Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 29, 1903, Image 1
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Vol. XIII.
DRUGS K
THAN
Tlio leading dociors say: "There
disease; If every ouo would keep his sy
lant and leave drugs atom Ihe death
Statistics show that these doctors
prescribe Duffy's Pure Malt Whis
uroucnius. AStnma, Catarrh, Coughs,
nervous prostration, female troubles,
cause; all these diseases are caused by
DUFFY'S E
builds new tissue; it enriches and stii:
, the heart, invigorates the brain and s
* disease. It k1 the germs.
'Mr. and Mrs. Adnm I.ivlngood of
years, say Duffy's Puro Malt Whiskey
beyond their silver wedding. Mr. Li\
They aro both hale and hearty and feel
Mrs. Matilda Watts, who is C3 yc
cured her of grip and has kept her st
"I suffered terribly with the grip
of weather always found me In bed,
living. Picking up a newspaper one
_ fro**: the use Duffy*? Malt wv.' st
wore \ieinst instantaneous. The trrribli
disappeared. 1 was completely cured a
at tbo age of GH, I feel as though I was
Mrs.
New York's leading dectosr paid: "1
digested."
If you wish to keep younjr. effong
glow of perfect health, take UtlflfY'i 1
spoonful in half a glass of water or
medlcino. It Is dangerous to fill your s
and depress the heart. "Duffy's" is an
from fusel oil abd other dangerous lug
CURES WITI
Qulr.ino depresses the heerf. wMl
DUFFY'S PI'HE MALT WV7MBT tone
and strengthens the lieart action, 1b
vlgorites the brain, purffli^ the entlr
system and Keeps It in * rormwlfy hoalth
condition. It kills all disease germs an
microbes.
Cnntlnn?When voti rnik f?r nnffr'
!>npi< Mull e 1.1..I.... ?... .
(lie ucimlne. I im-rnp?l ifulrri
in Sinl lit ( n( tin- (ixrvllvuvu of 111!
Iiri'titirnllnn, will try to i?!1 flirn
ImUntUiim, mill Iiii-rulia? 91mI
M litKUey substitutes, n liti h lire im
tin (lie innrhrt for profit ?gp.ly. kd
vliieli far friim reliei Iiik flic sir!
re positively harmful. Ilriukii
Duffy'h" mill lie oiiru )"<?M Ki'l I
II Is flu* (inly II hsol u I ?f y prree via I
wliinUoy (illicit coittiliuM Me.lieiiai
Ii enl 1 ll^f 11 I ii ur e,nutilte(. T.OoU fa
the Irutle-oiurk) "Tli? JiwmJst,
ou the lul.el.
Thirty's Pure Malt Wktaiur h*? n
BCribed by over T.000 doelars luid umti
Tbo genuine la
SOLD AT ALL
or direct at $1.00 a bottle. It Is tho
03 a medicine. Valuable medical boo
Rochester. N Y.
11 Taberiiacli
Graded ?choo
nor, r. /:. sriAiir,
Principal.
| I /
I | uilUrcstt in
Horn FitH, S. C.
TBOI U LKSO>11: KO liMOSS.
One ol' l hetti Will Aj.paaJ to Km
p> ror William Illmftcif.
Berlin, April 20.?Hugh J
Cannon, tHo Mormon mission
nry intends to appeal V* Km
peror AVilliam for permissini
for the Mormons to remain ii
Germany, hoping thai kin maj
esty'b policy of religiwa* toler
ranee may include tho Mormon*
In hi* petition Mr Cannot
sets forth the morality of Mot
mnn iini>l i*mnj iiml ^ <lw. t
ability ui his adversaries to cit
any example where Mormoi
teachings have been rubrersiv
of the laws of the State or o
orderly citizenship; he declare
also that by the command of tin
supreme head of th? churcl
polygamy is not taught.
