Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 03, 1902, Image 4
Rheumatic pains are the cries of protesl
ami distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood hai
been poisoned by the accumulation ol
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustaining
food they require. The whole system
feels the effect of this acid poison ; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back to a healthy condition wil)
the aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James Kell, of 707 Ninth street, N. T?.
Washing ton, D. C., writ.s as follows: ''A fen
inort'ns ago I had an attack of Sciatic Rheunia
titer, in its worst form The
psi:i was so intense that I
Mcane completely prostratei
The attack wa> an Vrk
unu i'.'.v severe one. and
tnv condition was regard- Kn snf^'ii'T
e<f as . eing very- danger- Vk\
Dene'\ I declined to continue his treatment nni
longer Having heard <>: S. S. S : Swifi Specific!
rec -rrr.endcd for Rheumatism. I dcri.lcit. almost
in . ... however. t > give the medicine a trial
nn I had taken n few i <<!ties I \r..s able tr
bobble tround on crutches, ami v< tysooti there
Ite tio uae for them at i II fl S s having
ci'f I me sound an1' well. A'l the distressing
pains have left mc, my npuetiie has returned
and I aat happy to be again restored to perfec
health.
^ e great vegctablt
lK"o purifier and tonic, is
\ ^tC ideal retne ly : t all
) N v"' N,J ^ rheumatic troubles
ifbisir There are no opiates oi
minerals in it to disturb the digestion and
lead *o ruinous habits.
We have prepared a special hook on
Tth?*u' ' oism which everv sufferer from
this p. inful disease should read. It is the
most complete and interesting book of
the kind in existence. It will be sent free
to auv <me desiring it. Write our physicians
fully and freely about your case. Wc
make no charge for medical advice, f*
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. OA.
lft['S?,STER ? ESTEgPSISE.
Published Saturday- by
Entkrimmsk PriiusniNo Co.
A. J. CLARK. Editor.
Ono Year, - - - $1.00
Six Months, - - .">0
Three Months, - - .25
IN ADVANCE.
Saturday, May >, IOOlj.
The latest "combine" is that
of the leading oyster dealers of
Norfolk, Va., with power to
capitalize tlie "trust'' at $25,000
to $100,000. Lookout for an
advance in the price of bivalves
now.
President Roosevelt has faced
"right about" in tho General
Miles case, lie at tirst gave
ear to Secretary Root's tale of
woe and decided, so it was said,
ro re lire Miles without delay ;
but lie has decided more recently
to allow General Miles to
serve until he slmll he retired
by the operation of law. The
pressure brought to bear by
Miles' friend - \\ as too strong to
be ignored by the President.
A special from New VorK
says: There i< the very best
authority for the statement that
the $ 50,000,00 ) syndicate,which
is to undertake the International
Steamship Company will re
ceive $50,000,000 in now 5 per
cent bonds, $'2,500.00(1 preferred
stock, and $"25,000,000 new common
stock, and another special
comes r 1*0111 London. Lng., say**
7 J
i 11 that it is reported there
tliat J. Pierpont Morgan will
get $12,500,00(1 worth of stock
in the concern for liis services
in organizing the syndicate.
Morgan always gets a good
O ?. O O
slice out of the hig trusts that
he organizes. lie knows how
to take care of 1 Piorpont.
TnCbfU.F. AT CLEHSON.
There is trouble at Clemson
between students and faculty.
The faculty laid down a rule
and the first to get caught in
its violation was young Thornwell
of Fort Mill, a member of
the Sophomore class. The faculty
suspended him for the balance
of this session whereupon
the entire class todied in I a re-J
quest for a reconsideration of]
the ca-e, claim!. ; that thl* pen
ally was too for '
feuse. The faculty rel'usWl to1
_ **
C
ous. i was auen<iea Dy l,V\ sjt
one of the rrto<t able doc- s. Y5* dt l't*
tots in Washington, who is IvV,?,<<o?!y
alvj a ieml>er <>f the faccol!"cc
here, lie told rue
t< ? < ,e Ms r"-e**H->tions
.itM! I would ?et well. After having i fillei
tw.be times without receiving t i.e -lighted
| portion of tin? earth to burn
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
j
The animal keopots in the
Lincoln Park Zoo. Chicago, won!
{ lisnini; a few (lays apo and Into
reasonably good luck .They caught
j about 40,000 gold tisi) and 10,000
j of other varieties?mostly tiermau
carp, sunfisli and bullheads?which
j were taken Irom the pond in the
I park. The object of the fishing
i party was threefold?to preserve
jtho lives of the gold fish, which
wore being eaten by the larget
'varieties; to provide a change ol
mot, tor such ol t lie animals as eat
(isii and to give workmen a chance
iff) drain and clean the pond.
