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uts(1 o r nl' \ "i.i(t(U a 11.1:ti. 1"'t3munt ofr"( T A Debb Woul(l HelW(v M ttttt T ull'rrIn? (Al t ilr tt orJ ri', in C lri itin In11telli gencr.) If \w\'Omell of waoltll so il1111 as dlreninle(l of tilo inlconvollnioeco illtl troubl(' whIi(ch teir ilnadv"erlent't callwP" Ilwy h o l( 1ui iil 11(r s(;rtlpil lo1s Iil Owt s('ttlInolltit, of bilk owedl to til' soitu strets, the Ii' res.;tl, ' and tlte iniilliner. ThCeso w\orling wonlel are (ft(en halilcalIlpp'td, w\hen ('lrr,'ng in Iitheir hlusiltess Oil a slnttll (,tl'itatl, lIt th:) urgent 1100( of re'atd\ nitl. 'ITe\ r'ceiveall t 1 cile" for ai (' Vn,tr at 1 'i:t, and to fnliill it they i11,t ') in et)t for i "ilninin s, liW at ilil a1t riat k, nItd also, inl sv t a vrl rt s ri't d iusi iess, t iley nli't enga .e I he eg - vtices of romiwilper~t's. Thle g'irl' w\ho work for the: b,'' tht' w ar, diepen denit for th(ir :.u1)po(,rt oin th pci('tll rect'It of the"ir waii,t':i. Foti, i re, ithie m icino foi an il ITg ni,ther, the daMy 1tltc'en:tt), the d1eli11ncV for it criplhib)lt4 0)li, what over (1l'0' ('oles wit ai w\orking ,'ir i1nstlli'sh lifeo, are to I o nw:t when('1 tho we'k is OVer. Th10 m11'ehant r')ins115 locng cr'ditt to the li 'r5on whoweit' oSts Itre in signlitia lt willl tu( ' I ril m i. I're( cetritus, atl w1hIlt with his claimlis altl Ihoso of her viiiliyte., tIt' tiuss. manL(r is il'-ari\y distrac'ted( whrn her Iltlr,)lls 4lo ot jli h(r w1 h pitin it no0'!. I f t l'he'ke1p her wa1iting inl tetinite'ly bhi' goe to pite.s on th( wI(eCl strewi sh o' f Ianku11itcr. ALd tit' pity of it is that hn'r etto 11ier'', w\ht1ni "hlt (1ar'1S no(t Oil'ndl h'v a (1(un, couhtl t'asily pay e'ntl-h onl (t'. livery, if only they lippreciatedI her I('c"l,Sit v. 11h( .tu):nst Fy'r3bod<y'i .11tt hr1 . 'lle ."er\ hotl \s 31 afpga i( e a "1r.r1ived'' is low,V undi(t'[i;thle. Tht' pulll)ic'titionrl has forgtl to the firi: partlel n maglll z'(nin( i-try at'l 1.e aility of its ecituor to l--t u11p tl l(ce is 'inceed i: t.e co 1.:.ten . 'c.f the Aigu. i&. T he features ( if Oh Auigust Lnti. ,cr of I:v'Erlcd's Mt.iot:, is Flm lio Agutnrddo's Story o,f h,is caiptun.( !arrate, ti c:rcrl:.-t:1 ., ., WLic h "i = L1: t i: : , , i Ilru ,:.:.tr t : gr- it ehr:M+"s aLd siti i"1 . It s a tant e-I.t ributio 0: .h h:.tr of t he b.ratve.t tieeds i f wtarfare. Oscar lV. It)d'i, tiht :00m, wtar corresRpoalent, foll1ows; wtith a sketc Cl Cf Aguintald o from raFith er an unlusual p.oinLt of vi ew. IlThere arFe stverali delightful nature art icles. . WV. I ownell tells Cif the "HirthI ofa But terily,"' whICh 1 i finly illuOstratted; I. Wt. lakoi~ " rites andt A. IB. Dag aioro pictutres "DIays wtithI a Mocking Bird."' IMaxiiliantl Foster contrib ute's "T lragody".