Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, December 24, 1902, Image 7
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Of SmoKJnjj Affected
My Heart
So I lied To Sft Up
To breathe.
Dr. Mtloa' Heart Cere
Cured Mo.
There is nothing that ha/ a more deleter
> > ijitvt upon (in' carti . hc,r; < iv?s
li; ti ' !.* excv.&v.i C u 2 ti t . ,ti i.. i' in *:i !
tc. "Atfsa irgi'ii'l tli. 1 ?>; sn t
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:,i. t. discomfort fioru ? '<: . n t left
: sti'l stTiotiicnn^ : n!
suit" rcr has to tit up in I . ?! t i
common svmpton..> f .1- *t.
S"> .8 win 1 eel these ? > in 1 v 1
do t.. i understand their ?i -uni,,. .umM be
t time, t>; the
! n >rea'lv troubled "-i'1 v 1
i th ieart, due I think to excessive emoktng.
'' ?sg to yod lor tuli kf 1 I
* "> ? a course of treatment w 1 in
v t 1 >r. Miles' He art t .irt Dr. Miles'
N 1 le -rrnl Nerve ni d I i- r 1' tn-' 'her
vt. ; hiiuj, etc. I f.iitfti i> ...hi tv .1 liie
. ncgiven and u.'i ) * 2
**" cure is complete ?.:i 1 pcri.anr 11 :
1 nnimr tVe use of . >ur t. die I
. ' 1 mffeied gic i'"' i-r?rri 1
t th- !i:.i . >'
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Uc r '"re forced .1
future with gloomy <
\ . .?>? Ij ovarlo ? t
' oorre<*pot!<!'Vi<?'> re* :
responsible foi ninny of the
a ;?ri?;lito8t of profeppi wm! men to
'?:? , hitnl Mr. VV ill 1\
p2o- '~ent of the CT -jg') C.'!1""
of Advertising.
4,lhe niont lcarnpil of tue nni
A' 'T' h educators lii A.'.; ru'
concede that a s nr. educational
i imf if ufiAti - 1
win lUJil Vhj/ullUt ll'jc
t.hooi is a pronounced success,
ami for that reason thoy are
Mccording these school; their
heartiest support. The country
is full of young mnn who havo
not the moans to at tend college,
nor even the time, and the majority
of these young men are
ambitious to be something.
"The correspondence school
opens way because they may at
minimum cost take instruction in
any profession, and do their
studying at odd hour* in the
evening or on Sundays. Thus
^ thoy may prepare themsolvos
* for*
A PROSPEROUS CAREER,
If- while still engaged in the work
tbut bring in their immediate
living. Take the ChicagoCoilege
of Advertising, for instance.
"We haye lifted countless
young meu and women out of
the slough of despair and given
them a professional career of
which they are ve-y proud,
and which no duu^. they will
follow With IllftMaa until Ilia /?../!
of their lives. Advertising is the
youngest of the professions. It
has not had a cpauce to become
crowded as the other professions.
"The people at large have not
yet fully grasped the enormous
possibilities in the newspaper
advertising line. The merchants
themselves realize it and the
demand for good ad-writers is
therefore far greater than the
supply. We take a young man
(or woman), who is employed as
a bookkeeper, a clerk, a stenographer,
an operator, a teacher,
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or id fact ia iaiy othor uiiuor i
j capacity, ad him
l'KACTICAL 1N8TKUC HON
joy mail, which lie stu iiad aeoord
iingto hi* conv.-?n\ouce. He fit:
himself in t-ftu ?v?y to got away i
from employ .tout of u mooVio-j
n*.il char-wM ir, >tn I ?? -f iri ?lin
haeu: -M wi.'i t!u ?b vu*;* '
confidence fh it ho is ?blo to!
ri tli
th'.Ao who core there bofora :;:n. '
??iy>rp ^ ,1( | f( r thi' <"rh >o', '
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. Chicago."
Winn's iu u ?
Evorvthii g in in the .atan whon I
lit coiii'M to ?Vitell iiuZol ve.j
: ii O. D ltt *<0 O of Ohioago,
di-'cov 'fi d ?o'i! > years ago, how j
| to muhv a sal\e from Witch Hazel .
' t t Is ? specific. for Pit'-. For'
I blind, bleeding, itching and pro- j
i turning Piles, eczema,cuts,burns, .
bruised and ..il skin diseases De |
Will's Salve has no equal. This ,
has given rise to numerous I
worthless counterfeits. Ask for'
| I)eWitt's?the genuine, Crawford ,
| Btoh.
A Matter of hough.
From the tone of Washington j
dispatches and the subdued demeanor
of the Charleston newspapers
wo are alraid thai the
metropolis of South Carolina is
after all to have a negro for col
lector of its port. It lias been
suggested that this is but a poor
return to the people of Charleston
I wno laul themselves out last
April, socially, to win the uinlying
admiration and gratitude of
the President. It haR even been
hinted that the good people ol
the City by the Sea cast their
bread upon the waters, and after
many days it has not come back
to them. Wo should say that
it has come back to them all right
but that it has come back brown
bread, and only a crumb of it
at that.?Greenville News.
