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J. *v v V:', SR \ ft' y-' ' - i'. ? SE^iyj^ v fill 111 Mffl i"""ir? i IOBBD I pTORi1 ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. AYegeiable Preparation for As similaling (hcFoodamlKe^ula ting Uie Slomachs aiulBowels of ProraolcsDi^cslion.Ctiectrii! ncss and Rest.Contalns ncitucr Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. 1 j! Not Narcotic. jr^J ; Ktrifitof Old DnSiMJELTflUIER Hi I: " I\vackin Stedi nBHini'll'i il jUxJuma * \ hSHS ^ JlbcMte Satis- I BBllSflll! jbustSttd * I Ksg ftStftx*. > I Urn Sttd- 1 iKTOta ?: 1 Clarified Sl/rpr . gj^fU rmteynet} MartC. I > Aperfect Remedy forCtmsllpa- d MwfiiKi Hon, Sour Stomach :)ia;rl 1 r3Sq ? Worms .Convulsions .love r i s! \ rg^bj ncss and Loss OF Sleep. EmM FacSiinilc Signature of FLe-*1 V zV y yzcrr^rT" NEWJVT)NK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. BRHHBIHHEBBBHS88^SSSS!E$266i MINISTER AS EDITOR. After one Day's Experience ,:s olatl to p:..^ ii~ ? uive u?; joi). The other (lay in California I he Rev. Malcolm James MeLeod, a Prosbyterian clergyman who will soon undertake ministerial duties for a New York eongre-j nation of large wealth, edited one issue of the Pasadena Star. He entered the editorial oft ires ' with the young vigor of an undaunted eonvirtion thai nothing in the nature of the newspaper 1 ---- > 1 ' JJII/OUIIUU till ()I )Sl i l(*Itk I1 ) a man of intelligent theories, even though the details of execution were unknown to him. ' Mr. McLeod did his day's work and the profession observing tlx' 1 fruit of the labor of the amateur can say that he did it well, but ' here is the expression of hi- re- ' vised convictions: "My time is now almost up as I pen this last line; my hea<l \ 1Q fl 1 mT\nvol trr/A / I . I - ' mkj LVil I iv/ou I Hi i ill y /?\ "I I ? I I 1 \ I > I I I I I ! is befuddled, and 1 am five to confess that I am ri^ht i^la?l t<? 1 vacate the holy spot. Such rush , and riot and disarray. Sudi ;t 1 jumble and poolpouricr. h ' strikes me as the daily ( (fort to J bring order out of chaos, ,-md do ( it lightningly quick, I am r? , minded of thenicnioritlili' ivm-d* "The earth was without form ( . . . .ami Void, and darkness was up- J on the deep. And the spirit moved upon the faro of the waters." Nevershall I critirizr new:, paper men more. 1 shall pray for them. Tliev will have mv heart's forbearance henceforth i and forever, the hardest woik-! ,.1 1 i ! I eu, suunesi, lived, poorest puiil j brain workers 011 this old world ' of ours." | Heterdox as it may be. one is 1 almost forced to believe that the ? _?i Often The Kidneys Are Weakened by Over-Work. \ Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure libod. 1 ' Weak and unhealthy kidnevs an- rc- l sponsible for tiiucli sickness an<l suiY' 1 i; (, . 5>nn ^ therefore, n ki tnev i t licy i ] your kidneys are weak or oil of order, I you can understand how quiohly yonr cn- i ' tire Ixwly i3 affected and how every or;;.ui ! seems to fail to do it:; duty. If vou are Kirk or " feel lmillv " 1,,-< taking the great kidney remedv, l>r. