Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 22, 1899, Image 2
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! WHOOPING
COUGH
One of the most distressing sights, is
to see a child almost choking with
the dread(\U whooping-cough. Give
the child Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the
fgreatest pulmonary remedy, and relef
will eomo at once, the coughing
spells will re-occur less frequently,
ami, ina few days, the sufferer will be
entirely cured. No other remedy can
boast of so many cures.
HrHnlVe
Cough Syrup
Cures Whooping-Cough quickly.
Doses arc small ami pleasant to take. Doctors
recommend it. l'rice j-, ciik. At nit druRijisU.
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W?tliics(luy, IVliruari Uli, IS'.IO.
Kor The Knterprlse
Km list' In Our Midst Mure to
' l>mul??<l Thau Smallpox.
Its first symptom* are tint
alar^ii:?L'. 1 her patient seen'inu
m billy a little nervous, which a
?mall quantity of whiskv will
* qui^t.. THe patient is trovernei} l<v
. JiiifiWn feeluuts in the treatinent.
INO svniptonis ot (ll*ease !ir? ??pparent
? not to the skillful phvsi
ciati, until more stimulants are
administered, which develops the
P* The male population are
k ^ move ausceptiIde to tlm disease.
while females a re nr?t exem pt. All
* patients^T; not alVected alike
* Some r ?|nire a larger iju mtitv ot
stimulants and longer intervals;
others shorter intervaIs, l.nt less
quantity. The patient determine*
this and administers according to
his judgment, as only the patient
cat) know what, progress the di<
ease is makui^. And like other
C< (diseases, it Js never at a stand
till r but i* making progress
|. - time to de
velop its seriousness. Patients
'-a^o inclined to secrete the habit
>' which lead* to the disease,
not making it known they
ulfer from it ami always
though unfortunately seek the
company of those most susceptible
uto the disease or those who
already have it. The next symp
torn following is a tendency to
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be out jate at might. This stage
is far wofse, tia the tendency (<
bo put. late hours at night increa
es. Then follows loss of memory
and insufficiency to attend to
, business without a stimulant to
brighten the brain, which I
sluggish > and when at thn stage
the patient is attacked t?v anotht
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er spirit of diseased humanity,
i who ransack the pockets and rob
the already impaired memory "f
l( A I /? -- 1 - *- 1 * 1 - * " ' '
me ursi merHioneu victim ot (lisease,
which disease w.?< -hull now
* call drunkenness, a di?ease of (tin.
f,< Hercjftifr poor drunkard
from ir'^fellow cri .itures' disc.i-e
of *5In,* giving t*nv'p.i/.r \ i? 11ni to
^e,,ink a double burden to carry.
,n'' lie sin of drunkenness beget* sin
on 'like the narcotics winch pro-luce
ii
p dr ii)k,inness b"geN a desire for
' f another dose. This is a distinrj
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guishing characteristic of a nar"*
cotic poison which render-i uli
t such Mibstances mockers am! <!e
ceivcro. Viewed in f his' light,
the apostolic teaching is in siri-t
aceoJd with the conclusions ot
ciM.-n- and ex peri, in <v I hej?n f
infosicar.n is di-'ur
that it affects all with whom it
comes in contact, ami those with
whom they are most intimately
associated are most- affected ; and
alas, these are they he owes most
to. If the victim is just entering
manhood, he bruises the heart
and crushes the hopes of the
! mother who so tenderly nursed
! him, thinking he would he her
stall' in old age. Hut instead, lie
: brines her grey hairs and sorrow
land to an early grave. If he has
! a loved one he is laving the foundation
to ruin her happiness. If
a husband, he is blighting the life
of her whom h?? promised to cherish.
If a father?(iml pity the
children of a drunkard !?they
are the diseased litnhs of a dis|
eased tree. Instead of cherishing
his wife he often rurses and tyrani/es
over her.
