Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 24, 1898, Image 1
J. B. MACK
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Then prol...;#!, ti * kidney.-.
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Tao:. J.-.-'.: My U... fi|
in Cito "? 5^
'ihen j.io:xii)ly rheumatism.
Ko matter where it is, nor what
kind; you need have'it no longer.
It may bo an hour, a day, or a
year old; it must yield to
GSs(BB*r
?1 Immediate]r after r.; t lyin:: it v i
feel its soothing, warming,strengthening
|??wor.
It quiets congestion; draws out
inflammation.
U In il t'.CV.'
A now combination of row
remedies. Mado after now
roti.n!--. Kntirely unliks any
othor plaster.
The Triumph of Modern Medical
The Perfected Prmbxtof yearn of
Patient Toil.
I laced over the chest it ii a
powerful aid to Ayer's t'henry Peetoral
in ll.o i .imeai of ali tnroal
and 1up'? nlfe iom-.
Place ? over tins stomach, it .stops
nausea and wauling; over the
bowels, it i i>ntrols cramps ami colic.
l'laoe 1 over the small of the back,
it remove" all congestion from the
kidneys and greatly strengthens
weakness.
For sale by r.l! Druggists.
J. ('. Aver t'o., Lowell, Ma si.
I'luwinir l mler Sluir
^ our articles on ferti lizers in
ti?i* I'. F. have been closely studied,
and when 1 hoc I ruin $10,000 to
$12,000 worth eaeli year, you can
see it deserves my closest attention.
For a lew years I have
noticed that it required a much
greater amount of fertilizers on
my old truck land for potatoes
and cabbage than formerly, or
about double, while ihc land
should he heller. To ascertain the
trouble I had five samples of the
soil analyzed, and the chemist
rt>rn.r 1. it ili-fii'imit 1??
' r * * " imiijuij*. i "i"
laid! 11hs been hi truck since 1805,
with a libera! 'w ??I horse stable
\ manure. Peruvian ;;wano ami high
grade fort ii/.crs. 1'ens, beans, ciicumber*.
potatoes, oahhayo and
' tomatoes rotated. As soon a* the
cro|? " o!!" . r < ? av,.,i to pay it
wi?* plowed under, am! followed
with crab c.ra-s or corn with cow
^ i',is, AI wets < ho ot ._'i'cii Mull
to plow under. No huv m?r corn
sold. All teed or wasted in it n
lot. corn stalks"* included, and returned
to the 4o|l. Itle entile
farm 11! ItlO -seres 1 hi : 1 n ?ri. I.
til' il, find sill" Ji'iim I>1.'
around the t irfn (it ix on the
river) 13 e.irtod on.l In- land I
ft 1)?.' ;t III .111 ''If ' :i Jit?r i.i'tr, Uild
Will a verugt aim .1 1,0:10 eurt - loads
of stable manure purchased in
* lialtiinore or Washington lor
thirty years. When 1 began after
the war I started the row pea to
turn under, and have kept it up.
It goes without saying that I have
v" ? >eded in the business, hut if
/ Of
if A. Chemist is right, and the
land is deficient in humus, all the
theory I have heeu working upon
must he wrong. I fear the trouble
t
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ri >1 :?iid iittiir.ii pioihi.-t
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Iuiiisps, (isli, t-ntlnp tr>! >!
' tdhiicco Must. I.iim) vi?r\ liulil ati*i
?tn]y. V,'i 1 i rimnk v??n I <:
' -u truest ions. Sn! .
West Norfolk, \ a.
! ( Iiiphj b>/ I'.-Ot. II'. / ' Mass* !/.)
i The above letter from one of
I lie most successful market sard
j oners at Norfolk seems to us to
: make a very j^ood illustration of
the danger that I have always
| insisted there i? in turning under
j a mass of jirwen stull on a sandy
soil in the South in hot weather.
We do not believe that. land
i which has heen treated in this
i was for thirty or more years can
he at all deficient in humus. <)n
j the contrary we bolelieve that all
j the trouble lias come from the
j plowing under of itt'o'ii -tull in
i hot weather, and t Im evolut :oti ol
. organic acids in iheialnl We
j lievo that lh>*i>uly remedy tor
the statu of a Hairs is tho use of
1 i ,
I 11nie lu ti : tor.- in.- iii.oi;i?itv ui
j tho oil, and promote tho further
i : i i 11' i ii r a i i o 11 *: i I !:? a Mil tola o t ill as.
