Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 30, 1898, Image 7
OF TWO WAYS.
bladder was created foi
\rpose, namely, a receptacle
> urine, and as such it is
e to_auv vfdrm of disease
oy one of two ways. The
ay is from imperfect action
kidneys. The second way
\ .careless local treatment
it diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
oalthy urine from un
l? 10 flirt
j nuiiivjo IIIC t-mn tn
dder troubles. So the
like the bladder, wap cre?r
one purpose, and if not
' d too tnuoh is not iiable
cnenn :?r disease, except in
868. Jt 18 situated mud; of
ry. close tu the bladder,
ro any pa mi or p.von
lanifestiHi in th ' ldiievs,
ladder or lll'liiary ?: .Mitre
\ bv niista'.e, <" " >umm! ?<)
i weakness or unb tr ?usome
port. < 'i i. r; . is
made ami ;?? .->!
u)(t Tolind out. correctly,
lr urin9 aside for twenty
>urs; a sediment or si en;,
esj i^|>ayV>r bl n'' trfihf
mild a lib thoexfv -.lief
fret of .1 >r.Ki'nv-r -m- m mp,thec;reat
kidney.' d p ...i )er
dy ,'s poi'ii tea?: .. i. 'miii
a medicine you should h- vc
est. At drniraisls liftv rents
rie. dq!!p.rr' You may h.avo a
'e Imtlo and p::mp!> both
"f Ky Thail upon receipt '
o.renf stamps to rover
of lostaco on the bottle,
itionfthe Enti:k;>uis:-: and send
r adilleps Dr. Kill r A ' in.,
ghat.ifoe, N. Y. Tim nroprie
i of tills paper ginrnnt o the
nineneHP of this oll'er.
_4LLING'?R BACKS PROC
J TOR.
FyA'* or < i ?A's w<?:
} JL^Old) IN THE SUN ATE.
;
ivA I-Varf;:! indictment < ! Spain
t for Orut lty aiild Rapacity ?
The Starvation i:i Culm
\V(?rs" TJiai! That : *
ifts Victims Firing Counted !;y
, trie i?11111?!*; .Is oi" Thousands ?
''Weyler i); "!4. <' a Sdicme <1
Human SufT .' am; Sorrow
that iV.t 3>;u;tr's In! rno iioo
the Shade''? 'ilo'.Ms j'11 ;<>?! to
Jjteuth * Hi' the Span! .;]
Mwiur-. hy i. '?;>] ;? 'u!;n;p' y ?
Sen&jijt (hi'Iip*;; r's Spoyfh
MaUesjuI'rofo ...1 Impression J
Vy ;usluily.:on. Mnivll 'J.'!. A
'vitL <i"s ; ))ir'ii!V >! the !i??yi
and l)ar!).r.i !'' ? ?>1 coiwenl ra* ion
3ii MiO Island ot'thlhn was draw n
in 11.c Son.il'' to-(fay, by S n..1oi
C'iallinger, of '.Ye\v ii unj?-hir< .
The Senator n/cently\i ited ('aba
0 study peie^naliy the situation
I' the veor rentrn ios, a.. I t?i
tBcertain tfl 'icl concerning tin
Cnl>at word ion.
1 It Known that Senator
Jallin^er was to ?peak < pm Cuba
4?lday, and long bcfor>- the Smevened
the galleri wor
^jjinost as soon a> the Senate
/ ccM-n^d Serintoi l?acon, oi (>eor
gia,L?troilu;.ed the following; loinl
resolution:
. :rti .\.l /I
-\iiai vno i.tovornuii'iii ami inr
'eope ofUo IhiiteU States, \v 1?i4<
<>.. ii? thffi at all times, and t<
iittermosX limit, they will
.tain their national honor And
)>i <;.-ct their material aterestR;
i, ! liile they will t >nnt no cost
' ' 1 ' 1 < r trouble winch may ' t
o o.iary for the accomplishment
oft iklii;^ii j\solve,/nevertheless
<!< . ' ;|> that it is their desire 1r
livi- 1 peace wilh all the nations
and Joplo of t he ear?h. ,
TMnt supremely confident ol
ta hMalty and patrioli devotion
n !)< ipeplo of eveh' class a - '
af? cot ion of the e"x
9
* > ,
\
'
strong in nioro than 70,000
of people, ready lor any pers
sacrifice the honor and safet;
| flieir Government may requit
i them, and rich in the posses
' of material resources, practh
| without limit, the I"nit-oil Si
nevertheless desire and int
in the present threatening ei
gency, earnestly and patient 1
use even practicable and lion
i ble means to preserve pdhe?
