Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 17, 1899, Image 4
Women Should Know It.
Many women suffer untold
agony and misery because the
nature of their disease is not correctly
understood. They have
been led to believe that womb
trouble or female weakness of
some sort is responsible for the
many ills that beset Womankind.
Neuralgia, nervousness, headache,
puffy or dark circles under
the eyes, rheumatism, a dragging
pain or dull ache in the back,
weakness or bearing down sensation,
profuse or scanty supply of
urine with strong odor, frequent
,1, , ....,1.
burning sensation, sediment in it
after standing in bottle or com
in on glass for twenty-four hours,
are signs of kidney and bladder
trouble.
The above symptoms are often
attributed by the patient herself
01 by her physician to female
weakness or womb trouble.
IJence, so many fail to obtain relief,
because tliev are treating,
r.ot the disease itself, but a reflection
of the primary cause,
which is kidney trouble.
In fact, women as well as men
are made miserable with kidney
and bladder trouble and hoth need
the same remedy.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is the
great discovery of tho eminent
kidney and blader specialist, ami
is easy to get at any drug store
for fifty cents or one dollar.
To prove its wonderful merits
you m ?y have a sample bottle and
book telling all about it. both
sent absolutely free by mail.
Kindly mention Lancastkk Knikk
piiisk and send vour address to
Dr. Kilmer & Do., Binghamton,
N. V
WiumDEPlRTlim.
J. F FISH FT Editor.
The Itoimioii.
Mn. Eimtok:?April ! , will
never be forgotten as the day on which
Lee surrendered. May t), lKtV.t, will
long live in the memories of those who
attended the I'nited Confederate Veterans
reunion at Charleston. Shortly
after 111 o'clock the 'u arrived at
Lancaster. One bv < i- thev con
tinned to come until 1.a.caster county
had a very good representation.
Just before leaving t!> ? depot the
"Dixie" Camp was formed in line and
a beautiful banner was presented, in a
few appropriate temarks by Hon. \V.
C. Hough, in behalf of its donor. Miss
Clara Barrett, who is sponsor for
Camp "Dixie." The banner was then
placed in the hands of veteran S. K.
Usher. All then boarded the train and
our journey began. When we reached
Kershaw we were joined by Commander
Jas. V. Welsh of Kershaw Camp,
Col. Hough, Capt. llurnel and others.
After reaching: Charleston the survivors
were formed in line with
instructions to await orders. Soon
Capt. Welsh, Col. Hough and Commander
l'orter returned with orders
logo into camp. The line of march
was formed and some! him? over iivn
miles distant to go. in my surprise
the old veterans could keep tlo< ,-tep
as well as in days gone by. ijuarters
reached each man was given a nice cot,
blanket, fresh water and clean towels.
Next morning we rose early and
marched to a place fitted up as a hotel;
it seated twelve hundred. Here we
were well fed and well treated. This
hotel is in charge of t'apt. White, a
kind hearted, noble veteran. Breakfast
over the line of march was again
began, going to headquarters, for the
purpose of gett ing badges. On .w omit
of the immense crowd, the work was
necessarily slow.
The grand parade was begun at
three o'clock. The veterans of each
State were formed in divisions, each
county to itself. Lancaster's place in
the grand march was our right rcst/.
I.O 'l'l... -
?>?> - n-ii . i inCamp
carried a beautiful banner,
showing Mit* |?i< t iro of a lox, indicuting
the cunning of Cen. Marion
for whom the county was named.
As I lie veterans b*gan to pass in
review, with the sponsors in carriages
the cheering began. A certain beautiful
banner bearing the inscription,
"Dixie Camp Xo. 117Lancaster, S.
<V was the subject of much applause.
In the line of march could be seen
many an old battle Hag shot and torn
to pieces. When Thomson Memorial
Auditorium on Kutledge avenue was
reached, which seated twelve thousand
people, the battle ilags were all
placed together on the rostrums.
Every seat was occupied in the immense
building before the gavel fell |
1 upon t he table.
One could see many old comrades
' shaking hands; and many a greetings
| took place between old soldier friends
who had been separated for years; <
1 while not a few tears trickled down
faces, once full of life, but now grown '
old by lapse of time. (
.fust before the introduction of the j
speaker, while the sweet strains of
"Dixie", that grand old song so dear to
every Southerner was ringing, the f
Commander of ('amp "Dixie" rose and ^
waved their banner, which was followed
by the waving of all the old
battle llags. This brought a cheer
from the thousands of old veterans
that tilled the air. As the applause
died away a beautiful prayer was
otiered by General Capers. Prayer
being over, our commander, General
i Cordon, rose and introduced Gen. Geo.