Drink makes men vicious, and
thev turn from all that was once
pure to them. Such it no longer
genial with them. Would they
1 have wedded a woman who was
so low as to have united her life
with that of a drunkard, when
drunkenness is productive of
more crime than any other sin in
the world?
Where shall we turn to for a
hope of heing delivered from this
leading sin ? 'I'o our lawmakers
;They can only suppress it as other
crimes; to temperance pledges.
Such cannot avail when man has
i heconie a victim to his haser na{ture.
None these can avail
hut little. The true source of
deli \ era nee is t he "Idood of < ! r i -1
i which cliMtiKcs I'roni all gin."
In Mr. Moody's serin* of temperance
sermons, several years
since, in Hoston, lie tells of a
drunkard who \va a father and
hu-hand. lie had tried within
himself to leave nil' drink l?v
promises to hi? wife and temper
ance pledges. He had a father
To years old and a mother so who
praved for him and whose hearts
he acknowledged he had broken,
and. ton, the hearts of his wife
and child. lie would spend everv
cent he made for whisky. lie
was good enough to give them
some; hut the devil had such
power over him that it was impossible
to gave any thins; he con hi
u<o for whisk v. The man said
I he had prayed to (iod to take
away the curse of drink?not
that He might pardon hissing?
and that hn liait f.iiin.l In. nrr/..?
that he ha?l heen praying for ?e|.
H-di motives, lint afterward* he
cave himself, soul. hotly and all
to (Jod ami his appetite for drink
was removetJ.
Mr M ondy tells of another in!
stance where a man had heen
addicted to the use of litjnor for
.".0 year?, had become such n -lave
to it he almost lived upon if He
had tried every means to over
jcome the appetite, hut having
utterly failetl, tie cave himself up
to die a drunk tr?!. with the curse
of i iod upon him. Hut in pa--injt
he was induced to c? into the
meetinc. Mr. Sankev banc.
"What Shall the Ilarve-* l>e'"
followed hv Mr. Montiy with a
powerful - e r hi u Upon "tile love
tif <1(1(1 forever f ?i c f 11 i< . r. (1 e - I i - e< I
drunkard." ! Si" no p d:t v lie
tried to drown cnnvictton* hi
' the win.* nip; t>?11 through the
providence of < i-m1 In' w;t? pre
vented, for he h n| heen fur in hiv
years a child ot prayer A ('hi
tran worker came t t, n hut i
*aid lie could nid < rci roe I
appetite, and could nor lit-coin*a
< lirist ia n and d r i n k 111) nor
Hut i y'lnc man i- uii" to fun
and - tid 1.- h id I " n < veu I r in
the h-j ; < * \ < t ri* { pur.ince fv
bripning all ' (in his np^tite
W,.i. Wi t V ***? , . . Ihat
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I live near God and trust Him daj
j by day, "for if," he says, "he lets
| go tl?e cross, he falls into ths
gutter."
Let our poor victims to drink
j humble themselves to trust (Jod
| for their deliverance from thi*
j disease of sin and all other sins
x x. x.
SO MOKE KA It ROOMS.
A Prominent Minister's Oeleiisi
ol the Governor.
Mit. Loitok : ? i don't know
J what (Jnvornor Ellerbe promisee1
the ed i t or of I he Si at e. We h i \?
heard I>ijt one side and had thai
'given to us in great bitterness am
apparent desperation If Mr. Kl
j lei he promised that lie woiih
, recommend in hi> message Inea
option as to high lieense I an
| glad he ehanged his mind. "A
had promise is better broken that
j kept
The thing now uppermost ii
the minds of all barroom men ii
South ('arnlina is in any wav am
?it any eost to open the saloon
Let all prohibitionists and op
posers ot the dispensary know
ilit) tiliii ? (oirollicr t?n hiiil
lict'it-f" unilin<; 1 *? open llit
salnon, ami opening lift* salooi
f11 :?11^ 'jootlltve to prohibition In
years It* eoine.