far as the same may he eonsis
with the honor of the nation
with their duty to themselves
! to others.
( -Tii it, while unswerving
their purpose to fully protect
| honor and the property of
i nation, as well a> thai ? :'
leiti/. Mis. and while deternrne
!ll:e performance of ;!? :: lot,
I Immunity and to neigh > ?ring
ple struggl'-Mi for ii'.erty,
| . uuiai 'i j)(.J .c
, deprecating war, wiii in good J
jendeavor to ;? ;8ij> 1 i-!I !.
j ends, eonsi>tontly will-, na'i
honoi, i!iroiivit v'ac* . u! a*,
anil without unnecessary i\
I t O Will it lid biOOllslir 1."
Si'iiiitor II.won Mii.l thai, o
o the import of the resolm
he would i oi ask lor its consul
lion, but would permit it to
on tlie table nutii to tnorrw.
I Imn Senator )lale, of M.
; idiairin. n of the naval a Hairs ?.
jiniltee, ipiietly rose and lavor
i report* d t he bill pro\ iding
r? lief lor ltie survi\or> of
! Maine catastrophe. '1 here w
I suppressed murmur ol expo
cy in the .^alleri' s, hut lii 11
lire was read and passed wit,
a word of debate.
Senator Tillman, of South *
i lina. announced that lie w
next i in aiay. at ji. in., ask
Senate to consider the p.voJii
upon tic death of his eollea
t lie *v Senate;' !. ! \
' | S! \ Vrolt t. \|,l.i \'<; |- t;*s Sl'KKc
S uiator lull inker's spo eh
j low "1. ile s ' i. in , low, <
! ? i: .:.i i.. --
| 11'liv <>l tVlil C| I i>t I ilOl ijl UO'
I ;hrougoiit tin' chain'. T. \\
: In* declared that a (lovernt
that would starve *100,000 ol
I people would do anything,
| followed tiiis -.vith the furthei
< duration that tho biavo men
in the Maine disaster could
| he allotted for with gold or si
i a spontaneous wave ol aj?j>!
i swept over t he galleries am
'jVieo President had dillii tilt;
1 restoring order. When he
iconcluded lie was aceorde
'j tremendous bijrst of appli
tj which the Vice President i
i lit I h ellbrt to restrain.
Senator (iallinger deti
some of the events loading i
' his arrival in Cuba and of his
ception by < ion. I.e.
"Con. hoe," said ho, 4*is
serving of the highest po;
praise lor the manner in v,
' he carries himself in Hav
' Cool and fearless in the inids
dilliculties and dangers, ho n
' losses sight of the fact that h
' j an American citizen,nw is In
mindful of the tremcdou. re&pi
hililies and duties ot iiis posit i
AI TCN'OMY A FAIM RK.
