The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 21, 1897, Image 4
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A YOUTH'S ADVENTURES,
WktA weter noth sw Eie4Asn. A&i* li
WNhen riding hi the t.r-asa oa.r thiugl
the widst psrts of \vkham Rk
,writ-os a 0 con tor to the I.,ondeo
'Ne'wl. with a Nwnd- --e v t'uum
on1 a jo4urnaisti erranAi-A bron e..
you-mig man of warinN aplvaramvT junip
okd ito I e Oiir nid at one IeNxxg*nie
1y ompaion. Rfon1, we hmd gont
very fur I - was deep in wine of the oddes
faily hi0to-ies. This nvw arrival, i
Se'Vls. when a boy of 14, had been l
tzesd by tin fear of vonsmiption, tha
fo)l dise'ase having iarried ciff his brothe
and throritening his failher and mother
Accordingly he read every book that h
0o11d b1ky his hands nn dealing with th
subject, and, as the rosult of his read
ing, ran anway to Bonmnemouth to i
near the pins. Haviig no funds, h
engaged himlwolf to a local flmong(r
carrying his mast's fish to the varion
ensteine(rm. Vwhen 1 Ray's work wa
n.e, he shonlde-red a hammook whiel
lbe ha1d brolght with him and oallNt
among sont of those pines for whicl
thia sothern health resort is famous.
On1v nlight a gen tlell)anl, saunterinj
along, smoking a cigar, noticed him
aid, being aaluied at this "al freseo'
ld, entered into conversatiol witI
him. "Why, I know who you are.," ex
claimed tho consllumptivo youith at Ist
"You're Mr. Louis ztevenson, the mal
who wrote 'Treasure Island.' "1 llov
do you know?" said the gentleman
"B1caiuse' 1 deliver ou fi!h. yol livt
at SkerrYvro." - -So 1 do." replie<
Stevenson, for he it was sure eniough
"Blit you eon't tilk like a fishmonger'
boy. " " No mo e 1 Io, " replied the boy
and1;1 hoe then pour-d his strange secre
into the lovelist's e., whieh was sym
pathetit enIllough. you mlay ie sure.
The re.sult of this odd metjing was al
invitationl te breiakf.st. "h, alnd I dit
vat, Said the young Imn. lie told th
story so loudly- that the whole trail
laughed. "And the, servants c,.nildin'
make it out at all to see the distin
guisheed author entert-aining poor me,
Thenl ht went to Paris, aid I lvel
C"aw hilu 1ga1-in for i loig while." Th
pines not urovini, strong enlough, th
strange youth was seized with a yeairn
ing for the senilt of tile e'uCalyptus ami
per'Sluaded his friends to se'nd him t
se-a. Vhen he re, Iachted Sydlney, lie sol
.his ontfit, 11d ran alwalv into the bu11s
and lived inl the (openl) with eueaIlyptuv
gitlore. Thence, aiftt-r un,Inly ad(venjtureks
he sailed for th south seas and abodt
by reef and pahin for inauy a long year
OL, (ily when eruising as sulerearg
among the Gilbert islands, I think,
Europen swell in b(eautiful wIit
duck, at great red Nash and at qpeadini
p1n1a1 hat, with a p(xe k's feather it
it, catme aboard th0 schooner. "(oo<
morning, IMr. Stevenson,", 8aid th o su
percargo. Mir. Stevenson looked ait
wonere'd whio knew 1him1 in theso0 farof
seas. "I don't k now you." he12 said
shalking is head1(. ''ut I knowv yon
1Don)'t you rememllber t he fishmlonger''i
boy whoe at1o such1 a big breakfast a
Skerv ore?" "So I edo. Well, t hu worlk
is small Iindteed."' And 110 doubt the
twoi hadt ipgs and14 tiillu-or whateve:
t hey call such t hings in the0 islands-to
gether. W~hat a strange, small11 worldi
is indd! V Well, on1e succumlbede to the
dread dlisetase; thue other is3 as hearty 2
fellow a1s ever I saw. It was a equaiut
gim funtey to gel dodigin,g phthisis al
over th1e woirld! -London New.s.
A l'retty aure Test.
"I wish I knew whether my Robert
really lovee mo or not."'
"Y\ou cani eaSiy) lind out. All yet
haveo to edo is to maiko anl appoinmen0)
with some other young fellow, onl:
talko care thlat Rober't is i)nrmed o
what you have done. Then if 110 reall:
loves you he will certainly kill you
but if he doesun't you may rest assure<
that ho is only fli-ting with you."
Lao-meon Fiun.
"DR. MILES,
Through His Nervinie Is a Ben.
efactor to Thousands."
** , . .
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AWIDELY known Wisconsin publisher
who resides at 'Green Bay, write
March 8th, 1895, as follows:
"Five years ago .I he came so nervous tha
mental work was a burden. I could nolt res
at night on account of sleeplssness. M)
attention was called to Dr. Miles' Restora,
tivo Nervine, and I commenced to use it
with the very best effect. Since then
have kept a bottle in my house and use i1
whenever my nerves become unstrung, will
always the same good results, My son alst
Dr. Miles' takes it fornrvnes
with like never failin3
Nervine , success. I have recomi
mended it to many and
ReStOreSit cures them. All wh<
Health.. "","sffe 'f*"' nerv
e-ee troubles should t.ry it
It is free from narcotics, perfectly harm
1eas, and yet soothes and strengthens. Dr
Miles, through his Nervine is a benefactoi
to thousands." ~ A. 0. LEHMAN.
