iii t nLI I l' oier
o ieia ainl tOil $ i0tpe. daium
will I a tnilt filal. iiitl'' tiL fll
itelf i-c l Vly i nient.i t ha- ivan
Liii i 'hte i d ee L na ut, f ti -- ih h it''i
IowereihLttr3 it Lli oiLl:Ii~i' til Lal'~ t r.il
i n inii . iiI n i- . l i
i-it tiif Nr t C il tie billiin i if t
Ill' V Ia list 11I(1 mi n s, (ii u wile
hoinf li ( I , this- h il l), iis
aTulye beinr: h a ed i: al'y by th.
i:i Lll
it r' i L - it kn t.ii---h it ith i f 1
m, Ll) i a t and I hi Ish l bie f Lilt
li lil hi iLa t iandii.i iL si
3a.i I o - tis. .'i0Illt. I'i I1
Ti m:o i- aof .: y t ,.10 yer. :
s rii onl'il(\ aI H; et , Ii - I t l\'aVi
:.ut n Ll'.it. i I anii h iiwa- wo e
13 1k'i I .\ .ILe is IlI Ili il01'. h t h.u,1
L- 1 1 it I n' tli f li ' i. -.1. 1 L t I l mS v
Ilii'l, lit I; lilt.I tI. v 'lt -4) i ll 'till 1 Li ti
* entu i I fi i e i t Ci. oa th
11 al ; itl e I t isi(I f i3' a i. fi : I t
vf I-i It' Li b t i. I t k I(' f It ofl it I s:
' tre tLi liiloil l of 'i wfe, (A til i it s I- lli
. :t we tt it1 utIin t-y fu ' . tha on ih,
a fat l l i ar i -: the wahi te-, ofil thus Nil
rt.ue um!ti t wity whenti~ Viabt oh
WI votd t 1.hi in.p of horutvin; ths
hi (h a. le i ta of the i o ld t?;\ t1.i3n
e Tio to a hall o l'u1I-, h wevon. , alu.1it
d nm thisoaly istionty fa.et' i th sm
e.o thi e uuui' df el- wtfd atiiscovel
his tomb. It is believed that if ho had
had ior .thain one wife, t,hcro would
he some1 evidence in) the form of incrip
tion or otlrwis 3, to indicato tih it this
was his favorite wife, and tile mother
of his -oil. IL is held that thi k must
have been his only soi frot the stat
ment on the papyrus scroll. "Thcro is
none to take his placc."
Nenkhtufta's wife was nimed Nyl
eptlia. This is the insoription cm her
saircophagus : "Nyept ii,. tho tiheen
of Nonkhefta, Gieatest of I ul rs.'
Nothing is siaid i-; to whether or not
she was beauit,i t.ul,'as it is piltinly uvi'
dent thtt, tile crai;.gence of Nenkeiuta
wIas - ih that aly' womalify chmIll ill
b1iri fiul i ly wats practical ly lost sigh t of.
New I Ig Ilkn I Iland 'ii-o'a tres Ca nnIIot
Compole Withi '.1h1ei.
Although liis Lon is tih center of tihe!
cotton mill busine-ss of New I':nihtiInd,
Ohe inen prorninen't!y conneettAl With
the trade would itve little to say con
rnlin1g 1the action of the lI'i l..ver
illauifalctirers ill voti, to red uceu
wag s bginning, .1 ulary ]-At.
The Lr'A: 111er of one of the I 'all
I ve:- Ill.I1 , who is wiliig to d iscutsu
1h uIatter. saiti ie reardi'd this Cut
its t,1- h'ini a of t serious timtle, not
01:ly for tie Fitial kilvIr print mills, but
for all IL' coUtt0n mijb in N.w I:Ig
lanid. T1Ie key to tihe whole ituatioa,
I. Said, is Lhe relattive cheapnes of
Soutih-rin latrlu , whicb i oi uit not be
bLtt'r -huown Whim by tile fact that it
Oo',ts tie :--Om mill in Georizia or No th
to~llina K cents to produce a pottd(
!)f In 'tieril, andlk in Ne!w I-:0igland t
W i,h thti- fact in) inind it is evide'til
that t Lh iut.of 10 per cent is.n ot g'oinp
to hlip i1ttrm inuch, and the onl.
