Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 20, 1903, Image 8

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tmr& k-ti-S tT*.;- * '" 1I% **>" -, >f i jr? ?#?_. v' . -,-4 - - You Will ?e Happy 11 wen. Paine's Celery Compound Bestows that Health and Victor that Makes Livllia ti I w. If you are sick and out-of-sorts, it is in your l?Ower to make yourself healthy, strong, and nappy. There is not the slightest reason why you hould go through life feeling sickly, miserable, languid, and melancholic. To l>e well and strong, means happiness and tine joy. If you are sleepless, rheumatic, neuralgic, dvKMBtitf. or have the shadows of ?!:seasc hovering over you; if you ate not as bright, energetic, and strong as you were some weeks f v-!> Ago, the use of I'aine's Celery Compound will tone up and fortify your whole system, cleanse the blood, correct dige tion, sharpen the Appetite, and conduce to restful sleep, Thousands once in a half-dead condition owe their present good health to the use of l'aine's Celery Compound. Mr. Wm. S. Gibson, of Pieasurevillc, Ky., who, through sickness and suffering, was brought near tne dark grave, writes as follows, regarding his marvelous Cure:? " I have l>ecn broken down in health and svMetn shattered, k'dnevs ut 01 off and on lor tiie last ten)cars, i navoluh.cn three' ' T oto c 1 And all of the above-mentioned troubles have left inc. and I can now do a good day'.-- work. I go about my business all day long and it don't'worry me, and I now feel l>cllcr than 1 1iave in ten years. I have a good appetite, . ' and can eat and get around on foot as active ?' "AAWher. 1 \\a a 1 . My age i.i, ! DIAMOND DYES Color Jackets, Coats, Cape , Ribbons, Neckties, Waists,., wilt net fade or crock when dyed with Dtamon J Dyc"i. Dlro-tlon hook and 45 dvrd samples free. RQ.'QF011K MONK (M)N VlOTKO. Captured here last February, am) who have been the eau?e ol mi miieiimewj-fmpi-.r comment. will pas> (xii of the public eye loi ,, time. Ail (bur of the men, James Limit. Charles Rigors. Walter Wooil ami II B. Wilson were found uuilly last wet k in the Federal Court in Greenville, S. C , of b! >wing open the saie in the post office at Greer's, S. C . and were sentenced to a term <>i five years each in the Ftdera' penitentiary in Atlanta.?Monroe Enquirer. From n Cat Mrrn'rh t; '.-A ? on the arm, to the worst sori of a burn, sore or boil, Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve i? a qnicK cure. In buying Witch Il zel Salve, he particular to get De Witt's?this is (iia salve that heals without leaving .. scar. A . specific for blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles. Sold by Crawford Bros. TWELVE EEN IS A I'OEND. Jg Charlotte, N. C, May 15? A > cotton mill man who was hero to nav attending the meeting o< the Cotton Stunners' association Mini 1,500 bales ol cotton to a Nyr; Orleans firm He got 12 cent* a pound for the rot ton. He fur nished the 1.500 bales out ?>t the stock which he holds in Ids warehouses. Idiirr* Ktx^iiin. lit Itiit'j Humor*. I'nu j.l. s mi.k imi<i \?:fi (?? 'if rj . II. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) is a certain and sure cure tor eczema, itching skin, humor-, scabs, scales, watery bi inters, pimples, aching bones or j nuts, boils, carbuncles, prickling pwiu in ttie skin, old entir.g sores, ulcers, etc. Botanic Blood U.lin ' cures the wo-st and most derp. seated cases by enriching, purifying and vitalizing the blond, thereby giving a healthy blno 1 supply to the skin. Heals every . sore and gives the rich glow of health to the skin. Builds up the broken down body and makes tli? 11 lurid red sind linn ri nh i r\ ir ! Especially advised for chronic, old cases that doctors, patent medicines and hot springs fail to cure. Druggists, $], with complete directions for home cure. To prove B. B. B. cures, sample spnt free and prepaid bv writing Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, (?a Describe trouble and tree m*di^ cal advice sent in scaled letter. UNCLE NAM'S LEPER MUST jg STAY AT TYREE. f i Washington, May 12.? Warde- ^ parhnent ctiicimIs suite that they J are unable to comply with the \ request which comas from Sa i-?h, tb"? thQ leper, "one of burin haul h iuluieiV' now ecu- I lined at the military fetation Ty- j[ i bee, tie removed to tlie Sapelo j tn ... ' i S t, ? - IUi ^qiki .;i (.t iud i-. .ny miiu . the leper at Tybee is a private \ soldier. He will he kept, at Ty. * bee, because no other section of N the country wants him and be- a | cause of the prevailing belief < that the disease is contagion?. , The leper is at present in what rr.av be terme d "a caare" bv him- i1 \ j self and 18 so isolated from his companions that there is no dan- q , ger of the contagion spreading, [; . as tnanv people fear. The marine ^ hospital service v? ill not take him. 9 The leper colony in Louisiana is p not looking for recruits, and the ft ' medical department of the U oited jfj S ates army cannot and will not abandon this soldier, whose name lis purposely withheld in hispres- 4 f>nf . , .. . c '. .. v ?.?'<>ar. general taj he dors not h?l'-'?vo that lenrosv I 1 j is as contagious as smallpox aim ^ , I other oimilai diseases, lie says l.e knows of incidents where ^ | lepers have slept in the same bed ; 1 i with other persons without transi niitling the disease, lie sa\s a \ ' I.nrther, in the present case the authorities hare no hospital t> v [ which loners con Id he sent, and it i would be inhuman to turn the 1 [leper in question over to s->m? agi other Statu or institution which wil | [ does not make special provision i tor sucti cases. At Tyhee tiie leper is uuder the direction and _ care of the medical department'*,6" Pii i i -it *1 I nf t ho army ana lie wiM remain ( J there until further orders. In spite of the traversal bplief.com I lrtir dawn fi'fiin flio Tiil-\lir?ul period, that* loorosy is tiie most I 1 loathsome and contagious of ?11 i diseasea, the medical department 'ia* I of the army does not appear to take that view of this case. While admitting that leprosy is wi, incurable, there is no intention < h? ol turning the sutl'erer adrift or 'fat inflicting him upon nnv other community. The suggestion to send him to Sapelo quarantine ***' station does not meet the ap P proval of the marine hospital .ervice. Under the circumstances the surgeon general has made no provision for the leper at. Sapelo. ' Every precaution is being taken to keep him from coming in con- ^ tact with anyone except those in & immediate attendance upon him. II-* is as safe there as he would Jj{ be at any other place, and even jj!?| if it was a contusions case the t??*i saft guards thrown around the mo i'ittie hospital establishment for au 1 this individual case renders con- 8l0 Itsigion practically impossible. ,)r (|uicl( Arroil. the ( cure J. II. (lolledge of Verbena.Ala., ^ was twice in the hospiral from a j 'severe r ise ?<t piles causing 21 /f tumors. After doctors and a!!:H remedies !?il<-d, lb.it fc leu's Arnica m Salvo quickly arretted fnrtlier fij inllmiation and cured him. It ill (loiujuers aches and kills pain.jBj 25c at. ('r<t wford liros. and.I. l'\ j n- , Mackey & Do. Druggists. England Lull a a Halt. London, May 15?Ala meeting w of the 1" deration of Manchester! (' itton Spinners today a ros'-lu- . . ition was adopted to the ellec' yt that "in viow of th*? grave condi ti<>n of ail".lira in the cotton trade '/! I we recommend that the whole , trade stop tor one week at VV'hit / I a 11 ii f 11 i u *?*'! i.n .>1 ifiiiiL^t o ???