Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 14, 1899, Image 7
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? For five year* my husband
In our city pronounced the cas'
^ mouth and throat. The jugi
^ eaten away, the palate and ton
the outside of the throat. Afl
4 Sarsaparilla. lie had to take
^ to swallow. Now, after years
^ health, and he is able to work
^ allotted by the loss of tongue
4
a rss
UUI ot
^ " For seven years I suffered
J ^ shoulder and arm. F.very nie.
p[ a good physician who tried in
^ Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 1 immed
^ bottles of this remedy the sere
^ * I was a crrpat snffprpr from
^ 1 twelve months. Not one of th
medicines I took, did roe any \
. | live. One of niy physicians in
^ Using eight bottles 1 am now |:
1 CE
\ the wor
^ ^ - For many years Aycr's Sai
. dies used in ihe 1 lome for Litt
''. in eliminating humors front th<
ft/ especially scrofula and other si
^ t>upt. N. i:.
I
L Dr. Aycr's Pills arc sp<
^ Sarsaparilla. They pron
^ bowels, and stomach in ^
I AIAIA
. THE BEST MEAT {fTJ?
\ \ui MARKET AFFORDS I HE scribcr.
>j Is the kind we keep for our customers, j ftflC
If Call, or send, for a nice i itb^ ^
** * -? liOAST OI^'STKAK Bta
Of either Ileef or 'fork." None but j
stall-fed cattle used. We also handle
country produce. eals served any 3: A Li
hour in the day at our restaurant. :? A ,rm. b
S. 'I'llOS. ItLACKllOX. glMhiuni;<
fit. 'Phone No. fill.
;S agcn
^??? ?? g Stylish
y Executor's Notice.
yc(
rpo A I.I. who may hold any claims RA
_L acainsl the estate of JOHN S. j ^ "
rHUXToN. deceased: Will present j
same ti> the undersigned. properly rer- j | l*ll I
t ilied ; ami all w no owe i In* estate, will j " P""""'"
I ' settle same, as the claims fall due, 5
\ W. L. CKOXTON', Kxeeiitor. S ?"!*.'?/!
Kershaw, 8. C. j io?n,
V June (J, '!><. , wtft. ;? THI
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^"Chas. D. Jones, mwfm
ATTORNEY AT LAW, . Attention! Pi
LANCA8TKK.S. . milK nitre.
Office in the Courthouse. Will _L of Cams
practice In all the Courts. Prompt tunnel at <
attention will be given all business their respect
entrusted. Collections a specialty. theiMthinst
f ' V pose of nom
\ ' several dislr
^ To relieve Hick Stomach during ensuing two
, Pregnancy, Tone up the System ami
give Courage for the Ordeal, take Sim- Cou
uions Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Lancaster,
I
* 4 + ft
m
. I
suffered from scrofula. The best physicians .
i incurable. Sores appeared, eating into the
ular vein was exposed, the tongue entirely
sils eaten out, atul there was a large sore on
!er everything else had failed, he tried Ayer's
it through a tube, as his throat was too sore
of terrible suffering, he is fully restored to
every day, although his speech is greatly
and palate." j
Mrs. E. L. FOSTER, Wilmington, Del. I
r
with that terrible scourge scrofula in my
ans of cure was tried without success. I had
every way to help me. I was told to take ^
iately began its use, and after taking seven
>fula was entirely cured."
Mrs. J. A. GENTLE, Fort Fairfield, Mo.
scrofula, being unable to do any work for
le doctors who attended me, nor any of the
jood. My friends supposed that I could not
duced me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After
lerfectly well."
URGE TOWNSEND, French Camp, Miss.
st forms of
rsanarilla. ha* lirrn nn<? r?f tV>^ rnncHnt 'nm*.
