Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 10, 1900, Image 4
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Time wu warn Cancer was consider
Physicians and friends could give little t
one afflicted with this terrible disease. E
a blood disease, they still insist that theTe
but at the same time cannot assure you t
its place, for the disease is in the Dlood
caustic, flesh-destroying plasters. The b
matter before the Cancer sore will heal.
S. S. S. is the only medicine that can
builda up and invigorates the old, and suj
can be found in it; the roota and herbt
the blood STstem and make a safe and
, Cancer Is not always inherited ; yanr 1
Impuro Blood It
or noae, a small lump oh the jaw or brt
little or no attention. If yon" have an c
at once; it will cleanse yoni blood an<
Mrs. *. Shtrsr, La Ms., writes : "Ai
esr on the left side of By face. At first It gn?e n:
until the law begna to swell and became much ii
eat into the flesh, and ga*e me intense p~in. I t
rood. I then bccsr *he nee st S. 8. 8., and afte
U aow no sign of the disease. This was two yea
Send for our special book on Cancer;
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Write our physicians about your ca??c,
kave made a life study of Can oar and
ever for this.
Trials ol "Mindin' de Kid."
This freckled-faced, bare footed
boy of ten was on guard, as it
were. He sat the other afternoon
on the steps of a dingy frame
house in South Washington aud
his roly poly two-year old brother
played elephantinely around
him. When the little chap grew
a-weary of pulling up grass and
throwing the same at imaginary
enemies he'd walk up to his "big"
brother and dig his chubby little
lists into his gnardian's face.
Then his guardian would square
off and pretend to box with the
toddler and theu run away trom
him and hide behind a tree and
play tag and hi-spy with him,
and when the little chap began
to whimper over some purely
imaginary wrong he'd pick him
up and comfort him. A couple
of boys of the "big" brother's
age, with towel wrapped bundles
under their arms, passed by the
front gate.
"Hey, 'Butch,' goin' in swim
Tnin' with us?" one of them stop
jted and asked the freckled faced
iMinrdinn of the tcddlcr.
"Can't; got t' take care o' de
kid; maw's down town," was the
hoy-nurse's mournful reply.
There was an expression of longing
in his eyes as he watched (ho
retreating forms of the two riverbound
boys. lie swung his infant
charge on the gate for
awhile and then two more of his
hoy chums came along and
stopped.
"We're goin' rowin'in doskift,
'Butch;' comin' 'long?" one of
them asked.
"Naw," answered "Butch."
"Got t' mind Mickey."
"Hey, 'Butch,' w'y don't youse
wear a apron?" asked the other
hoy, getting himself into position
for a sprint, and when
"Butch" made for ths gate he
sprinted, followed by his companion.
The boy went to the back yard
find r?tnrn?d xwifh a niwpo nf
rope, wherewith he fitted up a
Rwing, one end attached to the
lenco and the other to a wasting
tree in the front yard, for his
little brother. He was swinging
the toddler and humming a coon
pong to him when a little girl
from tfle next block came along
She poked her head over the top
of the gate and grinned at the
boy-nurse.
"Girly-girly girly-girly," she
raid, sticking her tongue out at
him.
"G wan an' mind yei business,"
paid the boy, io.aing humiliated
at that.
"Want t' borry my dolly?"
asked the little girl, sticking her
tongue out at him again, and
when he made a dive for the
fence she ran down the street,
heaving back the 4 Girly-girly!"
taunt at him.
The boy had his little brother
on his lap playing "patty-cake"
with him, when another little
girl, with her two plaits of hair
done np in cottony red ribbons,
passed by. The boy's face flushed
as red as the little girl's ribbons
when he caught her eye and saw
that she was smiling contemptu
oiisly and turning up her tip
tilted little nose at him. Obviously
she was tho one and only
young woman in the world for
"Butch." She looked hack at
him and grinned scornfully several
times as she swished down
the street and the boy looked
very unhappy.
