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m No External Symptoms The blood may be in bad condition, r^ with no external signs, no skis eruption or sores to indicate it. The symptoms in such cases being a variable appetite, poor digestion, an indescribable weakness and nervousness, loss of flesb and a general run-down condition of the system ? clearly showing the blood ha* lost its nutritive qualities, has become thin and watery. It is in just such cases thai S. S. S. has done some of its quickest and most effective work by building up the blood and supplying the elements lacking to make it 6trong and vigorous. " My wife used several bottles of S. S. S. as a blood purifier and to tone up a weak and emaciated system, with very marked effect by "We regard it a great tonic and blood purifier."?J. F. DUFP, vv rrinceton, Mo. V gSlfo /^t% i* *ke greatest of all tonics, and yon will the appetite im ^gr *^gP proves at once, strength returns, and nervousness vanishes a? tievrich pure blood once more circulatei through all parts of the system. S. S. S. is the only purely vegetable blood purifier known. It contains no minerals whatever. Send for our free book an blood and skin diseases and write out physicians for any information or advice .vanted. No charge for medical t.d\ ice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANfA, GA. LANCASTER BNTBRPRISB. :ublishod bvery Wednesday and baturday BY The. Enterprise - Publishing Company A. J. CLARK Kdltor. One Year $ I 00 Six Months 50 cts Three Months, 25 cts In Advance. * .. . Saturday, March 23, 1901. The indications point to a Hash between England and Russia over disputed territory at TienTsin.j I he dispatches state that British iroops are being hurried to the disputed territory. The Russians say "there will be no compromise, that none is possible." The viractical effect of this on the South was to send the price of cotton tumbling. The time has come for a change in the pension law. As long as it is thought that the money comes Jrom a fund that the Stale has lying ulle the grab game will be played. We repeat now that the solution is to let each county take care of its own. Bamberg which has only 53 pensioners ought not to be forced to contribute to the support of the 625 on Spartanburg's list nor should Chester be ^ required to help pay the long array from Pickens of men and vomen who "stand at the door f and say they will all take sugar in theirs."?Abbeville Medium. Their promptness and their pleasant effects make Dewitt's Little Early Risers most popular little pills wherever they are known. They are simply perfect for liver and bowel troubles. ( rawford Bros. d w s I 0 One Could Pronounce SI or Name and She Tried to Die. Chicago, March 20.?Mary Wotowawietz attempted to suicide because of her name. For some time her friends, who vere unable to pronounce her r ome, have called her May Walsh and the fact that she had an alias preyed on her mind to such an extent that she became de gpondent. Then her lover stopped his attentions, and she ascribed this to her name. She shallowed a dose of carbolic a ;id. i CJood dough Nfdlelafi for t'blldreu. 1 "I have no hesitancy in reeornm mding Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," says F P Moran, a well known and popular baker, *\l "PAturaknra V a 11 Wn l>??~ VI WVHIOWilip, TOT* V 1 c lllf vr Riven it; to our children when troubled with bad cougha, alio whobping cough, and it alwavt givea perfect satisfaction. It was recommended to me by a druggist as the beat (cough medi cine for children as it contained no opium or other harmful drug. Sold by J F Mac key A Co. mar # ARMOUR CORNERS PORK, Forcing Price to $17 10. Profit May lie $3,000,000. Chicago, Marcli 21.?Moss pork and $20 will be in conjunction in May, so tlio spocu lators say. If this forecast is borne out, a capital of millions will bo added to the Armour estate. There is no longer any doubt that J, Ggden Armour is be- t hind the corner. lie is "long'* ! about 300,000 barrels of May * pork. Ho got it around $13 Yes- c terday the price ran up to L. I $10 90, the