Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 04, 1903, Image 3
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Mew.
Motherhood is wo
actual barrtaoerkess
words to chflWess wc
Many women are tltmlpd the 1
^ tome curable deru6i^?t?v** v4 the (??m
Anion? the many triumphs of
Compound is ovtucvpikn^ cases ci
children owe their ?ucplU*ri<?e to I>V<
pound. This great ntumoino is so v
0 of the penfMiatiTe ?r??**n?v that its cffl
multitudes of women.
Nine Years V
a7">F.AR MRS. FuckRam: ? Wt
never had childiw, and. new wo li
old, the joy of our life. **ha owe
ham's Vc^ctaMe Compound.
"Before takhuar Iii*dtn TO. I?
was a constant I hail pe
before menstmatian. I Iwt doato
bo muoh about the Vegetable Con
taking six bottles was wirwiL"? >1
East Toledo, Ohio.
fi?Hort
v 1^9 ^ /& "***? ^
\V Y. < t iS
* '. *? ^> linn's > '-,**.
*> /'i^N it h-?>s done
* women \\ ill
laokeu, 1111 Broadway, Cleveland
\pr*ft'ef
t?;- *
uDkaii Mio. I'ivkitam :?1 ?
my troubles. I lnid pains in the
hud never lM?rne rhildrnt.
44 Vou alisw .' .liv !> : r.nil
pletely cured. II }n< hi]
childbirth had
uLydia K. ' ?.. . .j,..
to be mothers."' ,-v ri i../., ,
Manv\v<>mcr x o lot'er.
and life.'lacked 'i }??y h> I ?/ ? !
liTiui, jMa*s., i Vr ' ?
wnidi Hit.do ti c ta -f,, use. ti
Child J.mImw- Jti!!.
The followii.^ it? Hie text ot to
^ child labor bill thai passed lb
senate last we u uv a vwle ol 2
to 13:
Section 4. 1 bat from and al'te
mr the first day of May, ldu3, u
child under iho of ten year
elia 11 bo employed in an.v factor;
mine or textile manufactutin
establishment of tbis State; Am
that from and after the first da
of May, 1901, tio child under tb
aee of eleven Hhall ho employe*
in any factory, mine or textil
establishment of this State; thn
from and after the first day o
May. 1905, do child under th
age of 12 years shall bo employe
in any factory, mine or textil
establishment of this State, ex
cept as hereinafter provided.
Section 2 That from and afte
May 1, 1003, no child under thi
a^o of 1- years ahall be permit
ted to work between the hour
V of 8 o'clock p. m. and G o'clockjii
the morning in any factory, min
or textile manufactory of tbi
9 State: Provided. That childrei
under the ugo of twelve, whoa
'$
man's natural destiny?
is rare ? comforting
)men.
n-yppiness of children biwill j because of
i8iu.livw organs.
a Jjy<li:i 1%. I'inlt tmm'fl Vcuctnltlo
if supposed barrel.ne.y>. Thousands of
Ha r'. Pinltli'iun's Ye^ofr.Mc *'? rr.rell
calculate! t<> regulate evijy function
Iclcnc.y in this respect i? vouched for by
- ^*-'i *
t niiuui it v^miu.
) had ln-en married nine years and
ave a little hahy girl nineteen months
;s her existence to Lyriia E. Plnklnk1iam*s
Vegetable Compound I
uns in my back and sides, carxicmlly
red hut r>'"iM 1 no benefit. Hearing
apound I decided to try it, and after
ks. T. H. Goulbey, 1223 Nevada St.,
rait of a Baby Oirl Who
s h?r Existence to Lydia E.
tham'sVegetable Compound
" j)eaw Mkk. J'i> k iiam : ? 1 wrote
> you some time ago asking why 1
mid not. have a child. I explained
lat 1 had displacement of the womb
and ovarian trouble, and suffered
uUvith backache and headache. You
V. sent mo a nice letter in reply
iCv^K^ing me full instructions how
to treat myself, and in accord ance
with your directions 1 took
SIX your Vegetable Compound, and
Art billowed vour kind advice faithi"
miij in every respect, and now 1
\ have ft little girl, the joy of otir
home. I irever would have had
mvr baby if it had not been for your
auvico and medicine.
"I cannot praise f.ydia E. lMnk efuhle'f
o.upound enough for what
for me. * 1 hope other childless
see this letter." ? 31 as. John Uueitl,
Ohio, j!
