The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 14, 1897, Image 4
Arp on Appetites.
TIS 13iTOW PI'SPIki IITES
OF FRIUIT AND MKAT EATERS.
tie Talkm 51wd eniutg,Too--Triti of the life
of the Peopto Deforo Flieh Wias
Uned For Food.
[Atlanta Constitution.]
And now the potato bugs havo
come again-como early-ahead of
time, and I have to wago war oin
thoim. Thero is always something
to prey on ever) thing that is good.
Eternal vigilanco Hs the price of lib
erty and jus so it is the prico of a
good g-rdon. The woeds outgrow
overythiing you plant. and iothing
hurt thom. Uri-.,ra and thistles aid
crabgrass and dogfounel and chick
wood grow right along just like
little sins and bad habits. It takes
constant work, anId constant working
to kep down woods and original
sin: Hoo, every one that thirstoth!
I bonghta iimo's worth of paris
greon and dissolvod half a table
spoonful in half a bucket of water
and sprinkled tho beetles carofully
last, evening and this morning they
are dead. But this does not end it.,
for they have just begun to come.
It is not much troublo and will save
the potatoes. I tried it last year
Be suro and miark the paper that,
contains the powder "poison"ti and
put it whore the grandehildren ean't
got it. Put tho ilixt-ure on with an
old whisk broom and what, is left. in
the bucket bhang it up high some
whero till wianted again.
Wo hid i frilit. groweirs' convo
tion hero last week ind learniel a
good deal about exteriimiat ing lhoso'
postiferouls things, both visible aid
invisible. It )4; a right. good educa
tion to hoar such experiinced men
talk as Mr. Miller, ( o'o ol Nositf.
and Mr. Slarno.. I wish the con
vention wonid Iloot hepro oneo it
month. My respoet for borticulture
arid bort1ticlulll-iss is very gn. il.
The Berelmns anrd Mr. timphi anid
Dr-. J1ones have don1 a workl of good
ialdvancing the growh if fru-it
tres and diinig knowh'g am1101o
the pleA. M. Al iller, too, tilouglr
mor0e, rTeently doi6ih"d amlong" s
is already a househohlil wordh in this
par of Georgia.
The growinrg of fru-it i. no dolbt,
the oldest occupation known to man.
It most happily Combines physiical
labor with sientifit study arid tire
reward is useful, graiti fyirig arid r
finig. Tereis nodoubt but fruit
arid vegetables were the only food of
niankirnd 1,5t0) years after man
was created. I alluded to this ini a
little talk I delivored1 to the conven
tion, aind soimi of may Bible.-reainrg
friends have sinco goestioried moe
about it and asked for my aut hority.
They remiindied rme that Abel's sacri
fice was from his flocks aindt was
more accepitable than Cairn's o lferinug
of the fruits of the ground. It. does
not, follow, however, that the flockis
were for food. Only few of thei ai-.
mals were fit for anything and those
few, such as domestic cattle, wore r'e
qjuired for boasts of burden and till
ing the soil aind furnishing cloth
in g.
"Arid the Lord mado coats of skins
and clothed thoem."
"Beforo the fall," arid wvhiho Adami
an4 Eve lived in the garden of Edoni
the fruit of Lihe trees andl the herbs
therein were their oidy food, A fter
they were driv'en froii the garden
the Lord said:
"Thou shalt eat tho herb of the
field. In the sweat of thy face shalt
thou eat broad." And Goed sent hrimi
forth froir thle garden to thIe t ill
grQuind, whence he was taken.
There is n othing about eat ing flesh
up to that timno. Btforo Eve was
created the Lord said to Adam:
"I have given you every herb and
the fruit, of every tree arid to you it.
shall lbe for meat."
Re gave Adam dominion over thne
animals and Adam namoed thomni, but
nowhere is it imitated that they wvore
for meat.
And no0w let us pass down t he
generaltions until after tire flood,
"Arid (God said to Noaih, Th'lo fear
of you shall be up)on every beast of
the earth and every fowl of the air
aind the fishes of thne sea and every
nr.ov'ing thing that liveth shall 1)0
meat for you. Ev.'n as the gree
herb havo I given you all thlings.
