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NX WBERRY. S. C. WEDIESY, MUGST 16. 1893. Ay er's Hair Vigor Makes the hair soft and glossy. "I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for nearly Ave years, aI my hair Is moist, glossy, and in an excellent state of pres ervalOn. Iam forty years old, and have ridden the plains for twenty-five years." --W. Henry Ott, alias "Iustang Bill," Neweastle, Wyo. Ayer's Hair Vigor Prevents hair from falling out. "Annmberof years ago,by recommen daton of a friend, I began touseAyer's Hair Vigor to stop the hair from falling outand prevent its turning gray. The nrst eirects were most satisfactory. Ocsional applications since have kept my hair thick and of a natural color." H. B. Basham, McKlnney, Texas. Ayer's Hair Vigor Restores hair after fevers. "Over a yr ago I had a severe kver, and when I recovered, my hair began to fal out, and what little remained turned gray. I tried various remedies. Wt without success, till at last I began to use Ayer's Hair Vigor, and now my hair is growing rapidly and is restored to Its original color."-Mrs. A. Collins, Dighton, Mass. Aer's Hair Vigor revents hair from turning gray. "My hair was rapidly turing gray and faling out; one bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor has remedied the trouble, and my half is now its original color and full ness.--B. Onkrupa, Cleveland, 0. * roedbyDr.J. C. Ayer& ' e.LowellgMwa. Wod by Drug&sa and Perfwnmers. THE USE OF MONEY. On few subjects is there so much misapprehension as on money and itsuses. The life principle of some, is to get all they can and keep all they can. Even those who conscien tiously hold t) ar bonest getting, like those who -will be rich," fall into the snare of looking upon their gettings as something to be held on to without reference to the glory of God, the good of others, or their own spiritual and temporal good. At a late meeting of Christian men in New York, where various subjects were discussed in connection with current, ioue, the Rev. Dr. An drew s closed an able paper on w a'th with these earnest words: "The conclusion uf the whole matter is, that we ari to use the world as not abusing i-, and so as to let it abuse us. Really, what sball it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his soul! Wealth is a means; not an end. H appy is that man who, owning houses and lands, mills ard railways, stocks and bo.ds, is yet bigger than all these, using them and forbidding them -o use him. remembering his God, his Church, his country, and his kind, and so utilizing the opportunities of earth to lay up treasure in heaven. This universe is the richer in all ways for every such man. God, multiply them! But equally to be commended is the poor man who is not overcome by the wcrld-who does not envy the rich, or waste his existence in struggling to ape them, or ra'e at God and society because his lot is what it is, or shut his' mind to that blessedness which is higher than what Mammon can be-1 stow. I never chide the laboring classes for their unrest. Mach of it is from God2 It is the glory and hope of our age that the common man is at last astir and active and must be heeded. Nor are men to blame for wanting more of the world's valu ables. The appetite for gain in it self is no part of our depravity, and the time is coming when, in case of each honest man,it will be grati fled. What is sad is that so many of us ignore the true, ultimate meaning of righteous unrut and of righteous desire for gain. Walk with God, get character, faith, life; some -thing to spur good discontent, and good love of possession, and guide them to worthy ends; making one think it of slight moment after all whether he personally owns little or much, so he only lives and acts well; this is the message of Jesus; this is the Gospel of our land." Reason? BEECHA31'S PILuS act like magic. FROITHE RAM'S HORN. No one can have joy to-day who is worrying aboot to-morrow. The man who is not bonest in religion is not to be trusted any where. There are people who like to take up their cross only when they are uure that othere will see iP.1 It is very foolish to give your children good advice whi!e you are setting them a bad exampl. P URE.Y a vegetable compound, mnade entirely of roots and herbs .gathered from the forests of Gorg and has been used by mill:ons ofwith the best results. it All manner of Blood diseases, from the pestiferous little boil or your r.ose to the worst cases of inherited blood taint, such as Scrofula, Rheumatism, Catarrh and Trease on Blood and Sin Diseases mailed HELPS TO PATIENCE. A woman whose life has