Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 03, 1900, Image 2
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Trouble
Lung troubles, such as pleurisy or
acute inflammation of the lungs,
should be carefully treated to avoid
serious consequences. These ailments
are quickly ovcrcomo by tho prompt
u <e of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, a wonderful
remedy, which always gives
r 1 f at once, eases coughing, allays
nil ' r'lamma Jon, and by its healing
i ' i o soon efl'ects a thorough cure.
1: . Skill's
hsug'j Syrup
p pjj i_:> anj Throat Trouble.
I ? rrsmil! I plensnnt to take. Doctors
* ' . ?cc .'5 ecu is. /\i a.i tirn^^isis.
1 ?\r-ASTF.K rm }
* '- d hvery Wednesday and baturday
V
' 'Utro M viomnd .v
A. J. 'Meji,
C '-ar,. $1.00
S v'onths. 50 cts
T'-i-ee Months. 25 cts
I M \ <! VH ?!'
Saturday, Feb. lbOO
A $100,000 cotton mill litis
been chartered lor Clteraw
An unfavorable report li.is Im-i-ii
ntnde in tl*e scnutenii tin bill re
dueintr the lux on fertilizer*- from
25 t<? 15 e?'"tThe
broad tire hill ihni was
passed l?y the somite has boon
killed in the ho'tse by ;t small
minority
A I Mil 1- > : .1 ll!V
provi iiim t? ? ii;<- i itfiiim <>i
bui'vim* three lee! around,
o! svvilie wliien die from u.iiin ?l
C.?U>eS, til'- purpose I i.: IT '<>
. de-trov cholera irer:n-Frugal
/V\rs. Kruger.
We all know how conservative
is Mrs. lCruger. Not every
one knows thai, despite the
prosperity?indeed. enormous
wealth?of her husband and
herself, she has never had a
singly white servant inside her
doors. Every morning she receives
her visitors at the hour
of 6 a. in., this, according to
her ideas, being an advanced
hour of the da v. She irives much
time t?> the preserving of her
garden fruit, which she dries in
a coffin that lianas from the
kitchen rafters?a very old Boer
custom, the spare coilin being
ever in readiness should any
member of the family chance to
die. She deeply resents newfangled
ideas and innovations
and, it is said, quickly put her
foot down when her husband,
on his return from Kngland.
proudly showed his acquisition
of one or two civilized habits
from those "rapacious" l.nglish.
blood Cure Seat F:rce.
by addre.-sing blood balm < ??. ;M
Micliell Street, Atlanta, Oa., any Kiitcrprise
reader may obtain a sample
bottle of their tumuiis U. It. It.? botanic
Itlood Ifalni. the greatest, grandest,
best and strongest Itlooil I!t?i
edy made, fares when all else fails,
pi uf pies, ult its, scrofula, eczema, hoi Is,
blood poison, eating sores, distressing
skin eruptions, cancer. catarrh, rheumatism.
Free medical advice included
when description of your trouble is
given. This generous oiler i? swuMi
while accepting. Sample bottle ?ril
all charges prepaid. I,urge bottle*,
(containing nearly a quart of uodirinc)
for -ale by all druggists a: *1
per led tic. It. I?. II. is always ahead . I
all other Itloml Remedies f??r coviny
I I ..n.. 'l'...- If ; *
........ . , ??, . .
time you buy n .Il??? ?! PuriUor.
Always lniiiiilsivi>.
Smi 1 h?! >i.I yen hear ah ? t!
.Swilt's < 1 < ;: 1 li
I'.rown?V . \\ lieu did he
?li" ?
Smith?This innrninir. lie died
(11ii e suddenly. 1 understand.
, Ilrown?Thai 's ju?t like him.
lie was the most impulsive man
I ever met?Chicago News.
AN OCTOGENARIAN BURNED
TO DEATH.
Standing in Front of Fire When
Clothing Caught?In the
Mother of President
Montague.