Tilt. personal anilM* <tl tilll* ?V
finer l>\ Mime el i lie newspaper
el' our Malt. show* iliai ihev art
lii'otiulil utuler i In* <)(>minion o
lllf purpose to open llie -: I'' ( 111
' it* it -hall eel I In overthrow e
I lie liiulif-t :i111 lioi ll v.
It i< a tli^nirwltil ^lievvim
when 'lif in 'M in eharue *?l *onn
ol our new - j?;i pel's a11> mi rum
jtlfle! v it1111 <*t* ft.ii' rol o! ' lif otii'i
1 ?:trn ?-mi inlliienee ns In en^a^t
in t>|tt'ii aifl pei-nnal vililifalioi
ol tin- irevorner e! our Slate
do not know how this pursuit o
a ij11h I mail has alVected others
I>111 to iiiv mind il i-. in t ho liijrhes
?1? r disgustiiiir I mils) thinl
those mistaken men are driven t?
their unfortunate course in sheet
desperation "I what they know
t>> lie a lost eau>e.
1 am out and <>ut a |>r?ihihii ion
i?i a lei did nit \ ol e lor < k>m Mini
1 Kllcrlir; lint 0119 ol t he class I ha
will lake "lie l>es| to he had mill
prohibit ion can he obtained
I here can lie no ilmil I hut tlia
I lie dispensary M t ^roat improve
inent on tin- only liouor law en i
tried in our State before llu
hitter liai re?l "t this law hv a!
open saloon men ^hnus rk
w Iktc i' vi tin'*. I '! ? )ii>|n' om
'urr will >t mil liv rejoin
nn'itil it inn- nl mir irnwriior
|? I-S :i ? I I r. lilmil |?: till ill,) mil 111! I
I Ini- I i. I II I lirl I
I IIK < IIKSIKII I M l I ON VI11.1.>
sin.ii.
I'll( up Vcsfordaj I nilcr jim Miller
of 1 lie I.S.I (?ti r f. 11
ikMtiiirn i a toxin rriri'
( liosl *('. 'JO.? I ho ' lies
i <*r 'o'loii \| > 'iv ? i-ip vi ]. | (i ? ft
l " I i v in tin- li ii: In"-1 l.nll.-r
l.v fi l' li?* I rii'? <i St:iI?
'>11!"'. Notwitli?hiuiliiis! ilic upsH
||| f? - Wi It ?11! \ $ Jo.OllO ti,?. mil
Will Ix H??'* !v 1 l|o\\ II to 1' I lf.lt I
iii 1 Kli v|ii Mi. - u! < "harlot t.
N i .. ii i 1 ^.o .ti ,Mr, 1 ,f11o
v ;o it 1 - i'i I I'm i- i r u iv t (if in*\i
loirlifvi I iii i< !? *. 'I ih.v i v i Ik* iliir.i
sitii'tii|>l tii vi-li ti.is mil!, :iM11 tin
I nil < |ia nl w i * a mi i |iri vf. 11 i?
liti|ifl t If uf ut !< men wi ! al
on-i fccfi ,i -ij?i111,i11<_ mil! (o fur
n: :t tin* varus lor spinuiiii; (In
"in:-1 n ? I h a!f.
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' SENATOR TILLMAN PROi
TESTS.
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IVhat ho Naya ot this State's
Claim Against Undo Sam.
' I To I lie Ktfitnr of The State.
11 I have just, seen the debate in
''the senate on Saturday on the
resolution to pay 1." percent, attorney's
lee to prosecute South
I Carolina's elniih against the I'ni?
ted Slates, and that the I lenderson
resolution was reconsidered.
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|.l.rn-l .(..HOSI iriir Mil
' Mttorni'V MS absolutely HSldos .
Five hundred dollars would lie
ample roin peiis.il ion to look up
I 1
the laets and prepare the ease so
we eould trot legislative action
' here. No attorney can do any'
thing hut that : the South Car'
, olinu delegation can do all that is
1 possible if furnished with the facts
1: and papers, namely, get congress
I to authorize an adjustment of the
1 j accounts.