been long and checkered with many re verses, said lately: "Nothing has given me more courage to face every day's duties and troubles than a few words spoken to me when I was a child by my old father. He wzi- :e village doctor. I came into his ofice, where be was compound. ing medicine, one day, looking cross and ready to cry. "'W hat is the matter, Mary?' S"'I'm tired ! I've been making beds and washing dishes all day, and every day, and what good does it do? To-morrow the beds will be to make and the dishes to wash over again.' "'Look, my child,' be said, 'do you see these little empty vials? They are all insignificant, cbeap things, of no value in themselves; but in one I put a deadly poison, another - sweet perfume, in a third a healing medicine.' Nobody cares for the vials; it is that which they carry that kills or cures. Your daily wort, the dishes washed or the floor swept, are homely tbings, and count for noth ing in themselves; but it is the anger, or the sweet patience, or zeal, or high thoughts that you put into them that shall last. These make your life.' " No strain is harder upon the young than to be forced to do work which they feel is beneath their faculties, yet no discipline is more helpful. "The wise builder," says Bolton, "watches, not the bricks which his journeyman lays, but the manner in which be lays them." The man who is half-hearted and lagging as a private soldier will be half hearted and lagging as a com mander. Even in this world, he who uses his talents rightly as a servant is often given the control of many cities. "They also serve," said Jobm Mil ton, "who only stand and wait." "Even Buddha," says a Hindu proverb, "was once a cart-horse, and carried the loads of other men." We should remember, above all, that the greatest of all men spent thirty years of his earthly life wait ing the appointed time to fulfill his mission.- Youth's Companion. Baby's Bad Blisters My son, aged three, bad break S ing- out on scalp. Theplae F 'iwe're large as dolr flesh raw 4a and covered with blisters. Tried remedies without results, erup tosspreading, new places breaking out. Concluded to try CLcTIcUnA REMEDIES, change in -twenty-four hours, continued tretment, and in two weeks a perfect cure. C. A. ARMsTRONG, Swifr, Island, N. C. Baby One Solid Sore Baby broke out with Eczema -Awhen two months old. Hea 14arms, feet and hands one solid S sore. She had no rest night or .g day. After one week's tra of -... CUTrxcuaA REM~EDIEs the sores were healed, but I continued to use the CUTIct RESOI.vENT for a little while, and my baby is now as sound as a dollar. Mits. BETTIE BTRKNER, Lockhart,Texas. Baby All Over Sores , Brby had Eczema very bad when .sores all over his head, face and 'sback. We used the CvTIcrnA SREMEDIEs exactly accordn t0 directions, and two sets entirly cured him, although we continued it for some time afterward. MEs. MARY DISCH INGER, Baltimnore,Md. Baby Literally Afire S Our little baby, 2& years old, was Staken with Eczema, body solid red from sole to crown, literally adre, screaming and clawing all the time. Then was added abscesses e and suppuration. Tried M. D.'s, - and medicines without any relief. Read about CcriccatA REMEDIES, concluded to try- them. Our little one is nows entirely cured, and is stout and hearty. C. H. WOOD, White Cloud, Mo. CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS SAnd its cures are the most re ,f markable performed by any blood San d skin remedy o! modern times. .P arents, remember that c u r e s gmade in infancy are speedy, per - manent and econocr:oal. Bold throughout the world. Price, CUTIrcvaa, Soc.; CcTictcaA SOAP. 25c.; CUTrecRI REsoL. VENT. s1. PoTTEER DRco AtIa CHEX. UoRP., Sole Proprietors, Boston. M5 " How to Cure Skin Diseases," free. BYA 'skin and Scalp puritied and beautified BAB Sby Cuticura soap. Absolutely pur. PADGETT PAYS THE FREIGHT .Why Pay Extreme Pricas for Goods! Send for Catalogue and see What You Can Sate!I $ LZ AN OA . .. smoor sU?