The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, July 22, 1909, Image 4
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Of fles
chikdren<
jnsmmeras
Somepeople h re gained
pound aday while taking it.
Take It --ina ttl-cp!1- - r OrAI .
et a =l boUle now. ARMl
WITH - THE,-_4AGES.
A noble mind disdains not to repeuL
--Hcmer.
Lore is fenv,w-service. - Arthr
Hugh Clough.
We gain strength of the temptation
V* resist.-Emei son.
We are shaped and fashioned by
what we love.-Goethe.
Without frugality none can be rich
Sad with it very few would be poor.
Dr. Johnson.
Let us use our past mistakes and
failures as building material for ft.
ture success.-Robertson.
Work faithfully, and you will put
yourself in possession of a glorious
and enlarging happiness.-Ruskin.
The truly excellent character is
made up of strictness towards one
self and mildness towards others.
Schiller.
It may not be possible for a young
man to measure life; but it is poc-l
ble to say, I am resolved to put lite
to its noblest and best use.-T. T.
Munger.
There never was a day that did not
bring its own opportunity for doing
good that never could have been done
before, and never can be again.-Wil
Ham Burleigh.
Let every man be occupied, and oc
cupied in the highest employment of
which his nature is capable, and die
with the consciousness that he has
done his best.-Goethe.
To reach port on the sea of life we
must sail sometimes with the wind
and sometimes against it, but we
must satr and not drift or lie at an
chor.-Oliver Wendell Holmes.
WORDS OF WISDOM.
iethod will teach you to win time.
--Goethe.
The ignorant are courageous.-Mod
ptn Greek.
No man is a thousand descents from
Adam.-Hooker.
Where might is master, justice is
servant.-German.
Aspiring minds must sometimes sus
tain loss.-Plato.
A single day grants what a whole
Tertured OnA Horse.
"For ten years I could n't ride a horse
without being in torture fro-i piles,"
writes L. S. d-apier, of Rtug'ess, Ky.,
"when all doctors bn<l other remedies
failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cured
me." Infallible for Pil. s, Burns, Scalds.
Cuts, Boils Fever-sores. Eczema, Salt
Rheum. Corns. 25c. G'uaranteed by
all Druggistsi.
To Match His Coat.
Robert Walton Goelet, at a meeting
of the Astor Trust company's direc
tors, in New York, said of a certain
broker:
"The man's nerve is amazing. It
shocks me. It reminds me of a
money lender to whom a friend of
mine, a great rider to hounds, once
resorted.
"'Yes,' said the money lender to my
embarrassed friend, 'I will renew your
note, but only on one condition, sir
namely, that during the next paper
chase at Lenox you scatter from your
bag these 5,000 pink slips bearing my
name and the words, "Money advanced
on easy terms." Is it a go, sir?' "
Bucklen's Arnica Salve
The Best Salve i The Wold.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to kntow of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
tL~.i K ilmer's Swamp-Root,
itne great kidney. liver
a nd bladder remedy.
'O - it is the great medi
-cal triumph of the nine-I
'fl teen:h century; dis
4I covered after years of
4scientific research by
S 5Dr. KEmer, the emi
- ent kidney and blad
.....--der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
0mmendedfor everything but if you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need. It has been te:ted
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
::base relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
elling more about Swamp-Root and how to
ind out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing menti.on reading this generous
ffer in this paper and -
end your address to
r. Kilmner & Co.,Bin'g
anton, N. Y. The
egular fifty cent and Homeor swamp-3toot
ollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
he name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
NY., on every bottle.
shake into Ycir Shoes
klien's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cur(s
ainful, swollen smarti ig. nervous feet
,nd intantly takes the sting cut of
orns and bunions and makes wailing
asy. Try i, te-day. Sold every whwre;
ample FREE. AdIdress, Allen S.
)ln step, LeRoy, N. Y.
Things look very much like 1908 Is
going to be one of those fine crop
rears that we read about. Diversify so
hat you will have the cinch on some
noney and a good living at the same
ime.
A system of bank deposits is a
nighty good thing If ft Is worked out
-ight, but the farmer who cannot
nake more by using his money in im
>roving his place than he can by put
ing it into a bank is a mighty poor
;ort of material to make a model far
nor of. Keep your money at work.
