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_ P"oPLE S JR VuL il-NO. 30. PICKIENS. S. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, ---e- - - .,.U-t 22, I. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR THE INS I'TU TE AT (.LEiMSON. Two 1Utindred Farmers Attend the Summer S2,chool and Receive Valuable 1Instructioll. Th'le Vlt -arineid' institulte wichu bmegail t Cleit i Co1l:JUI (li die 2111 ilst. Iiais been l ", ka' Iv attun l ed I 13 farti'ers fro1 every sectio of Or t and Uhe proccedingv" iniVe' been til listialily jillte e illjR *,( the Wilo inalifest ;llit vnrlcA l-i o learn. Thlt ()I'nc "I) ou n Y r ' erg Ohis year. illlletieS Iltt tle 1Ast i lite idea hlas taken1 ,*at, h h)ld up n t in, aMid l(4x1 80v1,v l1 t ! kcCol litoda imis Willa e 0o Ie.. gt'i i ly e la ei for OIleir ciltert-.1 il ni. n1.I s lit l IIe I Wf Ovis.' iitiIeIl ' ll Ili l ports madeIla b) ili' ' n Th'le State: Dr. t II artzol, in his lna! 'lret'vt MCII01,110 f11 1mit ill I Int ' ' "I 111111' Illn 1l. -I it Col l . 1]It I nati dso titl i i ll It i'ti - 1.1 - ' t11po(e welel !( h f WUC 11-.11. .C)ale (I'it . 111','It Iti M' t kc411 Lell. M i WI Ie sii, heCalis h' It ll !t t I 'I uit farn1Ur('I , 'I 11 ll tt ,I 1I V IllIau lilti it i5 n.1111At' ' ' 'I A I f-I 1114 devel' l tht-vi-t sis. I t Wit 4 ittt villiid ~ i A.ellI til ii ll I !" -I1 '114 lVlIirit.e Ills re1( VId It IS I II I I c S \v' c.l' ll .I). 11 II i 11l I' t .v (111 ' 4it'1 d t 11 l:l1 ., 1,11 ,t it I 111: . l' ftiori i fi A r I IIi' I V% I( . I W - I 1 t ' i (1 1 lix) o1r I lolil 1114 It I ith IliiI'ih0 e. ill i t ,a r ' : ' t OIt-1ieI -- di' ck Ii 14t)tf - [.I I 111 v h t It-% s )m lIIeI( II. > i . the ,I p 0.4s ;1.m l W v'. : I Chell1*111ll t!1 1 lit,1m.t;11~ so1i'I ill W lt le - hk~ riI iIn, it, alln. il Vl I y !Ik f aI- n .w : It hol i na I h i in a pedi ll It lIt I nt T . licil 10 sm m tnirk .11 a taniley aN cwman, a 7 year-old grantiS (it Col. Newman, on chicken raisiin It is wonderful how much klowledy the little fellow he picked up. N sjeeich has been listened (W o atter tively or cheered more heartily, lie' be aiI agriculturalist soic day sure. Dr. 1. N. llracket.t (liscussed fort lizers histo-ieally, scientifically an practically. le gave all the variou elemieits that compose the fertilizer and stated their relative values, en: pha1iisizinl rg tihe ilportance of makin; aid takicg care of home made ma nure. rac. iakett expilied Lit symos1 4 of cheimistry and told th larinrs hov they night judge of tii Coiteits fri seeing tIle n11111si Cot tl sued meal as a fertilizer and as food was discussed. Buillesins con taining a fl'N analysis of' commi'ecia fertilizeis W1,re1 distribulted. lI. C. C. Newman took ui) the sub. ject, of hort iculture, dealing cspecialb with the improvilielit of the variette Of titIs iaidl lio s to this State. Top liddin wais disusd at length. Th rot stel s11old be a little larger tnluu tle scioI. The steim, ie said, should le b:lou)Iit the size of a lead pencil. dt every :caf one to three buds. When thie e o oe it is a fruiit bul. Ti bini 1un.st distant fr-flmI the tree is a w bud. The fruit bii i rounid wiile the woot bm(u is in.ted. The L 0iM, i.- from thle mlidlel of' .11une 'o te miill ol .July as soonm after a rain as j.o'.ible. The bu1d shoulld be niserII i ar the (groutl and tie Or wrap wi it Aiing allowing it to stay w. pew for. teln Iays. Whieni the bud nI! tormy, tit Ie 1pr'iout up to the ina in b- h , and a little l Ci ei ofl the i m lettii t h b e the Tii bul 1etll (lit with I iitle Voi :11 th huii, then (tit i slit an inch l 1n thim lie soble of the i.tem and Sil a it crosswise it the t1) o1 this Ii i (llnifI Li slit, ilisei t bull auld hind p I :iaftlii wa:: is used ni len vraft 1t#t n he iyt. Cutlanting thi.u. the Foot. Th' seion cut in Malli- ii I iI liJil to) side of root alid NolI hridiirl ill the saenl. Al.Newin1an then showed hlow aill bl ' is .1otie don~e, statotg ther best time W.is in11.1nll1ay. Ile showed how0% the u it if is section could be greatly uIinIrved. The reat initeest m this Snre shws that mn ny in tellhgeiInt aners uil'e I kiig 1 iitercst ill this toih (4 hoitiriicuiril e. D:'. I E. Nt-olii spoke at length ()f ea'tv let':li1Iltt tIlade ill the 1la-4 few r: inl vevrinary sciem e. Veteri o iy seI (;c Is a eidrs e ofi st.udy male up i - ,e i xper!ice (f I holl-c who have 1e much atten tion. Th c mIlainl ef-. 