Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 14, 1897, Page 3, Image 3
HER LIFE TRULY SAVED.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Does It.
Mr?, ("has. La Point , a well-known resident'
ot TXnivvr, praises this wonderful remedyIier
testimony should convince .ill as to the
vrorfh of lie Now MeartPuro and ltestorative
Nervine. Iter letter dated Sept. 11th,
> 1KW. reads as follows:
V
Miis. La Point. 2p.7 Humboldt St.
"Typhoid fever left ino with heart trouble
Of the most serious nut ire. Nothing the
doctors gave had aay.ti'eci. 1 ha I severo
pains In the heart. and was unable to lie on
my leftside f?.r more ti ..i three minutes at
a time. My heart seemed to miss beats, and
1 had btuothcrlnn mk I.:,, Iii which ;* corned
every breath would be my last.. We accldeiitly
saw an advertisement of
Dr. Wiles' New Heart Cure
r.in* Re?tor:itlvo Nervine, and ptirehased a
Untie of each. After taking t lie remedies a
week, 1 could be lifted In a chair and sit up
an hour, and in a slan t time 1 was able to
do light Iioiisi work. I shall be over grateful
u... u for your \vi ederful tnodiciucs. Truly
they saved my life.
Mi:.-. Oil AS. LA TOINT.
Dr. Miles near? Otiro Is sold on a positive
guarantee that tiai tlrst U ttlo will henofit.
AH drnrrglsts ell I* :tl *1 0 bottles forM or
It will bo scat, prepaid on receipt of prtco
by tho I)r- Miles Jlodioal Co., EUhart, lnd.
.?J __ Dr. Miles' Heart Cure ""hSK*.
Tiir it i: a i i i rci,
JEWELRY
> -*-<$ STORE
AT CHES'l-ZH, 3. C.
R. BRANDT'S JEWELRY STORE,
under tin* Tower < lock, is one of tin
most beautiful jewelry establishment*
in tin* State.
Tin* liny of jewelry comprises ainany
line Watches ami elegant I>iamoiy's
ami solid (.old (roods as can h<
foiu.o' in many mud) larger cities.
Sterliug Silver Spoons $7.00 per
dozen. All Kinds of novelties ami
souvenirs in silver.
Latest improved flocks in the moal
modern designs from SlOc. up. All
clocks sold are warranted for t \v?
years.
(Quality of all goods absolutely guaranteed
as recommended, and price.*
compete with reliable dealers only.
R. BRANDT,
Watchmaker and (>ptician.
feb.H-1 y.
THE
. \ BRIDGEPORT
' ORGAN 1
IS r*KI> \'\l> K#IM>K*K1> liV
the I'. S. Government in tlie 1 udian
schools of the West. This argument
is conclusive because the
Gnvernmet ! lis > nothing !>ut
t tie be-t of every t tii ng.
Von Hint siij:? I can I I?n> n
jtimio or uir nrirn ii--lon high,"
Now right tiere | meet yon more
tban half way ami li\ pri. es
that will surely meet you approval.
There was a lime when I bey
were out of reach in price only to a
favoretl few; this is changed dear
reader, and your daughter ran
own an elegant instrument and
the priee wont hurt you. (Jet
my catalogue.
It. .1. llKKMMiN,
Yorkyilie. S. ('.
IIJI tour i /rmiws.
Tin' hoard of Health hereby jjives
notice to all persons living in the incorporate
limits of the town of Lancaster
to proceed at once to clean np
and thoroughly renovate their premises.
A. .1, t't.ARK,
u < hairman.
k ' ? A r. i inn
11 c i o'1 ' i
If ? ?? t? 1.1 r T' r tl in ore- llilrit of all llie
k ar 'atents N i*'?1 In tin iM V . ill .covery of
" - *'
1L n .inklinl IV;(/p'lrmiln i: on : u. Cholera nut
'V^L 1?. irr o ' .... if. r to r< o-v>
IM,
ftC.
Ul I tiy * IT]' I? . 4 r r f I{. o <lv i; n . fate, ilv
mm ' toil'. yi:irs, ami llinl it n> lie the lie-t
IK A. |ni' rim I ?"Ver livaul foe '
^ - - .......... ... .11. VI..Ill
" .. ..I. . . I' .i ... J. r, Muck, v
Vl Co. 1 " Hough & Co, LuiiMHtrr, S C.