But flesh, with the life thereof, whlich
ms the b)lood thereof, shall ye not
oat."
When Moses came lie limited the
kind of animals that might be used
for food. 8wino wore ecially pro
hibited and to this day no Jowv will
make a hog of himself by eating
hog. 'Flesfi eating has never beon
considered refining or spirit rnlizing
iu its inflluenccs upon our nature, and
yet thero is no doubt that the labor
ing man needs animal foo.d. Solo
moun says, "0o not among the riot
ons eators of llish." Tho childron
of Israeil chidt,1 Aoses fi-r brin,g
ing themli away from tlie flesh polsof
Egypt, a11ti so the Jord soit themi
quails o eat for stippor antl maitI
for breakfast. Even somo -of our
tooth arocalled cainies, from "canis,"
a (log, bitiso wo tear flosh with
them liko a do P. As a man grows
old b10 CAres less for flesh, but his
appetito for fruit never leaves him.
But if hie didont loso his likinig for
1l0sh lhe couldin't eat iuch'I of it no
how, for about that timo ho loses his
totth alnd providenco adimlonishos
hiu that it is timo to prepare fz r
that Sphl it uld food that comet h from
abovo. Thero is a food of the gods
cAllod ambrosia, hat it is madd of
fruit and not of flesh. Ciuaibals
lovo flesh-raw flesh, bloody lleh.;i,
and ovonI oat hu Ian flesh anld tiher
are next to dogs in the scalo of ervil
tiun. No, thoro is io relinmet in
flesh oating and yet I am free to
confess that I am not yet, old enough
to refuse to dino on turkoy or fried
chicken or (iil on toust. Gol(d
smith's hormit wias dreadfully lieart
broken when Ie said:
"No flocks that roam time valley
To -ltug11hlt4'r I comleIIn:
Tautglt, 1y l tt p(ow%er tlajt pities tme.
I lelat'n to pi thy hemi."
Tat. wats alright until Iho ,imiul
his Anigi-lito aid tien I reckon he
killda it ciiieket for beakfas. rut
it is a fact that most. indlvhearteild
poople will confess, that if ihey had
to kill thdii owin sheep aund bullocks
and chickeis fo - food tly wouhl do
without flesh a long tiie. It takes
at hard heiart aldit a stronutg na to
butellor a hnab, and yet it has to be
donle. I donl'tt m1teant ai htIrdolneti
heart, blit a hetart.1 that will ntot. fatiit
at sight of pailn or b'ood. tim Ioth
t would n)t kill at chicketn, but she
Would dress it anld cook it, without
o Ibject iou. I have reg Iheir hoads
otf, bit I woulldnii't ldo it now for myN
own salki. As we grow older wo
grew kinlderl and have moe r1es'pet
for th life flat (ioll gave to all Hlis
crotures. 'lat, is, except. silikes.
I never hesitato about killing siakes.
t'ucle San killed a little one inl thf
lower corner of the gardeti last wel
and my wife hu1solit beenl inl Ihos
par'ts since, for slit still iinsists thiat
where there is onte I here are two.
liut I don't blamtie woman for bot
taitipathyi to sniakes. They gave ol
mother Evo a great trouble antd it
hats survived to all her daughters.
"In sorrow thou shalt bring forth
children amid thy13 desire shall be t
thy husband anid lie shalh rile ovor
thee."' Whait an awvful curse! esp)o.
ially the last.
it was hard, very hard, on Eve
for the comnmnd not to eat. of thic
tree of .. Aowledge was not givotn te
her, but to Adam before Eve wvam
created. Maybe Adam did niot toll
her ini ani impressive nannortlt.
Nevertholoss tihe curse is upon1 lieu
and w ill remaim to until sboi joins th<
aihgels, I reckon.
Ministers Should Use
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.
H fEREI IS NO PRIOFESSION, whose
labors sosoveroly tax tho norvouissys
tonm, as that of tho inistry, The do
rugngemient at the nerve centers of the bratin
by over wor k, frequetntly brings on attacks
of heart.trouble, and niervous prostrationi.
