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Short Locals. * ? Saturday, March 2, 1901. ?Mr. J. D. Adams has accept d a position with Mr. J. J llacknon. -Mr.JW. B. Twitty who ha ei ently moved to towu is ver lox^ with blftdder trouble. -?Miss Annio Welsh of Ivei h w is visiting Miss Ilaile at Mi h M. Olyburn's. ?Miss Ada Hoatli of Cliarlott has been visiting hor sister thi i* /I 1^ J mi , v/. iy . UUIICO, ?Mr. I. T. Hunter was ou yesterday after a three woek confinement with rheumatism ?Mr. Bob Langloy who move* 1 rora jthis couuty to Rock liil ^^16 reported very ill, uot likely t i ecover. ?Go to W. A, Davis over th V ( uuson catAi store if you want I lod picturo taken. All wori ^ { uarantfced, tf. ?There will be pranchiug a 1 uity every day during nex ^ eek?in the morning at 1 o'clock and in the evening at th i sual hour. ?Mr. D. K. tlall who has re < ntly been appointed magistrat \ tor the Ran llaudlo was in tow ' hursday accompanied by hi < onstable, Mr. Pettus. ?Mr J F IIunter had abou ^ ine cords of wood burned on hi place north of town this week The bloodhounds were taken ou hut no trace of the miscreant was l'ouud. ?Dr. J. D. Funderburk return id .Saturday from Baltimor where he has been for severn ? lonths taking a post graduat (Aipiirie, He has moved hid fami h?r? and ipat out hie shingl lor |tha practice of hid chosei profession. ?The many friends of ou popular Sheriff will regret t< 1 .am that ho is not doing s< > ell and that another operatioi v ?b found necessary and wa ] erformcd yesterday at Dr Pryor's sanitarium in Chester 1'r. M. P. Crawford's assisting ?Kvery where in these col i ins appear the announcemen of the reduction of 1000?mil tickets on the Seabord Air Lin lie ilway from $30 to*25, and o t \u fact that till thousands mil* tic .ets are hereafter good ove t . [entire system, and famil; tic rots in North Carolina. ?Mrs. Annie Collins wife o j L William Collins, died at ho a 1 i me near Osceola last S inula; i. 1*! A1*nAAr* T ni or. ? ?? r v vvi uvuii. i iv;i iuuiauin ? Ui ( buried at Six Milo church 01 #> (omlav evening. She louve *?ree children.'Mrs. Collins wa < daughter of Mr. W. T. Wolf ?Fort Mill is probably tin 1 irgest town in South Carolim without firo protection of an; 1 iud. This is a mutter whicl t lould receive consideration b; t le property owners of the towi i nd especially tho owners o 1 usinoss houses on Main Street - -Fort Mill Times. ? List of letters advertised fo < ie weok ending March 2, 1001 1 r Lancaster, 8. C: Mrs. Ellen* I'e.lderB, Mrs. Mnrv Margrave VMias Lido Bust, Miss Belle Smith 1 . J. Wheeler, James Robertson Vm. Robertson, T. II. RuiTln . a?k Sonham. BKLLK Nanck, P. M. ?Mr. J. J. Roberts of Flu Av ok was in town yosterda; f r* paring to take charge of lii < t!ice as magistrate of that town t up, to which position ho wa j^gfccently appointed by the gov ^^Jnor Ilis son Mr. M. E. Rob crts will sorvo asconstablo. R.i f i \V/\ Lioli A/%1 A. i iiu j/uiwi \i nviiuui | /1 rnmui < vor by Mr. K. N. Nisbot, cioso< .Wednesday with exercise ap propriated to tho occasion, thor being talks by Rev Mr Winn o the Tradosvillo circuit and b ? fr AC Rowell, county supor i itondont of education. ?The edict that decreed tha f gas thut obstruct M tin stroc f tould go also declared againe i nsightly frame'awnings in fron #! "tores on Main stroet, and thi k the last one of them ws t rn down, and when you com ' ijtown you will have to sto think what made such a gref cii. ngo on tho appearance < I fclu*u street. . i . ?Mr. J. H. Thompson of - Dwight, ex-county superintendent of education, w?6 in town " Wednesday, the first time in 11 " months, he having had a very * severe spell of sickness, tlis many friends will be glad to know y that he is up