1j of the ve'ter.inarianl have beenl 11ln thilin Of CombJatmg. anid pre ,, n -iI ng II1 1I )1h'1 conn Ion iseases inl ani.. na 7 -(0 Ih 1 1)(Im, instead of 90t per ano lt. 1f the diseased Stock dyinlg about I n( it . rccover. South Carolina lo-;J80,000 a1 year by death of cattle Fr c exis iever. Nearly every thillig thiimnn know today or Texas Itei hi hl w qJiearned inl the last ten yearis. Tine aft erinoon session was devoted to seis ing Lihe need of organiized eifort o oro armling interests. Al the niight session Prof. Weed, of [h-orLi, lectured on enitomiology. Oiie f the chiif ways oIf killing insects is by prying. 'lie principal spraying' mlatunda I-S Bordeaux mnixture. It, is imporn to kiiov whether an insect feeds on (leavies or sucks ihe juices. In-. lets andii un:. i dlestro I 5) % per cent. of al l tl~ns. Sinauyimg Irishi potatoes0 uiOl a diitferen~ice of 1 91 1-'2 bushels Th lit141rdeau x mixture is comiposed of co1pl sulphate dI p)ounds(, lime *l luoundsi andl 5 I gallonis of' water. Th le .opper roulhate idois the wVork. Thei coppier : (i~phte~I or lue stonem should he suispe inledi in a hitg iiear the tolp ol the water. C'ertainily use9 fresh lime, IDissolv blue1)11 st onte ini 25 gallIons of on of :iat er*, thlen pour together. Thih is the v ry best waly. Make lup a stoek solutioni of lime j ui as you ma (ke ai good whiitewashi. Ior unau~tx mii xturle is ahpphedI to kill fungi4 I hius prevenOiting dlisease, wvhiile paci: grceii is aphed to cure dlisease. W het her ani iinsect has beaik or jaw: ueterineis how We are to light, it. Keriosenie is ani impihortant inisecticiuh byV ailpplication to the inisect. 1t is comi miolyI known~V as ke:osene eimulsiom madlle buy miiximg soaps)ud~s wiitii ker() sene( 111 a ll heni wVit h water or liinxii -(Iin iinik withI kerosene iand then witl wie. Thmis was tolilul hard to make Qliitei iaiutcmh of (jticationls wori" :Me I 2 r. WVeedl at. the close of hi iert ii e andii heC answered'0 thiem reatdil The IiCrm nt lroweris of Georgia us 1ordIAuhix miixturi e,l irst just beflore Lih 1o2n) appeai)I~ir, seeond~ just aifter Iih bitlIom dr'op, and( Lihirdl abtil fou Col. Newman iinhi t roducted Col. B. iF Crayi till, of Anidersonm, as a mani whi hadl hI eni worki ng foir agriculture fo Col. Cracytonl iecO'( eil an ovatior I Ie is a perfect type of the genitleima of thle 01(1 schiool , andi liiV~ prove hsel the mlost, graceflulI speiaker that li been1 01n the plattoim . His speech wii full of anicdote andit rem inisecultial ii ielet, as wvell as good soutni advici Col. (Crayton has a right, to speak f< lie is a man whlo has iiatde at sucecCs I life. TIhis is Col. Crayton's dlistiniction bl Ani agmiriulturist is a mani who lhves i towni anid hu1138 hisi supplies from L wunimti, wiiile in this (liy a farmncr ai iiani who lives in the country a:i n eis caught the joke on theislves at . laughed hIel tily. S Alir. Williami (-gilimore Simitim wias th t) next speaker. 