Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 26, 1899, Image 4
Regardless Of Age.
The kidneys are responsible lor
more sickness. sulTeriug, and
deaths than any other organs of
the body.
A majority of the ills afflicting
people to day is traceable to kidney
trouble. It prevades all
classes of society, in all-climates,
regardless of age, sex or conditions.
The symptoms of kidney trouble
are unmistakab'e, such as
rheumatism, neuralgia, sleepless
ness. p.iu or dull ache in the
back, a desire to urinate often
day or night, profuse or scanty
supply.
Uric acid, or brick dust deposit
in urine are signs of clogged kid
reyp, causing poiseneu mum infilled
blood. Sometimes the heart
acts badly, and tube casts (wast
inn of the kidneys) are found in
the urine, which if neglected will
t result in Bright's Disease, the
most dangerous form of kidney
trouble.
All these symptoms and conditions
are promptly removed under
he influences of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root. It has a world wide
reputation for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases.
No one need tie long without
it hi it is so easy to get at any
drug store at tifty cents or one
dollar. You c i n have a sample
bottle of this wonderful discovers',
Swamp-Root, and a book
telling ?ll about it, both sent to
you absolutely free bv mail. Send
your address to Dr. Kilmer A Co.,
Bingham ton, N. Y. and kindly
mention that you read this liber
al ofTer in the Lancastkk Entkr
pkisk. 0
Mm DEPARTMENT.
J. F. FISH FT Editor.
Capture of a Itfiml Tiger.
Frank Watts, colored, who lives
.i.~ v..... /M.lf ,.r fi,Q
All llio WU I Ott.lVMI ??| llic
county, whs arrested by Constable
W. G. Moore, for violating the
dippensary law Friday night last.
A jug containig whiskey was aUo
captured. For aom" 'ime Watts
had been suspected t running a
blind tiger, and on the uight above
mentioned he was caught in the
act. He was brought here and
placed in jail to await trial.
Don't think you can cure that slight
attack of Dyspepsia by dieting, or that
it will cure itself. Kodol Dyspepsia
cure will cure it; it "digests what you
eat" and restores the digestive organs
to health. Crawford tiros. J-w-s
Death of Mr.*. FJizabeth Fletcher.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher, wife:
of Mr. John S. Fletcher, died at
their home in Kershaw last Friday
morning, 21st inst., of heart I
disease, after a lingering illness
of several months. Mrs. Fletcher j
was about seventy years of age. I
She was born in Kershaw county,!
near Flat Rock, Where she spent !
il. l_i_ _r i l:r_ ....4:1
tile wnuie ui tier in? uiuii hue
moved with her husband to Kershaw
about two yeari ago. She had
been a member of the Baptist
church fifty years lacking just
three months and lias lived a life
of useful Christian service during
that time. She was married twice
and leaves surviving besides her
husband four children, Mr. J. K.
Caskins child of her first marriage,
and .Mrs. W. M. (Jay, and Messrs. j
David 11. and Walter B. Fletcher,!
children of the last marriage. The J
Era joins the many friends of the
family in profound sympathy in1
the loss of their loved one.?F.ra,
April 25.
By allowing the accumulations in
the bowels to remain, the entire system
is poisoned. I ?e Witt's bit tie Karly .
Jtisers regulate the bowels. Try them j
and you will always use them. Crawford
Bros. d-w-s
Dr. Hull's Couuli Syrup stops j
that tickling in the throat. This
reliable remedy allays at once
irritations of the throat, sore
throat, hoarseness and other bronchial
affections.
V
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Shiny I en and Flooring.
I have for sale 100,000 No. ]
sawed, long loaf pine shingles
and 1 al8o,take orders for flooring
and celling. (Jail and see me, of
fice at S. (J. <fe Ga.,Railroad Depot
I. W. MOOUK.
4t April 4.
If yon have piles, cure them. Nt
use undergoing horrible operations
that simply remove the results of th(
disease without disturbing the disease
itself. Place your confidence in DeWitt's
Witch llazel Salve. It has
never failed to cure others; it will nol
fail to cure you. Crawford Bros, dws
? Mrs. Dr. M. W. White lefl
yesterday on a visit to her mother
i Mrs. Draffin, at Riverside, Lan
caster county.? Vorkville Enqui
rer. April 22d.