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. A trial will eonvince you of its great merit. The mild rind immediate effect < f Swamp-Root, the great kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realized. It stands the highest because its remark able health restoring properties have been proven in thousandsoi the inostdistie ing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. j Bold by druggists in .,v,\ fifty-cent and one <lol- j !?!!. { lar sizes. You may \ ',<1 ' ? f have a sample bottle . .t by mail free, also af,^| ! /rv'SHfiP I pamphlet telling you Hem* l?l > frli.ct. how to find out if you have kidney or hlmlller trnlllllo Mnnlinn t I.; . . * " * when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., ^ Binghamton, N. Y. Don't make any tnir take, but remember the name, Swamp- * * Root, and don't let n dealer sell you t something in place of Swamp-Root?i. you do you will l<e disappointed. t mmrnmL, ^ [M/HMtoi rtlhm * 11 WORM For Infants and Children, Che Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Z, V Signature w o. Jiy ?n Use 'For Over TLiM4.. nmny mars TH( CKNTAUR COMPANY, NtW *0?*CIT*. same law of selection which in the loni; run puts men into the ?. l.:..w it i .j ni'i i\ i'm \\uivii lllt'V illC IlL'Sl fitted and j^ives that work the available may even operate in the production of liewspapers. We do not wish to be rash and will not insist that it be so, but we gather that it is the new belief of Rev. Malcolm James McI jeod.?Chicago Tribune. rP 1? i * i in; uvtuuge cnurcnepjoer much prefers going to church hue. It niak< s a comotion and disturbs the minister in prayer, reading or sermon, and also draws attention to any naw article <>: wearing apparal on the [ avilier who may chance to be in attendance. Two minutes Mil\ is almost a crime in the li-like to have their minds disLraeted eyes of really devout worshipers, who by footsteps uid the rustle of garments dur !!<_? S(TS it"*'. Owners or tne newTirooklvn tun nel are much disappointed. Not every strap on every train was in use the first day. Still they should give such staid persona as Brooklynitos atlea?t & week to get the tunnel hahit. Automobile scorchers are to be put In jail. That is treatment more nearly littinp; the disease. Some scorchers would rather pay a ilne than r-at puanuts. It makes them feel heroic without crippling them tinan tttjll IV A publisher'8 catalogue divides bonks into three lists- "Famous Hooks," "Koadahlo Hooka," "(lift Books." No hook appears in mora than one list. Tfiis is an amusing comment on "tho present stale of literature." I,aura Jean Hlbboy lias copyrighted ii new plays at one foil swoop. KvlTontly tho pleasant fiction that workng girls are always persecuted and hon marry fabulously wealthy young lion with large, dark eyes Is consldsrod good for many moro encores. New York hotel keepers will learn \rter awhile. Henceforth when a man liiK no me "Duko do Doadbeat" :>r something rpilte as noblo and IrapresHlvf it will ho to the street for film unless he has a few tons of hagp-age along as an evidonco of good 'alt Ii. Catherine Waugh Mc'Culloch nays hat women do not srpt a show heforo i jury unless they am pretty, and her. they get too much of a show. The Idea that any one should slanler the riils that way! Our under* (landing of it was that they wero all ?" tiikukst poa '& BITTERS 'A'NV/Ki'i^NKV.Hk Kidney Pills What They Will f)o for You They will c.urc your backache, ilren.ithcn vour kidnevs. 