1he said he must h) llodest VIIn Ile referred to his ow 11 experience 'Is a fatriler, for he lhd t( made a success of it itIinself., thougl his wife hid. lie told how she raise, I Sevel bales on six acres where nu S grass iad grown for years. l'orty-two million dolJars of tite cot - ton goods were imiported into. till country. This is the trade the South ern people must strive for. ile toh lhow is fathe, the novelist, ha proplhesied thalit wlen the Isthm1ius ea nal should be IImade that the Vork Would iuse a tveity million bale croj of cotton at a hi igler price tlanii tim -it which it now consuimes a live 11111 honi bale crop. Alr. Sillins is a man of decided lite. Ialy tastes aid accomplishments, alt always comtitnantlds the close st ttt enition IE HAS A J-ALOUS STREAK Old 'limes and Customs of Past Days Are Praised Only by Thosc Advanced in Years. Atlnta C~mnrtltutionl. llow lInttiIally inaulkiitd 1lapt. them selvecs to those of their kiid, their age, sex and mental Condition. Bials of ilte sime feather will flock togekthier., and so these little igraidChilren will run11 away from mtie to Itol ic with ther little. tots, and14 it makews mne jealoil. dust, So the next set, folin 1 tio 12 yearis clan togtier. Then conies the hlihiiig seiottl girls fromi 12 to 1;-, who liave leligth li.l oilt their <lr'sses atd ce .ased to pull uil tiril garters everyV eiw m inLttes alIS thy wtik alI tIt. It i.. the samet with the boys and wihe-n they get to be Ibasebtall :xpevris with aI (eOlfege attauhiilt they tilk of their 'xloitS ill .1 igtie hl is heitthenA Chtinee to (everi boly except themtise!Vcs ani Iima to le the elect. And so it :et oil a1,tI o11d l nil we lave p~t!ttl otl' lt a lH1 '111ri 1y a li t 'en \t" veter .,k take 1-11t couulio t iin ctiliitit,ti wit b Ve triis .it)(d p 11r < 1. ti Inc to the goOd ol timu s tha. will nv ru rt uri. We ille the elel. I InlieVa it, is ti.01 thaI. 110bodY bit thi hf 111011 tit I d Oln iell -ive prisu tto the olk timest, aaitt the cristwiis)I of iheir nifiers, itld so if: eveyt' itetlxitit'll (f ohl Icople belie ve that the age of their yout wiI ivas the best, then the .imes must have degenerated awfully sillce tilt thlys ol the prophets. lave tIIey or have thiey not gitt l hetter illstetd ofI wiise? The :miwr , y are better inl some resp ects ai11 worse inl others. l'ulblie ioials were vry loose a hudrlied 3ttrUs ago. Altircw Jacks(tm wias a gatliblet, horse racer tint dildist sivulity-five Y(VS 11"0. Siel a iltil clhnot, eeetdpeietnw Foreivl missionis .nt Sabb0th. chools were'k alillost( tnil owll. Till! s %.e I ;Itle i1li \frit am ii fill h ill New - cv Elli~ul.l, aid Nev linghaiad lliti was thle pilfellase mllly. Iuuiolre t for debt, wi'S llt hiw gettelally, and t o was ilogging ill tle Iavy. NVhIisky was illikilown, hilt braliyi :and< rinti were kept in) almost e verY r espect alet hlichioI. lliteracy prevaileI :dtios all over tile SoitIi eNeCt)t 1imo1.ti tc aristocracy. There were ut few boioks to read and feer niewspapeis. TIh rIe were ino railroads or telegr'aphis or .sewv ing minies. ut telie people were grel: eraly honest andt refligiouts. There wvere no trusts, ito strikes, not i 1lionaires , not sicides or robhberies, andI a mturder' was a rare event atitl tdone ini the heat of paion51f. No dloubt but that there are a hundred of these cimetls comitutl nowv to tone then ac codn to ouain)el hn why arriaign thle old people for h~iunent ing t hat, the good ol timies lhave gone? Nof long ago I hieard a gifted anid cuil turled minilister of tile olilentimte prteach a miost charmtinig andt imtl~ressivye ser mont from thle text in Ideretiah whtichlti readls, '' Sltnd ini the wvay am-d ask for' the oldI pathIs, whtich is t he good wvay, andt walk th ereini, an ye shall lindl rest for youtr souls."' ()ne of' tim best tet of t lie s trengtht of a Seirmont is youri remnemibramnce of thle text1. Whnc i a giftd aini scliharly iist ier is tdonet wvithi it, antd wvithi holj hanids say s, "I~ us 118jay,'' what a solemnluity fills lth' place, and1( the text linigers wvitli tol for years to comiie. It blots nolt teen like the same1 scriplture . 'The ' paths,'' " walk ye ini the old palths' has been lingtting ill my ears ever sincI I knowv that. I ord Bacont was grow I ing ald when hte wvrte, " O~d wvood t burnt, (old winte to dintk, ohl friendls ft trustI, anti ol nuthors- to iread.' A mt I(vli Gbimith said, "' . love e vetythlii that is otld."' inig d1ames used11 to calI t ot tis old1( shoes,wh len lie was ti retd. 