The way to make a man stay in a
place Is to make the place agreeable.
A man is only a larg boy, and the
larm Is a good place when It is rpu
Lat way. Herein lies the secret of
keeping the boys on the farm.
, Life 10),N) Years Ago.
-cie:.tists have found in a cave in
witzerland lones (if nwn. wlio lived
0 1. -0 % S Wo, wh-n life Was in con
ant 41mze fro wild be:iart. To-day
he dsnger is ,ht,wn i 1. W Brown
>f Alex in-ler, Me.. s lIrft-fy from n
v diseas '. "If it h.l not Ieui for Dr.
1ingS Now Dis,overy, which cued me
could not h v.- live," h- write ,.ur
ring a4 I did from a s -ver- la t. tro t.
Ae and stubboi u conglih." T., -re S ire
'ungs. Colds. otifnat,> Conyh., atd
rrvent pneumu%iia, it k : hv ler, meId
cine (n ea-th. !0 and l 0-1. tiiari
evd by all Di u;g'rts. Ti .,aile fiet
Of Interest To Women,
o suc women as are not seriously out
of health but uto have exacting duties
to perior either in the way of house
hld cares or in social duties and fune
ti -hi h seriously tax their strength,
as we%- ursing mothers, Dr. Pierce's
Favorite P ription has proved a mcst
valuable suir rting.tonic and invigorat
ing nervine. B Its-timely use, much
terlouq sicknes in sfering May be
s
avie.The oerting~ table and the
trgeon ' knife,_ would- I sjx-iev
to in gThe "Favorite Prescrip
tion-=asproven a great boon to expectant
mothers by preparing the system for the
coming of baby, thereby rendering child
birth safe, easy, and almost painless.
Bear in mind, please that Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescript!on is not a secret or
atent medicine, against which the must
Intelligent people are quite naturally
averse, Uanse of the uncertainty as to
their composition and harmless character,
but is a M!EDICINE OF KNOWN COMPOsi
TIoN, a full 'list of all its ingredients being
printed, in plain English, on every bottle.
wrapper. An examination of this list of
ingredients w ill disclose the fact that it is
non-alcoholic in its composition, chenm c
ally pure, triple-refined glycerine taking
the place or the commonly used alcohol,
in its make-up. In this connection it
may not be out of place to state that the
"Favorite Prescription" of~ Dr. Pierce is
he only medicine put up for the cure of
yomans peculiar weaknesses anid ail
ments, and sold' through druggists, all
the ingredients of which have the un
anious endorsement of all the leading
medical writers and teachers of all the
several schools of practice, and that too
as remedies for thie ailments for which
"Favorite Prescription " is recommended.
A little book of these endorsements will
be sent to any address, post-paid, and
absolutely free if you request same by
postal card, or letter, of Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con
stipation. Constipation is the cause of
many diseases. Cure the cause and you
cure thedisease. E.asy to take as candy.
Are Men Neater Than Women?
The proprietor of a city laundry
claims that men are neater than
women.
"The average man's laundry bill,"
he said the other day, "is a prodigal.
reckless, extravagant thing beside the
average woman's. Take collars-to
go no deeper. A man will never wear
a collar more than one day, and some
times, if hie is going out, he puts on a
fresh collar In the evening. But a
woman studies her collar very care
fully before she th;-ow; it in the wash.
She watches it turn, from day to day.
first dull, then livid, then-but let us
avoid details. I will just say. in one
word, that a woman's collar must be
firty, positively and unmistakably
firty before she gives it up.
"Ex pede Herculem," Raid the
learned laundiyman. "From her col
lar the woman in her entirety may be
judged. I claim, and I have statistics
o back me up, that woman, with all
ber vanity and fancy airs, is not near
ly so neat an animal as man."
RAVE MANY NARROW EtaCAPES.
(at Cowboys Are Rarely Killed or
injured in Accidents.
Now, after the day's work was prac
ically over, we had our first accident.
tays a writer in Outing Magazine. The
lorse ridden by a young fellow from
3s Cabesas slipped, fell and rolled
ulute over his rider. At once the an
mal lunged to his feet, only to be Im
nediately seized by the nearest rider.
ut the Dos Cabesas man lay still,.