?Son our sewing machines and
M ' prices before you buy. Entprm
i'ukk oilice
A
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PRESIDENT AND PEOPLE
- v ,?:
m ?SpwiHi Message of McKinley t
(lieNational Government, Re
leering to the Condition ail
Needs of t lit* Devastated Rc
gion.
The President sent the follow
nig message to the Senate am
Ilonse of Representatives las
week :
i Information which has recentl,
come to me from the Governor
of Arkansas, Mississippi am
Louisiana and from prornineu
citizens of these States and Ten
nessee, warrants tlie conclusio
that widespn ad distress, involving
the destruction of a larg
amount ol property and loss o
human life, has resulted from th
floods which have submerged tha
section of the country. These ar
stated, on reliable authority to b
the most destructive floods tha
i Iwlvp <>Vf?r r]M\'acfato/1
. , . , . i vvt i tic: in iom r*c
lppi Valley,the water being tunc
I higher tlian the highest stage i
has reached before. Froti
. Marion, Ark., iiorth of Memptih
to (ir< euville. Miss., a distance u
more than 250 miles by river, i
is reported tin re are now at leaf
J fifty towm anil villages t.nde
j water; and a territory extenoin
i from 100 miles North ofMernphi
t? 200 mtles South and from fiv
I to lorty mi!?-- " i-le, is submerge!
| Hundred- of thousands of acre
I of cultivated soil, growing crop
1 arc included in the submerge
territory. In this section alon
there are from 50,(MM) to tiO.Oll
people whose business has hoe
suspended. Growing crops hav
1 been ruined, thousands of cattl
have been drowned and the' inhf
bitants of certain areas tbreatene
, with starvation. As a great nit
jority of the sufferers are sma
farmers, they have thus been lei
1 entirely destitute and will be ur
prepared for work even after th
I lloods have subsided.
' The entire Mississippi \'alley i
.| Arkansas is flooded and con
> i muuication with many points cu
|off. In Mississippi, a like cot
dition exists. The levees i
Louisiana, with a single except
^r>n, have held, hut the water i
Tising and the situation there i
reported as being extreme)
critical.
I'ndor such circumstances, tli
citizens of these States look fo
cooperation and support of th
national government in relievin
the pressing cases of degfitutio
for food, clothing and?.?he)te
which are beyond the reach o
local ell'orts. The authorities wh
have communicated with the exc
cwtive recognize that their lirs
and most energetic duty is to pro
vide as far as possible the mean
j of caring for their own citizens
twit nearly allot tlrt*m agree in th
'opinion that after their resource
have been exhausted, a sum h#
gregating at least $1 f>0,000 am
p-i.- .ihl^ *200,000 w ill be require)
fur 1 ill niml i s? 1 >? imo
Precedents are not wantin
that in such emergencies as thi
('ongress has taken prompt, gen
erous and intelligent action, in
volving the expenditure of con
1 siderahle hums of money with sal
isfnctory result*. In 1R7-I, $500,00
was appropriated and in ISSi
$:{.r?0,000 was also appropriated fo
relief in same direction, beside
large sums in other years.
The citizens'relief cominitte
of Memphis which has take
prompt action has already care
for from 0,000 to T.'WK) refugee
from the flooded districts, an
I
Children Cry foi
Pitcher's Castoria.
\ -.v \ i.
I.'they ere still arriving in that city
in large numbers daily. Supplies
o 'and provisions have been sent to
i- the various points in Arkansas
J and Mississippi by this commitlee
; bur the utmost that, can be
done by these efforts is to partly
relieve the most acute cases of
. suffering. No action has yet been
rl taken for the great majority of
t the inhabitants living 111 the interior
whose condition has al
y ready been described. Under
s these conditions, and having exd
erted themselves to the fullest
t extent, the local authorities have
. reluctantly confessed their inan
bility to further cope with this
. distressing situation, aided by
e relief from the government,
f It has, therefore, seemed to me
e that the representatives of the
t people should be promptly ine
formed of the nature and extent
e of the sulIYring and the needsof
t these stricken people, and I have
i- communicated tuese facts in the
h hope and belief that the legislat
i tive branch of the government
i) | will promptly re-enforce the work
i, j of the local authorities in the
if i States named.
