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C:UIIA IN THE~ UABINE111 'realtieit AixInum for t'igeesa t) 'otipiler tho Cuban cti1tutimn. Washington, January 29.--Tho cabinet mieeting today was- devotid almost oxclusivoly to it discussion of Cuban inattors. The Cuban consti tution is expected to reach Washing. ton about Feb. 15, when it will be placed before coirnss. The presi dont regards promptf action in thit; matter as of very great importiict, and would not hositato to call con. gross together in extra stssion to con sider it should it appear necessary. Tho need for prompt aiction on tHi Spooner Pilippine IlH is rlardod as scarcely less urgont than tihe dis position of the Cuibanl constiltionl, and the statenittit is mat Ont high authority that in the event of a fail ur of either of these nieasures to r4l ceivo tho cons iderat i'll of voig - anl extra session is iiliost in, -vitalb . 1l"a l Yv'al1 In 11hi1- Cet1('%. (From til LAotidon t lobe. Some en riosites colicern1 ing t he ntw century have been (liate bI thby Rev. Prebendary W. A. Whitworth, the well known vicar of All Sam t', Margaret street, Lonlon. It will have, for instinev, W,j2- day s, which is one daiy morev t 111111 t Ie dt parting century conld show, ia dif. forenco due, to tho fact thaitl H0 i not a leap year, but 2000 will be so regarded. With re'gar.d o lIeap years it will be reelbllhored that every year of only :A days is tot) short by nearly six hours, biut by haviig i leap year with its extra da1 ev-r four years we should noth' 1very folif years more thiam eleven tilicnt's t () long. Soime years, wevifori, hvi to be left out, and til0 lr stnt caleni dar provWiNes for idil. iv svl. leap years to occur ill four cei, which rvduv(es thw avern-ge lentgth of the year to f07 days, live h(us. forty-nino mitntes, twvelvi second. which on1ly twoity two and oe' half seconds too long, iay bi consid ered for all ordinary purpoSeS, as correct. This explains why in til seven years 1l 1 US)3 thore is li( leap year. As to til' error of aboni1 twenty-two and one-half secnd 'ti. the average year, Mr. Whitworth re. marks that it uonid take 'ji),oi years to bring imidsminner to D,. cembier. [ From the Mempi1his Seimiitair.] An amusing reply was made to a question propioun1ded to a stuident al the medical college by one of t' lecturers the other day. Tfhe instruct ion had just. been giving his class a few bits of chicie advice as to whlat they should do in the event they fountd thiemiselves ini a p)ositioni demlanding promipt action, no person of greater abilhty beingj available. "Roimembler to have cell idenco ill what you have learned heroe and1 keep your wits about yeou," hl< ..td said, "' atnd don't showv the least hes5i(itat 1(on in your actions, but proceed to ap-i ply the lessons you have learned( to (day." "Now," he asked, turning to it young countryman ill the claiss, *'what should you (10 if you should( fiind yourself with the care of a in wh'olm had just fallen victimn to an accident of some kind ?" The reply wats conIclusivoe. "I'd send for a doter," siaid thme rising young mfedlico." The Q.uen'M Precepn. (Chicago Record ) In the pantries anid corridlora in3 the private part of Windsor Castle are a set of printed rules for the oh. servance of the servanits which are said to have been pennetd by her mnajesty's own hand. The'y are neat ly printed and framed hofore thle eyes of those for whom they are in tended. They are: "Profane no divine ordinanlces." "Touch not state matters." "Urge no healths." "Pick no quarrels." "Maintain no ill opinions." "Encourage no vice." ."Reveal no secrets." "Make no comparisons." "Keep no bad company." "Make no long meals." "Lay no Wagers." "If you and I andl ewe and eye And yew and aye (dear mle); WVere all to be spelled um sad 1, Ho.w mixed upj we shiotl i hel" - -Harvard Lamennmn A Talk to ratheps. .