Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1895-05-22
Hanging a Legislator.

hanging LeSlSIator-
Charondas, the Grecian legislator, anX
ious to preserve the ancient laws OF his
State from the additions, amendments
and tancied improvements Of ambitious
candidates for popularity, ordained that
whoever proposed Il new law should do 1t
with halter about his neck, so that in
case the proposition or amendment was
rejected he was hung at once. Change Is
by no means an improvement all the
time. If law, or Il condition, or any
thing else suits you, hold on to it. If
Anti Ferment in your family has always
cured the diseases for which it is recon-
mended, never failed you in single case
in which you needed it, it would be folly
and dangerous to change it for an untried
remedy, whether it he doctors prescrip-
ton or not. Here's communication,
though mot the will of Caesar" from an
honest, earnest Christian man who volun-
tarily gives his testimony to the value OF
Anti Ferment in Il letter, yet AYERS that
he cannot say as much about the medi-
cine in a letter as it deserves, nor cannot
describe the cases it cured, as he could
orally.
Here's the Letter:
May 10Th, 1895.
JOHN c. KCYKENDAL,
DEAR SIR-Your Anti-Ferment is the
grandest medicine that l have ever used
in the complaints which commonly occur
in family, and for which the medicine is
recommended. In cholera mOrbuS, l
have seen our little girl-now years old
so sick with the vomiting and purging
that she could not hold up her head. y
dose or two never failed to quiet the purg-
ing and vomiting, and another dose COM
pleteiy cures her. 1t acted in the same
way with our little boy-6 months old
who has been afflicted in the same way,
brought on, l suppose, by indigestion.
The little girl has been several times so
sick that she looked like she could not
live; but we persevered in giving the
Anti -Ferment, and it never failed to cure
her. 1t has Saved.uS, in many instances, a
doctors bill. 1t has my earnest endorse
ment. l can't say in letter what it
deserves ours StHfe.eiS' Gso. Z. THOMAS.
Praise From High Source.
In a conversation with one of the most
prominent physicians in the county last
week, he spoke of the large number of
cases of whooping cough which he had in
his practice and said in treating it II
find your cough cure (CampbelIs) very
efficient remedy in allaying the cough
and preventing the spaSm OF whooplng."
I am not at liberty to give the name OF
the doctor. III L were, you would certainly
use the cough cure if your children had
the whooping cough.
Let the Types Talk, Son!
Give me 81 Of the coinage of thy coun-
try and will give thee in return therefor
can Of Detroit Carriage Black, good
brush and sandpaper as much as thee
needs, with which thee canst paint thy
buggy, or other vehicle, i'll manner that
it would resemble Il new one. However,
nv son, would not have thee on any
account to practice deception, and should
any ask thee where thee hadst gotten thy
new buggy, tell them that thy buggy is
not new; but only repainted with Detroit
Carriage Black, bought of our friend,
kuykendal.
StOD Your Plow.
Those who have not given their note
for fertilizers bought on time, are respect
fully ask ed to come at once and do so. We
cart make our settlement with the conf
pany without your notes, and we must
have them several days before the first OF
June. Act the gentleman, stop your
plow and come and settle.
JNo.C. & c. NJ. kUYKENDAL.