-con- M dA , stand-worth $2-; PR ICE NoWS$15_ it) other Bedroom Suits, all prices. Just to introdiuce thiem. No f% reight paid on this Or gan. Guaranteed to be.a .9 e >ganor mnoney re Elegant Plushx P.tNDR SITITS, conisisting o1 M4ofa, Armi 'hair. Rookingu Chair. Divan, and:2 side- ihairs -worth $45. Will deliver it to your depot for $3. ThsNo. __r__ COO[!16 * be deliver. --- -.ed to your a-- - .depot for only $12 regular prIce $15. A $5& szWfl R&AcmN,Z - '41th1alliattachments, for --ON LY $18.50 deive",tre d to your depot. *The regular price of thia T he mn ufracture-r pays all the expenses~ andS well themrr to you for A4.2.'7 - and guarantee '-very one a rarga in. No fre! ht paid on this Buggy A $85O1IANo dtelveredi at you r depnt all tr'it i.i f,r $ u4'I Sndo 1'or cat,alogee of~ Furniture. Cooking Stoves. I;ahy (Carrages. Bicycles, Organs, Fi nno. Teni sts. Dintner "ets, Lamps, &c., and .SAVEB 30N EY. Addres L. F.PADGETT So*E E19I e v' 1~V.iLE lUSLAR EA WN M CSNiDtS, whispershebrd. Con fotabs. eeeera where' all Ee.sdi.fail . edbU F. KISCOx HILL' rI~~s Double C1 WIcompletelY44estroy h desifr 0 lees; cause no Pick neFwTzta!d Ma be Rri edge of the patient, who will voluntari: DRM NM ni IORPIRE I the patient, by the use of our SPECIAl During treatment patients are allowed phine until such time as they shall vol We send particulars and pamphlet i be glad to place sufferers from any of 1 $ion with persons who have been cured HILL'S TABLETS nre for s dn*gis ts at, $1. 00 per package. or druggs does not keep them and we wil sen you, by return mail, Tablets. Write your mne an~d siddressplaii wbether Tablets are for Tobacco, M Liquor Habit. DO NOT BE DECEIVED into pure sny of the variouv nostruing that Rre 1 offered for sale. Ask for I Ta13L'ETS and take no other. 3tanufactured only by --THE OUO CIMCAL CO. 4 51.53 & 55 Opera Block, LIMA, OHIO. PAETICULLBS FREE. I have two pac RESPON SIBI (IEN writng 2eas Obsolete Words. [New Orleans States.] The Boston Herald gives a very fair ea of the number of obsolete words which can be found in Webster's die ionary by publisbing the following let er written by an alleged poet to an -ditor: Sir: You have behaved like an im petiginous scrogle! Like those who, .nvious of any moral celstitude, carry eir ungicity to the height of creating mposically the fecund words which my pollymathic genius uses with uberty to abligate the tolgues of the weetless! ir, you have crassly parodied my own pet words as though they were tran grams. I will not coascervate reproaches -I will obduce a veil over the atramen , ingratitude which has chamfered ven my indiscerptible heart. I am flent on the focillation which my >oadjuvancy must have given you when I offered to become your fantor ind adminicle. I will not speak of the lippitude, the oblepsy, you have shown n exacerbating me, one whose genius ou should have approsebed,with men 1al discalceation. So I tell you, with t su.pervacaneous words, nothing ill reuder ignose161e your conduc.t to e. I warn you that I would vellicate >ur nose if I thought that any moral arth:'osis thereby could be performed if I thought I should not impignorate y reputation. Go! tacbygraphic rogle, band with your crass inquinate ntors; draw oblectations from the tought, if you can, of having syn ironically lost the existimation of the eatest poet since Milton! Readers of the States who have leis ie can amuse themselves by taking >p a dic4ionary and bunting out the eaning of the words and then firing em off at their friends with an air or telectual superiority. If you [feel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS ire FealeComplaints and Monthly -eglarity, LeucorrheaorWhites, Painin etc or Sides, strengthens the feeble, builds the whole system. Ithas cured thousands ad will cur eu. Druggists have it. Send B. J. P. DB0NG600E2& 09.. LouIsyIfle, Ky. dispensable in very good Kitchen. As every good housewife knows, the difference be tween~ appetizing, deli cious cooking and the opposite kind is largely ini delicate sauces and palitable gravies. Now, these require a strong, delicately flavored stock, and the best stock is L iesb ig Company's E xtract of Beef. EISandOpu abt cured a on ia mommeassaasa ...LL EY,M.D. Atat,Ga. Oi.14%whiehallSt. L E*OR LIVE R and K.D M~E E Cures DY?.PEP'Sl., LIVER andi EIDNEY Troubles when all else fails. -23e, 50c, $1.00 L.IFE MEDICINE COMPANY, Spartanburg, S. C. UNCAO - 1 ATi cG~ RIMAN mAlATT (00/ REMEMBER GUAUTEE REMEMBERand in%lie tb "careful ivestlgation as to our resp ity and the merits of our Tablets. loride of Gold Tablet rOBACCO in from 3 to5 days. Perfectly harm en in a cup of tea or coffee without tne knowl y stop smoking or chewing in a few days. IABIT can be cured at home, and with DAj,Tout any effort on the part of FORMULA COLD CURE TABLETS. the free mse of Liquor or Mor antarily give them up. >f testimonials free, and shall heee habits in communica bythe use of ourTABLETS, le by all FIRST-CLASS , enclose us S 1.00 a package of our 2ly. and siato )rnhino or hasing eing curc do wh worth < and irom from ten t and smoked i of your Tablets TRz 01I0 CHEMIcAL C for $1.00 worth of your them all right and, althoug] they did thu work i n Iless ths Truly your THz OHIo CErvICAL Co.:-GENTLE) word of praise for your Tablets. My liquor,and through a friend. 