Slaty lVnrs of pillar II j'
is the record of Painkiller (Perry
I Davis'), hut the shops are full of imitations
made to sell upon th great
j reputation ul the genuine; be callIt
ions, therefore, when yon n-k for a
bottle to see lhat you get the genuine.
An unfailing remedy for coughs,
' colds., hronehit is.
You will never wish to another
dose of pills if yon once try ChamberJ
Iain's stomach and Liver Tablets.
They are easier to take and more
pleasant in effect. They cleanse the
) stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels. For sale by J F Mackey &
r
Of All Hot Weather Kiiemlen
j os humanity cholera is tlie worst,
j Treatment to be elfective must be
j prompt. When .'vomiting, purging
and sweat announce that t lie di?ea-e
i.s present, combat it with Ferry
l?avis' 1'ainkil er All b ;wei troubles,
! like diarrhoea, cholera morbus and
1 dysentery are overcome by Painkiller.
It is equally h? alth-promoting in all
I climates
When you wake up with a bad ta^te
| in your mouth you may know that
I you need a dose of Chamberlain's
I Stomach and T.iver Tablets. They
\vill cleanse your stomach, improve
j your appetite and make you feel like
n new man They are easy to take,
being sugar coated, and pleasant in
elt'eot. For sale by J . F Mackey &
Co.
U'unls Otlirrn to Know.
"I have used DeNVitt'a Little
Early Ulnars for constipation and
torpid liver and they are all right.
! I am glad t"? indorse them for
i I think when ve find a good thin-/
we ought to let others know itg'
writes Al'? i llyiuze. Qmj/ ,
T|)fte " r rn ivr
Sure, aafe^iLa.?(Jrav#
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reconsider and the class quietly
left for their homes. Since then
about 200 students have signified
their intention to leave the
institution unless their action
against young Thornwell was
rescinded. What will be the
outcome of the matter remains
to be seen, but we do not see
how the faculty can rescind
their action, even though it may
have been ill advised. Either
thev have got to rule the school
or the students will do it.
Tint Detit Prescription for^Salarln
chills ami fever is a bottle of Grove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply
iron and quinine in a tasteless form
No Core, no nav. I'rine 50 ots.
The promoter of recently dig
covered coal mine down East
sent a quantity of the fuel to a
university professor, with a request
for a certificate as to its
quality. This is what tin* pro1
fessor wrote: To whom it may
concern: This is to certify that I
| have dried this coal in my lireplaces,.
grates and stoves for
several weeks, and, having done
i so, 1 ran confidently recommend
to all my friends I hut they hurn
iido the State of Khode Island < n
the day of judgment, being well
satisfied that it will be the1, ;'*
I saved her life, and had cured her of
< onsumption. Alter tin *e small doses _
she slept easily all night, and its fur- j
fher use completely cured her." This 1 i
[ marvelous medicine ;s guui an teed to ' *
cure all Throat, Chest and Lung I Mseases.
Only fiOc. and *1 00. Trial hot- <
t lies free atCrawfordI'.ros.drugstore. 1
OASTOTIIA.
' Brars the /Q 1he Kind Vou Havo Always Bought
tfv PEIi DAY can easily he made <
tH I'J' lady or gentleman ener.
I get icully working: our husij
nes.s. Mriclly lionorahle and legiti- '
iinate. Xii capital required. Ad1
d e-s for particulars Soitthkhn Siut.
' lai.'l'Y ('<> , 2012 Xolile Sireet. A nil isala.
mtj 4-1 in .
^ Cut This Out <
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! A & i
ond pr( -cut with s?> Cts t(( ( haw- i
| t->111> I ilit >-v, lll.m'fi,.1-UllC.lSter, iQ
| s. (.'., mi l receive a la rye dollar
i v ikieuaee (1 month*" treatment! , |
j i'ikri'e's fkl.kky com i
! cors'i), ! t
The ( rent Hlood and Nerve Tonic
-j, ^ j
Cure >-.it afaction guaranteed or
money refunded i i
j <
Agents Wanted.
i.ife ?>r t. dkwitt t tl.n.k.e.
hi hi* ?on, bkv. frank dew itt ta i.mali
ts and associate editors of Christian
Herald. Only hook endorsed by Taltnage
! family. Enormous profit for agents who net
quickly. Outfit ten cents. Write immediately
clark a co.. 222 s. 4th St. i'hlla., i*a. t
I MtnliOa ihi.s paper. Apr^C-lm ?
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? RHEUMACIDE 'If
CURES ? (
I? RHEUMATISM
TO STAYCURED.
22 T!!E M I; !>'rA T- WONDER OK THE fXj
Nineteenth Century.
j A \ctr?Mal)le remedy that positively ^Rj
I a|k cures recent and lonft-siandlnK cases. HZ
. The kr? alest blood purifier known.
1 X, lifts t! c hearty endorsement of HI
' Wf5 loa'i'rig physicians after thor!