Reov. J. P. Kest.er, M. 1)., P'asteor U1. I.
church, Londotn Mills, Ills., himself a physi
Cian, writes Feb. 26, I895: "Ileart, afTeetiotn
and norvous prostration had be.como sc
serious last fall t<haat, a littlo' over- work in
the pulpit would s0 completely prostrate met
Dre Miles' that i, seenmed certan i
Hleart Cure of tho ministry enaioly
Ileart palpitationu became
ReStoreS so bad that my auditors
Health. """hd ask nie If 1(( thient
eeeee hve hartdisease. Last
Novenmber I commenCed taking D)r. Miles'
Npw leairt, Cure alternately with D)r. Mites'
Nervino and derived the greatest piossible
beneflt. I havo just closed revival work oi
10 weeks, preacing nearly every night. and
ti) ICO on thto Sabbath, I cant spong~ for hour.s
wjthout suffering as I formerly did, liard
wpr'ktng mintisters should keep D)r. Miles
grand remodies on hand."
pr. Miles' heoart oure is Bold on guarantoo,
irst. bottl wil benft. nno eudd
Troublesome Tetter
Suffered for Yeae and Could Find
No Curo -Until Hood's Sarsapa
rilla was Tr'od-Ocrofula Cured.
"i suffered with totter on ono of my
ffinha just a>ove the anklo. I tried a
great many reniedleg, I>ut nothing did mie
any good. The diseane wat very trouiblo
som for 12 or 13 years. In the spring
I began takinig H[ood's Harsaparilla
and after takhig several bot,tles of this
medicine, I waf completely cured. H(ood's
a:-satpatrili iso increased any wolglt."
F. . JI+ol.ti:it, Stat aboro, Georgia.
i W hofln my boy 'wts threo mont ha old
lo broko out, witit eruptions. IN was
treated by a physielan ant the oruptions
woulti leal bit wotil< brenc out, again.
WNe resolved to give himn lloodi's Sartaipa
rilla, 1a<i when la haeid taken two botties
hke mtia ekired. I le hads hnd o troublo
With scroft:in clve, bit Is perfectly woll."
Jona* It. Smarii, Siady Spring, W. Va.
If you ivlt-cicdedi to t,ry I lood'H Bara
pari I I)lo -aot be induced to buy any other.
Slooi's Sarsaparilla IH thIie best., it fact,
tho (hlte Trit Blood Purillor. Hold by all
drutrigts. Prico f1, six for f5.
11AT.ISeT YEA1R nOOKL FOR IH97.
D11114'111y I ;It rlhkt,rislg S!I%IIM1l4'M 111nt i lls -
pow,4lbity fs EI I':n 1ri tig hl npist, 19311111"
Ne4gro -et iat's littioll- Ti lee.
lomgetutl Somtautriam. *.,781 Sitn
mitay He amasm,is auam a. a-ii,:a?s
VIaIIrchO-getP ma It tat
'1 ttedl slittes.
ProI lr t hlliladelpdha p tPross.]
Th Amliorian liapti't. PuIblicatioln
Socitty iats just. is,ued the "Amtieri
entI IIiapt ist YeIr Hook" for 1897,
showing conetlotsd st-at ist ies as fol
lows: Ministers 2-99,57,l7 ehurches
('1ebrchos ti0,1a; 1o11tl atbe of
icmiber. 3,821,0);S. *,lanv of these
Churcheles aIrv vory smllI anid (Iluito
a.1,aleo to support(11 a mlinlister. Thlus,
inl Wyomil 11n o tare teat chuttrcles,
with a tita.1l of :4- mleltimers: Ow
inig to" tho inldoeponionce of th'
churche (aal lt q atn of ilny vonl.
tral athilority it is impossible to got
fit andt exat stistivs. ite e,lior
stt.s his bwliof thad "nll liv.ingt- man1
is atble to give evenl tan ipproxilato
e'st'mate1of 1 ulmer of colored
Pa tist minlisters." In atn111y n
drilds of case", particillarly it t1l
Smotelirn Silates, ho returns have
beenl reekivIed fromll the issociattions.
Th1re ar 23,187 Stinlay-scoiols,
with 101,-13 toleers ald 1,509,190
SCholarts. Of Iho titil am11ubor or
u114t1mh1r-i 1,31I,732 ar o red 11tp
t isk living in i h , 4 t h1, ,). ,(196
rLI' hito IBiapt ist,s in tlho Boulth,
leaving"' 21.1a,O)18 IBait i-Is Ilt I ho
Not It.