219 arms and legs spread abroad, his
ead doubled sideways In a horribly
uggestive manner. We hopped off.
r'wo men straightened him out, while
two more looked carefully over the in
ications on the ground.
"All right." sang out one of these.
"the horn didn't catch him."
He pointed to the indentation left
by the pommel. Indeed, five minutes:
brought the man to his senses. He
complained of a very twisted back.
Homer sent one of the men in after
he bed-wagon, by means of which the
sufferer was shortly transported to
camp. By the end of the week he
was again in the saddle. How men
escape from this common accident
with injuries so slight has always puz
r.Ied me. The horse rolls completely
aver his rider, and yet it seems to be
Lhe rarest thing in the world for the
tter to be either killed or permanent
inred.
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT
Age table Preparmionforks"
siMilal theFoodadRegufa
ItitlwomdsanBowd1saf
PromotesDiestiontkeu;
nessandestComainsrlit
Opium.Morphie nor1ineral.
NOT NARCOTIC.
Aperfect Remedy for ConshJar
tion, Sour Stomach.Darrlt
U Worms,Convulsionis.Fvrish
ness andLOSSOFSI1
FacSinile Signamre of
NEW YORK.
eFo
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Cheap Excursion Rates Via Southern
Railway.
Seattl, Wash. and iteturn: Account
Alaska-Yukon-Pacifie Exposition. Tick-'
t
eta on Fale May 24th until Sept. 30th
final lim-it rcturning October 31, 1909
Diverse routes with stopover privileges.
Sommei excursion rates in effect May
29 to Selpewa ber 30th final limlit October
1st, 11909.
Co:jvenient schedults and mupt-rior
train service to all pointis in all directi ns
viaSOUTHERN RAILWAY.
For information in detail. call on any
agent of the Southern Railroad or ad
drfss
J , \feek, W. E. McGee.
Ailants. (a. Augusta, Ga.
A 0. 1'. A., T- P. A.,
HERE'S IDEAL MODEL CITIZEN.
The Coming Man as Seen by" Adriir.
ers of Socialism.
To describe an ideal modern citi
en now is at best to make a guess
and a suggestion as to what must be
built in reality by the efforts of a
thousand -minds. But he will be a
very different creature from that in
ifferent, well-behaved business man
who passes for a good citizen to-day.
He will be neither under the slave
tradition nor a rebel, nor a vehement
elemental mae. Essentially he will be
ristocratic; aristocratic not in the
sense that he has slaves or class in
feriors, because probably he will have
othing of the sort, but aristocratic in
the sense that he will feel that the
state belongs to him and he to the
state. lHe will probably be a public
servant; at any rate he will be a man
oing some work in the complicated
:achinery of the modern community
for a salary and not for speculative
gain. Typically he will be a profes
sional man. I do not think the ideal
odern citizen can be a person living
hiefly by buying for as little as he
an give and selling for as much as
e can get; indeed, most of what we
dolize as business enterprise. I think
e will regard with very considerable
ontempt. But then I am a Socialist
and look forward to the time when the
conomic machinery of the commu
ity will not be a field for private en
ichment but for public service.- |
verybody's Magazine.
Escalloped Meat Scraps.
A good way to use left-overs of any t
elicate meat such as chicken, veal,E
tc., is to chop the meat fine, add a 4
an of peas, season well and sprinkleC
with cracker crumbs and pieces of t
utter. Pour cream over all and bake
ai a goldea browa.c
Botanic
Blood Balm
(B. B. B.) Cures Through the Blood
,2Blaod Poison,
BNE PAINS, CAN
CER, SCALY SKIN,
PIMPLES,
heumatism, Eczema, ~
Itching Humors. L
BB. B. (Botanic Bloo-1 Blood) is the
only Blood Reme~dy thadt kil!s the poison
i thef lolod and then pusrifies it-send
ing a fibod of pure, rich blooi .direct to
he skin surfasce, bones, Joints. and ,a
hereve r the disease is located. In tha.sb
av all sores. u'cers. pimnkes. erem't01
areheal,ed and cured. piins a subsidhes
f Rheumatismi cease, swlig bo
B. .B. completely chanlggesthteo. .
into a clean healthy condition, Elfe
he skin the rich, red hne of 1ifc
health. B. B. B. cures the wois -l
as's Try it.'
