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Del Qns..,
EN- LA CIRROSIS del HIGADO.

La operacion que me propongo
dar conocer solo puede ofrecer in.
teres a los medcos y a aqaellos en
fermos que adolezcsn de la enferme
dad que la motiva Su originalidad
reviste aderuas inter6s, en- cuanto
muy pocas veces se hA practicable,
y tambien purque ha ito seguida
del exito que se proponia I'll opera
dor ell IN InI erO sr fcienta de casos
para acreditar1a. u 'timamente debO
recordar que en- la literature dc esta
operaci6n no aparece haberse hecho
en- e~tO~ paiSes. n en- to in Id Atnerl
ca, siendo la llevada q cabo por mi,
al parecer, Ia pr1uet que, persl
guiendo ell fn de sus jni :iadores, Sc
IA practicable en- este b misferio. y
cuyos resultados, ST b en no lisonje
ros del todo, al mepos cDmprueban
las razones que q su fjscuc16n asis-
ten,
Consiste la opera ci6n en- fijar ell
Omento (redano) la pared ventral,
previa la paratomia (akertora del
vientre), y ell fin propuesto es, por
este medic obtener q formation de
venas comunicantes q colaterales en-
tre las del omento y'pared abdoni
nal, estableciondo nuevas corrientes
entire las venas mesentericas y las
centrales, todo esto con motive de Ia
est-echez de la vena porta, origina
da por la cirrosis del h(yado, que
la vez es causa del Hidropsasciles y
cuyo termino 10 es irremisiblenente
ia nnarta dol anfornO do Ia ona
por medic de ls operaci6n, trata de
salvarse.
Ell m@todo expositivo que pro
seguir6 es el siguiente: b >tcria cl}
nica del ca.o asistido y operado por
mi, diagnostico difersncial, historic
de la operaci6n, Ia opsraci5n practi
cada en- mi enfermo, sin resultados.
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Una pantomima
de Eorrain.

Despues de Fregoli, cuyas trans
formaciones sorprenden, he aquf,
trinnfando en- Ia misma OLYMPIA,
Llama de Pougi, rubia princesa de
Citerea, que preocupa con sus ne
tamOrfOsis.
Al principle de su vida artist
ca, fue moderna y adn modernista.
Sus trajes estrechos y ligeros, sns
sonrisas maliciosas. sus sombrer os
llenos de pajaros, sus joyas raras y
hasta su voz velada, representation
ell Boulevard Ago mas tarde, fue
pagana, fue griega, fue marm6rea,
y con su esbeltez impasible y sus
pupilas inmoviles, encarn6 el alma
de las diosas muertas Eu seguida
Sc cousagro la literature y escri
bio dos uovelas: <L'Iusesisable, y
<Mihirle>. dos novelas muy perso'
males y muy amenas Luego, seg1n
parece, trato de enveneDarse, Y, por
1ltimo, anuncio su intenci6n de ha
cerse monja.
1Viene ahora de un convento?
No 10 creo. ''ero vieno, en- todo
case, de la soledad. Y viene divi
ia, con su falda clara de pastora
aristccratica, >u peluca Ia Frego'
uard, su sonrisa ago tri>te y sus
ojOs, sus lumeueOs rjos azules, cons
telados de- puntos de- orc.
Ell Vatican, que Sc enamora de
ella y que por ella sufre en- la panto'
NINA de jean Lorrain, es un hom'
bre de bueu gn>to.
sOs acordais lie la aventura? El
gran pintor de escenas galantes VIC
uu dia q madame de Parabere, favo
rita del regente, y desde entonces,
seg1n uno de sus bografos, perdio
eel dormir y ell comers.
El trabajo mismo Sc le hizo in
| soportable, y en- sus cnadrCs enpe'
zados los amorcillos segufan sin
alas y las msrques:tas esperaban
vanamente sus pelucas. <lQue te
pasa, A .touio?>
Antonio no respond1a Adusto
tfmido, contentabase con ALTAR.
! Una maf1ana So present6 en- su casa
uua doncella, y le diio que una gran
dana queria verle Vatican repuso
que 81, 81 pobre Pierrot triste, no
Queria ver a ninguna gran dana
<1Auoque fuase Ia mas bella y
la ma, noble?, <La mas bella y la
mas noole no me LA nara nunca> >
eSi Yo vengo de parte de Ia ilustre
Parabere.,
Loco de conteuto, ell maestro sc
dej6 entonces conducir al palacic
de la favorita. Desde el salon, er
ell cual le encerrarOn para aguardal
vic, por una ventana, ell noble par
Que senorial, casi tau bello. casi Tar
augusto como los que 81 pintara er
sus lienzos.
Ell parque estaba lleno de flores
Entire las flores, de pronto, una 70
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ReSuItadO
inosperado.
EStOCada italiana,