-a Iineo moose story. in "Ph 'lotographiy as a1 F'ino Ai I," C'. L. C'allin it of tho work of C. II. W hite. A rarely int erost ing cont ri tion is "P1ictures~ that Show Motion,'' being thle ovolut ion of thle biographl, by Roy McArdle. J. M. Bacon tolls of "tStooring Balloon by Ulpper Air Currents." If I Were You, My Boy. 1 would learn to he polite to I wouldn't let aniy other boy get aheaCId of mec in my studies. I wvould never'C make fan of chil (drenl who a1.e not weci ll dresed I wouldn't go in the company of bad boys who use bad language. I wouldn't get sulky and1( pott wvhenever I couldn't have my own wa y. I would see if I couldn't get peo ple to like me by being civil to everyb)ody. I would kccp my hands and( face clean and hair brushed, wit hout being toldl to (10 so. I would try to sec the lit tic things that I could (do to help my muot her, and (do them without being asked. I wouldn't conclude that I knaew ore than my father before I had e~n more than sixty miles away from hiome.--S. S. Evangelist. Tom-"Mary, did I understand you that your attack of rheumatism wt,s oured by Christian Science, so-call. N ed?" Mary-"No, sir, The attack of ~, t~ Christian Scienco'wvas cured by an at tack of rheurnatisum."-B3ufalo NeWS. A Country Boy's Advantages. I ':stine allcd tht' I)1lisi : o)f it at' 11io th f IrItst l ing's il iitul llte d ll vo il Illlillds a6111011L" .\ 111 !1iCall f; lI p)eop)le, l'tasi C o mel ltcr dtitV" 1ia1s heelltitlllc , ;and tilltV, ;re rew:trds for I le (lilt its t hat have l:t"en well done. Thspleing of diilt\y iit'st is the 1 r'; t i,'il)u i :l;ir\ -idVt l a . i I t h r1 training tIl;I! Sh0 1i'il ' rt"rc it'. The tIliln r\ C ao ll n t)il i l )i i t - 1ilil . tnd it't"u1111 i.hn' t1 t f ihtl 't u tr:l1 ;t lI C I f tI,itt n 11 1.i(( r I1t)W 1"; it' ii)\'t tite1 li)tr.un tIr.t I ied 1n it lt;l\ l,t 1rlit I ole iIti \i l ihi c l i \\;:is I ltI 1 'CtI ll l' Ii v it'iuIl itern i;ly\ tl \' I;' a I tn1 i ntie \ i \\' ;t i rl l i t' (i ' C"t, ,l[1011 1 lf ;t Ii II;ll \"l a rlti \\V}lttltM s ilni inlt1iit.llliI \". 'I'hc're is t lil;tl ulf r-" ;ul:tr" \\')r'l: t!)I. t ev\"'rv\ lI ll1 C Vt tIlt' a"i t t l. 1 Ili \\ W i It it l \'I tItI I i i i \ t t o ft da tI)' ", Ili utl lt; 11tt i: l ttill. ;o t i it t l lutbiI , \\ .il A it Cointritlte': to a l l I; 1 t'cl,l): lllt lt \VII it"II ii a iter y rs is jtlut Is .II ulb i ;Isn I Ail t'I lt lit ; hal,4t 1)1 ; beit) l it eth .,c \itit \ i ! : i , - ;1, ; its I l e.1( i * ; A Cy t i ; I liilt It t' .t I to 11 j n i) iluIt o ur sto I t . I \ l 1 ;II tli\' f tllt' 4 ,u i rt s .t11 rW h We >ib ti >W i S.'. 1111l 11 i \ l' t fC 1t"s\lii\ s(( tln'h ni l l tla ;iu I i i 1 r e; \\lie e t - 111 i 1ii It 1 1( l li lt l bt I e, I id\u l Slit'n t Il;lhlt' I i l IAs altt) "ci t iti \v ii I I lc Iitl l i \%- u !c it \\'t)it:11 t. 1o Iit. ile stiied ;tlt) foiler \V ilh ir lui tIt r ;It ieil ta llid.t " l)lt;; litat i t \ r; 10t"(t . " Ii Y ii. l"n t t il I i et" k t 1 " tl I a il, I,11 11 1 tf; ;1 g es - t, t t ;it t -Iltrd c i, (t) e I ti"ttrrcd \\ ,Ct t' il otil't ;in i -'id \ 11;1! i rc. ilir t . 