Special to The Slate.
Greenvill?, .Tin 30 ?Mrs M.
C. Montague, tin* mother of Dr.
! A. P. Montague, president of Fur
j man University, wan quite se
! riou*ly burned at 7 :30 o'clock
I last evening \vhile she w as alone
in her room at her son's resideree
on the oniversit> campus. Mr<
Montague was fitting with her.
back to fiie lire, presumably to
I get warmer, when her attention
i was attracted, hv smoke it; the
1 r<?om, but she did not imagine
or a few moments that the smoke
(came from her own clothing, and
I when the discovert was made she
started itiro the hall as be?t she
I was able, but, being a cripple
i Irom rheumatism. her speed was
! quite slow. Her screams brought
MiPmher- of 'lie fnmil\ at once
I to her assistance, and blankets
I w? re thrown around bur. vet not
I until the ll lilies Had serious
j n < rl; H'?r t> !< was h ?1'\
! -cnrched, lint fl"> m.v.'r-?! horns
I w? re on tier lowei iimb--, .is the J
underclothing kept lire lor s<-v |
. r .i I tn 11 tiles. Hit e t
rtn :?rt? a I- htirtn <1 quite V> ! ' j
I ' * , fith\ l e?- 'r ' iiie f t he I
rlothtni' '<> I. ttt?? fir" *
She die ' rote '? ' '!"< ? < 'It
luirti". 1 ?
The claim ot other rough medicines ' ,
I In l>p a-' good as < haiuhcrluinV are j
; effectually1 -el tit rest nt t Iip Iollowing t
j tostiniotiinl of M r 'D. < Ins*, an em>
ploy i* ot" hurt lot t ?v Dennis < ??.. (Jar-|
'(liner. Me. lie says; "I had kept :i?I - ' ,
! ding to a cold and cough in the ivin-I
! ter of 1n'.?7, trying ever* ritn^h medi-I '
j eitip I heard of without jierinanent !'
' help, until -me day 1 was in tin* drug) *
. store of Mr. Ilottlehau and he advised J i
me to try < humhorlain's <'otiffh Rente-I
| dy and oil' red to pay back my money '
it I was not cured. My lungs audi,
bronchial tubes were very sore at this
time, but I was completely cured by <
this remedy, and have since always .
turned to it when I got a cold, and
| soon ii11ci roin'i. i also rccoiiinu'iul if ! (
to my friends ami am triad to say if is
tin* best of all cough medicines." For ?
sale by .1. F. Maokey & Co.
Woman Humeri to Heath in Fort i
Mill.
i
Informati<m conies toTho Her- 1
.'lid of l lie stnl deal Ii l>v hurtling '
ol Mrs. William IMiillips in Fort 1
Mill lasl Sat urritiv. It is stated (
! 111;it <||.* w -ii t ii.i; bv 1 lie lif<' ;.t i |
home when suddenly. willionl M
the slijihtesi i ii t i in it ion. alio loll
I or vV tin I into I bo fireplace. Heforc
' anyone knew of the accident, the !
tinfof t nnato wi n was 'it \ : '
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< ! mi vi-ni n-,* ' -aj s \N fs|?M N'cii
I i: i: 11'?i,. I?n., "ami In a-Keil
ni" i-plain's I'ain I'.a in
'<<! rlifumat i-iii * which I li:H -nt'-j
fci rij I'm .1 11M i n tin!.- I I j 111 I liti!