Hace a]gunos amos el conde G
dOni desempef1aba la secretar1a de
la embajada ltaliana en- Washing
ton.
Por aquei entoncas George Be-
fortuna IN ItaIia Sc encontraba tam
bier en- Washington. pero debldo &
las iocuraS de Ia juveutua y a'gu
nos coptratiempos comerciales qued5
com pletamente arruiuado
e. cuude Gord.ri v Bnetta
hahiAn lido muy fnlinOs an?gp> ca
lta,ia y al encontrarec en Washing
too, reanu aaron aquella ami tad,
nunca desmentlda
El curde introdujo 8 Bene tia
Que era ud guapO 'npz>, en- 10 me
ior de Ia sociedad Washiugtoniana~
donde fu6 presentado las hermo
sas <ladiers, de aquellos salones
Como joveu de bueua aparlencia y
& hacer eco ganarse partidarjcs
entre aquellas oeidades, i blen no
as1 ntre los ricachos los cuales com
prendieron que Benetta era un ga
rrancadu, de aqof la antipat1a que
Sc despertJ ettre e}os en contra
del mtz) Itaiano, much" mas
cuando uotaron ia favorable acoll-
da que este i timo obtuvo entire
el elenento mujeril
Varias veces paso Banetta por
ell bochorno de no poder pagan
una boCella de champana, y cuaudo
sus <amlgos> le invitaoan a jugar
al <bacarrat, Sc notaba eo sus tx =
cusas la falta de medns con que
srrostrar las consecnenclas de una
mala fortuna,
FL afan de aquel'os senores
era hacer pasar ell mozo a los ojos
de las damas como 10 que en- reali
dad era, es docir, como 10 pobre
te, pero todavfa Nc Sc hao1a ilega
| do eli momepto oportuuo
Uaa tarde Bsnetta fu6 invitado
| & un almuerzo en- casa de una de
aqusllas damas. Despues que dichc
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AfOriSnQOS
economics.