Editor and proprietor of DrER LANDSMAN
Dr, Miles' Nervine Is sold on guaranted
Arst botf40o will beneih or money refunded
GRAPES AND THE APPENDIX,
IMO %40 0*4 ea Ave MAr ft fase"sme G
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Thinrv hiov bt+umid about the banw
ul t dtoukiimq jmev xtf th gmr eve
thw* 0he oWiin 01111 whenl NkAh f1md
mt atA%t itt cam thelka to grid,
It 'wit beor that mi-ni ato trapt
miki xx.ly withinl tho laiist dechot havt
they0 twin tAket t\aut* tual, it bl
vnky siiN u beganl tx% 1.14ke
""n'n 1huntinig r it t, i-'N th'eto
vemIlif\*rm appNIiolik that peoplo fiav0
IeN artnid to eat intaps aid tw emt
thit-m mtraighl,
It ww arlvais that in all thts thon
":unds of imss taeMtdtw l in
polme aseNs IIous mn whiolh this Itew
ttcvj" 1-m 'l 11.1-4 1xv ' i i
fav i %11 oi Im t. I iat%N i n ha been1 0.0
enhfo 'ed l.n is -'t ' ste l" calse ine
ofthi- ut , e i , v oany or littlo
['he veuta' ' ailt,,.it Thew inwhoi
Sdnu ~t' a t ' In h ti l Nin ii t'd I h\g
Neh . I y kin \, u\\'_I i I- 1hen, for, but
itIl 1x:ix been u ,. :-t 10t tinllk.
hk lilt v %i A t \ 'n. ,:h f n t orutf
en the. 4 idt ath, w'-ah :ntos ptof lt
iilte e :, to ( 1r it t ln to tn
s. \, i 1 t';, w 4t 11.ch tvi'-l lo low
rR4It mild "It' itt'ilt
'I Iw it ". ::1il ti ;ltI(m' lx 11d arv
bot1 h M :e ouifi' nymdp
arev lw( s1t In: lh hone,i v n%I-, iilan
Inplioni t n v t l ben ,yaeuIble&It to
esi t. ThIs :: . i : \ hieh havit,
it'41.n a ts, '.t' tI 4411i -. Iti t.' e)liU1or
famse n ust' i :,I t .a [1 t1' of i t. kind
havit. i t 11. t Zo Ia lit t . i u i Iat ion
of this h i I 1 1 111 1 t 11o f h anl
'sys i :t.t f 1 11) ti S 1 13le . 1:a t'e w.ztis
1)v r 111d , t. ) thr.11 :41 ('ul1d hav
been!l I l :1 :t i .i 1 1 :d hai hbt -nl
w ( !11.
Thet u . t hit\ lit II ft It'. i- 1!ot ine avoid
igs gr 'p <'.. 11h h (o l l 4ti lt sel th1
trou h,.lutin Iet g ks M t I)n as
st.ong' *1 hit' Iwl i in e of "ud
In i li ii:t t i i a ' t' l) 1 i c tor,
ht ril i;. t tih i ann lter i
somlit 4 , .1 I i a t no4 t p1OpIO
USaOl t 1k :t s toin t r. ' tili to 'Zin11
against I th lu itt' f titrive Withi imlipu -
itly. I ullu t t i t 1 a h.J1 w-o for him.
Was1ghi t'll ntWl ltl(1's.'nee
A CIT O1- HISTORY.
cer1mantovin, v'a., ils.0 ce alletil 't1e
'apital o,f the oi tiry.
oil l il3' t 11.0 t it iItll tAyl, Wa1S
Asked I y his It i lt r r ''v. l 11 tht first
cgrIesII'MISS t'11lid tiye (4.1er1mitown
icailly, locited I W) 't e (i hool 1i. "
ft Was -1u1l.if e. I t Ill-c. to 11fe young
FChIo;lr, u\\ ];I\. il at j'A. j to finld anly
thin'g ill pkil \ i *yi p e cl oif event,
ble faocts, h.\\ t vv-r, it.nl.1 which I t110
falSo iinprewon gits (i i tly ohtained
Ire'as Pkilion-: t''hec p inen of tte
liitt'l Staltt \\:I,; fw;l (1 ilau'glvated it
New York lin I-I'0, hiut by nct of con
gress 4 lih.t.'iha was me1 v t hrpital
uf ftie nation 111t11 1 ;9 f until 1800. In
1793 lih ' y l it -t i Ir i' 1ame ('pidomll io
inl this city, an d it waiis inl October of
that year that thet governor of Pe-nnsyl
viat atsk the horld (f trustees to nIo
Vlmoda111110tdUeIV IO-4 (of 11Ss11mbly, ant1d
i si liar rust or quartersamo from
A t thet Noveml r- meceting following
the hoard plilvered to conlgrss the
choi of the school buildinig, but thero
is"n mi1n lito evidencet to show that Cn1
goSS nIeepted thet genieromw offer. At
thist tom WashgliItin reside ind fran
gown, and)l1 the st wast spokl n ''ofI a
the goveroa's lsace o th at and
alsoa 1o teVUite 110 ates.( Jefferson,i 1
repn siee t of tat' ant Randlph,I
ttoe gem fir) ofcupiedl th buildin
somo0l yeaagy t1rn (own tol extend theIi
sto 011of hichu ki the Narl dbmkno
tson" and .lon al'lp residin is1D Ger)1
fort orn, 11, isvo talso at the ion
eolsn sofl he timed thatl congres,
wans, hnyesin tns ht nsm timd Al-r
hdthe honor Slffh ne01cmodatgO o n-g
gress,h. a fwyars laer iodn t798, whn
ther yelseow) fetilme Vits appearance
agai in thi ciy 'h ans ot
'Scrofula8or0s
Health Was Ureatty impaired, it
Hood' satfaparala Built It Up -
sorea Have All Disappared.