"Makes me feel like t'irty
skents," he muttered.
w: (
:ek >
ed a* incurable aa leprosy. m WW "
elief or encouragement to ^
tven now doctor* know of no remedy for tl
! Is no hope outside of a surgical operation,
hat it will not return. You may out or <
I ? is deep-seated and destructive, and b*
lood moat be purified and strengthened,
i overcome this powerful and oataminatin;
ppliea new, rich, life-giving blood. 8.8. 6
i from which it ie made contain powerful
permanent cure of C ncer. It has cored
family may be free from any taint, yet your
ifvMffs O/aeaaa.;
^ mm?m c
east, a harm!e?a looking wart or mole, an
bstinate aore, don't rely upon salves or <
1 prevent the formation pf cancerous ce
mil! Mm#.* came oa ny jaw about oac lash bek>
e no trouble, and I did nat think it was anything a
flamed. At the name time the nor* htgan to aprea
ried everything I could bear of but nothing did n:
r taking aeveral bottles the Cancar healed, and
ra kgo. Sad I am still enjoying psefeet health."
it contain* much information that will ial
and for an-v advice orinfonnatioo wanted ;
all blood disease*, we make no charge i
Address, THE SWIFT
Two boys, each carrying fish
ing takle and a can of worms,
walked by.
"Say, 'Hutch,' tliey's bully
fishin' now down at. th' arsinal.
Comin' 'long wit' us, ain't you?
We got 'iiough bait," said one ol
i? ?~ i:
tuv UUJO tu UIU tuumvi n
an.
"Have't' paRs 't up t'dav. fel
ler?," replied "Hutch." "Maw's
gone down t' w'ere pop work t'
make him cough up some o' hin
wages go's he won't blow th' bun
die 'fore he hits home, an' I'm
mindin' Mickey."
"Aw, yer a stift t' be always
lookin' aftor that kid," saicl the
other boy. "W'y can't you put
him inside do house an' come
on?"
"Might hurt himself," answered
"Butch." "Such a littlo
tad, Mickey is, an' he don't
know no better 'n t' fall oil
things. 'Sides, maw'd club do
lid off me 'f she come homo an'
foun' me skinned out "
The two boys with the fishing
tackle went their way and then
three more just, like them came
along. One of them had a big
trap with throe rats in it and
the other two wore hanging on
to a bat-eared bull terrier pup.
They all halted when they saw
"Butch" in his front yard.
"Come on down t' do lot and
see dft pup nail de rata,
'Hutch,'" said the owner of
the pup to the boy nurse.
"G'wan a'V turn 'em loose
right w'ere you is," said
"Butch," for a boy loves rat
baiting. "Give Mickoy a treat
I oan't take him and I can't
leave him."
"Wt ain't boddered 'bout
no Mickey?'f you can't come
'long, w'y, stay; dat's all,"
said the other boys, and they
went on down the street with
the dog and tho rats. "Hutch's"
gray eyes followed them wistfully.
Then he plucked p blade
of grass from the turf, put it in
his mouth and chewed it
thoughtfully and looked his
little brother over critically.
"Mickey," said he, addressing
the toddler, mournfully,
"ye're sll right, an' I like yer,
but yer cert'nly plays h?1 wit'
mo, an' I'll ho glad Won yor
gita growod up!"?Washington
Star.
T* e beat method of cleansing
the liver ia the urh of the famous
little pilln known a* DeWitt's
Kittle Karly Riser*. Kaay to take.
Never ijripe. Crawford Brott,
d-w a
IPc Ctro ]
! to bo t
i
~ We have teams l<
country. Teams for
M around the city. Hv<
and stylish. Brand r
? and traps,?the best <
^ be had. If you want
? can be gotten up in to
g BttlOf* fi:
J for it. We meet corru
uwtm ss
t
IS NO T
DURABLE
lis fearful malady ; while admitting it to be
and advise you to have the Cancer cot out,
lraw out the sore, but another will come (n
ryond the reach of the surgeon's knife or
the system relieved of all poisonous, effete
f poison and force it out of the blood. It
i. M a purely vegetable remedy no mineral
ftarifvine properties that act directly upon
housanUH, why not you ?
blood may become so polluted that a severe
ind stubborn form of the disease may
levelop from a sore or ulcer on your tongue
>r other part of your body ; a slight braise
>r hurt, s Httle pimple on the eyelid, Hp
d other causes so insignificant sa to attract
sint merits to curs it ? begin with 8. 8. 3.