't oraariic matter 'hat lias I.ecu
j lavished 011 tlii' I arm. We IVel
!-ore that <uir correspondent will
find a coat of lino' to work won
| tiers in liic productivity of that
j land. The lime -hotiid ii"f. how
j'-Vel*, OO Used .it tile .-aflio illlle
the liberal fertilization is applied
to tlit* truck crops, hut rather be
fore turning them under, ?.r * b- a
sowing co?v peas on the land. A
n* oil ???* ! f *? ilfnoi'tnir fi-.* l?K? ? ?.
! 11 r decked 11me, s;?v not ever :i."?
| hu y he, > per m'rc, ?>r even less. i!
j used whenever .egetabie inati?-r
i* [ lowed under in hot weather,
will make a ehangein thn character
< ( the soi hat will show im
I mediately. i'hc application of
{slaughterhouse refuse, fish, etc.,
i woohl not remedy the matter at
all. The best form of potash for
you, not the cheapest, will be hard
wood ashes, which you can probably
get delivered at a reasonable
cost. Hut the fresh slacked lime
is the only real remedy for the
soured condition of the land.
I'ains in the chest when a perj
son has a cold indicate a tendency
toward pneumonia. A piece of
llannel dampened with ChamberIain's
l'ain Halm and hound on to
the chest over the seat of pain
i will promptly relieve the pain
and prevent the threatened at.
Itark of pneumonia. This same
treatment will cure a lame hack
I in a few hours. Sold l>y .1. K.
.Mae lev A <'o. 11 ml U. ('. Ilou^h A
I, i neaster, S. ('.
--KoJi SALE.?One second
hand sewing iiiaclnne at the K\.
11 .r.ritisi ollice. It will he sold
cheap
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Tt. u!_j u... ii n li
ius MRU tou nave Always oougni
Signature oi
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? Mr. \V. II (irejror.v 1 ?*11 yes'
t erd>ty lor his home in Florida.
His elder sister, Miss Kdna, and
lilt le brother < 'hurlie accompanied
, him home.
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PLACE TO BUY
S^I-\VI ;kki >Y.
C:? SATURDAY, DIv
.1// I) V .l.s'A i/'tii (it I hi is tn Ti'ff
I x.
W i take : !< i-Mlv i i tin i]'
it,..- 1 l..> -m, ........ ...
... . i.i. ii.i?111 111 <MII iriiMi
r>> i ui. parties in I,aueaslcr and
>iitii.;r < >i;niic-. '< I lie* : act
licit we have in our stalde, from
or .5(1 head oi lino voting mulos
..mi horses, well broke and ol line
ipialitios. Wo v. i I! also have a'
oar load ol fitic* voiine mules ami
[horses to arrivo on Saturday1
| before the lirst Mondav in dan
i nary. Wo do not propose to have
an auction sale, imt ask 'hat yon i
, call and inspoot onr stool; and ^el
jour prices; and if we cannot mukcl
prices as low as any dealer in j
; Lancaster, then we do not ask j
von to Lny Irom us.
We are not Irvine to make a|
; monopoly in our line, nor in any
other. Wo are simply in tlioi
Stork. Waiion. I??i;in<i I.ivory]
bti-iint'ss. Wo havo :t< Hanking
; nor Momantiio liouso . 11??r I?'ai!
, roads imr ('<?t tun M ills in ours nor
invt him: olso Io Iako oil our t i mo ,
I
l!id .it ii'iit i<i!i. Nor do wo t ;a
| . I
i ph>\ business managers to run,
our busim ss ; niana^iu.i: our own .
I'ousinoss ma slrirliy ioait iinato ;
j way. Wo luiv straight lor oas'u !
and a cheap a any peopo in the
world, and will sell lor as small a
' profit as wo ran (or cash. or on
i Iimo ai wime priooy. with ^ por
( out intcrest.