Mr. Cannon last Wsdnesdaj
sont to the emperor and empres
copies of the hook of Mormon ii
German. If no aid is extendet
to the Mormon missionaries b;
Emperor William and if tin
orders of expulsien are euforcet
all the missionaries will leave
Mr. Cannon expects tfcp Uni
7*
> A ST F R
: - - \ ~jjr JjL Ommad JE, \
LANCASTER, S.C., )
ilUUMORE! """ "
D? I
- Sua K<!">?t of
are moro deaths caused by drug3 than |?
st.-m fort I (led with an invigorating btiinura'c
would bo lowered."
are rl-lit and th's i why all loading doctors Wncidnni
key exclusively for Consumption. Grip, J """'m's
dyspepsia, malaria and all low fevers, ipvlmulpcl I'f
sleeplessness and weakness from whatever i
rundown conditions of the system. I ^ J,
MfllTWHISKEYr r
nutates the blood, nid3 digestion, tones up WAS ITincU
strengthens the system so it throws off ,
i war dopar
Blverson, Pa., who havo been married 6S I .
has prolonged their happy union many yearn I't oruary 1.
dngood is 91 years old and bis wifo is 84. '
vigorous as a couple SO years of age. I all lCHtlll'63
ars of ago, says Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey j
rung and well. til? islands
and and tried every known remedy. Changes I
and I oftcu felt as If life was not worth the ; re CO Ml ITlPlld
day, I read of tlio great benefit derived i
"1'* nen* 'T ? hoM'e, The bopoftel*? effects ' Cop ,,"1<
* lassitude with whl' h I had suffered wo long i
nd have felt no bud after eftocu, and to-day, j XaitJIl wllCl't
onlv ffO. I ' '
Matilda Watts. L\M W. 40th St.. N. Y. C." j of citi/OUS,
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is food already ' . ,
j president, ]
and vigorous and have on your cheek tho 1 , , .
PtMvi: MAIjT WHISKEY, regularly, a table, tllllt tliev tl
milk three times u day and take no other I 1.,:..# f i.
ystem with drugs: they poison the system | phlllll OI lift
absolutely pure stimulant and tonic, free i)(>oi)le of tl
;rcdients so common in malt whiskeys. * .1 11
HOUT DRUGS;Sl,h;
e j ^^t0eU ^
'' * jOy ''111' u *1'''
Z lire, and bii
I stated that
trod millions !n the last HO yenrs. It Is pro- I
1 exclusively by 2,000 ; romiuent hospitals. Committed
DISPENSARIES, ~ un<k
only whiskey recognized by the Government lloilliess}, ?
klet sent freo. Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, J,.u[ ljo<? 11 (
- - ? six liundrec
ono buildin
' , - party said
In I,:*nen-iter County, S. (\ A itil\ lll.lt S
Jlieultliv location. Hoard as cheap I died fl'OIll SI
as he clieap- ?t People hosp'tnblo
Jund always willing to h.-ip a yoi ng Geil Mile!
j pupil who is itxairr.ost sib-nit e lu.|
cation Three icac ers, two lit. r- I CHSCS^ S.ljlll
ary soceties, a. U a library started j ,.f (Villi it
. Our motto U: TUlCimST IN I'llK |
| chkapest way. i published i
Por informat en apply to I j "tlint t wo (
j m stf.waot, see., ok, s c. ted similar
r. A. PiTNmrRBPRK, ' people of th
H. W. TAYLOR, or If' , ,
RKV. W. C WINN, i j| ICpOlted lll?
l'a.-ior In Charge. j J island of 1
J \ \ were whip
: Tacloban, I
~ i |p.l(
4
ted States to intervene in oases Caulfield, I
: where missionaries have been take eight j
maltreated. as, f??r instance, in country, ar
'* the a Hair at Olsenbruek, Prus- MO(. ]
|sia, last January, wlien two . 7
i , the lnsurge
I missionaries were dragged
| through the streets of the town no* bring
' .and imprisoned for days. They stated that
' were taken to Hanover, where out and tha
it they were again placed in jn?l or could not
" and later seat to Hamburg. ? ..
"of the men
Alhdavits of these occurrences ,
have been forwarded to Sena 0 sc?tits 1
> tors Kearns and Smoot, who, it others wero
t is said here, have asked Secro to death, so
tary Ilay to demand an apology j,ig position
from Germany in this matter ??At Calb
e on the ground that American , .
it citizens were treated brutally. r(1P0,t0( th
o Among the converts to Mor- that district
* monism made in Germany are to water to
? several policemen, who will he men who h;
0 sent to observe tlio missionary tj,js tn.atn
1 meetings.