highest price since i 1804. On the face of the mar-: c jket, Armour is now $ 1,000,000 J abend. Tbe shorts are running ' I * i I to cover but find no help from ' j the owner of the long line. In la few days, Armour will know 'just what can be offered to him on May 1st The speculators say thai he can make his own price. Tn August, 1803, pork I touched $21.80. It has been up i to $23. If Armour runs it to ^ that price, lie will he $3,000,000 q to the good. This morning , May pork was $17 05, then da- I iclined to $17, but quickly jump r | ed to $17 10. CHlMrrh Cannot be Cured. j j Wit h I.oca) A pplicatic >, an 111i- I < cannot reach the seat of the <liM*??e. " Catarrh is a blood or constitutional Q disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's G Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the hlood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is nor n quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the heat physicians in tin-country for years, and is a regular prescription. It. is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect ooinbin tion of tbe two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimo- 1 nials free. r F. J. C1IKNKY A CO., Props c Toledo, O. ^ Sold by druggists, price 7b cents. Hall's Family Pills are the best. C Texas Letter. - Mr. Editor :?I write a short j letter to my relatives, friends and acquaintances ot Lancaster, S. C.. _ and the county after a protracted n and very pleasant visit also to Mart county, Ga I returned home, on the first of March, eight months having elapsed since the ji period of my departure until niy(e arrival hack again to "San Saba ''lsM Notwithstanding the great over- J! flow of the Colorado river, on which I live, 1 found the health of my family, as when 1 lett it Jo very good. I have not heard of (t a single case of chills or malarial ,r fever although the people moved ' j back into their overflowed homes in about throe weeks after the .vate.r had gone back into the is channel of the river. Our losses '> were even greater than when re 11 ported at the first ; my own in... . n dividual loss was about $800 in .1 i - i- i . niwiit-y . ill ?i ruasoilHUlO CHI eolation on cotton and grain, not r? takittfz into account flic loss ol n leuccH ami expense of replacing w ihom but. we arc all right, and still '1 kicking and will not be compelled ^ to go in debt I'or another year's " supply. We are now planting ^ our overflowed lands with mor> . than a usual prospect of a good crop this year. The grass is now ^ beautful and green on all over n flowed pasture lands and many f frees are beginning to look green o and the flowers also are begin- tl ning to shoot up making the *? heart glad causing us to forget pant troubles. The weather now ^ is pleasant looking^ery much like a real spring day. Yours, Ac., M. M. Johnson. s< oan rex., March to, moi. j( _ t o The stomach controls the aitua n tion. Those who are hearty and f( strong are those who can eat and .. digest plenty of food. KodoJ Dys. pepaia Core dipettc what yon eat nod allows you also to eat all the ri good food you want. If you suffer h from indignation, heartburn and f( belching or any stomach trouble. ' thia preparation can't help hot do you good. The most sensatree 7 stomachs csn take it. Crawford k Bros. d-w*a e PRICI Since the decline in t on, all kinds of good umble. We got in on t is usual. Our buyer, v urned from New Yor uccessful trip, and so >ig jobs that will do oui irs good. Silks. Foulards, new designs, >nly one pattern of a kind, Lt 75c PC1* yd I a lovely piality Satin Liberty in ill the new shades at 75c ;er yd ; splendid line of Waist Silks n patterns from 50c to i . 1 Oi. 1 k2 per yara. strong line >f black silks in popular grades and prices. A Perl The market broke. We t *eal good Dimities, the kin >c, our price only 5c ; magr ibout 50 pieces of white goi offering. 417 pair Pants, si THE G [uoor Farts About the Human ci liody. rr Two sides of a face are never 11 like. The eyes are out of line 8' i t.