Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, June 11, 1902, Image 6

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1 "Lot tho GOLD DUST t afll *>* \ * There are more c by using soap th I GOLD I washes clothes better and is much 1 I Injure the most delicate fabric and reqi It will clean pots, pans, dishes, floors. Send for our FREE booklet. " ' I THE N. K. FA1RBANK COMPANY. The Old 3 C'h Will Go lo the Southern in ft Few Days. Specia1 to The State. i orkviue, June 6.? l he stockholders of the South Carolina and Georgia Extension railway will have a meeting at Blacksburg on thatrausfer of the property to the Southern Railway company. This road has been well managed under the superintendency of Col. A. Tripp, who has been eminently successful in overcoming many difficulties. The patrons of the line at this place, as well as others heard from, are looking eagerly for the change, feeling that with the strong backing of the Southern the facilities of the road will be much improved. To Cure a Cold In On Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggist refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. GroVfe's signature is on each box *25cts In Cooking Milk. Good housekeepers have as an infallible rule that milk should always be cooked over water; never directly over the llame. It should never be boiled, but made just boiling hot. Rheumacide cures rheumatism by neutralizing the acids in tlie blood and driving them out through tlie natural channels. Hold by .1 F Mackey A Co. mar29-(?m At a recent press banquet in England Mr Asquith, M. ]>.,said in his speech that nearly every member of the present British Cabinet, from the premier down, worked for the newspapers one time or another. As a matter of fact the leading statesmen of England, France and the I'nited States have received a newspaper training, and in England Salisbury/ fiad-tone,Beaconsfiol i. Earl Derby ami other prime ministers were in their day regular contrib utors to the press. hi'iulM Them All. "One Minute Cough Cure beats all other medicines 1 ever tried for coughs, colds, croup and throat and lung troubles," says D. Scott. Currin of Loganton, I'a. One Minute Cough (hire is the only absolutely safe cough remedy which acts immediately. Mothers everywhere testify to the good it has done their little ones. Croup is so sudden in its attacks! that the doctor often arrives too late. It yields at once to One] Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant to! take. Children like it. Surei cure for grip, bronchitis, cougha. I Crawford Bros. j rioth^B rubbed out I > an are worn out. DUST || ess expensive than soap. It does not ^0 < jires only half the labor that soap does. H furniture?anything about the house. W a Golden Rules (or Housework." 10 g Chicago. St. Louis. New York. Boston. V == t The Uhps ol Animoniii. The uses of ammonia in the household are many. In cleaning of any kind it should be used in the proportion of one tablespoonful to a quart of water. It t makes the water Rofter than rain e water. Smoky lamp chimneys, window panes and mirrors all I respond quickly to ammonia, p When a stain is produced by ' lemon juice or any other acid, nothing is so ffectual as am- j v monia in neuti Jizitig and thusik removing it. A few drops to a J 8 | pint of water sprinkled on the! roots of house plants will produce an abundant growth. Stains on marble can be removed by rubbing them well with a tooth- i brush dipped in powdered chalk aud ammonia. 