'cct urinary irregularities, build ip the worn out tissues, and litninate the excess uric acid hat causes rheumatism. Present Briftht's Disease and Dia>ates, and restore health and itrcngth* Refuse substitutes, !v ijTATE of Ono, City >f Tolkdo, [ bs. Lucas County. j Frank J. Cheny makes oath tlint lie i8 Benior partner of (lie lirnmf F. J. Hheu ey & Co., doing business in the City <?f I Toledo, County ami State aforesaid, and I that t?aid firm will pay the sum of ONE', HUNDKKD DOLLARS for each and! every c ase of Catarrh thac cannot ho cured by the me of Hall's Catarrh ! Cure. Fit AN K J. Cheney, j Sworn to be! i me and Hiihtjcribod in ?n$ prt sonce, th: Oth day of December i A. 1). 1&80. /Un.t \ * \*r nr n i yojc-ai; ) 2v. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal , and acts directly on the blood ami mucous surface of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CUKNKY & CO., Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists. ?5o Take (lull's Family Fills for constipa tim. Bridal Couple Fight. Atlanta, April 1.?The refusal of J. J. McCourt, a bridegroom of a few months, to carry his wife's perfectly clean poodle dop: under his arm while walking in the street caused a tight between the couple in public which resulted in their arrest. McCourt is a native of New York. His bride hails from Washton. They were mnrried! a few months ago and came to* Atlanta. Mrs. McCourt is a handsome young woman and she wears pretty clothes. I Ler husband is nice looking, too, and they are! said to have shown all signs of j being happily married up t he ill- j fated hour when the poodle dogi came between them. At the police station the couple became reconciled and were 1 AT 1 * 1 J i "?? iiwuiiauu, iVLt-iUlWIllK' VllC pOOUie has dissappeared and Mr. and Mrs. McCourt are offering a reward for the dogSavnl H rum Tito Griive. I "I had about iriven up hope, after a ;nrly four years of nnffcrine from a .severe lung trouble," writes Mrw. M. L. Dix, of (JlnrUosvillc, Tonn. 'Often tho pain in my chest would ho nlmoHt unbearable and I could not do any work, hut Dr. King's Now l)is oovery ba i made mo feel like a now person. Its tho best inedicino nindo for tho throat and lung." Obstinntn con orbs, stubborn colds,hay tfevor, lngrippe, asthma,croup,bronchitis, and hemorrhages, hoarseness and whooping cough, yield quickly to ttiis wonder ful medicine. Try it: r>() cents ani] ?1. Tri.il bottles free'. Guaranteed by all druggists. Why not in this County This suggestive paragraph is from the Bamberg Herald: * * 17?: .