Undtr tho chargO of tit, Baptists
theore sen v thII1eologicel svimli
nar11-ies, (If which tat at Chiicago htas
321 stilents ad that at. jusville,
Ky., :8. 'i'ho several semiarios hIsave
at all S:1,55t, 185 inI ptoperty; inclund
inag mndownmneai , buIilitngs and 1 lir
rii's. lThorit atr 37 uiiversitijes and
colleges, may of which, however,
are haardly entiit led to thtoso lofty
natmtes. Onto instit ution catlled a
college htas ontly $8,000 of endow
mnont, anther htas $138,00(0 and
aniotiter $SlS,000 wvhilo the iUiver
sit y of Chticatgo, on1 thle oter hand,
o:ts 8,625,000t)i nt (ndowItmnt iand
proporett.y. Brownt Unuiver-sity, the
o'destof the inst itutions, has $2. 200,.
988 of ond(owmlent and1( proprit'ty;
Colgato University has $2,40-.1,273
anid the University of Rlochiester
$1,280,894. Hol igious at atistics uin
fortunately, are, like other statisti'cs,
often v'ery unmroliable.
Phlladelpia is ntatturally specially
inlterosted in theo Amnericant Baptist
atnd publishing butildling at Lomblard
anad Junaiper and1( its nowv building
now r.isiang at 1,-I20 Chestnut street,
oan the site of the old building de
aitroyed in FohrI.uary, .189(1, will ho
two of thle finest. structures in the
eit.y. TheI atfiirs of this society are
anauged with wvisdoni anid energy.
Thte society issues each year bet woon
fotty and1( lifty mnillion copies of its
porioicatls and is doing a baook bnisi
nesof abot halif a mtillion dollars.
Wio salul refer lal tr to the national
sociot ies of thte denomaiattion whtich
are to meet. int Pit.tshanrg dutring the
wveeki beg innmaintg M oday, Maty 18.
VTo denomainaations wicih are in
htarnmny with t'ao regular Baptists
ini lae prattice of immnersiona atnd in
churcheh ind'epenadenlco make a total
of 5,1341,378. The~ various brainchtes
of the Methodist, who( 1hold thte
Armninan systemi of doctrine, and
the Eipiscopal form of chlurchl gov
ernmitent, numtber 5,297,81)6. T1ho
Presb)yteriians in alli branches num
hter 1,.140,I10, amid the0 ILuthIerans, all
branches, 1,42,90. The Baptists
tharoughot the whole wvorld whlo are
an siymplathly wvith the regular or as
sotlintioni Bapt ists nutmber 4,572,364.
Thoise are fond chiefly in Great
Britain, W~ales, the BIrit.ishl Provin -
(cos, Sweden, Gbranyi, int ish Ind(1ia
andt( Auastralatsia. If to thesoi were
atdded thle b,d ies ina the United
Stautes wichei resembielieh assooin
Lion Bapt isis in the practico of iam
morelsionl antd in church goveiitment,
thte total unmaber inl tihe world would,
of couren ha0 m.aiy incrased.,
A TRIP TO NORTH CAROLINA.
Having rocelved an invitation
from Rov. T. II. Strohcokor and
the coulcil of St. fjuko's to assist
in a orios of mtings to embraco
the second Sunday in April, I
took the down trainti at Poimaria oil
Mlonday, April 5th. I went to Co
lum1bia, and from there to Char
lotte, N. C., whero I spent the
nlight. From (ha1lt'teo I went to
Salisbury, whero I mot lovs.
I3sby, Worts, Stialoy anld Miller.
I spcit Titesday evening with Bro.
11insby. This good brothor had hkis
hands1(18 an1d heart both full,as the io
foratioin services by lrs. Mlonroo
worO ill progress. From Sa1lislury
I wenit to liexingloni C. ., whero
I Apent 011 light withi ol of mIly
old parish 'ioers, M r.(Aharlie'lI'hoilp
Sol. Oi Wediesday llornlling ir.
