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Mother Lost Reason After LaGrippe. Daughter Had Frequent Spasms. Dr. Miles' Nervine Cured Them Both. Dr. Miles' Nervine is a specific for nervous disorders. It removes the cause and effects a speedy and permanent cure. "I feel it is my duty to let you know that your medicines have cured my little girl of bine,of spasms. She commenced having them at the age of three. Our family doctor said she would outgrow them but she did not. We took her to another physician who said her trouble was epileptic fits in a mild form. He did her no good either. She was so nervous she could hardly walk. As 1 had already used Dr. Miles' Nervine and found it a good remedy for myself I commenced giving it to my child. I gave her in ail ten ottles of the Nervine and one of the Wood Purifier. That was over two years ago an<l she has not had an attack since we commenced the treatment. She is no longer troubled with nervousness and we consider her permanently cured. I enclose her picture. My mother in-law lost her reason and was insane for three months from the effects of LaGrippe. Si* bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine cured her. My sister has also taken it for sick headache with good results. We all thank you very much tor your good medicines and kind advice. I don't trunk there is any other medicine half so good. I send my daughter's photograph so that you may see what a sweet little girl lives out in Arkansas."?Mrs. Hannah Harriott, Springdule, Ark. All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle Dr. Miles' Remedies, bend for free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. CONSUMPTION FROM COWS. Philadelphia PhvHicians Sure the Disease is Transmissible to Men. Philadelphia Press. The fact that three Philadelphia r^^ioians have been inoculated with tuberculosis germs in handling the carcasses of diseased cows Goes not incline scientists here to endorse Prof. Koch's theory that animal tuberculosis cannot be transmitted to human beingH. Two of the well-known authori ties ol. the subject of animal tnbercnl' sis are Dr. Ma/.yck P. Ravened, of the University of i ..... i rentisy ivnina, and I'r. l-eonnrd j Pearpo?,State veterinarian. Both J of thos^ men have conducted ex-1 perimontP with tuberculoids cat tie and both are untislied that] can consumption can be trans-' milted iroin animal to man, and visa vrs. They have both writ-1 teii ext?-iihively on the subject. Di&cur.-mg lvoch'rt theory, l)i Pearson said: ''IndirectIv, onrj invr-' on r f the fit ; c* h' j>V( re ' <r>. fallacy of Ko-b's ; w>? .l .i: . violin i xi!? u rnlil- physician- conm ored with *y.f- !T??ivor?ity of IVnnpvl ' vani!t h\o be- mo inooulab d v\ it!. >' hecam :-odtic-M into i uU . r foetid i, but I do n* f lb: Hliy 111'. 'I i.O liili* ?>' S' i. tlio t=! ; in h laboratory v\ i o^rr-?? Koch. * i'bvM . ?]j:t e of traction i o tar au.ii * ..> inj^ th> it :?t of eoufuimpt!vf on' t'.o, f of in - leatn torrn . i v can Iv f ranini t I. howev r. '.'.rough the'rr. 'diiim of milk or batter, (tow-- tnJho arat. ter tuLc.cule buoilh in congoing mii'] tiiifj is another (common tiuurco (>i i.ranf?rnisBion.M Dr. Ii-t. nePs v.'V.s <'oinrjoe with those of hip colleagues, lie also (1 * rep thnt there are rases on rec<<r?i of cattle becoming in fecteii with tuberculoma Iroin phthisical attendants. Germs taken from the body of a child which ! I of consumption were1 introduced into the system of a now, which noon shared the! ' t * child's fate. Many instances of accidental inoculation are cited by Dr. Ravenel, the majority of the victims being men employed in handling meats. He also attributes the death of Thomas Wally, principal of the Royal Veterinary Collego of Edinburgh, to infection gaining entrance through a wound received while making an autopsy on a tuberculous cow. l)r. Ravenol reports many cases of infection through drinking the milk of diseased cows. In summing up the evidence on the case I)r. Ravenel said : "The evidence at hand forces | us to conclude that human and bovine tuberculosis are|but slightly different manifestations of one and the same disease, and that they are intercommunicable. Bovine tuberculosis is, therefore, a menace to human health. We are not in a position at present to define positively the extent of this danger, but that it really exists cannot be denied." Tin- llrMt "rcucrlptlon forXf nlnrln chills and fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form No Cure, no pay. Price 50 cts. MrsS.F. Dick, assistant cashier and cashier of the First National Bank of Huntington, Ind, for ] more than thirty years, is about to retire, became her father, president of the baak, is infirm and needs her care. Her service has been one of rare ability ; it is said that she "holds the record for the greatest number of trans- ( actions in one <lay?