"I was troubled with eruptions onY any
ta, which *ppeared Ilk* rotula, Ml,
mwalth was so imuob Impaired that I was
advJafd to take Hood's Sarparillm. to
build ns up, and I bought ts bottles.
u10ore I had takon hall ot this amount I
found that I was Improving. I could rest
bettr at night, and telt retroshod in the
morning. I gained in tiesh and wheit I
had finished the six bottles the sort* oi
my tae had all dipappeared." J. B. Bob
xm, ust aster, Nashville, No. carolint.
" After suffering frot a sore leg tor 25
years, lour bottle. of lood's Sarsaparilla
made a complete curm, It Is sevoral years
snce I took Hood's Sarsaparilla, but I
havo not suffered with any sore or erysip.
etas li that tAR." Mns. bi. J. 1IAtTt.rY,
Lorett, Georgia. lRaieumbr
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the Iest - the One True Bhxd Purifter. Ile
sure to gel kloo's ant only HooIt's.
Hood's Pills *S.ytot T "t '
nemitmenea of Dickens.
It was at the juvenile birthday par
ties that Diokons seeried in all his
glory. At the supper table, in helping
some little miss to "trifle," he would
assure her with all posible gravity that
it. was no trifle at 11. When the Writer,
urgtd to make a little speech on t he o
casion of Charlie's birthday, came to a
full stop at the wordil "1 am sure,
Dickens at once came to his assistanet
and iuabled him to retire frim the plat.
form, however ungraceottily, wvith the
remark, among others, "Always be
sure, my dear boy, and you'll get along
all right."
A t t.he lit tl ttheatricat entertain men ts
Dickens was the alpha and the omegna
(if the proceedings. le was soietimes
author, adapter, condenser, musical di.
rector, manager, prompter, and even
stage carpenter. lie overflowed with
energy.
Dickens, doubtless remembering hia
own neute se'usitivenless as a child, could
not wittingly wound a child's feelings.
le made fuuwith, not of, us. No par.
ty ever cane off at Dickens' without
"Sir Roger do Coverley" being intro.
ducied. Dickens shouted with laughter
as soie novice got badly mixed up in
"all h4nds down the middle. "' 01 he
darted after the lost sheep-generally
an awkward boy-and turned his blush
es to smiles by saying, "What a dancer
this boy will make when he's tackled a
little more roast beef " or, "Isn't Ton
my a nice young man for a small par
ty?"
There was nothing of the pe(lngogue
about him-no vulgar attempt to pose
is the brilliant Boz. Ho wv'as simply
a big boy, and be came down tho lI
der of his fame to meet his fellows onl
their ordinary platforin-to be one of
them in their own simple way for a
timo.-Harper's Round Table.
Treatment of Pain.
In discussing this subject Dr. Gold.
scheider of Berlin thinks that narcotics,
and especially morphine, should be
avoided, particularly in chronio dis.
oases. Bromides do not suffice of thei
solves to allay pain, but are very useful
when pain is duo to increased excita
bility of the nervous system; the p)or
manent use of aintineuralgio agents is
to be avoided; the local application of
cold for the relief of pain is often use
ful, especially in affections not deeply
seated, and tho value of the anode in
allaying pain is not clear. Dr. Gold
scheider's opinion of eounterirritantt
is that they are among the most use
ful means in dealing with pain not
only in nourasthenical but likewise In
genuine pain. The question of alter
atien in vascular supp)ly Is hypothot
ical, but venesection, cool or warm ap
plications and other hydrotherapeutic
measures are certainly useful, and the
effect may be in seine measure due to
suggest,ion. In regard to massage andt(
treatment by movement, ho thinks that
the value of passive and active motion
is still much underestimated, and( that
in some cases of soiatica and painful
joints after injuries there Is no bettet
treatment.
Love.
"'Treddle's an awful fool, ain't hto?"
"Heo's in love, you knowv."
''What has that to do with his being
a fool?"
"Ihon't you 9know. the definition of
love? 'Two 'souls \vithiebut a single
thought,' eto.''
"'Well?''
"That allows Treddlo just half a
thought, you sce. "-Now York Sun.
Eleotr-io Rattrap.
An olectrie wire with a bit of cheese
on the end is the latest rauttrup. The
rat or mouse stanids upon a small metal
plate as he takes the bait, and so his
body becomes the medium for comuplot
lug the eleetrio ecircuit. Ha is 4lectro
cuted before he has done mto~ than .
smell the ohoose.
Tuft's Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
ARB YOU'
BANKRU PT inhealth,
constitution undermined by ex
travagance in eating, by disre
garding the laws of nature, or
physical capital all gone, if so,
NEVER DESPAIR
Tutt's Liver Pills will cure you.
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria, torpid
liver, constipation, biliousness
and all kindred diseases.
Tutt's Liver Pills
'8ad pabsolute cure.
NAWBE*1"1,COLLE 01$ NOTES,
Tho f'io0d0 Of th661lege aro
earnestly i0qupsc(ted tl giyo lim tho
utlulos of pers,)IIS to eitig it wouhld
bo Iudvisabhe to Feid etAliogies.