Ell credito tieue por objAto al
facilitac trabajo Ell capital de que ca
rece
Ell creiito no crea el capital; y
la renta de este tomado prestamo,
vuelve al pre>tamista a tltu,o de al
quiler
Ell creiito aumenta la cantidad
de trabajo y ell consume; y no pueds
ser gratuitCs.
Ell Estado no sabrfa ser ell distri
buidor general del ere iito.
LIS Monies de piedad prestan
grandes SarviciOs fdcilitando pres
tamOs con pequeflo iLteres
La prima pagada por ell que re-
ciee el pra>tamO, sobre el al 4uiler
de' capita, esta tornado del prnduc
to de su trabajo; Iuego la prima es
pues, la que 'onstituye la u>ura.
FL apremio por corporaciOnes
repOa, en- princi pio sobre la justi-
cia.
Ell Sa' ariato, nacido de la desi-
guaInad natu, al que existe entire los
b mt res, es un rone6lo para e>a de.
sigua dad.
E. salario es ell cambio del traba
20 p"r Ell capital; y contribuye q la
rquczt de l.. sociecad 10 mi>mo Que
al ''i~' e,iar de lo', individuos
La ion del tr:.bnjp el CAPT.
tai da :ugar un tuble pruducto'
f prudu to del trahaj, del asa
lariauu, no G. com partidn con ell que
le emp ca. En este cambio como en-
cualuuier otrp, los dos valores son
iguale~, IN prircl -; perO sucede
que a vece~, ell t-a. ajo y mas atDenu
do 81 ca )ital dictan, las condiciones
del oamoi.
Cuando ell salario esd constan.
mente por tebajo de So tasa natural
= cap tai e>ta eXpueotO a sacrit1ciOs
y core rie-gu> que e~tabteceu has
| la ci,arto punto el equ,librio
81 de ,envolvimiento de la pobla
con no es mas el or'g'n Del salario,
que la appropriation de la tierras
La ley de la uferta Ia denan'
da no regula u tasacion del salaria
to mas que cUmo un hecho anormal,
no como un pr.ncipio primordial.
No es verdad ola Las subsisten.
! cias tpngan una tenderci. acre :en.
ta"> g memo de prtsa que Ia pobla'
ci6n.
Ii sun1a del capital crece mas
rapidameDte que "a cifra de ls Pobla
! C On; de aouf que el si~iema de
| Malchus Sc r fate por 81 mismo.
LEYMARIE.
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"A- ~~- n A'A~~'
x MINI Juan PanR V6ea ehmaal@ aaEn nman4
Daio absoha1nente n1parca. de IA dc pena*
IN Juan Puerto-R Rico V6rnes de NoViembre de 1900
at
Ia percussion hepatica Sc cantin6a
h&dla arriba tres dedos sobre ell
borde de las costillas.

Ia percussion hepatics SO cantin6a
h&dla arriba tres dedos sobre el
borde de las costillas.
No exfssen fiehres, v6fhitns, dia,
rreas, colicos. El pulse es fre.
mediana preston La orina no con
tiene albdnina nj glucosa, es de
color subido, por reposo adquiere
olor amoniacal y depone sedimento
ciaro y ligero, al parecer mucoso
Y de uratos. su reacci6n es acida,
peso espec1fico ndnero 1881.
FL diagn6 ,tico no del aba luga
a dndas. Sc trata de uaa sCirrosis
del Higado, de probable or1gen pa
l6dlco Et enfe: mo no es uu beo
do cOnsuetudinario, aunque ha usa
do de beoidas alcoholicas con al.
guna frecuencia con el estomsgo
probsblemente vac1o y nutri6ndose
generalmeute muy NAL.
No Sc comprueba la presencia
de tumores benignos 8 ma-ignos en-
al h1gado s en- otra parte 81 exis
ten manifestaciones sifilfticas. Ell
punto anat6mico afectado, ell 6rga
no en- que Ia enfermedsd ha residido
desde su prncipio y desde a|lf ha
extendi>A Sus com p|icaciones q otros
10 es ell H1gado. Et palunismo ha
sido, al parecer, Ell agente que ha
actuado sobre su organi. mo, des
plegando su ma, grave accion en-
en- el H1gado
Debemos ad dmitir que Sc ha jni-
ciado el padecimiento con una He
patitis intersticial, <Hepatitis horo
sas sin poder aurmsr i 90 su prin
ciplo fue general 8 81 pauativa y
progresivamente Sc ha extenuido
hasta aoarcar Ia totalidad del orga-
no.
Hecha Ia primera punciou Sc
comprueba IN vOldmen extraordi
mario del Hfgado en- toda su ex
tension, tauto hacia arriba como
hacia abajo, reba~andn de 4 a cen
tfmetrOs las fals4s co~tillas dere
chas; pero en- Ell lobulo izquierdo
predomine ba el, proce 20 hi per 0frlcu
extendi6ndose un>,s dirz centfmetro>
en- direction al ombiigo
DIR S. STAHL
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sa viva apareci6: LA Parabere! Y
pasaron los minutos y pasaron los
minutos Y, TEN blando, 81 enamo
RADIO ve1a q la que esperaba. AL fin
oy6 sus pasos en- Ia habitaci6n veci-
ma. Era ella! ...i Ella!
--Senor Watreau-dijo la favo-
rita-perdone usted que le haya he
cho esperar. Deseo que me pinte
listed en- mi parque, y escog1a un
ricopcillo favorable d mi belleza.
Sin dAr exp,icaciones de ningu.
ma clase, Watteaw Sc march6.
NO habila podido pintar ante
ella con fes6 mucho mas tarde.-
Mis- pobres manos habr1an temblado
10 mismo que mi alma.
Esta es la aventura que ha ser
vido Lorrain para per- mitir que
Lane de Pougi obtonga una nueva
victoria.
E. GOMEZ CARRILLO.
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Casa C0m0da.

