Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 24, 1898, Image 4
L C| ;
a Sal time
During the Rattle of
Santiago.
SICK OH WhiLL, A RUoH
NIGHT AND DAY.
TIif? Pnrbrrt >t li * Until.- ?f *>antiar"
<'? !? Wrrc nil llcroi-k.
Thrlr llor?lr l!ffort? lit
A in ill it nil Ion mill llnllnna lo III.
Front N??fil ihr !? >.
I*. K. llrri.KK, of pack-t rai n No. 3.
writing from .-?antiaKo, I m* Cuba. on
July 2.'ld. says: "We all had diarrhoea
in more less voilont form. :itol when
we landed we had no time to see a
doctor, for if was a case of ru>h and
rush uitflit and day to keep the troop,
supplied with ammnition and ration-.
' but thanks to < hamherlain"- fn'i .
Cholera and Itiarridtea Itemed,,
were able to keep at work and k
our health: i:i fad. ! sineerei
that at one ?-n i. i i ime 11
was the indireet ~avi.uir
for if the packers had h.
work there ? mild
of i;et 11 no s1111pI i
were no road- tiiii a \.a. i tr.i
could Use. M ' iur 1 an.d m\
had the iroi.d fortm l.i' n a ply
of I li i - tiled ieI I or nu r |>a> ' r
before we left I i
four cases ii ahThe
above letti r \\ i - \\i
manufaeturers of thi- im
Chaiuherl in Medicine
Moines, low a.
& Co. and It. <'. IIiiiikIi A < ...
Pen Vine May.
I would like to ask if cow p??-<
haj can be cured, bo as tc? keep,
and make rood feed, where thesis
no tight ham to put it into*
That is, can it be saved in stacks
if topped oir wall timothy, or m
very open barns, siuiply piled in
on top of other hav f An answer
will interest some parties wkn
have peas but no tight buildings
tt store them in. When should
they be cut.aud how much curing
should they have.
A. L. M03ITT.
Marshfield, Mo.
(Reply by Prof. >V. F. Massay >
We have mentioned and advocated
the method of partial cur
iag in windrow and cocks and
fiaiahing iu a tight barn, became
im tbia way we get the leaves
saved perfectly, and the value of
the hay la increaaed. But them
is nc doubt that a fairly good cow
hay can be made by stacking it,
the field and thatching the starki
with aome hav or atraw that will
turn water better than the pee
vinea will. I'eas will atand more
wetting with rain than clover
will. They may get quite dark in
color but will still he good. I
have aeen them cured by putting
up a line of fence rails along
pole elevated on crutrhee. !ik - an
old-fashioned (odder home The
peas are piled over the rails *r d
allowed to get quite dry. and *rhauled
in weath?r that will i>n
dar them less brdtle, that is good
t.obarrn-hand 1 inc UBi.-,.
perfectly cured m tho field the
peat can be ttortd m any building
where bay of anv kind in
stored. Another method by which
the half-cured hay may be tared
where there it no tight building
it to put the layers of straw between
the layers of hay. In ?omplacet
I hare ?*en lately milV
sewn with the peat, the owneri
saying they f>nd it easier to cur#
the peat when millet it mixed
#'th them. In thb cottt region of
jL# South on all Rood )?nd the
^akiye crab fran growt thickly
var the peaa when the weather
\ and favorable, aud it*
'1,1 make* tho peas much
cure(j w# did not
... .. , t^e t^a method
?'sf ie beat is the only
j We be-1
\ .
j liav* it is tho beat way. Recently
i icjuier v. rote that lie stored hi?
! lap* year's crop in this way and
)'oft it. He want ad to know the
rr*?on,but as we had no opportunity
to obierve his treatment we
unable to tell him. Hit in
'be only inatnoee where wo havo
h u of a I allure when tho dire*
Limit v, ti havo^iTou have been
carried out. Rut while quit* limp
ii!>? Tinas may be cured in tint
j way in a tight barn, there it na
I doubt that if thay ara put away
w,ib aitemal moisture adhering
to them tliey may be damaged.
The ta?t i* to take a bunch of the
vii.es in hand and twist them
| hard : if no sap can be seen runnier
t?' ilia twist, tha vinea will
do to in the barn, provided
fhoia i" no daw nor rain water on
' 'bam.
IMI vrrv CHINA.
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Tlii' lhi\v;\L'cr PriiMM's-i.
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i v, r i<> licr in I ill mi<' ' heir
| .111 lal reports.
It i ^ ' 11 i. i;:' to o I?I i: 11 ? ?!
information at ili<' ]?;i 1 *< ?? in re
l'h!'I to 111* | -o? 1 i ti . ImiI I Im*
r.'. i-nl refoniiutnry oiliets proba
I l?ly enuse.i Hi.' elian^e. While,
'i he Kmporor wan Kiib?ervient ui?l
i merely a figure he.nl. the Dowager
Kmpros.s permitted him to re
i mam m peace, nut as soon rts ho
attempted to art on his own ini
jtiative, his practical deposition
I was the reault. The principal ad
viser, llang Yumi, the Cantoueae
( reformer, tied, in apite of the at
tempts made to arreat him, and it
I it said he is now on hia war to
Shanghai.
The efTect of the change innat
hie greal. In all probability Li
j Hung Chains will ho reinstated in
! power and ItiiKsian influence will
increase. The hopes of reform so
ardently cherished by the intelli
gent factions of the <.'hines?? are
now impnsaihlo ??f fulfilment.