0 \ . - . y Happy Tiiittt In (ho Old Town. j "We felt very happv," writes c LI N. Bevill, Old Town, Ya., c "when Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured our daughter of a * bad case of scald head." It do * lights all who use it for Cuts, H Corns, Burns, Bruises. Boils III- j cers, Eruptions. Infallible fori15 Piles. Only 25e at Crawford |fl Bros, and J. F. Mackoy d* Co's. j ' drug store. S i Value of Tismie Paper. js It i n? tissue paper in wnicn par v eels are rolled up should never S ho crumpled and thrown away, a but earofully smoothed out. rolled up and laid away in some drawer or handy place where you E know where to find it when you I ,j want a nice, sott. clean piece ol 1 paper. I (1 A few drops ol eau do cologne n on a soft pad ot tissue paper will s uive a brilliant polish to mirrors, | the glass ot pictures and crystals.; The pad ot the tissue paper without, the eau de cologne is also:^ ...... 1 C] I u-ed to,- burnishing steel, rubbing , f grease stains oil'grates or furni- j i hire, polishing silver and innum-j j | orahlo ot her t hings. j j For packing class ornaments (1 anil fine china that are not in jr daily use a roll of soft tissueI. paper is simply invaluable. t ' f This signature in on every hex of the C^ iine Laxative liromo'Quinine P t? , I tha t?uiuiiy that cure* n tulil r<^' Sleeping With a Snake. While on a prospecting ex] lition in Western Australia ew months ago my mate a nyself had a rather strange i jerienca. We had thrown o\ elves down on the sand to sic >ne evening after a hard da ravel. 1 awoke in the middle ho night with a start?so rery cold object seemed to noving under my trousers bel ,he knee. "Keep your feet off me, Bo . cried to my mate. Bob rolled over lazily, and he dim stai light I could see eet about a yard away fr< ne, but still the numbliug s< ation continued in my leg. >ut my hand to the place o? iously, and felt a snake's cc inderneath my khakis. 1 quickly explained the mat 0 Bob. lie wan a man of mu ixperience. "Keep quite stil le said, and kicked our cai ire into llamea. Then he brouf 1 shovelful of burning embi ind laid them beside my leg. The heat was almostunbearab \bout a minute passed, a hen I felt a movement in t nake. "It's coming," aaid Rob. traightened my neck and looki be coila of a black snake w< lowly unwinding out of 1 rouaer leg; in a few minut he unwelcome visitor lay cc d in a heap beside my foot. I dared not make a movomt saw beada of perspiration >oor Bob's face. "I'll shoot i ip aaid. and, drawing hia rev er, fired. "You're all right now," he 8f rith a aigh of relief. He h down the head clean off. 'I nake measured four aix inch ;urca Eczema and Itching Humi hrough thi Blood.?Costs Nothl to Try. B B. B. (Botanic Blood Bali b a certain and sure cure 1 iczema, itching skin, hurao cabs, scales, watery bliete limples, aching bones or join )oil? carbuncles, prickling pa n the ekin, old eating sores, 1 :ers, etc. Botanic Blood Ba urea the worst and moat de eated cases by enriching, pu ying and vitalizing the blo< hereby giving a healthy bio upply to the skin. Other ren lies may relieve, but B. B. actually cures, heals every so ind gives the rich growth lealth to the skiti, making t :low of health to the skin, ms ng tho blood red and nourishil Ospeciallv advised for old, r tinate cases. Druggist, $1. Tr reatment free and prepaid writing Dr. Gilliam '213 Mitel it.. Atlanta, < Ja. Describe trout nd free medical advice given. The deepest Atlantic soundir ver mndo were about nine ailes north of tho Island of I 'homas.'n 3*7-r? fathoms. The pr> ure was so great at this imtnei epth, that the bulb-* ot tho th< aorneter, made to stand a pri lire 'if three tons, broke. Spring I'ffi-r. Spring fever 18 another iiai or biliousness. It it) more so ius than most people think, orpid liver and inactive bowi nean a poisoned system. If m acted, serious illness may f ow such symptoms. DeWit .if'le F.trly Itjoeri remove langer bv stimulating tho liv ipeuing the bowels and cleansi he By stem of impurities. S? lills. Never gripe. "I liu ak<Mi I)oWitt's I it 1 o F*i Visors for torpid liver evr prinj; for years," writes R. Overly, Moundsville, W. \ 'They do me more good than ai hir:a I have ever tried." Cra ord Rros. I'llf Iih> < I'llcn! Mopey refunded if it ever fail .! ARE _fS|J 5 DEAF?