'l'There is somlethoutg abnoist sacret i about the oldI sonigs, sutch as "' Auh Lan Sync.'" " The Ih ) Oa (ke B ucket,'' " Th'Ie OhtI At (mIChtr,'" ani tieven " Ol Grimnes is dec~tt, that goat 3 ob11 man."' My frienid Tlomt Saw yer r of lFlorida, wi ites that hie sulIt clintigs ft< his1 olI clothes ; that hie lhai wtr bilI .pantte for years antd yeats andt htal ihen > half-soled in the seat, andti t mtfortced a r the kntees andI reheuninedl at. lie bit toml; that 1h0 boutght a hote-adtI pitn .of socks twenty-eytn yea r. agt ant i 1 wearing themi still, though fhe ha' Iu f newv feet knit to them three timeit antt s niew tops5 twie,. ic says that. Go;.e s nior l~Ioxham (dearly lovet the ol t t uts -old heir-looms, etc., antI beami if. ta lie has ani ohbI barre thtatI hats het *r int the family Over since Colttmbuis t t tf (* u cred Americiia-for hefi brough tf cie with' himt full of brantdy, anmI - lhts laid goodt liqitor (f somie Soit I in : tee tstmeet3; Iit0ihis great great gran it fatherc putt newi staves in it, andt fh .0 Igreat granidfa ter Putt neiw heads an is its father pult niew hoops on it, fbt d ite samel ol hung-hole still reimait i- aint wheni the flaid is drawn tlenan e ho nd a1u( the godillc to the Athainta e position aid exhibit tmi aus the 01 I relics of Christopier I'o iiihnbus. t But about ol frirnis. Ivc veteran has tlh im aml it gives pleast I to see them iloo er. 'lie very pr t pect of seving 1leury G. 1'tiner the goverir's cxir -,iVCs me pdeasu - for I knoiw lin well and love hil M Maybe .1 wodi love Colonel Estill -Plope Blrown just as well if' I kn( them as well. I have great respl for themn atilt am1 prouti of their I. - ol*Is. L belheve that either wouhi (1 Inity the gub e rlatorial chair, but > d.ilge Underwood said to me in) t lonig ago, "1 llajor, let Ile tell you w I would like to be governor of Georg Yoi will adinit thatt knowledge is little bett.r tlan failb. There a iuluaiy gooti inen whlioi I believe woL llake a 0*(()otl governor, but I (ot know it. Now I do know that I VoIl 111111 there is a difference between fai a1ii kinledge. )on't you pue rceive .1ust So I h lieve that ('olonel Estill 'ope lirown would make a good --<o (1rn1or, but I kno.v that Ilem-y (,. Ti ner woubd and knowleudge is iett than fait h. I D)on't you prceive If lith is not :nl incorruptible, uinlstis bramInly stateslan, wte have 11on. 1 his nam1e be presenited 'ii I helie ItIt ve.liet wil! be as the kig said Alo(),Ifecal I: "c Thuls Shall it he dol 11mth lite mant~ whom1 the people clelig to hionor." 1Iii Am~\ii'. -.-- Anr. TO CHAS, AWAY ONE'S LUC] The Maxims of Ep. idence - S perstition Thrives Best Amov women. I f inaill wilaks unc~le'r a lald i'r Ill the IarSless i plnllter abve upsets I pailit pot illoli h0ill till- vivii.11 p'oltilj ly I<! !!ets IDlitit his religilolis tleachill and hIl Iteh1 rialis ic rIeao1ning- and i IIh( pre-achers-t inl lite wvorb andl all il it.ro ls 1 fol~ly-llve sftl s (-,oi lil liel( e illul Inot t'o vili(e hilli I1:11, w.Snot 111lucky to udo as w 11. (1)1l S ullvisitioli le Is te tIi ll! til 'hristian andi lillte lillite ill . aekili," Ntet, dilespite thi e o ils il'.. f t. pi.lt p es antl platforml, it 'Allri'vi Ilot, perhapls, aI i hs o hemllV, hi it Ille 0 llss sto11nVgly, even it'if me In- facen fearid saysD tile Pittsburg lispatchl. Thej. ilch of n Ymay be bul cht-ieal rm m aneaini eivilizati Inury have convinl ee thie SalcmilLIs the utlility of the h111nm an1d 'fte fl as uai eiig millillil, bilut few is hmve not *ornte, hoodoo o r arn to lf lowtele shgllh, in fate and fe tune. 1)pnotism and the faith etl are its utrdevelopment. T1 he ierature 'Of supr11tiionk, as ce tprei tkld inl t 1he piovebs of I.vetly lanl1 is nlot usuailly given