H. I\. Tillman.
Washington. I). Feb. 20.
There is no better meilieine fertile
r ; hahies than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 11s pleasant tasteatnl prompt
1 ! ami ell'eetual cores make it a favorite
, with Hint hers ami small chihlren. It
piiekly cures their coughs ami colils,
i preventing pneumonia or other serious
consequences. II also cures croup
! ami ha> lireii used in tens of I housanils
of cases without a >ingle failure so far
as we have heen ,i'?ie to learn. It not
only cores i roup, hilt when given as
s xkiii ? ? i In* eroupy rough appears, will
prevent theatlai k. I n eases of whoop'
ing cough it li<|uities tin* tough mucus,
|- making It easier to expectorate, ami
lessens I he -e \ erit y ami frequency of
~ t he parox y ?iii? of coughing. thus dcpri\ing
t hat di-ea-e ot all dangerous
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Italian Hark l.ost.
N . ileh. ?The
i Italian hark. liarhara I-uijii, Pen
facola. lor (mmum. went a>h(?re cut
i the It M i on I.iltle I'ahama hank.
I Nhe is a tn'.il lo*x. The captain
i ami einhl of the crew have
, arriveil here. Three uf the crew
t wi-ri1 ilrnwneil ami two died from
c the j.-n!t <! exposure t<? the
t: \\ eat her.
r _
rtenaty In 11 lootl Dtfp.
( V.hi 1 ! > >. 1 iih'.hi-i .1 ?ii-Hii *kin. No
|.< nty wi'iimit i' ( i- irH?>,t aiiili ("atliari
an join lilimil .nut k? ?'|? n ? lf.iii. I<>
st i'ii ' i i> " ii' ki/v 1?v?t .imi! ilnvitu; ill itnj
i < 11 i. :. -> t l 'IK tlif i ' ii 11 . I tt 'H 111 111 t l,i j t >
I lianixli | ii in | ilon, I ?I ?, uloli'lion, lilni'kli^ails,
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Columbia Mini Hark From Cuba.
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r 1111 w ii ! 1 it'll.i nil I Iih transmit
S.ila'tiu i lit* lias I akfti 11 i ^ < 11 < 1
r (hhhI inn i_iin wit 11 i he We-tern
I 11 i 111 I i'H'^1 a (ill f 11 til | i.t MY . ??ile
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i 11111 ? < 11 tt 11 \ i) 11 n, w s.
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Tin; i:i:sr sai.yk m the
' world f< r I * r 11 i -1* k , s'orea,
I a * r-. llhi'Utn, IVvar Snr??*.
I attar. ('li;? I'liili
(irta. ; !><! <!1 Skin 1 ir 14p
tluii-, a ml jni?.itiv?dy rum* 1*1
" nr lai | i \ rt ' jii: red. 11 is v u ira n
t ! t<> i' parfoot -iiti-t a tjoii
or m1 nmini. 1'ri' i . ??t .
i par taix.
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V ' I ' ft ' f I ' li'-.- f
t>. I i > ^ rilla I -i ICI.r.
r.i.gy'^ar ir\:sj -i ' i.' Y.M.i?.
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SHEMFF'S SALE.
i
Ntatr of SaiiIIi ('arullnn. roniily^S
of l.aaraRl?>r.
IN VII K COURT OK COMMON KI.KA8.
It. .1. and J. II. Witherspoon as admin- ?
istrators of .1. II. Witherspoon, de- mPf
ceased, plaint ill, against Ajcncs C. ' \
<'askey as administrator of .lames \
l>. ('askey, deceased, K. (?. Hillings v.
? t. al.. defendants.
