Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 19, 1898, Page 6, Image 6
Cancer
01' ftg Breas
Mr. /. II. Crnusby, of 15S Kcr:
Memphis, Tenn., says that his
paid no attention to a small lump w
appeared in her breast, but it soot
veloped into a cancer of the worst !
and notwithstanding the treatmei
the best physicians", it continue)
spread and grow rapidly, eating
holes in her breast. The <loi
Js o o n pronou
her incurable.
\ celebrated New r
Ja specialist then t
$ ed her, but she
r tinucd to grow w
^ and when infor
that both her
and grandmpthei
^yvdicd from cance
/iVvt gave the case u
A hopeless.
Someone ther
"" commended S.
and though little hope remained,
begun it, and an improvement was
ticed. The cancer commenced to heal
when she had taken several bottl
disappeared entirely, and although
eral years have elapsed, not a sij
the disease has ever returned.
A Real Mood Keme'
S.S.S. (,guaranteed purely vcgcta
is a real hlood remedy, and never
to cure Cancer, Eczema, Rlieumat
Scrofula, or any other blood disease
Our books
Atlanta Ga.C? ' ^
A WOMAN'S STOKY
01' the Terrible Tornado hi i
Saii i!>. A'It.
I ? t- * : ? * ? f . !
uimiv li'k l\, i \ ! in ? .1 !l . i j.
was 10:15 this morning when
tie I\ >?*k was lirsf nporise 1 of
tornado at Fort Smith. The bor
city had been temporarily cut
from communication with
outside world,but when the w
were restored and the new sea
great oxeitemen; ensued in
city. Bulletins were posted
fast as possible ami eager cro
beseigod the bulletin board,
rival? from Fort Smith 011 the
tprnoon train confirmed j rovi
reports of extensive loss oi' ]
ami added that the picture eo
not be overdrawn. Miss I/i'lit
Mivelaz, of tins city, rotor
from Fort Smith on thoaft. rn
train. She war. at the Hot '! ?!
.when too torn Mo burst in ,
fury. When she left this n:
ilia: 21 had beeti to
from the nil.: , ami there w :
reckon::-.. !; .v many ;i '
been 1' t. : : ti'most ronl .is
and excit -niMd reigned.
* '!'< >!?' v.;,. h!i awftii roj'.r
sou- ..ill /Ii Mi v. ! ilui
CURED OF LiLO'OD POISON AF1
Fir. j-TWO OOCiOsiS t All.til
3?."-*e f f '-~ " llni'J:'
': iii ! 7J .t mii.1I j
pit* broke nut uii my lei;. It be
a!rt:;?I . i l >ur ni I
d l).> . i ' v ' III <1' Till ill"
(Hunt . Alt*., wli. re ! 1 iv?*<1 "i ;lii
year*. Ii>- Iiit fur a -hurt \\ i
!n > . we. it broke iiiil aaaii
hut Ii I' j7 , ri 1 - > on, " \ -I, nlder. '
small bones were taken out. It (
tinned until I 7'In this lime !
t We! > llinVfe ' J?}| * - i. : 1 n 'I
told in 11: o: !\ was a nipt
l inr; i ha? ;l > ! ! never be en
For siv montl I rnuld ri >f wa
step. 1 vent t Mineral Well ,'!'e
spent tf.'.Od.OO; earn,* linine; .fill
II. I Sprites, A r!. . s'iiid -.in inoi
?all failed toeni*.'lie', in t--. I >-.
back to Birmingham, Ala. i was
\ i,) ; .. . ); . | .; i .
wmte me that I'.. It. would ei
and I < '>ii 1>1 iz> ' t1 ini'itieii
Nairn;- A Mono... . vu: .if
city, i bought l "u !io: i ! - >1
f> [ had *1 u i lied ill v !: h >M h>
1 ; - l.i". .. to p/'.-iI, ; : d :.i '
t wo ;nont I v. * ; ri . a ml v
That 1 . -en n ! I .
and no o.'* it return yet. I !
spent in c. :i ->% r : : < m, in t i>
It. done t' Dt'k t h"?t n'I t! .>
failed to. . Y.-ti )i . yn my piTini
t:) t> 11 1: I; I >1 . Ii.i v ' i !
jnuch t ryin 1; l i! .
i.~ well ! : ... .v n. o ?' li
t rented s;i" its tie . ! * 7 yea? .
f liej 'ltd y.,;s to i Wij.it lams
I.'id, and don?' i i. i; ... I. I a:
. '
Shady I 'a! . (.