in< failli ii? ? ; \ u.i'i'iciiii* ns f! i - \ :.l! |
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in ' | Jl I' |l.' | 1. ,?1; a h ,1
lie ni il Ini'iir ami i:?i>i| 11 acrnrtiinn
, tn l !? ' flircci intii -ii??l in inn* week i
' wan enreil. ami ha.i- mil ? inbeen
Iriin'.i'.cn with i !i 'in. 1 i?111.*" .Sulil l?\
.1. ! '. .Mai'ki'.y t'i: 1
llrarmii'Oiiwn Sctmatloi's, Interna! Ileal :
anil Female WeaUne-ii h are ctirril liv n-- nf
Miiiinftn.- Mjuaw Vine Wine or Taiili tv
ft
A SMALL
MAY BE
MOST VIOLENT GASES HAVE
APPEARED AT FIRST AS Wfl
So m
I1CDC DIMDI CQ cause they do
lYItllL rimrLuOi they naturalh
and are force
operation?the only treatment which thi
promptly returns, however, and is e\
before. Cancer is a deadly poison in 1
other external treatment cau nave no e
come from within?the last vestige of p
-n"T^ Mr. Wm Walp
J) little blotch abou
jq eye gradually grc
fcA ??$ llt intervals ran in
K fvt e anc* consuJted a g
tL .. and advised that
-WkJ scnt *0# * read i
^ RfjfKKk ^ S S. S., and decid
Wt Cancer becoming
very freely. Thi
S. S. S. FOR
?because it is the only remedy which c
the disease and force it out of the syst
does not reach the blood?the real sea
not be cut away. Insist upon S. 8. 8.; i
S S. 8. cures also any case of Scro:
BloodyPoison, Ulcers, Sores, or any <
books on Cancer and Blood Diseases '
Swift Specifio Company, Atlanta. Geor
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fous:!i? wiMi nil *, pisiol ;nrl u..iuj
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Tlie eon-.iit ions in KeiilueU\ are
tl 11!(|lie. ilill'iMinjr li'om ?l? i in
il In' i Stall'". \ ! I over Mm S'.ue
I lie i c a re elan ami I ui lly
leml". ilieli have e.\i"ten ti<I
All' eont III m- to I'XM. lor lie
reason that the authorities are
Mt her at lanl I" alleinpt In sup
fir '-" 'hi-iii or wink at iIm- kil
Ii11L-" o'i aeenoni ol jiol'-iea! re
nils
A 111<itl?rf11 i n1 t inlenf ot liistoi >
i 1 toil'iv in hi" olliee, that the
loot 1.1 lie- t rotihh is louinl in ti.<I
in ! lh;.t I ianii I I loom* i- 'In*
aii i Ivoit ueky 'iinl lie vv i" a
mail Ol i.ioo ! ( i ee M V j I ' X W Tin*
tfl'rat ?*."t 't.lliecr Irani relit" llllil
la yrijipe i" finr re*iiltiinj in pneuIII
e n i a (!' re;; -nil a'?le rare i- i|s?'<l,
Ii- wi-u-r, ami I 'liaiiiln'rlnin's I'niifli
Keinrilv l?ki'ii. all ila Infer will lie
nv"i<t. a. ! a ill nii'r a imiIiS or mi atiae\
-i io ifri;?[>? i si less I iim? t lian any
i.llier tie.- lae nl. ii i)?!? ;;"?itt( anvl
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iV < < .
A ii ?ona?t"iiiln_ t kotrli nnd di'diTlrillnn ma)
qnlrklf .- >rinln < it opinion tr o wnethor an
Invention :'i ,'r'ilinl.ly i Iitnl.lo. f "llllnlllllCA.
11' 11.4 it ? 11 v < .Mil en I ml. II iinllxHik i.ii I 'ulrntl
n 'ill fnv. inlet ?. < m\7 for rrourln (MlviilH.
Patent* taken through Mttnn Cjj. r roiv#
\pteial notice, w I charge. I? ho
Scientific jlmcfkatt.
A handsomely llliiMrn!oi| weoklv. T.nr 'i'-t rlr
illation of any ff lout llln Journal. 'IVrnu?, $3 a
v.vir: four mouths, $ I. Hold bynll tmwsdprilors.
f/IUNN & Co.36""-^" New York
Urnncti OITico. *25 F St.. Wnshinvtoti. I).