Thompson sont, te (onm to Tyvro, tie
poinlt. of mlly destination. I was
taken to tle plrsonage whero I
Oneco lived for live years. HerO I
mlot Blro. St.roheeker and family
for the first timtle inl life, though
Bro. Stroheekmir is a South (aro
linian. I Would here state that. I
on1C0 s01vled thle Davidson chargo
flvo years. It lus been t-wenity
four or live years sincve we moved
away froml that charg-e.
About, nineten years a1go I Was
invited back to Sandy (reelk, now
St. I'like's, to preich s01e10 cunterals.
I ptrellehed 1,t'miells t w days, (l (fon
firiled someic Il memibers an)(d ad
minlistered the comlinmitinion, tihe
eharge being vacant. at. that time.
Tlhe semid year 01at, I served
that charge, I I look into tile church
one0 him1tdired and sixteeln mmbe111rl's.
Rlev. St,roheeker continited his
m11,ting four days. 1 preaehied for
him every day to large and atten
tivo conlgre.ations. On Sunilday
thore mere people fr-oi three coun-.
ties. The eliurch was crowded to
its uitiost, callmaity ald all the peo
plo could not bo accommodated.
We had two Services and com
munion on Sun day. A fler the con
gregation was dismiss'd Bro. Stro
heeker Itmld myself rode twelve
miles to Pilgrim elmhi-01, another
0hur-ch belfilging ) the clhvge,
where I plreachell at, n1iglt Io a large
eoniregat ion. As I here were some
old members who vonlld not. colme
ouit, at nlight, anld who wanlted to
Soo mile and to hear mie preahil
again, I was recn.sted to preach
again on I onday.
TLhoese peoplle at.HSandy- C reek andl
Pilgrim seemeid to be0 exceedinughy
glad to see mue. I was warmly re
coivedI anid kindly treated wherever
I went. Many of t.he ohld members
have passed1awayxi neel servedthorm,
and some are no0w stand(inIg upon01
the brink of the grave. It was ini
deed a treat to visit those kind
1)e0pl1. Blut it was hard to give to
thiem the parting hand(. On Sun
day 1 bid the large congregation at
St. Luke's farewell amid tears and1(
saidness. We par'ted, never, per'
haps, to meet again until we meet
in the church triuimphanit. Rev.
St.roheker and family did all they
couild to maiike mue tool at home,
and I felt at home while I was wvith
thetm. I spent my last unight ini
North Carolina with one of my 0old
friends and( parishioners,1Uro. Philip
Sunnners, who is able t.o build n
church and stupplort a p)reacher himI
self, Hie owns forty--two hundred
aci os of land1, a large plortioni of
which is on the Yadkin River. 1c
has some fort.y' or more famnilies ont
his plantations. lie killed last
year not less than six thousand
pounds of pork, and hats now ini
his cribs between two and1( t.hrec
thiousand1 bushels of corn. lie is
a good Lutheran and a good f riendl
Tuft's Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
A CLEAR HEAD;
good digestion; sound sieep; a
fine appetite and a ripe 01(d age,
are some of the results of the use
of Tu's Liver Pills. A single
dose wvill convince you of their
wonderful effects and virtue.
A Knowni Fact.
An absolute cure for sick heaO -
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stomnach,dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and all kindred diseases.
STutt's Liver Pills
Whe
CAS
Catt)rha 1:4 ])r. saumuel ]?"Itche
Ind1 (Ildren. It cowaitins I,(
otlier Narcotle sulbstIlee. .1
'or l'll rego14i, Drops, soothl
It is I'leasainut. Its g;litnill
M1ll1mns of' Mothiers. Castor-1
-t0o MotMMer's FrIe-1I,.
THE FAC-SIMILE
APPEARS ON EV
THE O-NTAUft COMPANY. T7 mUn
to tie chiirch. Ile is tho proiehor's
frind. As i token of his friend
Shiip he gave 111 on1e of his old
coinCry htnis, imoro than a year
old.
The onily object,ionl I had to imly
trip was, thoi ti11e was too short.
I r I ever get back tIhere I walnt to
shiy not less t.hi a inontih. I hid
1tne pleasilre of sceing six of 1,.ho
North .trohina pr-whers, mnid
jitdtgiig l'rNll the size or solnm of
t.heln,they get. enou-11gh to eat.. IBro.
