Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 29, 1898, Image 3
The
Cruel Knife!
it Is nbsolntely useless to expect a
urgicnl operation to euro piinoi'r, or
any other blood disease. The cruelty
of such t rent men;, is illustrated in the
alarming number of deaths which result
from it. The disease, is in tin*
blood, and hence can not.be cut out. j
Nine times out of ten the surgeon's
knife only hastens death.
My son 'n ut a. most malignant. Cancer, fot
which tln? iloctors said an operation was the
only hop<>. 'I'hcopcrat
Ion was a revew
one, as it was iicccg Y
sary to cat down to aS& ' 'ok
the jawbone and '-i.-.sA
icrnpo it. before a f . tisS
ICreut while the t an- *5??S t
ter returned, and be- r*Tf v
can to prow rapidly. I ? * >//
we pave him many V *2/
remedies without re- V'S*
lief, and tin ally, ? \ I .
Bpon the advice of a '\i
friend, decided to " .<<fi v Ik'".'!
8UV;. "n- ?T?'X;
l&C tMU'OUd liottlo ln> IN \vVs *1' P" ^
began to Improve. After twenty hottles hue
been taken. ilm Uaneer disappeared ? ??11 r?-ly
and ho was eurod. The run was u permanent
one. for lie is now seventeen years old. and lias
never had u sign of the dreadful disease to return.
.1. N. Mrttnocu.
279 Snodgrnss St., Ittillas. T? xus
Absolutely the only hope for Cancel
is Swift's Specific,
S.S.S.rThe Blood
as it is (he only remedy which goes
to the very bottom of the blood nntl
farces out every trie I' tle> tlisense.
B. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable
and contains no potash, nurcury, or
Other mineral.
Books on Cancer will be mailed frer
to any address by tlie Swift Specilb
Co.. Atlantu. Go.
Short Locals.
?Cotton is worth 5| cents.
? Mrs. Dr. T. .I. Strait .itttl Mrs.
T. M. Fitzpatriek spent ttie week
at Charleston's (Jala week.
? Born, Oct. 21, 1S9S, to .Mr.
and Mrs. B. <'. llnugh , a son, si mi I
Oct. 25. 1 SOS, to Mr. and Mrj.
W. .1. BeckInitn, si daughter.
?Tha net profits of the dispellssiry
business for the stsite. for 'lie
qtlstrter ending Sept. .'10. IS'.IS,
Were $20.OSS,0 i.
I
?$10,000 of the prolits of the
dispensary ot tin* state hsive been
turned over to the school fund
recently.
?After a poll of the stsit-e the
New York Journal says \'an
Wyck will he elected by a majori j
ty of 25,000, if the election carm*
ofl' now. Diehard (Yoker s?vs
Vsm Wyck's majority will he)
1(M).()()(?.
?Thoro /ill I?? [?r??achiM?r in
tin' l*r#?sl?vf?.ri;ni ? !?;;r?*l? To nii/liu
(Saturday) at 7 : '!<> o'clock t\v
Kev. .! [It. Mack, l> I). II.- wiill
preach Sunday itmrni mand t? j^ t?? also.
'I ho Lord's supper will t. ?1
celebrated Suinlay at tor tlis morn j
in^ service.
O A.STOHIA.
Bears tho /9 Ike Kind Yo-J Hw) A'WIVS BflllgM
T 6M8S& !
Stole ii i'me.
llonrv .1 nhii-on, ? ..I?-r1. < ]
arrosK d h.:c vol. .-da\ 111 01.111. |
bv Mr. Huii!"r, .-lit. ' .>* j!
for s'l.?? 11 n i> 1 I 1
tli" c'vv ;(? town .iii". i)
for I'ct in .; ' i t
111 111 * fur ' 15 ' : !. .v, \ M .1
a-U" ! ii'fo il In r .11 1 _ i i* 1
!fh fi r i.. t o' Imi . r f lion - . .
I>y way *' I''v. . ?il
for fli" row " !! i i **:?Ii rulint
tik? mi;ii i.i l man ^ mi1.1
tin V t ho I'mi .irnt :. ?f?11.i i in* |.
lift* of til.i j . ii" i. i.-, i,.,
chief tlion ; li 'I o. iiiin ;IHi;
ROOM not il ronl I'.SH II ( out til'
sroie iho i'o'.v 11' ?111 ? line
down in tin- ii i_ihii rl'Mi.,1 ,,|
KiisrcII l'laco.
Old fashions in dros- in y l>?
revived, but no old-fashioned
medicine can replace Chamber
Iain's Colic, Cholera and I)i
arrhaea Remedy. For sale by J.
F. Mackey & Co. and B. C.
Hough & Co. Lancaster, 8. C.
v
Deaths.