BTANIC BLOOD BAL ~I-BBB
eeat and safte to take: Einmrnd enr ae
(tie inrediet- s.' It p.urI es the nserves
the blond . . I.. i. stren.gthen ten.! D)rug- c
aud buih up, the broken dlown s. ih ditee. .
it- ts .00IR L ARG E BOTT Lik
onus for home cure. 4
Sold at All Drug ; tores.
IP
JASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
'he Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
i For Over
Thirty Years
ASTORIA
TH 141 TANIN GOMPAMV. HIM VORK CIMY
Deafness Cannot Be Curcd
IV local I-1aic:.ti is. Hs they cinnot
each diseased pt;rl ionof thte ar. There
3 only e( k; to cure drafn ss. a1d
hat it bv - oii ) it o ut it I emedies.
)eafness i- caused by an inil tmed c n
lilion of the muous lining of tho
Pustachian Tube. Wien this tiube is In
:Imed von have a rumbling sound or
mperfect hi.ring, and when it is entire
y closed. Deaftiess is the r(siilt. And
inless the inflammation can be taken
ut and this tube restored to its normal
ondition, hearing will oe destroyed for.
ver; uine cases out of ten art caused by
'atarrh, which is nothing but an in
lamed condition of the mucous sur
aces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
or any case of Deafnets (caused b;
atarrh:) that cannot b cure.! by ii Jlt'e
Jatarrha Cure. Send for circulars, free
F. J. CH ENN EY & CO., To!edo. ()
Soll by all Druggists. T>e.
Tlake Hall's I amily Pil f,>r extrs'ipa
ilon.
A Lithuanian Funeral.
On Sunday morning a strange funer
il cortege passed through the Mission
treets. The hearse was followed by
l procession of women walking in the
[iddle of the street. They wore dark
skirts trimmed with bands of lace,
embroidery, or colored strips, and all
wore aprons, some of black silk or
:loth, but more of sheer white em
brodered corners, and fringed shawls
were over their shoulders. It was not
t uniform, but more in the nature of
ioliday attire such as one sees in
[taly and France on carnival occasions
>r fete days. The men in the pIroCes
ion wore conventional dress, but their
yearded faces were not American. In
luiring as to the nationality of these
>dd figures who made such a strange
picture in San Francisco, I found they
were Lithuanians, and that there is a
arge colony of them here, mostly em
yloyed at a laundry over toward the
Potrero.-San Francisco Call.
Driving a Good Bargain.
The barber's small son was in the
1abit of playing around his father's
hop, and he was always keenly in
.erested in the patrons. Many a
tray penny4 found its way into the
ttle chubby- hand, and sticks of gum
tere droppe? in quite as though by
tcident. Jurige Williams drifted into
he shop th a other afternoon for a
iair cut. The lad recognized the fact
hat the judg was a new patron, and
o was mor than ordinarily inter.
sted in him.. He hung at the foot
i the chair land looked musingly at
he judge's Liald head. Then he
valked slowly to the back of the
hair and survieyed the scanty fringe
f hair from Khat point of vantage.
Ie could contalin himself no longer
nd burst out ircredulously: "Father,
0-you-get a luarter for cutting
hat T'-LippincottT-b
German Unive,rsities.
A remarkable increasi.3 in the num
er of students attendin'g the 21 unl
ersities of Germany is'reported by
'te Journal of Education. The ma
-iculated studedts now n.-mxber 42,
0, an increase of 13,277-over the at
idance of ten year- ago, or nearly
Sper cent. Thq,e/niversity of B3ar
n leads, withi-.,081 students; B3onu
as 2,90S, aiy1 Heidelberg 1,443.
Se&s Mother Grewx Young.
-it would be I:ard oveR are the won
eful chatige in my mother sinee thie
agan to um~ Electric Bsttere,"' writes
irs. W L. Gilpatr'ck of D)anforth. Me.
Although p:ist 70 she seems really to
e growing young again- She sufferedi
ntold misery from dysp'p<ia fotr 20
ears At last she could neither eate.
ink nor sleep. Doctors gave h-. r up
nd all remedies failed till Electric Bit
rs worked such wvonders for her
~alth." They invigorate all vital
rgans, cure Liver and Kidney troubles,
iduce :e p. imi art strength and :p
NOW IS THIE TIME TO GFWANIZE.