How'a This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot he cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
K J. C1IKN15Y A CO., Props . Tolodr.. O.
Wo. the undersigned, have known P. J.
Cheney for the lasi 1.) years, and believ" htin
perfectly honorable In all bus'ness transac
lions and financially able to carry out any
obligations ma le by their firm,
j w kht a 1It t? ax. Wholesale Uru^K sis. Toledo, i
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WAI.DINO, RINNAN Si MAHVIH, Wtl lliHUf
I) UfnltM, Toledo, O
Hall i Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, actllf
dlNOII) upon <bo blood tod mucous Bur- ,
(aces of the svstetn. t'rlce 76r per pottle ,
^ol.l by all DrcXo''Is. Tcstlra >uhtU free
Hall's Faintly I'llls ate lha best. I
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Sloust'a Nest in Her Hat.
A WOlllHIl wilO thought she
would wear her laHt winter's hat
jiint on? more season o<u^vu i
ructions the other day in u Olio
ton avenue trolley omt, says a !
N walk special to tin Now YSun
K? 'or? st'ir* **4'* down*" '
lor her hll?>p|/i she Weill I
attio and drugged out the old hat i
.ml put it on villi > l .? c??, '
inspection. Thou eho board '
jo ur in wiiisjli there n ?. non, .
ing loll out slanl ing room. Ol
comer's hit and ku?-v its vintu
at n ' ineo
boy L? h.s mother. ut'.ie r u
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her hoa<l. '
'l'lie boiin>'J was r !v < m
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W' ?* 11 wiur bo\M-l? nil- const i pitted
V\ II-ii ym. ti.'tv- i .(Infill'
When you Ici'l bilious. | K
They w.i 11 Improve jour r.ppe it- ! f
el 'niia** .nr.I iiiv.; limit1 jour stout . . >
and .. 11 - liver and bowel: 'J*
For ?ale by .1. F. Maek.-y. .ft 'o.
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| Wood's Seeds, j; $
f Vetches. Jjl
The HAIRY WINTER or | V
b .SANDVF.TCM makes u hay or w
1 foniM1 crop superior in feeding ami 2 p
a nutritive qualities to Timothy 1
II:iV. ll will nlsn innkn til., lure...? r,
3 yield of ?1 ry feed of any croj> that 1
I can be aown in tbe Full. In this J j
respect it is superior to Crimson C
3 Clover as it not only makes a larger J
K yield than that crop, but is very 1 j
I much superior in feeding qualities, ff
| Wood's Pall Catalogue tells all 1
a about Seeds for Fall Planting, J
1 Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye, 1 i
3 Barley, Vetches, (jrass and f I
ft Clover Seeds, elc. J '
1 Write for Catalogue and prices 1
I of any Seeds desired. V
| T.W. WOOD & SONS, 1
I Seedsmen, Richmond, Va. I t
f Wood'* Pall Catalogue also tells about 8 tl
I Vegetable and Flower Seed*, Straw- J
berry and Vegetable Plant*, Lawn I
m tlras*, Hyacinths, Tulip*, etc. 1 '
I Catalogue mailed tree upon request. 1
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#^T?0CAN ROOT PILLS ;
To on' ? SICK HEADACHE, !
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION,
and al' diseases arising from in- |
c*l|f?stlon. Thoy will purify your !
hlood nnd make vouroomploxtcn
!? FAIR AS A LILY. They are I
f ualatln o&atod. ?PICE 20 CE'iTS.
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? Note IIcads, i >iiI lie.
j Hooks, etc., and proh;
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^ kinds of print-ij
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3 of our office.
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m both price and workin
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How to Fattei
For fattening and giving life
toor condition one 25-cent packafc
s equal to 10 bushels of corn. T
ion creates a healthy appetite, tl
lothing passes through the animn
Ashcraft's Condition Powder;
nd every stockman who uses it ?
"I had an old horse in very ba
nd had a blood disease which wi
:avc the horse three doses of A si
days and fed him liberally. Th
rom the first few doses and he g
yeek, and he was made almost a
nend Ashcraft's Condition Powc
farmer, Monroe, N. C." 25c. P
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houses m the state in y
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n a Poor Horse
and strength to a horse or mule in
[c of Ashcraft's Condition Powders
'he powders by correcting the diges>en
all the food is assimilated and
1 undigested.
? is a strictly high grade preparation
;ets full value for his money.
ci condition generally, lie was thin
is causing the hair to come off. I
^craft's Condition Powders a day for
e appetite of the animal improved
ained 52 pounds in flesh during the
new horse. I most heartily recomlers.?C.
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ackagc. Sold by
Crawford Bros.
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