Shorten the time of Confinement
Strengthen Mother and Supply Breast
Milk for Child by using Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets,
pleasant to take; it tastes pood
? A telegram was received here
I Monday by Mr. W. H. Burns, Ecq.,
i from his son, W. II. Burns. ,Ir., of
J Greenville, stating that his little
son Freddie had died that mornI
ing of congestion o< the stomache,
I derangements of Mensrual Functions
produce Miscarriage. Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets correct
the derangements.
| For the Knterpnsc.
A New Industrial School lor Colored
People.
The Lancaster Normal and In
dustrial Institution for colored
youth, a chartered and fixed
school, will pot on a new gar
tnent. Livington College boasts
of her Stanford Hall. Hunting
ton Hall, I)odds Hall, but friends
of the Normal and Industrial Institute
of Lancaster will he proud
nf fttir noir ^Slftrlntr^c T vwlncf rial
Ilall."
Col. Springs is one of the lead
ing business men in tho South.
In an interview with Hishop Clin
ton, he kindly consented that our
no A' school building should bear
his name. Col. Springs is strictly
a business man and wotrld only
allow his name to be associated
with men or enterprises that
mean business, (iod helping wc
hope this will prove one of the
most profitable investments ever
made bv the honored gentleman,
that of lifting up a down trodden
race struggling to make of them
sol vps wort hv and rcsnccfnhlc pit.
i/.ens.
This is the only means by
which we can assure J he safety,
prosperity, and happiness of our
community. The negro must be
trained to better habits of Ihrif,
honesty, and economy. Too many
ol the rare are thoughtless and
improvident. Too many content
themselves with low things, and
thus bringing upon us criticisms
that could have been avoided.
For a generation many of our
race have been educated the
wrong way. Some thought that
Mil LIONS GIVEN AWAY.
It is certainly gratiiyfng to the
|JUijih; HI MIU HI uur uunrci u 1 11
the land who are not afraid to he
generous to the needy and suffering.
The proprietors of Dr. King'?
New Discovery for (Consumption,
(Coughs and (Colds, have given
away over fen million trial bottler
of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has
absolutely cured thousands of
hopeless cases. Asthma. Bronchitis,
Hoarseness and all diseases of
the Throat, Chest, and Lungs are
surely cured by it. (Call on (Crawford
Bros. Druggist, and geta free
trial bottle. Regular size50c. and
$1. Every bottle guaranteed, 01
price refunded. 3
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%
education mount getting nwa
[ from work. We were largely ec
, ucated from the top down. W
have discovered our folly an
now we are turning back. W
find that education means worl
not rest; and this has given ris
to the establishment of industrii
schools for colored people. The
, must be taught to labor inte
' ligently. It is better to have
farmer that understands the so
, and how to take a barren hill (
? field and bring it up. It is be
ter to have a good cook than I
f have one that must be directe
1 all the time. There is more tha
/
one kind of bread to cook. Thei
are cooks that cannot take charj.
wi a >\ 11 uiit'ii ui jHfpurtr uiimtT U
an intelligent guest without son:
t one to put out and direct. Thei
' are nurses that are not properl
trained to lake care of childrei
Tlie nurse should know the in
' portance of speaking correctl
; before children, how to care ft
the health of the child, and sonx
1 thing to do in case ol emergency
Now the object of our school is t
train along these lines as well i
training men and women IV
1 teachers and preachers. \V
shall strive to honor the name <
our new building. We want
big farm and work shop, and
large cooking department so tin
we can train our young people t
trades, where they can learn ho
' to win an honest living. \V
' shall assure Col. Springs that tli
class of young people going 01
' (pom out* cplionf tliiill c)loU' ciirt
of marked improvement.
' With such substantial suppoi
as lias come from our honore
' Bishop, I. 0. Clinton, who guv
$100.00 for our school, folk)win
this with the name and encourag*
ment of Col. Springs, who will I
the next man to reach out a helj
ing hand. M. D. Lbk, Prin.