1lolp tho pollelr' by helpiig it to
advolrtiso It.I
lII threo weveks the rtcord of Ilo
st8sionl will have bvee t'olivpleted,
Ifid there is 111inel in it that, is onI
oouraTging he goxtnil livithii or
thle miltivinls h1'.1 bwen gloml; tumd,
for tht) tIlost ule, thit' p(rtl -
ienit andti diligetoo liave bcoln ex.
eelent. ''he lotal in -olmliet is
120, nniist 1(1) tr last ession.
Andi OhW Mutlook For ant1her vemt
The puiblit. is inviteI to attlnil
.1n1141en , na it is- hmo d
hiat evey bdv y v w I I f'veI 'rev tI
k.0 e t tit \viit ing' 1 (' . a sp et-illl
inlvitationl. The, rliltoad,. have
saill", thir- \\ 111n111ss it) :ltI
the custoimIry r'ates 1,11r. connlmnitnce
Illents, t ict-I1 s 4 11 a e h ll .11un1
Mih to 1:4th, inclusive, w\ithI liinal
hllit J inle I S1 If,
vourtee. ineinhes of the Senior
Il ss will Ie Ct bo tituent 1 'l for
graduat im. 12 wvi t I thI Ie <egree oi'
A. 1 I., id I o wit I the Ilegree ov'
14. S. Subjects tor tir rdit -
tion s eels Itv e beenti - sigeIld
as f'ol lows W. I .\ ill. soeonld
honor., SluIIIttor-y: II?. ( . 1Imks,
lngoisin: I, I '. lo lantsI, II llu
ments; W. '. l i, ( 'IIIserva
ion (of Energyv p~ : ,hnns 't 1ak,
T'lAusts .. . )i-rick Vi-tori's it
l'eave; ,l M1. 12 ng. The I 'ower o1'
W hitis P. . ) 1 ising:t.1e, Ul i'gionl
in Social Qlucst ioils: P. R . Itoot I.
"PM3oney inl Thy. P'urse'',; P0. L,.
Shealy, Personal \ r tIe annd 'olbti
enl Eiine : .\. .'. \Wells. The
'North P'ole: 11. F-. \\hovler, Inl
hiustrial 1l'inli. I p . h'. A\. A 01n111us,
first holor. \alkd ijtor,.
Ve Im.Ct the p(1111C
demandlr f a hih-grade
WhCL at tbc rght price
W\I 'lRN
('iNTY O1''NECW I!NI'llmIN
Ily% W.I \\'. ii atdn.es, l't1. ., IProbteo.1 tdge.
hun 1ii et te rt of Atdii1strtjin of the
.lCtaite ai lt'et.,~ uf Mis. Anen \V.
All ent, decosii:
'l'es it'. t herire 't, to cite a nd ad
moishi all andl sintgt:uar the kindredu
andu crtd itors of the~ saidt Mrs. Ann W.
batte, to be' held at Newborryi ( 'i'.rt
Hlouse, in ft' drit <biy tof .1 ui't. nex t,
In t.he' forentooni, to sh ow ( eaise, if anly
they hav~e, why ihea sl A dinlistnitt
tion shouild nttt he gratedtt(.
(day of Alirli, Atinuo .U)ii 15.t7.
Wv. W. IIOIMi.:8,
COU)lNT'Y 01<' N IAWVIll"IUIY- N
PRO i.ATi (C () 1 liT.
Bly W.W. Hodges, l'ai , Priia to.1udgegt.
WheItreaq, .1 ohn MtN. l'~iitldihth
of Admnisitatiton withi te will an
tiexed of lii he etat it anid etl'ets of MIrs.
'1'thse ate Iherefo,re t itot utinad 't
moishtilt am1 tei in gular I the ktiindred
and cred(t((itor t ofi theiiII id Mr tI. L. (C,
ilotozeir, dec'teased , iha i I hey u i :tit ami ap
to be beit at New hrry' Courtt itHiouse,
leatiton h'eetf, at I c''tthlok it he oe.
non, to shiowt tituse, if anyi t hey hauve,
why the said Adiitra ,titin shoutild
not be0 graniited(.
day of Maty. Atnntt Do~inti 189i7.
f, 2t
Miss MYara Par loa
18 adiittted to be at leading A mteri-.
cant atoitoini e'.Ok(ing; ithi
Says "Use
ai good1 sttok for thie ftoutdation of
things, and1( th bt'(est siock is
Liebig COMYPANY'S
Extract of BeeW"
1001 of Mist Palot*t'i reel pes
it-ut grailt laby Dauiichy &k Cou.
27 Park PIaeo, Now Yotrk
Wha
Oaxtriala Dr. SMu1me0 Pitecher
intd (1l1dren. It contilni nel
ot'her Narcotin substAilnlcei. j1
'or .P.tregorle, Dropm, Moothli
1t it Peintt. Its Wt1*rant<
1 11ixn ' MAwthors. Catsturin
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rt nitiin -.--~ --.....iuc... o tp of 4 arlte
Gran 1i~iteirit,i ....... 8le38 n y 7 17 a yee
Ar. uguta.- -........ 4a bot5, 8ug00 t a n
hv. l'hhi S.-C.&GSt. 4ai 00ail7 00ro a
Ar.lui rston ' ....---- b80fe 110a3gcr b
'.h.t lu" t. l u-& l t. 1P 55man sl2 epin a c.r..