\ gentleuiali net a friend Iear his own honle aiid tley joined coin luy oil their way to business. Mk fore the.\ had gone far they met a triu nurse-maid wheeling a aby - c:ariage, inl which was a fine six In:oiths'-old hahv. a jolly-looki,g littlw chap, said tile gentlemian. lie hastily glanced at his na : :aid 1i ting that lie had a inoment to sp:re, stopped the Carriage anid ch1 irrIped to tle aby, who smiiled ,niavly inl respons.e. ''l have a little one at lioie aoolit this olle's age,' Oblvseryd tile geItle'tai to his friend. 'By the way' lie cot)lttiued to the mail 'who hahiiy is this?'' Vir rcsponded the iill,<e ill liilcl a"konisil"tlell", 0 coIre, t1'e story \vwas tlo goo'. to kcI, and the f1ilels itid pit I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~: tttle tieleltol lhe \\ %v il"> i.:1.!, ia lte i h liis 4XII children. In the hurry anid dirie of life, ii:aIiy a ftlIr feel, ti.t his dity is well done if he earns the food to put into the clill (Irel ilt11tlls 111d tIe g:artMIents ht rwithi to clothlie tl i. lie has n14k n)wlul,Ae of the needs or char aCteri>tics of his owi chibren; he is all oi>rl din1 othler t'initgs. II ) (> ft enl a c r i 1- i rd t'< S y; I I':l te traili!1t, *f iiiv Chil C eli tiltirch i \ ife;' 01, '' ilevei literfere Wit Il ie (liSj)lilie; 1Y \\ t e attends to all th:t.'' A I thtr type of father still, asstmiuns in his fantiil the role of lord high C N VCt 11t i M Ii LT . ',If VutI (ot stopq that,'' S:In he fold, foiih Iother, ''I Will Iell youl fa1thier onl yot.' InH Solie faIllIilies thIee is no ILe:It SO dl re:ld ful, anI(d I have ni wni a father to tell laughinigly, It iwee a good jd:e, of the 1 (1* c0re d lit t Ih Ces wIhicI were I t( to his, wiheni 1e appe:neld sud Iily :n111itg theini with a rattan inl huld, 1i1niing whIiet'her t1here wVre aiV u bippings to be dealt out att teritu (n. AI1,, hon\ far away these poor L 11hV f:itIIs arC Irom Ihe father Iy ideal \\lihic is set forth in1 the And how can thev illu: Ir:le to a Chii-1 :.::ything of the fatherhood of God? A father ('tight to) Le 'rieidly, with his chilkdren; he ought to I ut ereSted ii evry interet of theliis righit th>wn to their dollies and lieir bats and thir balls. Nothling which conicerns thbeta should oe t oo trivial for his not ice. A fathber onght not onily to love his~ chiildren, Iut lie shiould show that lie loves t.hem,. lie ought to prove this so enivincinigly that, whatever hap. penis, t hey can never doubt1) thir faithier's alTeetion for them. I was wvaiting~ at a railroad sta i.ion hot a friend one Cliu-istmias eve, whlen I t' ticed a all, fine-looking in:ti of perhiaps Iifty' years, whio waxs Iilinig up) andi dlowni the plat formi, evidently waitiing for the same (rain t hat I was. As the traini gIlided in to thle station, his eyes searnied2( thle cars till they aihted upoii a hiandsoiie lad of p000 lion suffertinig no e t utti ho we 0ro ont thioir way ' tttto prn tu gravet . irs oo itchenli of 0 nrdu1 ptorttomed ta "wonttth'rful Curo" in lier case.. SI:01t o I er il it tho rigo antti profuso0 I 'en trution. The1 wete Oklo ajppearance of(i t, e mennes'for t wo months