Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, March 09, 1904, Image 7
DO YOU NEED A
MEDICINE? ,
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE, i
There is no one who does not need a j
Liver Medicine occasionally.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are i
well known to every one, such as consti- f
nation, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, sleeplessness,
headache, a tired feeling and C
many others of a similar nature.
Thousands die annually by not heeding
the warnings of nature. f
Many acquire some chronic disease
from which they never recover. t
Many of these could l>e spared for years
of usefulness, by keeping in the home
some reliable remedy. ji
We believe that we can convince anv
fair-minded person that there is no bet- J
ter remedy for the Liver known, than .
Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup. '
The formula is known, consisting of: 1
Bncliu, Hydrangea, Mandrake, Yellow
Dock, Dandelion, Sarsaparilla, Gentian,
Senna and Iodide of Potassium. You (
know just what you are taking. How
many other formulas of a liver medicine a
are published ? Ask your druggist about .
this. It is already prepared and can be '
taken immediately. I
The strength is extracted in the most
skillful manner, certainly superior to any a
powdered preparation known. (We also
manufacture a Liver Medicine in pow- 1
dered form, with which any druggist can jsupply
you, but this, like all other dry
Liver Medicines requires preparation.) n
I)r. Thacher's Liver and ltlood Syrup
is pleasant to take, does not lose its
strength, as I.iver Medicine in dry form, |
and will keep in any climate.
Your doctor, however skillful, could '
prescribe nothing better. 4
There is no opportunity for a doctor
to make a mistake in writing a prescrip- ;i
tion, or a drug clerk to make a mistake
in compounding the same, (besides a '
doctor's bill and the cost of the medi- ^
cine.) You can be absolutely sure of the
proper proportion being in every dose. I
Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup .
has been used with the greatest conli- '
deuce and success in thousandsof homes 1
for ail years, and is prepared by a pharmacist
of 'Ja years' experience, in a labo- '
ratory equipped with the most modern ;
appliances tor the most perfect safety.
If you do not u mhrstn ml if our case, '
write toil 11 if for it t-'rir sum fir bottle unit
"Dr. I'll a cher's lh nlth Hook." hire t
sy in litmn t for ml vice. It'i- aimplif nslc tlmt
yon try il ut our vxjiense. IPr knnir trlmt
it will (to.
j<> 1: s.t j.k nr at, r. intra cists.
lit! cents mill 91.00. .
THACHFR MEDICINE CO. I
Chatt.anooe'a, Tenn.
Fouuht Nearly Inn Hours.
Paris March (J?The much
tnlked of duel between the Italian
fenrinir master, Peni, and liaron 1
Athens di San Malato, was fought 1 '
at noon today at, Nouilly. It
lasted two hours, and fifty min <
utes and was finally stopped be (
cause Baron (li San Malato's hilt i
bad raised a largo blister in the
palm of his hand. The engagement
developed a wonderful display
of skill between the two ^
rival schools. I'he duel was wit- 1
nessed by a large number of dis- ?
tinguished French swordsmen. (
The adversaries were reconciled '
n
aftt r the fight. j
How 'often vou hoar it remark j
ed : "Ii'? only a cold," and a few
days later learn that the man is
on his back with pneumonia. ]
This is of such common occurence
that a cold,however slight, honld
not be disregarded (Iliatuber- ]
lain1- "ough Remedy connteracts
' anv tendency toward pn-umnniu j
It always cures and is phoisant
to take. Sold by J. F Mackey iV j
Co. hruggists. j
Chinamen (Jive Signals to Japs j<
J I I ei > I hi i'll, M irrh 'J.? A e
coi\lin<: to a dispatch irom l'ort I
Arthur twenty Chinese were ar- L
rested there for signalling the
Japanese ships off the shore \v ith |
flashlight and lanterns. A warning
has been issued that similar s
offenders will hereafter be treated
as spies and shot.
Happy, Healthy Children .
An? philH r?nn t?lr?? I .itHa K.arlv
" ' * mj v
Risers with perfect safety. They j
are harmless, never ^ripe or
sicken, and yet they are ho certain
in results that robuBt constitutions
requiring di astic means
are never diflappoi nted. They
cannot fail to perform their miseion
and everyone who users De- i
"Witt's Little Early Risers prefer '
them to all other pills. They
cure biliousness. Sold by Craw- (
ford Bros.
Too Much Expense.
One of the clauses in the legisativo
appropriation bill recently
ntrodueed in congress forbids the
payment of any money appromated
therein for paying the
'xpense of horRes and carriages
>r drivers other th<in for those
ised by the president, the heads
>f departments and secretary to
he president, and this clause is
lesigned to put an end to an
ibuse which has existed for many
ears. The Washington corresxmdent
of the Philadelphia Pubic
Ledger, referring to the tneasire,
says : ''The practice haH
>een for every assistant secretary
ind many chiels of divisions to
lave carriages for their exclusive
ise purchased with public funds
md maintained at the public ex)ense.
This was done by indirect
net hods and payments made from
ippropriations of a miscellaneous
haracter. These carriages not
leing required by the officials are
iseil by the women members of
heir families in making calls,
[(tending parties and theatres.