Ar.ial i et Ju ovib.- o.-_-._ nd Ci10nati .via
(- LEEil'V3.9ingOto rEiV' E
Dublo Ddily pasnrse botween lor
Nos. t)at18f-Widgtnan d ugst str
east.U uAl first1 Ags- &o e nEorth of Ihot. e. (3
ulnI dawit'ngoom leiA gcarsbotwoon
Ch ..ack E Tlo, .van h. Jan. hington17
tween .hricksonv........an7d1New l Y and pinn
usia anintCvhalott.....7lma sleeing carspi
seict wen lcsnlo and....ColumbIi en route~
Ithrlvit weenlJa....nvill...and amn 7nai 50a p
I.A shtle. s.....9 da 8
W. I1. (lllo...N, ....0ULP 0p
IA. Sluptil..sigo... Wlanli t00p. -
W . .' tiu, ...... H1AmUW K0p
-rA.-.g hng.n.... 24 am 6 27pm
Ar CiblesDilyrins.. betwe100 n. 8har0esto
LvCunCitolumb..a.and.Augu10am. 0p
PAoitii ENIc ER...DEPA.9R' iET. 2.
1iv chaletI................... 10 am 5830pm
WilSummev11t............... 7 am 9 17 pm
Ailere...................... 80 anm 7 pm
Am rAugchytl.................. 5 1 am 10 45 pim
Lv Awesal.................. 201 am S 20 pm
Oalnobu g................ ( '8am 4 27 pinm
WlIl.Mat the ................. 9 "in am 094 pm
lIlingvtIllo...................0 0 am 6 28 pmt
1 r ouin ia....................10 am 60 40 pm
.VClliim brg............... 83 in am 580 pmi --
lhatinvile...o ............. 1 0 am 6 44 pm
A r iltot ...........:....... 00 5in 8m 45 pm
St. MTt t1 hew.................. 8 2A m GU 09A p
ra nug ur.................... ..3a 5 pm
Ivlow si..l..................... 8 4m542 anm
ra mnehy1c.......................4 555pm
...org.. ............................ '25 a 4pnt
1wuAikn..rv..l....................a 7 18 m
A r CAuri sto.......................81a 80a m
1.v Cuha rleit .................. 451 am 5110 pm
Ham beln .....tio............ 854 am 8 68 pm
A )un' a(ii ...,.................62am 485 pm '
R)ackl v i'ti1o..................0 26 anm 8 00 am
W l list o ..... ..............1I 00 am I9 7 p
A('kren ......................11 09 am 8 57am
Wuim iitn..... ............ Con40tiom 500om
A imnn ) otiug .,.......,,,...,. o 8 88h a r5 estopi
A. r.; i Chi-eo vtn...........la ly Linem 8 00 pm
FATElI.E. AUGUsTA ND Wal AHnager.
w1TH PU11LMAN eENi MAUgTA
AARKERN AN9 E YO.
L vAugnmustaf.i.....................n......l....h........, it.pm
HAIY AXI' BUNAY.
Lv K igv ti Cl.........a...... ....1 anall 0h 0 sa m
Connctins t,rom ba with Sother
Unilway tor allpisIn pe ot n
Not Crlia.Soi tais e.wenChr
leston ad Ahev110.- Conecionsfro
tis
spremoription fw irunfunts
ther Opum, Mforphine ,or
119 Myrups and Castor Oil.
1 it thirty years' use by
Is the Ohildren's Pauacea
SIGNATURE OF
"RY WRAPPER.
AV-STluET. Nw YORK 01T.
SOUT ERN RAIL Xk Y.
Cadensed Bchedule in Effwoe
NOV. 18, 1890.
STATIONS. Daiy
INo. A1.
V. Coarleston............... ....... 7 10 a m
,V. olumbia........................ 11 00 a m
" PrOllnfrity .......... ,.......... 12 11 1) m
kr. Newberry ....................... 12 22 p in
tr. Ninety-SIX ....................... 1 25 1) m
Greenwood...................... 1 45 p in
S Ho dges................... ...... 225 p in
Lr. Abboville.. ................2.. . in
Aiderson''''.. ........ .......... f p m
r. r nvl '..... .. . 4 0 p mn
EAaa........... 9 0 p In
STATIONS. "IMI
___________No. 19l.
g..Gr .nvill ................... 10 80 . in
Piedmont ........................ 10 55 a In
..................... 11 18 a In
.An e on ..... .............. .. fiibs a-1m
AV. Bolton ............... ...... .. 11 35 a i
r. Doinalds ....................... : 2 02 ) in
v. A el IIe - ............... . .. . 1 45 au I
J igem......................... 12 20 p Im
"6 r o . . . . 1 00 p m1
" Ninety-Six....................... 1 26 p in
Av. Nowberry ....................... 2 25 p m
o Prosperity ....................... 2 7 p In
tr. Columbia ....................... 8 50 p In
OliiGiedon..................... 8 00 p m
Filt Dall- Dai Dal
Day STATIONS. N
10. 0'No.18 No.141NoDa .10ail
7 10a'Lv... Charloso..A ii0-p 11O0ft
11'0a r Colunbia... ~pol 0 28p
O7a 12 ip .Alston......" 2 45p 8 4'
004a 125p "..antu. 125p 78p
0 20al 02 " ...... Union....... " W-)p 7 20p
D a - . . Jonesville... 1.. 2 21) 058p
DUn4 287"... Pacolet.... ."12 14p oil 47p
1 25a 8 1op 'Ar.. Spartanburg. .Lv 11 45a 0 20p
145a HP)!Lv . Spartanburg...Ar 11 28n 008p
40P 70-Ar.....Ashoville.....Lv 8 2U_ 80P
"P," p. M. "A," a. in.
Train@ 9 and 10 carry elegant Pullman
lOeping cars between Coluibia and Ashoville,
nroute daily between Jacksonville and Cincin
ati.
Trma leave Spartanburg, A. & 0. dlivision
*orthbound 0:42 a.im., d:47 p. am., 6:18 p. mn.