Strohecker was aboit. the smiallost
one of t.hin(I all1, but, he will fatten
up1) if, he stays ili Ihavidlson coiunty
long. Br os. Rose ain<d St rohecker
are to build ait hit.leral chureh, at
Lexingtoln C. I., atd I aun to
preach the dedication sornlionl.
Work up bret.hren, I will try and
be on hnand. J. 1). Bowi ES.
P'oillaiali, S. (C.
Fn .A.Tornal of .Mlta
Prof. W. H. Pecokc, m-ho
makes a specialty of
ipilepsy, has Without
dollbt trentedi and cur.
od 1nore cases thantl any
living Physician h; ila
aecess is astonishing.
Wo have heard of Cases
of of :: a s stntgtong
cured by
publishasm
valutablo
work on
this dis.
lily argo bot
tLe ofv II., absolty cue,froan stferr
who a sed.th.r..1 0. Iand E p .ades
Pro.W.E.EEEE, . .1, eda St.Yr
US r'OUTHERNI.1~ RIL WAY.5 i.
LCentr a hn. litwo.n Colu0 inbaadJak
savi(Alle. EatenTi4 HtoonCo
latmbii a and othe Poita.
WNlorbund... . 138 No~ .3
LvC'vhe, ..... 81 p........lp 1$a
" tvn nah111. ... .. .. .. 12 t 20p 1 5 p ..
Ar'. Columbit t.......... 4 15 4 24 a ...
ArChni...........12 55au 1 10p.
IAy. A1ttut,......... 210 p 0 40 P.
JAhntons...... 20 11 10 p.
iArClihia. P't . 55 2 0 17 a.
LvC'iUlad'g st-i -- 2 4 a.
" ino o.........2 dJ1p 112 a
" l jo uu1-.---. .. . 717 757a3
Av. Charloti. . ..... 4 ')I p 2 55 a
" lt uvile.......... 1201nt1 30 22ap
Ar. Rtlithinond ..........00 a 64
Ar.WI ashiinto.... i A2a 041 0p
"IathnreP.k t 11 .. o 0a 11 05 p
".Phi.ade..h..... .... li0 m a 2i 5 n
12sity.tt Diy.
Lav. Ne Yuorka,i, P. R.Rp~. 1i A${)
" Philadelphia..... ... i55p 150a.
Lv. WAsh'ton..o....y... IS .i (iOy
Lv. (Iuia n, ... 2 00 aO 72 5J p
Ar. ) atlvit---.......... 550 t't i.
StOl,ate..-........ 14.1i. a lu7t
t' .linnisor.......t hO .it 12t0
S .C Ind>i uN. do A-t. ->l vi a
Ar1.Carl es't---k.p
1. Jckv il.
Now Yor OA.
PnLtnti(11 i glo tot tiJOt tr
tWn andik firty i~ las eeow nort of d hArtt.
,tst anini draing Ion (4 8tthiitt cstohigetwr
1atwe lae-ksotiv.i aid Colui t. nr rote
tiiyli woeln .ino, s>ttvitlo iand Cincinnati, via
WV it. 0 IEU~N, J. M. CUL4P
-1. A.* 'HMnll:otn. A. (_P., Ata
PfRKERf'S OlNOER TONIO
?bates .uingiroubles, iulity di,tressing stotnacht at
tra atn d is r notfr m lin lures when all Other
reatent la. ver ohradind should have it.
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SERVICE
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iingios New OrlI-, 1x ti York,
IV oilo I Wehnmonu " I.ahi"gtoll,
NSrfolk. l'orilimoill.
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SNorfo "i 11 *750 11"'0
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Niti. 10:11 431.---"Tlov A Ilaniti Spacla,"
ioli Vestibi llt Trainl of 11 lI 11111e'isH)110
atid ( onchem bea teen Waitg110n aklit At
littlinl.n l ul11ill-.n l t-e Iers beltivon P,0r1H.
loollih al( Chem(er. 8
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oblT n,colichs fialld Pilansleuporm
bt veeii Forisotitl itt A tilanta. Conipanty
:-me-prs beI wemi Coimbh.at and( At lamUT.