le Wanderers, and we have found it valuable ^
; blood which seem to have been inherited, 4
kin diseases." (Rev). 11. A. COOPKR, ^
Home for Little Wanderers, lioston, Mass. 4
4
4
cially adapted for use with Ayer's *4
note digestion and keep the liver,
ood working order. ^
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n (flection) to evrrv bub- n-f inJ ir.?inry if do net "Mirp. You ran l>o treat
Only 50 cents a year. S home for tlio?*a?ne prnu UHH and th* namo gm
J 3T m He ; with ttioNo who I ^ 1 |>ref? r lo come he
^ will rontmet to cure 1 jfl tliein or pay cxpev
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il/iuo .II.IU.UIIII.. -: gnaruiilee tocuro We IVIwollcit the nioft ot
rwmifiil rolorni nlttrw ; |>imi 3- < "? ? iuhI challrncrMBM llic world for urwi
.mMmkiv r onoroiew ; fancy 5 '""".,1 rp; .J"'" di? |ra?> lm? alway* hi
trhold hiim ; (icl. n, etc M,t>. 3; !h'" "kl11 ,hr' " "*? I a j ' m I n ? n t pliy.lr
At >,r t.-,.d ?.< I., r Inrsi Clio 2- k.T many ?i?r? waliatg k^i iiiml>' .? H|..,ialt
it waned Vend lo?tcrmi tfcaUn* linn .lint-awe with our i \ I'll ILK N h -n
I* wanted herd lor term* |.?v? ?r,ot?.0?? capital behind our un.-or..l.t
, Reliable, Simple, Up-to 2* ituarantee. Wutouafot I OO.^nfr hook and ub?
onomical ami Absolutely prWW. Addrea* < ooK It F*1 K > V 4I d
*ittni|f 1'ap i Pattern*. 2*
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or by mail from
3 Mrr A I I rfl ? J Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all I'
.a lilCvALL VpAJ., Sp Jenj businessconducted for Moornatc Frcs
w.il I 4lh si., New York. (ouh Ornct is Oppqairt U. S. Patint O'r
mWW.V.V.W.WVA'WNTO|g i i,"?V wihllK.'" ""
J Send model, diuwing or photo., with desct
1 atlon. Wer?lvlse, if patentable or not, free
r r. ? ? , ScharRe. (jjt fee not due till patent is secure
itrons of Pnblic Schools, s AK*M?HLtTI,;iiowtoohi.inp.tcnt?!.,v
J cost of kk'iic ill the U. d. and l^rci^u couuti
4 sent Irce. AiMrrss,
in of till- public Schools * a ftl f\\A? Ji, /O f*
ister county are requested t\**mr-\a wIa\^ww
oiiMUiicnl points within t Ore. P?unt Ofr,ct, W?*minctoh, i. <
ive districts on Saturday, ?????*v.
a' J o'clock, for the purlimiting
trustees for their
icts, to serve for the next ... . . *A | DC V
years. | many thousand c
J. II. TIIOM I'SON, called hnpeleK*. In
?<> ?"P'. >' M?c?on. T^JX'JS^^&nvXSSSR
S. C., June 0th, 1-U. U S. GKXKI'S SONf, Bos K, Atlanta
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| | EDUCATED FARMERS.
4 Whatever stimulates thought, >
other things being equal, induces c
thrift, says The Southern barm j!
Magazine. An unthinking farm- j
er cannot be prosperous; because t
, without thought there can tie no *2
j method, and without method *
I I there can bo no success on the ^
I farm. Heading suggests subjects j
of thought, and this, added to the J v
I practical skill of the farmer, often a
produces valuable results, ltisjj
I only the uneducated and those j ?
< I w h<> do not read that decry agri-jf
I 'cultural journals and agricultural L
works, and, of course, are igno- H
I , rant of what they condemn. Theiri,
I judgment tn the matter is worth!
I nothing, because it does not rest v
1 upon competent knowledge. !f
I i A farmer is often successful }l
| though he nmv not read. but. it i
i I ' I
111 ties not lollow that he does not',
think. Such an one might
been still more successful had his K
horizon of thong it been enlarge.1 ! j
by a systematic course of reading. K
Kverv man feels instinctively ,
i 1
that, the greater the amount ot f
knowledge lie can hring to hear If
on his business the greater will t
tie his success, provided the same : ^
e\ertion is used in the one c:t?e|t
' as i(i the other. It is ah-urd to!,
say that it is a disadvantage to
' one's business to learn all he can 1 ,
about his business, and yet there |
are many persons who maintain | j
I that reading about farming is of I (
I ' no profit, though the same person 1
will ask and follow the advice of i
' competent farmers in their neigh-j i
^ borhoods. Then, in other words, i
according to them, the advice is i
' SOUTHERN RAILWAY. T
^ Central Tlmf) Hrtwcfii^ olitinhm and Jiut!; ouvillr.
l asicru Time Co*
I lumhiu and Oilier Point*.