1 was led t constant drinker, but ufter usin your'I and will not touch liquor of any kid I ha you, ia order to know the cure was permanen DiIO CrEMICAL Co:-GENTLEEW--our Table used morphine, hypodermicAiy, for seven y4 ages of your Tablets, and wi,hout any effort oE Address aU OrdeTs t< ,-O THE OHIO CHEI 51, 53 and 55 Op Many Persons are broken down ftom overwork or household cares. Brown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the system, aids digestion. removes excess offbile. and eres malaria. Get the genuine. Are You Going to the World's Fair? If so, see that your ticket reads via Cincihnati and the C. H. & D. and Monon-the acknowledged "World's Fair Route"-the only line out of Cin cinnati connecting !with E. T. V. & G. and Q. & C. train No. 2, arriving Cin cinnati 10.30 p. m ; a solid train carry ing through sleepers from Jacksonville, Savannah, Birmingham, Atlanta, Chat tanooga, Macon and New Orleans via E. T. V. & G., Q. & C., C. H. & D. and Monon Route to Chicago. You can stop over in Cincinnati if your ticket reads via the C. H. & D. and Monon Route, by depositing same with the Merchants' and Manufac turers' Association, Chamber of Com merce building, corner of Fourth and Vine streets, one block from Fountain Square (the C. H. & D. ticket office is in the same building). This enables you to visit the picturesque "Queen City" at no additional cost, and spe cial efforts will be made to entertain strangers hospitably and reasonably. The universal verdict of the travel ing public is that the Pullman Safety VestibuJed trains, running every day, "and Sunday too," via the C. H. & 1). and Monon, between Cincinnati, In dianapolis and Chicago, are without doubt the "tinest on earth." Th~ese trains were especially built by the Pullman Company for this service, and embrace every improvement. Their mnagtLiticen t coaches, lux uriouis smoking ears, s'perb sleepers, observa tion cars, compartment sleeping cars and une-xcelled dining car service, afford "all the comforts of home." Leaving Cin?innati you pass through the beautiful Miami Valley, and for twenty-five miles the double tracks run throngh the very front door yar ds of the finest sub ban homes in the country. Beyond Hamilton and up to Indianapolis the line is noted for scenic beauty. A stop over at Indianapolis, the cap ital of Indiana, may be obtained by depositing your ticket with the secre tary of tIo Commercial Club. This city is naore worthy of a visit than almost anIy other of its size in theI West, and offers the greatest induce ments to traveler arnd tourist. Be tween Indianapolis and Chicago the line traverses the very best agricul tural and commercial territory, and te ride is one of unparalleled coum-|I fort and beauty. Bear in mind that the C. H. & ID. and Monon Route trains all run via Burside Crosing, from which point the Illinoi.a Central suburban trainS run direct to the World's Fair Grounds every moment. AL Englewood con-, nection is made with the electric cars, vhich run every five minutes to the grounds, but we recoinend all per sons to go directly Into the Dearborn Station, which is locate~d in the heart of the city and from which all street car lnes converge, then go directly by car or cab to your botel or boarding place. First locate yourself; knowi where and how you are to live whileI in Chicago. Get the locality firmly fixed in your mind, beforo. going to the World's Fair by any of the numerous convenient way; the cable cars, elec tric roads, elevated railroad, Illinois Central R. R., suburban trains and the steam bo ats affordI ample accomnmoda ions for all possible visitors, and it is but live minutes ride from the business plrt)in of the city to the grounds. Tace your breakfast down town. buy your lunch at the grounds, and take your supper down town, If you follow these suggestions you will save money. The facilities for serving lunch at the World's Fair Grounds are extraordina ry and the prices are cheaper than at your own home, but breakfast and supper should be taken down t"wn, or at your boa-ding house. The World's Fair is alre?ady the mzost astounding and stupcadous spectacle ever at tempted any people, and a day's visit will afford mno.e delight and onstruction than can possibly be obtained ill anay other way or by the same expenditure of money. For furt her particulars, d1e scriptive pamphlets, rates, etc., ad dressE. A. HOOr En, General Advertisinir Agent C. H. & D. R. R., No. 200~ W. Fourth St., Ciin WESLYANFEMALE INSTITUTE Opa Set 6th, 1Ss. Climat, and as'roundin& ex hetoa batdsomsnlha eng enal nceda advantages n usi ad r 41 ol W.W.ROBERT$oN, Pres., Stauntoi,yat. CHICAGO. The QEE & CREscEN'T RoUrE afrords the nickest Schedules, the Finest Equipment, ONLY THROUGH CAR LINE TO CHICAGO. rom Asheville, Paint Rock, Rot Springs and nozville, via R. &D., E. T, V. & G., Q. & C., . 