Ca.se In Brooklyn.
r< . tn you a year ago telling you of
ovaries, menses were painful, and I
I folic wed your advice. 1 was cotnith
toa li. ur, healthy babe, and during
s atv a ' Nwl send to women who want
l_ i.iuiu. t:)!M Brooklyn, N.\.
we print w' l uttorl v discouraged,
V-'lic*' vfti?y v.*5
i women
J employ meal is permissible under
pi?,visions or this Act, may
e bo permitted to work aftor the
?J'i<;ur of . >. m , ii? '<r<!er to make
op U?8t time, \%hich occurred
from gome temporary Bhut-down
of the mil! on account of accident
H or break down iu the machinery,
v which hnn caused Iobr of time:
^ Provided, how ever, that under no
^ circumstances shall a child below
the huh of twelve work later
e ttian the hour of p. m.
rt Section 3. That children of a
e widowed mother and the children
1 of a totally disabled father, who
f are dependant upon their own
? labor for their support and or'
phan children who are dependant
e upon their own labor for their
support, may be permitted to
work in textile establishments of
r i mi* oiaie mruio purpose or oarup
1 inp their support: Provided, that
in thn case of a child or children
H of a widowed mother or a totally
n disabled father, the said mother
e or the said lather, and in the
b case of orphan children, the
i, guardian of said children, or peris
boa slumiing in loco pureulo oi
Bald child or children, hIihII furnish
to any of the persons named
in Section 4 of this Act an affidavit,
duly aworn to by him or
her, before some magistrate or
clerk ot the Uourt of the couuty
in which he or she resides, stating
that he or she is unable to
support the esid children, and
the said children aro dependent
upon their own labor for their
support, then, and in that case,
the said child or chil ren of Raid
widow ed mother and the said dis
atiled father and said orphan
children shall not be affected by
the prohibition in Section 1 of
this Act, and filing of said aflidavit
shall be full justification
for their employment: Provided,
further, that the officer before
whom the said affidavit shall be
Rubscribed.shall endorse upon the
back thereof his aDDroval and his
consent to the employmetnof said
child or children. Any person
who shall swear falsely to the
facts set forth in said Act shall
be guilty of perjury, and shall be
indictable as provided by law :
L'royided, further, that the employment
of said child or children
ahull be subject to ihe hours of
labor herein limited.
Section 4. That any ownor,
superintendent, manager or overseer
of any factory, mine or textilo
manufacturing establishment
or any other person in charge
thereof, or connected therewith,
who shall knowingly employ any
child contrary to the provisions
of this Act shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, und tor every such
offence shall, upon conviction
th?reof, be fined not less than
ten dollars, nor more than fifty
dollars, or b? imprisoned not
longer than thirty days, at the
discretion of the CourtSection
o. That any parent or
oiiier person navmg under Sis or
her control any child, who consent*,
suffers or permits the employment
of his or her child or
I ward under the ages an above
provided, or who knowingly or
willingly misrepresents the age
of such child or ward to any of
the person.- named in Section 4
of thib Act in order to obtain em
ploy uient for such child or waid,
shall he deemed guilty of a mis'
demeanor, and for every such
ofTenco shall, upon conviction
thereof, be hr.ed not lepsthi.u ton
'dollars, no more (Iihii fifty *.oi laYe
or be imprisoned not longer than
thirty days, in the discretion of
the Court.
Section (J. Thai, any parent or
gutrdian or person standing in
: loco parentis, who shall furnish to
j the person named in Section !
jot t???- Act. a certificate that their
j child or ward haa attended school
;'or Pot lo. than tour months
during Hie current school year,
and that said child or children
can read and write may he permitted
to obtain employment fcr
such child or children in any of
the. textile establishments of this
State during the month* of June,
July and August, and tb? ememployment
of such child or
children during said month upoo
A UVak NfAiuncti
causes a weak body and invites
disease. Kodol Dyspapsia (Jure
uurcs uml ntreugthcns the su>uiach,
and wards off and overcomes
disease. J. B.Taylor, a prominent
merchant of Chriesman,Tex,says :
4,I could not eat because of a w?*k
! stomach. I lost all strength and
I run down in weight. All that
money could do was done, but aii
hope of recovery vanished. liear!
?r..i i -
wi numc nwiiuriiiii uuirs uy
use of Kodol, I concluded to try
it. The first bottle benefitted me,
and after taking four bottles 1 am
I fully restored to my usual health,
I Htron<*tb end weight." Crawford
I brow.
the proper certificate that such
child or children have attended
school as aforesaid, shall not be
in conflict with the provisions of
this Act.
ejection 7. That in the employment
of any child under the ago
of 12 years in any factory, mine
or textil.i manufacturing etab
lishment tho owner or superintendent
of such factory or textile
manufacturing establishment to
require of the parents, guardian
or person standing in loco paren
tie of 6uch child au affidavit giving
the age of such child, which
affidavit shall be placed on file in
the office of the employer, and
any person knowingly furnishing
a falpe statement, of the age of
such child shall bo guilty of misdemeanor.
and for every such
r\ (V /tm aa ? 1 1 -- ? ? ? ? ? - * ' *
vMiunuc ulihij, upon conviction, Do
fined not lose than ten dollars
nor more than fifty dollars, or be
imprisoned not longer than thirty
days, in the discretion of the
Court.
Section S. That all Acta and
parts of Acts i.i conllict with the
proviRions of this Act be, and the
same are hereby, repealed.
WANTED?Every person that is
suffering with asthma, to send 25
cents for a large dollar bottle of
1'ikrck'h Asthma Cukk.