C&rmpaign C::.-s a Necessity for Vic.
tory in Ccmn-ing lection.
Mr. Bryin 'n K:- M::nmi:a-is
l3- advism 1) yvge.: 1". 01 m :v-Z
a!. I th hi -s . : (m (, LLa.,.
aign clubs r : :. .:: FA Oh 1
pcso. Theme a - n"! Ls1
thnrou:;h I' - '' o : ~:.i i :1. f:, ' ai
st.nt R - tI Mit' !:e ::Y: K .:0
or,i X',a! -:; I.et
the party r a.: . K :e
staves th':-e is 10gu hut a S:.
ton in APlt ef i' mlniv, hM:: o:
vet:'rs wor'!u":im i omr.
Mr. I':a i. teeoe o , t(oo
soon with it i. a:1 i is
d-.-uil ir the furnnoWn uf kv"n; AMl
clubs w%ill f-11 he v.wi. or that eno:it.
resonsible Dcmpwiatin va:.ters can h1
induccd at this t:j to ujA:tvkv the
work an cxd e nse A koi:v :ah
clubs aculieup ao tis d:' :hrn the,
active cam":ali:.n begins n: im
b-r. T:wo miuch su: au,i .ti'v plan
would .-e-m to h- to ui;.,o t!w, state
conmitv.s, awi Ihrou..h thnm the
couln y a:t! twtn: h ' o:ntui: 's, to
w%( :1Ol( wl 21dl up th", :0.m :,
ga::izalion thit airu; '::; in ser:
stat;'s. Pol:i-a .0:. :*n3 ei:a. like
an arm::ll... :: hIa':. - n ) i ilile s- imnd
mr-n. and in lave In,,wh c'.,f'ct when
the rea! vampi:: beins the counlty
hani to::n1 :. :il ' s !,I(: w tno
p;i :e 1.: I. Iw eot-i n-! 1"u on
1- !,( C.- ":: rk .il t : -. rI a - olitIi cal
; for. |t Costs
and a '"* :'' ' ',*-:
oneo. I) : : .,n : .: : - '
it.:0 p .ti' ::u1'i:. te
i':'tnc.e I: 7 a i- 0': e :s i
in . ti.'. t lin
lion, c, : - i a
C::. . lhn n t*,, '1,!, .; ::rsW, 171 ia the
ath
atd Wh-n' the 1:1r 17-M MLVtin
in 'etl .'r. 1;rya:, %:%oi i 'e I Llat
!p w( aId siwh za ,-lub o'gtanimti
h to the Iarty.' In th:t enay th.
.TOny:.o enMW w .;ii a i;w,iial pio
li:n:al a:'. !n t!:O oIRn :.I r han
J:;:rly orninaoh ni knows no e n:di -
thee un:i th- uof leil! mm n ton aref
t2ude. :mi l:r-n ui, rt; k'' to clie
thom. It t'h..ory all memhors of th
Denoo-atir- par;y v:ill work and voto
for the 1: rty :t:ne and especially
those who i:Ve been FYletri as oi
cials of t:e Ia:-ty o:an!z.ation. Prac
t1cally, howeve:-, there are ollon 1 memP
hmrs of the comm:tver who are lukl
warm, because their particular choice
is not nominated for snnme oflice. .
minority p1art. a ays suffers from!
such a cause, unl"ss th paIty organ
ization is strong 'nomah to pinish'1
those who desert in the face of thY
enemy, or who are disco.tod giig
aid and comfort to the olipcsition.
Party oiaization I as iwo ends: To
p('rpetutt e the l:rinciple's of the par ty
anid to ehoet. Ihr(e to oliet who w il
entart those prinlciles into lav.r
will carry ot ts:' erinelite.; tt hugh
theo execuivl~e powers5 W to hch they
may be eleete i. Individuatl votn:scn
do bat little, but aiid with other
they catn do t'u'it. "ho DThmocratic
state comi tt t':; K tld t 8.oniCO
comiplete their torl'ar.iz.auie nt:d not
wait until the state convent ionts elect
a new commlOit te;, but p)replare the
ground for thoir suicecssors.Th
ti :ne is all too short, ai-t er notmina
tions are made, to perfecti a Ii: orom:hI
organization. Now is the t imae ft r
COunlty chani rtmetn tivesti;ga e the
condi(tin in1 the voig p recint Cs, andi
if' the precim t cha iran is !ae'king in
energy, to . t soatw otheir to woe.