En- Santurce, calle de Cerra, Sc
alouiia una de MADEIRA, nueva, pinta
da al 6leo = muy fresca Tlene dos
plan,as: la oaja con sala, comedor,
cociua, despensa, cuarto de criados
letr1na; Ia alta con cuatro hermo-
sos ventilados dormitorios, bano y
letrins.
Tiene cocina economical de HE
rro, du; ha, cuatro plumas de aqua,
buenos inodoros, jardin, patio poste
rior y cuaAra para dos caballos, In
torma, don Antolin Min. San Sc,
baptian As.
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Comfortable house

To let in Santurce <Cera, st a
very cool. alone, we'll painted and
new wooden house, with two stores.
Parlour, DINING room, Kitchen, ser
wants room, pantry aud Water clio ct
IL the low one, and four fines bed.
rooms, shw bath room and water
closet in the high enc.
Beant,full garden and stall for
two horses.
A very good iron Kitchen and
four water valves.
For references Mr. A. Min San
Sebastian ST. AS
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De Venta

En- $500 dollars una casa en-
Puerla do TERRA (2a linea) de made
ra, te. b da de zinc, con un solar de-
40 metros de fondo p.r 8 de frente
FstA asegurada de incendio y
renta mensual de 80 dollars.
Fara informes dir!gire Q al des
pacho de don jose Landr6n Mater
lTetuAn, l, altos)
A 1915
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SGPASG

Que no publicah;'s co'nun1cado'
sin que sean pagadc~- por adelan
tado
Cada seis palabras, So saentan Po'
ana hnaa y Ia Inca vale diez cen
tavOs.
Las cartas que vergan cor conu
nicados sin gu Imports GO SO ,;ontes
tan
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La Esnneralda

GAZE Y RESTAURANT
22 -Fortaleza-22
FRENrE Al. CASINO EsPAnOL.
hl acreditado y popular Cafe
Restaurant donda nejor Sc almuer
"a y Sc come. Todo pasajero y pa
blico debe visitar este establecimien
topara conocer su credito ca su ser
vicio comida que allf Sc sirven.
Sus precios son limitacl limos y
donde SO toma ell mejor cafe.
Su propietario.
BENITO CARRERAS
s. 16- II
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de A. Pen niOnmat +
de togO lS4ga
la Cal Z
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-11-07

be injured by being dragged on
the ground. Seeing that he was
an expert on snakes (of the real
variety }, he was asked for a snake
story by some of the crowd. And
this is what he told:
"The rattlesnake is not harm
less, but it is not a dangerous
snake, for it nearly always acts
on the defensive and gives warn
ing before it strikes. The mocca-
sin will attack, but the rattlesnake
will not. But the rattler-is very
stubborn. One of the largest
rattlers that l ever saw got in my
road once and disputed my right
to pass until l made him kill
himself"
The Office of the secretary of
state Is always self-supporting,
but this year it will make money.
There is fee to be paid upon all
applications for charters and COM
missions. This year the fee will
aggregate over $4,000. Here
tofore the receipts from this source
have been about $4,000 to $4,000.
In the state of New Jersey the
revenue from this source is over
100000 annually, enough to run
the state government without any
taxation. But New Jersey char
ters all sorts of wild cat compa-
nies, and South Carolina charters
no concern which is q fraud on
its face.
Last year a bill! was introduced
into the house which would have
brought more revenue from the
issuing Of charters. This bill died
on the calendar. It provided for
a graduated tariff, which would
have been more equitable than
the present one, and yet would
have meant more for the state.
At present a concern with 800
capital pays $11 for a charter,
and a company with $25, 900 cap
ital ssbut $40. Tie scale is
not adjusted properly.-The
State.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Some News and Gossip Upon
Various Topics.