8. R. R., Louisville and the Penna. Lines to hicago without change. Another car runs from Asheville to Cincinnati. Both cars ihe close connection with aR chicago lines. Ask for your tickets via WEEKN&CRESCENT ROUTE. Sto-oers alHowed at Cincinnati Louis 111e or Indanapolis. '.. nEDrDS 0.on P. A. . -mTNNATL. o' A CURE onsibiI 244 A FW 'esimoals from persons who h:vc tcn cured by the u:: of Hill's Tablets.| rnE OnIo ChEmICAL Co.: DEAR SIR:-I have been w3in; your for tobacco habit, and found it would at you claim for it. I used ten centa )f the strongest chewing tobacco a day. one to five eigars; or I would smoke forty pipes of tobtcco. Have chewed Dr twenty-file years, and two packages cured me so I hve no desire forit. B. M. JAY LORD, Leslie, ~Micb. DonBs FErRT, N. T. o.:-GENTLEMEN:-Some time ago I sent Tablets for Tobacco H1abit. I received I 1 was both a heavy smoker and chewer, ntbreirlaS I:ncured. a NZl OHNSO'i'. O.nor45. PiTTsnURGW, PA. iEm:-It gives me pleasure to speak a son was strengly addicted to the use of D try your Tablets. Hewasaheavyand ablets but th rec days be quit drin king, ve wated f"ur month before writing t.TUstruly7, HELEN NORRISON. Cr.%cr-.Ar, Onto. s have rformed a miracle 1ii my case. ars, aaa havc i)xn cured y the use of my part. W. L. LOTEGAY. ICAL 00., era Block. LIMA, OHIO. FULMWER& STO CKMA.N,' CONTRACTORS AND BULIDERS, NEWERRY~?, S, C We are now prepared to do every thiijg in the line of buildlng Bracket Sawing, Scroll Sawing, and All kinds of Turning. We also grind corn two days in a week Tuesday and Saturday. We deal in all kin ds of lu mber-d ressed and undressed. Sawed Shingles, Doors, Sash and Blinds a specialty. We will accomniodate town and coun try at shortest notice. - BOTH IN QUALITY AND PiGC. WE WILL REPAIR ALL FURNITURE. We have bought Mr. Shoekley's interest, and tile firm name now is A FULL LINE GROCERIES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Call and Examine. WOOD WORKING MACHINERY BRICK AND TILE MACHINERY BARREL STAVE MACHiNERY GINNING MACHINERY GRAIN THRESHING MACHINERY SAW MILL MACHINERY RICE HULLING MACHINERY ENGINES AND BOILERS State Agenc.y for Talm bht It Sons' isngi nes and Boie.rs -w anv ud Grim.t .\iils. Brewer's tBriek Machinm.-v. no b'e 5cee ('olttnPese Tnn..as' lDirect.Aeti g St.eam Pre'sses-nio belts. Thomas'-eed Cotton E ev-ator's. Halt anid Lumnmmu sGinus. H.II Sai I (0 -mVt workting Machinery. Phi ners, Itaind Saws. MoulIders. \lortiNers, Tenoners, co)mprising conmplete equmipmen mt for tiash, 1)oor and Wagon Fa'tories. )eoacnh Plantation Saw Mill, variable' feed. Belng. Fitting and Machinery suppl:es. Write to Me before Buying V. C. BADH AM, Manager, COLUMBIA, S. C. ~nai... . icqinc.. * W .amp :rar partica. t DR. C. 1W. F. S.175l. Wrviil fITATER, C!ICAGG. ILL DR8S II6IJEL & IBLJ~ItR Physicians and Surgeons. Offie-Main Street; Room 11, over Bon-er &- ognmna store. Lightning Cookery. LFroin the London Figaro.] Prince Bismarc's old chef, who is now head cook in a big Belin restau rant, recently won a novel bet and gave a surprising exhibition of his mastery of the eulinary art. He had wagered S54 that he could kill, clean, cook and serve a chicken, all in six minutes. The wager was decided at night in the cafe of the restaurant, in the presence of a big crowd. The cook appeared at 9 o'elock on an improvised platform, upon which stood a gas cook ing stove. He held a live chicken high over his bead, and the foul cackled loudly. One blow of the keen carver severed the head from the neck, and the cook began to pick the feathers with great swiftness. It cook just one minute to get rid of every feather. In less than another minute the expert had opened and cleaned the fowl, and had-pladed it upon a broiler on the gas stove. The cook busied himself at the broiler, seasoning the fowl as it cooked. It lacked just a second of the sixth minute when he stepped down from the pl.atform and served the chicken to the nearest guest amid great applause. Pompeii Gave Up the Point LFroi the American Eruggist.] We are indebted to Pompeii for the great industry of canned fruit. Years age, when the excavations were just beginning, a party of Cincinnatians found in wh,it had been the pantry of the house iuany jars of preserved figs. One was opened and they were found to be fresh and good. Investigation showed that the