/! i ^ I I i?J i Morulas thereafter i.nni further jy j notice." A mass meeting to con- E Rider he revolution has been 9 | called for May l2<i. IE Mr. Joseph I'om in ville, of Still- I t water. Mi on., after having spent over 1 15 fJ.IMX) with the best doctors for stouiach trouble, without relief, was advised by liia druggi.se, Mr. Alex.Kich- " ard, to try a h >\ of ('!iamb< riain Stomach ami I.iver Tablets, lie ilid so, ami is u well man today. If troubled with indigestion, had taste in the I mouth, lack of appetite or constlpa- fl t ion, (five these Tablets a trial, and E ' you are certain t?? be more tliao pleas- E ed with tlie result. For sale at 25 2j j ?o?t< per box by J. F. Mae key t'o i Druggist*. J ,mm*m "ySV negn *^x Wl! national soci fF\ V* / aB lt8 aim th >. >. ^^, w \ E govern me n t \^f probably in j \>>| iTjT ^|p | ?ate.d uogro< ' \ yr^ \ dnv in' n<>w j' \ efforttoindi X- 1 T -Y.iloju.io ^ ni-^*' \ |i IttTJ *l>l hi jumped into ?by winning I'2l33 s icx M. Sriydcr, k 'James len t Ti-ir. -'c'- or thi- R speaking at nrwAijn l.-wt J.iiii A n <'lnls R ' !f woin:.i v.oj<i (? v more a tenron fo 'i fcrove, ?f Stu h.- !.'h v/c \ .!.?1J it >vc more I-.. rr-V P La hand nf tl >..vs, n< C.hrrs and Cvn hftrs, and if they B cb.srvc: rcsi:..j ch<y would fiud y Unov . t.u dr-eV.rd p.vjc;!; ticns do nbt B the Sons of ] . vim t?v- m.-ny cures they are civen H . . ... Jo.-. 6 with h crui ':,\ri ; V rA' k provisions, if ? 1 /let! cc i * i?.i cf l,?.:dui e.nd Ihcd- S j * liia i.nJ so I took it a:.d [1 it 18 Contem c JVC-y r.-uvr."i> '.b.uv hir. for arcw H frequent re ..; ?t;e;?fU u;? to mi with restored he.nlh, R . J k only tool; tnree months to cure mc." 6 which thoy p Win? cf t'*rd;;i is a r.- cnlatf rof the P the protect . nmlruui functiona au<l isa most as- ft States Lan aislmijT tonic for'women. ft cures H " J c iaty, npt>r<: si ?i, toofrerjucnt, irres-H clliees must '.. . 1 . . r < . . . / , r i * ... ? .-i ii ipjiii wv m apprntchinsf women- ^ ) tentiaries, b irtii ami 111 o.iamrc of life. It fre- K j cel p. .i:!\ . "ir.i's u wear baOy to homes hilt l'.'Vf I (>' p 1 < ; Cn- yr;;r3. All ?l 'rmr n ts hn?o $1.00 bottles of Wine H '".A''-ZIT''*' ~ You don't E ^rrsTj j,orron.c yu . M - r >f Aiioi ? i 1 . ? ;-? - ' when von no ^ x t>.. ij> v..- 5 j . - ant " Me who bears falee witness iinst his neighbor bears true tness against himself. jJtb. i mm ?- -? OA.?TOT?.X-A.. I r*the ?Iha Kind Vou Ha\e Always Sought , , H ovv " For fattc t's no use picking the mote out j P?or conditio your broii.or'b ?_> w witu tno is equal to 1C chet of hatred. tion creates t nothing passe Asheraft' en you wnnr a pleasant physic try ;in<] every sto iniberlai n's Stomach nml hiver tlets. They xre ????.y to take ami j "J had ail isant in effect. For sale by J. F. and had a bJo ukey ite Co. l>nigt?i}>ts. . J I pave the hors * ? ???????? j 7 days .and fc HISHESTER'S EkCUSH ,fr"'" tl,e ? ? SMffvwsivA; pills'Tend Ash' rarmcr, Mon .,?* s9f?s0 jt,r ir/ <^519^ e. Ahvnv* reliable. 1 ask Hrentft ft>t It HKH I nt k fttJV?r.. F*. tl in Kr.t and Id nwlkllic i?m., anted wiJt blue ribbo*. .o uo oilier. Krfa.a dan^rroni aolMtllone and Inltatlniu. Pa v of your Itnisriftht, ' end i.-. I .r I'ai 'irulaii, TmI1? ???? itut* a ij #*?r .nille*," in Utur, i rrhirn tlall. lo.uoo 'i eaMmonUkls. bold by jii.JJ. .is. CH'CaRBTIIR CHEWfCAL CO. f& ~sx_?.?i 0 Mmliiun ?\<|ui*re, PJl. li Ventl.in llli Dtcer. M. A. Simmons Liver Med:etne C ir. j H Complex ion, vivos llouvsui'v lo .ih?? Minn I I s i I end ache, UucuU p. t' I, Howe; In . . . .Iver IN < - _ 3 1 f IBS llr WOOD'S |i Liia ! i SiiLLS fiarH&n ^^/fc u-i w: i w Aiii 'W V* ^ vV# k/ i i Best for tin11 Sunny South," | 8 because they wo specially Rrowq ! r '* F 1 -> ."(? 1 with a full knowledge i i the c( iuIitions and requirei ; :ils of the South. Twenty-five v. < i>> pei-ionce and practical r all the different v eg? iibli e...:1 ie us to know the very e?t, and to ofler seeds that will Th dv plea lire, satisfaction and proiit to ail who plant them. Vte-l's Sta Stefl Sookfor 1903 'Mailed on request) is full of eood :! ' an ' Hves the most reliable 1 iiittl'i* .MUt toil l?e?M.ls, Ijolii r I'.e rain; and Garden. f iV IVGOD & SONS, .Sc. PJchmond, V<u r /*y V.'OOh'S **?!> BOOK *!bo tclis all ?t>cut Uiit?? kii'l C!ov?r Se?<Jn, ' t., bee J 1'otntoe*. Mid All t'Him i>c?4*. Wrlle !