The legislature which was
elected Tuesday will have
some responsible position at its
disposal. Each position has an
incumbent, and each incumbent
will no doubt try to succeed him
self. But from work being done
in behalf of some parties it looks
as if there is some misunderStand-
ing as TO the vacancies to be filled
at the next session which begins
in January.
At that time there will be no
dispensary officials to elect, but a
superintendent of the peniteu
tiary and two directors are to be
elected, as the terms of Supt.
ID. j. Griffith and Directors A. X.
Saunders of Sumter and T. G.
O'Dell of Pickens expire within
the year. The asylum regents
are appointed by the governor,
and there will be no vacancies in
the boards Of trustees of colleges
to be filed next January-Cr
February. There is no question
as to the reelection of the eff,
cient superintendent of the
penitentiary, Capt. Griffith.
A successor to Senator B. L
Tillman is to be chosen ut the
first session, and as he has been
nominated in the primary, the
the election will be formal. There
are but two places on the circuit
bench to be supplied at that time
The term Of Ernest Gary, Of Col.
umbia, expires June >, 1901, and
that of ID. A. Townsend, Decem.
ber rs, 1901.
1t is not until the session Of
1902 that there is a vacancy or
the supreme bench, that Of
Associate Justice Ira b. Jones
Lancaster, whose term expires
July 81, 1902. The circuit judge
terms expire in the following
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one niece and seven nephews
were present. Three nephews
were absent.
Mr.. Nelson is the only survivor
of a family of ten children. four
brothers and five sisters having
preceded HIM to the spirit
land. Religious exercises were
conducted by his pastor, Ery.
j. M. White. The exercises were
opened with singing the 23d
Psalm, that Psalm which has
cheered up SO many in the Pill
grimage here below, and has been
their comfort even when they
came down to the dark valley and
shadow Of death. He preached
a short, but most appropriate,
sermon from the text, GLOW Ord
Art Thou 9"--Genesis 47, 8. His
near relations, with some other
friends, made up a small purse
and bought him comfortable
arm chair, which, at the close Of
the sermon, was presented by the
pastor III a very fitting and i'm
presslve manner, after which a
bountiful table was spread in the
grove, laden with rich viands,
where each and every one present
was abundantly supplied. AL
most the entire crowd which
assembled there were compare
lively young, yet the best of
order prevailed. There was no
misbehavior on the part of any
one, and ali seemed to be i'm.
pressed with the idea that they
had met to comfort and honor
their aged friend. 1t was a good
day--a day long to be remem
bered, and we trust a day of
profit to all present on the occa-
sion, and especially to our aged
neighbor, friend and relative, for
whose special benefit the day was
set apart. Thos. r. Nisbet.
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Prevented a TrneedY.

Timely information given Mrs. Geo.
Long, Of New Straitsville, Ohio, pre-
vented dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. A frIghtful cough had long
kept her awake every night. She had
tried many remedies and doctors but
steadily grew worse until urged to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery. One bottle
wholly cured her, and she writes this
marvellous medicine also cured Mr.,
Long of a severe attack Of Pneumonia.
Such cures are positive proof OF the
matchless merit Of this grand remedy
for curing all throat, chest and lung
troubles. Only 50c and $l.00. Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free
at Crawford Bros. drug store. 8,
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ISLB OF THR GATH OF GOLD
PUERTO RICO AND IT'S PRO
DUCTS AND POSSIBILITIES.

