Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, January 27, 1904, Image 6
If
Potash
is removed in large quantities from
the soil by the growing of crops
and selling them from tlie farm.
Unless the Potash be restored to
the soil, good crops can not coni^\
timw*
\Wli.iv?? print- ^
Containing valu- I
ftfil t i o in i he
r.- or.ls . .f ao ur.ate
ex j >erinie 11 fs
charge to any
fanner who will
write f??r it.
OiFiRMAN KAI.I WORKS,
n"V * orU IIU Numuii Mreet. ?r
\tliiiita. <?u. So. ltroiul Hf*
Pick I i nur Kail road lies.
The rapid decrease in the supply
of timber and the consequent
rise in price have forced western
railioad companies to seek some
method ol prolonging the lite ol
the wooden ties. Years airo a
lie cost ??niy a lew ivnis Nowa |
days it cannot he bought for loss I
than TO rents.
Tin- linrlinuton olliriais think j
they hove solved the piohlem by |
pin. i i nu I lie lies, and >n ronlident j
are they that it is a paying proposition
that a larjre amount ol
money has heen expended in es-(
ta!.!'! him; pi k. 1 iiiir plants at
various points.
As the blood of the body is re-j
liios oil in einbalntim: and re pi an- d
by a preserving lluid s() the sap
ol the wood is extrarted Iroin the I
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ol zinc chloride. -Not only is tin*1
sap taken out, l>iit llu? solution
perineal os tin- cells ol tin- lihre
and upon elr\ iioi deposits thei
mineral so evenly that they are
protected airuinst the action of'
the outside moisture to such an,
extent that the lite ol the tie is
more i hail doubled.
liliv thousand ties a mouth
are pickled in t he main plant at
Sheridan, Wyo. The saving iCon-idorahle.
]'o pickle a lloj
costs Iro'll I't to ] "J cents, hill
wlli'lfjix < lit", I Ik' lumber I
now jieneraUy iiskiI. inN in fuiir
yeat i Ik- i i" * *; 11? ?I ' ic- !a~t irom
ei^lit to ton ye it .
Am hour o! <]o ii now i> wori li
a whole 11 a\ 111 \i A 'm k.
S Mofnoii rail a urea' inan\
w. tiling-, I a) In |.>-r;< i in 1
Illorc loollr-il I IlillL'S
( liri's 9 C ami si, in IlisiiiM ?.
i?4 * 11111 ii 11 it iii <?! >? I.i/i ma.
Sirnl'iitii. ? ? .
<1 no money?-Miunlv write
hi . r\ I lot a I, le 1 Jo i 1 I ;.i in a I
oi l p -n-e. A |,i i -o11 a I ri, o!
1 : I 1 !! :n js holer I ii ,i!; i
til >l-;lni piloted t ? ? ! HI) UUIlU, s
d(i i'i hoo?ate to w lilt* .or i? l hmsample.
I* you suII i r from ulcers. ec
Z'* in it. scrotal i. blond poison, can
cer, catinc sores, itehino skin,
pimples, I>o11s, Pone pains, sweil
in^s, r!i<m111i t 11 -111. catarrh, or an\
blood or skin disease, we advi?
yo i to take Untanic lilood Malm
(II H Ik). Kspe. ially recoinmcn
den tor old, obstinate, deep-seated
cases ?it malignant blood or
skin diseases, because Metallic
Blood Halm '(H.H.H ) kills the
p<>i~(in in the blood, chips where
hII else lulls, heals every sore,
makes the blood pure and rich,
gives the hKiii th' rich glow ot
health. B. B. B., the most perfect
blood purifier made. Thoroughly
teated for dO years. Costs
$1 per large bottle at drugstores.
To prove it cures, sample of
Blood Halm sent free bv writing
Blood Halm Co., Atlanta, Ua.
Describe trouble and free medical
advice sent iu sealed letter,
nr 1'his is an honest ofTer?
medicine seut at once, prepaid.
A Famous Cow.
One of the sights ol the Kansas
flood that will be remembered by
thousands and which will bo one
of the incidents preserved always
on account of the many photographs
taken is that ol the poor,
lorn cow floating on a section of
a wide freight platform. To make
her secure a man landed on the
floating rait and tied the cow to
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<i in cii nc) >1 iiiv/ii v? i.'* v wn ii (i ? n ii
a tarpaulin, and it was in this
position that most of the photog
raphers caught her as one of tIk
odd incidents of the flood worth
| preserving. No douhl many
people who saw the cow in her
perilous condition have wondered
at her late, whether she survived
or perished. She is alive and
doing well and doing faithful ser
j vice tor the family who own her,
.1. II. Hobhs.
Just One Minute*
( hie Minute Cough < Jure gives re
lief in one minute, because it
kills the microbe which tickles
the mucous membrane, causing
the couch, and at the same time
clears the phlegm, draws out the
intliminatiou and heals and
soothes the affected parts. One
Minute Cough Cure strengthens)
flick liitinro n'oril j /ill riiton mnttin i
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and is a harmless and never fail i
ing en re in all curable eases of
Coughs. Colds and ('roup. One
M i note Cough Cure is pleasant tnj
take, harmless and good alike lor'
young and old. Sold by Crawford
Bros.