fi2s had been put into jars in a heated state, an aperture left for the steam to escape, and then sealed with wax. The hint was taken, and the next year fruit canning was intro duced into the United States, the pro cess being identical with that inl vogue at Pompeii twenty centuries ago. DR HATHAWAY &00, _SPECiALISTS (Regular Graduates.) Are he:endir and m.,st euccessfaispcialistc an will g' C y:ou help. Young and mid die aged men. Remarkable re suits have follow ed our treatment Many years (A varied and succes* iul experience in the use of curm Eive methods that we alone own and - control for all dis orders of men who - have weak, unde -veloped or dis - eased organs. or ho are suffering rom errors of youth and excess or who are nervous -and impotent, he scorn of their S ellows and the contempt of their friends and com panious. leads us o guarantee to all patentm. If they can possibly :e restored, our own exclusive treatment will afford a cure. WOTWEN! Don't you want .to get cured of that weakne.. with a treatment that you can use at homne without insuuments? Our wonderful treat. ment liaa cnred others. Wly-not you? Try it. CATARRU, and diseases of the Skin, Blood. Beart, Liver and ?idnieys. CYPHITs-The monst rvpld. safe and eilective remedy. A complete Care Guaranteed. AKTN 37.RASES of all kinds cured whe many others have failed. rNNATrR.AL D!SCEARGES promptly eured in afew days. QuIck. acre and safe. This includes Cicet and Conorha. TRUJTh AND FACTS. We have cured car:s of Chrnic Deases that have fniled to get cure-l at the h;mds of other specis Ists and medical insrtt'-. . a R M M E that there Is hope for Y Co.ndu,t no other. a:s you may waste valuable time. jbtain our treatment at once. Beware of free and cheap treatments. We give the best and most tcientlitc treutment at iuodierate pr:ces-as low as eca be done for safe and akillful ?eatmnent. FREE consultation at the olilce or ay mall. Thorou;gh ex:unination and careful diag soets. A honme treatment can begiven In amajority jf casca. Send for sy:nntiom Blank No. 1 for Men. No. 2 for Women: No. 3 for Skin Diseases. All corre spondence nwered prompt!y. Business strictly con fiential. Entire trearment sent free fromn observa ion. Rcfer to our patients, banks and business Inca Address or call en DR. HATHAWAY & CO. 22 1-3 Sot' Broad Street. ATLANTA. Aj. W. L. DOUCLA8 $3 SHOE NO WP. Do you wear them? When nxtis need try apar. Best In the worlde 45.00 3.0 $2.50 #. ~ 2.00 ~200 .. FOR BOY$ FORrI If you want afine DRESS SHOE, made In the latest styles, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $31 $3.50, $4.00 or $5 Shoe, They lit equal to custom made and look and wear as we!l, If you wish to economize in your footwear, do so by purchasing W. L.. Douglas Shoes. Name and price stamped on the bottom, look for it when you buy 1W, L. DOU7GLAS, Erockton, Mass. Sold by 0 M. JAMIESON. A MARVELOUS DISCOVERY! :se-Positively removes L I a BOE S?AVi, Ringbone, Splint, ELECT IC erCurb, - IN 48 HOURS, ,.Without Pain. >$500 Reward S For Faire OR Slightest Injury. * This is the Greatest Wonder of the 19th h~ I .Century, astonish ing. as lt does, the ,entire Veterinary I 3.W world. * Circulars and Sworn Proofs Mail ed Free. ~r. Guy Chedet~ ~PAYINCURENo. 378 Canal St., New York. VRGINIAITAY ITITUTE, 6th Year. state Military. Scientific and Techni. cal school. Thorough Courses in general and ap plied Chemistry, and in Engineering. Conters de gree of graduate in Academic Coorse, also degreesot B,chelor of science and Civil Engineer in Technical Cours. All erpenfes, including clothing and inci. dentals. provid at rate of 106.50l per month, as an ur-r' for the four years, zeIau'ice of outfe. New Cadets report Sept st. GENO. 'UOTT SHIPF, Superintendeak. FANT LINE b-lw. e-ti''harlestou -and Columbia an(lt Upper Soulti Carolinma and North Carolina and Al bl-ns and Al laniu. CvNDEN'.EI) SCHEDULE. G,Aa WEs'r. GotNo Eid No. 52. No. 53. ca m o 7 l . Lv. .Charleston..Ar. 5 45 511 " ...Lan es-......" 7u.5 9 43 " ...Sumter-....." 5 45 l11.5 Ar....Columbia....Lv. 41 20 ym 12 " ..rosperity..- 5 I.! 10 "...e w berr-y... -" 4' 1: " ... Clinton....... 20.) 24 A ..6reen w-nd... 12 46 3 09 --...A bbevill:..... " 12 5I -8 " ....Ath ens ....' 10 05 7 4 " .....At lant......-" 730 p~ tn a mf o 10i " ...Winnsboro...." 11 54 7:30 " ....Charlotte....." 985 p m pm 3 57 "-...Anderon... " 1.2 5 a m 4 43 "...Greenville... " 11 57 6 ...5purianburg " 10 20) 9 11 " ..Itendersonville" S032 10 I5 ".Aeville... 7 Ii Nos. '2 ai nd .'2 Solid trainas between Ch:arlea ton. a.vClinton, s. C. H{. M. EM1ElmON, A s't Gen'l Pass. A gent. T. 3L EMERS'-ON, Tram1e Man acer. T. D. 17 LY Ge ftn,, MBanaaer. What is A8 - Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Tnfants and Cbildren. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by MNillions of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea -the Mother's Friend. Castoria. Castoria "Castoria isso well adapted to ch.laren that Castoria cures Colic, C'nHpa.m I recommend it as superior to any prescription .Zr Stomach, Diarrhtea, Eructation,. known to me." H. A. ARC1r, M. D., Kills Worns, gives sleep, and promotes di 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. gestion, Wit!out injurious medicatio:. The use of 'Castoria' i- o universal and its merits ho well known that it seems a work "Fror several years I have recommended of supererogation t.) endor- it. Few are the your 'Cstoria,' and shall always contin-:o . intelligent familie. who do not keep Castoria do so as it has invariably produced bonenial within easy reach." r CAa:, 3%..os Lu:y,, D. D., EDwrN F. PAn, M. D., New York City. 125th Street and.h Av.,New Yp C THE CEA-rArE CoxPA.y, 77 MumaAy STr ikw Yoxr . ::THE 'STANDARD.. SJEWING _ABI -OSTSIMPI,E A_NDLGRT UU; NliN G Mcie.pd -~~ 10 does li3e irgest_rnge of - l of an'Y machine and givts eiiar satisfiction. Beng a contifaa muovemeLt, gea rid of all'fridtrhn. SIX' YEARS ..on the and 200.(%)achiues sold, 10 -old within last the year. rr' TUlE LINESLI1E 4T:*dRA8~ [-tandard Rotiry Snuttie - - - oue sold-pleceof steel.l - Bieakittr Meks or 81ig 'iie Til- STANDARD'S MAM-1n TO VICTO - - - WE GUA .TEE IT OR FIV.E YEA0 N 1 eRICHMOTD VA ~ D B;WHEEER LCCAL ACENTD WITH HEADQUARTERS AT NE WBERRY, S. C - - -It would be to 'the interest- of -every citizen of New~berry and the * County who are thinking of buy-^ m lg a mlachline to call on -D. S -- Wheeler ahd- - Examine The -Standard -BEFORE BUYI~ A-THEL SUHBOUND RAILROAD-.CMN NDSN1% A TO SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA '11JS1 e pecr ..udeqRnb.. CObFoster, Receivery. - Eff-ective July 2nd, 1898. CorrXiIA AND 4REsNvrLLg iys Southward. Northward - .'PASSENGER DEPARTXEler& . - Read Down. Read UD-. Condensed8chedule-In ef%ect July:gnd,MOV.a., Eastern Time. Eastern Time. -(Trains ran by75thMrda:nt , 8 10 am Lv.AshevIlle.:ar 6 40) s m --' - -- - - -e -'' S 42 a mn..., ..''Skyland,..l......i 6 09 p mo BETWEEN CIA,BLESTON,CoY.XMPXA, 8ENCgA3P.gy 9 16 a sn.....Hencier,onville,... 5 3 p m 'o i)alWLALW 104 a n .auren, S. C . ml -~.,T0~ 0 11 50 an'..Abbeville...... 5 p m. 7 30a miN. ....:Charleston.,...... Ar.. 8 45rn * ............n.on..........213 pm1 11 20 am .:...Columbia..... 4 15 p m 11 10a m.......intonbal,.......... . pP m103pn .-........Aston.-.....i. -e83- - -10 --- . aea ,... . .5pm 12 18 pm ......Poari4......... - 4-.rina3 11 15 a m.........An derson..........4 24 p so 12 35 p m .....,Prosperity...... 2:55ppm 114 5sim......Soart anburg,......2SOp m l2 Pm " - wery.... .9i 10 5 u m~~~~.treille C. 150p m l"SIp m ..-~.Fpes.. 23p 10.1------..--...v ie 2kp 8 p m.....Nie-S........ 1 38p 12 5-> p m......Greenwnod...... 2IP iie..i......:.. .37pn 3 m Genod. 1245.~m 2:39 pm........Ne wberry.........m reeoo.......12 0 p P -------. M5 3 3'p m.......,...Aleton........... 203 ps m 00pm n ... -.. 12 4153p m A r....Colum bIa..... Lv 11 20Oam 2P~ ---- - . ~ 126p Centra ITime. Cent ral Time. 35p m .....ona ... 1203pm - 3 20 p m Lv.....Columibia, R C..A ~r 10 20 a m oo,pm A r......Belton-.......... Lyi 5 03 pm........Denmark,. ~ an 1)PllV....,....fL......83Ar a.-.N a- .lI 4 ~ 5 52 p m.........Fairfax........ . 9a 42p -'--Andcrs -i,.- .': 8 00 p m....Ar Savannah, G. ... 6 00 a tu ,.5p ..P ---- ----.. .06 -= 8 10 a mo Lv ...Savan nah, Ar r. ... i2 p' m 3 0 p :" Ar------..Senecar.a.-.: t:1.O0'm + 800m....Jesup25. 5 35 p t ....Seea.... r 10:00-Eng South of Columbia, Trains use th er.d .BETwEEt D EoN. JBLT1N AlWDGUZEg.52 Ian Time. North of Columbia, Trains us~e- .F-.- .s e 75th Meridian Time.Dal.L ..... Close connections at Savannah with the No. P.L - h'derson ~ - 2 4~ Ocean Steamship Co's elegant Steamers for 1--~dro r ia New York, Philadelphia and Boston, and m~41pu Ah v with the Plant System of Railways and ~ O-nL lton- - 26i -~3 Steamers for Cui.a and all points ln Florida. - -2'z -l iuntn 0 1*.DWAIRD 1- ORD. iu pt. 4 -~3 -.le,V - I. M. F LEIIsc.Gen'1 Pass. Agt A 40 ipn Piedmont r Jos. F. GRAav, Tmvy. Pass. A gt. . 5 15 p m Greenville, & ~7. ~ - ______ _____ BETWPEN CH AR RES.TON, .CoLUMBIA-. AN8PARTANJBtUG. S EABOARJ AYR LINE.-Short line to Daily. - :.-.---./ - 4. - Norfolk and )lad Point, Va., and Columbia. :No.13 .STATIONS.? - .- - S. C. New line to Charleston, S. C. Effect July 7:30 ei in. .....Cha rlestan......... f. - 2, 1893. 