enl wree('k. U1er I nervousf system) gnivi n -y tihiti cittu thio triail of wino of )odnii itil Ct cure, hIrato. Mittehioii't o tril)' ought to1 cotmmtentit win of 'imrntin Itoo0 I('i, owme in woOrdst of -tois wninif hie rench of nul. WVomeni whoi =try It tire roiievedt. Ask ouar drug ist~ -for ia $1 bottIo of w'ine of yi,n,d niot takoi glatsnbtito If tendeoired you1. Mrs wViiho M3l een, 'othli (i1tn':, N. e -: .t. "W ino of e- olni tnd 'Ihelfor d's iii.ci .. irtnmlhthitvo >torf.144.141 itirnttuous euro htt mty c-te. lido be-n a grat tufferer withl i uni or theo wombil nndi IOnicrrht,, lont mt iines en-ro everv Week for twu nien th i id ero very ii l , ?ty hius. thanid tiduced 34no to try Wino' 3o (f (nt du ta an to li ck- rnurht, nn ot 4w the ileuco)r. _ ihonr hna dio4tDp4tere, andt i um restoret . t'orfect, health." i44I3 enlL0 niingpea - Iu1hattaoogat, 'Tenni about eighteen, who also was gazing eagerly at the crowd. "'Here I am, Toin,'' cried thc gentlelianl, joyously. The hy'As face gloved and lie sprang froI the platforml ahuiiost h efore t ie cals had stopped tuoving. "'ather,'' said le, aid inl al in stant he h1ad the gray hearded mlallt by the shoulders and kis.ed lhiml. Theni lie pushed him away a little and( looked him lovinlgly iI tile eVes. "I'i awfully glad to s e you1,'' said he: 'how's aothier?' I looked -it tdhei wistfully as they wvalked awav tcogetlier. Oh, I thiotughut to tu ~lf, if there wet more fathers like that, there woult be fewer yomng lives wrecked tipon the reacherois rock of sin, for a 1ather's love will hold a hov when tile stet tiest coltInimids and the ii '1st 1 tgid t1,i .; wouIl he of 1lk avail. S'lid a I'liddle-aged wolniati to tie: 1have k Iow in what tle text, like as a fatht r pitieth his children, the l,ord pitieth t heii that fear him.' Iieait ever since I was tell ye ars old. A t that titile I had a kitten, a pretty little creature, which I loved as a little girl with ally eliart. lit, alas, one spring mon11111ing Sprite stole I young chick en belonging to a leiginor and ate it before the nan could rescue it. Ile cate to our house at once, very aigry, and demaided that the eat should he killed; but I begged for Sprite's life so patletical!y that Ie priilsed to spare him, if lie sinned I) miore. In a few 'days, however, the cat was seen lurking near the coop, and soon made off with an other chicken. The neighbor gave clase, of cotirse, but the cat hid. St he camlie over and demanded the cat's life as sooin as it should ap pear. \ly Ilother felt that it was j t and promised that I should htig Sprite over as soon as lie cmiic liotne. In a short tinic le cate purring ill) to tile and I had to take tle dear little fellow up in iimy aris aind carry him to his dootm. The neighbor drtowtIed hii forth with. I did not complain before aniyonle, but tIly little pillowN wa': wet with tears every Iight for n lost comrade. My father was fromt hoMe at the time an(Md I CarriLd 11y truble alone until his rettirn After he had kissed us all arouiad an(d heard -.ariouts items of interest. lie turned to mle (and said, 'llow i., Sprite?' and I to'd hini what had happe:ned. I shall never .orget how he caught mue in hiis arms and 1laced tme on his ktnee, as lie said, poor child: Thlat was too bad: If I had been here, it never should have hiappened' ; and I sobbed ot my grief on his 1:reast and was comi forted. It was a little thing, a mere trifle compilared1 to the sorrows of my life, but perhaps somte of the things which we grieve