'IIC" IItrt)iHU l)rd act - h'ltret's r igh tht ilf hpeed, and le r;a 11 t,'' \ WItll dte itfll li re1 ) i nt i i -1 tia : le otit a li ;L t k'" \' l ii es be on \\ I i is Inu,t in tio l it;i d, l:te Iea a d w W;Vtil the i.l9iht iI,rt, ;I: .1 tunntr\" re no Il:\'yt,pll.lt : itey Ixnst te i ki.treealiie lh;n -b i :1: ig n tie . CCi ,nlith I.t' ,ctt.eth i l :t t i te to kpp a of - i lI.: mtd l Wt' o r 1cr. whi tl. An Abused Mother. byeClil(lCh to th'oie f-ot's Co' ie i: r nis hngo,so 1' morset aiee f ry cephiedde to he n tll r ,abi Vdrdu h'1ried ghetin t to ml you'est erntihttionnow. nhe teoner seated for-ifnc dh poseda . her mlder-bo has pciee ofeve.mdaggay than righto thalkg t.he inly ahe iof aible see to yoffer somse sent. folra incanIti gigt ephc hdyim f itks biay I a' ride mind ifwhoull stin tugh all afe. ande soiths meo e" h ldld t'otl ou n lie to e soCnine ic youdo'tdmid t'hl comen over "Dear' rig,no I shlve ina Oho wheii 'im at home. It's my second soil lives there wlere i)t, 01 . Ie int with in aceitdent (iglht Nveeks a broke htis egin) t wo phI;ues, besidles heiig ilutt iin ot her w:ays, tlIi they seilt fOr ine t) help thema Atand take care of" the children. for is wife had to 1)ok after himt. WcVe h)AIl hadl otir lii s fill, vtu m:v he suit, '"Ieforc I wenit 1 hcete I'd hcent inl ilino)i, ltost all w inter, stalyintr w i1tnmy third dag htert's hutsh:lntl .1ind eihlreni w"hile she, pot)r girl, went to .\Xic) for her luings. 'I'he dttr orderedl her to stay t lrce All w inter, and so shel SenIt for* Mn to take hler pla;ce at homte. everatl )rf the children hItd tht neasles, but % never let her know at thing about it. I wals tanklul I could do for Item. I don)1't know what theV'd done if it hadi't been so I coul1d g;o :mi' help) the"m ouit." "I I ite you a homne of your own?'' ' )I yes; i've .a real cozy little housle, :andl whent the hast of my eight children was mlarriedl andt settled down I thoug;ht I sho)uldl have at (uiet t ime all by iyself*, but--" t here was at pathetic little <11av"er in the ol lady's voice, and a suts)icion of tc.ars in her eye(4s "'omehowy it seems as if' I was neededtt all the timet t+ help the cliltlrel out sime way or other. I gucss I ain't averagcd t two mtont hs in 1 \welV e in my)V )w%n house for live year's.'' ''here was a littic pause, and when the old hldy went on, the imile hal c"uome back to the patient face, and the voice retinedl its Stettliness. " I'mit re al t h:mIk 'ul r've got t lie lietlt Ia ii' st reng;1t h to be useful,'' sle. said. "I eily hope ' .iz'.s children won't have the Scarlet fever yery hart!, 't ause I was tirg to Jonlatlhal's sonic tille the last of next miontlh. I e's mV oldest . lis wile is in Failing health, ;da.l th'ey walnt inc to comne on anl int tie w%"intc"r. .I reckon I bet I'r > it I canl help 'cim out any'.'' I 'OOr patient old sotl, the type ttf niny mi others whose children nle\vter ccatse their de:nand, even after they have homntes o,f their own ! \) doubt slie did spend the winter with 1una1itm11. anl ni.t doubt Jona th.:i wcouitl fee' ivery nlt:chI hurt and be very indignal;nt if any one slould call him seifish. IIdlenless. \ Iy boy. yoJu ar en iterinig by sloth into the most laborious of exist ence-. Stop while yet there is Iiime, and save vourself ; otherwise it is all ov'er with you. Labor is the law. anti wh'loever repuilses it as a bore must have it as; a punliish-. menat. You do not wishi to be a laborer', and you wiltl be a slavec. AhI, you do not care