For i. hy i : ?. I 'rice f
per lr.r;.'e hot! lo
the fifteen or twenty minutes t
tlie storm ragtd. The wind b
fearfully and the hail fell fork
, iy. 1 had retired but was avvali
j ed during the storm -uul I at o
realized it was a tornado, hav
* *'a a lively recollection of the vis
- St., tion experienced hv Little 1*
hVcii 'i: October, IS!) 1. Th? ev
i dc- lag had been unusually warm:
lt'o'i clouds had been forming. I
1 to tunatoly, the Hotel Main was
irtors directly in the path of the tor
need do, and therefore escaped d;
fork ;4^e* 1 obtained a few glinif
re.it- of the damaged portions of
rorse c'ty and the bight was awful.
med "After the storm the m
had came ?at, the clouds disappc
r he ing. Then lire broke out in
p as devastated district, making <
? re- of the most weirdly beaut:
she : spectacles imaginable. It is s
no- j ply impossible to describe
es it picture. There was so much t
sev- may ntul confusion, so many ei
,n ? .of distress and such universal f
I row over the calamity,that it 1
"Y* out of the question to form ;
ible) definite conclusions as to
fails number of lives lot- and
ism
..r ...? i
UiliUU 11 I %J * JM u?"5, I *n C'l
^ "Several wagon yard. ,v. In re
^ unusually largo number of co
M try men were stopping,and twi
three boarding houses were
~ set*no of heavy loss of Loth
and property. From Ninth str
to 11je 'loxi's road,lion o- vere
\>ri n*olished on both -ides of
street. The brick hof.se er
aunt, Mrs. .Mary Mivelaz, i
blown oil' and the tine new h
~n school was badly damaged.
"Il" damage was great on I we!
' ! street and Catholic Avenue. 1
J. I cannot begin to tell you of
terrible destruction from
hasty inspection I made.
lr* i some places you could not
.' that substantial buildings st*
1 I there before the storm, ev
' "; vestage of the structure be
vvd? ; i
! wiped out.
^r"| "1 thought the l.ittlo Rock 1
nf" | naiio was bad enough,but the
|?"!,jat Fort Smith was so much wc
* | that it is indescribable, it*
mid ?
" hardly be exaggerated.
'* Little Hock was quick to sen
n message of sympathy and pre
or '' .id to the j. iplo of Fort Ssn
' 1 \t a meeting of t!m h :rd of tr;
i <;ireet?>rs tin's afi irm on rcs<
trn tions of c milolciK e eio pas
.. ,, and assurance aid given.
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jus- Citizen of IvershaM Seriously
en- Woumh'd'on the Public High*
uce nay.
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ita- Speoial to The State.
?ck Camden, Jau. 11?Air. (?. J.
en- Haker, who lives about seven
an(l miles from Camden, was in hij
'or- buggy near his home early this
not morning, going to get some witna
nesses to bring to Camden in a
?in- l>ose between himself and Mr. Al.
Spradley, when he was shot from
ambush. lie was shot through
* tlio shoulder with a rillo ball, and
in the side with buckshot. There
oon is very little hope of his recovery.
?ar. Thomas Spradley and .John
the Spradley, two young men about
17 and 18 years of age,sons of Mr.
on<> A. Spradley, have been arrested,
if"' charged with doing the shooting,
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"If 1 was to stand on my head,"
.said young Softleight, "1 suppose
rieH the blood would all rush to my
'or- head, wouldn't it?" "Of course
was it would'" replied Miss Cutting.
iny "Then," continued the young
tlu> | man, "Why doesn't it rush to my
I feet when 1 stand upon them?"
the p'Keally, 1 don't know," she rej
pliod, wiili a peculiar smile, "unan
lcS3 it is because your feet are
tin- n?t empty."
i ^
the At the annual meeting of the
li; stockholders of the Sumter Cot'
t | ton Mill, held a few days ago, a
dividend of Id* per cent, was de*lt'
cl&reri. " I
the
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
i1 The bladder was created for
1T? ' one purpose, namely, a receptacle
ftii | for the urine, and as such it is
[{uti not liable to any form of disease
jl J except by one of two ways. The
lirst way is from imperfect action
* of the kidneys. Tho second way
1 " ir> from careless local treatment
tell 1 of other diseases,
ootii ciiii:r cmiimi:.
rv j Unhealthy urine from un.