11 [ Signed J Wji. McKinlky.
it | Executive Mansion, April 7,
r 1M>7.
K
is Restored to Health,
e
If you are sufferou* with any skin
or blood disease, Kheuoiul ism,Catarrh,
>t! I leers, Old Sores, Ceneral Debility,
p, etc.,send stamp to the Itlood Halm Co.,
. Atlanta, Ga., I'or book of wonderful
d en res, free. This book will point the
e way to speedy recovery.
Itotanie Itlood Ihiltn, < It. It. It.) is
' manufactnred after a long; tested- preii
seription of an emiiient physician,and
is tiie best building-up and blood pue
rifyiiijj medicine in the world. Itee
ware of substitutes, l'rice $1.00 for
larj?e bottle.
For sale by Druggists,
tl ON H IN A THOUSAND.
One summer, several ,\ ears ago,while
.. railroading in Mississippi I became
" badly atfecteil with malarial blood
ft poison, that impaired health for more
than two years. Several offensive uleers
appeared on my legs, ami tfotliing
q seemed to give permanent relief until
I took of Itotanie Itlood ltaluiMt.lt.lt.)
which cured me entirely,
n M. I). I.ank, I>everaux, (Ja.
? W E SEND
m FREE
IS
; TO MEN
e will send you liy mail fin plain
K package) ABSOLUTELY FKEK,
the powerful
\ DR. HOFFMAN'S VITAL
? RESTORATIVE TABLETS,
1 with a legal guarantee In permanently
t cure l.u.ST M A \ IK>(>!>, \V KA KN
KSS, \ AHK'IICKI.K; stops forever
all nnnaliiral drains. Speedily restores
health and perfect manhood.
' We have faith in our treatment ami
? if we could not cure you we would not
f? send our medicine FKKK to try, and
pay when satistled.
i i WESTERN MKIIIMi CO.
(Incorporated),
KALAMAZOO, MICH.
K I
8
i" U t
/ 1A N K rK KKK HIM I K? K N KA U I he
Krwin place will In- let for repairs
() to the lowest responsible bidder on
, Thursday, April 22, at II o'clock, a. ni.
'' Bond (will be required of the successir
ful bidder for the faithful performance
of t he work. The ri^ht to reject
any and all'bids is reserved.
L. .1. PKRRY,
e County Supervisor.
l 4i.. h..n:.
mint hi mi1 rmiiii'.
i I
- I TNTI1, Kl K i ll KK NOTIC E is givI.
J en my oftlce will be open on Saturday
of each week, and on the llrat Monf
day in each month.
L. J. I'EKRY,
County Supervisor.
'rtade: me a iftfKH
?Ua.\ TABLETS I'Oi ITTVKLY CUlili
A 1,1. frrrv>vh Divftse*?Failing Memory,
lm potency, SScMiileasnena, etc.. cnu<J
if} AIm.ho or o'lwr Kicomoh nn J IndUcrtdlouB.
'* Jr tiuic/.lj/ find
rn-itoro ljo*l Vutility In old or youn*. and
fit n man foratndy, Imtln^or mnrringA.
latently and Ontumntion if
; takeu in titruv Tholr t*how* Ipimodirto (mprovo.
m?nt nna o'.foctn iv c Ui.H whorn n.l other fail ln|
mat upon ravinff fho p'nnlnn Ajnx Tablet*. They
piivocurod thouH inda and willcr.ro you. Wo. rivo r?po<>
ltivo writton cuurnntoo to oifwrt n euro CA ATQ in
o?cn c< "?or rotund tho money iVlrnvvMluinoi'
jmrkutfe; or ftix pkito* tfull t natrium l> for $2X0. liy
mail, in plain wrapper. upon r??c*li?t of price. (Irmfar
j**? AJ AX REMEDY CO., 'cll2^ri,tu
i For salt* in Lancaster, 8. <3., by J. F.
Muokey A Co.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Time llrtw??u ( ..I iitiibla ami .Tr%oU uuvlllo.
Kuatoru rime Urtirusu Columbia
anil Oilier I'olnta.