the attention <etI ve s. These, ax ilis represnti tihke iit a11 eumuh cot xph1rieit' tiankind have lui their effectiv nec.w destro~ect by fall iliarityV. Ti axioml that in union thereis is Arei is (if be ifliy appreciated by t ctorntuio llal ot tillab11or1 unions 11 cenuiis of repleition. This was or of till! proveilbl neot base(l upon Suprl(! st Im, 0)ichl probablyaccounts for i lack tIf recognition soonier. liut alI the majori~ity Of 0he ap41HrIts atud is no:. <hiicult to trace themti back to supertitou mora . - morIhas the ls spueed"( itds express\ionin ot eIef~5 h tile it ulck Itol turn~i ba fro a jorne. 1LLtl'cTh ithvidal w hlals eenID luwa [to hil wrk illi turn5 bacl Ol8 ttk fo. Isetil he hi f orgttn reaze til he IIDilhl luck whli he wasi 011ked for411 bel~Hing~ late. Thl man wh hiD urrOIiei)t uaitc ailrai or111 tillket i his doohr clo(thes. l!so tadr theillus1tration. IIIO t iV~i sig fa r ieow iil bay houseo lds~(). it VisII the ma ofi it houseI' wlmt der Lthei spillin thet row doen'ltary. Sthe way whileI h e itreii.inl blami orer. Spuilig theii~l 'altmi waslongD! anild asl suluk talusila s~~ln idie slle iu a nkiD il! imal. 1111 bhrt~ ick eat win (c IuhIl crse thulpatof t I> vIi t tr~liesl to ward Dit olT!y lhoi D eyelD on!th ca. 'ne may eas0~j~ily tI wits just is brit ilt a d h a y burie~i. h~t! Iie'alti'''lie ieK wits (lug 11p113 i e Wits whenIi lie was i buried. Tie professor si( the altion ofl Johnsol's heart was reucei a third si it! When lie put him inideir the sp.I, am, It that it Will guIlIttly icas its pul- kIn sition until he is taken out aUd bimulit hno Ih back to life. J ohnson , lie also addedl will be neither hungry nor thirsty, 'rm 11ost of his bodily functions have been th-i suspended for the remainder tf the wi week ; and whilo he may turn his head rir part way over once Ie Will not. bee' hkw- ti, ly to move his body it all until Satir- tl day iighl., when the grave is to be ilis opened and Johilson brought i. t ol ph his trance, or what ever it may eI called ;n that Ihrl-ayc put him into. I Tle proficssor ditn't say what John- ol sol Woul do it the lt buililng oVer him lot should burn dow hi e hIt., iis biried, th, but that wasn't, iecessiry. .ohtiso l would stay buried if that shouli hap pen. M11ON1i"Y VALUE, OF A WIFT,. An Unusutal Law Suit to be Tried lii Shortly in Indiana. 4em One of' the liosti unusuall liw mit.- eih oil record is soon to be Itied in lhe e4l' State of Indiamlat. It will setlc the IXv mn11t1y vat1tie ol a prospcIruve wit, ('all Charles Arnold, a citizen el Spencer County, w%,ats eingaged to be iarrie'd ; i a young. hady at Alevlotte station on thet Clover Iea itailrtoad. It is not. stated Whether this road is of* fite threco mr ftoiir leat' variety of' clover', blut it ias a law suit on uanl. ]lith prospective bride Was not killed 1) %lit railrold, nor wits bodily inuitiry inilicted u1ponI Chaletils Arnol. The ailiol is ;ske'' Thi to Iesipoil ini the u elf -' I0111300 I'fo dtltlaiies (10te to ihe tceliin's (f y1, 13 Ariohl oi accouil t of, this ih stance : The yIon l i 111e11 d l e lier L~ead Railroad Co. carl at1 his home 41a tion equippel with a lieketl wi hich r('le Alelotte. Whenl the ceiieliueto enelll It'01il Aroi ol h tt hi Imt intlvlie- is veriy lt ii andi ileeips, wear~iiede byi prtep arations f'mi he aillppreeoat-hill eveit. anld thut, it was his desire I(o take a nap. Thte coincttoi promised taith- - fully to aroule the passii' Menger inl lroe tiitne, antd so Arii11e1 e'-w-cedie hiane1stlf inl th. coach and slimbilered. 