11 tit h 111i1s 111akM i111ediItO conniectlon nt.
Alitlnti for Monktugiikery, Mohlit), Now Or
h-Inins, Texa -, UIthloriait, M - x1co, l'hatt
itmega, Niashiville, Alivilphis. 11inconl, Florlda.
For Tickels, Mveeplrs, anld11 uforlltion, it I.
pl .( It . A. Newlmld, Uun. Agt., Pasm. Dopit
_ 1huball lIsV, At11'Imln, ht.,('iarlof.Io, N.0 -
1. ST.. *) II N, Vee-Pr.. an Gens't il nIager.
V .McENCI, (jtil n'i perinltenident,
AI. WI. (11. IVIC1it, ''raiillo Alnager.
T. .1. ANI)RISON, GetmJ 'assenger Agent.
ol"'NHHAL MxiCH8: POiRr8310u-r11, VA.
Florida Central and
Peninsular Railroad
sixt-t Tanni it. I %v citinl 11oricla and tll Nor,
ern Points.
Eve.r0I1, Hav-1n11b1), AtIgIlata, 011., Co.
lsimlih:, WasthiIgoi, Baltimaore,
l'h it elphia, New York, 110,4
'(oit tild thle P"att..
v t:(aeon, A!Iln 4, Chal.ltnoogn, Nasih
ville. I.ollkvilio, Cincihint,, i lugo.
. teh-rIi, 1rmilham, 11oly Sprlings, Allli.
ill'S, Litt11 Itock, Kauisas city, St. Louis, I
cim v, Sionix C4y11.
IL ve.r iu nelIon, Peniacohi, Mobilo, New Or
4,3lto-', 'lvxlkq, MEIxICo, Calitornil al- the
1aCilleCaonst. 1-:l1ectIvce JAnli nary 18, 1897.
New YotXk X1-r1ss No 3S, IVnve Jackson.
vill . n ) n., .is hi tri on h fl-nimnl 1 1 .1..- 1).
A. otern poi:its, C, nnects)1( for Feidina,(ISI
tw4urn illi)nin No). :1 reach)es Jacksonylllle9.12
4). 141.
'. ew Yor!<a nnl I".'lia LinilIleil, No. 32.
-'"lit vest ihnig o Trin with~ conIltpartme1nt, ob
)rvti'.lon,~ dining12 a411d sleeplug111 cor, VOS'y 010
gaioi;uvo "It. August 1ne 9.60a. m1., Jaockson.
ville Ii Em II (. in-, daily13 except1 Sundn11y. No. 31
re'4tnrin g nr.'iIve Jne4kHOnII III 3 313 p. mn., StL.
A un3)4:5Ine 4..' p. iii., <dally, e'xcept 84unIlaly.
Now ' ork Past Mall No. 30, lavO .Jackson).
vi lle 115 p. in, 1)h1lly for a L,. (I points1 North
.I rries1 Tharough) XIleper's Jne4ksonlle to Niw
lrk, mliav No4. 31 arIve s .lacksonyV1lle
.00 n. ini.
.Ad (.tville llontl'-Thron)gh PullnIanll Sleen.
I ng ('nr Xerv len 1or ( ininnat11.1 n11i M,avaLI t,
('ol 4InhIrIz, Ashe'vi lie, IIo S1p8IrIlI.'4, kno1ExviIle,
111b011ngh 11t he Celra 4e41 Mo14ttotab Count1 ry oft
N or h Carollna,) .4.Iiv .h4cks4OlIlo 0.55 p. 1m.
A\rrives Cine'nnti)I1 7.15aI. In). iturnling,ar4.
rlviva4 aelsonIvtIll 1(a. mI.