for' thle honiest fatigue of' meni, andt yotu are aibot to knlow~ the sweat of1 the daiunied; while othrs sing youi will giroani. Youai will see otherd mienl work ing ill the (listanlce , and t hey will stem to yo(u to bie irestin1g. Thle laborer, thle reapjer', thle sa i lor, th le bhac ksimit h, will appteair to yotu ini thle lighit like the blessed inimates of' a paradlise. Y\oua wan1t fine black cloth, polished shoes, to scent your head wit Ii fra': gran t oil, to please creaturies, and be a pret t'' fellow ; you will hlave yotur hair close shiaved , and wear a redt jacket andt woodlen shoes. Youi waint a inig for' your finger, and you will wear a collar on youir neck; aiid if' you look at a womlian you will be beaten. And you will go ill thler'e at. iety andt comel) ouit at lifty' year's of' age. You will go ini y'ounlg, r'ed-chiecked, lieuaIthy , withI your spaikhing eyes, andl all youir whliite teeth, and yotir curly locks; a ndl you w ill colle out againl broken, bent, wrinkled, toothIless, hioirrible and gr'ayheaded. AhI, miy poor1 boy, you arc on thle wrong road, anld indlenCice is a bad adviser, foir robbery is the hlardest of' labors. Take myl advice, antd (10 10 not til dertake the loos task of' beintg anu idler.-Victor I Iugto. Mottoos About Gold. A vain mian's tuotto is: "Wini and wear it."' A gnerous nani's iiuotto is: "Wngold and share it," A iserly mani's motto is: A profligate man's miotto is: "'Winodanipndi. A banker's muotto is: "WVin gold and lend it.n A gambler's miotto is: "WhIigold said lose it." A wise man's muotto Is: "WVin gold and use it." ~-John P'lowman,im What lie Spont. a<.nie t wvo ye:ars aglO :11n etln inen!t l.on(h>n physVtici;11 went into) ll\vde I'ark and satt down upon at bench , :an( there sat down by him a poor m:;tn, eightyv years of, :ge(. Thle physician entered into conversatilonl with himn. an<( asked him what his 'r:ide was. Tie 111:11 said he w:ts .t Carpeter. "A very' g'ood Ir:t(l, in(ie(d. \ ell, IIC>' Is it 111:t 'o cOle at bis tin e of li'e 14) I' so i ,r: I have yOl I)(en :ddicted to <drilk '' "tNot at :ill; I have Only t:aken nIy (thr'e pints a d:y-n--iever spent Intore than sixl)cc( daily.'' Thel( p hy'icianl, 1:thcing out a pen.. cil and a piece ot' paper, asked : IIow loin lmfhve voul continued this practice of drinkilig?" "1 :t1n now\\, eighty and I Iave continu ( lltt pr:liice for sw -ixty "\'e'y well," colintiuel the 1hy siciatn. 1 will just do tie sum33." Ile ioulndl that si\pencte a day haiid Iy for sixty yeirs ainottnted, vithi comp111ound interest, to $I S,cooO : and lie said to the old Carpenter: \Iy" g,.ood l1:n, instead of being so pool', you inight hav\e possessed .' t ,,()lc :at this noillent ; in other wo'ls, you nlilht have had $750> 1 year, or soine $15 a week, not by work Ill :a11 hI)llr olIoger Ol' (1o4 lgr anly t hing tillferently, except by 1)tl t in, by the n )oney that you h;a\e Ibeen r,pe1din1g day by day these sixty Vea's onl ale."'