Vestibule faimited); southbdundl 12:26 a. mn.
Trains leave Greonyillio, A. atnd 0. division,
orthbound, 6:45 a. mn., 241 n. im. and 5:110 p. in.,
Vestibuled Limited)- southbomnd 1:20 a. mn.,
:20 p. mn.. 12:28 p. mn. (Vestibulod Limited).
Pullman 8ervioo.
Pullman palace sleeping cars on Trains 8.5 and
8, 87 and 88, on A. and C. division.
V. H. GREEN, J. M. UJULP
Gen. Superintendent, Trailuc M'g-r
W'ashington D. C. Winwhin ,ton, i5. O
i.A UK8. H. H ARD 10L(K
Geu. Pass. Akg't. As't Gean. Pass. Ag''t.
SWashington, D. . A tlan tn a
TLANTIOJ COAST LiNEt.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
Wilmington, N. 0. Feb. 24th, 1897.
letwoen Charleston and Colum bia ami Upper
Bout,h Carolina and North Carolina
and Athens and Atlanta.
CONDENBED 80H EDULE.
In Effect Fob. 24th, 189*.
loING WEsT. GoINa EASI
No. 62. No. 58.'
*a in *pim
7 00 Lv....Oharleston..Ar. 0 25
8 20 " ...Lanes......." 7.48
9 85 " ...8umiter..." 6 35
10655 Ar....Columbia ...Lv. 5 15
11 58 " ...,Prosperlty. . 8 11
1210 " ...Newberry..." 257
12650 4"...Clinton..." 2 10
1 15 " ...L aurens..." 1 4.5
a im
' 1 8o0 "..Greenville... " 11 50
SIICO " ...partanburg " 11 45
6 15 " ...Wlnnsboro." 11 41
8 20 " ..harlotte.." 085
p m a m
6 03 " ..Hen dersonville " 9 15
S700 "...AshevIlle.. " 8 0
*ally. ail owo
Nos6 ami 63 Solid Trisb' we Chaules.
n and Columbia, S. C.
H. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Passenger A gent.
T. Mi. EMERSO8N, Traffle Manager.
J. R. KENLY, Gen'1 Manager.
harloston and WcstorN Caroila Rwy, ao
Augusta anid A8h0ville Shlort Line.
lichedule in Effect Feb. 7, 1807.
cave Augusta..~...........40 am I llpi
rrive Green wood......12 17 pin
Anderson.................6...... 510
Lautrens 1.........I15 pml 7 00 am
Greenv...................03 pin 605 am
Glenn Springs......4 05 pm
Spartanbnrg......800 pin 10Y 10'a
. aluda -~..- ....5 88 1)m1
Heneronvll.....0 08 pim
Asheville..........700 pm
save dA sheville.........8 24) ama
8 rair......11 45 am .'o00 pi"
...nn... nr.. ng.......000 am
Gron1 e ..,...11 50am 4"din""
Laurens..-..-~~.~ 30 pin 7 10 bmi
Greenwood.......228 pm
Anderson........,............ "60am
rr veAugusta............00 pi m 11 1am
eav Caoun Fale.....4 4pm
rive Raleigh-........... 2 20 am
Norfolk............ 0 am
Pet..r...burg...........02am
Richmoend .........2 0am
cave Au e le55
Fara ""'"""''5''' 00 pm
................... ........61pm
PotRoyal........050 am~ 7 80 pm
Savannah... ------...... 800 pin
Chareatn-~.---. ...-..... 8 08 pi mn
eave Charleston................... -a
8avanah. ,...--.... .... (159 am
Por't Rtoya....... 5p 5a
Beaufort, .........62 pm 8 2.5 am
Ycmassee..........5 pm 925m
Allendaleo..------ ...... 10 47 aim
rve Agusta..................... 12 5 ' pim
I.40 p in tm'ain from Augusta makTosoi
>nnetlon at Calhoun Fal"o'l onso
anboard Aifr L~ines. .sfoal1)18oi
Close con nect,ion at GreenwoodI for all pointe
ii S. A. 1,. and C, and (.. Railway, anid at,
partEInbow i.Witht Southern Railway'
F or any iihformation relat,ive to tickets,
tee, sobeduleS address
w. J, bRA1,,een, Pass. Airent
M. NOftTHI, Sol. Agent. Augus f, da.J
UmvTxa
DOUBLE DAILY
SERVICE
To Atanti, Ch-'l ritlo, Aptuit Athe's, W1I01
niltingm, New Ores immndN Nw Y6rk,
lJoi.on, it0hmnd, Washingto,
Nor folk, Porliploutb. -
Siifde ii e-Is i11pvet Feb. 7th, 1897.
1v N Y ok, %I. 1 uil iti o. o .si N I' am
"1hIitlulpi1............... 12 1 in2 t'o fit"
iltimoro ....................8 1*) 250 a,
4 W 4aiinglol , 3 .....................4 10 " 4 30 '
....... .......................... 8 .s m .
I.N Norf"mI' ,. In ti. A 1,. .36'35 IW*Th~~
I orta-oulIth II............$841pma 921 6s
Lv W'd t, viI04. A. ..'1 s
At. lcipl,.soti. ........e 40 m JQav
lAv'itu-b. , "4 ...... ' 5 ) Plistl 100 amil
Z4rlI4III . va I S A . 1.. -~~ iiiM~ j~~n
" f d.........,....... 3 5 " l 03 l
" ' 8o u her Pi n e.... ............. .'.. 4 A 5 05
" a m ei ............................ r b * P) I "
ltW de.4bort) ....................... 65 51 01 . . 11
..11 ............. ........... 6 4:4 A 1
A Cha rlott , v i a M. AI . ,. 3 *10
"(1he.stolr, yVla H. A... 8~~0 a :
Iniljn, C. N. & U.L. t. ..~....