'I'lere were othelr passenlgcrs- (n the I ratiin -11111 p the contiluetor hiat otherl illlit's lto -at tendl to, and thet conungtosuriag wVis not, so indieh'y nlilrIe5ssa (l iponl his4 miniei as the, vith imaginil :1n1 ieii' it dit not ocCur' teo him that. lie iel at alsselgr For 'elele sal ion. Tle traill sped oin andIti heni i lil- ieierleee. tive britlegroim awt'oie Ie wa's tiles froni the appointed station am l was iours atter the allinted time. 1lis allianced had waited a rieasoi ble lime and then the joyouis aliticipaliols tu' ed to Allge' an11d slie SWle Shie would live nion)e of, him. All efforls .o imend matters wern Iu tile. The engagemen( was eternally t bri'okeii, a Ir. Ai riiehl or'ed rin the cotli , ofl clipid to) the i% if tribiiuinil for satisfatcton. The answer which 3" the railroad collipally ilitelrimc sed inl 0 lighinIg lie suit. Cmt dhina.es i11e Iupoii which the defeietl col'rporal'il relies inl seeking relie fIrmt resposthit y is as follows : First 'T'lhey are iiet a sl'epilng cal comailny, nor suib je. to its riules. Second 'hiintilf was guilty ee' til is'at widowi, andic iimieri thle acct, ccverinc'1.J isecornl-iiaiie goodes, shieubll il.t he ae sessed att the fuill valun el of oiglinal wives. 1'ourth-Wives are 'hie'ap ill Inimmel~l anyw'Veay, anth(le phatuiff can get on.l othier just a is goode l or :-2I. Fifth--intif~~jf in equity o)wes thle A WONDIERFUL~ COUNTrRY. Marvelous Stories~ Told of the Land Jttat Op'enied to Settlers. openiee to sdtidiiment ini Okh~liihma atccord(inig to thle vera'citous tle of rail-. roadh boomer~is, reail estaltC agt]l miial otheris initere'ted ini mlakinig the ings hum11 out1 thiere. A mnl engragedl iln reatl e'state oetions05 ini thle uiew ecoun.. tryv is qu oted as ft ol lows iby the Chiicage '" Say, itsi the liniest lande a man11 tveri f dug his tes into. Alln lijli mal his famliily arie living onl one (of lmy farmsii now. Thenr bt is a hall settion o~f a waltci~ermeln shell. A door)1 is cut! ini the sidle. Th'le houjtse wats a lit tie dampi - at fbrst, let Lthis wearmii weac~thier hias T dieds it, out. "Th'le Inidimui Ihad a hard'e tlune cutting f, the mleloli mi two. ie litially did, - lthouigh, ait 11 the famiily ate thIir wacy miito thler' home. Th'le other 1 hlf of I thie melon lie uses as a barn'I. I woeul r fetch one of the mielonis liom myitI pet toe the Chlic~ago marike/ but11 1 cani'i get at flaitari beig einoti tranislpeoritn. As it is, the , c heen uiisedI Ieor irr'igattioni tdur'in,.s .s dryv spedl Th'le Iniianii ha~s gone ar'oiii and14 berede i' hol1(s inito at fc]ew and the waeter' has savil~e thle cornl feorest. "' Con ? Say, Kiowat ern is aI wonder011. Youl can heard it groanhl any ntighit fr'om growm g pains1. 'Thle souiiid of thedse gr'loatls at miedmught, mlinlIedl101 with the coyote bowls , mailkes a strlanIe elhortus that fr'ightells the tenderfoot at fir st. IL did Ime, '' The Inidiian on my iplac'e lost a con proisOiniig son1 last yeartl. The I you ua i ~e' atgainst, at stlk about '25 feet, fromi ie grouie. lie wails loweing a mledim- . &Ad ear' of Corn wiith ai r'ope, whlenlf he fell amni brioke his neck. 1 "Crops do noct rt'to 148 uc m111 l e the Kinwa coutrvtt its they do ill^ d tII "y oirnied arottnil whlile is theru. ilnnIkins (10 well with CoT!n, ht are dilicult to handle e-hined-InKansas theo b)um Wes have io get downi on their to work at Iie pimpkrin blos e, l .tlroi1 EIHello they UsO M l a threhiig macihiine of suf six built to litilelo the crop, Wat r Ie laisal in the iKi0wat dis Ille kerntels are too large for nTthaher. 'That is all t i I I Itry back as a wheat l T e idia o my )Iflce Iwsa t er ttlv . - A kernel Ns soaked 1 e ijiit liid baked the liext - l,. It nakes a loaf not unlike 1 o hard4 wirk in hot, weathr as hoswife dloes liot have to kiend A hotgh lthe use of the telephotic inreItsed rapilly here, there are utries inl Ettrope in which tole lis are in 1ar more general use I litre. Iln St ockholn, Swedenl itroII ill every fourteeni1 has a tel no, tlire beitg more than 20,000 lihl'.Iles In t population of' 271,000. r v iiccnllist's store is a public "iliv-e and4 tihtc rates are very low. 14 jitiles for mluoderii hit. and rap hr ill!, !ll)Is riEluirei utoi. half their bi li powdecr it) lite