Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 14, 1903, Image 6
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A lean and potash-hunRry soil,
wasted seed, wasted labor and idle M
Kii.a?A MCJ<TGAQI2. Or, plenty of y
Potash
In the fertilizer, many hales and a I
busy Rin?A BANK ACCOUNT. I
Have You Tried This ?
following is from the eorrespondent-s
png^ of a recent issue
of The Punnv South :
A broken hearted woman eave :
"Several weeks ago you gave the
lormula lor a cure for the thirst
of intoxicating liquors. Will you
kindly republish it in The Sunny
South, as the paper containing it
lias unfort unateiy been misplaced.
1 remember that one ingredient
was iron. If you will give me
this r. uiedv and any other cure
or tlea ment for the liquor habit,
you will confer a great favor on
a woman whose heart is broken
through having to see her husband
on the swift road to ruin
fil l?ic anclotturounf i r\
strong <ii ink."
'1 lie prescription you alluded
1o i- known as ''Captain Vine
Hall's ! h-medy tor Love of Int oxicating
Drink.'1 It is this: Sulphate
of iron 5 grains, poppermini
water ll drams, mil meg
flavor 1 dram ; to he taken twice
a day in doses ot a wineglassl'ii I
ill jy:o.<. ii ho\V(:l lutiic^y tit aUtci
to bo an extract of the seed or
root of stramonium, or, as we all
know it, ''.Jinison or .1 one-tow n
weed.'' This is said to he the
basts of the costly Krely "gold
cure.1* The recipe was lir>t pub
lishe?:l in the New York Health(
is .?! mi I?y a |. i villi lien i
j>hy; .an, who had discovered, as
he _ the secret < tin* go i
cure , rt by accich n' and p:o\ .y
through analysis. It you will
writ-'' to The Health CtillurcM tgaziut
and ask tor tlie particulars
A ? 1 * 1 ' *
i.i 11.i euro, encu>sjn?: :i slipped
envelope lor reply, yon m:?y learn
nil ah< ;it how lo obtain ami how
1o administer il. The ".lunsoir1
weed, r- you know,irrowR all over
the south, and is Icnnwn lo poshes*
very powerful qualities?lo
bo a poison ill fact. I deepiv
sympalhi/e with you in \ ?urmisJ'oitiioe.
(Jouht you no! induce
you. an-band to go to an inebriate
sani! .'ium to he treated? Nutritious
food, with ph-nty of onions,
it is said, will help to build
up I he nerves weakened I,y strong
drink.
Epidemic ol Klititl Slanders.
Poring the past two weeks a great
number of valuable horses and mules
throughout the mate have died ol'
blinder mad staggers. This disease
attacks sudaenly animals that are
seemi igly i'l the best condition and
is nearly always fatal.
"Blind staggers originates in a disordere
I condition of the stomach, affecting
the brain, causing the animal
to walk in a circle to the right, push
ing the head against stall, etc.. anil
sometimes the eyesight is entirely
Jo?t.
Ae,""*ift's Condition I* 'or? ror
horses and mules only is a sure preventive,
Hy the use of tliree or four
doses a week the digestive organs are
put in healthy condition and then
then- is uo darigtr whatever of staggers.
Mr. K M. Griffin, of Monroe, X. C.,
one of ihe hest known lior-omen in
North t nroiina says ; "I have never
had a case of blind stagger- in my
stabies when Ashcraft's < o- d tiou
l'ou dors were used during ept
demies."
A.-lii nft.'s Condition I'o . ders r.re
on spieat Crawford Br?><>(!.
j.'ic package would h" ( heap insurauci
t r a vaiooble hot-.' u? uiutt'.
p c.:: '02 in..
A Pit AI 111 K PAVKKN.
'interesting Hole Where Pi
Would Not be Looked For
Oklahoma State Capitol.
At a spot 11 miles sonth
| of this place, in the ievel pri
upland, is an opening about
leet in diameter and 00 feet
depth, lly clinging to its rc
and precipitous walls a pei
may descend to the bottom
find the openings of two ca
one leading westward and
other to the east. For years
cave has been known as the It
I'rairie jave. It is one of
most striking natural curiosi
in the Chickasaw nation,
caves are of unknown length,
through one rushes a suble
nean stream of great depth
places and of icy coldness,
ploring parties have ventured i
ihese labryinths for hundreds
yards, but the danger of bec<
ing lost has prevented a thoroi
examination of the uudergroi
passages.
The cave leading westward
easiest of access, and contain!
number of spacious chambi
The room is about 70 feet s<ju
and 50 feet from the lloor to
ceiling. The lloor is obstruc
with huge bowlders. The ds
ness and stillness are intei
Picnic parties sometimes go tin
and with a large bowlder foi
table eat their lunch in the gl
of torches that cast, uncai
shadows against the mass
walls.