" president c
? 1
? sales, who s
? _ scars on hit
; C A STO RIA xv;3re, c;u,sc
^ For Infants and Children. which ho w
e The Kind You Have Always Bought to his lle9''
1 ^ was named
; 18ign*tur? * //&$?* ;vh;;od A
ENTEP
.VEDNESDAY, AgRIL 29, 1903
IEN. 311lilvS S.\W (tlX 1 je priests n ho 1
' sub ji^HPd to torture
troops under command
His Trip Through Qaujot, 10th cavalry;
hilippincH. front teeth liad boo
? . ?ut, which was appar<
ton, April 2/.?The . .
he was otherwise 111
?P?rt of Lieut Gen ftnd robbed of |3()()
lilcs concerning his stated that these prie
s in the Philippines taken out to be killed ;
public today by the saved only l?y the pre
tment. It is dated !ion of Ma'or (,arring
,, 1(in9 . infantry, who sent out
lP<Mf and covers T. /. . ,
Lieut (laujot was tried
of his trip through gu,Uy an(, w.(s give? ,
, together ith his sentence of throe 111011
ations. pension from command
< describes a vi-it to big 1,1 *,* per month for
?, ho says, a party period. His pleading
headed by the acting presented .all the facts
met him and stated cuinstances^being dove
lesired to make com- ^ appears that Majc
rsh treatment of the bicut Conger and a
i . . assistants and nativi
hat community, say>y
hod hoen conceit- were movcd fmm l',ac0
he towns and had lor ,he P"'l>ose of ,
, t . . statements hy means c
it indignation that J
..i i ii and it became so notor
leir people had been
, . , tins i>arty was called
what is known as 1 J
, ,i . brigade. Whether it w
orture, and that one . , ,
, . , ... bio for officials to bo
lly respected citizen, .
???? i \?; in such acts without th<
rs, named \ laceiito
.. .. al knowledge of the gei
i sullering hum the ^ ?
. . ' , on whose*sta(l' they wc
e tort lire and uncon- . J
, ] .. , . ing at the time, nam*
dragged from his fo '
tit had hocn sot on ,ic" 1 lea f,
rnctl to death. Tliev ^OI1P cture_
. ... Those facts came to n
these atrocities were
i c in a causual way, an
by a company of '
, ... . others of similar chara<
t command of Lieut
...... , boon reported in dilVcn
mu that their people 1
..... of the archipelago. Ii
crowded mte towns, 1 ?
, , r. . was lnfftviiiorl It i
i oeing common to
. , .. ., moil talk at "the pine
ft. A doctor of tlio 1
\ i . . officers congregated tl
ho was ready to tes . ...
, ., , transactions had been c
ioine of the people
... .. either with tlio eonni>
allocation.
approval of certain cc
3 then refers to other . ... . ,
nig oilicers. It is, 1
g that on the island . .
? most gratifying to st,
was reported and , . . . ", ,
1 such atrocities have h
n November, lhO'2, , , , ,
demncd bv such com
officers had commit- as G(ms Lawton, Wad
itrocities against the nor, Lee, Baldwin am
at island Tt is also] ?'l found thai with cei
it at Laoag, on tlio eers iho impression pre\
Luzon, two natives SU(Jh acts were justifiabl
, . i .1 t. felt if inv dufv, in ordei
ped to death. At . * * 7 .
1 reel such erroneous ami
,.yte. it wt?M rci,.ii-le<l f(US jmpreS8jOIli
Glenn ordered T.ioul ,|,c possibility (.1 such a.
Miilippino scouts, to committed in tlio futui
n'isouers out into tlio must impair the good
id that if they did American aims and b
., . creud f(? our service for
11111 to the camp of , . ,, . ,
1 to direct that any orders
lit, Qtiison, lie was cu]ilM ()j personal in
; tli em back. It was which would inspire ore
the men were taken any act of cruelly be a
t they either did not Gcn- Mll(V 'Erects alt
I!*o acts of leooncenlr
do as directed One , , .
... . , (Jen. Bell and claims t
who had a son with were iu jirec| violllliol
was spared, hut the \iiW, IIo says the lawshot
or hayonetted violated in handling am
me being in a kneel- Inrge quantities of rice v
. at that time. sold at a profit. The |.e
,, . were in the reeoijcentrati
avog, Samar, it was
n' ' says Gen. aides, were 4<
lat several men in eil prj80iu.rs Gl war, I
t had been subjected compelled to huv lood li
irture. I saw three who held them at a larg
ad been subjected to Oen. Miles character
. * r\ *1 ?s unprecedented,
icnt One was the , . . . ,,
Ju(ip[6 Advocate (johg
>f the town, Mr. Ro jjng matje a renlv to th
jliowod mo long deep ing, in which lie says
> arm, which ho said stances of atrocity were
id by the cords with subject of special hives
as bound cutting in- robing in adminislrati
fni . as in court marlials. A
rhe second man ()h(i(<ea (>| the>e inquh
Jose Borja and Davie, tlie inve?iin,
Padre Jose Piaznes/nrt yet complete. The
i that he was ono of tion of rice, Gen. Davis
?
f/' \
'? w
s ID P '< : " T i j
w i Iv A o L<> ?