-1.xchalnge. A Bit of FiPo on tho Ilirth. There is nothing w\Ilch gives sO much cheer and is so potent. ill driving away the blles as I bit (o' ai openl lire on a chill night. The hla.e ()In t1)e hearth is the house h>ldl cenlter, it 11rt:aws everv one to its genial varllth, and Chairs are brought 1) to formt at circle around it, while tile evcnilg paprer is. read, he children stid' their le;s.ons, and the y"outng people discuss p!ains ini low toncs, so that their elders nmy not be disturbed. The lire Ol loS or o' soft coal is so living, so \m1i:t1hetic, it is so alluring as it f:lls apart or ilares ullp in a brighter baze. it is so full ot' the true spirit ,f (o)lmest icit v that n1o stetn radia tor or register or furnace heat can take its place.-The Christi-.11n lI - t elligenice. 1.uw 1:1uud ''i1 I i Rates on 5,ut4 (r)). 0. A. I C., Sept. 10th-Il h, I001, South cr31n l iway anlnounce-a e'xtreely low round11. t riP rules from all poin ts 03n 1t l ines to) (lev'elanld, 0., and3( returul. lollowing round tr'ih ra&4tes well be in eliet from11 033 pits nam.ited: And(1er'son,1 S. ( ., *82I.05o; At(!anta, Ga., $2tl.35: A thu en31s, Ga., $21 I5;I hinsw ick, $21. I0;~ ('amd13enu, S. C., $22.-10: Charlest on, 8. (. .125. 10: Columbia. 8. (2., $22,4I5; (Greena Si lle, S. C., $20.60; M aconl, G at., $22 0(1; Savannah11, GIa., iM1 . 5: SpIar'tanbur g, 8. C.,8$10.t;5. CorresponJIlldinIgly low raites from other po0ints. D)ate.s of satle SepJtemlber' 7th 1to 11thI inclu3 i ve, good to ret urnl, leav in g Clevelanld notI later t,baln midni31ght1 Sep tomberl1' 1th, I1901. I y depoiting tiek cts in p)erson3 with the .Joinit Agent, at Cilevela4nd 0on or' bfor'e 12 o'clock nloon, Septemlber 1 5th, 19)01, and p)aymnent of fee of 50 ets. at time of deposit, an ex tension03 of finlal I limit up to anld inIclud inig Ocetober' 8th, 190)1, miay be scured. For13 detailedl in3formlation as to rate0s, reserC3va4tions, etc., (cal1 (3n 0or a1ddresL' an3y algent of thle S3outherin lI ailway or connections. On3 accounIt Annual Conventlin, Natijonal Baptist Assoelat,ioni (colored ), Cincinnanti, 0. Septemiber'i lb h 18th, South ern Raiilway announces3100 rate ol (lne 1i'C1rs.las faire (for the iou nd trli: fromn all ploints (13 its linies to Cinim 31na1 ti d returni: dal4tes of sale Septem-. b. r 9th, 10ith and li th, linail limit Sep. t.' eber 20th, 19)11. Oni accouni lt (If Triein nial Conclave, 1Kn1ight,s Temp1ll Iar, Lou13isilie, Ky., Au-t gust 27thl-30th, 19101, Southern railway alnnoun lcesI ra'to of one firlst-class (arc for the round1( tipt for' nd iv idulsi and3 st,ill lower ra3teS for brass baInds in unii. form, ton or' more' on 0110 ticket,. D)ates of sale1 August, lt,h to 28th in1cluiIve, 11i13al limlit SeptemIber' 3rd, .191)1. By deOpositing4 ticket, In person, with F. C. D onald, jolint a1gent. Lou3isville, be tweeni AulguIst 28.h and1( Sep)temberOi 2nd and1( paymen1121t of femo of 50 cenits lat to1ime of (deposit,, an cxtens9ion of final limit ulntil Septemnber 18th caln bo obtained. For3 detailed infor'mationi as to raltes, uchleduiles, etc., call 0on 03' alddress any augout of the Southiern railway. S. 1. IIar'dwick, 0. P. A., 'W'ashington, D). C. W. H1. T1ayloo, A. G. P'. A., Atlanta, Ga. R WV. Hlunt, D). P. A., Charleston, S. C. WV. E. McGoc, T. P. A., Augusta, Ga. Poetic Bridegroom-"I could sit here forever, gazing ir.to your eyo and listening to the wash of the ocean." Practical Bride-"Oh, that reminde me, darling; we have not paid our laundry bill yet."