them. 3ASTOR IA For inffants and Children. KIMd You Have Awys Bought ears the """LUoru 081 Lost Hair " 11) Iair came (it bty the hand a, and the gray hairs began to reep in. I tried Ayer's Hlair Vigor, nd it stopped the hair front con ig out and restored the color." Iri. M. D. Gray, No. Salem, Mass. There's a pleasure in >ffering such a prepara ion as Aver's H airVigor. It gives to all who use it ;uch satisfactilon. The iair becormes thicker, onger, softer, and more vlossy. And you feel so ecure in using such an ld and reliable prcpara ion. $1.00 a lwltic. All druggisin. If you di rgiOt etnunot Pullply you, dii m tit , kr mit i ut il v d r w i express il a1 hot il. nll su1re :1114 givo the 11tttu your near t, 4x psress tilt cu. Address J. C. A V IC CO., Lowell, MfiaHs. e have a number of Elegant Lines of . idies Oxfords W\hich we are* determin ~d to close out. Among hem0 atre several lots at Ki, $2.50 and $2, which ve wvill close at $2,25, $2 m id $1.50. ANilI alIso close some lots )i $1,50 $1 and 75 cents omsas follows: $t.50 >lack( Kid Oxfords at $1, as75c. $1 black Kid 3x fords at 75c, tans 50c. 75c black Kid Oxfords soc, tans 25c. ride & Patton Greenville, S. C. LiE YOUJNGBLOOD UMBER COMPANY AUl .UST.1. GA. t,: n oVW >as, Notrrii IA iuuiit., si. e ,r-4, Maxh, ilindos anti iaIelido's )O:i NG;, sl DI1NG, G101I ANG A ND IN GICORGIA P'INI. I C orresponden1(cel ,/gVtve prompt at MO)NEY TIO L~OAN farming ildt. i0asy paymonts. No lllitons etaref)ri. liorrowe~r pays ac cost of Perlectintg loan1. InteLreOt 7 1)0t Liup, acordlng to security. . No.IH. PA LMR& RON (inlumbla. 8. 0 )MIIONS!i~ 'P iN8 !I NO OBJROT' Mo (re callis I hatn we cani ptoss~ibly tIll. Gu ar liat ott t.; poi ons balckeol by ,6O0. Cou rsosq Xcttiled. i'uiter any Limo. Uatailoguo [ro aUMiiIA. $. (., Ie. e(illy foritells the visit of a womant Ig- and the hady of the house immediately x- darts to her boudior to - prinip up.'' ly All people do not know tht the dropping of it comb while combing the ry hair indicates that the person drop re ping it will soon hear of death. An in i. tiInce of this occurred last week. in Iriday a friend of the family, writing eC, from iio, incidentally mentioned the im. death of the mother of the grocer the or family used to buy from. The comb nw was thus corroborated despite the fact 'ct that the deceased was othei wise en 'c- tirely uniknowni. ig For a friend to meet or pass you as and not recognize you meais that. you he will bo mIIarrIid within a year. ''li' b1y fact that you1 are already married (oes i. not matter, presumably. Yoit must a get a divorce and make the prediction re good. Fort uiately this axiomii is more Id honored in the breach thm1 in the ob i', ervance. d; Opening al inmbrella inl the house is th unlucky. Any person lWho ha1.s hoisted '" his or har umbrella inl the house and or in o doin g has knocked oil a lanip v- globe or shade, iever doulbte the wis r. ftomt of the proverb maker. I)ropping er ntl IIiiIrella presages 1a diappoitmuieit. lie who has. tried to birush the mud h, oil, has inany of them before he gets et it cleanied again. fliere is, however, V'e no ill-Itick attached to dropping tle )f subject. I e e. --.. lit A YOUNG MAN BURIFD ALIVIE. Hypnotized and Buried in a Grave for Five Days. C. - Tle Iloston & of Ih q;thl inst. says there was a grii a1d even agrew 1-somie scene in the ihnydin ii Siuar iclu i seum at 10 o'clock last. night, when a youn inian Was 's pnotizcd and theni buried alve ill a ral gtravec, there to Id iluni, accordin tol the promise of a the IyliisltlAf , until Satuhtry nigiht, t-when he will be di-Sas1terred anld re storeI to his nonal coiditioni. II The natie of the yo-u Im who Ie was buried is l'arker A. .Johnson, anii i- Int''llhgent , cleai-cut West Indian, and it lie was ipt mi) the IlypiotiC state by e. Prof. Wilot Ha.rchiv. at( Irol. liarclhiy Iried to ..eL. at permit t- from Aayor Ilart to bury J ihnsoi inl il' thc (oninnioni [or heIlie days :uin three ii ighiits, but tle miayor wo'it listeni i W it, so the piofesor and the mnamager ly of the iusetium denuI to digI a grave in thu. mixetim premises Mid bury 11. Joihisonl inl tlicir owni grave, an cnter mi pris with which the police did niot in of terlere. 