^^B; ya' ALL CAS J ;?f DEAFNESS OR H be ARE PIOW ' by our new invention Only the ?w HEAD NOISES CEAS b,'' F. A. WERMAN, OF Bi Grntlemri. ; ? Being entirely cured of deafness, 1 n full .listory of my case, to be used at your discretil by About five years ago my right ear began to sin my bearing in this car entirely. hl8 1 underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three r her of physicians, among others, the most eminet Dill ?"lv an operation could help me, and eVen that then cease, but the hearing in the affected car woul< JQ- 1 then saw your advertisement accidentally in tncnt. After I had used it only a few days aecordi I day, after five weeks, my hearing in the disease* heartily aud beg to reu3?'U Very truly yours IU- A- W; , Our treatment does not interfere advice free. YCU CAH CURE Y0UI ter INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 591 ich ' '<" i out This Out \ i "8 ^ f * 4> i . and present with 6<> Cts to Chaw- # ''rutin Hitos., Druggists. Lancaster, a) \ nd ^ S. C., ami receive a lurge dollar I S package (3 months' treatment) < he \ ^ < ? PIERCE'S CELERY COM ? / X POUND. \ * The Great Illood and Nervo Tonic \ ed. ^ an?l the world's renowned Catarrh ! < Cure. Satisfaction guaranteed or v / gA money refunded. ten J | .nt Dr. E. S. McDow, j on PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. t." ol- South Side Catawba House, ) Hp-Stairs. + t t ) ,:,1 ? .... \ OtHr.es Open Day al'2, lyr l^one 9(, ) atld Night 'he ??????????? liiiby Uvea are destroyed In summer toy, cholera infantum. The attack of the disease Is sudden, its **-otJro8s Is sometimes terribly rapid. Mo'.uors . ho buveKlvon their children ars ng pHHAWMA :> Gcod enough ? for anybody! * ^Ll" ^A"^NA ^LLEF^ no ; jj floro dora' bands are I n" ft of same value as tags from 1 , I star.' 'drummono'natural lcac V 'I GOOD luck" "old peach & honey* { Oi. 11-RAZOR and L RICiGRUNVIltf I fail Tobacco. ?H ^ j J er,l d rig I f< lie gl' [cz DAY can easily b?> n.nde ^ hy lady or gentleman entr- j -V0| geticnlly working our l>n*i- , Bi rl.\ ' n?s* Htrictly Imnnrdklp and !ejjiti?|4 >rv ' mate No rn|?ital required. Ad-jc j <1 r?? ?- for pari ion'ar* Hoitiikkn Spko. u ' iai.ty I <> . iiol- Noble hlreel, Anni*- , p, ' * Ion, Ala May 4-lio.| iy- _ ' , ( 'W' 4t+- ptllM CQCAIWE^WHtrvt \ H J -wBi/j IU' l'iOir?l at luy ' ** ~ BO iu>iluiu i ! . j ^ I ' r*? rpani'M. jram h ; *? !# it'/ l?vk " ' ( , ...... K?? c * J o, lai.iu, v.a. 0 ?% HEAD ' - NOISES? ES OF 1ARB HEARING CURABLE >se born deaf are incurable. E MEDIATELY. \LTIW10RE, SAYS: Baltimore, Md., March *,o, 19CI. thanks to your treatment, I will now give yon >11. g, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost nonths, without an v success, consulted a num ,1 .. ..f wlm I.,1,1 t I,at on!y temporarily, that the head noises would d he lost forever. a New York paper, and ordered your treattip to your directions, the noises censed, and I car has heen entirely restored. I thank you tJRMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. with your usual occupation. ftSELF AT HOME ""r."1" 5 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, III. Wo promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign Bend model, sketch or photo ol invention for r free report on patentability. For free book, r v TRflpE-MflRKSjr^ * To cure SICK HEADACHE, HABITUAL CONSTIPATION, ^ and all diseases arising from Indigestion. They will purify your blood and make youroomplexlon as FAIR AS A LILY. They are gelatin coated. 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