\vo cases out of five, and one ye is stronger than the other in a ?ven persona out of ten. The tl glit. ear i-:, also,as a rule, higher tl linn the left. tl * < >111 v one person in fifteen has a erfect eves tin large percentage a f defectiveness prevailing among g lir haired | eople. Short, sight is a jure common m town than among ^ nin^ry folks, and of all people ti io (ierinans have a larger pro a rtron of short sighted pereons. n The erystaline lens of the eye a ti.A /MlO UA?d 1 All /?T t Ko I* 1 ? ?v* ? ?% In ? i u\' w?i* | M ?i i j' MI wi i wc IMIIIMIJ v inly whirli continues to increase i fcize throughout life, and does 1 of cease with the attainment of 0 laturitv. 2 The smaHost interval of sound b an be better distinguished with f( ne ear than with both. The ails of two fingers never grow v it!) the same rapidity, that of j1 ie middle finger growing the ^ istest, that of the thumb grows ^ he slowest. u In fitly four oases out of a hun- e red the left leg is stronger than o ?e rigut. The bones of an aver- h ge human male skeleton weigh n wenty pounds; fhope of a wo- b ian are six pounds lighter, h hat unruly member, the tongue f a woman, is also smaller than * hat of a man, given a man and a ~ oman of equal size and weight, t may be appalling to reflect, j. at it is* nevertheless true, that b to mueoles of the human jaw a xert a force of over five hun ^ red ponnds. The symmetry which is the j de intelligible ground for our ? iea of beauty the proportion beween the upper and lower half f the human body, exists in early all males; but it is never I hind in the female. American h mb? are more symmetrical than ii nnim or any orn< r people. me t< ocking chair, according to an r .nglish scientist, in responsible v or the exercise which increases be beantj of the lower limbs. n 'he posh which the toen give to Jj ?ep the chair in motion, repeat- c d, makes the instep high, the ? m wj?^ al. * * ES Seek: | P-'f he price of cot- I SS s have taken a I I ^ :he ground floor fx} vho has just re- 2?j k, had a most ooped in some r many custom CO j Millinery Our Pattern Hats wi 1 Friday, Ma 9 a. m.-to I We are showing the c nery of any previous complete stock in the 1 This department is un of thoroughly competei ect Landslid ook them in case lots at d that sell at 6 i-2c, for on lificent collection of fine k ods at a little over half pi lightly imperfect, to arrive ANSON % alf round and full aud it keepsia lisshapening tlesh of! the ankle, inking the ankle delicate andj lender. British women are said to av< r , go two inches more in height J lian Americans. Averages lorj lie height of women show thatj hose born in summer and aut uniii j re taller than those born in tliei pring and winter. The tallest , iris are born in August As far s births are concerned, those -ho first see the light during auumn and winter are not so tall s those born in spring and slimier Those horn in November re the shortest; in July the tall St. A head of fair hair consists of ' 43,040 hairs, dark hair of 105, 00, while a red head has only 9,2000. Fair haired people are ( ecoming less numerous than c jrmerly. 1 A person who has lived seventy t ears has had pass through his eart about 675 920 tons ot blood, I he whole of the blood in the j ody passing through the heart c l about thirty two beats. The c eart beats on an averago of sev t nty times a minute, or 30,792,- < 00 times in thecouise of a year, t o that the heart of an ordinary < lan, eighty years of age, has i eaten 3,000,000.000 times. The < eart beats ten ptrokes n minute I jsb when one is lying down than < rhen one is in an upright position. t - Atlanta Constitution. ' i - - j Counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch lazel Salve are liable to cause\ lood Doisonine. Leave them al/ ! lone. The original has the name < )eWitt'B upon the box and also I ^rapper. It is a harmless and a i ealing salve for skin diseases. I Jnequalled for piles. Crawford < troa. d w h i M , He ltode With Forrest. < Atlanta, Ga., March 20.?Col. lenry C. Burr of Griffin, Ga.. n f eading business man and promnent Mason died here suddenly oday. He was a member ol For est's cavfclry during the civil rar. When yon want a physic that is ] slid and fen tie, easy to take and deasant in effect use Chamberlain'-itomach and Liver Tablets. Price, 96 ents. Samples free. Kvery box Kuarnteed. For sale by J. F. Mackey A Co. j lower L One thousj 6 I dollars wort] ? | sixty cents c S 1 that means $5.00 oc 5 Q& B PI 1 if P ? PvV A f- PV Q m auuo iui , | ? I $i 2.00 suits for ? ^ | want a suit that \ I call at our store. Opening J 11 be on exhibition 1 ,rch 29tb, p 0 p. m. hoicest line of milli- ? season. A new and i atest Parisian styles. 