! ! . /
, Referring Icr his call upon
i Autonomist Cabinet. Sot
(1 :dlinger said it was evident
the I'resident of th? Cabinet
not encouraged in (lie work.';
'truth is,''said Senator (Jallii
autonomy is a flat fa;lure,
< i
,
)
t
t
r
,000 | posed alike by the ultra Span
oual iurds and Cubans."
y of Senator Gallinger recalled tha
re of lie had heard during debates ii
sioti the Senate the denials made tha
ally -a state of war existed in Cuba
ates but it required only a briet pel
end, sonal observation to convince oir
ner- that war actually did exist. J
y to desolated country and its stripkei
ora- people tole the story more elo
i so quently than it could bo convey
tent ed in words.
and ??The war in Cuba, however,'
anfl | lie said, uis a war of starvatioi
j and extermination?a war mon
in cruel than the world has eve
he known."
the
THE SPANISH THOOPS
its i
a ! do not impress Americans a
.. , 'great 'oldiers. Thev are tinder i
y to lax
di -inline and are nonrlv uni
poo- 1 1
_ formed and in 'doquennfelv |?>t|
i1 Tin high olli'-iaN lo most of llu '
<;.a,t ,,,r i . .< .?.
aiti. " -- 1 "/1 ' ' ^ 1
i ., actual fiir!:tii?.leiny dene b
I168< .
I !io " inferior yradoona!
On ilia contrary, the in.-niryent
... * arc c unforia'dv el. 1 and mi l '
isori i
strict discipline. They oconp;
a lart'c part of tin* island am
.4 11 ^
, could, in Senator < Jallin^er'sjudj:
incnt. take Havana or Matamu
lerajj
when"vcr it miylit >uit their par
p?s;?, altheayli those e:t i??s caul"
not be held lor !aek of a navv.
imo. .
I lie scene.-, on th* streets o
?om" ii * .
Havana are narrow my bevom
aolv , , ,
l("t 'ie-.enption. ! eople m want am
-iitli rim. are ewrvwiioro s n am
t lie j
i walking skeletons meet one oi
as a
!**ver\* ban !. Naked children
t Jill- ;
emaciated and rayyed women am
Ij.j.jI starving men throng tlie street;
llie hotel lobbies and every pi.
of public report.
aro,
, Manv have i-t*f11 >.! In Iw?1!i>i
Oil!.I I
licit a great (iovornment wa
the . .
waging a war ol exlcnninatioi
ition ...
instead oi a war ol honor. ve
gllO, i
such is an absolute fact. A visi
{was i?a: 1 i<> tin* orplcmnge whic!
I, i , low iiiniiM' I'm* care of Mi*
(Tir. r.;:: ?iT> it contains nov
?ol .i > .ii ii.iy cuilbivn, almost over
lear i <">! " oi" whom is:: victim of star
?{Ki vation f>:\ Lessor, <; )' of Mis
111' i O
,, Barton's assistants, has had ex
I perienee in the Armenian am
mMl'; Indian families, but In; declare
,ls|liiat liu famine in Cuba is worsi
until iii.m 111 a t in Ann 111:1. A detail
r <K.. oil story of
Jo.-'l | x VISIT t<? I.AS i OCAS,
not j the place where the reconcentra
1 ver, 1 does daily ;e -soluble to food
was a'so K'V0!1j
t, ! A few weeks a?o when Mis
'* Carton discovered the place
* 1,1 tiiero were <">.Y1 people lyiny 01
had the lloor.-, many <?i them entirely
d a I nude, and all sntVoriny the panjAmse
starvation. .Much has hem
, ; done l?v the lied Cr<>?s Society
undo 11 ' . 1 . . ,
to alleviate 1 he com!it ion o| t liosi
\v!io >l ill remain, hut scores o
lilt d men, wonnm am: e!ii! Iron ar?
ip p, yf :!iere. yaunt ami bony alums
' re- iJs " shelo!on, many of them 00v
ered with ore' directly traceahli
to insullioient food.
A vivid picture was tliei
sihle drawn by Senator < iallinyer of :
hicii trip to the citytd' Matnnzas. A1
ana. ulouj! the mil. were wretehet
0f pPO[de in rays, hut not until tin
|fity was reached was the till! ex
'(^1 tent of til" stilleriny realized.