......9 46 ILITI ITO-i
ren wood ..... 10 W) " 1 07 at
" Abbovillt ". ..... I1 06 " 1 40
0Iier)ton,. 12 07 pmn 241 '
" i 15 '- 3 46
" Winder ". ..... 159 4 40 0 "
" Athainn, 8. A.- 1. (n 2n520
NOLTi BOUND No. 402. No. 8.
Lv 1 ilit, ,lentr me)
%inler ". .......... 240 pim 10 42
Athns ......... 310 " 11220 "
" Elberton ...... 4 1v 12 88 am
Abbovillo " . IS " '40
" Jreenn i " ........ 5..1 '" .. (9
.ii'..toin . ...084 " 3 05"
Ar Col-aln-4 e.a N 8 L...11.....,,,..p-n
** 1h etr .,.,..1~~ 3 4i 8-r
Ar Wlmtioi l .i...... . A. IIpi I
.. . .._et........ 123 " 815 -"
"outhevorn P46.in "..........1214 1 20 am
" Italeigh " . *21 " '61 "
"' 1101n40140o...e..........328 ' * 100"nm
Ar-D)urhaani s' ....... f72 0pml
Lv uIrhIamI " ......120pat il00 am
Ar Wv.q1ilo",y ia H. A. L.~.I.~~~*Trini3I0~p
lIiconti,..................... 815."- 65
" Wamh Ingt'li,vilei l. n . it. 1281 ' 1110
" [Iftmore " ." " 14:1 pin 12 48am
"'hiIladelIphilt *s A! 8 hopm 15 4 "
" New York, $'""I *(J&)" g ..w
Ar P'ortsmtou.''" " 7 0 a il on
Nurfolk " " ". *750 1 -, 05
* '.-t 611y' c.'S S it . entFx.-41a
Non. 40:1 atiil 402.-"Thoi Atlanta Siclal,"
HolId Vetibulto Trai or Pu11l11l HiooperW
anid Coacelis betwemn Watshington and At
Ilill, also Puk,a le ierm betwoon Por(ij.
mouti and Chester. 1. 6.
No. 41 and 38.-"The . A. L. Exprce,'
SolId 'T'rani, CoacicH and 1%illiman bleepeo-m
butweeni Portouthan41 Atlanta. Company
Seopers between Columbia and Atlantot.
It th ralins tialko Ilnmlediate colillection it
Atlanta for Montgomery, MobIle, Now Or
Jeafti, TOXaI.' QWalfornia. Mtextco, (hatta
lifOgil, Nashville, iemphlis, Macon, lorldi.
For Tickets Miceopers anid Informallton, itp
pl to 11. A. Nowland, 4en. Agt.., PAsm. Dopt
6 .inbal loust, At lanta, Ga., Churlotto, N.C
E.8'r. JOlIN, Vice-Pres. and Gecn'I Manager.
V E. MAEi;, U'I111 iperintolt(Ant.
11. W%. 11. (MOVEMl, Trailo Manager.
T. J. A N1) 1.ISON, Genil Piseiger Aget,
OENIMALOE IIOMS: PotrSoUT11, VA.
Florida Central and
Peninsular Railroad
Short Lln i t w ee Florida sand all Nort
Everett, siavtnniah, Aigusta, Ga., Co.
Imiilta, WIsinfgtonl, Baltimuorel
Philadelphia, New York, llos
tonll ind tile East.
Evere.t, Macon, AtIan1t a, Chat tinoogaI, Nash
ville. Loui1volle, (Aincinati, Chiocago.
Everett. 1i1-ml tiham, I lolly SpirIngs, Mm
phis, little Itock, vanlsas C'ity, -St. Louls, Cli
c1g0, .1.ioulX (I y.
Iver Joun ., i"osaiico'n, Mol;ile, New (3
lC11n114, 'J-XaS. i4XICO, C1liforniai 111'1 the
Pafelflecoas4t. 11"Weet I v. .- Janl ual r.y,iM, 18917.
New York ICxpress No t8, leave Jackson
vIlI,e8.2.- n. ms., ,14 h~ throu gh P'ullmnan Hieep.
OrN for. Sa1vannah0, ((113lumb)Iat, Washl ingtoni
laItimnore, l'hiladelpia, Newv York, amtd ail
1(e1turn~ trin Ni o. 37 reaches .Jackson villIe 9.12
p. 1n1.
Noew Yolrk and1( ".'loridaI ,imtited(, No. :32.-.
8011id Vestibuglo Trin4 with coml1part.lent., ob
servaltion, d11n11ng and1( sleein1g c41r1, very3 ele.
14ant.; Iea1ve 'RI. AuagilIdin'o 00 a.,. Jacks4on.
Ville 11.00 a. 4n-. daily3 exceptj1 Suntda3,, No. 81
retut'1n1ing arl.1lives4 JIacksonville :1.30 3, m4., St.
Atugustine 4.4 p. m4., daIly, except Ruilnay.
Now York l.'ast MailI No. 310, leaveo.Jacksonl.
yille 11..1 p. mI. D)aily for 10.o1 0 points1 Nort h
Carres Throu101gh .9leepers1Jacksonville to Ne w
York. let urn No. 35 larrIves .IiackstmyIie
9.00 a. m,.