0t Down inl the b'aseinenut of th le muse of u a part of the llomuing was taken up e- and thIere a grave ahout five feet deep r- was dug. 'le outer covering or rough re 6:x of a casket was sectired, ai all tle early part of last eveningr the box - was by l te side of tlie openi grave, I, while crowds of' matrois of the place it tool 11ro1 il aili iivered I at the1 sug g estive siglit. -e It was just 10 o'clock, after Prof. ara hBary Iad conciiuded the regu lar iper IC fornimnieeC, whlen Ie a 1m in inced hle waS h1 re1ady to bury0 Johson, anid that youinz i mnan caime (ilt on the stage and listeuned i by t.he side of the open casket box, ie which hail be. nmiiivedh l up there, while r- the prolessor lbl whiat ie wts goiig ti to do. Ie lie said ie would hypnotically sug it g(!4t to Johnson that Ie wtas goilig to a sleep for live days and Iights, and that a durini g t hat timie e wl'itinot want to ie wouildt awaken and Ihe'his nuormal self' :k again. t'1'lihen th pr jiofessior, stanilIhng neari ai the repiorters, who had been spiecial ly to invited to witiness the initermeint, imade iii some~ paisses over *hohnisoni, and p)uttinig mi his left fhaidi behind~ thle subject's head ic lhe smoothly stroked h iim d own the to right side of his face with his right 'is hand, whliiIcli e softly said mi hiis ear ini 15 ai toine whlichl was both smoothi nd soothiing :'"Now you are beginniing to re feel sleepy ; you are growing drowsier lII and preseintly yotu will be ::ounid asleep, es and thlen you will sleep, auinI sleep well >ii for live daiys and~ niighits, wvhen you will es wake tup feel ing fresh and strong. Ie N ow, sleep, slumbi er, sleep,"' andi Joh)1 n - ni son's eyes closed aind he seemed to beC e- sleepinmg soundly, althoub hie was lec stainding til. TJhe professor made somle it. m lore patsses over hiis lace iandi downi i'. the hengthI of his body, and .Johnsont's hie bodfy became absolutely ligid.I lie Whiile this was beinig done a mat is tress had been placedh in thle bo:: , and cd at one cnd of it two pillows were ar ng ianiged. Whien Johnson becaime riglid 5 som11e emp lloyees of thle house pick ed iip him til anid placed hiim in his rude cof1 a liin. Profu. arclaiy puit JIohnison 's hieaid an onl t he ,ilows, his face tuirined sligh~ltly att to the left, aiii theni lie covered himi it up. with a big thick comif->rtel, andii lilhl lhe the mteni who were to put the box andh to manii inuto the grave that all wats readiy. >1e TIhey tooik the box down fronm thi als stage mial loweredl it intoLi the grave, placinig over ani opening left, ini the ms foiot iof the cover of the ciollini a pipe .!ly ab ou t Iivye in clhes ini i ameter, amid over mat the hieaid of it, a hox , which huno ncoy icc ei over its lower endu, so) t.at pelle is. coubhI look dlownI ilnto thle gi ave after it io- was filled up andi see the face of the im- inanit ini the collinI. lI y the right, side en of Johnuson 's heaid there was placedl an ye electric light, mid then, with the pipe ii't andl thei pock box in plaice, the eairtlh ecr was shovelled iinto the gratve iagaini, aind Jiohnison was buried ini reguilar style, es exceplt that thiere was the pipe to give mi- him air, anmli the peck b)ox to presenit mit an oppo~rtuniity of' seeing hinm in hiis is T1he grave was rounded over, and of thiein Prof. I arclay told the rep orters li e had noi doutL dJohnsonil would be all to right when he is disinterredl Satlurday ailt- nmght,, for' hie said he buried him ini tax Kingston, J amaica, once, andi kept, himu iork tuntler gronurul filr a week, andi J ohnstoi