Indian I'ribe on Strike.
A W jshinglon dispaleh to llie
New York W'mld savs: A strike
1.1 I lie Warner's lianeli Indians i
in ('Iih-rnia, I<?r 1 be einpb?\ menl I
o| 11n ir tribe :n a unit on irriga i
I ion work, lias been reporteil to
t lie interior dep irt nient bv
(jeorge Butler, irrigation superintendent.
Mr. Butler w is ordered to the
I . 11; i raiirh, \\ hence I lie* \\ ariHT - !
liaiich Imlians iit 1 v were j
I rauslonvil alter years ? i t r<n11?11'. j
In develop a \v;iier supply ami
?11ir irri ?tr;ilion ?IiI? In*.-j lor tin*
henelit nl | he 1 mliaiis. lie nil-I
plovil < i111 ill tlictii at .+ 1 "J,"") a|
11 lay mi Aucu-I 111, pnunisinjr t?> |
employ .all wliene\er extension
I ill the Win k Wai i:i III ei| it. Imt t he
I mil ins r in ->ei 1 to i;>v in v\ nrl<,
?!?'? !? 1 i n 11 a ( hi,."! mm-tin
I hat ill I 11r Hi.lie shiml I In' i III
|.i,>>, ?!.
P" <!*** 5^1 * r i r. |
Sv3 Ur%r mii^sirV
>\ outlet IuI I)i*( <i vi r v I lial
( ii r< s pii ini . iambi tin in,
dpi it n?. ( nc.tinr iiml Ol tu r
Dl Hi: llIll I N.
'lit I \l. I It I-: A TV I.N T ,MA I I ItKK.
It i - mi I <i ii 11 ill t in- drill mi ry
l>r;i?*tii'in*r physician tliut th* v are
not uliic tu cure tin* itv\ tul curse
it iliu^ lril.it. A ure.it many
tililr pliyfuriaiim lire ii victim In
tin* terrible '11sea*i'. It l* tin or:
illnnry ?ii* ? ??-? ami cannot lie
cured by anv ordinary dru^H
or methods ol treatment. It has
f... ? f-. ?
< iii << i 11 r <? i ?i i4 ^ i?? |*v -1 I re i i tinjdcrful
treatment tiint will cure
; any ch^c ?>f drug addiction'
known. It matters not how or
j when you got the habit, or
' how much drug you arc using,
I wo guarantee an absolute cure
without pain or detention from
I business. Do you want to be
cured i If no write us today for
free trial treatment. Strictly
confidential correspondence from
all, especially physicians solicited.
Address, Manhattan Therapeutic
Association, Dep't B ,11.'14
Broadway, New York City.
foal less Switzerland.
With a pc 'ion of 3,000,000
Switzerland .thout any coal
supply of hui n. None of her
rivers is navigable and all her!
coal imports have to be brought
in by rail, which makes it very
expensive. Her coal bill is about
j .$ 12,500,000 a year.
In order to make her outlay
for fuel as economical as possible.
the government has decided to
establish a federal testing station,
attached to the leading institution
lor technical instruction at
Zurich. At this station every
kind of fuel used in the little
republic is to be scientifically
tested, to determine its exam
.
heat-producing value, which will
be made known to the public
through periodical publications
by t he government. It is intend
ed to reform the whole coal trade
by substituting heat producing
value for weight as the basis of
its price per ton.
Our consul at Zurich, in report
ing this scheme, states that
its originator is an American, l)r.
K. .1. Constant, from New York.
? Kxchange.
broke the bank at Monte Carlo.!
N ico, .Jan. "2'2?(irand Dukel
Alexis, oi Ku-sia, broke the bank j
at Moille Carlo, jilavill- loulel Ir.
winning over (illv thousand dol |
l!'r" ' _ I"
Donn-si i<- Trouble*.
It i-i exceptional to linil a fain |
llv where there are no dome-tie "
ruptures ocea-ionallv, l> 111 thenei
can he lexeme! hv Itavititi I)r :
Kind's New Life lhlls around. |
Much trouble thevs ave by their'
jireat work in Stoma h and Liver
t roubh s. Tiie v not i n! v re-1
lieve lull, hut cure. at{
Crawford Um-n, .). F Macke\ A:,
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Vf Ratlrr.nl Fara Paul 500
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Wc now have in stock
i complete line of Collins
;tock <*" races
ALL SIZES A]
From tin* |>I;ii11, cheap Collin n
'nil ami sc" us or sent! u> your ?
lave a death in your lainilv. I'i
Lancaster P
Lanea-der. S. <>< (. -J.;.
| DID IT EVER
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ft do real on e? I ;t t <
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fl* That tlm State Lit'-- I n-ui
dividends 1:i-1 year than ai
ft te.d Stales, and that everv
> witli (lie Stat'* < ii v r11111 11
t I hojt<> it will at otici' nee
K a roprc.sontasiv*' to to)! you
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
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coffins! .
and will continue to keep,
and Hurial Caskets. Our .
ND QUALITIES.
ip to tlio handsome Melallic ('ascfl.
?r?ler when so unfortunate as to
ricea within the reach of all.
t/Iercantie Co.
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