-1- i- i i ' i ' ' * carioaus 01 dgci cattle weiv shipped from this point last, Thursday. Bamberg is not only the largest market in the lower part of the state for horses and mules, hut it is getting to he a cattle market as well. These cattle were fattened by < t " i.ai iii'.in ilum iu\\ ii. The Herald can perform a public service by ascertaining the net protiit made by the ship per of these beeves. "We are informed by a local butcher that home raised cattle is now brint^in^ six cents the p.Mind uross on the hoof. A carload of beeves, be tells us. is worth from $l,/>00 $1,701). This would mean that there was tinned loose in Bamberg last Thursday from this source alone between $12,(MM) and $11,000. The value of this to a community like Bamberg is apparent on its fact;. What part of this amount was profit we do not know, but that it was substantial we do not doubt. We are glad at any rate to note that cattle raising is on the increase in thi-; part of South Carolina and we hope that the example of the Ham berg fanners will spread. ? News and Courier NURSING MOTHERS show the beneficial effects of Scott's Emulsion in a very short time. It not only builds her up, but enriches the mother's .?:il 1 1 ?~ 1.. J 1111IV. <UIU piupciiy UUUJishcs the child. Nearly all mothers who nurse their children should take this splendid foodtonic, not only to keep liD their own strength hut 1 0 to properly nourish their children. FOK HALK II? ALL IrtWTOOlRTO Hnn<l lOci., namn of pnpi<r nrxl t li in ?!. for niif beautiful HnriiiK" Hunk and (.'hlM'n Kkctcli-Oook. Kucli bank contain* a U<?xl Luck funny. SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Pearl St.. New York \ \ Fortune Telling Docs not take into consideration the one nn'ii linnntnr??;??wrnnrtnlv lu^tili The woman who neglects her health very foundation of nil good fortune. F love loses its lustre and gold is but dro::t Womanly health when lost or impairci regained by tho use of Dr. Picrce's. Fnv< This Prescription has, for oi ci been curing dcJieatc, weak, tut, women, by (ho hundreds of nufl (hia too in the privacy of t. without fheir hnvlt>$ to subtni. catc cjucationlnds end offensii riant examinations. Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pi All correspondence held ns sacredly com Medical Association, I?. V. Pierce, M. Dr. Pinucu'a Great Family Doctor meuic-.u yvaviser, ncwiy rcvisca np-io-i Plnin English hosts of ciclicate questions ouj'lit to know about. Sent free, in plai 21 one-ccnt stumps to cover i-i:i1in4 or Tlio fort v fourth srssion of the (Jokes-1 nm Mv-tluxltt I coutrivnce is in Sc.- iioii at Greenwooi. Kv?i) Wuiimiii WIH ile liilrrtatcil it hiu ii.i\o |'ii i ii > s v i in*' mint, u n* nary Illiuld< r i r Kidney tnmliK', ;u d wnnt n certain, plunsunt herb run fir woman's ill-', 1 rv Mo.Iter (i ray's Ai>:tr.iii iii Li j.f. It. is a snf-1 and in v r f-t Iin r rrf?i:l?tor Al l)i tin .vi sis ??r I>y i'i i"i'V ts. Fainpln mi'Unco I i ' . Addruss' i'!ir MdiLii CritvlV., LoK >, N. V. The I iiitv'd Slates i<overnnicnt ! 1 ns bought a post ottico silo in rnl n and will lie-in the cnrtioM of a handsome pMstoliiee build in^t; in a short whiie. The lot cost $1:5,000. l'roinpl r? I?i f in nil cases ?>f throat and Ir niMc if yu'.i u-ii' I hamb'.'rluin's ( 'iiif.'h KoimL. I'li' isimi o tulo-, Kou'bin; :ii:tl healing in i-ll'cot. ti l l by :ill ?li;n!