Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 26, 1902, Image 4
SORES
ULCERS.
Sores and Ulcers never become chronh
unless the blood is in poor condition ? il
luggish, weak and unable to throw of]
the poisons that accumulate in it. Tk<
ystem must be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and great dangei
to life would follow should it heal before
the blood has been made pure and healthy
and all impurities eliminated from the sya
tern. S.S.S. begins the cure by first cleansing
and invigorating the blood, building
up the general liealtTi and removing front
the system A CONSTANT BRA8i\
effeteu?atter' UPGN THE SYSTEM.
When this has Veen accomplished the di?
charge gradually ceases, and the sore 01
ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old
indolent sores to grow worse and worse,
and eventually to destroy the bones. Local
applications, while soothing and to sotnt
extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat
of the trouble. S. S. S does, and no mattei
how apparently hopeb.ss your condition,
even though your constitution has broken
dovn, it wil1 brin > relief when nothing
else can. Ii supplies the rich, pure blood
neccssasy ro heal ihe sore and nourish
the debilitated, di eased 1 ly.
mr. j. n j.qck nvx \k uiona, mis?,
ays: "Six years ri:>> my lcj- /.-o?u the km ? l?
tlie fo?t was one sol: i r, re. Severn! j>hysio!ani
treate I me a id I made iv-.> trips ic it- t nurinn
but found i relief. T was induced to try S. 8. 3
and .t n ade ;i c. mplete cut c. 1 b:tvr been a ;jer
fectly well man ever since "
?' i / jo ii the only purely vepf
v\[N|1 eta^e blood purilici
vK <^Y known?contains no
^ t it \: : poisonous minerals to
** -m' ' <- n>- ruin the digestion and
ada to, rumer tnan r< iieve your suiterings.
If . our flesh does not Ileal readily
wher ec-ifched. bruise d or out, your hloo3
is i*t con lition, and any ordinary sore
IS iij)t Iw ^ COLiC cluu!llC?
Send for our free hook and write out
physicians about your case. We make no
charge for this service.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA. j
Lfii'l* *. 'U k 1 . J K . " 'i I >. j cl 1mI
Pi v,ix?;V .i,| Sntimlrtve bv
Kntkkpkisk Prnr.isiriNo Co.
j. tL^Hiv. uonor.
One Year, ... $1.00
Si\ Months. - - .50j
Three Monrhs, - - .'251
IN ALVA MCE.
Senator Tillman spoke at
Matini: ; 1 ] ; intmont y"s
terclay.
The will of the late Dr. T.
l)e\\i T ' i!;i;.re lias been prohated
l i leav?'- an estate valued
at ov< $3( 0, including
$25,000 liinsurance in the
\ l?W "I I
\t ' e T> i'' - v"mnh n vhis
week, GeimraN G onion, Lee
r.iul C;i! 11 \v< re re-elected and
Cenrrrd C. T. WaIker of this
state wa-> el cu >1 to succeed the
late General Wade Hampton as
commander of the Army of
Northern Virginia and New
Galea,: *vn . '.acted as the
place for the next reunion.
Adjutant and Inspector (.tenoral
.1 \V Floyd announces in a
circular . t. nv ntly sent out
that he is a 'nudidate for the
nomination for congress in this
disiri- t, i? .at lie*-will make
a clean, iiij/h and broad contest
for the honor " The general
is a clever l-euan and wonld
doubtless make a good representative.
Tlu lat : : t mpt at "t "it-1-d' j
i> the pi ; )o-i t ion to put ad the,
southern spinning mills in a !
trust. c:: nit di/ lat $(>b, 01)0,000.'
and J. 1'ir-rpont Morgan is trying
to eon-. !;date .".11 the -team-'
ship lines into one, as he has)
done with many of the railroads'
of this country. i he hist, legis- j
..r .v;J" ....... u..n^a m ? I
.it.-..' '. i i - - i . i - i j' i ! i 11 1111
to <jot hold of the *S. ('. A: (i. Iv j
road and put it under the tlui ml) i
of tho Southern. ;tt whoso hack i
Mr. Morgan stands. When .and
whore wi'l it stop?
A LONG ft UN.
Today (Saturday)'the politi-;
cal maehiin y < !' the State will'
y uH" iitiff
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the o i ari.-s tlia ^oi'ho,*.. d
to the mountains, ^h'.s ma
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cliinery starts up for a long run
and will not stop till tho final
returns are tabulated showing
the result of the election to be
held the first Tuesday in next
November.