:Co. 6 y
It was daK
s t s were |
and were ^.,
Lmpt rc
, forfeit- Absolaieiy Pure /
the v.,.- themumuM/iitUM t
; ?uii'y
and cir -mbwg \
loped. 1 ,nilitary necessity, sad the 1
>r C! on [rofit8 were turned over to the
' insular treasury lor use in further ?3
party of relief.
3 SCOlltS _ ,vi
to place NEOKOES 1>YN \ UITED
extorting .
if torture Muskagee, Indian Territory, /
April 27.?Officials here *
ton* \ i n jugt |)cetl uoniled of the denti? ,\W
'Glenn s ^on 0f two store buiTh^jcr;/r.^y
as possi Beggs by dyimmilc and tdf laa
engaged niinent danger of race trouble. ^
ft"person- 11,ree weeks ago ;i negro father
^ j with three sons hint I from m
1,1,1 1''' Alabama to Beggs, bought some y
?ro scrv property,-built a store and put i
3ly Brig in a stock ot" goods. The* were
or others warned three successive tghte
to go, but took no heed. Saturday
night a stic . of dynamite
iv notice J ~ i i j. .i l* .i i.
: was attached to the building,
id many \VTliicli, together with a drug
dor have store adjoining belonging to a
3nt parts white man, was wrecked. No
i fact, 1 j one was injured.
0 iwtc-^w o.v^iiuK,m w nuei iam?.i\ v.,writes
1 tlie in- "1 have beeu a dytoeptic ior yearn
made the ?tried nil hinds of rem. dies but
ligations, continued to grow wnr . Ry the
ve aciion u#? Kodol I hegan to improve
.8to some ?nc*' ?nd ?'?,? t"king*f?r
bottles am Fully revered v
es, sh 8 welght, health and strength ?r
a ions are oan ear whfttever I like. Kod< I
distribu- dijesta what yon eat and mak- * *
says, was the stomach sweet. OrawiordBr<s
I
tvas com
e where DASH FOR NOltl'H VOLE.
lilt such New York, April 20 ?Anarriedon
tliony Fiala, who is to head tho
r a nee or Zeigler Arctic expedition, was a
unmand Passenger on tlie American line
however 8teamop Patil which arrived
hero todday from Southampton.
at'1 t iat r Eiala went abroad a month
ecu coii- ago to look over the ground uiul
niandors to sec to the purchasing of supe,
Sum plies, and he now returns to
I others consult Mr. Zeigler. Spraying
rtam cifi of his trip Mr. Fiala hi : "We
-ails that expect to get off sonu 11 mo in
e, and 1 dune The ice broke up early
to cor- find the prospects for :! e expodanger
dition are good. The America
prevent j was sent down from I rumsoe
ills being to Iroimhiim un lei her own
e, which steam She is being cleaued,
name ol now'decks put in and other rering
dis pairs are being made. The
all time, America will sail soon as she
i or cir is ready, hut I cannot give the
struction, j date."
mcourage . ^
nnullod."
ention to An unknown novo w ts lvnchation
by near S.inla Fo, III . I. r assaulthat
thev ing a ten-year-old win e _;rl. The
a of the mob then made an onslaught npwas
also on h colony ol negmes, wounding
il buying many of them and n quiring all
irhich was to leave at once.
ion camp, ^ Nwet>i itn-Hiti
consider . ... , ,
l.-I WPPft ?fl * never tailing Mgn o' a heal
?t thy stomach. When th" breath ir
roin lose stomach is our of order,
e pront. There is no remedy in the world
l/.es this eqQtti to KodolDyspepsiuCure for
curing indigestion, dyspepsia an<
ral Davis all stomach troubles. Mrs. Man
n LJ /I I- -ftl'L!. I?l '