11 30 a m' ....'.-Colu'bA..-.....A NORTHBOUND. SOUTHBOUND. 12l 15 p .......Aton*.......:. 0 p im No. 38 No. 134lEastern Time No. I 7T No. 41 -*1 06p mo .. ......Carlislo.,.......... 2 Othp ng - -D iy.D il.exet ta t Dlv. D)aily 114 p ........az-tuxc........... 1.50 pm Daily..47ly. mex....-.........Um!non.;.-..... 1 3pm - 6S'amn 5 05pm liv A tlanta sr 7 30aim 6 45p 10 lp m .....Joniesville........ - 2-4. -v U Depotety tm23 p m ......Pacolet ......1 2 i 'OSam 8 l3pm lv Athens ar 6 Wam 5 09pm r.'~ so0 Ar. .....prabrg....v14 l11 1am 9 li pmair Elberton lv- 5 2a 4(Ospm . *:0pmAr.....A-hile....1 .2 I 1215pm 10O00pm ar Abbeville lvj 4 27am1 3Uilpm BETWEEN NEWEEPl<, (tINTON -AWA RaEN~ 124-1pm 10 25pm ar Greenw'd 1v1 4 0r2amn 2 4lpmi Ex.sun . - <-- Er.Sun. - 4 I 40pm111 12pm ar Clinton lv 3 tiaml 1 459pm - No.15. .STATIOMj...- No.16. 3if2pni 2lam'ar Chester ar 2 Tamnii 43.-im 1 '-a .Clr':f ' Ar S uopm 1 50amljar Monroe lvr1250am 10 15 so 1'2-a C ---I.. LPm .- - #3 San arRaeig hi81pm12,i apm ...New berry..-1230pm - 6 loam arHReih olv 860p --Y i m ....oldv-ille.....' '1 35 am. -- 9 3Oam arHedron ly 6 53pmi -1 ..... Clinton..~..' 11.a 9 0amar elon v Sam 5pm-Ar Laurens L'v-1040a-an ~ '-~ t fl.?am arPetersbur;rly 3 4.ipm T.j ,w ag iona.AND ABBEVILLE. - 1i4.amo uarRichmiond lv 2:..'pnu DUJ': - 3 -1tpm.ar Wash-ton Iv l10 Simam Daily. Daily. STATIONS.- do 10. Ek un .> 24pmn arLBaltimore lv * cam No. U No. 1. - 3*. ed NK6U 7 -l-p ar Ph iladel lv 'I iam 1-2 40p m .3 L5 pm .Lv HodgesAr 2.5\pm l 25gg 7, to3.>pmn arNewYorkiv 12 i)ii amI 10 pm. I arryaugh's f235pm42*i1 a 5 00am'ari Cha-rlott e lv 10 0pm -- I lip-m 3 40J pmA rAbbevilleLvy2-3 sinH'S8apdt 90 Qam ar Wilm'g'ni lv 50 (pmn CoNNEerxoNS VIA SOl-rH BOUND 'R:4:TLA" 200Opmn - v Clinton ar I 1 3pmi Daily. DaIly. CENTRAL TINE Dal.A 2 42pmz ar Newberry v 12' 43pm - Se. . .N. ~ 2.57pmln arP'rosperity lv -1229pmnt .0,.Ar...SaIv.annah.. Lv.600amn 4 0 iml ar Columbia iv i am 3 .L. CoIlum bia. r. 30 20 am .o 4.pm i :r Sum.te:r iv 9. iam. Nes. 13 . and 14 are solid -IrinfS ,bl.eten * S tpmn a4rCharlestonily lii CemiCarleston and Atshev.tlie. -: ,5m I arIDarlie'nlyv 7 0 am Th roughr - ouch .'aetawan lvaniab- ap4 -~ 11 arPvrtsmuAshevilleion 4 andl I3 'c -e4p -. 1 e a n ~Trams leave-Sprtaniberge-.',-& - s i 1 4am lvNorioa i v3 -inn Northboui .. 14$ am.o:-5 p--nF 6 1..- uta. - 16 .sp arNorf'ik bar 's t')ars, i\estibuled Lim&~tedi;,bowlhboup . . -s Z6 -ai arlalc - P* ~ m. Li 37 a m. *(Vesdibuled L3 m- --- -ea INE $ lu d.- 1 1%boundiW.N. C. Dviioin,' .p m a - 10i 'o 20pm ar NewilYork lv t4 lai ud or Hendersonville, Asheville,. and.-o I '(pin rNcworkl Ii . ..Trainxsleave(reenvine. S. C, A. 4 5.--pso IV Port&h.inilv '3 10am 'ton, Northbmound, 12-12amn, 400 p ad 5 1uum ar liihiladel lv 11 . 6pm p in. (Vestzziule,d Limitedn; Southbound;10aan, ~ 8 00:am -ar N ew York lv -S Ohpm. 4 (si p. jn,..12 28.p. m. ( esibuted4,Lirzeited - - 600pm lvPorts'hmw)aor 8 i0amz Trains leave Seneca,.. '~. A.. & . Divisi - ____630am arW.,'gt'nm Iv 7 i0pm Northuound, 11-3 -p. mx.. 37 p. in., a'a .lf? - - ------- - p. m.; Southbou~2x ni.;5 31. us,, and tD-aily except Sunday. 1 &j p. m. (b) Via Bay Line. <n, 7ia New York. Phmila- PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. delphia and NorfolkRailroad . .(w) Via Nor-fome Pullman Sleepers on 13 and 14, betWeen Char and W ashington Steamboat Co. Traine Nos. leston and A she-ville, via Coiumbiad and !7 run solid with Pullman buffet -sleeping burg. - cars between -Atlanta and Washingtnf, anmd Puilma aaeSepn h'tT~ig*'u toi amid New York. oParlo reldin h .A UI, ~ H.k.BWC. Portsmouth; Sleeping car Hlamlet and \M I1- Gen'1 Paba.Agent; Aae'Ge a'me mington. Trains Nos. 34 and 41 carry throug- Washington,.D. Ct- --- -AM coachmes between Atlanta and Charleston, S..- V. E. McEE, .SLia& 0. V. SMITH. Traffic Manager. . - gen' tip', o* - Trafle JOHN C. WINDER, Gen'l Manager. Coldmbia S. C Wahinz n - H.W. B. GLOVE R,Div. Pass. Agent. Atlanit. . .G sR.Gn gr PA_E' VIRGINIA Ct O. H AlR BA LSA M - ForYOUNG LADIES - - unadbu m ar pn Sept.. 14-19% - Abuat Pn>ra.smotesa iunanatpgrwtn. I~~...I evr Fais toestore Grayl trSaive C.ollege home. iew b i,2J -- Iair to ita Your,hful Color. atunong the Ifnestin the-oa$h. oea#l Cures scalp diseaa,-sL hair talig provement. New faos .and tz~.r 30e.and $luost DrgBts Campus 'tea ac n biIi - The COnsumtean Feeble and all wh cnr. In. VIc anffer-nom exhausindiseasesahouid ueParker's heat.E . i.tuah os u emy Full course. -AdV on Fmae eames,Pan-Mca1 Unexcelled. 1For -. INER R NS e on i renrorscra ident. a f *- , waki-e4r a u. .. - .IAR , ssn