Morrow as speaker.
These are men whom power could I
not corrupt; whom defeat could not
dishonor. May their names endure
forever.
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I)ixie, S. (/.
May i:t, ISlllt.
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Hlsmark's Iron Nerve , '
i Was the result of Iiits splendid I
i health. Indomitable will and tre|
mendous energy are not round
where Stomach, Liver, Kidnevs
I and Bowels are out of order. If !
1 von want these qualities and the'
j success they bring, use I)r. King's
New Life Bills. They develop;]
j every power of brain and body. .
Only 25c. at Crawfokd Bros'.
I Drug Store. C. J
Closing Exercises of the Kussell ]
PI ace Joint School. i
I.
i The Kussell Place joint school com- (
posed of pupils from Kershaw and j
j i.anrasii'r routines, laugtit oy .Miss ^
i Klla Beattie. had a school breaking on
I last Friday evening. Exercises comj
meiieed at S p. in. and closed at 11 p. (
! hi. das. K. Magill, local trustee, pre- <
sided, and Miss Beattie, the teacher, (
conducted the exercises. The followI
ing programme was performed by the
I pupils assisted by the girls and boys
i of the vicinity: The Holy City; 2 ltd i
ll'salm: The Lord's I'rayer; Nearer |
| My Cod to Thee; Recitation by Filly (
Haile:The old Fove, by Annie Bell; .
The Bobalink Song; The Spinning
Wheel, by Ada Bowers; Summer Fancies;
Skipper Ben, by Souter IVrry; 1
I.ittle Mary's good morning to Cod; i
Beautiful Violets; The Model Exam- }
ination; The Suicide, by Ella Magill; i
The Soldier's Joy; The Doll Drill;
The lioop Drill: Flag of Rainbows; {
The Thirteen Original States; Asthet- I
lie Drill: The Bachelor's Sale; The |
I Voices of Spring: The Rose (Jueen |
I Waltz: Fament of tjniecn Vashti, by
j Ella Magill; Drive the Nail Aright: '
I by Richard Ilaile. The platform or |(
j stage in from of thf? school house was t
carpeted, and beautifully deeorated (
with Spring (lowers and evergreens.
Mr. <i. F. Hammond acted as stage
! manager, music was furnished by the
teacher, a-sistpil by Messrs. Kd. and '
Robert Powers. The instruments used
| were : The Organ, (Juitar and Violin.!,
| In addition to above programme, Mr.
i Oeorge Hell assisted by Messrs. Krnest
| Powers and T. A. Magill (each of '
1 whom were disguised as negroes) gave f
a ludicrous exhibition of religious ex- |
I ercises of negroes. Mr. Hell's text
| was "The Prodigal Son." The colored
|"l>ude" was then acted bv Messrs. *
I Hell and Powers, and ended in a Stag '
dance, which was very amusing. Karh '
participant acted their part so well |
invidious distinction could not justly <
I be made. A pen sketch of the "elos- ,
ing" cannot do justice to the per|
forinance. The teacher and pupils are
complimented by all who witnessed
t lei r performance.
.1 a m ks K. M AO11,1., | (
Magill Postotllce, S. C. j
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Skin Kruptions!
rol? life of joy. Uucklen'a Arnica j
' Salve, cures tliem ; also <)ld, Run
rHmr a li it I
( ii i i? iiu i c ? ' I uui i ii oin, ,
Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, < 'happed:
Hands, Chilblains, Best I'ilo cure '
'on earth Drives out Pains and
> Aches. Only 'J5c. a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Crawford
! Bros., Druggist. 6.
If makos no difference how bad the
wound if you use l>e\Vitt's Witch
Jla/.el Salve; it will quickly heal and
leave no scar. Crawford Bros, d-w-s
DR. WHITSBTT IS OUT.
Resignation Accepted, but Mo
Trouble Brewing.
Louisville, Ky., May 12.?Tl
Southern Baptist convention in
lere last night and organized t
lay by electing ex Govern
Sort hen, of Georgia, president.
The controversy over the Sout
?rn Baptist Theological seniina
vas partly settled last night whi
he resignation of President Wh
iett was accepted, but there
?rospect of further trouble ov
lie choice of his successor.
Dr. Iverloot may succeed hi
md seems to he iti the lead, h
lie students ot the seminary a
practically unanimous and ve
>nargetic in protesting again
Dr. Kerfoot. Several other nam
ire mentioned for the place.
Hearing-Down Pains indicate d
ilaceuient ot ttie Woni'i. Curat
1 u i? k 1 y t?y using Sinimans Squi
i'ine Wine or Tablets.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
<Krom our Krgulnr Correspondent.)