W < arc pre jt.'ll ? ' 1 to m 1 i VOU :i :
[." your oM >1111!t> :111ywhore Irom
j ."jS.'tt.tiO tu $ 1 "J.a.t 10 tMi'li, NovV. |
, instead of ri^uinir your hard ear red I
I dollars :it an auction sale, wiicrc 1
I von ait- ;:.i111* to m-t what v<>11 tin
I not want, at 1 na\ dcarlv for it
'
.too. cn mo ; iirlit to our stablest
! where you can take your own
time to examine our stock, tlior I
ous'hly trying any animal you
mav lancv ami then have the
.* :
j price lixed to suit you.
| We'll guarantee to save you
money. All we ask you to <lo is
to try us.
Cl.yiuks A- Ku.iott.
i
! TIIE CATAWBA INDIANS.
i
The A cent of the Slate Makes a
Financial Deport.
Agent .1. II. I lay et>, of I lock J
Hill, commissioner of tin- state to
the Catawba Indians has sent in!
his annual report to I ho governor.
His report cowrs tin financial
'expenses for Iv!'?-vs wlu-n he
came into otliee, succeeding Mr.
A. K. Smith the former agent.
The state annualh eon; ri but en 1
I for the benefit ami support
of the srna!! remaining f*ott ion of!
a oner powerful tribe now settled
1 I
I iti tins state.
Agent Hayes reeeived from his;
pr-uieecssor $2* ?."'*, ;? balance 1 < ft
after the appropriaI i?>n mndn by
the legislature. His report is,
pur-dv tin ancial. the I ndians received
>0 17.-".* ol the money ami
various other expenses after being
paid left in ins hands lor Hie lis-,
j eal year 12*5.70.
The Indians receive regular
school fund, which amounted this
' fiscal year to $2**0. All of this
was expended with the exception
! of *21*>.'h a balance reported bv
i the agent.?Columbia Record.
Nu-Tu ll?r for Fifty Cent*.
Uuar.?ntor<l tobacco l.at.it cure. makes weak
I men itroog. blood pure. 4oc.ll. All druggist*
I
YOUR CHEAP G]
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I Makes 1hr? fftnrl minrp fir
LKP* ALPAKINO PC. A
cms momfvTin.Ti rr r.-va^njmMHHHUi
liif/rif hi tin fitnet. won Mine.
(.'tirimcr \ miii- wa> summoned
to the I>1 ?<,ivtmi!i M me Tiiur.-dav
to hold an iiujiu-st over the body
??I \\ illinm Mel id vre. enlored.!
who was killed while at work in!
the mine that morning. lie was
working around a dangerou- rock
in t he side f?t" t he oxeavat ion after
having been told by the bo-.*'
not to bnther that rock, but to
work elsewhere, when the rock1
gave way and loll upon his loot.!
throwing him over on hi> back]
aero-;: another rook, so injuring
his spinal eoiutnu that he died m I
Jo minute" afterward. I he vor i
diet of t lie iurv ?.f inline.; was!
'
that he oamo to I?i - math from a
p?ek falling otion him through
his own carelessness.
/ Ver i 'or l.wnt* ?>/ Stw'k.
J.anca It r - stock dealers art1
deterMined liiat the people -hall'
11 a. e | eiit\ o! sfmdv. In l le. - is-1
sue I lent I. Springs ' ? . :?! ad-I
Vilt '"Mil I t! loads lor -.lie.
at 11???i iis t# lir-t M >11 ia> lit
.1.1 . UJ'.t V. ;;!! ! I'! Ijltlli A 1J lull,
are .?'1 v?-rT: aim ;i * ar load that
will arrive if re next Saturday.
TIm'v invite vim ?'i call niul see
their :?iul 1 their price".
< ??
.1 i tropin 'ill Vi'ic I tint! Srtrittt/ j
Mitrhhni
Would lie att e\ci llenl i 'iii ist
m:is jire ent lor vonr daughter.
We have tliC-lii. All guaranteed.
('all ami ?ee them I
l\N i i.neiti-i I't c.. i o.
? .
It'*' lltirr I'll rot.'
A ( 'lirist 111:ilireseiit tur vnnr I
wife.
The New Home sewinsr ma
ehine. The best I ?r the money
on the market K\ery one uuar
ailteed. K\ l KI 'I'll, ('o.
/ 'ox i t i vr A of i?t.