again. - More New Stock. r. Our Mr Elood is now off buying some of the choicest stock that we have handled this season and e they will be here by Saturday or g Monday. Come one, come all. Same old stand and guaranteed. Lancaster Mer. Co. 8 You Kuow Wit*t You AreTakia . When you take Grove's Tasteless Ch ill Tooio because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that II it is simply Iron and Quinine in a 0 tasteless rdrro. NO fture, no pay. Wo. Death of an Atfal La<lf/. e a Mrs Barbary Robinson, of tho k Tradesvillo section, died early Wednesday morning, Feb. 27. .She was about 89 years of age 1 and a member of the Spring Hill L Baptist church for about G5 years. ^ She had suffered from the effects of grip for several days, and this was I he immediate cause of her death. She leaves to mourn her ? loss seven children. Her remains were buried at Spring Hill church on Thursday, a largo number of friends and relatives being prest ent to pay their last respects to 3 this good Christian lady. 1 The. Commercial Club. 8 The club that was organized here a few evenings ago for - social and literary purposes see locted for 'its name Tho ComI * mercial Club of Lancaster. The ollicors elected aro : e Lerov Springs, President. n C. I). Jones, Vice-President, n u w;n: ? ? o - - i xs xv. tt iiiiauin, one. tiUU Treas. The following were elected as 0 a Board of Managers : J. H Witherspoon, 11 W. C. Thomson, Ernest Moore, G. W. Williams, Dr. J. E Poore. The officers making application to the Secretary of State t for a charter, e . . ? . . 0 f J. F. Mackey A Co., druggists, will refund you your money if you are not 3 satisfied after using Chamberlain's j. Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cure disorder* of the stomach, biliousY ncsa constipation and headache. Price. 35 cents. Samples free. v Five Generation# Living. V Mnj. B. F. Miller showed us a 1 photograph yesterday containing five generations of his family. On H the left of the group was his '. mother, Mrs. Matilda Miller, aged n 80 years and 2 months yesterday, [t she having been born January 1, y 1815. Next to her on the right i was a sister of M?j. Miller, Mrs. - Jane McMillan of Union county, | N. (J., aged abount G3 years. Next on the right was a daughter of M rs. MoMillen, and consequently i r a grand daughter of Mrs. Miller. Her name is Mrs. Griffith ?*!?>'/ VI 1/ UIWII VUlllIVJ J , \J . J '' aged about 42 years. On her right is her daughter, Mrs. ? ? , Helms of Union county, N. C., aged about 2(> yeais. On the extreme right of the f group is a 7 year old boy with a 7 strikingly tino head. Ho is the . son of Mrs. Holms above referred s to, and the grand son of Mrs. - Griffith, the great grand son of - Mrs. McMillan, and the greatgreat grand son of Maj. Miller's j mother. This is a remarkable j show ing and families can boast of such longevity. io f rneuiaonln Can Via Prevented. V This disease atways results from a .. cold or an attack of the grip and may be prevented by the timely use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. That remedy was extensively t used during the epidemics of I.a ,( (irippe of the past few years, and not |c? emptier uaoo linn r YT7I l#rn 11 rr that (lid not recover or that resulted , in pneumonia, which nhown it. to he a 11 certain preventive of that dangeroua jg disease, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has gained a vri>a|d wide reputaH t ion foJLJlt" jgi&s of colds and grip. 0 For sale ny7> F. >TRckey A Co. top* the dough and Wnrki off it. the (.old. ?f l.sxative Hromo.Quinine Tablet# cure n cold in me day. No cure, no pay. i i'rice cent*. Dispensary Again Dispenses. The Kershaw dispensary has * been opened and is temporarily ( in charge of Mr. W. 11. Marshall of