( rs. Tinmions- -ville has veiled to issue ^20.000 bonds (or the purpose of t n et ing a school buildin ir. CMiamborlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets ass.ht nature in driving till impui it it's nut of tho insurinua fee and reirular oondi'ion a'?u nst< iiny too organs of tho body t'? health and stron^tii. Sold by all dealers. Charlie 11"nt to, a prominent man of Lexington is dead at his homo. Kverv amily and esncialy Ihose who rosidu in 1 In; country should he \ ro vidnd nt nil limes with a hotttlo of Clinmhcrlain'H Idiiimu' Tlurt* is no tolling when it may bo wanted in c:is( of a'.- 'ulcni < r umei\s?i nuy. It is most i xtii llcnt in iill east : of rhci.m i tism, sprains and 1 >ruik?v. ' 1 ?.l hy nl! (iculi'rs Columbia is raising funds lor a new Y . M. C. A. ball. Diarrheal should |m? rurod witi-i ut I.'.kh i>f Li"i) initi l)? nvidii' 110 win h lilci' ('liniitl) 'rlain's ('. lie, i . 1> ia ami Diarrhoea Kim 'ly nit olil\ hi; promptly l>ur pr nine, i n> unpiei ;u\i lifter oti'ovts. Ii nnvi r fail ' tmd is pi- a ant and s;ifu in taUe Sold by nil dealers. Mrs. (i. 10. Anderson, wife of a well known farmer of (Iroen-j 1 :n l l i l IWdUU, ('(>1111111I H'(1 SUICKIUC l?V shoot in J4". Your toununo i.s coatt !. ] Vuur hroath i.- foul. 11eaiI nclu? < >>JU' it11 ! TIicho symptoms s-liow tint. y?iui Stomuchc is tin' troulil. 'I i r in . c t (:? raU40 is tin-Mr ^t I : n ' . a i i ( , Ir 1!?i ti's Stoma !i an>l i ir will do that y to I :l,t? at.d it i olTccti\t>. Sold by all tic >l? r The Westmoreland Lumber Company, has absorbed tin('ombahee Lumber ('onipain , the (Charleston ! ,uml?< r ( > >mpanv, the llasvt Lumber Company and the Atlanta I iUinher ('ompaii v. Ttlfl Cull Of Till' ".In I for puriflmtion, ltndn voir .1. m; !> -?, lulls, SvllloW <<>|?|'l"xi" ' .1 j'lllli i: > 1 look, ino li | ni s * I n <:i>i| I . it ' < >- on i} 11' skin. ?ll Hi^iiH of liv. r tr uh IJiit l)r. Iv111 ?*h new l'i!l rnnl<n rich rod lilood : yivi* cl< ?r skin rosy cliooky, fine compilation In ilthj ' i fclicni. '2or at ill drnt'jpHtx. Gov. A lis.'I 11.1 < ;i ppoinl i'i| a commission who will 11 ?\ ? in ('.barge the mat ter of purchasing land for the Strife 11< pit il for the Insane. '1 In- m> mln'iMtf the commission arc i>r. .1. W. Ual>cock of Colnmhi.i, Mr. I'ohcrt VVillson of (Miarlc.-'on, Itiil r 11. O. Prndy ol Siimti'r Dr. (!. I?. Cromer of Newherrv ;n I Lorov Springs of Laiifa !t t. \Vor? ! 'i ii iii ! t 11 i . Hull< N liiivi' < fti n 1 r.t I' ; -iTer i ii!' to ; ..Idiots t ii"iii i!i i /"ina \j \V\ Ilarriin:m Burling ?n, M . cot i in tlio nrniv, and ml!"H I \.ith l'nrt\ \ciu^ '"Kut Mucl<h;r iiii- ". ' ;11v ' mir <1 1110 when ali <d f il !," 1 , ivri 11 s. (i r^nt i's li< ii 1 - ' re i oi Im. ItmuH, ( nt . W. on . '.in-. (Mil IMH a* nil dri:i'.' si -i Early Australian Oqunttors. Ffjtinllcrs In Austi'iili i u rd to bcnhlr: : to lake lip (Town Iliads .1 a \ ??mrly rent of n penny ill) n'-re. Tim In-motet)f J in- \ ir is tin? germ of T/i(iri| j.o, Ihtt IiiviMiml in, lirin^s s 11J" 'i, I li msim l-\ llH after off? ets lire w i). ?-i i) > von ne-?. Ifiel* ef 11 p|m i I . i : mi Iiim hir on. \% i111 dM<id : I I t r ;i >-i ] I ne \ h Tiio Cfro.it ni n> etl ; i -i II < ! tlie liiltOrH the f|>li 11? ! I (III. . Mi'kI J puiilior ami ro^ulfifor of t<>nineb. Liver, nml Kidlivn Thouiindst hnv<> ! prnvod t lint t hoy \\ >11 -1< i f i I: \ ' i t It - j on llio norvoH, hnihl up ti HvyiuMi ' :iri<l roMoro lit*? 