over now seemi qutite as trivial to the eyes of Omnlipotence, yet none the less our hteavently father is quick to comfort uts.", A fat her cannot shirk the respon sibility of his children. God will hold( him equiall y accountable with the mother for themn and if they go astrav thirough anty lack of fatherly care or affection, lie will one day find himself terribly to blame. The Presbyterian. Away with Cigarettos! tiY RiV. J. W. nIAIRIn. Yes, Mississippianis arc justly pr~oud( of Presidlent HIardy and his A. and M. college boys. It was but a request of his, buit it appealed to their wisdomi and right niobly did thiey respond to his wishes. It was, 1no doubt, with some difliculty that somie of these 40o0 young muen put away the compilanionlable cigarette, buit ini 50 doing they have reflected honor uiponi themselves, their wor thy Presidlent, the institution andl the great State of which they are citizens. May their race live long and( prosper. Presidlent Hiardly has set the pace for other colleges. College boys are not any more addicted to the cigarette evil than othe's, for it seems to have a p)eculiar faciniation for boys. We are accustomed to 5t1)lose t hat the cigarette was the peculiar p)roperty of that wart upon society-the dtude; btit, if we are not miistaken, w e have seen boys whose most marked characteristic seemed to be that they were not dtudes; buit yet they had a pull on the cigarette second to none ini the land. It is exceedingly delightful to indulge the habit, and its attrac t ions are snch that few cnn resist, We have observed tle small boy with eyes bulging and mouth wa teling as lie watches with b:ted breath the smoke rushing from iiioilth anld nose of tle adept inl the art, as from three adjacent volea loes. Ilow big he looks, and in (ced, how big lie feels. It appeals to youtig America as about the big gest thing ott since tle Santa Claus hiallucimlatim. H-e would give any thinig for a "eig.,'' and es llkclll- to be Jh!e t's do the nasal act in the latest approved style. Yes, the lad who can't swallow Ci garette sioke and blow it out through his month and nose at the saine tile is not in it. IIe lecos to learn what tle things were made for. If vou want to smoke for the sake of tobacco or its funies, then don't infringe on tle (10111ain of tihe Cigalette. In the first place, you-11 not get what you want, and inl the secoid, the sphere of the little pa per idol will be abused. In the ci garette. siroking attains the high est perfection of the art, an art, like others, chiefly to be seeni of inenl. The cigarette is an evil, and that contiinually. \We know of one State which. for the sake of the boys, has legislated against their manu facture and sale. But when the courts came to execute the law, well, they "executed" it, and now the State must legislate again. The cigarette inust go along with other nuisances that are sapping the lives of our otherwise noble youths. We know, and have read, of not a few persons whose poor health, luiiacy or death as the case may be was at tributed by competent physicians to the baneful cigarette. Whatever is poisooous in tobacco the smoker of cigarette gets it. Into the lungs the smoke, laden with nicotine, a deadly poison, is drawn and the whole system tius becomes an easy prey to its ruin. \Vh do not other college presi dents follow the worthy lead of Mr. Ilardy? Are there not as noble boys in other colleges as in the A. and M. at Starkville? There are, and let the cigarette be outlawed from our