" ls "It occurred to ine as I looket
1 nn- ujion the scenes t>! - iiU'eriny am
nisi- horror 'hat Cohan reconcentra
, ? dos tniyh! well have adopted tin
011. . 4
words (if 1 ?anfe. 'Who enter
here leaves hope behind," wliei
11 tl'.ev were driven from the field
lionl'.ul like rattle in tin
, ,n,l t(>\\ 11 > of liiii fortil<
1 ' land.
WttS- WKYI.Kli'ti \M< k i: i? tVOUK.
r!*l * ' r l i
1 j'jo Ii-iit it js> tli.it Wcyli-r do
I'.'or. viy a grhuuic of human sull'or
op i / ' ^ort'ft V thai but Dante':
' i f
. i .i
/
s
- Inferno into tlie shade, unci con
verted a contented, prpsperous
j people into a herd off suffering.
starving unfortunates.
1 "Matanzas is literally a place
1 oi beggary and death. Never be
i, lore did my eyes behold such suf
- fering, and never again do I ex
0 pect to see sufch havoc wrought
, through a cruel and inhuman de
Cfee.''
1 A visit to the Mantayzas llos
pital revealed an even more shock
- ing condition than the streets
Members of the Red Cross Society
? who had visited one of the hos
i pitals two week before were *al
111 most, overcome upon discoverin;
e that nearly every one of the in
i jma'es at that, time had since died
I There poverty, sorrow and suffer
! ing were depicted in their wors
' forms.
ii there was food in these hos
pitals." said Senator Callinger
' did not discover it. noithoi
' j were there signs of medicine, o
I.'of pro i'. or nursing and care.v
. !
AN A i'i'A i.l N?i UKATII HATE.
I in* (Jovc-rnor of Mantan/.as in
i tormed Senator (la!lin;;er tha
tlie lirsl day lie occupied the pal
' are liiteen persons had jjied ii
? the court yard. lie said furl lie
, that in in" ? itl.'JO't had die
j im Xoveiuhei. l.'JhO in December
j TOO in January ami f?uo in Fob
j ruary. The death rale was ?1?<
i creasing simply because 1 he re
- j roiieent lados by death were be
! ; coming fewer.
' The number of people win
! have starved in Cuba will neve
j be d.jliniielv known. I- i- e>!i
mated that SOO.OOO were drivei
liniii tlieir homes into the ci'ic
1 and towns, i had i. tram Spanisl
w an!hority that according t =? the!
! liirures 22oJ 10.0 already hud i>"i
islied. but it is said that tin: Re<
(dross Society is iu possession o
'' figures showing that d25,u0<
| ('ubans have died as a result o
! Spanish cruelty lrom starvation
,' and that i*(K),000 more must in
I evit ably die.
"1 have b..on asked many time
Rvvhaf of "the Maiuel I do no
' know. I'm.'. iiowi ver, i do know
\ / I....- ..... ...; ?i .J -
I i 4 J. IkilU'tl! t I 1 - \ I 1 ? ! '? J T I i ?' J
j | ate!} starve 400,00(1 of ns ov% j
i |> : i [) Io Wilt . ; piVtiV iTiSirSi ciii V
.! tiling. Ii tii wai bi?iWn u,
' i * ' . - t I i * * . i ' .1 i 1 J \Y t I 4 * ! 1? u i . * t
' : Government. do ! Perhaps ImioviI*
forbear to discuse this questioi
* j IjO * , hill, till.-! I -.Vill VOV.t
aay: Human Jife?purpoBeIy^taked
1 cannot I ? paid for in ?:oM
s; silver. M irk my words. *;?urp :>,.?
3j taken.* And l! t -';ail ajq . :i
. (hucIi was the fate of 2.">0 brnv
J Am-ricaa sailors, then H- - t?i
pity the guilty parties. It wil
not be a question of arbitration
. hut a question involving the d,;.
nitv and honor of this groat lie
public."