Washington, May 12, 18!
The announcement of Admit
Dewey's early return to the U.
las given the whole country t
Dewev fever. He is want
everywhere, and requests a
pouring into the Navy Depai
itetit that lie be sent here, the
md everywhere. The Paci
mast people are especially tryii
:o have Dewey's plan of returnii
;ia the Suez Canal and the Atla
ic changed ; they wish him
tome to San Francisco, and then
>ast, hv rail. A ronrnaentaticu
ine of the Pacific railroads call
in Secretary Long and stated
lim that if Dewey wou!d|come
San Francisco,his company won
jlace at Mb disposal free of i
harge the finest special tra
hat ever crossed the continent,
sring him to Washington ai
:o ho stopped wherever ho wishc
Secretary Long has expressed
willingness to do everything
lis power to give as many peop
is possible a chance to see t
lero of Manila Bay, but he w
not order Dewey to do anythii
because more than a year a go J A
aiiral Dewey was given full d
:retion as to when and how
hould return home. Ho will s
piaint the Admiral with the 1
piests that have been made ai
illow him to decide whether
will change his plans.
Among the unique honors th
...11 u : ,1 ?.. A-i ? i ? i ?
1 J I un |MH1 IU i\ 11 III I I <11
when he comes to Washingt
will be a moriRter testimonial co
listing of autograph letters
firaise from the President, t
Vice President, all the membc
jf the (Cabinet, nearly every Sen
for and Representative of the It
Congress, prominent State a
municipal officials from* eve
Unto and Territory, and emine
business and professional mi
It will tie a testimonial such
no other man ever received, a
will show the world that A me
cans know how to honor th
heroes, as well as to prodi
them.
Mr. dames Duncan of Ha!
more, Secretary and Treasurer
the Granite ('utters Pnion, w
was one of the several witnes
representing organized lat
heard this week by the Industr
(Commission, poured a broads]
into the P. S. Senate, which
caueu * a place ui reuress ior n
lionairos". He was particula
savage towards the Senate beoai
of its failure to pass the eif
hour bill. While on that subji
\
he said : "It was known that a
majority of the Senate and of the
re committee in charge were for the
bill. Still it was never brought
to a vote. I only mention this as
lie an illustration of my complaint
et that the interests of the million0
aires are protected in the Senate."
or The commission is now endeavoring
to got some information retail
tive to trusts, from witnesses connected
with them. Nothing has
r,N yet been brought out that was not
" already well known to all intelli
'*' gent newspaper readers, and,
,s judging from the experience of
er similar investigations conducted
by the authorities of several
m States, it is very doubtful whethi,t
er anything will bo brought out
re that the trusts wish to keep
ry secret.
It is evident that neither of the
ist
other candidates for Speaker of
08 I
I the Ilouse believes the rumors
that Representative Sherman, of
N. Y? js to get the support of the
'?" administration. Col. Henderson,
jle , '
iw of Iowu,Jwho has been in Washington
for ten days left for home
this week, declaring that he considers
his chance for election excellent,
and friends of Mr. Hopkins,
of III., who has not been to
Washington since his candidacy
was announced, have received
letters from him saying, that he
'ie is greatly encouraged by reason
of many otl'eis of support which
re have come to him. There havt
r*' i been almost, if not quite enough
ro members of the House in Washingtou
since the Speakership
nK campaign opened to nominate
llK the winner, if they all supported
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| uiio |iintu. Dill III try UU IlDt 2111
*? support one man. In fact, a nuce
jority of ihom have not declared
0 any preference at alt, some sayp
; inn that they had not decided,
i and others that they preferred to
caucus with their State delegatious
to fcseo if they could not
ii
1 agree to vote solidly. Mr. Sherln
man has sent word that he h
f? coming to Washington, and it is
ad
: Beware of
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jie Inferior washing powders said to be just
jj jood as
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rhcy are not?there is nothing so good
u j the genuine GOLD DUST for all cleanii
; about the house. Ask for GOLD DU&
! and insist on getting it. Made only by
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wl I . .. . .. CJIillton, Butler,
nQ I I.4IN W ? I liYAN inwn, Money, 1
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TI- I little, !; v ]>r. V.?* l>yko, Hon. (!hai*. Francis Ada
j (!nr'l Si htH*. Htm'l Ocmipera, Presi Am. Fed of 1
on* '1 ?M '. MM'N Ol IWUCCIi
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ICO | l.rtiit.rii! lii'iuiMiu .|"iioin i iiiitu.l, "1IIK
of tW?- r?ii!od Stnt wm, rim Decimation of ln<lo|>ei
Hop'iiilit' ie Idiii'lixl down io nit t?y our Fat horn.