colleges. - g To the Men Who Hold the Line. Oh, the full-back bows the cheering crowil, And the halves, and the quarter, too, An I tle praise asceids to the pluckyends Who fight for the red or blue; A To none so great do I delicate This poor little verse of mine But here's to t'.ose in the fighting rows, To the men who hold the hi ne. You watch the game and you'll all ex claim:C "Just look~ at that felliow~ run!'' And you'll shout and roar when the struggle's o'er, That the game was only won By the full-back's pltck in tbhe pl.id huck, That carried him to the goal: Butt you don't see fit to thintk a hit Of the tman who madle the hole. Yes, the full-back has his mneed of thiantk, Antd the quarter '"did it all,"' Antd the halves are praised, and a voice is ra isedl For the enids who took the ball; Nowv take your enp atid fiji it up To the brim with the dlancinig winet; A toast to those int the fightinig rows, To the men n ho hold the linte. -iarron, int Georgetownt College Journal. t di seveal ti e t Za sae totl hwIwa aed"witsMs A. A. towe,237 N Mh t.,Sa troule sora sever, eht I aspred. nlounced 'gone' twvo different times. The valves of my heart failed to L work pr.operly, and circulation was so sluiggish~ that the slightest exertion produced fainting. 'There is no hope' said my physician, so I decided to try Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and the result I consider miraculous. I ami satisfied it saved my life." DR. MILES' Heart Cure is sold by all drugists on guarantee .t first bottle benefits or rnoney back. Book on heart and nerves sent free.' Dr. Mites Medical Company, Elkhart, mnd, Tlie Kind You Have Always 3< in uso for over 30 years, hi ~ ankd hat Allown All Counterfeits, Imitations ai Experiments that trifle with Infants and Children-Experl What is C1 Castoria is a harmless substi gorie, Drops and Soothing S; contains neither Opiun, Mor substance. Its age is its guar and allays Feverishness. It < Colic. It relieves Teething Ti and Flatulency. It assimilat Stornach and Bowels, giving The Children's Panacea-The CENUINE CAST Bears the S! The Kind You Haf In Use For Ov THC CENTAUn COMPANY. TT MURM Laziness and saintliness are eE entially antagonistic. 3ars the Iti Kind You Havo Always BougN lignature Thero is something greater than nCCISH, and that is effort after fail re. ;LUE HIDGE RAILR AD H. C. BEA% T11, Receiver. Efrective 1897. tetwoen Anderson and Walballa. ASTBOUND WE8TBOUND. AIHed- Mixed, o. 12. Stations. No. I r ' M -)ir ...........A A nderson ............Lv 85 p m r 0 4 an ...............Denver..............Lv 364 pm - r 10e an...............Autun...............Lv 4 05 pn. r 1022 am ............ Pe ndleton...........Lv 4 14 pi. r:0 3 am.....uierry's Crossing......Lv4 23 pm r1007amn......,Ldans' Crossin......Lv 4 29 pmr r 9 41# an ...........S eneca........... Lv 4 47pin r 9 2 i am......... West Union .........Lv 5 11 p. r 9 2 1a... ahalla .Lv5I7pn .M. Lv. P. M. Ai J it. ANDERMON, Superintendent onnecti na at Seneca with So Rt R N.. 11 A'er.on willh Sn R.ailway Nos . 11 and 2 in K.tect Nov. 25th, 1900. (Eastern St.andard Time. "itnuoundx. Northboun . 7A'. L Alanta (8 A L.) r.80 10 la AtItems 52 il 'ISv E hurt m 1 I') 2ip 4 t)bevtI e 31 .2 4t;) Gree,nwooj 4 I iS Ar limion AL. 2 0 10O~ L (ton ~pIia r4 083 It 4~it pa 31l)trat 2 10 12 l-1p Ure-n -' me 3 0) (a rris Springs) 12 62p Wv lerloo 2 00 - I I'-- .ar LanrenCIs(DIn'r) Lv 1 38 22 63 21 a M/ '"- iy Ft .x8sn-~ E~x Sun A '. PM. &.M% 7 10 136 n,v Laurent Ar 1 5 5 680 7.1 1 41 " Parks Ar 1 27 62-. 