HpR otiph trial (.'ures ninety- zflL
' ' citfiii pc cent of the
rases treated ... A
,./ I F. .Mackey ACo. l'rlce *1.00
insr 0 din 9H
i' 1
Dr. E. S. IVIcDow,
niYSlCMN AND SURGEON.
South Side Catawba House, /
Hp-Stairs. t t t )
alJ>Ur pk<?.M } SMiSST"
Cut X1.I* Out.
Every mother should he quickly suspicious
of worms when her children act Is If they were
going to he sick Worms are known to bo the
tlrst cai.Se of much ill health. Young and old
very often are suite ring from worms wheu a
mother thinks it is something else. Kcmember
a very harmless, yet always effective, remedy
for stomach, tape or pin worm. Is a 25 cent bottle
ol M Niter's Worm Syrup.
Tl??t Duty of Daren I h.
Prevention is better than cure, end yet a
remedy like Go'ich'a Mexican Syrup for
coughs, colds and consumption, if not used to
prevent consumption by curing a cough or
cold In the beginning can be depended on to
even en re after tit In,vs begin to waste away. _
No other remedy Is so niee to take, or so <iuiei<
to cure, and many families often buy a new
bottle before the ol 1 oao It till used up, so that
they may have it always .n the it -use. Only
25 cents at drug stores.
? WtAR'
A Frinhtful Blunder
Will often cause a horrible
Burn, Scald, Cut or Brni?e. Bucklens
Arnica Sr.Jve, the best in the!
world, will kill thd pain and!
promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores |
I Fever S ires. Ulcers, Bui1.". Felons j
i Corns, ail fc>i;iu Fruptiona. riot :
! 1'ilo cure on earth. Only 25 a j
; box. Cure guaranteed. S .bl J?\ Crawford
Bkos.. Drutftiiats. . 1 |
,% .lIo?*l<-r Oevil Fi?.h .ZZ,
I test roving its victiiii. i- a t.\p?* of I
Constipation. TIip |miw r of thir niiir-l
: dermis malud> is tel' or organs and i I
1 nerves and mnsclts and hr.un I Imrc's
no henlth tiiI it's ovo.r.on -. Kiitltr. |
i Knit's Now I/ii'o 1'illsa.eu -at'? and
I certain curi'. Ilpst in !><? world for v,
.Stomach, I.ivor, kii.,ej an' I'owpIs. *"
Or.ly 2"m\ at Crawloni Urn... dnifj .
store. 1 I ^
A ?f Terror.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of-The br vo t.io i ral Tlurnhatn
jot M K(hias, M w hen ' he doctors said
I she could not iiv?* :i<l omrnitijj" writes
Mrs. S. 11. IJ :n t In, w :io dtended her
'that fearful t i?jht "\11 thought she
I most soon die from I'< > omnia, but I
I she begged f r i>.. Kit , New I?iscoverv.
sa\ ?t _ t had i . r<. than nnee ! I
*5- St
+ c<
Nothing
Prices
WILLIAMSnake
it easy for you 1
nether and all the child
.tore at small cost. Sell
0 undersell, and that \vc
radc.
- A Lucky Strik<
Stylish and cheap to
3cst selected and undoul:
?(piality considered. H
1 untini' mriliriir \vnr?l *i11i
:ord and storm serge.
- - Big Silk
To be exact?1500 yar
need a silk see ours ear
:o!ors? Crepe dc Cheine
3000 Yards W
We were fortunate in
of a manufacturer below
percales in dots, figures ;
hams?all shades. Ratisl
Organdies in new effects,
/as Suitings. Our white
stock of Embroideries ar
ouycrs. White India Lii
Organdies, French Ratis
ish Long Cloth.
- - SPRING 1
Go where you will, yo
:er fitting clothing at an
ivnir.n we oner you tne c
Diagonals, Clay worsted
For style and price come
)f other bargains which
nention of.
Respectf
Williams-I
ock j
DsTiplete. J
Wanting!
i Low!!
HUGHES GO. *
Lo buy. The father, the
ren can be clothed at our
ing for cash we are bound
are doing and winning the
3 in Dress Goods suit
thrifty buyers. The
>tedly the cheapest in town
lack Dress Goods in Bril>atross,
wool cheviot, whip
'(V
Purchase - ds
of the choicest. If you
ly. We show all the new
, Japanese and plain Taffeta.
ash Dress Goods.
I
securing the surplus stock
r cost of making?French
and stripes. Madras Gingte
Lawns and Satin Striped
Silk Mulls, Duck and Cangoods
bargains and rousing
id Laces are for you thrifty
aens, Victoria Lawns, Swiss
te, Persian Lawn and Fngclothing
- u
will not find finer or betything
like the prices at
hoicc of Cheviot suits, Blue
, Series and Cassimeres,
to us. We have hundreds
time and space forbid the
ullv,
Mies Co. *