J. I). Bridge, editor and proprietc
of The Democrat, Lancaster, N. I:
says: "I would not be without Or
Minute Cough Cure for my boy, whe
troubled with a cough or cold. It
' the best remedy for croup I ever used
Crawfoid Bros. d-w-s
MISTRIAL RESULTED.
The Lake City Case Ends. Judf
Again Sheds Tears.
Charleston, April 22.?At 10
o'clock this morning the jury i
! the case of the Lake City lynchin
i reported its inability to reach
verdict. The jury was out i
i hours.
In dismissing the jury Judg
Hrawley was again moved to teai
as he referred to the crime. 11
i case goes over to the next term <
court for retrial.
It is understood that the jur
| stood live for conviction an
j seven tor acquittal when the la
effort was made to reach a ve
diet. When the first ballot wi
j taken the jurors were evenly d
! vwlail I ulur tlmv utnuil 7 tn
' for conviction, ami then two me
I changed to the side of the prii
I oners.
Judge Bruwley delivered a
impressive address to the juroi
, alter hearing their announceinen
1 During the course of it he crit
( cised lynohings most severe!
He said officials who appoink
, Baker postmaster could not t
, cape a share of the responsibilil
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY
i The busiest and mightiest lift
- - i~ - n
tmng tnat over WHS inmiH in i<
King's Now Life Pills. Kvery pi
r is a sugar-coated globule of healt
i (hat changes weakness in
strength, listlessness into energ
i brain-fag into mental powe
I They're wonderful in bui'ding i
? the health. Only 25c. per bo
. Sold by Crawford Broa. Drugist.
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y for the fearful crime that had
I been committed.
Continuing, he coinmeuted up
. on the increase in instances of
mob violence that had become
e conspicious during the last 40
years, and he urged upon the
ie jurors to go to their homes and to
,] impress upon the people of South
v Carolina the necessity of putting
a stop to terrible crimes 6ueh as
that committed at Like City.
a The white people of the State, he
il said, now had tho control of at
faiis absolutely in their hands,
j and continued instances of mob
law would te an everlasting re
proach to them.
The prisoners were notified
n that they would all have to give
*e new bonds and that the case
re against them had been placed on
the docket for trial at the next
)f
term of the United States circuit
Ie court.
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y RED HOT FROM THE GUN
Was the hall that hit (J. H.
i- Steadman of Newark, Mich., in
v the Civil War. It caused horrible
Ulcers that no treatment helped
for 20 yearn* Then Buoklen's Ar
3 nica Salve cured him. Cures (Juts,
f. Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons.
0 Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best. Pile
cure on earth. 25c. a box. (Jure
guaranteea. noia Dy Urawtorri
>r Bros. Druggist. 3.
For the Enierprlso.
a Dwiglit Items.
. Dwioiit, April 24, 1S90.
o The rain has held up, and the
w farmers are pushing their work
e with much energy, though com
ie plaining, some of the ground
it being dry and hard,
is There has been considerable
planting done in this neighborrt
hood, and planting and putting
d out fertilizers is still the order of
e the day.
ig Your correspondent, of a week
3 or two ago, was correct in conjec>e
ture as to the hustling time that
p- would exist in Dwight when the
rain held up. The following in-i
a. . ii it * i i
ciueui win prove m?i ne Knew
jr something of tlio spirit ami inie
dustry of the Dwight farmers,
P and that ho foresaw the hustling
time that was fast approaching.
Mr. W., one of our prominent
farmers, a few days employed
several hands to aid him
fe in plowing and putting out fertilizers,
and to guard against a
possible hindrance, he took a
I ami cAmo I lirno/1 1 n t lm
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n field with him, to patch is sack,
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if, perchance, there should come
>4 a hole in it.