[ here is no effort to conceal this
ise of the nnhlio nrnnprlv iind
nr.<ls for private convenience and
irofit. There is one rase that is
^specially noticeable. The head
f a certain division, who lives at
? boarding house, kindly I .ans
lis landlady the official carriage
o do her marketing, and in the
ilternoons and evening the (laugher
of the house has the unrestricted
use ol the outfit.'' I
As if We Carcriadumsky, f
rsince Americans are showind
-o much jovsky over the deleatI
-ky of General Ramphoolsky, it
is hinted that the czar is getting
lotsky, and will not let the Rus
dan bandsky play Hiawatha at
>11 r big lairskv. As if wecaredalamsky
for that.?Americus
[(la.) Times-Recorder.
Working Overtime
Eight hour laws are ignored by
hoRe tireless, little workers?Dr.
.vine'* Xo?v Life fills. Millions
ire always at work, night ami
lay, curing Iidigestion, Biliousie?s,
Constipation, Sick Headiclie
and all Stomach, Liver ami
towel troubles. Easy, pleasant
iafe, sure. ()nly 25c at Crawford
tros., .) K. Mto-key & Co. and
PNmderburk 1 'harmacy.
S'cw York Breaks Death lb cord.
New York. March 2?The department
of lie; ! i !i recorded 1,707
lenths during the week ending
F -brnary 27. more tliu.i ever re
-orded in I his city during a siniiar
peri'd in the winter months.
I he morality i-> tillribnled to
rrip ami i's complicalion? !'
pideniic o! iitil'ienee iU<> gen
?ral in nearby X w .1 yrsey lowns.
\ fri i? hot i i#? t ?t i
Uoo.l Syrup will U- m-iiI t<> any reader ?
hi . paper who wi'.i wiite i?i the Thacher
.1 .Heine Co., Chattanooga, [Teim.
A gossip has few friends, but
ho manages to pot pood and even
villi numerous enemies.
0Littio'8 Early Risers
The famous little pills*
An ideal wife is one who is
filling to spend more of her hus>and's
hard earned cash for the
groceries than tor dry goods.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
fhe Kind You Have Always Bough!
Signature of
Progress of the Soutb.
The development of the south
is treated in an interesting way
by a writer in the New Y'ork
Sun. It is pointed out by this
writer that the south lias ten million
bale cotton crop, a twentyfive
million ton coal output, a
5,000,000 ton pig iron production,
aside from lumber, fruit, tobacco
and other products. Manufacturing
enterprises have taken the
place of the old time plantations
and have established new channels
of employ ment for the neo
pie. After describing these conditions
the Sun writer says :uThe
results of all this are manifest
not alone in the cities, hut in almost
every town, village and
hamlet. New buildings appear
everywhere. Sewer systems,
water works, electric plants for
lighting and for trolley lines are
fast becoming as much of a necessity
as in the north and west,
and the south has the money to
pay for them. Municipal bond
issues have reached a huge aggregate
and have, in general, found
ready sale at good prices, often
in the immediate local market.^
Southern ports have done an enormously
increased business, and
southern railways have been hard
pressed to handle their traffic.
The establishment of those new
conditions upon a foundation of
unquestionable firmness opens a
broad vista. The south has not
yet been an objective point for
the home seeker, to whom it really
offers so much that is attractive.
It is to bo hoped, that the
day will soon come when its
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con- ^
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Promotes Digcslion.Cheerful- j
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ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
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bottle of Murray's Horehc
A few doses of this Household
lief. A positive cure for INFI.L
EASES OF THROAT. ANTI-SP/
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COLUME
A planter In Georgia, just as his cotton pb
Tho Standar
11 Nitrate
H at the rate of one hundred pounds in the :
per u ir than from a similar field without Nil
I Twelve similar trials in Mahama ho wed at
I want a t'otton I'iuntt i in every county it
on n smaller scale. 1 will furnish the- Nutate
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IENZA. BRONCHITIS AND DIS\SMODIC
IN CROUP.
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HA, S. C.
ints began to form sijuarcs, allied broadcast
J Ammonialo
of Soda|
iCre. The yield of lint was 127 pounds more Hi
tnute. B
1 increase of vio pounds to 400 pounds per acre,
i the cotton licit to make a similar cotton trial j^H
ely Free
tual results to inc. ^H
dt ire, recommends an the only meitns of
uturlng of the crop. Nitrate ?.f Soda will
'ceks earlier than when ^rown without its use. ^H
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S.MYI k'3.
xC.- - -r~?'( Director,
... :y; _^tV "cpt.
la-ift John pr*
Seeds and Plants
lnz<;n rihms .* _' u ' to $;{ r,(i p??r <!.>/.? n .
dyn-. .sipimd; rust* IiiixIips, $2 00 |i?*r
hi triird'-ii si-nils, itulli*, ?*ir
tfS-M'JUSES, Columbia, S. C.
hill "i^fir A!
bitter taste, made of
* POPLAR BARK
:t PRICKLY ASH BARK
7t SARSAPARILLA ^
onics Don't Cure.
o Pay. Price, 50c.
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