1?' n<i mi ir.ts uf-j tor nn nttnckrif Grip If huri r. d j rhom. Only r>0<!. P< ii< hii> *fni lion Kanranteu<> l?y r?11 druggist *. { \ j i " ' . I "l"l '-L 1 ..i.l I llMMIifWHW essential to wornor without health 1 nay generally bo >ritc Prescription. ' KO years, ^ <5^in-wracJcec/ thousaado cj^ ficlr /turnsa ?" V"i NN f to indcli* p * J J f rely re;jug' I C$. crce by letter free. identiul. AddressWorld's Dispensary D., President, HnSalo, N. Y. . 15ook, The People's Common Sense Jate edition?lUOt) pages, answers hi j which everv wnmnn. Km '1j> nr mm iloit. n w rapper to any nddrcs3 on receipt of ily, or in cloth binding for 31 staaipo. Ono C'omlno tor AVho Whh Cuvoil. Mr Wilford Adornx i . !ii^ nnnu, ;ind iio \vrifc*s nhont it. "S mm*, limn i.yo 1 vrin conlliKd t > jrv !' tl with climniu rhcurnntisnl. f n- --i t?o Imtll h of Foloy'H Kidi ?? Ritncriy wiMi jrood off t, mi ! (r.n (!iird?uoi il wit iu*? on ins IVt t nnd i r< suim d \vorU us conditio.?r on II.i' 1 .i siukinn, Kv , SI ret I' .'I' 1 V. ."U f' i.'ilV' me liU'i'O ill' f limn !.n> ini ..!. it i |.fUl (.<; |- ust'tl, nn<l it will <: < ! \ 11 i 1 hi*11 mi ci's'r. ?>f rlicun.nt.sm. Ki ':i !'; mi !y cnri'K i ! vii ;-;t ism 'I i inn;::', v." the uric ?ici'! I loin t c i Mis. i'.M: y A. V'ioyd, ahipjhly csii (Mu* (1 Winn:1!) oi Darlington clioil at hov honiv' at t? v a Inn:-, illikv s. I.'..!,.,.'., t.'.-l- .. > . . t? n iv i i i ' m'nu'iiy wiii cuiv am i- .so ?? i iii v Miu lil iddci I rmiMt' no; I ?->?>11 i (ii i ;i?_ h of mi dicilin No in oin ::;tn >1> dioim. Tlio new maps of the iat?1 of jiSoulh C'aioiiuM will soon ho iv (iv for ilistrilmtion. Tins is the onl>r imip that shows tin? newest county in the state. 'i'i?* s?v till <1 1 * l? |? ? I (i I I ?-. t 11 11 Ti:o n M >ntt vo i <uvrr of sound Meop i? t\ix? ? ? ? 1 ? . . . \ i rpuiii.ui'ii ;iii ;iit \ ail in- ul tluil ]>ifv?'nl it if) it in< nneo In tu .illli. .). i.% Southern, Is?n ( In ire, Wis., iins: "For Ion ? limn I have Iiiumi nu bio to sl< t>p soundly nights, Ik litis" of pniiis a'toss ni\ imok ami sotvncss of mv lu<liu'\8 My npp'Mi vasvi rv p.ii i nu my ncr il rendition was mil Ii run down 1 huvo lirun Ink in}* Foley's Kinney I'ills but a thort i i11 i nnrl now sleep its sound as aroek. I < 'it and enjoy my lmnls, and my Ronend condition iHj;rneilv tmpiovod 1 can hemistly roeoniiiu iui Foley's Kid' \ I'ills ;.n i iriKUV they l.avo enroll 1110." Tiie Clyde steamship lint; ! has announced ;i tl.iilv ?rhi>ilii1i> oiii oi' ( harle ton l<> New York and ,Jacksonhille. Good ri'.nits nlwnvs follow tlionso of l''ol* y'n Kivliury 1' i 11 . Tlie\ H'vo I r 'ini I n lirl 'o nil cm .-< of I; id- ?>\ nnd nl.iddi r disorders liculiti!:, .-tr-'iuitii fiiimr .iiul anl isi'|?tic Try ihrin. Sold by nil <1 rui Many prople 1'ioni over the entire state will visit Charleston t his week on t he occasion of I he arropiance of the hat.tie ship, (Soulh Carolina hv tin state. 'I h??n> h no uouirh <i< 11?-itic ho |op ui:tr :is I'dicy's Mnnr>v ;ui?l Tur. li in voi' fnil? l<> eurocoujlis, cuds, cronp ni l r i n( ?i t -. S Mil J?% nil uwi- n. Tin Nal ioii;*, 1 Fai n:ci ; I' nion of the tali- are an\i< i to have tlir I rii11; 1 Sial '-? "vcrnnioil < >1 il>ii:-h a p 'reel- ; . an i hav? 111 < l' 11 * I-; lloW'l i !l! W i i -s to i 'i? i master (.?m 1 it ;irqck. \V.?I? hi t! . < ?Mir TIlO i V . 