(>07 in "00 , minutes of 'open hours,' or one in each 35 seconds." Mrs Dick , is not llio only woman connected , with this bank ; there has boeu , a majority ol women on the, board < of directors for twenty years. Uif Cough mnl WorUN off tin- Cold. I 1-aXHtive Bromo-Qu'nine Tablets enre ' ja cold oneday. No cure, no pay t*rioe li innt-i < I \ >- ** *+* '** . '++! **- y+r | The Purest | and Best 1 Are NONS TOO C.' A , ^ We keep a full line ot the l'?Jv j ony. a< ruracy aiul *?nt?I v i. < y.' i c i .! v s\? on !.: M<i ' \ i i i: jrr , ^ i * i .] *4i V I''*1 ! r. >nj r. ' r - 11 Kltii M: o^t '4$0 *~1 T ^ / f I ? R v 7\ T ' I 1 i i\ i v !\ ' jsjl y. ; Wants to rj( > your (O ^ do printing every clay va we want to do yours. ! ! Not.: IIe;u)s J Jill Head IiS 1 k.-, > ..ral , : 1 p[ t ion cry. This dfa kinds of j)rini- Cood j ^j rig lit here at J; d" V.i i !S knut i ^ take a pride in Pricos ri |In of our office, jjg with the best printing I ^5 both price and workma: Enterprise Pi Lanca/8t' Count CastHlane Unseated. Pans, Nov. 7.?Aller an exciting debate the chamber of depu iieB today, by 278 to 235 v<?te?, invalidated the election of Count Boni de Castellane as a member of the house. Kmile Ohnuvio made a bitter aiia< k on Count <:e Ca-Ullane, declaring he had bt en guilty of irregularities and say ing that the count had accused his opponent of b? Mtg of German descent and Dreyfusard. Count do Castellane replied, classing the charges as false. He said he had been accused of buying the election and practicing charity for election' purposes. Nothing of the kind had ever been proved, he declared. The vote necessitates another election in the Basses AlpeB district represented by Count Boni. He mar ried Miss Gould of New York. Write TIiIn Down in the book of memory: there is no such thine: as a harmless cough. Every cough is a warning of a conrtdence that goes from bad to worse unless it is remedied right away. Opium laden medicine is a delusion. Allen's nung Iialsam rurfs the worst of rohts. It clears the bronchial passages, so that the lungs get plenty of air. Why not get a bottle todaj ? Ureenville Farmer Arretted. Greenville, Nov. 7.?A rumor has been current for several days that a hirtner from the upper section ol the county hail sold two-quarters of beef to a butcher in the west end, which was part of a cow that died lrom sickness. The sale was actually made, but the owner of the cow says that die died lrom eating too many peas the night before. A warrant has been issued lor the sir rest of the owner, who will be in licted in the criminal court.? Slate. (5 s.-~ X'hln iiiyiiuiurw ia 011 every !>ox ot tho ^utnui | Laxative BromoQuinine Tutileta j th* remedy thfet cun* i? it* oim <ii&i : t :K y*i ,:> :4< ^ ^ >.-> ***<1 Medicines DCD for the Sick. | ST DUL-tiS thut nieeey e;tn jf j ? oui i>; ilio, ami every pre- T' n;? iiit>v a irrat'n-ile in 5r TusJel A i tides i?n?l "t >'' 11 * ' 'S\! i r & n; i> nn I** i: s*? I I? K \ K IN); 1; PRINTING. We j&\ i , 5g' : Ji Oi IKT pCOjMC, tlIKi f , [f von arc not out, you II tipplyof Letter Heads, ?!' s, 1 ; elopes, Receipt A' ?ly other kinds of sta- J^\ and .ill other rrimmg mg js done IJJ' ? >'> home. We J? iglu. | the product Q -Jj and can cope louses in the state in nship. Address, Hi iblishing Co, ki er, S. C. M FOR HARNESS knpnt is ju t once, and you will be astonished It's tlhos wi Yon can burn your! Powder, etc., oryo with Steam or Hot only one proper wa scald and that is b] Mexican Mustang It gives immediate relic i linen cloth, saturate it wi loosely upon tho wound, idea what an excellent rei you have tried it. \ FOWL TIP. oliriiss Liiiiii'.eut. Itiuctllwl a BTANDi I No Matter \ 5 come here every departm I gain story to tell yon, I gathered here and there t Great Bargain < Comforts from 75 conts up. Men's line shoos ut 05 conts. Men's Suits at $2.25 and up. Men's Hats at 45 cents and 25 cents. A full line of Ladies Jacketslot of Capes?must ho sold rogji Neckties, Collars, Cloves, H ^ oiln r thine- to he sold as chap w sen * v. o L, . +L I.'.-V' Wi* y ' * * -k , , J V { - bu LA I ?*" .-* -,-n |N / Ki CMS! Wo now ha\ o in stock an i complete line of Collins an slock embraces ALL SIZES ANI From the plain, cheap Collin up f< Call and hoc u.- or send us your orde have a death in your lamily. I'ricet Lancaster M< Lancaster, S. 0., Oct, 23, '02.-tf. ? \f Boron Mexican Mnntang Ltnl? w ?t what you need. It take* effect V to soo how quickly it heals sores. ^ ly: _ self with Fire, with u can scald yourself Water, but there is y to cure a burn or + T using * Liniment^ >f. Oct a picco of soft old th this liniment and bind You can have no adequate ncdy this is for a burn until a bird afflicted with Roup or any y disease use Mexican Mustang JU) remedy by poultry breeders. A/hen YouI; ent has its little bar- , f Iere are a few items i ! hroughout this ' k A Jiving Store. i Blankets 50 cents up. v Ladies fine shoes $1.00. Boy's Suits 90 cents up. m up. Children's Hats at m. ?must go at any price. A 2 irdloss of cost. 2 ndeiwoar and numerous ^ as tlio cheapest. Call and 9 *PNe bargain G'verT g * rfi 1*4 fcW, - , |J- ? 3 i s;;vv. ^ -\> If u si .j be GQPFIHS! Wbfl ft uift iJ n (1 will continue to keepk nl Burial Caskets. ()ut ) QUALITIES. >the handsome Metallic Cases r when so unfortunate as to > within the reach of all. arcantile Go.