The many friends of Mr. am
Mrs. 11. .1. Gregory svmpathin
with them in the loss of thei
babe, which died Tuesday nighl
Died, at Fort Mill, S. ('., < >cl
25th, lSJUS, alter an acute illnes
of three days, l.illian Ksfelle, th
I voungcst daughter o! Mrs. Salli
F. Downs, aged seven years am
seven weeks. Her father. I lionia
I. Downs, died in Fort Mill ?>Vi
three years ago. Her mother, tw
I sisters and one brother inonr
their loss.
Died, on tin- 21st (it October, o
threat ami lung trouble, httl
Olan, too, of Mr. I.ee Bird o
Tradesville.
According to the providence
wisdom and purposes of (foil
which are oliscure to mankind
tin* lord sent the I>eath angel
nirayt'd in tin- apparel of death
into the very happy home of Mr
Lee liird about 11 o'clock Friday
night, 21si of ()cto|?er, ami ralie<
away 1 r< in the happy home tin
five-year-old son who was tin
treasure of his parents' heart
lnd tiie sunlight of their happt
home.
There was something grand am
noble in the nattir* of of littli
(Man above other little bovs o
ill- size and age in the comma
nity.
Il?? was never known to etigagi
in the evil conversation of othei
little I'oc ol his early playmates
but often would he correct then
for using profane language. Am
when he heard grown men nsint
had language the expression o
lie* little hoy's face was that o
correct ion.
(bid's "still small'' voice oftet
collies (i rn heaven's high tillom
through nitle children rebuKim
inau of the error of his way.
Little (Man ol te n (juestiunei
In- parents about heavenly tiling
v. Inch clearly mowe.t ; li.it tie
little hiiv had the Spirit of tin
I. rd in In- little heart and sou
in t ie earliest days of hi< life.
He always knelt l.y his hedsidi
at'ninht hi prayer to (bid ate
often asked his little -ister t<
k nee I with h i 'M.
As neuth'> curtains b e <j a 11 ti
dr tu di around his little dyini
ln?dy, sliiifiiiie out from his dyini
lie \v I lie a tin mi a lire ot ilte's toils
caia-s ami (roubles, and its lev
pl.-a-on-^.he uttered these metiior
able . i "i don't want to staj
a 11It paiei and iiiiunuiii, 1 want ti
eo t > heaven.
1 ! last words ot the litth
bo-, sjinuld rniL'.in soft and pl?as
<i?> torn eomtort in the parents
... . i.... . i?
- I - in.ii iut"\ iiri\?' ;t -Mill ll) U)t
iil'll v iii mi.
I hull _ !i little < ) i;i it has jus
?11?.-? ? <I In- !a-t t in-Wi ll to 11> ;?i
, .i i-iii- .1 i,-l t r't-11 i- mi -.i r111 will
vli< in In* *?fIi*i? ?i?? t with ?iii
* * and rios-ed tin- tin rk air
in\ -tir i iv- of death ii.to heaven*
I e.ii 1.1 e1111 \ and hli--, hi- lovini
I r < el- .??;d rein 11 VPs are it tin
'!!. > l iver's hi ink 'I'd Wllt'tl!
i i .<. into ili.it hai?p;
r\ I . 11 ! '.
J)r. Uull\ i < !:::h Syrup v.il
in. . . ii >\ it irur-i'iiimli
N . mi.' I. i li u 11 ( 11 1111
j III ii I'M ' i I I i -11 If I II" Is l|s|'l| II
' III.', M ' 5 r-. I! w ;l\ < keep ;
| 11 t !. .'ii 11;ilit!.
Ili'iuty In Mood Drop.
Clean 1>I ><"! moans a clean skin. N
I ii Mil I y wit limit it. t asrarets, t uniy Catliai
1 < loan \ our 1 1 >< I anil keep it oloan, 1>;
stirring ii | > I ho la/y im t a in I 11 riving all in
I nil it ins Ii..in tin I,.mI.,. I'rgin today t
i atiisli |.1 in|>1 i m. Ii.nls, iilnti lios, lilaoklioaili
nil (I t li.it Nick l y I ?ilious complexion l.y tnkin
Ca.scarct*,- beauty for ten rents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
I he Span i a nlh have left Man
zanillo and the Stars and Stripe
i lluat in the breeze there.
PILES
1 "I aufTered the lorlorm of the damned
I With protrudiiiK piles brought on by conslipa.
tiou with which I was afllictcd for twenty
i. ' years. I ran across your CASCAKKTS In the
town of Newell. Ia.. and never found anythlnr
? to equal thorn. To-day I am entirely free from
i piles and feel like a new man."
s I C H. Kbitz. 1411 .lones St.. Sioux City. Ia
CANDY
,> I M CATHARTIC ^
TRADE MARK WIOiaTEWCD
<> I
' Pleasant. Palatable. I'otent. Taste (Joed. IK)
Hood, Nurur Sicken. Weaken, or (.ripe. lie.25c. JOc
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
, " ?'??? * -? ? " "?<> *? T.rt. SIS 1
UA TA DA A Hold and ttunranteed b? all drug,.
