Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-23
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thoroughly appreciated by the large au- dience present.
 A vote of thanks was extended the cit izens of Birmingham the railroads, daily press etc, for favors.
 Messrs. John S. Kennedy and J. K. Watkins were appointed secretaries for the North Alabama conference and the Alabama conference, respectively, to take charge of the Alabama department at the Chattanooga meeting of the in ternational conference of Epworth leagues next month.
 The secretary was instructed to draw on the treasurer for amounts to cover the expenses of the president and sec retary incurred in the transaction Of the conferences business.
 The president stated that they had come to the close of the fourth annual conference of Alabama Epworth leagues, and suggested that a few minutes be given to devotional services. He said he had derived much good from the meet ing and knew others had been bene fitcd by it, and said he would like to hear the testimony of at least 100 In twenty minutes.
 Today's Excursions
 The conference adjourned last night after a most successful two days seS- sion, to meet next year in Opelika. To- day will be given over to pleasure and sight seeing. An excursion over the Bir- mingham Railroad and Electric com pany's lines has been arranged and will include BesSemer. Ensey, Pratt City, East Lake, Woodlawn and other places of interest in and around the city The immense pipe works at Bessemer, the mammoth furnaces at Ensley City, the largest in the world, the Sloss furnaces in the eastern part of the city and other industrial plants will be visited.
 At East Lake supper will be served and the delegates and visitors will be given an opportunity to go boating on the beau tiful. Lake Como. The train bearing the delegates will return to the city at 30 tonight, and then come the good byes. Most of the delegates win leave on the night and early morning trains for their several homes.
 The following schedule has been ar ranged by the committee in charge:
 Leave Birmingham, 12 m: arrive En- sley. 12:45 D. m.; leave Ensley. :45 D. m. arrive Birmingham. 2:30 D. m. arrive Bessemer, 3:30 D. m; leave Bessemer. 30 P. m; arrive Birmingh ham, 530 p. m. i; arrive East Lake. 6:l5 p. m.: leave East Lake, 1920 D. m; arrive SlosS furnace, 10:5O D. m. leave Sloss furnace. 11:2O D. m; arrive T3irming ham, II: 30 D. m. All who intend going on this excursion are requested to meet at the First Meth odist church at II o'clock this morning. A True Hero
 Is the individual who smiles with ap- parent cheerfuness during an attack of rheumatism. If such there be" we never met him or her. An agonized grin is the nearest approach to cheerfulness of as- pect we ever beheld under such circum- stances. But when Hostetter's Stomach l3itters has repelled-as it certainly will the earlier attacks of this formidable disease, the quondam sufferer has good reason not alone to smile, but to give vent to hearty guffaws interspersed with frequent chuckles. To the removal of dyspepsia, malarial and kidney com Dlaints, constipation and disorder of the liver, the Bitters is especially adapted. It renews failing strength and appetite, and countcracts the infirmities | of age When facilitating maladies are succeeded by tardy convalescence with | a danger of relapse, it acceleratcs gain in vigor and flesh and tends to re-estab- fish health on a lasting basis. Give it a suita hle trial.