< Servitor (lallinger sii'l th?r
was littl^ real loyalty to Spain ii
( Ctuha, as would ho demonstrate*
when the hour of trial shown
come. He did not believe tha
">'Sli;lill (Vllllfl QlltwtllM llin I'lCllr
1 i
KXORH1TANT TAXATION.
i
1 );sc(isnn.g tin1 subject of Span
', inn ntle, Senator tinilinger re
' I'euvd to ti.o matter ol taxation
iii additir ti to ail direct a ml imli
? rect t .Xrs on real estate there is .
tax on every door, every window
, 1 and every chimney in ovi n
( 1 o.i-jf ; on . very letter, on ever;
j imoness ,:n, and on evvry natiu
; on every bote! register. Linen?
are required to build house* ?m
to paint t!ie houses. There is i
t.i:. on food tnimals a- a whole
land special taxes on the horns
1 Iinfil'a iiti/1 fli.k liiMa T *i >1 /l <
j * . w?/i a miu KI17 lliur. I II <* I I ' I 1
1 tion io all this tho interest on tlx
<:I>t is a tremendous burden, tin
- salaries of Spanish ndieinU ari
beyond all reason,and the atnoun
1i of money wrung from tin- Cubani
I to keep the Madrid (Jovernmen
fp'in complete insolvency is sim
ply enormous.
"Religion and humanity alilo
demand that this unholy wa
; shall oeast , and r.?astf it. should
even though tho glitter and glr.ni
Our of military rule shall end,an(
a decaying and dissolute Uiron't
* | n'uaU pass away nevtr to return."
L
J
"? V_L* _ ' ????f gf-"? A?
" 7T 7* ) "** f'? r? '
As t<> what should be doue,Sen<
ator (i tllinger fe!t that booner or
( 1 later this- Government? would; of
| necessity abtsorb Cuba, but if an- " J&.
I nexatiou' cannot now be accotp- -^9^
plirdied, lot annexation speedily ?"'
come. t * *
At the conclusion of Senator
Galiinger'B speech the Senate -,r.e1'
surned consideration of tho bill
- making further provision for n
civil government in Alaska, and
- at 2 o'clock took up the national
. quarantine bill. ^
' Who Can Measure '
- The Influence of the mother 1 It (
r shapes the course of unborn generations?goes
sounding through
I all coming ages and enters the
' i confines of Eternity.
| With what care, therefore,
I should the Expectant Mother bo
guarded, and how groat the ef'
fort be to ward off danger and
.! make her life happy.
-| "Mother's Friend"
" part3 the
system that Child-Cirtli is made
easy and the tirae of recovery
shortened?many say "stronger
after than before confinement."
I It insures safety to life of both
, mother and child. Ail who have
" us ,J "Mother's Friend" say they
i'I will never bo without it again.
Ko other remedy rcb3 confinei
: ment of its pain.
"A onutomer wi'r> 'Viilbfr'n L-Tifnci,
! in.TS tb.it ! ' flho !.;i 1 ?.? i"i t'l; ni.'.'i tl? > ordeal
nitam. aud Ihoro wen but four bnttl<*< to bfl
I" obtained. nri'l the > < 4 firo.p- j-t 1 <-.tt!<*. lie
would have thcint. r.o, I. tvroK, U^yton.Ohio.
1 Vr*>v Vkll.xn r. 'r*' -. ' '? p' t 1 "TI F.
* T?? . M l i AN r Y\\ V r. i" r.'i >.< f * couta! ting
i valuable information an vwiu.itary to-u:..cui..
4 |
j , Thk BRADFIELD regulator co .Atlanta.OA.
tiOlO (? A U DkUUCS'ATt.
. "Tho Leadi;:;i Fire lasurancs Company
:f America."
Inc t; ? r,.f ' . . < lim'tor i^rprtual
K | 7^ A * V%
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u Kov??imI ? i?psiru:in: rciialOV romp
ni rt j . > at bo^iiu-fs /<>nl r
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