t hin1 that will do BUY good at present
w i l l he it iad i cal etL of, say :.' 1r1'.'.
per citit. This would inevitably b)ring
I : 3 o trik. : but, with at ca1t of ;t tI
PC i pe cet, he aythere would h),
:tiott likeibei t o i strikv, asi the1
operal ivus aRM wll at qiainted witi
! ;iii condi ion,. and know ith a i u
I10:1 of some-. kinld is neeEry -ver
ts w ull still l ;eev Li'e diff rtnce t,
abhout 2:) pi r, cent ()n the .ost, oif the1 la
hor in, infor of soutthlrnIU ne Sil, too
-reaUt a' 10lierenc i torl aird
In the lit yhtee, Lay ths treasurerLi
advatag : tey avecheaper vottot
anld hk ,4 hu rden.so I'll taxationl. Somll
cf the iN Iiii& in w' 'lmiver, Of r in
a i llen. h ,'lai't i early pa;;enlIlt of .:I(),
t mkwheras inl (h5orgiaand Noti
Caro liia thi " ii. arc, il ilar\y in
WIta 0ces, tie i from'01 ?1axa iin OIo
it i : or howevevi I., 1hi I. ee t dif
n . ies ltIacciodn t o'Iii th I.litial
Vit' a o I (I i 1 Ii tLi 1'1'uI'.i c Vi.
it lt( ,. for Nhe lahtriri ii:e Soulth j
a 0 - m a); i " . it tih.- I d talk. as ;
niho:,iau . per cnt lh.perL
I~e Suthen hborers have: had ab m
1 n ar.-,' triniing inil Ii -tart d h ,
I.t , Work as opii er.'ttives ill t
N kw% .I'n hn nil Anloth-:'r grea
aiiiuanlta t~ th n imiih-'.ca miilli h(vf Li
not ~ b i haunpere by i~' ' h ih-lat'i''. '.'I
NO: 1hut~ th ours of laoor1er
2 art- !inu ed to iliiy-ight a week, whil
I the , lath Ihliy L( uli ithl i d.
Th( only .ll, fix thf N,,w' I-i:'.n hi
: i' . a- 'ccord in m 1 t i) . pe laker i
. ivrit r il hei IlLrov min in 0t prit
I!:o ib m I. in a general evenini
il, '1.?,' con li ltin hll 1t11 eno t Not
A.lt O'mbAl'lV ietoiv CK1.-11
t ilas n oflieirgeils .~t
ifngt'nI N.-whei', and0 tis aetiona <
- Nliioui' Iarlian hi. l ly~ f ho.d fe'i'
few lt'r 1'y s.tg. S ne1 l8itS" his Ivnda,
dli hti''1 r ii(I''~l i l, fWod lli l t,
wulIt (nowil isll (Itto bnt ~O'onl L
1 Jahrti '. Ilb , wio i ,p n iv
ci a'i nd it i.m 1 s m ik t i! d':s Li to tr,/ n
ooneL it Miibt thoi. tll' nu ai ever;01ti
the sn o Aue1i'ist oia, tnmo hicek '1'
1 - ei iofI canefhl -ani 18 re Po . 'ly
in111 u -a hrl beut -dee tien
Ie -kr o if.omnfrtoh-nya
- lsbu nia ubch ve, w
CONFEILENCFE APPOINTMENTS.
howv the Methoist Preachers Are
As~igued flor tho Year 189)8.
C 1A11.Ii'LoN ISlTiIC'.-Presidiiig
E(I~r-W.1'. e-mdors.
TIrinity-. .. W'. Kilgo.
-ete11. IV. 113,S
Spr-ing Stirect-S. 1). 11. FEIwell.
Clumbterhuid -J. M. Stentd'nau.
Berkeley-W. 11. Tlhirower.
Stiminez-ile -O. (A. )XAson.