Ti:> id persons hesitate in v
turing into the depths of
eastern cave. The passage sla
juownwaid at an angle that c<
pels the explorer to crawl :
slip and slide tor nearly 100 t
bcioro reaching a spot when
person may stand upright ;
walk safely, hum the darkn
I echoes I lie sound ol rushi lijr wa
which l.tler is found lo h<
im u hich . una fr* m c iglsi.
thirty miles in width ami la
six inches to many teet in doj
Men have waded in the stre
j until tiie water reached ti
( chins ami then gone in a boat
; points where they were unable
touch bottom with the long
oar.;. A taruier carried his b
in tbe cave several years ago
follow ti,e ttromu to its end.
! a deptd estimated to be 200 !
below the surface of the gr<u
is a natural bridge formed h>
huge stone that fell across
Istroa-m. Tlie water plunges
Idernealh I his bridge like a r
race*. A boat Pan be pulled o
I ho bridge, however, and laun
led on the oilier sido. A1 ?c?>it
toet I olow the bridge llie str<
| widens into :t I road dertp pj
with a I.lull vaulted root. He
j lilol stalagmites and ptalacti
adorn ibis chamber Two 1
died leet below* this pool 'he }
I sane is diHieidt. !t is elair
tint t o ive has been expln
! lor a in lie.
II** stream is believed to I
jits outlet at the spring ab
, three miles from the entraneo
I the mive. This f primr it ol' lo
s /e and volume and llows v
: r-'inarkahle swiftness. In ra
S" IS' TIS ' HO aprill'j: l.ojls
' gnshe.s an il choked with the ll
oi water that pour* from
mouth. The stream in K
! l'ruirie cave risen when there
a heavy rainfall in the stirrou
ing country, and the increa
; tlow ot' both sprin?'q and stre*
|at Hiich limes in taken as ?
(1 me that they iir*? connected
WE GIVE ANY LADY
j a splendid chain s to earn spent
I mousy very easily working tor n
their leisure time; the work is
hard, and no j woman or girl w ho
a iitlie spare lime will oo wei
avail themselves of this great op
itunity to earn money. Hend n
.cents (silver) ami we will al i
I Send yoi. tie- (' Mil with flit! lii
| tioils, |ir.'p<id by lis anywhere in
I Viilted States?o that you ran >
1 nieliee work nt once Address I;I
i 1.1 A .v j i i , itox'otjry| tjti-o.
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Ureat i:fn
L >udou, .luii.. 11.? 1'he i ec -ut
period of unusually mihl weather
| lias piven way t . ? return ol
j severe cold, and pales and snow
storm* are.prevalent over Great
east Britian. In the north England
brie aiKj j,, nort} Scotland the fall ot
'snow has bed. hea.vy, the trains
111 have keen impeded by snow
lC';.v drills and locomotive* derailed,
rson Hundred^ of ^persons liavo been
and kept lor hours ou the snow bound
vert> trains.
1'>e Much suffering is resulting
this froin cold weather in Ireland.
look
Ifew Century Comfort.
ihes>
The Millions are daily finding a
nna world of comfort in Bucklen's
auu a o... 1 T *. i-:11- ?: ^ c
nruicii oniVH. it nmn p?m iiuiji
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Bruises, cou,,in
quers Ulcers, and Kever Sores;
^x* cureH Eruptions, Salt Rheum,
nto Boils and Felons; removes Corns
?1 and Warts, Best Tile cure oil
earth. Only 25c at Crawford Bros,
ugh and J. F. Muckey & Go's drug
and store.
ig Four Degrees Above Zero.
* a Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 11.?
Rr8- The lowest tempeiaturo "t the
are present cold weather was lour
the eegrees above zero early this
early this morning. A sharp
irk- wjnj n:ade today the most tinlse.
comfortable of the winter. There
3rG? is much suffering amongthe pnoi,
r !l owing to the high price of coal,
aro but there is no scarcity of coal.
ll,y In many towns of Kansas ami
;ive western Missouri, however, fuel
ot any kinds cannot he purchased
en- - _ ~.
the OASTCTIIA.
n t s Boar* th? Ths Kind V i'i Have .'Ivvays 2cc?fo
,,,, Blgup
$100 Reward
,eS8 IVe hereby offer a reward of
tor I ^ 1 ^ f?r the apprehension and
, ' j conviction or lor evidence to con
' v i f* t the n.irf v or parties v/'ir>
om '^ov- W. L Little of about
?th ^,r>^ ,>n ",e "iirht, of the 17*h
ani 'nR'" *" 'be town o( Lancaster,
South Carolina, and an additional
till . , n . ,
4 reward of nor cent, of the
to '
^ j money recovered.
,ost vV. F. LITTLK,
oat !) F IIKLMS,
to Lancaster, S 0.,Nov. 20,'02.