KKKKOTIVK J AN. JO, IH!?7
" ? "71" 3I;I no. ;IH N.. 34*
Northbound. Ually.j llally. Oally
Lv. J'vtllo. F.C.&P.Ry.. 0 topi 9 20 a 11 00 a
" Savaunah 11 .Op 12 Wp 2 top
Ar. Columbia Utoaj 4 18 p 0 44 p
Lv. Char'tou.SCAOKK. 5?0p 7 10 a
Ar. Columbia. lo lop 10 65 a
Lv. Auirwta, So. By.... 0 'M ]> 2 10|> 5 00p
" OranlteYUl? ... 10 12p 2 !S0p 5 2Sp
** Tronton lUbOp a os p j Mp
" Johnston* 11 10 p 3 20p 0 W) ;>
Ar. ColumbiuUn. rtep't. 2 17 a 4 Sip
Lv Col'bla Hland'j? tit . 6 10 a 6 23 p 7 54 p
" Wlnnalioro 0 18 u tl 15 j>, 8 47 p
" Chi-titer 7 (W ? 7 lit ..I O ti ..
" Rock Hill 7 43? 7 114pi lOO.'p
Ar. Charlotte 8 5<> a 8 2?? ? ! 10 50 p
" Danvtllo 1 UDpl lJQOntl - iw a
Ar. Richmond 6 40p| 8 00 ft .
Ar. Washington I 0 40 pi 8 42 n| 0 4.'. n
" Rnliiniori; Pa. It. R.. 11 7251>' 8 Uini 11 <>s a 1
* Philadelphia 0 UU h 10 15 a' 1 Isji
" New Vork... . 8 80ti| 12 4711>' It M |>
K . N?. 33 S<>. 37 N..81*
bout ntioiiml. ] i .
Ilnlly. l>ally. I??ily.
I,v. Now York. Ph. U.K. 1215nt 4 ?l pi IS lonn
" Phlladc'piua... ... U GO a 8 55jii SlVip
" Hultimorc ... 8 ai a 0 20nl 5 nop
Lv. Wiuli'tiin, Ho. Ry.. 11 15a 10 4.1 p| IS 'Alp
Lv. Richmond ... .j 1:' 55 p 2 'Ha; ...
Lv. Ihitiv111* 8 20 p 6 50 m l-l 1 i
" Chariot to . l(i 2 i p 0 lUi Hi 5 ?
" Rock llill II Ortp lo VOo 5 i
' Chester llaTnt 10 55 ni 0 Sin
" Wlsinshoro. 12 -II a 11 41 a 7 11a
Ar Col'liia ISIand'g st . ) :i7 u 12 fiPnn 8 17 a
Lv. Columbia Cn. tlcp't. 3uia 1 l.'ip
" Johnstons. 5.51a 2 p 10 00 a
" Trenton 8 15 n a p 10 12 a
" Grniutevillo 8 57 a a 'M p 10 -!' a
Ar. Augusta .7 45 a 1 I . ; 11 i a
Lv.Col'blft,k.c.&g .Ky.l 7ouaj 4 00p.... .
Ar.Charleston Uooal 8 00i>....
Lv. Col'bla. F.C.AF.Ry.j 12 47 n 11 55 a 7 27 a
" Savannah 6U)n 4!Clpi 11 82 a
Ar. Jackson v'llo. .. .1 POOs! " isj-; 0 DO;?
HLKKHINU CAU HKHVI4 K
Triple daily passenger service Iwiwnrn Florida
anil New York.
N'oa 51 and ;t2?Now York and Florida Limited.
Through vcuHbuled fain bet warn bt.
Augustine and New York, leaving each lertnlnal
point (St. Augustine and New Yorkl dally
except Sunday, composed of Ptillinau compartment
sleeping cam, Pullman drawing room
sleeping cars, Pullman oWuvutloii ?ar* and
hotid dining car*. Also Pullinan drawing room
buffet sleeping car* hot ween Aiig inlft a:id Now
York.
No*. U7and !W?Washington and Southwestern
Liiultod. Solid Vent ibu led train with dining
car* and first clas* coaches north of Charlotte.
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars bet ween
Tamna, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
and New York.
Pullman sleeping car between Augusta and J
Richmond. *
Nos. !i5 and 38?U. S. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping curs 1sttween
Jacksonville ami Now York and An- i
L'UHt.i and Charlotte. Pullman ?lc,.|<Inp car*
uot wt-cn Jacksonville and <'oluinluit, on route
dally tvetwocn Ja> -kaouville and Ollicluuuti, via
Ashcvlllo.