Mir. Bryan is light in his r all for ot
ganitzationt. hut a hl.ginn!.:: m;t:st b"
muade with ite rr--tul:' : ;:ty man
cinlery am11i leave the '-l iz:ition oif
clubs untIil th InIomtit at are made.
French v-cw.
One pound of meca. C 1e ::ill her4t
of cabbage, one onion t':.d one tuar t;
tomatoes. Rua- the a.t.~ thrt-tm a
meat hopper or eu: .o mall hi;':n'
cut cabbage, toraat0. : and~ onionof .:n
Canned tomlao' s 1: .-: be .t:eA ii f:e
ones are no: a..: . -* 'o: 1
tablespoon of tiio' in a aiteva
it is smooth at:d and.
Keep KC1.iet r:-y.
The inside of he ties- oti;;:l1i e!t
e dried whe'never the conttents ha:.'
been emp!Iite, or thay shouid be It':::
up or stotod ;ts.<i-' on in. a
place. A few d;:. t' wva-. it :
owe1d to al (- ::-- . ' .,
kettle, .:2 ..'-'K -1 [.
those inl t :. . - o E
blood,t create a 2" ! at.-ad . : ;i your
A prom:neint ra.i:r':tt ':i-. rin'tendent at
Savannahi. su:itrita with .daria. D ysIip
slin an lheumatm s1y::: ".\ fter tak'in g
P.: P P. hie nev:' t.-l t wi:l in hi.. life, a:ml
feel-Is i ft 't. 'ni.i li ve f'revetr, if' he cou'.d
alw'.ys g -tii'. P. P."
If youn .rt- tirt. Gut fr'om ov'er-work antd
close confluenuent, ta
P. P. P.
If you are fetin' be.dly in the spring
and out of sot , take
pP. P.
If your d1 estive organs ned toning up,
P. P. P.
If you sum-tr ithi hindachte, indlig.'stion,
debility and wea.kness, Lt*AA
If you soin-r with nerv"'us prostration,
nerves tng andt a genetral Il down
of the syte0 tk
For I' o-id P'ir.n Thttnundsrn. Fernf
ula, Old 'ores 'itari, thronie Fem.de
Comairts,L' t.a
Prickly Ash, Poka Rloot
and Potassiumn.
The best blood puritar in the world.
F. V. L11TMAN,
c.,.annan. . Georita.
Loss of Ferthity by Leach;ng.
Land kept constantly as a garde:
loses much of its fertility by loaching
A clove:r rotation is the best preCventi
of this. There shculd be at least twc
or three garden s,-ots on each farr.
lwi:t iich enough so that ou,_ year'.
(-ira manuring will bring it Into th
fl-wst possible condition for garden
Ir tck. If farmers could always plant
gar1ns; on two-year clover sod the:,
w.ould raiii, better crops and with les:
-tabl, manure and other fertilizers
thn 11:.v nov: require. The clove!
,doe. mnch ltoiP than furnish gre:.
manure to ferment in the soil. Its roc:
reach down into the subsoil, thus not
only savin; and bringing to the sur
face plant fcod thint would otherwisc
be v:a.;ted. but also by enlivening th(
subsoil, allowing th, roots of crom,
to go de2per. Ch-Ve:r sod to begi:.
with, if w0ll enrich,'d, is best for suel.
cro;.s a.; cucumIbr: an-' hiticus, '',1
are always most liable to siffIr fIrn
drought. It is ( i ! im ,rSs;ih:c to n
a go-d ;zardeun crop, unls; t::e la-.
has previously bven elr"chel by
series of heavy hnuri . T *h fr
tilit:: lost b leachia ?m be co
stany renewed.
UcOoRP-'Psity of S nth Carolina,
of
mv . !: E nn r :I i i I G r e t ud
NOT GIVEN TU THE WORLD.
Senator's Mischief Makino Confined to
His Own Knowledge.
A senator who went to Washington
recenty was met b. a friend, who cor.
dially greetcd him, and, knowing his
predilection for quiet sport, said:
"Well. I hbpe you have been keepin
Sut of sischief."