RidIgeville iuidl~ Cypi-ess-.i. L. Bu1y anid
,St. GJeorge's 'Stittioii-A. U. Wailkcer.
St. (Jeoi-ge's Cir-cuit -- . ri. PattrickE.
Colletolu-Al. C. Nliztot4.
lto.i1ti 03 and St.ai-I~ K. Moore
und IV. It. luelianan.
1 uI cdeisovi1 l..... 1. IItcks'.
I lin lut(i' 4 t JoitH-W1. 13. 1 1o1lli
BllnIc wll1)--VV. . Itue. loo.
I lrdevile --J. C. NWelchi, sillply.
NicCiellai n'iIe mid( St. Stephenis-G.
WV. (latli iand 1). A. PaZtriec.
11tile1~iI -.11. iNI4i4sick.
(lc- . '1'sm--. C. Clirintun.
(1 teen wood--N. 11a ,.
Ninety-Six- W. A. Betts.
IDoiiads -W B'*. NVIni:Ltott.
,1thheviilec - .1. WV. lDw-icl.
Atirev' ie-W. .1. Sn) der.
MctConiiv'e -V. 11 Ay jail.
1,I)WIldesi4-lle -E. Wt. Matsonl.
Mut. Cail-oel -11. St okes.
P\Vit-ol- . 1). .11lu .
I'lhocii x --- P'. Stoke".
N iiiyStaut too '1nd City M issuO a
C. W. ('rtiglit iild .1. W . Spelake.
Newb 1) rr Ciicuilt - D). 'Iillur.
Hutthi-\V. C'. \Viiin.
PfI W it3% -t I"'.~o ( . PHU- .
HaElder
Wa4it)i~itn lVetW I.Mii
Edlit 0M t l le-- It. C. W~Rgtspp.
11 * vi Pm1 t-- .1 . laI\- i.
( i otevlte---N (. alliksr.
Leii l de--. . Wiitoophs, supply.
Jfi "I I C.C.- H llipse.
-1gl*-,))4 -.1. . N('lout.
an1cl t Nhoh.w W. ttktuspo
I' a it h )rpliaoag I -t Phlorps. d
1)11) ('".ht.Iit
L FI fi v l ~ - W.11 .1 MC-ii It -.i--~eiig]
( h W!1ii Frudu t(.e 1'c-1 A. Hocl
mid It ?14. IUc ho' Ilse, 'oo hi
I) hn'toi ('rcii~-V.. NWai-tio
L! I,.o I,) (I' ui s. ii( lt I I IuI1 t
LIII I c I~ X tio -W 1 .
it ('iu ie --S. CoildI. .H-ue
' I Vt; '\ I 4 ) . N, 1 . M cI, u ( d.
CISiihli4.)l. Clclt .E o d
Aiken-A. J. Stafford.
Swansa-J. T. Mlacfarlane, supply.
Wa'cric .-To be supplied.
Rocl Hir, DI) 'RIcT.--Presiding Elder
J. 13. Campbell.
Chester.-J. E. Grier.
Chesier Circuit-J. E. Mahafey.
East Chester--I. A. Yongue.
Htichibur5-E. P1. Huttson,
lock ill, St. John--8. H. Zimmer
man.,
Rock 11111 Circuit and Laurel Street
T. U. Ligon.
North Rock Ilill--J. B. Harris'
Yorkvillo-A. N. Blrunson.
Blacksburg -II J. Cauthen.
Hickory Grovo-.J. If. Thacker.'
York Cir.cuit-J. W.. HIumbert.
For.' Mill-J. A. Campbell.
Vmlt WycL-13. iI. Booth.
Lancaster-.J. E. Carlislo.
Lancaster Circuit-G. C. Leonard.
Tradesvwille--L. L.- Beoenbaugh.'
Chieder~ield-J. P. Attaway..
Je'c'rson -Alla-i McFarlan.
Blick1ock-P. B. Ingraham.
h-.'At'1ANiR'JG ISTItiT.-.[rcsiding
ElAde --A. J. Caultaken. .
Ep-. - burg, Celrad -M. L. Carlisle.