9 00 1655 .Clin ton.. 11 16 00 902> 2 0, t4oldville 1 02 3655 0 10 2 12 .Kinard.. 12652 8830 964) 2 17 ..Gary... 12 48 8 15 10O00 2 22 ..Jalapa.. 12 43 203 10650 2 87 tew berry 1280 2387 It 20 2 62 ProsperIty 12 17 1 10 122 3 8(2 ....8l1gh.... 12 0712385 220 8 01 Lt Mountain 12 03 12 25 I 00 3 25 ...Chapin... 11 491 11 419 1 16 325 hilton 11 43 11 Ii 184) 3-29 White Rookr 11 40 10 68 2 0' 8334 BIallent.ine 1185610 40 2 45 8 43.irmo... 1127 10 15 3 0 8 49 ..Leaphart. i1120 0 40 .325 4O05ArOolumbaLvI I 0 9 20 4 16 LVCoin n bia (A C L)Arfl( t-0 5 25 Pumterm 9 4' 8 20 A r Ch.- rieston Lv 7 03 __ For Rates, T1'imo TabIl.s, or iharther informna Onl onll *n any Agent-, or write to (2G CIIILDs, Ti. M1 EMERSON, P're-slt1ent. T1 affle IManag r. F. LIVINGktTON, Hi. M. 1..MEtIo N, 80, in . . tGen'l1t. % ass A gt, olum l a,. C. Wila.ington, N. (I. harlcstou anul WcStcn Carolinga Rwy Co, Augusta anid Ashevillo Short Line. schedule An Effect Jan. 13th. 1901. cnve Augumts............9 40 a m 8 85 p in rr ive Groonwood.......12 15 p m ....... Anderson ...................... 8 00 p mn L,auiren............I 20 p mn 6 35 a ine Waterloo ( H. 8.)...12 62 p min ...... G2roonville..... 8 00 p mn II 30 anm (IIen n 8mringe ..4 00 pm ....... Sp a aug..... 8 10 pm 9 0 a m saludIa............o 83 ) m ........ hlondeIrsonyme.... ( 03 p ni ....... . Asheville........ 7 5p in ........ Save Ash,-vilo...,.....800 a m ....... 8 pari.anburng......11 45 a n 83 5p m Glomn 8pri .gs......10 00Oam ....... G eenvo........120lpim 8 25p m Laurens........ .. p m 700 pin rrive Waterloo(It. .)... 20, p in ....... Grenw ........236pm 9 0ui pm _Augu a . ...2... ..p_m8 a _ have Augusta .......,,....... 260 pmn . Alln dal...,.... ... ........ 4 6 pinm Fairfax...................5... .. 7 pmn. YOLn-asseeo.........On0 m 6 10pmn' Bleaufort.........O.I 15 ame 7 10 pim Port, .... ..oy1.0 80 am 7 2 pm . A.r8 avannat...... .............7 ip Savannah.............. .... 0 1 Osri Port Roya!......... 1 00pm 7l10amn Beaufort ....... 118pm 7 20 am 2 Yemasseo'...... 9 80pm 8E0 am Fairfax...i................ 95 am Allendale ................ 1147a rriv e Augata........-............... 0Iam Uiose connetetn ustr,eenwoo for all -- ulits on 8. A. L. a,id C. and Q. Railway, and .apartanbnr wit.hi Southeru Railway F~or any infrmse tin relative to tOke' toe. seh' duleos (d.re.ss W. J. CR t If, Gen. Pas. Agt, 1'. M UMERBON. .Prafnae Manan=er. 141 m1ght, and wVhic Ias been is borne ile Pignitnro of ; been nado iunder his per. Lpervision since its initiacy. o one to deceive you in this. d "Just-as-good " aro but id enidatger the hicalth of oncO against Experiment. kSTORIA tute for Castor (All, Pare rrups. It Is Pleasanlt. It phino nor other Narcotto antee. It destroys Worms -ures Diarrhcoa and Wind oubles, cures Constipation 3 the Food, regulates the healthy and natural sleep. Mother's Friend. ORIA ALWAYS gnature of 5 Always Bought .r 30 Years. Wv STRECT. N9W VORK CITV. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. geideuseO Solaedule in UEfI0 June 10th, 1900. STATIONS. . .harleston'....... jm umm ile......12W 7. .i " Branchville......... 1 55 a Mx 8 05 O m SOragburg ........0 2 4 Kinville . u 10 15 A Li. Savanilap~...........~...i~ai I 4113?in IllwkvIie........ .........4 23 a In ^T i 2 aia ............n T aill p V osilerity ........... 14 a inx 12 10n' e:ai 122 p Nino,'yS.......... 3 a in 1 20 p G3reenwood1......... 9J a m 55 P I Lr. Hodges ........... 0 1 1% 1 p in 7W i i 1 a p L,Y.