Ploasant Hill, a member of i the county board. If Mr. Marshal would tako it, tho board could not do better than to ap- ' point him permanent dispenser < thoro. We say this without any disparagement to any applicant for tho position. ( Oh, leavo this barren spot to mo ! ( Spare, woodman spare the 1 Beecher tree ! Campbell. ' But the town did not sparo 1 the only oak that graced tho f business block on Main Street It was with the signs atd awnings. ' Vigor Men ' Easily, ((uirkly, permanent j K?. stored UUniDfl Dr. JEAN OH AURA'S (Paris) 1 nmuiru GREAT FRENCH TONIC AND VITALIZEIt Is Bold with a written guarantee to cure Nervous Dobtllty, Lost Vitality, Falling Memory, Fits. Dizziness, Hysteria, Stops I all Drains on the Nervous System Caused by Had Hsblts or Excessive Uso of Tobacco, Opium, Liquors, or "Living the Pace that Kills." It wards oil Insanity, Consumption and Death. It clears the Hlood and Drain, , Ilullds up the Shattered Nerves, Restores the Kb o of Youth, and Brings the PiuU Olow to | Pale Cheeks, and Makes You Young and also Strang again. 5J cents, 12 Boxes By Mail \ to Any Address. Crawford Bros., Druggists, Agents. Lanens- ' tor, S. C. l<c-w] For The Entc rprlse t Waxliaw Enterprise Items. Mr and Mrs W II V McMurray and two of the children visited at Mrs M J McCain's last Friday and Saturday. , t Miss Blanche Smith returned j last week from an extended visit j j, to friends at Lancaster, Riverside j and other places. Efforts are being made to bring! about a very desirable change in :c the mail route between Lancaster r land Monroe. The plan as it. now c | stands calls for one mail each! t | way everv day except Sundav. I ? ?The now telephone from hero to Charlotte is now about complete, and before this paper reaches many of its readers will { i be in operation. Counterfeits of DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve are liable to cause blood poisoning. Leavo them all i alone. The original has the name DoWitt's upou the box and also' wrapper, Tf ja ? harmless p.nd a healing salve for skiu diseases. | | Unaqualled for piles. Crawford | Bros. d w-s The Burning ot Columbia 11 Col James G Gibbes is pre-j* paring to writo a history of theL burning of Columbia Colonel' \ Gibbes is eminently qualified to do this work, for he is a gentle- | man of splendid education and j ........j.vm/iim/iu > m. uj anu mts I < record which he would hand;, down would bo history incon L trovertible. < The day after the burning of t Columbia he was made mayor j , by popular acclamation and in that capacity he was enabled to ^ see more of the suffering than he would have done otherwise. M Sherman left with Col.Gibbes j 500 Jialf starved cows which ( were too poor and weak to go on the march. He will toll how [those beeves were distributed . and slaughtered. One of the few buildings remaining in Co- j lumbia the dav after the fire I was a little shed on Market | square. From this place Mayor Gibbs and his associates finally I distributed rations to the whole [population of Columbia and thousands of refugees from the country in the wake of Slier- * man's march. Of those who assisted Mayor Gibbs in this emergency, the * principal characters are dead with the exception of Mr. Mack Shelcon. In order to facilitate Colonel Gibb9 in this work Mr. W. A. 1 Clark has tendered him the use 1 of a stenographer. t While the ruins of Columbia 'j were still smoking, Col. Gibhs r gathered up bricks which had i not yet cooled off and built the I Carolina hall, in tho roar of the > court house. This was the only ^ mercantile establishment in the citv for a long timo.?f*?ato. ' Z i GENTLEMEN. Get the New. Novel |1 Discovery, PIGEON MILK ; 1HJKCTOH Cur?n Gonorrhoea nn<! Qleet In I to 4 darai Its action 1h tmtgiCiil Pr- vent at.lcturn A;i (nmplKt* To be owrrled In rent tn?k?i "tiro pr< vcntntlve Sent t>y ti nll in plnln pncV.ntre, ; prepaid, on receipt of price. 