-Brookland ILife. A Spirit-Level to Live By. A little I)oy s:w his father using a spirit-level to see if his work was "true " and straight. "\\hat's the use ol' heing so tcreful, pma a'' he asked. ''It's piet ty good, I gues. It looks so." '(issing; won't do ill carpenter wo ' s:tid his Ilather, sighting ;{ib,ng t hte ccdge of at b oard and shav in; it thIl' le:st lbit ll I lte woril. "You have to be just right. l';ks tiness at tot) nany things. (w;ol loesn't Ii lie that way of li in "(;uCe s there aren't any !spirit levels I'or liviig by!" laughed the little boy, watching lhin. " Yes, ti here are," said his F'at her, earnestlv. ''\'ou'Il find tlhemi in the i,ible. Try all your actiens by that. \lake 'em true and straight, aInd no guiess-work about 'em!'' Opportunity. A sculptor once showed a visitor his sItudio. It was full ol gods. One was very Curious. The face waS Concealed by being covered with hair, and there were wings on each foot. "\What is his name?" said the spectator. ()ppmrtunity,'' was the reply. "\\"hy is lis face hidden?" "I1t'euse iein seldom know him wIhen he Collies to them.' "Why has he wings on his feet?" "I,ecause lie is soon gone, antd once gone ca;n never be overtaken.'' -Anon. A youth1 conies from the countrv to one of our nodern cities, aiid what does he find? On almost Cv cry street corner an attractive re sort, elegantly appointed, by night b)rillian:ly illtltilied. I ie enters and finds hiitnsclf welccncd; in vited to make himself at iome; sup p)lied with the daily papers; afforded ianv comforts and conveniences. Ili:; own qu:rtcrs may be confined and ill-appointed. What wonder i lie speedily becomes an habitue of the barroom? And what has the church done to offset the magnetic in fluence of these abodes of vice : Must we not say, very little, if not absollutely nothiag. For what is an occassional coffee-stand or a chilly and poorly-furnished read - ing room in comnlpa ison with these places ? 1 .;,, 0I (etinu' Iait, ( j( neiun of Trie nnial Concave K night, L.ouisville, Ky., A ugust 27- 311, 1911. l'or abiove occasson, the follow lug ;ommd tri p rates to Louisville, Ky., wil apl:. lromi p< nits soiita of Pecter'sburg anid N0OIok - -for' inidividma--.one first clac-s fare for round trip. lFor brass.' bands in uiniformn ten or mfore: on one ticket, from Columbia, S. (2., $11.15 per capitai; Wilmington $15.30 per capita. Rates from other po)infts will be qItuted onl applicaltion. ickeets to be~ iold A ugus& -i th, 25th, 21thi, 27th anud 2hth, iron-clad shinaturc forni, Iinitedi to continuous passage, with final limit September 3rd, 1901. lIy depos-iting ticket with joint agent at Lou isvilIle between August 28th and Septembher 2nd, inclusive, andt oni pay ment of fee of tifty cent.s at tIme of deposit, an exteiision of the final linit to SetemberulOu 18th), 1901, will be ace F"romi Rtichmond and P etersburg: F"or individ uals--One first-class