1 ' .I. t '. \ Wati:l'l ! 11 <;l111 :r . f i < i : 1 s nin! (ill- ( ' i .m'ii iii i i ; I ' 11 \ s 11 ! i?? ." fin :n ! li ' li. > :>i', 11 i the licsi i.* i -?" iii i.' o)i ninl i.'Ui't iur i ri'U!> \> : i i i >i i ti Tif 11? iiii< 1 t Diim-d i i . .1 i c. > ; \ <'hii a; iih i ' i i rii f * > rif's Utfii H'.i-i i!..-. i i<v ill ('ruRi v 'V. . V : i !: > U >r < flu? Soil ill * lit'. >;t I i i?>< 1. ' 11 j t 11 si('<' ' i- ;:i ( ,1II .;c1?u i /, al i he atlvan- e<! .i < ?>! > J. If Yi? i xr \ Vr- c. I ulllvil Ali.iut 11 ???;/ f ' ' . ! iI's Il.'ltll ' til sflU'tir il || . I ' lit H pipi ci'.ii \vc ir i . !! ! In .I-:ii liii: \11 I- : ! into III ni .In tli !>?: .' ( i ien' Lout t i. iiul i r t it ' i i ni'u bIioos. Hdltl everyWi. ir, J. < . E'c: nio tr;i; 'g.lm (B. B. B.) Cur s HiG Blood f? s : ] ? ' _r^v | ?m KMC rv.s.tH- jflNLJ ftxil KR,saiVSHI iMl iXIRD fw 'Kw S? he ts ist ati 3 m, i:c/.c 111 as Kchin^ Humors. it.r> ! . (ii.?:.n- ' i i r.'.? ) n'\* I: < I ii'cnn<lv llril k - p - , if: I '' i . ll V) | I I' - || a II . I .1 - i : It h. . t Kill : , ll H jo I H. !)! < 111*r v i in , .< i i .1. i ill ~ w:i\ . :l : i' < | .1 t n pf|f i I ' I l.l , ,) | . , < ' If!. ; M . Ii < -nl r.i<J< I'.. II. ! ' ' ; t'l I ..< I.cdh i| 'Hit i (I i ' , ri> ii i i'. I' > Ii. roil hue of i i-rf#oj ' r. H. I'.. llll'ri the UdlHt fl|f) < r rN ll KnTAMin ni nnn art. Ri n nn MU i initu uuuvti C'-lUfTi U L !. 1110 i .'i.l iii>i ir to Itik<-: coiii|><>' n<i nf jnirt It 11iiIn In;:; ill i . It i't?rll'? * 'in curl' liM i!ii'!i!n i: It. it, m? 111'i>?? 11* <)<( nerve .nid I'll! ill II i lilt limkdl >|l>\VTI hfill'th. I>l lie .<?? I'kii I. \U(ii; ijot i hi-; \?.iii <iir<ll iim for home I'uro, Sold at All Drug Stores. ^ Meal an< There seems to be an impressaio too high to vise as a fertilizer. Yc per cent, acid and one ton of meal tons of fertilizer that will cost yon $ at Anderson, S. C., fall payment, per cent, to 8 per cent, ammonia an That is not high for a fertilizer as | many people have tried .ileal and ac it very satisfactory. There is nothir trilnitor or grain drill slicker or sine Ten-four acid. 10 per cent, phospori | ash, mixed with meal mi. .es a coi you use that you get a fertilizer tha had... Ask W. H. Glenn, (Henry G 10-4 acid and meal, l ie tried it kept it up Now, il you expect to use meal ar surest that you j*et your meal eai this last year we all woke up one m< | ply of cottonseed meal was exhaust* had. Last year there was more co th: re lias been or will be this year, crush. There was more cotton in I t 1 1 ? . . inucn nuitter winter than this has be f< r the. cows in a hard winter than i W e have used more this winter i I here was not very much meal expr There were, five thousand tons of nv ton a (ew days ago and most of it c jstate. Now, taking all these tiling; this year, a harder winter, taking i heavier export trade this year thar ing* that last year the meal supply v\ little later then this, and we can ha that meal will be higher before a gr< trying to get it too long you may fit hind the net. Besides, if you are \ it and haul it home and hive it rea< get it; don't put it oft until it is all j. ahead ol the net, not behind it. F mighty poor business. We have given you the price o and one-third meal. No>v if you u it will cost you some more but you 1 i/.