11O por box- . for n no 1 Craavtord Uros . Orn^lstd. Agouta. 1 iiir.au l-v*.] v ?T*?IMTSS 111?' Mm ? I Mum inn?It's very naughty I? ell lies, E\ .1. iNople.who do to lon't go Io heaven. Evu?l)i?l you ever tell a lie, namirr. ? Mamma?No, dear, never. Eva?Won't you ho tearful onely in heaven, mamma, with >nly George Washington '( The lingering cough following grippe finI's for tl a Out- Minu'V Dough Cure. For all throat and urg trout le?- the; is now tr < nl\ larmleb* remedy fhjt giv-"R in>-| mediate result;. I'r v.ni: < ??*. lurnptio!'. v'r-v <";d Ivos. d A minister was one day wulkng along a roid, and to lnistonishment. he saw a crowd of 3oys sitting in front of a ring villi a small dog in the centre When lie came up to fl an I o put the following q<.n lion :' What are you doing 10 the (log ' I One little hoy said : ' Whoevi r ells the big-zest lie wins." <kOh," said the minister. UI sin urprised at you little hovs, for vhon 1 was like you I never told ies. There was a silence for a vhile, until one ol the ho\ s said, Hand him* up t he dog " I)r. M A Sirn'-. on-< I.Ivor Mullrltti' nimi - he Complex!* irlVHS Ili? : rmu v ' ? till! Mill urea lleaUucho. KukuIhU' - Stomuob, Bowvli >nd biver. A Onr<l nf Tiinnks. Mr. Editor: ?I wish t?? exprc*8 =, hrougl. tlu? co'iin.na of vr.luahle )aper, inv appreciation <>f the Lindners shown uio hv I in? peo >le of litiford while engaged in eackingtho Buford school; and (specially do I wish to express! ny thanks to Mrs. I)r B. (J. Elli I dt for 08 islanee rendered in get iug up entertainment exercises.! day these good people live long ind prosper. 11. N. Ni^ijkt. j i rns $ ^ r vv ay, ! Please. .Just received a ear load of Co imbia and Jr >ve 1 Hu^gies, top md op1;:, all 110 dilVurout kinds >f bj riis/s and colors. These ?oj:uiv-.. :o bo; ond doubt the t best worn inn that w? handled Wc have also a u. o?" Bn^yy Harness, fiotn Mi." <) $18 00 per sot. Plow in 1 wagon bridles, from the i.ienpest to the best. Wo still | lell the bent Mules and Ilorses or the least money ol any other) lealers in tho up country. W,. I, I ' - ' -' - 1 . i o UK . n CI I 11 111' I 111 V A 1 I t ;o 1 barm ami sr-dd'o 'orsrfi. Our liv.ry outfit- is i ho best i iml we c.ih :ilw:iv? furni: It i nice urnout at very re sonable rater. )orno and sen us ELLIOTT 4 CRAWFORD. mpillM CQCAII" "'WHISKY Rrium ! ZT if\ '>f hIhu iu ?. a omitj on u M Ho?im I rv., o:-.t 'ft ? I- blJ. -V/ y b . A. VJt: EY, M. L . / ta. C?*.. J J. W. Cook & COMPANY. J EicX C JfvG b ?'. ? uV.v 1*0 Opposite < lit: We c.lii save you from 10 to 55 por cent oil ?he dollar. Wo mvo no store rent or clerk hire o pay Our motto is .sni.,d >rofits, 10 ? ' per ojitt?no noro or less Cnli and exam no our small stock of notions, Dry (ioods and Shoos and you' vill 1 )i' .surprised at tho bar J rains. Also wo have opened a ' 1'llOTOnldPH GALLERY n connection with our ' torn and tro prepared to do first-class : ,vork. Come and have your >ieturo made. We guarantee satisfaction. Card size, (> for 7~> cents Small size, H for 35 cents. Small Cabinet, 0 for $1.25 Large Cabinet, for $1.50 or ^2.00 per dozen. J. VV COoK & CO. 1 0 *.r: a n A ? L ^V?. S is vtiSix. 1' !$ AI c ri> r> lifii' Sf| / ^ U Vy ? -x; %T ilti H D y T" ' tfr-, ?7 are anions the best known Vv; y?' of the many dangerous V\j/ wild plants and shrub?. ysQi/ J/ To touch or handle thein If /Zf>.Kr quick! y pr- -duces swelling //-Vt^'V and iiidattunulion with in- vl / tense iti hing and burning oflhorkin. The eruption T/ ji/1//' *5 soon t'isanpe.ars, the suffcr* r hope* forever ; but V?1*" oh . as soon a? lite little blisters am pu ;apt)- -red t'.e poison l ad rcachei the t>od, and will break out at regula intervals and each time in a more aggra vatcd form. This poison will loiter in tk system for years, and every atom of i mils'. 