1 . Effective May 3. 1SSW.' ,
. ~ ~ No. M No. au .
I -Northbound. ,, .. .. J
" I biil.v. I buly.
. Lt. J'rillo. F.C.AP.Ky 8 20 n 8 imp 1
' " SnvHnnnh 12l$5p| 12 US' p ,
Ar. Columbia 4 3sp' 4 45a '
l.v. Chnrloaton, so. Ky 7 00 n 5 Hup (
ir. Columbia.. . .11 00 u 10 10i> .
l.v. Augusta, So. ICy.. - 4 > p, M:??p
" ( ininitovillo . 3 Wtp 10 15 p j
" A ikon | 2 50 p
" 'I'miton 2 3op! 11 00 p |
" Johnstons. j U 4'.' p| 11 'At p
Ar. Cnlunihinl'n. flt'p'L ... 5 20p 2 10 a j
l.v O.l'l.ln Hlnmrg at 5 45 p f> 55 a
" Winnslmro tl 3Sp O50a |
" Chester 7 20 p 7 37 a
" Hook Hill 7 58 p 8 11a I
Ar. Charlo.te... H 45 i>| 0 15a
" Danville 12 55 a | 1 22 p
Ar. Kiohmond ( '1 00 a| ti 25p '
Ar. Washington 7 55:?i 0 05p '
" Halt mi.no I'a. It. K | 0 12a 11 25p i
" Philadelphia 11 35 nj 2 5tl a
" Now VnrU .. | 2 03 p; 0 23 a |
Southbound. No .'CI No. 33 i
Daily. I tally. ]
i l.v New Y .tl .Pa It K 3 410pi 1215nt
I " Philadelphia | 5 34 pi 3 5? a I i
" Baltimore { 7 55p| 6 22 a I
l.v. Wash'ton, So. Ky 0 2up| 11 15a (
MKa> | l.v. Rlehtnond ! U OOpl 12 01m | j
w? I Lv. I)anville I 4 15 a! f.irip '
loil at I 1 _ .
I " <'harlntte I b 15a lOAtpl.
iHoi.r I " Hook Hill I PO.'a1 11 lOp
r..?.l " Chester 0 35 a II 43 p j
atiJ " Winiislioro. ' 10 21 u 12 8.'a
go.it Ar Col l.ia Hland'ir st ' 11 25a. 1 37 a
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Iror I -*r- AiU?n I "<J l">]> '
? *J I " l-iraniteville a U7 pI 7 07 a
?t ?o I " Augusta I :> 45 p fi Oo a ,
m'ITo ^,v- OnlnmSaj s?. Ky. . I"a Mipl rt 4">a !
nfflrd ' Ar l.'htir leilon h IT t> II w?a I I
last- I ????? ??? 1 I
y <>f I.v. Col'bta. F.C.&P.Ry I 10 SAai IV 47 ? <
lonal ^VHrniah H i*7 j?| SW?
..luic Ar. Jix-ksnnvillw. .. | ; 40 pi y or? <
' ?.KKrixo 4'A It sKltVH'E.
1 Fxcollciit .I ulv ]>?-^< acrvi.'ti between
' Floriilu ami New Y'ork. 1 i
1 N<>?. J?l uid :i4?Ni-.V York nml Florida Fxprevv.
l>i*iiwini{-K<M>m S|oopiug Cars between I
. Augusta ami N'cw York.
*71 Pullinun drill ing room ?le??nlntrearsbetween 1 1
s&! I Thiujwi. .la.-loouviile, buvumiuli, Washington
|3> an.t S< iv York. ' <
IK' 1 *11.111111 ?i ipintj Cars between Charlotle
i 1 ami Ki'-nniond. 1
j Nov ,, au.l ;>??I'. S. Fnxt Mail. Through
11{ ' Pullman dra
w It tWM'n .1.1 kvoiivi,;.. ami New Y .1 K and I' id'
in mi .-a iv 1 A anil < l.arl.iitr
Inning cars hi .< 1 i meals nro . ?.