So they proceeded with their
,e work, and as is usually the case,
rs J '
ie the Acid Phosphate possessed the
of property of powerfully effecting
his sack, and after a short time
y
his sack tore, when he promptly
st patched it and proceeded as
r* before. After coming in holes
" several times successively and
5 being as many times patched, the
n thread gave out. After a short
'* while the sack bursted again. For
? a moment there was considerable
rs perplexity. One of the plow
t. hands, being about up with the
!* covering of the guano, taking in
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(lie sitii;ilion, loosed his mule
from I lie plow, jumped upon his
hack, and, jn great haste, started
to the house, which was about
400 yards awav, tor another sack.
But Mr. W. fully appreciating the
value of time, and whose prolific
and inventive brain was sufficient
for fhe emergency, was unwilling
for his work lo thus stand until
his hand could return with the
sack ; so, hurriedly taking oil' his
outer shirt and tearing it a little
... oi.tn ... fi. ^ .. ... p. w,/?.
lie tied the sleeves around his
waist and, using it apron fashion, A
taking the other end, together
with his horn in one hand and
handling the guano with the
other, proceeded as if his new
apparatus was the most ordinary
arrangement. A few minutes
later his hand returned with another
sack and insisted on him
using it instead of his shirt. But
Mr. W. was unwilling to consume
time making unnecessary changes.
and replied to him, 4vC?o
along, go along with your sack !
1 don't need any sack ! And you
had better been herd covering
t his guano 1"
The girls may look for our
young irieml Mr. P. now at any
time. He has been staying at
home for the last three weeks
waning nn ms nair to grow. isui i
we think it is getting about long A
enough lor him to venture out,
and predict that he will make up J
for lost time by making his calls
longer and more often. '
Well, Mr. Editor, the peach
and blackberry crop will be a
failure in this vicinity, hut the
prospect for apples, cherries and
plums is good. The small grain
rop is looking fairly promising
ind spring chickens are beginning
fo hatch. So we, with these prospects
before us, have abundant
reason to he grateful, gay and
happy still. Aliknus.
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7 W 1J III ifl cured at home with
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pw h. m wooLLti cn.
fdoJw HiiaiuaV b<. othca. 104 North I'ryor Ht
I>r. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicni
Clears the Complexion, gives Runyancy
to the Mind, cures Headache, Regulates
Stomach, Howels and Liver.
Nrir Secret Remedy Absolutely I'nknown to the
profc--ion IVrmunrnl Currn in 1 !i to XS <lay* Wo ^R|
refund money If ?! !?> not nr.- Vou I'?n lx> trrttrdtl
hnmefortho?am?priie MU9| anil the name guaraa- DR
(rial with tlioao >>(> I B | prcfcrtocuuw hero wo
will contract to cure I them or pay expense of
coining. rtllrunt
hotel B^T|n^Ta|2n hills, and
Make no M as? HI BID J PI Charge, It
wo to|HlaaDMlsiMHB|ourc.
ynn hsve tasi-n nier. KJ Irur;, Iwllilr |?l?li ind
still liaro aches and pains. Mucous I'atehre
In mouth, Sore Throat, I'lmples.C'eppcr.t'olor*
ad Hunts, I ler ra on any ILz^D partof the body Italror
Kftsrnwa falling out, a J| t la this Primary,
Meeuudury or Tertlury g ? g lilood I'olsoii that wo
guarantee to euro We III solicit the most obatia.
ate cases and ihsllmsrVMB ilie world for a rase we
ruun.it rare. Tins ill* lease has always haHed
the skill of the most 1 k Icislsrnt phrslelaa*.
for many years we have UBsaimadc a stscuilty of
treating tins iliscaso with our CYl'lllLI.NK and we
hare d'.oo.nnn capital U-hlnd our une'xulltloaal
rusramv Wntcuslor I Oil.page bonk and absolute
, roots. Address KKnKIIV CO.,
I 4t?H Manonle Temple, Chicago. Illtnola.
Used during Expectancy, Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets cheer
and Strengthen Mother, Shorten Labor
ami Rob Confinement of its Terrors. <
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Afternoon Train.)
samples of his Stock.
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Buckles, Shirt Waist Sets with Pins In Plato
covo Buttons.
as Uusual.
TorU and Jewelry Jobs. AH of which will Look
timed.
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