All parties indebted to the iirni
of 11. .1. < ireKory A Co., are re-!
quested to mine forward and set j
tie at Oliee, as our hook keeper,)
Mr. .1. 'A ( itiilor, leave* for
Columbia January 1st, and ailj
notes and recounts must tie set-!
tied hv that time or they v. ill he!
placed in tie h md- of an attorney i
lor eollee'loii. I hIs d"? s not <
mean one hut all.
.'It. \\ . I. < i:I i.oi;v. |
- ? * *
Dr. Hulls Couuli S\ nip W ill Kid
von of a eolil luore quieklv tiianj
a uvol her remedy. I Inii'l let a eold
<zo as !! eotnes: for you mnv rti
datijo'r youi lite I'riee 'Joets.
?< hir o!.| !ri? i , Mi. Small
paid us Jhis u?-is I annual visit
yesterday, lie n * or fail" to come
to see ii- <iin* : twin* a year,,
ami wo .*t ' alw iys jrla l to see,
him. < Mice > year he takes away I
with In in oar outo^raph on an artistic
slip of paper. The moral of.
this is: "(Jo thou (i.e. come) and
do likewise.'' '
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) ROPERIES.
RISE
' 'tiO-76^
JINKING
4 P#WDEIt
;!:cious and wholesome # '
IOEB CO . NFW YORK. I
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? Miss Mm be I W.irc will leave
!' ?l.i-i* home tiiAliweck^ *
?<'ol :imi .Mrs. Springs-will
s|?<?iid CiinsimiiH ut'tJapt^ White's
at Fort Mill.
? Mrs. ('lira ('Ivburn has returned
I'rom an extended visit to
Fort Mill.
? Mr. Will Dunn who is atten
lint: school at ltock Ilill has
coine home to spend the holidays.
i
j ?There will be services in the
i A. iv. 1'. chnreh Sabbath night at
7 "'clock, p. in.
? Wo are requested to state
that the store-" at death Spring
will be elor.ed no Monday.
-- I.ittl" Miss Susie May Cloyd
a*'! m .on ] Christmas with her
.untie at Hoy ki nu
-Mr. and Mrs. J. |{ Anderson
\ ,.iii d relatives in Columbia this
week.
--Cadets S. l\d Creirorv, .1. R.
r.l:i!.< ney. Tom Clyburii. and
Jo in Knitrhl. dl ??l Clettisnn Cola
ill aeli here today to
le! t . <'lit ist mas holidays.
? Mr A. K. Rollings oi Oak|
burst drove up 17" head oi enttle
i Thursday and -old them to !!. M
.Johnson A. < 'o and Henry lias
none north wan! to market tho*"!
? Misses Rosa .Moore and Lil|
ban Stevens are home from Wine
throp for the holidays, as is alsn-?
Mr. Jim Stevens who has beeo
attending ti business school in
Columbia. _>4?
i t i
?i )ur merchants have been on
i lit* tun i!11s wceK. I lie town c
was lull of people yesterday, and
1 !?? merehants had all they eould
wait ??n. The toy stores were
imperially busy, and today will be
tlie busiest of all.
?Supt. Maker of our (traded
-idiool spent Wednesday with
Supt. Hand in the Chester Crr? *
led seluxd. lie says that school
one of the best and tne*'
in 'inly equipped in the Sf/rte,
everyiinji bein?r on a parity with
t heir excellent and well desyjneff
I>nil?liair.
?
i 'nil H f 1/ . i f f ill lire.
The n \' regular meeting of
' !); County Alliance will he hold
hi the <v nrt Iioiho on .January Id,
I V.M? :,r I?? o'clock a. ro.
K. I>. I.ixni.. . I'res.
.1. M. K s ion r,.
'' r V i
( . n? ill hi.i in r < -I si.in. \,j
l .ii i' ' ' i-r.iivis, ( am|\ ' 11 liar* k, $
i ;t \ i ' i'J K< < ; i r ? '. 111. . > '
* tin i r ;iinl driving all imI'llHios
ii hi > i"i . Ili'.'.m In h.i.i at'i
li.iins'i | i| . ''ii' - l'?! i-Ih's. 1>1.ii IrJii .ids,
an 1 j'iii ! mi < omiiN'xinn I?? tiikinp
< I.-- a. ' > i ifii cent-!. All linyyists,
.-.iii.-iai tiiin i;iiai' in.lcod, 10c, 25c, 50c.
A new lot of New
Home sewi/ V
chines on ,
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