Onii Ine 114 l ibot 111 h 441 1he1benti 111 h OilS ounry
oft 41idleI I"FlrbiIa, Il'ensneola aitl E4can)bla1
Iy 1(3. (Lave .Inei<xon ville II.5 Ia. mn. ily No. 2
Ill." -'i I. Luke Cilly, I,lvo OakL, 1/ad(son, Mon
I ech10, 'linhassoee', Illiver .lunettIon, Pensa-ft
('ola(, MobilIe, Ne.w Orleans nu141 to eonthw .4est
MexIco, Cal ifornla and14 the Paiolllo 'tna
Pa rt 1ies .SIlepers. I1uIturn, No. I ariv es Jack
I -atv .h14ekI souv'.ille 9.15 n4. m1. IFor RIS1arkO
lEaw hornei,'~, SIl v.1r Sping Jen0in4, ChIIneSv0'.Ill
echtI(r lICy3, iIwo od)44, 10eeshing1. TaLvares4
A 111pkII ,i~ rnan<1. Lacouch1' 1'.., Da1rle CIL,y, Plhan,
C;i yV, i1(1 no( a. Arrv -'l .JIaonIVII, 3. 4 p. m,
114)1ly Sh'l,rng5 Ilottle (No. 30). 8t.. LOSnist
Kansas(0 cIty, Cidago, t,onvo ,JacksonvIII
(i.5>1 p.11., for1 8!hneon A tIattiIa, 111rn Inlghntnl,
31)1) InId(os. h'ansnx(0 CIty. Through1131 Pull nan1
MIct pe, wlititt (tlinlge In 41 hlonrs lto K(ananls
('Ily.,114 1'he 411ite 1 vht 4')gcon, Atl a, ir
1111ingh)1, 111110113y Springs4 fo)rMeinp41itsI, 8pa.inag.
bidl, Euusas Cit y No;. 1'. return arriv S Jac -
so (lyllc 1.oc a. mi.
8.1n n. ini - .1.n:vec JTneksem v ille \for Brunls1).
'.41en .v. thei Cumber.'IlandI 1404nt StOamor, and4(
I 1~. (I- t-.4(nye Ja~cksonvIlle for 1(rnnS0
icik, VI1:'. Evere I, (1hti1y, 01teept Sundlay.
-l.0(1 l. Inl.- Loen4 Icfor .vereI t.. Cl?os on n c
4 0)n for lIrnu1sw bk. N1horte, and( quiS1ckest
tulateIII( points. A' rive' JacksnviIl 4.I55 p. In.
1.20 p. 1..-For4)j TaI'nIt)a and( Interm)ediate
poln Sis. _ ll '1(1 an 4 Sleper. A rrilvo .Jackson
viI to 7.3: :. in.
'IThr14n;fh Sloper foir '~lneti,nat I vIa A the
vi ll), Ie.. ve .hlIeksonlle nt. 4.55 p. an., arrIves
A sli, vlIle 1.110 I. s. arr'Iie CIncInnatI 7.16
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4414 * 1. 3 mnil i' I.-/ a.4) 1'inl. in 65 '
I'll Snnu Is.teelra oil 2111 N Ighat Trainn,
N.')I . o PE.UI TN. I 14.X(( Ic l'ONELL22j4
I rl h 13( h1 I na e . GnIl)' n n e
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CIlas4. Class(. Cia s. 0Ila.(I'a Cs'
63I8: 52 2 4'
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F1'day 'y)'y t '(lay
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8ne i I 1 210I ..0111in.n. 12541 103~5 230
8 21 I 58 2 P2 (1obi1villeI 12:18 Ill I0 1If6
83 I ! -8 2:131 ..Ilinal d.. 12 31 II 51 12:1
M l) 5071 '2; . .(JaSry... 1227 11 42 1200
8.5 .515 2 11 ...lalapa..( 9 2. 9 30 11641
J1:14 5 30 2L17 Newherry 12 10 1163 11 20
10 )1'0 557 31: Pro'sper4)liIy lI18 8 1055
lOc 110 2 (124 ....8lighs --- lI -19 805 10 30
II Ii(18 3 2.' L.t MonlIlt In II iS 7 5.5 10 20
1)5 0 CI :110 ...P a ptin... I I 35 7 3 1) *0
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30' i IA(':Clumi.lv 1141 0(1n 8411
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SIpr nIenI 1.it' Mostr TIran1.
WANTED -AN IDE"Ao- n
tnfito patenl? l'rotecL youri Ida one UIitule
i1 yott Wl1tlI. WrIto JOhIN *ElDE1i
D. 0., for t'i'r g1*800,prIshlofstr.