> r S?rt! (look eud nrU,*e of ?m farm JWrte repaired. ' ( <j^' ^ To Cure a C Take Laxative Bromo Quin Seven MUROfi bow* sold In past 12 months. T ... .1: " .T,f.vy?Kn < mv mmmrnrinia I f >es plan to found a ^ ety which shall have ? ? u creation of a negro P TT xj V* in the Carribean Sea, |[^ BLJj ^ * Hayti, ruled by edu- ^ ^ 58 [rom ll?e u?it6d Grim Grasp Caused ne rr.cy-n 1 rues Haven through an floart Dis-e^S?. ice William Pickens, _ _ _ - *r b c(. T~. * Could Oh e bucieiy. jficKeus L,til okuc. prominence recently the classic Henry Dr.Miles'Heart Cure and lyck prize in public Nervine Cured Me. Mrs. H R. Job*, formerly of Birmingham, Vpis, Kv.. is SHid to Ala., writes from Eldrcdge, the same state, ... as follows: 10 movement, which ?T.. ... ... , , T It is with the greatest pleasure that I recV tl as tllO Society oi ommend Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart rr. j . Cute. 1 only wish that I could tell every V reetlom. All army sufferer how much good they have done me. aer IrntiRnnrtn un<l bast winter 1 had a severe attack of Laser, tinnsports ami Grippe, which left my heart in a very bad * to be secured for condition. 1 could not lie down for the * . ' smothering spells that would almost over- f plated to quiet the come me and the feeling of oppression , ?... r1 . . around my heart. I had not been so that I VOJutlOtl8 111 Hay tl,, could lie on my left side for a long time. I ropose to place under f0.1 y?ur n,ea,tl ,Curc and t,^>k tl,r5e b?ttles,r t i I have no troubl-? now with my heart and iotl of the United canlieonmy left side as well as mv right. ' , " . Formerly I had suffeied for ) ears wan nervd titles ai d fran- OUS prostration. I had tried ao many remu. .a l.. ? u ? edies that I h. . ot clear out ot heart of get*18 Vest en ill tile |jng anvthing that would help me. The " "* | ?c i si It's I'll lose brs'll . it v via Ut criminals are to seem to stop altogether. It was on the adric-nf - ' 'ri"i ' tb t I Iri'.d " ' rative Nervine. 1 lelt better alter the lir?t , few doses and two bntiles ?f Nervine and m t one of Heart Cure ma^e me (eel like a new person. My heuit is all light aivl my nervousness is all gone. I never fail to recomn?ed to treasure your wand Kt#oti.?i* aUKcted ** I was." u will find enough AH druggists sell and firstbot... fie i>r. Mile* Remedies. Jsend-tor nee book eO tnem. on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. . to Fatten a Poor Horse ning and giving life and strength to a horse or mule in n one 25-cent package of Aslicraft's Condition Powders ? bushels of corn. The powders by correcting the diges- Ji i healthy appetite, then all the food is assimilated and is through the animal undigested. s Condition Powders is a strictly high grade preparation * ckman who uses it gets full value for his money. ^ old horse in very bad condition generally. lie was thin wl ,1: ...u: L - a.1. - I- - f- A - re T ?->?j uiscisc which was causing me nair 10 conic orr. i ;e three doses of Ashcraft's Condition Powders a day for d him liberally. The appetite of the animal improved few doses and he gained 52 pounds in llesh during the was made almost a new horse. I most heartily recomft's Condition Powders.?C. C. Sikes, Liveryman and roc, N. C." 25c. Package. Sold by Crawford Bros. iCK GOES THE WHIP COME THE ORDERS X THE VERY BEST GRADES OS- jT LJEV 1 FERTILIZERS X % f [TIE VERY LOWEST COST S' Jp X ,nw. In /.Will-./. ....... lomla v./l*< * u j .j rv ivi j"ui ifiiua * * j ; THE" VIRGINlA-CAROl-INAr CHEMICAL COMPANV/S PRODUCTS. ( , ?") Tnp tvipri^ii., ,!}?' m ? COLD EVinYWHERE^ ' "' * .1!: J / 3 Virginia-Carolina Chomical Co.. 'iltdlfiliL (l ti it / A !l 1 | CHAFiLESTON. S. C. "The Largest | M a ii i!?r. tr ; r nf b ren |WSV V:^4- Forty r ' j> i ^ lVTpoi'fx't'.!! /!? f / S V/lio!:s,?!c rv.tv.F ~~rs A % \ X*. ; \ Jl)')\ Largest importers | ^i""frg"'F t _v<^ j?> C o 11 e c n t r ? 11 o rt of j M a n a f; e. m r n i | old in One Day 1 line Tablets. VP tVl// ?* every I his signature, ^ box. 23c. I v. ? r. ~ ??"iTTnwm im in >