5 dcr the management S nt milliners. e in Wash i our own price, and our ily 4c ; splendid Percales, iwns, batiste, organdies, d *ice. Don't fail to take this week at 50c on the c cash s The People' 'uba Will Ueiuso to (Jive Coaling Station Havanah. 21.?Yesterday .1 can 3tmlbo (Jomfz submitted to |1 e iommitteo on foreign relations lis draft of the reply concerning he Piatt amendment 'I'here was a long discussion, >ut no radical dilf- rence of opinon. The reply will reach the invention on Thursday. It ac :epts Rome of the cond. ions of ho Piatt amendment,ami reject ithers, notably that relating to he coaling stations, to the Isle M Pines, and to provision to legalize all acts of the military govjrnment. Some cornlitions will he definitely rejected and their manses given. The convention nay possibly accept the arVmmine nt as a whole, hut sncli an iction is highly improbable. Like Olver Twist, children ask 'or more when given One Minute Jough <'ure. Mothers endorse it highly for croup. If quickly onrrH ill coughs and colds and every hroat and lung trouble. It is a ipecific for grippe and asthma ?nd has long been a well known remedy for the whooping conch. !1m w fnrd Ifrno '1 ~ .. an vo? *1 ? -n riiE piiokmx mmm to rfARTFORD, CONN. ASSETS, January 1st, 1001, $5,583,404.25. Insures town and country property. Agent at Lancaster. A. J. CLARK. Jan. 9, 1001. 1y. 4"- '> " _ M ? ? I xnd sir hundred ti of fine Clothing at >11 the dollar, and suits for #3.00 ; $7.50 f> 10.00 suits for $6.00; >7-5 o, etc. When you vill fit and give service Dress Goods , 5 The greatest selection of nice black goods for skirts and suits we have ever shown. Nothing new in popular fabrics that we cannot show you, and our Prices are Right, as they invariably are. V| Sec them before buying? it will be money in youi i ^ pocicei. Goods + * customers get the benefit. ^ full 27 inches wide, worth imities, piques, ducks, and advantage of this spring \ lollar. TORE, s Market. Having purchased Mr T Reece Langley's interest in tho meat market and restaurant business, I WILL CONTINUE To serve the public with the best meats obtainable; also a good meal or lunch at living MM prices. Oivo me a call. I do tnv best to please. J. DAVIS FLYHN. *1 This Way, Please. .lust received a car load ol Co nrnlii') firwl Uiin/m c?ss\? 'I V3 H V i Itip i and open, all Ihe different kinds ! of springs and colors. These Buggies are beyond doubt the ' ' j nicest and best wearing that we : have handhd. Wo have also a I uge lot of Buggy Harness, from j $(>.00 to $18 00 per set. Blow ^ j and wagon bridles, from the cheapest to the best. We still V .S sell the best Mules and Horses tor the least money of any other dealers in lite up country. We have a number of extra good harness and saddle horses Our livery outfit is the best and we can always furnish a nice turnout at very reasonable rates. Come and see us. ELLIOTT & CRAWFORD. The Huestis 431 Fourth Ave. Ahst* NKW YORK CITY. A Strictly Flrttt-clana Fumllv Hotel I'.ntlrnIv Now Fifty Room* wlih Private Itath, fi.ro |x r any Stilton of Ifoomn with Private Hath, t/'Vfc i sportal i.'atos l>v ntnnt' or vonr I.oca'ort In cot tor of cliv. tlvo tninu <t frt in Or.id Ceotral Hopot, via Fourth Avonuo earn. Trana for* to all rolntn. a: r>ih-St. Wllhlt, walking dlHtaneo of Shop* ait?l IhiaiiiH Koatnurant chartfca very n"> :< rate A la Carta at all imf hotirn. Tahiti'1* llnto Lunch, A renin. Table tl' lit.to I inn. r, ?-4) con la All modern tm-. Iirovotnt nt* and t "<?r? fort* of a homo A. II CIST I*. Crop. > ( \ V A