A Splendid Field for the En-.
pIOyment of American Capital
And Enterprise-The ExpOsi-
ti0n at Charleston will Afford
A Fine Opportunity for the
Study OF Porto Rican Prob.
lens.
Among those islands known as
the West Indies, about which
more curiosity has been exhibited
by Americans during the past two
years than at any other period,
there is perhaps none more inter
esting than the little island of
Puerto Rico, which is now one of
the possessions of the United
States. This island lies within
the torrid zone, between latitude
II degrees 81 minutes and IS de-
grees and 80 minutes, but as it is
far out to the eastward away from
the warm waters of the great Gulf
steam, and its small surface is
swept by the trade winds from
end to end, even in the heat of
summer, the temperature never
rises above 90 degrees Fahrenheit
on the seacoast, and the nights
are usually cool. In winter the
limit of the mercury is about so
degrees on the coast and ten de-
grees less on the mountains, drop
ping lowest in January. The
"rainy season" in Puerto Rico is
a long one, and there is never
day in the yeas upon which a
shower doef not fall somewhere
i'll the island, but the difference
is that while the rain falls in
steady downpour during the
rainy season, it falls in quick
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-11-07
A village Blacksmith Saved His
Little sons Life.

Mr.. II. II. Black, the wei! known
village blacksmith at Grahamsville,
Sullivan county, n. Y, says: sour lit
tie son, five years old, has always been
subject to Group, and so bad have he
attacks been that we have feared many
times that he would die. We have had
the doctor and used many medicines,
but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
now our sole reliance. 1t seems to
dissolve the tough mucus and by Civ
ing frequent doses when the croupy
symptoms appear we have found that
the dreaded Group is cured before it
gets settled" There Is no danger in
giving this remedy for it contains no
opium or other injurious drug and
may be given as confidently to babe
as to an adult. For sale by j. F. Mack
ey & Co.
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showers, rapidly dried, and sue
ceeded by exquisite sunset effects
during the dry season. The deep,
tast-flowing rivers of Puerto Rico
are remarkably numerous, and
much of the salubriousness of the
climate is ascribed to these and
thus to the innumerable smaller
streams which vivify the air and
land alike. Yellow fever has never
taken the form of an epidemic in
Puerto Rico, and while malarial
tevers are common, as in most
tropical climates, it has on the
whole the most healthful climate
of all the regions of the Western
Hemisphere within the torrid
zone and as a place of habitation
is preferable to any of the is
lands of the West Indies. Though
not Impressive in appearance as
approached by sea. Puerto Rico
offers to the traveller, once on
the island, rare panorama of
artistic loveliness. Almost every
foot of land is rolling, except
upon the coast and in some mar
row valleys, where the earth is
flat as floor, from the banks of
the rivers to the very foot of the
mountains, which rise abruptly
TO sharp, curved crests a thou
sand feet above. All of the pic
ture is clothed in living green the
entire year round. "No more
delightful place of abode for
white men can be imagined per
feet landscapes, a soil in which
almost everything under heaven
will grow, cool nights, bearable
days, and the whole of the ideal
istic conception set off with a
filagree work of heaving clouds,
wonderful rainbows overhanging
the green of stately palms, wav-
ing, broad-l -leaved banana plan
tations, food and fruit trees and
jungle forests, whose odd shapes
and queer foliage lend never
firing charm to the scene. 1t is
tropical Eiysium and will be-
come the winter Mecca of Amer.
ica."
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-11-07
For the Enterprise.
An 0ctOgenarian. "A Birth Day
Celebration.
Jacksonham, S. c.,
Nov. 5, 1900.


Nov. 5, 1900.
This was a very interesting
day at the home of Mr.. John
Nisbet Nelson a highly respect
ed citizen. To-day. the 9Th of
November, was his S4th birth
day. For a number of years he
has been in feeble health and
for the last two or three years
he has been confined to his
home and much of the time his
room being deprived of the
privilege of going up to the
House Of God in company with
those that kept the solemn holy
day" 1t was his desire to
meet once more with his kin
dred and friends to enjoy the
friendly greetings and social
pleasures from which, in his
seclusion he had been cut off,
and to unite with them once
more In acts of solemn worship ;
to give praise and thanks unto
the Lord for his goodness and
to invoke the continuation of
his loving care. According to
previous arrangement, relations
and friends numbering $50 or
more with his pastor, Rev. J.
NJ. White, assembled at his
home to celebrate the day. His
four children two sons and two
daughters, four grandchildren
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-11-07

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