\V. H. OltKBN, J. M. CUT.P,
<4. Sunt., Washington. 'J' M , Wachlnpton.
W. A TUKK. S. H. HAKDWlf'IC,
<4. 1'. A.. Washington. A. <4 ' v .Vnntw. j
"In addition to the above train
Rervice, there ia a local train daily
between Columbia and Charlotte,
making all stops. No. 31
leaves Columbia (Blanding
Street) at 5:00 p. m., arrives
Charlotte 8:10 p. m. No. 33
leaves Charlotte daily 6:30 p. m.,
arrives Columbia 0:55 p. m."
?N*eRPRlSS
A F1 lvST-CLASS weekly i
Newspaper, and the
Southern Cultivator
or DIXIE FARMER, a
i_ 1
^lum* iigncti11 iirai
journal, published in Atlanta,
and in its Mthyear,
for
'$ 1.50
CASH IN ADVANCK,
regular price $1.00 each.
If you want both papers,
send us $1.50 and start
oarlv in flu. i-ndi
?As yon soil your cotton and
pay up your dolus, do not neglect
to pay the Kntkki'Kisk for your
paper. A number have already
paid up but a great many have
not.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
.jjhmhfcj.: /; .- v hhhlraipclk
QHIO RIVER AND CHARLESTON
RAILWAY CO.
i'ASSK VOKK 1 >Kl'A KTAI KNT.
In Effect .Monday, Jan. 4th 18P7.
Northbound. | I SuuiiiQotind *
361 II 33 STATIONS. :32| 12 34
a m a. m i-.m Iiv m. p.m.
8 J"! - 1 .Camden : I 3<>< o.so
0"L 2 5't . Ui'KiiMi . I 1 12 0 15
u 15. . 302, Wesiviiie. 1 ?> ; 555
???? . 3 1..; Kershaw. |l2 IS] 630
II 06 3 3d! Hea'h S|ii ili;'S..ill!32 4 35
I lw . ?A.' I'' ;??..Ill 1(111.. 1228 4 26
I2uft! Lancaster.... 1205 3 55
123Y . 4 I'll .. Riverside.. .. 11 4m 235
|-Ji>0( 4 "JO .... SprlDKdell.... 11 asl 205
1 .V' | 3 1 Cum wl.a Junction II 31 150
-"*'i I Hf*' Lesslte 11 I a | lib
HI*;. .. RoC.lv liill ... 1100 12 6f.
4 20 5 00 .... Newport 051 10 55
I 10 5 15 .... Tl/.uh 0 471 10 15
50o, 530 .... Yorkvllle .... 0 35 I02U
0 051 _ 5 15... .Sharon 0201 vi50
o 30, 000 Hickory Urovc. 0051 0 26
8 l"j 010... .Stiiyriiu s 50 9 05
' lui H00 ,l:w ...UlackHburg ... 8 30 6 10 8 *0
i 8 20 Earls . ... 5.55
| 830 I'attcrson Sjm n's 5 45
010 Shelby 5 30
040 ... Latimore .... 4 25
0 5O ... Moorcsboro ... 4 15
looo Henrietta 4 00
10 20 ...Forest City... 3 35
1050 ..Rutherford inn.. 3 05
.1105 Millwood.... 2 45
.1125 . Golden Valley.. 2 20
1135 . ..Thermit! City.. 2 15
. 13 to . .. dienwood ... t 150
.12 20 Morion i 1 30
p.m. . jp.m.
p.m. p.m. . a.m.: a.M
No. 32 li;ts connection with the Chester &
I.enoir Railroad >it Yorkvllle, S. with the
Soothern Rik way lit Rock Hill, S. C.. with the
Seaboard Air l.liv' in Catawba JnnCtlon, S.
with the Lancaster & Chester Railroad at Laneaster,
S. <' . and with the South Carolina and
( eorttltk Railway at Camden. S C.
No 33 has eont>ectlon with ll.o South t arolina
and Geortrla Railway at Camden, S. (\, with
the Lancaster A Ct ester ltnllr. ad at Luneaster.