Saw the Exposition This Week
The folio wins parties visited
Charleston and her Exposition
this week:
Mr. E. J. Cunningham, llev.
and Mrs. Joseph K. llall, ol
Gutlniesville, and the latter's
sister. Miss Connie Witherspoon,
Rev. S. N. Watson, Mr. and Mrs.
B. C. Hough, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Manly Croxton, Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Lsnglev, Miss Dot Smith, Mr.
W. B. Culp and son, Mr. Waller
Gulp, Mr. J. D. Glenn, Mr. Allie
Warwick, Mrs. L. R. Rollings,
Misses Maggie and Ola Culp,
Messrs. .J. S. Wilson, W. L).
Chambers and I!. I). Fuuder
burl;. The throe Inst. weut>?a8
delegates to a convention of the
Jr. (). U. A. M. which met in that
city this week. From Heath
Springs, Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Hin?
son, Dr. 10. F. Ilorton, Mr. and
Mrs. H. I'. Moblev and Misses
May Croxton and Lillali Mobley.
For The Enterprise.
In the Shadow of the Vines.
We saf within the shadow of the
vines, my love anit I,
And the moonlight east round us a
witching spell,
And our hearts were heating giadly
to the perfect time of love
As we sat within the shadow of the
vines.
r IU L* 5> VUMT.'V'll I ?i ?V I >\ t* Ml VII \\;iliU'"i
tar apart, my love ami I,
And the thought will always give
us keenest pain ;
1 hat no inure to in wil; route those
blissful moonlit s mitner night1*
W hen we -at within the shadow t>t
the vines
Though our paths are sundered widely,
we shall never meet again.
A.s the vines, so have our dreams of
love decayed:
Yet with mournful gladness cleave
our memories to those love(might
hours
When we sat within the shadow* of
the vines
No more you'll come to me, darling,
and love me as before;
No more you'll come to me, darling,
you'll meet me nev r more;
On many long, lone nights the moot;
ho bright ly .-hir.es,
111 ? no swei heart greet me, in tl
shadow ( f the vine.-.
A T.I'II A
That some good m;i v sometimes
conic out of evil is demonstrated
in the appreciated
opportunity many of the Woodmen
of York county have this
week had of meeting their sovereign
commander. Hon .). ('
Knot, of Omaha, Neb . and other
representatives ol the sovereign
camp. It is an opportunity
that only a small per cent of
the members ever have. It
will do any earnest and loyal
Woodman good to come in contact
with the whole sotiled
genius who has hv his ability
and prudence built up one of
the largest and probably the
most virile and prosperous fra
ternal insurance orders in the
world in less than 11 years. It
was the intention of the local
Woodmen to accord these v isiting
members of the sovereign
camp a reception; but. in view
of the case pending in court, it
was thought this innocent purpose
might he iniscontrued into
something (ptite diHerein, and
the 11! OIL Wiis ;d >:i l idon<>i 1 V? .i>lr
ville Y00111a n.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Tb Kind You Have '
Bears the
Signature QfM
, J
Dr. E. S. McDow,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
South Side Catawba House, /
Hp-Stairs. t t t )
l'hone Oft \ Onices Open Day
al'2, lyr 1 none w \ and Night.
News of Exchanges.
The following item from the
last issue of the Camden Chronicle
will be of interest to many at this
place, where the happy pair once
lived and had many friends. The
Era joins heartily in congratulations
to them: tkAt the home ol
the bride's father Mr. I) L. Black
well on Broad street, last Wednesday
evening Miss Emma Black
well and liev. J. B. Bozeman
were united in the holv bonds oi
matrimony, liev. Jabez Ferris
I ..Hi? xi ? i) J
|/1U<JUU !(!? JUt. DUAOIll.Ul IS
tor ol tho (jraflfney Baptist church.
On Thursday morning Mr, and
Mrs, Bezoniun left (or Chariest or
where they will spend a few dayt
at the exposition Before point,
home."
During this Month, April
tickets will ho sold every Tues
day go^u to return until Friday
from Kershaw to Churlostoi
and return, on account of tin
Ex position for $2.25. This rah
is low enough to induce every
one surely to see the Ex
i position. This rate lasts onlj
through the month ot April.?
Kershaw Era.
An ikilant of All. ; i -1 Mrs
Varncdore died Sunday at tlx
Highland Park Mrl >i ;in con
pest ion ot the it: ip.-. T 10 inter
me it was in Lau 11 oo \ cenn
tery.?Bock II li IK raid.
