Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 12, 1898, Image 2
Pleurisy
Plourisy and pneumonia are frequently
developed, in a very short
space of time, from a common cold:
and, if such an acute inflammation or
the lungs is not promptly allayed,
the worst may happen, with the aid
of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, however,
you need not have any fear: for this
great remedy speedily subdues the
inflammation, eases the pain in
breathing and always effects a cure
in a wonderfully short time.
Dr.BuH's
Cough Syrup
Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia.
Doses nre small and p.visant to take. Doctor
recommend it. Price 25 u .is. At all druggists
LANCASTER ENTERPRISt
r uDMsnca every weanesaay ana oaiurn.r
HY
he. enterprise - i'ublishing Company
A. J. CLARK, Killfor.
One Year i
Six Months 5 ' ct
Three Months . 25 ct:
In Advance.
Wednesday, October 115, 1 8t>8.
The Tirzah dispensary will h?
closed on November 1st. Tin
board of control decided to clone
it in response to a numerously
signed petition from the people
praying for that end.
A subscriber sent this rjuerry
to an editor: "What ails my
hens? Kvory morning 1 lind ?>n?
or moro of them keeled over r<
rise no more.'' The reply \va? :
"The fowls are dead. It is an
old complaint, and nothing cat
bo dono except to burv them."
Ex.
Proceedings have been mm
menced in the Inited States district
court to compel Broad liivet
township in York county t<? pay
the accumulated interest on bondin
favor of the 3("s railroad t<
the amount, of $11 held by :i
Boston man. The unpaid interest
amounts to over $d,<)00, having
run from Jan. 1, 1 8!M.
The I'nited States court d?i
ded against the validity <>i the-,
bonds several years ago on t! .
ground that they were in e\c?
of the constitutional limit
per cent, ot the taxable \ . .
itie ni'i inert v <il t!u> 111 \v 11 - I. , i
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If the bonds are 11?>1 valid, n .
dillicult to see how the inter<
on 1 hese can 1 e collected. Ii tin
interest can I?*. colh-cte d I he pi in
cipal certainly can when tin
bonds mat tire.
Yellow Jaundice Cured.
Sull'erin^ huinaniU huiild In
supplied with every n an- p<>sihle
for its relief. I? i ith pleas
ure we publish tin- a. lowing
"This is to certify Ilia' 1 wa< :
terrible -ml'. r< r ii<. ^ ellov
Jaundice t.?r over six in- : . on
was Ireate ' l>v seine >! i!.- I.ephysician
in our city and ill t<
no avail. 1 >r. 1 h i I. our drm
recommended ieriric lii! t? rand
alter taking t ui hoitie.-, w.i
entirely cured, i now fake <rrea
jdea-ure in reconiun-ndinir then
to any person suileCi _r from tin
4 : i i l * i ii.
lernoie muiuu\. i <i'11 izruieiwin
yours M. A. Hogarty. ! \ington
Ky." SoM by ('r:?v% lonl 11r< ])ru
irj/ i ** t s.
Yull??w lever continues t.?
crease in JacKson and hi- . \
tended to many counties.
Dr. Louclum, president of tin
Louisiana State hoard of health
I pronounc.es tin; lever in that Stati
' of such a mild type that it ha
determined to name it '-vejlow
old" and fear if no longer. !<
counties out of fit) having already
reproved restrictions.
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A GOOD WELL OBTAINED.
Tli?? Supply Will Reach Two llui
tired Thousand Gallons a I)s
I : ?The Water to bo Analized i
Once.
A tost made of the? water work
veil on Wednesday showed a llo
>t 144,000 gallons in 24 hour
and tho contractors say that wit
I a steam pump tho amount ca
| easily ho increased to 200,000ca
j Ions. Th? Water works t'o. hsi
sent carboys of tho water t
i Clemsot) College and Johns-11 oj
I kins for analysis. Tho supply (
? I water is full}- adequate and it
j believed tho quality is most ?1.
I ?i raoie.
The Messrs. Andrews now col
Camden, where they will dn
i two wells lor water works an
when they shall have conclude
1 I that work they will return 1
| Kock Hill and drill another f<
the Hock Ilill Water Works C
? The object of having another we
is to guarantee against accident
The next week the engineer i
: charge of the work will cornel
, Kock Hill and conclude the spec
> ideations, when the work wi
. j probably be submitted to bidder
? Kock Hill Herald.
DEATH KATE AT SANTIA(i(
It lias (ireatly Decreased I'ndr
. | American Sanitary Methods.
'j Santiago de Cuba, Sept. 25.'
j 1'ho health of the I'nited Stat*
! troop* now in the province (
1 Santiaco has considorablv in
J proved, not more than 10 p<
! cent. now being on the list. Mo
1 of tho cases are of indiepositio
and are merely light malarial f<
vers. Yellow fever has bee
I practically stamped out of tf
city by the systematic cleauit
; process put into operation. 1m
soveral weeks Maj. Harbor, wl
| is at the head of the street eloai
! mg department, has had GOO me
1 j engaged in carting away the tilt
j i>t" generations, which is burnt
i at one or tho other of tho crenn
troies. (Jen. Wood has show
wonderful executive ability.
(Jen. I.awton is well satisln
with the snldiery qualities di
. played by his men since tin
have been here, and all roper
from other places in the provitx
a- to the behavior of the Amei
- can troops are cqualy satisfa
1 t'?rv.
i ieii.\Yood advises inve-tor- n
to come to Cuba if they intei
their investments to take tl
'O!!!! "I ! H11'! Miirt'llIHP. as tl
" records ami archives have hm
j left 1!i a shocking state hv tt
. >1: ani-h a.ithontios.
A tn an with a little cap if
would do well here with a sit-a
' laundry, an American bakerv. <
'in small t.>ro with good nr.i'i iii
( . Such enterprises could he ma<
to pav from the verv outset. \<
I t
month, ? tctoher, is the liirf < !
rainy season here. With Novet
her cotne^ tim* weather, with co
< winds and gum 1 health,
t The death rate in Santiago h:
i decreased sixfold from Augur
then i'h 5?s a role ihn on it nf <.
. tornber show* a heavier mortaiit
Mr. I'arsons, < ? I i tor o!' the l.\
i nine Telegram r?t St. Johns. N I
and Mi. Herder, its propriep
were sentenced to HO dav->" it
prisonment for contempt of con
in puhlishiiu: strictures upon it
judges ol the supreme court.
Map (Jen. Ilenrv \V. I.nvto
3 military governor of the dep.u
s ment ol Santiago, will sail n> il
United States in the course oi
) few days, having boon ^r,u,ii
three months leave of absent
because of ill health"
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