-W. C. Kirkland.
Spjl..,ubvrg Miss'o --. B. Loyless.
Clifton -- I.'AV. Spigne".
Unin tationj and MAills-W. A. Mas
sebeau a',id .J. c.. Itoper.
Gmal'ncy -T. I. Dent.
(a1l'ney Circuit-S. f. Crecch, suply.
Laurene Station and Alitsjon--.. II.
.lones - nd J. AL 1.10el, suppl)Jy.
No ti Laure--D. I'. Boyd.
Che 'okee-J. 111. Lawson,.
'Jo )(,; ill.e-1E,.jI lleckhiami.
K elton--1 N. IsmQ.
.'a olet 1lills -- 'Al.'Grier.- -
l'aeoIet Cir cuit E. S. ones.
Enorec-J. AL. Fritdy.
C'lint-~J.' I larUktf
Whitmnire-D. A. ]hillips.
Sit'uc --A. . 1Berry.
(%a'upobltclo-8. A. Ne. ,'cs,
e ~ 1)11) t -S. . 131a1ch. . .l . -
\Volford College --c. B. Siith, pro
Si wr'.lCu Dsm'rl'r.-Presiding Eldsr
T. 1. Clyde. --
Sr te..-J. A. Clifton.
Alagiolia St. Alissionl-W.. Kelley.
Suinter Circuit-NM. N. Bird, sul)ply.
M 1n1ning ig-W.. II. 11ok(ges.
Santee --A. B. Watsoni.
Foreston-.1. It. Copelahd.
New Zion --VE.E. Wiggir.
Oswego -- J. F. A tdersont.
Bisholville-.1. W. EIlIkins.
ljlethanyl - (,$. 1I. Pooser.
Saleiml Station-S. V. llenry.
K er-swa -.. . Reckwith.
Smn ithvillNe-W. I. I)uncan.
Camden--.1. T. I 'ate.
Camide Circuit-l. M. 1Roberton.
Waterce-b. 1). B3ailey, supply.
liekid- - T. .1. W Ite.
W\7edgelield-. Speer.
st'EIA N Nt'IC lI EA Il EI.
F. A uld, M. L. Banks, .J C. Iissell,
Sidi if. Browne .. Ml. Carlisle, William
Carson, WV. A. Clark, A. M. Chreitzberg,
. A. i)arby, L. L. iullie, J. F. Stmith,
J. A. Wood, A. W\r. Walker, J. .1. Work
matn, .johl A ttaway. L. NM. Iamer, A.
W\. .1cksn, Simpsoiln .lones. L. A. John
s In, 1'aul P. Kistlet, L. C. LoYal, M. M.
jlaha,.. .1. Nevilk, 81. J. NewberryI
.l. A PorerV. G. Patterson .P
I 'hillips, C. E. Wiggins, .. S. Silley.
M. M. ergiison, .1. M. Rogers, Thos.
i. Herbert, Sr., T. E. Vannamaker, A.
M. Attaway.
'The ragi'ng
ages the eatrth,
Llt seekintg tih at
li(t-(devouir is a .
4. ,fearsome. an:
.Jtag.ottjst to
fight. Ill
-ste'althtier but
at(rch tuore'
eaty. It is al
ways easic- and
-t . bette-r to avoid
- (it thani to figlt
- t. It-cottesini -
arittn glisos.
~ J~At Gr-st .it 'is
titlly ialYi tri
- - l i1g.indigeA.
7 tonor a sl ight
L ~ '~att ac of.hbg
follow lotss tif ?ppetite,' or healladite,'or n'etv
0tnsniess anylp4-LICp t4 stes, qr stupl)r,-- These, -
-tre lie0 ;ait tee'hrtidts of Cottsutupltiott, -
)ia~latiit, ttL'rvoiii-x'litstiott' - ti 'uprohtra
tinit, alttl a tutit Citth- tf other ills.