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FALL OPENING OF
MILLINEI
I Greatest Display
Novelties Eve
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Here For Leadi:
Styles.
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Our Millinery tl
past Season Vi
Will Eclipse Th
WINTER and FA
| Miss Thoi
I Spent many weeks in
| York getting the best i
3 of the leading milli
| searched the markets
I most progressive si
f and gained big reduc
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ip
.
I chases.
I Our Millinery i
partment
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i fashion. Miss Thorn
j tistic creations as heret
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FRIDAY
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Wo arc giving away coupons
ng now for every cash purchase
from our customers. The cou- "
pons run from f>c up to $5. The
prizes run from one piece worth
10c to $8. Anyone can save up .
I $1 worth or $5 as you like. You t
will got something for every $1
alk-1 purchase. We will have the
ehinaware 011 exhibition next
week ; call on us.
S Our Light Bread
B And Cinnamon Rolls are going
like hot cakes. The people know
m irv-f S a good thing when they try it.
A fresh lot 011 hand now. We
ft have a complete line of Lang-J-tJ
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uuu ^ pauivn^c i liiuivcin , ainu
j 3 loose ones.
.e 1 Fine Candies.
is Our assortment of Chocolates
g aiul Bon Bons is as fine as can
LXjjLj ft be bought in the city. In pound
packages all Chocolate or Bon
mm?? | Bon and Chocolate 00c. We
have a fine 15c package Chocolate
; also loose candy at from
g 60c down to 10c ; so you see we
can please any and all. ^
Groceries
^ 0\V Everybody knows we handle
heavy and fancy groceries.
j(JeaS* Yours, to serve,
S. M Mathis & Co.
ners,
/ Menstruation mart" Regular and PninlenH,
I Of Q <tuA Paine In Sides. Hips unit Limb* cured by
^ K Sltumone S^uaw Vine \V!nc or Tablet*.
tyles, | |
tions I Money Loaned.
! 1 negotiate Mortgage Loans on improved
| farm* at reasonable rate*
Dili- H R. E. WYLIE,
1 H Attorney at Law, Lancaster, S. C.
1 M.-8opt -Md 1900
i Dr. M. A. Slrnmo.iH Liver Medicine C'-c r?
the Complexion, glvon Itouvanuy to the Mind.
_cure* llenditclw. Regulate* Stomach, Bow< Is
and I.Ivor
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h* In Kff'-ct 15.01 u. m.. Hurda , Dec. 54, I8H1.
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BetweenCamden.S.C ,an 1 Blacksbart S. C.
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Of OrC I- fiO Camden 12 ?3
I I ft IkKtlb 12 "*
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12 Ifti Pleasant Hill 11 ift
2 3ft Lancaster 10 ftft
2 ftu Rlverstdo Ift 40
3 0(1 Sprlngdeil |I0 30
S 10 Catawba Junction ; 10 3D
, 8 20 Leslie 10 10
3 40 Rock Hill 110 Oft
8 ftft Newport I 9 ift
; 4 02 Tlrzah t 9 30
; 4 30 Yorkville 9 Ift
04 3ft Sharon i 9 00
> 4 ftft Hickory Qrore 8 4ft
I ft 00 Smyrna I 8 16
ft 20 Hlacksburg I ft 16
P. M I A. M.
Between B1 acksbarj^,S.C.,and Marlon,B.C.
West. 11 hast. 12.
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Sec. CiMM
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Kxcnpt STATIONS. Kxcept
Sunday. Sunday.
1 8 10 Hlacksburg ft 40
, 0 3ft Karls C 20
8 40 Patterson Springs ft 12 mdL.
R 9 20 Shelby A 00
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witij trains on the UafTney 111 vision 4
P Train No .12 connect* at ( arnden with the
Charleston Division of the Southern Kail war
for ail point* south
Train No 33 inavin? Camden at |2 40 d m
g<ilni{ wont, make* connection at Lancaster
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