1 c forced out of the blood before yoi can expect a perfect, permanent cure. ^ Nafure's Antldoli r?n lure's Poisons is the only cure for Poison Oak, Poisoi Ivv, and all noxious plants. It is com posed exclusively of roots and herbs. Nov is the time to get the poison out of you Fy6tem, as delay makes your conditio] worse. Don't cxpei imcnt longer will salves,washes and soap*?they never cure Mr. S. M Marshall, hookk rper of ihe Allnnti (<?a ) Can Light Co., wis p-1-.oiicd with Poisoi Oak. He took Sulphur, Arienic and variou other drugs. and applied externally nnmerou lotions and salves with no IxMiefit. At tiuu-ath swelling and iitftnmtiiRtio 1 iv;. so severe lie wi almost blin i. l'or eight years the poi?on vronli mmm iii?ivs-ar?n. ii ?condition w.is mud Improve I a .? r t:.kln;j one Iv-ittle c.f 8. K. 8 , un< * fr<v b .ttlc? cltai ?d his blood of the jioiaon, am 11 evidences of the disease disappeared. People are often poisoned withou knowing when or how. Kxplain yot'.r casi fully to our physicians, and they wil cheerfully give such information and nd vice rs you re mire, wit": ut charge, am v.v\. ' send at i . fie .ittie an iuterett lug book on IP. <d ntid : \in Diseases. THE SWIFT SCfcCiFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. STATE OF SOUTH fSoIlM COUNTY OF LANCASTER. SNotick is hereby j^.v n thai lli< undersigned wili appiy to t'n Secretary <>F State oi South Car 111ih,i, on or ali'T tie 2nd day o March, A. Ih UhU. lor the i?Mi a nee ol certificate "i iccoiporatioi pursuant to I lie provisions of 44 Ai Act to provide tor i * ? ineorpora tion ot Religions, I! local ion.;1 Social, Fraternal or Charil .?1!< Churches, Lodge Societies, Asso ciiitions or Coin panics, and loi unending the cii^rU-is td thobt already Formed and to In lonm o" i iv r/?\'iwl It ,?lii ii m i\* 1 O i Oi t f\ . t ..v, . ....... . ... I hclialf ?!' 1 ho Commercial Club t Society, which has its hpad :|tnrt?>rs in the cr.unt.v aforesaid (Jiv? 11 under our hands am seals, tlii-. 2(>'h d .v nj" Kebruary 1001. LkROY Sl'KlNOS, h.iS | (7II AS i >. .loNKS, ]j S I). Rkkck Williams, L.S.' A T<>r| M l.'vrr onuses Depression of ^jilrltf i". tecs Hon, OpnHitpftMon mi Hoaduebi i hi l-r. V A. Simmon. I.tvcr X" illcii to sllmn la.o Oi.u ortfiin Notice! flV'iK County Hoard of Kquatiziitioi 1 for Lancaster County, will nine ut Lancaster Court House on tin Thrd Tuesday In March. (ltMli inst.) IS101, for I In* purpose o tii-Hi iuu jrrievarees of appeal from i In Township Hoards ol As?e.-s.>rs. Tin l'ow u.-hip Hoard of A -e-sor* i f t ao! township, will pn-s upon all tnxahli rei urns io their i pspeoi ve l'i rvi. It pf aid. * in'lied i a t e 11 thereafter, furwiiri to the ountv A lid 11 or. :i t rue Hint e..r reot statement of all rhnng'HS.or alter at iont inh<I* in various return.*, so t Ira i lie Auditor ma) notify parties o rtinUKi'S, if an> wort li not if) nig- 'I hi < hairman of Township Hoards o Nsaeasnrs, sliall he Ex-uftl<-io inein hers, of the County Hoard of Equali /at ion. \V. Q CASK KY, Supr. and <'Inn' <, O. It. t'. H. C 'ittt li 11101. M i r n ' iim llii'l a . monioi 11. * < iii ali- is 'lie Elver Is hi jm ' foot or li'r. I)r A Si in im ma Elver Mc-.l iclno -s tin? le* Kt'Ku luinr. Foundc *" * SK\ i A** VJ."' * iift \* \ * i iv%i t* TIIE WORD " B E II \S BEEN St) MI CH A II?', M I A I K i < > I SI. IT. THAT THKliK IS NO O ADEQUATELY DESCRIBE TUB a j is ns n^ar perfection as hu St combine* the high qualitie has many unique addition? CHAS. M. STEIFF if. A!iit n? ciRoi.ni n?n*cn w i RDRoe.v, aut \ nn on ax. Moneq Loaned. I u< i vio M Ik Kuans on improved farm;, at n m tuiblc rates. R. E. WYLIE, Attorney at Law, Lancaster, S.C. ' > M ? S-pt tfM, If .0. I've t !ur't:; K*pectanc.v. Simmons Squaw , I mil ?