NU'IU'DAU gists to <-('B?: Tobacco ilablt
llr Won tin- <'osi\
>, \\ V cniurrat nluto M V V ?. .1.1../' H
I vy"
Thomson, cashier of the Hank of
' Lancaster, upon liis success 111 hi- '
going the question of whether or .
not a receipt, signed by a depos
/ itor of a hank for funds paid him
1 is subject to the 2 cents tax under
the Internal Revenue law. the
same as a check for money. ?
Mr. 'Thomson went before the 1
cammissiom r of Internal Revenue
at Washington and argued
[that the receipt is not taxable *
under that lawgiving his reasons .
winch were so conclusively con- 1
viucing that the commissioner
ruled in his favor, and banks all 4
" over the country can now pay out
r money to their depositors and (
' take receipts therefor, thus sav1
log them the expense of 2 cents
on every transaction.
.Mr. Thomson has received a j
number of letters from various
parts of the state congratulating
him upon his signal success. It
should lie stated in this connection
that Mr. 'Thomson went to
"| Washington to present this case ,
against the advice of a number of
i goon onsi imss men and 1>??nkem. I
I they imuithniliiiJ* that thr? receipts
I wert' taxable the same a.! check?,
I although otic is negotiable, while
the nther is not.
IIiih lo ill Croup.
We have two children who are
subject to attacks of croup. Who
ever an attack is coining on my ]
J wife )5ives them ('hatnberlain's
5 Cough Uetnedv and i? always pre- .
I vents the attack. It is a house- 1
hold necessity Wi this cot)ntv and
L I , . I
no matter what else we run out ,
1 i of, it would not do to tie without
- 'Chamberlain's Cough Iveniedv.
More of it is sold here than all
J the other cough medicines com'
liined.?.1. M. Nickle, of Nickle j
Bros., merchants, Nickleville, I'a.
I' or sale l?v .1 l?* MinL-.n- A- < I
-1 and li. (11A' ('<?.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
' The Kind You Have Always Bought
; Sitfiiatarn oi
' I III/llll'tll lit.
All JMTMIII"- W'llll t'\JXM't to Vot<*
" III tin- ucncl'iil cliclinii ill ,\uv. al
tin* .Mont^oiinrv lm\ in < '? * lu r I
(' i lx will l.rin:: t Ih-ii ri-irM i it ion i
I'lTtilii'iili's in :111 1 li.ivo 111?*111 !
1 ?* 11 ;i 11 _??*? I in rdihul v. it -.111 In* |
,, ili'iic mi tin- lir>t Monday. Tin?> ,
, d i\ and W I'dno-d t\ .ii >i j> :11
|( Iter a lid ' -1 ol m r.
, \\ . < J. A. l'oi;i I n.
< Inn n IM ol I?V?::str.ition.
I I
j
? A new lot of New
Home sewing mao
v *
* chines on hand at this
ollice.
^ To Cur? C'oimllpwlloii Knrnvpr.
Take r;?*ri?rct?? I'nndv Ciiltiariu- fio or C6c. !
if C. C. C. fail to cure, ilruKtfiM-i r< 'ucJ aiooey I
% ...
COMPETING
The people aie with ui
ing their loyality. We
goods than all the rest
together. There is no
boys off and having a qui
You cant change them ;
support their own cause,
got the best cotton mai
Who said so ? Why, eve
jo VOll <;i 1 or?ncr?
? ? j v ^ v* | / j^./ v/ vj Vx V^C4 H OV^Ll
lave it before ? No !
'Milk in the Cocanut,"?
lue. We are fighting fo
Lancaster. Show your a
j
bringing us your cotton.
Don't Sell a 1
out Letting
u
We will in a few is sir
prices that will open the
petitors. But at present
Store is so busy waiting
he has not got a minute t
ire working night anil da1
people, first last and all tl
You Can't Si
The y recognize us as thci
WIT H
It is their li<>ht as well
o
your cotton, buv vour go<
aoovc all, remember we
c
111 v, i < 11 11 k : i.
Farmers' I
Me:
' ^
. ***CVV?WI ^711 O
N "
iRALIZED.
s. They are showare
selling more
of the town put
use of taking tfu
et talk with them,
thev are ^oing to
-/ o O
Why, we have
*ket in the State.
srybody. And what
it ? Did you ever
Why, we are the
-To us is the praise
r the farmers of old
ippreciation then by
Bale WltliUs
See it.
es give you some
t.\ t'-?s of nnr rnm
? . ww v>. w vii v-v/nr
j
every man in the
on the trade that
o call his own. We
\j. W e are for the
le time.
op Them!
r friends. They a*
us.
as ours. Bring u
ods from us. And,
are the friends of
L
tanking v
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l/%
n.
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