^ ( I _J
,. Mi it' -rit'or m.V1'' Hi"! i: i' iip I P.i't'1'
* ' an*. i ?. in SldoNi litii- and 0 mux cured b>
v mnPO'-w ?i|iiii"* T'pia iv*r?r nr *i ihipia
the GET A
-"'.NEW YORK LIFE
ver t
?* I. POLICY
I ef i
am The new business writ-j
goi, ten by the NEW YORK
,;U1 IJE1- during the first six
months rf this year was
;as moie than ?150,000,000:
nod paid-for business. This
re(1 surpasses the record of I
nn(] I anything ever done by
out any company except the
fo New York Life.
"ill A. J. CLARK, Agt
j I -anc.istcr, S. C.
Ond | |,r \ Simmons t.iver Medicine Cte.iri>
;i . the Cnmnlejtlon, Rives IJonv;ini'v to .'he Mltlti
"* c.u< - tie .,1 it tie, Regula % i.bi Bowb!
Dyspepsia Cure
,. ' Digests what you eat.
f jp This preparation contains all of the
(iii/e>itjiiils and rilirests all kinds n#
jms food. It pives Instant, relief and never
j |,( falls to cure. Hallows yon to eat all
,?,r_ the food you want. The most sensitive
>- stomachs can take it. Ily Its use many
,, '.M thousands of d> ipeptics have beeo
' cored oftrr everything else failed. Is
,. unequalled for tho stomach. Child*
ren with weak ntomachs thrive on it.
~ ..M
V ' ' ? V n J, ?. Cr, r1 ?i'"^*">
J 1'tio il. Outvie cunti\luk2H linjcjthuiiOc. mimi.
^ No Matter
5 conic here every depart]
8 gain story to tell yon,
% gathered here and there
Great argam
Comforts from 75 cents up.
| Men's fine shoes at 95 cent;
i Men's Suits at $2.25 and uj
' 1 Men's Hats at 45 cents am
1 25 cents.
? A full line of Ladies Jacket!
| lot of Capes?must be sold rej
Neckties, Collars, Gloves,
, 1 other things to be sold as clia]
i see
V R. MILES
?. a
uurriHS!
We now have in stock ai
a complete line of Coffins a
stock embraces
ALL SIZES AN
From the plain, cheap Coffin up
Call and soe us or send us your ord
have a d< ath in your family. Pric
Lancaster M
Lancaster, S. C., Oct, 23, '02.-1 f.
Tho Pn ynct |
X JLlVy ? wt>Jl vt9U h
and Best 1
i:
Are NONE TOO G(
i
? We keep a lull lino of the BKl
i buy. Accuracy and purity i>
^ Rcriptiou entrusted lo us is cor
t pharmacy- (fomnlele lin? *?f
.? - - - - , - - X
Medicines always on hand. \V
l??r Fountain Synn>res at Sic. j
J promptly to any part of flip
& from residence on Kim street..
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Tho History by Miss Ida M.
November McC
Great Story
St
".Miss Tarbell's work is of unor
meiit' of the day. 11 or story has
work and win and lose their battl
removes the tale from the dry sta
color of human interest and the v
sympathy. * * * The results t
reaching; she is writing unfinish
"An absorbing and illuminat
question."?Chicago 1 n tor-Ocean
"The most important nnnotinci
M..,.. V....!, I 1
11 U >Y J U1 IV *111111 licit.
For otlior groat features of F)n!
Mc C L I
|ti CUUkj i 'jij | 1 ''J u j k. tli OOU .1 US vutj vlv>?
mcnt has its little bar-. ?
Here are a few items ]|
throughout this E
Giving Store. I
Blankets 50 cents up. ff
i. Ladies fine shoes $100. v
). Boy's Suits 00 cents up. E
I up. Children's Hats at E
3?must go at any price. A ?
gardless of cost. W
Underwear and numerous ^
p as the cheapest. Call and o
s Bargain Giver? E
a
COFFINS!
nd will continue to keep,
nd Burial Caskets. Our
1) QUALITIES.
to flio handsome Metallic ('asen.
er when so unfortunate as toes
within the re?.ch of all.
ercantiie Go.
if* 1 * $
uotiiuiiloo J
DOD for the Sick. ?
*
ST Dltl/fiS that money can
i our motto, ami every pre- ft
npounded by a graduate in *
Toilet Articles and Patent ?
pe also carry Rubber Tubing ?
ter toot. Packages delivered Z:
city. Night calls answered *
t
PHAEMAGY. |
Tarbell which began in the.
A
31 uro s is the m
of
W - l-V
andard Oil.
juallod importance as a 'doculive
men in it ; thoy sull'or and
les with the verisimilitude tlmt
tement and clothes it with the ,
ivid rainbow garment of human
>f her work are likely to bo fared
history "?Boston (llobo.
ing contribution to tho trust
uncut made by any magazine.'*
3 send for our prospectus, 4
J R E' S
r, iki I mo J>*u oiriov, New York, or auli*
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