A sheylile ilouto-Throu1gh P'ullinan Bloee).
in 'air ServIce for~ Cinc111innalti 111a S1avannabii,
Co l4nnbla, A shievl il, i tot- SprIings, 1Knoxylie,
I br1ouIgh the1( Ceilbralted Mrnmtalin Country of c
Nort hi Carollina,1 Laev~ - .JaEckson)4ville 0.55 p. m1.
A4rrives Cininna1 It I 7. I5 a4. m4. Ritturning, ar
r'iva1 .Jaicksonyile 91a. m4.
OnEly lin14 thrloulgh thle be.'41 auil lill COt' iry
of Middle11 Filrbia, P'einaol nd 11(1 carnbla4111
lIauy. Leave Jlackson v ille 9. ., n. mo. fly No. 2
daily,3~ for 1.ake City, LIve' Oaik, MaiISOH- Mon
tIcelIlo, T1nalahassen, lIivC - Junc0tion, i'CeSIL
cola, MobIle.New Orleans and14 111 ho tlihweI,
MexIco, CaililfornJia and1( thle PacIfIc Coast
Cart le Sleepers. itetuIrn, No. I arrives Jack
soilIc 8.05 a. tan.
Leave .Jacksoniville 1.15 a. mi. F'or' HlIarke
law(thone, Siver 81pring1 Oala,3 Ganinevillo
Cedar 1Key,' Wlldwood, i.eesbllrg. Tavares
1holly Springsa 1t(oute (No. :1(). 81t. LotiI,
Kansas cIty, ChIcago. Leavo J-CicovIil
(.65 1. m.1, for Maicon Atlnta, Ultrmingham,
Memphis,lju Kansas411 CIty. Th'Irottgh P'ai 4man4
Sleeper wit hlOtIt 1(1 chng in 40l hours 1to 14ansas1
CIty3. T1ho route( Is vIa Asycon, AtIlanta, lIr
mhbilgha,mlilolly Spirings forMemiphils,SprIng
fleld, Kansas CIty. No. 35 return aIrrives JaUc
sonltll 9.00 aI. 1m.
8.20 ai. m1.-Leaves(1 .JacOksonIvill for Bruns-1g
wIck by Ite (Cu,mberland Itoute Sloamor, and
Cumnberland 80ound,1
11-001a. m11-.Leavo( J1Iackonyllle for 11run41
Wick, vi1a I4yoroit, dually, cecpt Suny.
tlin for' lrtms1w ick. Shlortest, ated( 411101kest
roItte.
5.00) p. mt.-Lo4cal for Tallahassa104 and( 11nter.
meldlato poin1 is. Artrive Jatcconvlle 4.l65p., m.
0.20 pt. m1.-For TampaflS a114d intermed1Cilate
pInts. . Pul0 an Sleepers. A rrive Jackon-t
ville 7.3> a. m.
.Through Hleepers for CincInnatI vIa Asheo
vylle, leave Jacksonvillo at..41.55 p. m1., alrrives -
Asheyvile 1.-10 p. nti., arrIVes4 CIncinlnatl 7.15
1a. lm.
For Macon, AthIlmar, two traIns (dai113
Leave Jacksonvillie 8.20 1a. mi. and tI.55 ). m'4
Mteatmer "Mananteoo f roum 'nTmpa 1ioilra101n,
towni (.nd( )(antee Rtiver Po(linta4.
P'ullmant Sleepers 4)n alIl NIght Trann.
Parlor Cars bte .I'een Jac~ksonv lite at' Tampa
80111 oi ' best1 indeed( owshiCma(o
N. S. ICNNINGT'1ON A .0. MAoI10N 7L
TraI'Iflie Manatger. Ueneral Passeger Mt4.
Soutihbound-( Northlbotl. -
8d 2n d lat, mst 2nd - 3d
Class.UW. C i s. Css,(iss Clas.
8 3 53 52 2 4
Loe'is Mix'di Pasx- Paiss.MJiIx'dl Loo'i
M'daty D)'Iy - 1)ly M'dlI
W'ay - 'day
F'diy F'da8y
A.M. A.M. PM.P. On
738) 300 1-I5 Lv tLaurens Ar I 15 1130. 300
800 4 :0 2 10 ..Ciitlon.. 125r0 i085 233
8 20i) 48 222 4"haIviIIo 1238 It) 10 1 00
885 4568 230 ..iInard.. 12 81 9541 12 31
846 607 2351 ...(4ary-. 1227 9342 1200
8551 615 2.11 --JalaIpa.. 12. 2 01154
980 5311 267 Jhwherry J2!0 863 1I 20
10 40 657 3113 Pros8per'Iy 1118 821 1066
11 00 (112 :121 ,...811h4... -1114 806 10383
Ii 45 (118 :128 .4 MontaInl Il 45 7655 1020
120)5 (1 3 8.10 ...CIpIn. II 35 781 1) rI
123 :( 414 310 Wite itock 128 7114 025
121 41657 :3501 ialentin-lo 11 28 7.44 91
1 00 7 13 .41 ..Iri r m.... 11 17 6 41 8 4e
1 80- 7 2.> 411a ..[.e-aph,,art.. 11 10 e. 8 (0(
2 1, 7-15 4 30Adloumtbb,tLv I t100 0 Oial
Wa. (1. CIlt LD1, .1. it. NOL,A N,
Superintendent. Mastetr Tran.
WANT ED-A N IDEA "Vh*can""ltn
thIng to patent?P Protect your ideatl toymaify
bringyou wealth. Write JO1 *RDDI
OI toN (10'.,. Ptent Attorne0ys, Washingtom