fare for round( trip. No less rate to be made for brass banids. T.lickets to be sold August 22nd toi 25th, Inclusive, withl final limit Septem her :3rd, 1901. A n extension, by deposit, to September 17th, 1901 inclusive, will bu accorded uinder' same conditions as fromx ot her territory. W\e'ek l'Cnd I tates-Effective .Ju.ne 8th alnd continuing to aLnd includinig Au gust 2-ith, the folloNing week end rates will ap)ply from Newberry and Pros perity, S. C.: T'o Waterloo, S. C., Cross 11ill, S. C., Spartan burg, S. V. and (Greenvillc, S. C. Tickets sold Saturdays and Sundays, good returning, leaving destination no)t later t han Aonday following date of ale-$2. T1o Glenn Spr'ings, S. C.-Ticl5cts desR tination not later' than) Monday follow ing dato of sale-$2.50O. [ron-clad signature form tickets lim ited to continuous passago to he used. H1. N. l'merso~n, 0. P. A. T. j[ Emerson, T1. M. "Didi you know that Rtichard Le Galliouno, poet and novelist, is aho an oinont ooniliit ?" Well, I know that some of his poems wore. oye-openers."-Clve lanud Plain Dealer. (Crawford.-"Comie around to the house and have dmnner, old b)oy 7" Crabsahaw-"No; on your life. brought you home when you drunk, the otlher night, and you got a good look at me.".-.n.n IINIISiAL. CONUICSSIONS. lThe S(nlt, lvr Will Allow. Stoll-over onl IIur rat 'Ilck"1'. Coltiithia, 'S. C., JtlIle 2(tl1, I(t1. EfTective <d:ate all :.casolt an<d slier excrsion tickets via the Seaboard Air I,ile Railway to the 1:nt\-Ailtericati I;-x l>ositio11 at Buffalo, N. Y. anud Nia;'gaa Falls will allow stop.(ver privileges at all l>oints torth of Qlaltico awl D)elm:r, Va., with limnit of ticket. 'lIti.; will be e:;pecially colivetuielit to lnerclhants go tig no-113 whlo wis;t to take alv;ittage of the low rates atn( stop at \Vaslingtoln, Ilaltiul re, Phtiladelphia :tnl New York R0Ite". froti all poinlts in South Carolina via the etihoar(l Air Line Railway to l3tiffalo are as follows: $33.15 for ticket liinitniteI to return within aifIteen <lays fromt (late of sale, and $36 to for tiel:et litite<d t') return on or before October 31st. These tickets are good either all rail or via l'ortsaoisth, Norfolk anti diverging Iiles. ;1.() for tickeit; leaiing via Savatunalt or Norfolk atnd steauer to New York tals and state.room oti steanter without extra cost, thence rail to 1111lTalo, and rc turn1 via saine route. 'T'i"se tickets to be sou<l dlaily to >eptentber 30th, with filal liin it Octobt:r 31st. 'l'he Seaboard A ir I,ine Railway operates daily in each <irectionl two vetillle trais coluposel Of Pilln:m utay C 'achc:; ail sleepin; cars Ott <luick, convcnient scli:lttles. For atty further inlttiltation write to Win. Butler, Jr., 1). 1>. A., Savatiuah, Ga. R. F. L,. Bunch, G. P. A., Mrs. Nowlywo(d-"Au I tho mlost wastoful thing you ever saw, doar' T Mr. Nowlywod-"O courso not, )ot. .1 1i'vO sePt tho Panatailn caltt1 and i illioni-dollar Cougross." Judgo. SOU THERM RAILWAY. (oi(ondo e(1 etltutllto inI Ertiob Jiun" :.Oth, Imt.1 STA TIONS. .. 15. Ohn. It. SI.L'I Nt ).... I1t3r] la t S a ):. 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