lti- THE CCSPiiL OF A H1CHER CIVII
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HU i? pri iiiviy ;IIUHI rafj?;vii)K beautiful h
trH- iiot-*. 4)*o ncenoi of thrilling interest,
apo J Nothing li*? it liufore iittoinptft'l ii
li/'.<nnot ?? bought at nook stv?re*. it cannot I
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l(lo 1'!AV, O' TI'IT IH I'KFl!. Wo rnnl
{ Out lit. 'a *h tilnnlvH, etc . but n* one h Outfit coni*
lit) Rffiti aIio woul'l impOHo upon un by m
mete'; <? ? ?)f i'llo curioNlty, wo rtiquire thn npj
vjl | to -?il 1 .'V to enter |M^tAk'? ami trapping,
111" j wfi lp? ?>I Hint order for 10 book*.
r 1 V 1 Ih**t < *lut I; Hindiiitf
J ' Boet Half ItuiMia Binding, with mnrblod
; Host Full KutMirt Hireling, with gold edges..
'ht THE INDEPENDENCE
ect FRANKLIN BUI
|Cseests, snd Trsde-Mark btalned. and all Fat J L
i ient business conducted for modcratc Fees. 4 *
<'Our Orrice is nppqpiTe U. S. Patcnt Orrice j
11 and we can secu.e p^enl iu less lime thau those \
i remote from Washington. 4
! Send model, diswiog or photo., with descrlp *
jHon. We "dvlse, If patentable or not, free of J
{charge. Cur fee not due till patent Is secured. <
* A P AStPHteT, "How toOb'ain Patents," with j
(cost of same in the U. S. anu foreign countries 1
5 sent free. Address, a '
;C.A?SMOW&.Cf>.;
> Ore. P?TtST Orrce, Washington. L f . {
presumed that lie intends to open
headquarters.
In administration circles the
beet question is regarded as having
been closed by the report of
the Court of Inquiry, although it
is doubtful whether there is a sin
gle ollicial who approves the entire
report. The beef men have
been trying to get Gen. Miles
punished, but nothing is likely
to come of it, because the general
feeling is that the beef men got
more than was coming to thein
in the report. 'I here is also some ?,
talk about a Congressional inves- \
tigation. but so far it has not been
taken up by men whoso influence
is Ruffcient to cause it to he seriously
considered. Conservative '
uieu do not believe that anything
good can be accomplished by
keeping the mess stirred up, andwould
like to see it lpft alone.
While the ent're report, pleasod
nobody, it is of such a nature that
it did not greatly anger anybody,
except Eagan, anil he isn't getting
much sympathy wasted on him
just now
.1. T. Keesp, Modno, S. C? writes:
Have used I?r M. a. Simmons Liver
Medicine 12 years. Cured me of Indigestion
and my wifeofSiek l!eailnc|ie.
Think it worth four times as much as
cither Zcilieii's or ltlack llraucht I
IIStMl.
IJravo Joe Wheeler.
Chattanooga, Tenn., May 1?
General Wheeler, who is with the
river anil harboreoinmittee, imlig A
nantly denies that he was snub
bed at Charle>ton. On the contrary
ho says: '?I was never more
royally entertained, both by citizens
and veterans in tnv entire
life."
Imitations! '
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Uiwon. l)?nirl. -"A l*"*
MrLmirin, till* __ . _
rumer. Toller, Hon. Ankiikw Carnkoik.
V. Towne, Hon. Atllni E. Htavennon, K?.Secretary ('arms,
1'rof. liavid S'.urr Jordan, Uen'l Weaver, Hon.
L.al?or. unit others.
UISM AN(1 ABSOLUTISM DENOUNCED.
C>v>/^ .l/ i.V'v LOAP," and opposed to the Constitution
ndtmctf, and all the most ?ucred doctrines of our
LIZATION AND BROADER LIBERTY.
ON THE M IIJECT.
WANTED.
ulf-tone portrait* of Mr. llryan and the other conshowing
the exact condition* and customs in the
n hook-txiblishiiitf A Tory bonanza for amenta.
>? furntehed l>y any other house. We ere the sole
ivo hook, bountiful now type.
?r HTiiorntinp to GO books et one time, when cash
ko no chnr^H forrthe elegant, complete Prospectus
u* a lot of inouey. in order to protect ourselves
indiiiK for Outflt with no intention of work: .iff, bat
>lirant, u? m guarantee of food I'alth on hie part,
title amount ta be refunded to agent upon our
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