~~~~~ ~ 2beil ...... .Za 8 P M "r. Blton.............11 U 28 10 p In Wi. Anderson 4an 2 85pm r. Greenville..........12 :0 p m 15 p In Ar. H .. 4' 1) an m9001 px m STATIONS. Dal 1,15 E b b(4revilleo.......... 9 3 p in 10 15 a idmont ......... 00 p 10 40 a m Uv.lGreenv...o.......... 50 p in 1015 a m "r Doniedont..........7 150 p m 10 40 a mn "r AWeillso.......... 102 p mn 12 5 p n Ar. Anderon...........715 p m 11640 a m Ar. Donnalwd.........7 55 p xi 12 40 p mn "Ninety-six.........8 133 p mn 12 56 p mn "Newberry.......... 9 30 p mx 2 00 p mn " Prosperity..........9 45 p mn 2 14 p ra " Columbia ......... 11h0 p m 01U0 pm Lr. Bllacksille....... ...... 8 00 a mn " Brnel- -...... ......313 a m~ "savannah--...... ..... . 5 o 10 . m Lv. Kingville.......... ~Wi~i 4 p xx " Orangeburg...... 845 a m 688 p xi "Branchvyille. .......425 ax CIS1 pm " umnmorvile... 5 2 a m 7 28 p mi A_1.Charleston ......7 Oai m981 p m NDa D T ATIONS' N ailat ji 700 ~iia I.Jharison..A 8 157 p 12 00n 7 41.a " In.7:--'.lit" 7 28p 5052. 1 55 a 8 55 a .B3ran:h eill. "0 15 4 25 a 2 W0a 9 28a " Orangeurg " 5 88j 8 45. -4 80Oa 10 1'6 King viihe " 40 9 82 a 12 20 a...v..avannah Ar. ..~~~1 4 18 a.... " ..Rarnwelli.. " .....8 15a 4 2 4a.. .." ..Blaxckville. ": 8..... 8 a '5 07 a 12 20 p " ..Alston.. " 2.80p 850 a 1808 a 1 23 p " . Santuo ... "1 28p 7 4'Op is 45 a 2 (0p ".Union... " p2 45 y in 04 a 2 22 p n ..Joneosville.. " 12 25p p p 19l-19a 2 87p " ....Pacoiet .... "12 14p 4p 19'60 a I8 10 pAr spar tanbunrg L.v 11 45 a Slip 10 oaI 8 4p Lv spartanburg Ar 11 22 a OO00p l.10 lp 15Ar...Aheville ...Lv 8 00 a g JDOUBLE DAILY BSEaVIOB BETWEN COflARLEsTON AND GREIENVILLU, ad between Charleston and Ashevill. Pullman palace sleeping care eni Trains 8aad N,87 and 88. on A. and O. division. Diningomar en these trais servo alli meals enroute. Trains leave spartaniburg, A. & 0. divisioni morthbound. 7:08.a. mn., 8:87 p. mn., 8:18 . iVestibu1e 'Limited); southbound 12:20 . . b:35 p.-.,-..11:84 a. in., (Vestibule Li1 ited.~ Train, leave Greeniville, A. and 0dvson. mrthbound, 0:00Oa.im., 2:8J n . and5:2 Veetibuied Liited)~ sthoun 1:8 m(3 '80 p. m., 12 :00 p. m. ~est1iuled Limited ~' Trains 18 and 14-Eiogant Pullmnan Palor oara between Charleston and Ashoville. Traine lo and 10-Plulman Drawing-Boo.. leping cars between Obarlesten and Ash. BepneasbwenSavannah and Ah t.daily between .Jacksonvi ll and 2AK 5. GANNON J. M. OULP, Tird V-P.~ & Genx. Mgr.. Trat. Ma'nagr Washington, D. 0. Washington, D.r, W. A. TURK. s. H. HARDWIOR, (sen. Paa. A'gent A. Gen. Pas. Age't 3yspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Rature in strengthening and recon tructing the exhausted digestive or ans. Itisthealatestdiscovered digest-. nt and tonic. No other preparation an approach It In eliciency. It In tantly relieves and permanently cures )yspepsIa, Indigestion, Heartburn, 'latulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea lick Ueadache,Gastralgia,Cramps and ilotherresult,sof Imperfect digestion. alalo rA o all aut.dypenapsimal edft Prepared by E. C. DeWiTT & CO., Chicofgo. PMEU COAMNE-*WHSKY rearVESTIUL SA. li4TED TRAINS DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE Botwon Nw York, Tampa, Atlapta, Now U'ICas all Poits Sout alld Wt. IN EFI'. , oV Al1l'.t 211. h 9kal. SOUTH W A). Danily Dliy No 3 No 1 Lv New York. P It. . .. I .. n 12 Wal P ittII;1L Iplita P I it ...... 29pm 7 20tm I" o lii t I , I' it I(......... - )i 9 M in ' t . Ii Igfo . 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