"That reiids me of a story," was th
response. Out in my state there wa
a ember of the legislature who neve
had been known to make a speech
He was a farer and had been elected
against his wil. In company with me
lie attended a cross-roads moeeting an
the crowd yelled that they wanted tc
hear' from him. He shambled to the
front of the platform. threwhok hi
coat, and rested his hand on his hip.
"'I want you people to know at the
outset,' he declared, 'that I am a good
man.'
"There was a storm of laughter al
what was believed to be a humorous
sally. The old man, however, was in
dead earnest in his protestation oi
purity. The laughter of the crowd an
gered hinm.
"'And I want you to know, more
over,' he shouted, 'that I am a d
bad man, and I've got guns here tc
prove it. But. I know you are a bunch 01
coyotes and ll keep my guns in my
pocket.'
"So," the senator concluded, "I ama
good man and I anm a bad man. Bul
1'll keep) my evil ways to mtyself."~
Statue of Marble or Brcnze?
There.is a division of opinion in the
Indiana commtission which has been
named to make arr3.ngemtent for the
placintg of a statue of Gen. Lew Wal
lace in the statuary hall of the cap
itol in Washington. Some of the
members want the memtorial to be of
bronze, while the othters want it tc
be of ntarble. It is said that there
is no agreement on the matter ii
sightt.
There are only a few statues o1
h-en- in M: maorial hall, and thost
that are 1i re, to some eyes at least
1:n-:' not the~ beauty of the statues it
: Ih!. It may be that this is alto
.'1 r a matter of workmanship rath
ci titan of material, bitt the manrble
memoritals have a holding beauty thal
tht' others sent to lack.
.. 'tliicer of Wallace's old corn
n:ad. C'apt. McGrew, whlo is a mem
b:- of' th~e commission, declares thai
heo n'ever will consent to a bronze
stat'e of the soldier-writer. It may
b-' thtat the matter will have to be
settled by the legislature of Indiana,
bu t if th legislators wvere to go tc
.'-s'in'.,:e and look over the memo
*: ls a redy there the chances art
ice :r hy know anything of art
Ira tey- will decide in favor of
A Night Rider's Raid
b 4 rtnight rileas are calomel.
r :.l1ees pil 's. 'They raid your
t '' ou oif re st. Not so with Dr-.
~.ife Pills. Thwy never dis
-r. con'ivenienace, but always
'.bso"m, curing Colds. IIead
n ii pation, MIalaria, 25c. at all
:cW n Praise This Remedy
-i ah,tr pain in the iaek Urinary.
i.br or K:dnev trouhi!r, m:dl want a
31 M t r (i'v's Aus ralin Leaf. It
-t:- .ai 'eve'r-f'ailoi. ng ia''r. A
u'e by moai! :0 :~ ca8ani pi
-e F'im -.. b.lrFe,s. The Mlthr
. V' .-Rtov. N. Y.
A Servants' Paradise,
"Every kitchen has a window with
one pane out in the lirazilian town of
Rio G'ramtle do Sal," said a cook. "Thtat
town is at ser'vants' paradise.
'$ervants live ini their own homes
ther'. as thecy should everywh'ere.
The~.: come to) work at seven in the
mr:dn' and they ciit at seven at
n-.: t. .\ 12-hour day. Quite long
''T" pianeless window is for the
mi..aan. the baker, the botcher, so
thbt thes: traders can leave thteir sup
plie:-they usually come early--in a
saf" !lace. The Rio Grande servant
Is. of crun:e, not there to receive
thntm. She Is in bz'd at her own
'70 1801uul~O
13 WHAT WADE DRAKE RAIS
ED LAST YEAR.
Edi? r 1ai 2.61
IIe t, Will I :"'ain i r!. E ni'dly lih
Yours tuy
Ad-ron Pho- & Oil Co.,
.1r. J. Wadie Drake. A!;id.z-s -I. S. C.
.Detr Sir---n have hir-: that by a
Ii eral I S - of f -r, ilIz r, l--in-p tily ill
sid- dre sing. you ln*. - 10 balf-S of c'
ton on s:xty acres of I in la'; vear. We
A ill appri-Ate if you wild givt uts your
i-t ivd of prepration. fertiliz tio 1 al-I
cu!tivation which risa!ted i.i th;i crop.