\ two or thrri' wooUa* rourir of l>r M. A
Himmona i?iver M diclno will no llogulato tinKxcratory
Knnrilon* Unit they will opiTntr
ivitiiout n iy aid wli?tcv>. r. ."Mi ,gan
P**pv* * a * 'V r-ipA
SPOT
CANCER.
The greatest care should be given to
any little sore, pimple or scratch which
shows no disposition to heal under ordin- j
eatment No one can tell how soon these j
levelop into Cancer of the worst type. J
any peoplo die from Cancer simply be- ,
i not know just what the disease is; !
f turn themselves over to the doctors, j
'd to submit to a cruel and dangerous 1
0 doctors know for Cancer. The disease |
en more violent and destructive than (
the blood, and an operation, plaster, or !
ffect whatever upon it. The cure must j
oison must be eradicated.
ole, of Walshtown S. D., says: "A j
t the size of a pea came under my left j
>wing larger, from which shooting paina !
all directions. I became greatly alarmed
ood doctor, who pronounced it Cancer,
it bo cut out, but this 1 could not con
n my local paper 01 a euro enecieu uy i
led to try it. It acted like a charm the
at first irritated, and then discharging
is gradually grew less and then discon- (
, leaving a small scab which soon drop- (
only a healthy little scar remains where
o destroy my life once held full sway."
aly cure for Cancer is Swift's Specific?
THE BLOOD
ian go deep enough to reach the root of
em permanently. A surgical operation 1
t of the disease?because the blood can
lotliing can take its place,
fula. Eczema. Rheumatism. Contagious
oilier form of blood disease. Valuable I
will be mailed free to any address by
gia.
Ill
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Ins ruin ' lv?<l i m ->a .1 uti- !
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CLYBURIM-HEA
I.ANCA ST I
We want the
that we have tl
MITLKS that
I
offered on this
w ill se 11 them a
i
ces for cash r
Till you look tin
and get our j>r
delight you?the
prise you. Wh?
good Wagon, I?
Harness, come
I
lore voit buy.
best there is an*
to sell them.
Clyburn-Hea
Jan c?, 1000?s.
] * / xw '
Mr Henry C. Thomas, near
Land-ford. lost a crib Friday
night by fire, together with a lot
at corn and (odder, and a wagon
und buggy. It is believed that
the tire was of incendiary origin.
?Rock Hill Herald, Jan. 31.
MEjn.ES,
[HOTTER MULES, LARGER
Mill ES, I' A'ITER MULES.
? HORSES The BEST. *
KEEP p .sted l>> calling at our
S'abu- ir? (|u? nlIv, and see the
1111;1111y and learn our prices VVe
are in il.e . iismm-ss to succeed,
and "the v.\:t\ lo succeed is to
succeed," and that is what we are
doing
Our Mr. Elliott is now in the
Western markets and will return
by the 22d will, .s line a lot of
MULES and HORSES as has
ever been in Lancaster We buy
tin in io * el I again, and if *you
want a i.o<d in 111? or horse give
n- a trial, and ti ?o do not sell ^
' on, we nil be lev you are not in ?
'be market We guarantee what
we seil. and will do everything
reasonable to -nit all who buy
from us
W e are. tnloed. thankful lor
In pairon.i: o,d confidence of
i!i. |x ? }?) n I, mraRter and ad
j.iiiiinu *'<>ui>< * nd by slrict ini
<;rii y M'l !'i r Ii?:*linii8 hope to
MM-rit :i < > *' .?i n * ' ol the same.
EIL'GTT & SRAWFORD.
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ii mi m ' H
TUCK!
TH MULE CO.,
: 11, So. Cn.
public to know
le finest lot of
i
has ever been - I
market, and we
t reasonable pri>r
good paper.
r I MULE
ouo;h our stock
ices. One will ?.
: other will sur
en you want a
URK) or Scl of
and sec 1 ' S be- ' '
We have the
1 we are going
th Mule Co. 1