The ?uddenness o! the roup is
said to 1 r due Id t 11o desire of 11 n
I )ou r Kinpr?'>- to prevent the
i iiiist>i<hi <?! i In* Marquis Ito lroiu
j tiring ktji1 ill. The Japanese
| statesman recently eyme to I'ekin
' with the ohjeot of trying to hring
| ahnul an aliianee. often <>i\e ami
jdefensive, between Japan and
< 'hina.
The new order of things will
nndoiibtedK prejudice Untish
' interests in < hina
It is reported today that the
i:ev ediet will give the full
r<ri- for the change 1 he word
ing of the present ediet is not vet
ohtrt.nahle. hut it is iti etTert that
the l.niperor reque ( 1 the Jtow
ager Km| rem to a-'ome power,
thin being the third time the
request has hern made
I ie? Marqut* Tto. in an inter
view before the edict was issued.
Said t: I'.mneror received him
ye >r!.y in 11.?? most cordial
manner. and said he hoped to
luvf (!. advantage of the advice
! of the Marquis in the reforms
which hin Majenty intended to
u ndertake.
The Marqui*. even then, feared
that the inaction and conaerra!
tinm of tho f 'hineso oflicials would
nullify the reform*, although ho
' uth'iwed the Kmperor was acting
AN OPEN
To MOT
WF. ARE ASSERTING IN* THE
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE
"PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS c
/, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER,
7/v7.<? the originator of "CAS
has hortic and dors now hear
the far - simiIe signatare of C
This is the original "CAST0 R
the howos of the Mothers of As:
LOOK CAREFULLY at the
the hind you have always bought
and has the signature of
per. No one has authority froi
The Centaur Company, of which (
March 24,1SDS. f
( -f r ? 4 A ^ t
Do Not Be
!><> not ? nd.uii-'' the life <?
:i < h<Mj> :>uhstitute which son
v i X > . i.; 1 i. . i i i.; is <' S .1 i v V. 11 i v
j^roiioius o. even he
"The Kind Yon Rny
3EARS THE ol(
Insist on
The Kind That Nc
' lit ?* i?i \ t I f i 11 I?
SMA 1.1. I.n >S IF I ! IS Tlil'K.
Shanghai. Sept. 22.?A local j
j rumor i* oumiiit Iumc to tin- m '
1>ct thai the Kmporor of t'liina in!
dead. ;
No details are ohtainahio, l?ut i .
I it is said the Rates of 1'ekin are i
j cloaed. !
The Financial Chomcle'a ?um \
roarj of tha cotton crop for thai
yaar ended Saptamber 1, chnm a|
total crop of ll.lM).'.M#o halaf.ofij
which exporta took 7.522,015 halei
and spinners .2,504,01 S halea, leav '
inj; a atock on hand at the cloae of [
the rear of 1 70.O0O ha let. ("otti.n j ]
j export* increased in the \ cur over
1 SO7 1 .5*>4 .1 '. ? hale* l'h? fnt?l
crop in l>'.?7 was S,714."!I t a 1. ]
an>l in I^'.mj 7,l?i"2,-17''? bales. Ke
tardin^ the new crop the ('hroni
cle find*: "That the acreage
planted wai otilv ftll(htlv 1 * a j
J than the planting in 1S1?7:
that Mi?> plant in 11 \tlantic J
States iia ! * poor *?;art. but elae- I
where about an average; that the _
development in Apni *sni tir?; i
half of .Slav w*? hardly up to the x
average; that Hiihse<|uent to Juno
i reporta received witti regard t
conlition. IcveloptneDf. etc.. wer (
in th'* main favorable until m-ar
the cloio of J illy. Since August j
I, inj iu fact amce the Hoeing J
week in July hegan, complaint" f
ot damapa from vanoun caune*
ha vo aruorj." .
I
CASTOR IA [
For Infant* and Children. _
i Tho Kind You Hiio Alwijs Bought *
B??r> ih? *
Signature ot J
f
***** ! r
A new lot of New ?
I Home sewing ma* ?
%
chines on hand at this office.
n<
To ?'u rr f'nn? tlpattoii I'urwrr. | ''
Take (taararcva Candy Cathartic lUo urBo. ,
If C. C. C. fall to euro. druKK'fttt refund money. '
r>!
LETTER!
"HERS.
COURTS OUR RIGHT TO
WOK!) "CASTORIA," AND
)UR TRADEMARK.
of Hyannis, Mas
5T0RIA," the same thai
1? s/<"s . 0,1 cvcrH
wrapper.
I A" which has been used in
erica for over thirty years,
wrapper and see that it is
m me to use my name exec pi |
7has. II. Fletcher is President. !
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Deceived.
f your cluhl by accepting
no ilruy;.;ist may offer you
)i'C plIUlH > Mil ll ), iau 1.1ilocs
not know.
c Always Bonglit"
jNATURE OF
jS*/
Having
sver Failed You.
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lie. full "f J.fe. n?r?? anil rifni, laae NnTo
r?mg. All rtrin:.- ?: . fAc <>r fftirr *tiaran
ed itonklet and nampie free. Addreee
icrllug Homed/ Co, Chicago or Now York.
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rillMK TAllLE of t ho Ohio River and
1 Charleston Railway (??t!i|i!?iy,
conjunctly with tin- South Carotins', it
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in els at Lancaster with i > 11,& (' tr m ("am*
liitii, am] ChNtiT with i thorn Railway cot
n. rtli at.it south ami with i' & I. north.
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at Cheater with Southern ltaii?ay from Charlotte,
also I' (t I., from north.
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with Southern Ilailwar from Cohimtiia. <5 C
n .1. nwar.ia ami > fit I.. imitl l.etiolr.
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HaalkookM Patau La
aant fwa Old art aaaoay for aaaurla# n'?nu.
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