> in m liimt'in tncur uuu oiren^ini'n Mother. Shojrten Labor uu<l ltob Cuiifint ne ul of its Terrors. ) 7 fh FWFIH , /t t scktitrsMr J POSITIONS GUARANTEED, 1 Undor S3.000 Onth Deposit. Itat! road Pav? Paid ' Ov?n *11 ??* to Both 5?i??. /erf Ch**p B mrA t (iOiPi-^iB-ibhonift Bufiliirw CQn<g*i J . X<icon, f '.Vlicn you want a physic tlint in miid and gentle, easy to take and pleasant in effect use <Jhamberlain's , si niii a oh and Liver Tablets. Price, 25 cents. Samples free. Every box gunr; anteed. For rale by J. F. Mackey & Co. ' i i TiiK mm\ lSSii llARYFORI). CONN. a ij ? ? ASSETS, January 1st, 1901, $5,583,494.25. }l Insures town and country property, t Agent at Lancaster. !| A.J.CLARK. 1 Jan. 9, 1901. ly. Registration Notice. rilliK PUBLIC will take notice that ! the Kegistration Books will be open at the COURT HOUSE for the ' registration of parties entitled to register under 111" constitution, on th? I 1st Monday t Tuesday in each month, _? until HO days preceding the general u election. .1. M.CASKEY, chair. Bd. Reg. Lancaster Co. ! March 7, 1000. c x ncastEK tv CIIESTKR > - RAILWAY. i ' lictwoon '/heater and Luncasier. ^ i Schedule a Effect September 18th, liftH-U ltjrcejtt Siimltt}/. | Se.i'Hi.uutiu. Northbound. No. li\.NV PL No. IS. No. 14 I* Ki.l |,\. r.i7 ?? M.; . M j : a ... Chen tor.... A i ft 55. 7 ft7 I I t ' ... Knox ....' ft 2uj 3 l. l 10 "... Kicbburif.... " 5 Oil! 7 31 1 I 4 ?7| , e f.71 !0 i' ! i . Bascomvlilo.. " 4 '17 7 IX .Fort L.uwi..." 4 15 0 57 , ii U)i;? ' Graces... . y 4e .it .i Ar.. Lancaster.. Lv 4 0 6 SO 1 P. M A. M I P. M. M No. li. li-.iva.:1 Lancaster 0 3J a. m,, makes .' e c ,i . i ui Chester wlili Suuiiicru ivowa. 36 b.r Charlotte and points north ; ami Hcuboaro Air Line "Atlanta Special" for vtlatit:'. id points west. Also with Carolina . i North I- rn Ky. No. 10 for Lenoir. N. C., and utUruie.iiato points, and Southern Kailway No. 33 for olutnhia and points south. -? No. 17. teavir ; Chester 8.4>J a. ra , connects ri Ii Souilti rt y , No. 3?5 from Col imbia and i p. is s s aboard Air Line "Atlanta Spei* rioi from Northern and Eastern points and . on; i IIy V 3? from Northern and East r ; p.ii t Lancaster with S C. & G. E. f; HI;;, a 1 .irK So. in. 1- arii..; f.ancaster ft 30 p. m., connects at La; is r with S. C. <& O. K from Camden and ft, u.o: southern Ky. No. 34 at Chester for j Charlo' ?. and i olnts north. No. Ift leavinjt Chester 8.10 p in., conueuts at ( ' .Htcr with southern Kail way No. 34 from Columbia and points south. LKKOY .Sl'iilN'Gd, J. M. HEATrT, i'resident. (Jeti'l. l'is. Agent. 1 | " t Mrnstr t on made Regulsr and Painless, p and Pa us in sides. Ilips and Limbs cured by j Simmons Squaw Vino Wine or Tablet*. I |j|j| MH 9 ?SW ^?y>an HHP : Dyspepsia Cure ! Diflests what you eat. i' It artificially digests the food and aid* f Nature in strengthening and reco&> structing the exhausted digestive or? - gans. It is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach It in efficiency. It Instantly relievesand permanently curee Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. - Sick Headache, Gastral^la,Cram pe and all other results of imperfect digestion. Price50c. and St. Largeslioroatataafcjfttnwe t email sire. Book all about Prepared b.i E. C. ftaVirtT d CO* Cfeleage. :d 1842. prr .1 < . .1* 4 t r V - t' ?"V ^ A Hi 1.1 SKI) THAT WE OFTEN IV SO li A I TENS, THOUGH, I'HKR WORD THAT WILL f ^ a oxcin nano. man skill has boon ablo to roach, s of tho other instruments. * of iia own. - :P|ftNOWANUFAer?nE|t jBM.il/VlORC, /nARYLAflD. !; Cha-lotte, N. C.