'st J Pullman sleeping cars lietween Jackson villa
r and Columbia, enrouti daily lu'tiveen Jucksonicc
' I villa ami Cini'iiiiiati, via Aaiievil'e. |
"?e: J FRANKS. <4 AN SON, .1. M.ft l.P.
4 1 Third V l'. A tioii. Mgr. T. M . Washington. ! 1
'P ' I W. A. Tl'ltK, 8. H. IIARhWlCK,
Ut ' i-i l? A \Vaa?iU..4/v..
it h ' i r~
leij I
. ' I Notice of Examination of Teachers. 1
' rnilK usual examination of appl
?*' J., cants lor teachers eortilh ates will I,
ho hold at tlio Court lloiiso on Satur""""
day, the 17th inst. The hours of exahtn
auiination will bo from It o'clock a. in., 1
to 5 p. in. i
.tea J. II. TIIOMl\SOX,
7>oy County Supt. of Education.
,ul Lancaster, S. C., June 5, 189?.
A I HK.UTPtL DI.OUKR.
Will often causq a- horrible Hum,
icahl. Cut or Br&jse. Bucklen's Arni:a
Salve, the best lb the world, will
till the pain and promptly heal it.
?ures Old Sores, Fever Sores Ulcers,
ioils. Felons, Corns, all Skin Erupjons.
Hest File cure on earth. Only
5c. a box. (-lire guaranteed. Sold by
/rawford Hros., Druggist. 5.
;ood if communicated orally, but
f conveyed through print it. is
worthless. This unreasoning and
enseless prejudice, we are glad
0 know, is rapidly passing away,
md many men who ten years ago
elt an opposition to and spoke in
tension of agricultural journals
ire now the most ardent support>t*
them.
As the light of knowledge adranees
the clouds of ignorance,
'i"r?>r and prejudice are dispelled
md science, with its ever-varying
torizon, throws its light upon
very departnient. of human iu1
ustry? and niiat of all, upon the
justness of agriculture. Within
he past, thirtv years it, has advanced
from an ignoble to a dig.
zr.... i : ? ir
aiiicu Muience, aou larmers suouiQ
eel and know and appreciate
hat in all these movements it
magnifies their calling and elevates
them ?n social inllnence
tnd advances them m material
jrosperi t.y.
The greatest enemy to the farner
is the farmer himself. Were
le to show an eagerness and anxety
for the elevation of his vocation
it wonld soon rank with
with the so-called learned professions,
and the vocation would he
regarded by the mass of mankind
as distinct from the business of a
mere laborer as that of a lawyer's
clerk or that of a physician from
a mere apothecary. No occupant
is so well calculated to keep in
equilibrium all the powers of the
mind and body. It calls forth the
most varied qualities?patience,
care and diligence ; zeal, industry
zeal, industry and enconomy ;
tact and skill to direct and manage.
No faculty of the intellect
or power of muscles or feeling of
the heart but what is brought
into requisition by the successful
farmer. Deep silence and pliant
art must unite in him. He must
not only know how to direct, but
lie must know how to execute.
Let him train and prepare himself
by increased knowledge for
the briMiant, future that lies before
him, and take that position
in the forefront which the God
of Nature intended for him.
Agriculture is the foudation of
all the arts of civilization. it is
the support of commerce, the
cround work of national wealth,
the prop ami stay and substratum
of public morals and national
strength. 11 implies an ownership
in the soil and a conseqent patriotism.
W hatever class owns the
l i - r _ . _ ? - i i i i .
i a mi in ? country biiouki ieei me
deepest interest, in the mental
and material advancement of the
country ami in the enforcement
if laws for the preservation of
peace and the protection of permits
and properly in that country.
Tliey should he educated and
instructed so as to elevate the
standard of civilization and thus
exalt those humanizing influences
which distinguish the cultivated
man from the ignorant savage.
Mere knowledge, more light, a
higher social position in th. male
of society should lie the aim and
end of every farmer in the land.
I'll AT TllltOII 1(1*4.
u iii;.
Would ?|(iiekIy leave you, if you used
I ?r. King's New l.ife Pills, Thousands
of sutl'erers have proved their matchless
merit lor Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and
strong nerves and build up your
health. Kasy to take. Try them. Only
25 ets. Money hack if not cured. Sold
by CrawfordiBro?., Druggist. 5
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