Nature's Remedy Co.,
nil) 02-1 ry Washington, L). C.
AN OltDINANCK
Continued from Second Pago.
Manufacturers of doors,
sash, blinds, etc.,per year 5.oo
Mills, lleur or grist, each,
per year 5.oo
I Marble Yards, each, per
year 2.oo
Agents for marble works
or quarries, per year, 5.oo
I Dealers in soda wulcv
] other soft drinks sold from
founts (provided that the
fountain apparatus and attachments
shall not be included
.;s stock in estimating
the license tax to be
paid by merchants), per
year o.oo
Sign painters, per day $1 ;
per year 5.oo
Agents or dealers in wood
or coal, per year o.oo
Dyers and cleaners, per
year, 5.oo
Ivning fir lunch houses,
i per year 8. no
! Harness repair shops, per
year 3.oo
i Agents or dealers in hides
and t iilow, 1'nrs and woo),
I each, per year ."#.00
I Sec. 2. The charges for li
censes in any business not enum
orated in section one of this ordinuuco
shall be determined by the
Mayor.
Sec. 8. That whenever in this
J ordinance, tins term dealer is used,
the same shall include not only
the principal, but, in his, her or
their absence, shall include any
agent, clerk or employee managing
the business respectively referred
to, and generally where a
license is herein imposed for the
carrying ou of any business, and
the same is carried on by any
agent, clerk or employee, such
agent, clerk or employee shall be
subject to the penalties herein
imposed, should the said business
he carried on without taking out
such license in the same manner
as if he, she 01 they was or were
I the proprietors of said business.
Sec. 4. No license shall be
transferred Irom one firm to another,
except with a sale or transJer
of a stock of goods, shop, outill
or machinery, and then only
j O^^Om^?one^winningbo?k3^^B
Kg written by men who know, tell Km
? you all about 'Vi
| PotacsK J
gg Thry nre nt?d?d by every m?H w
who owns a field and a plow, au?l H
? I who desires to get the most ax* jd|
B Ttiejr arc/rer. Send postal card, jB
OF.ltMAN KAI.I WORKS
H ?)!J XnMna Sirt-fts New York H
on Hie endorsement, ot the Mayor.
Sec. 5 That it shall be unlawful
to carry on any business,
occupation or calling during llie
year 19o3 as set forth in this ordinance,
without first paying to
tlie Town Treasurer, the license
tax for said business, occupation,
calling or profession, who s&oll
isgue to the person, tirin or corporation
so paying a license a
receipt therotor, which shall entitle
the said person, firm 01 corporation
to carry on the stud
business, occupation, calling or
profession within the corporate
limits of said town for the fiscal
year ending December 31 si, 19o3.
n ?
uoo. v?. a uat nuy person or
persons, firms or corporations,
eithor by neglecting or ret using
i to pay t he required license as
herein provided, shall pay a fine
of not less than five dollars, nor
more than one hundred dollars,
or be imprisoned lor not less thvn
live days or more than thirty days.
Sec. 7. All able-bodied male
perrons between the ay-s of
eighteen and fifty years, rending
within i he corporate limits It he
said Town, not exempt fro p.: road
iulv under the laws of the ?>taiet
dial! work the streets, pavements,
ways and bridges of the ' >\? u
under the direction of and u> the
I satisfaction of such polieetn >n or
I overseers as may be appointed or
{may have already been appointed,
I tor a space of time net 1 '! 1
lour day*, nor exceeding 1 . s
I hi each vear Itl> it i il.o
tinie of receiving1: notice t< iv-.rlonn
such work, any per-nn may
pay into ihe Town Tress u., two
(lolktrs commutation 1 ; !i
i .Miali be received in lieu m s.ud
work; that h substitute m bo
! Iwrnisued, provided. ?" ' 1 ;11
nlo is a male per-on u\?r
'i^kioon Years of a^,e : 1 {"' >vided
with necessary f ' \ :;i >i
! bo shall be required b d ? ! !1
' and satisfactory work.
I A v person rolusin * to niy
i *
said commutation tax, perform
said work, or ttiruish the required
I sulisiii ipe with uecefcsurv Uols,
It it . not less ii an tell
I dollars nor more than thiilv dollars,
or he imprisoned not le>a
than ten days nor more than
I thirty days, in the discretion of
'the Mayor.
j Sec. 8. All ordinances or parts
I ol ordinances inconsistent herewith,
shal! he and I ho same are
| hereby repealed.
Ueatified by the Mayor and
Aldermen in council assembled,
11his 17th day of December, in the
I year of our Lord one thousand
j nine hundred and two.
I ( ? ) K. E. WVLIE,
> f M
SKA I. > Mayor,
j f > Attest:
C. 1). JONES,
Clerk ami 1'reas.
i , M
Yoti Hnnw \YI>:it ton tri'TiiUInc
When yon fake Grove's Tasteless Chill
j Tonic because the formula in t duly
(irinfeil on everv bottle showing that
j .t is simply iron and Quinine in a
j tasteless forui. No cure, 110 pay. Obc