Thet-e is ani easy~ way~ to avoid, andit a sure
wvav to ea pt fr oit, ill-health. Dr. Iieree's -
Go-t MnNedica l l)iscotvery giv4.s edge to-the -
ail~lwt itt. iiuvigoittes tleii lvei-, miakes'te
d(I i on ' i pe ct anti-ilie blood-1 p~ttrt,. ri is
the greatt apptite-shart-penter,.-blood-iiakecr, - is
Iilihi ibler and neretytColnic. It enres '98
1.wr ceti t. of all cases of colisiiptiont. It
(toeS totl tttiake flabby flesh like cod -liveir
(til, but titt, htenhthy tissute, *itildftt'cotrpu
lent'-y. Itl ottest dIealera.. d~pjn'. turge, substi
ttus for a little extrta profit.
". I ia:Innt-i' pr~-; I." t.' l'ie' G(thhTs' M' el
liet-v tno liitddy."' writes Mit-. Maryv A. Seny, *I
iinils sutv<-.- ti lias rlying of contsutnyttiona. I -
triil ievyt hina, hist gittw worise,. ntilu I hueenine
ti' we-;tk I gatve ny all Inty hlitgewor.%tttk. J .tried -
ihrhtle o-f 'tht C li- .en'e tiNL- el )iscove-rv*
t niiohtm-tnowtno intore tin-e tt-to(tken:iie
noy- kite tIy reimientd von ieliite
le ->ny renswiha.f1o11 be-lef in thiur - -
Whett ati nie-ibher of the fatitily is stck oi -
htCirtttok itn I )r ~. ieree' Cottumoni Sttse - -
NbledIca Atdveit'r, aid tete yout wilI fitid te
retedy. It l-se Co cot- t r.50; now it'sit'.tCc,
Ilois patges. (Ove' 3<xtt llustrattijolts. Send.l 2t
ottne-i t stattips t tc~over ctost o)f ta iiittg
on/if, to Wth bl's Disptensary- l\1'(dical A84 -i
Ciatiion, ufitlo.ti N. V., for paper -covered - - .
Copy. Cloth biniditng, t) cents extra.
([ H.\RbhI~i-O N & WICS8''l'IChN CA 1O
U 'IitaI Isailway (o. " Augusta and Ash..
yille shtort Lince." Schedule in effect. Qet
Lv Autgusta..........) -It0 am I 40 'pm
A r Greenwood.......2 17 pmt ..... -
y~ Antdcrson.... .......... ... 10 am
A r hauretns...........I 15 pmfl 7 00 am
Gireentvill......... 2 0') pmn 1t 30 am
(Glenn 8 >ringe.... us0 pm ..
hitarant htirg,.. . 3n10 pmJ~ 'J25 am
Salud~a ......5 p m ..
Hen~tdersonvillo. . . ii3 pm: ..
~A shevillec.... ....7 tin pm.........
ILv Asheville........8 20 am..
Siparian biurg.11 415 am 4 3) pm
(rreen ville........55 am 4 00pm
Lautreni. ... .1. 15 p)m 7 3) pm
A ttdersion.... ...... 700 am ...
Greenwvood....... 2 28 pm 9 35~ pmi
A rAiugutsta.... ......5 00 pm 11 10 tbm
A r Aikeni............50 pm
by (;reenville ..:..:xFiii
Art t'Iiniton.............2 1p
Newbterry, .. .. .2 1p
Ptrotsperity .........3 13p
(tthltmbia............3 p
Sum tter............0 42p
_Lantes.... ..........7 8
Lv Chtarlestora.,................ . 0ax
Lantes ........................826a
Sumter...... ................ )35m
Cohimbhia .........;.. a
P'rosperity............... ..... 8a
Newberry............ ....... 1 p
Cliton.... .......... ......0p
__ A (Irenvilo............80am
Utoe clt ecton atUreitwo2 10 pt
poits n . A L.an C.& 0 lala2 57i pm
at paran urgwih Suth1n3ailay --
ForInfrmaionrlt~v totieot4 r30 pu
schedues, ec.6 42 rps
W * J C~tlt~,Gon 'as 7 48en pm
J. . Otlia, ~On; 0 B.~o~b~7 00ar
Agent,(.&ronv8 268.a0
9 ~ 35