I) Y v i rt lie of an exeeirt ion I oil (fed in
) my nlliee in t he almve st ated cause,
. the l'.Mli da) of March, ls*!i, I'will sell
at public auct iofi, IN I-IJiiNT OF
ITIIK COURTHOUSE AT I.W< AS- Jf4
I TKK, slate aforesaid, within the legal
hours ol sale, O.N THE I'llJST -MONDAY
IN M A KCII, |S!?!>, next, the
following described real estate, towit:
All that tract of land, in the county
and state aforsssid, containing KOUIt
HUNDRED (-100) ACKKS, more or
less, bounded north by Rear creek,
lands of Wiesenlleld & Co., estate of
Henry Sadler, Harriet Thornwell, estate
of Isaac Thornwell, Minor and
Harvey Crawford and .John Owens,
anil by the tract of 100 acres of land
laid oir on (lie 7th iln.v of January,
1 still, as a homestead to tlit: family of
tho said K. <*. Hillings, deceased, oast
by <>ld Stag?? road and Coil road and
lands of Robert L. Welch, Kmma A.
Miller and .1. Thomas Funderbiirk,
south by .1. Thomas Piinderhurk and
estate of A. .1. Kihler, and west by
T..I. Strait, Krnest Moore and l>. A.
Williams; the said tract being the ^
lands known as the "Killings Place,'*
and being all of said lands except I be
j ion acres laid off as a homestead as
i aforesaid. Also all the interest owned
hv the sain K. (?. Killing" in bis life-^^^^^
time in all that piece, parcel or lot of^HBv
1 land, in the town of Lancaster, in theyS^pp
county and state aforesaid, containing
(INK (I) A <' K K, more or less, bounded QJ
I north by lot of W. T. Witherspoon,
least by White street, sontb by Meeting
I street, and west by Main street; formerly
known as the "David Pilings
J Lot." Levied on and to be soid as the r
property of the said K. ( . Killings, ,
now deceased.
'!'he above described property was
levied upon and will be sold as the
property of l\. Killings, deceased,
to satisfy the execution in t lie above
Mated case.
Term- of sale--CAS1I.
Purchaser to pav for papers.
L. M. i LYKL'RN,
Slieritt Lancaster County.
February 7. Immji.
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NOTICE! ||
rim K several Township Hoards or^
: I Kqiinlizal ion of l he/monty of Lan*
| raster will meet at their usual phtceiJMfc
! of meeting on the tirst Tuesday iit^^P
I March (Tlhdayj for the purpose of
canvassing and equalizing the returns
as taken hy the Auditor of the said
! county of Lancaster.
The said Hoards of each Tow nship
can receive the r> turns when called
! for. y
Kespect fully,
.1 Nth A..COOK, f![
Auditor. Lancaster <'o.
Kelt. 'i_\ I
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Notice by the County ^
fm
Board of Com mis- i
i
sioners.
I)A KTI Ks indi* iduals or firms, i :irc
hereby not filed that the law requires
iliat license be obtained for t
1 ?ale of cart ridges* before .engaging in
l lint business. The law will be
enforced against any one disregarding
Ibis notice and failing lo proejire such
I icense.
M. ( '. < . A I; I?N KK.
Supervisor Lancaster I'o.
.Ian. 2.*), I sun.
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TO EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
\ *(>l It attention is hefehy called to
1 i lie fact that it i- my duty, tinder
t lie law. t<> require \..ii to make returns
' I \oiir actings and doings a*
I . \ecut or>. A 0 in i ii i-I rat ors, t i iiaril inns
and I rn-teiw. The-e returns must tie
tiled witli me during tin1 months of
.1 anil Ir . aild I ebrmii I
r A n l>. .l()\Ks.
f ml of I'rolmt'*.
Jaii i. I
"The Leading Fire Insurance Company ^
ol America." , J
I Mi orjioi ali il < lijirti r l'?rufyUn\ I
MmI
fire i\si rami: iimpim .
or h\i:tfoim>. ionn. ?
< n-li I tf.lt tl ... < t.lHKt.(KH>.Of|
Ml
l.oj-i'-> p'tol over . 77,'ltni,ii'>04jB
er?l othermrotitr rellnhlp
mi's jhhJ Iui?i io"-- titrn *? I
toil to iiih will ri'ri iv?- proiirj aiti'ii- I
t ion.
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