We wish to give the piLu the b.,nm-it
f y-ur txperience rs w i: nk it w it
Ue 'Al idicemniit to frmtruers to z s I
dre-s th-i cro; s
31i you in :a1vano.! fur th
favor of a. e: ly r ep',, We :Le.
ytiurs yndv.
A ild rs o iil. co.,
Ande: sonfl ~ P. iat & 0il Co., Ander
Genl! ic.u r favor
>f th th i s IY t1- ; p i "I
h . lA w.-i I It- LV- h ir - . ) I.
f.frt i::Izr t-, the -cr- b.-o lat im..
Ac the Si1e)!.; p-.OXing I ap hd f.mr
hiifidremi :i, I fif, y i y) ,n is rmo o f tri
Z--r t I le, re :i;vr a 4 Whe. 1 - S c-M -11
bl)oro s a .d I - 1[ i,"l s -I'-Lty
Ipouildi. f ll;tr* 0 . 01f S ,I I , th-1 re
;. diI the on fxty .er s : i.:):l l it ch
p p.l t,-i iI e-tt:':i :0!1 if?n Zhe six
ty :sr-s 1 gilbi-r.l s-:-4h
ight I.-!. s ot extnk. an-rg ~i( :dl
p)nll.S 10 olh.. bab-.. A d iw ,whenl
I thought I had OIthcredz i crop aft.r
make 71! pouds of lint u s i i IL wi
bu- :en:t t.:hr I mad.e mn.rc
tan StN y 5: Vu d b ,1 ..f cottoll
:Il the i sixty ales I CtUtivated th:s
C)tton as I tisu;.iv cultuae mv cotton
tex-p that it was fertil a-i bett r then
.sual. A gto i partf zhis fertilizer m.
Anteron i Pho-p-!,te ard 0:1 company
fruil z r, t:e balar:e was other ttanzt
aty dh-r-t:e ik al w on! fertilizet
f A:zw s.m i is and uth.hr goods.
Yours trul",
J. WaJe Drake.
An lhson. S. C. June 4. 91)9.
M %r. J. E. Sttveniion,
Anderson S. G.
De-ttr Sir: Weo have ln-a d th::t you
stde drosea s rue( ;f your cno [la.t year.
W1~e will be g'a I if yoi wvi!I give us the
result of th3, an i Ivery mn obiU'! i g us.
Thankn.g you for the favor of an
rnrly rej>!y*. we a-e,
YourR truly,
13DPIt-oN PII SP A iM AND OIL
Anuderis-n 7 -C., .June 6, 193.
\ nder-on Phlos. & 0.! < o.
Andeurson S. C.
Dei-r Sir: I have 'u ur lette-r f June
4th, ni--d in reply will say that muy e-x
pe-ii.-r1ee in si'de itressiug corn hia yeair
Sa-s fo''ws: la one fieli Iof :,h mt 15
:er,as w~~hih I p:anutroi in comi I side
r.-sseud 10 acres and le ft fix e re-us nOt
ide-dr.is i L. 0 i i0 atrres hi:h I
dt ..drnu s-ed I nn le 33 [hu5he's 'o -the
iere. On ih , five acr-es not sid *e sled
h' i-hI: was; not over 10 buihul . u > te
-i.Iz. cost me abo-- 'O o Li '* -Iress
1r'he 10 aicre,; about ;:ier Licru. '. in'
-crte'e th - iid at I :isr 25 h ,h -ii s (-f
- nn per a: I in:Ia - I si I* res
jog the wh-e 13i ar-:-s but rain e tine on
naii Cit,tinue s-o long uin:til the c-orn
- -as tooi fur iv~anced befor-I co)uld get
t'. it to side dres . It wdlh pay any
)fne huimdisoely to side dlr- s corn.
You01 wd! see whai t s de ar s-.ng has
in for Wade Draike- m !: Steve n
S ml. 1t will pay- V(en - i as it a:d
hemz if you will do :b- . CdulI. Side
.Ira-sing il isy~; youj- -r than any
fertil'r you p :t in r nnd. WVe
tnre somet very or: -:i-r-i r sale
for side 'Iressing.
Sea ouir" -an-i
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