S C., with the Seaboard Air Line at Catawba
Junction. S. 1, with the Southern Railway
at Rock lllll. S. with the Chester &
Lenoir Railroad at Yorkvllle, S. C.. and with
the Southern Railway at Hlucksbury, S. C.
Nos. 31 and 35 will carry Tr..soHirers.
Nos. 11 and 12 have connection ut sl.eltvv v
with tho Spiibosird Air Mm* :it ftlnr.on, N.
(' Miai'kHhurt;. S- (\ with ih<- S?v:th< rti
Hallway.
SAMUEL HUNT, I 'resident,
S. B. LUMPKIN, G. I?. A.
Tourist Sleeping far Line between
Washington und San
Francisco.
, - ' 'V
Tlie Southern Railway and its
i connections (the A ?V W. P.. L.
tfe N. and Southern Pacific) have
inaugurated a Tourist Sleeping
| Car Line between Washington
and San Francisco, via Atlanta,
New Orleans, and Los Angeles.
This sleeping car goes through
without change, leaving Washington
every Saturday morning
at 11 :15, and is accompanied by
a Personal Conductor and Pullman
porter, who go through. The
Pullman faro for double berth is
$7.00 from Washington to San ,
Francisco. j' /
This service is especially for tlif *
convenience of the parties holding
second-class tickets, though firstclass
tickets are good iti the car.
Further information may he
obtained from any Southern Railway
or Southern Pacific agent or ?
official, or from A. J. Poston.^L
(leneral Acent .111 Pfliinevlrnnia ??
Aveuue, Washington, I). C., or K
from W. A Turk,
G. P. A., So. Rv.,
Washington, D. C.
LANCASTER A CHESTER
RAILWAY.
Retweon Chester ami Lancaster.
In offect 7 00 n.in., Sutuluy, Feb. 11, 1 Hi?T.
I)<til 1/ J'Jj'ct'jit Sun tlx//.
Westbound Knstboond..
No. 9 No II. No 10. Na 12
A. M.jP M i |A. M I?. M.
II nil 5 hilil Ai l.lie.iUT ...I.v 111. . 06
:i.V? OrrV . " ' II ??! 7
s r. * " ivi. \ ii "inI - m
y -is! s iisl Mr Daniel's ' l ii mi 7 'to
* i%) 6 Un'il " . Ktl'hhUrK.... " I II fc? 7 hO
S I.Si 4 !>.< llasi'olIlVlile. " I 17 U'> S ?
x itfij I I > * '.( < ilur Shou.s ' I -J 1 x ] ?
7 I II". ,1 .port Lawn ." 17' n 'Ji)
7 S?; I '.si ? Graces... " Itol s :<?.
7 7x: 4 |o " Miller's Cross'K " I- S t.S
7 7'o I <?) '1 L\ Lancaster.. Ar| I mil x 5)
A M |P M.I IIV M.
Train leaiiiiK Lancaster at 7,7'o a. in., con
nocls at Chester with Southern Hallway yumy
south, C I, I'olne north ami O C. A N Vestibule
and local trains K"lnx west.
Train leavlnir Lancaster at 3 40 p. m , con
in els at Lancaster with O. 1{. A C Irorn Cam
den. anil Chester with Southern Hallway folrur
north anil south anil with C. A L. north.
Train leaving Chester at 11 oft a. m. , connects
at Chester with Southern Hallway frotn Charlotte,
also C. & 1, from north.
Train leaving Chester nt 7:05 p. in., connects
with Southern Hallway from Columbia. G. C.
a N. from Atlanta ami C. A H from Lenoir.
l.EKOY SI'KIM.S,
j \V. If. HA HDIN, President
Vioc-l'res. and Malinger.
Tetter, Hnlt'Ilheum unit Eczema.
! The intense itching ami smarting incident
to these diseases is instantly allayed
| by applying Chamberlain's Eye and
, Skin Ointuieut- Many very bad cases
1 llftVe been iieriniinefif 1?.? enroll Lo il It
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples;
chapped hands, chilblains, (rest, bites
; and chronic sore eyes. 2-5 eta. pci bo*.
Dr. Cady'i Condition Powder*, are
just what a horso needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood pnHlier and
vermifuge. They are not foo<l but
medicine and the best in nse to put a
horse in prtmo condition. Price 21 A
cento per package. <J|