'J healthy kidneys is the chief cause
in&jof bladder troubles. So the
womb, like tho bladder, was ere
I uiuu 101 one purpose, ana 11 not
one , doctored loo much is not liable
-i n* *? weakness or disease, except in
n rare cases. It i* situated back of
and very close to the bladder,
therefore any pain or inconvenda
i.-ncc manifested in the kidneys,,
ifer i back, bladder or urinary passage
;fi,_ i often, by mistake, attributed to
u|,, female weakness or womb trou?lu
polr'? sort. The error is
MM? easily made and n;a> be as easily
avoided. To find out correctly,
?"ct your urlr a -vb> for twenty
four hours; a sediment or settling
, indicate kidney or I '.adds r tron?
blc. The mild and the extraordinary
oif< *f-1 of b*. Kilmer's Swamp*
j , i Root,the great kidney,and bladder
r? niedy is soon roali, d. If you
need a modi' i 110 you should have
the best. At dru . si <ts lifty cents
) or.i do1.!..i. You may have a
:ii: , '< I ' '. ; nd ; unplet, both
,s. nt fr- e by ; mil. Mention the
an i your address
to !>r. Kilmer ?' I'inirhamton,
N. V. 'i no proprietors of
i:> paper p'nurantee the ^enS
uip.enei'S of this cfTer.
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7, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER,
was the originator of "PITCH
that has borne and decs-now
bear the facsimile signature of <
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used in the homes of the Mo the
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at
the hind you have always bought
and has the signature Oj
per. No one has authority fn
cent The Centaur Comuanu of
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n . M'.i ;t(;-i. A. O. P. A., Atlanta
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scr\if:o, thoro i-1 u local train daily
lift ween Col um liia and ('hitr-l
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leaves f'ohnnlji* (I'landinj;
< at 5:00 p. m., arrives ,
Charlotte S:10 p. mi No. lili J
I. ve Charlotte c!ai!v 0 :'50 p. ni.,
' . ' 'v i Columbia 0:55 p. in."
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' wrapper.
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rs 0/ America for over thirty X
/Ac wrapper cjicI see that it is
f GL&zV&c&t wrapm
?ne to list my name exivhich
Chus. H. Fletcher is
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Deceived.
>f your child by accepting
lv* druggist may offer you
tore pennies on it), the in?
does not know.
e Always Bought"
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AMI'S MICK I
Lancaster C. II., S. C.
vr<>tirk is 111;i{kity <; i v kx ihat
Lv this olllce will l>?' upon from tbe
-irst day of January to tin- Twcitieth
day of February.1898. for the
mrpose of receiving t In* rot urns of the
ax-pttyers of Lancaster county.
All persons having property in their
tossession or control as Mauager,llold r,
or its Flnsbantl, Parent, Ouardinn,
I'rustee, Kxeeutor, Administrator, Ite eiver.
Accounting Ollicer, Agent. Atorney
or Fact or on t he tirst day of danlary.l.s'.tx,
are required to list the same
or taxation within the time required
>y law or incur the penalty of fifty per
sent, which attaches in failure to do
o.
A re-assessment of all real estate
uid all improvements thereon, togethr
with all personal property of every
lescription must he given to the
\uditor for the assessment of lv.is.
The Poll Tax of One Dollar is laid
tpon all male persons bet ween t he ages
if "J 1 and HO years, except persons who
ire maimed and unable to earn a >up- J
uirt and Confederate soldiers. -Jp x
The Auditor will attend the follow
!? ; plnce^ named below f??r the eonenieiiee
of t lie puhlie :
Pleasant Vail-y, Tuesday, Jan. 11th,
sits.
l'.elair (J. <;. Howie's), Wednesday,
Ian. 1-t h. ^
Van Wynk, Thursday, Jan. Kith.
Thornwell I'liee. Friday, .I an. I It li.
I ?i\ i". a. .. I>;vij?ht. p. in., Monday.
Ian. 17th
Trade-ville. 'I uesday, Jan. 1stli.
Taxahaw. Wedne day, Jan. lath.
Fiat Creek i'huveh, Thur-day. Jan.
!0th.
I ?r. <'. < . Welsh's, Friday. Jan. Ulsl.
I rutin-. s;it unity. Jaii. J-'inl.
I'r'le hi Mill". Manilnv. .t->ii ??H,
!\rr?!..t\v, Tii -day and W edne.silay,
Inn. ""J !i n >1 ! It.
IIcall! Spring, Thursday, Jan. 27th.
Pleasant ]I ill, Friday, 1 p. in., Jan.
2M h.
t armel, Monday, 'an. di-t.
The books will be open from the 11 rat
n t lie . Invent h of January and from
In- lirst, tu ? be twenticlli of February,
l^'is.al the Court !!ou-c, and it will be
ntbe interest . ' every tax-payer to
i::ike hi- return- promptly and save
lie penalty of per rent, which atI
es after t he t \ ent iet I. of February
liespeet full v,
.1 NO. A. COOK,
\ ud itor 'er < ' unit y.
WANTllD A(. KNTN.
"THE CONFEDERATE SOLDILft
!N THE CIVIL WAR."
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