Judge W A. Hole of thf
-.tipreme c mrr 'x-oc1 of Nortl
j Carotiua !i;x anr ninced hi
I candidal", f.?r the oiled State
i -enateto u v< d Smiator Pritc'h
nr. I.
? Dr Frank Mnckey, .Jr., o
Lancaster, has puvchas I au in
| terest in the Palmetto Drug Co
of Union, and lias removed hi
i family there "Frank" ha
I e i . l --.i .. i i
i many ij it'ipjs iwvi* \viit*re nc 11:t
! often vrsitod who will bo ghi<
i 10 liiuw that ho is j^ottinj* alonj
I well ?Rock Hill Ho raid!
! Messrs. A. 11. Greene am
Sou. of Rock Hill, have bouph
: I ho Nicholson hotel lor a musk]
i '.'I'hI iijli ol !}>S._) >i'. i he . I I't
whether I hoy vwi. move her
themselves to take chniv' !>l t <i<
hotel or will lease ii.?Chest e
. Lantern. J We loam tlir??uirl
I s , t. .1 : . . 1.1
M|r i ( ; III' I ft i"III* I ! I I ' ' I I *? H 'I I I! [I
I ?
> litis is a mistake?that the prop
I c 1*1 v lias not been sold.?I'^ditu
kntkkphim: |
TheIlo<il I'rchcripliou forllularii
' chills mid fever is \ bottle of Grove'
Tasteless Chill Totii'\ It is s.mpl,
! iron ami quinine in a tasteless forte
. N'o Cure. no pav. I'rioe oM o t*
Notice to Road Overseers
T) , .
ltoacl oversee vs are herein
1 notilied and requested to cal
. I out their hands and work tic
roads tis snon as the weatlio
j will permit. Should there h<
I any road without an overseer
1 th<% fact shall he reported to tic
1 supervisor who will appoint on
I at once. W Q. (Jaskey,
County Supervisor.
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Cut This Out ^
^ nn?l present with Mi rts to Craw- ^
tfy korii linos ,Drut.'_'t.sts.l.ftncaster, ifl
I S ( . and ri ii vc a lariro dollar
pivckugo <3 months* ti.auiienO fl
^ PIKUCK'H ( KMiUY CUM J
^ I'orsu,
I TliO fireal Hloon and yt-r\< Tonic fc"
'( un<l thf world's renounced On ?rrL
i"^r<v Sat Mfitciion guaranteed or
noney rclumli d.
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make it easy for yc
t mother and all the c
store at small cost.
I to undersell, and that
I
-1 trade.
- A Lucky Sci
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Stylish and cheap
best selected and line
S I
!?quality considered.
. li an tine'mohair, woo
cord and storm serge
si _ cj,
i :
r\ *r ,
I () DO OXclCt I 50c
J need a silk see ours
|
i colors?Crepe do Ch
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3GG0 Yards
: '
We were fortunate
I .of a manufacturer b
r percales in dots, figu
j hams?all shades. H
Organdies in new cff<
II j ?
s I vas Suitings. Our u
j stock of Ilmbroideric
1 1 1 ri . r 1
I buyers, vvnite hiuk
[Organdies, French E
^ 1 ish Long Cloth.
;;| - - SPRIN
*\ Go where you will
iter fitting clothing a
which we offer you t
I Diagonals, Clay \voi
> For style and price c
' of other bargains vvh
' mention of.
j Rcsi
stock
Complete.
2s Low S S
:S-HUQHES CO.
>u to buy. The father, the
hildren can be clothed at our
Selling for cash we are bound
; we are doing and winning the
?
ike in. Dress Goods to
suit thrifty buyers. The
loubtedly the cheapest in town
Black Dress Goods in Brill
albatross, wool cheviot, whip
i i I 'D -a vi o rv
LiX\ n. C4.J. O LSCijiZiXs
.. 1 _ 1- Ll. V. ^ ! J If
? yams ui me cnoicesi. n you
early. We show all the new
cine, Japanese and plain Taffeta.
Wash Dress Goods.
: in securing the surplus stock
clow cost of making?French
res and stripes. Madras Gingatiste
La^ns and Satin Striped
ects. Silk Mulls, Duck and Canrhitegoods
bargains and rousing
;s and Laces are for you thrifty
i Linens, Victoria Lawns, Swiss
latiste, Persian Lawn and Lng- I
t
G CLOTHING - V
I, you will not find finer or "bett
anything like the prices at
he choice of Cheviot suits, Blue
sted, Sergfes and Cassimeres.
ome to us. We have hundreds
iich time and space forbid the
xxtfully,
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