( r, and then perhaps, you can mi> half and half you won't have any your biscuit and gravy give out at t Now we have a magnificent lot c goods to s< r; goods that have prov* up country wherever they were use< 1 x ?Xi ('vl t t<i * m i tlvil i??h/? w%'Sf/^V",W l,/ ) WVI LI 1CV i. lUVJi Vj ir> 1UUJ C analysis. You can't: always go by difference is in the an monia. We different sources. The best amm high grade i>lood from the slaughte runs about 17 per cent, ammonia a as a plain food. 1 lool meal runs I cent ammonia and will stand up all well on paper, but it takes about se able as a plant food alter it is put i derived from leather meal we are 1< fom-1 VV.? . v,,, , , ill V, IIIV.1V ly l I | ^ I I LI \Jl I 1 I iy^ I (lear to you that you cant depend o to buy ferilv.er on orade and on r< fruits as shown in crops. 1 he cro our fertilizer was used speak for th lectly willing to rest our case on th< crops made in Anderson County las with our fertilizer. Buy fertilizer oi zer like you buy fat backs. A fat 1 send an idoit to a store and he can the best farmer in Anderson Count) yon I>ny your coffee, or your cloth in 1 lour, or your land or your mules, just ns nearly everything else is bo fat backs. \Ye wish to especially recomine 8-4-4- 9-3-3 and ib-4-4?8-3-3 and 1?>-<">, <S- |-.j and 10-4-4 l(>r sandy lane See our agents. Anderson Phosph Anaorson o A. !t. Vaiidivcr, President. Of.AisiS (whISKK" j Wo want to r.ond you n trial package of our E 1 Whkkey on our guarantee, It ma?t please or It will y f nDv. yon what absolutely puro, rich and delicious whli N of tho fact, whether used na a medicine or bever J] I'iiio N. C. Whiskey cannot bo beaten. Youtukonocl fa in a plain sealed caxo thia I 61 Gallon Jug of Extra Straigh I m PureN.C.Whiskey,Express] fci When It arrives try it, and If you do not find It bott W that you have U < n buying from tho small dealers, witl Kl "I, that cost from $1 to $ t nor srallon, you may return tj > <mr money just as cheerfully an I twai received# Wo' , . vA|M? no HJ4 FOIIOWPl Cation Jure $5.25. 12 Fn 4,Vt Gallon hex 7.75. 24 Fn L'j Wo voter you to thn A Hun tic National llank of this Eg sit ; hln Bperinl t>rlc?. Onlcr lottny iik this ml may not H nn.l liral<c(l it. in North Caroli na-our native state. It U 1'i'wnrn of Imitator* who are not diitilltri. U who p:iy till charges to nnv Adorn* or ! tL TICK OI.O NORTH CAROUN A?inu Warehouse No. 194, Jacl 1 Acid. I V n that cottonseed meal is ?u can use two tons of 14 1 and you will have three 20.94 per ton, delivered PI 1 r r. i ins unjiii runs irom 5 1-2 cl ahout 2 per cent, potash, prices are now. A great id mixed and have found lg that goes through a dis)other than meal and acid, c acid and 4 per cent, potrking good fertilizer; when t is among the best to be hie pvnoriuii/,? IV-IIV-V. mill a year or so ajjo and has id acid this year we would rly. A litde later than * srning and found the sup;d. There was none to be ttonseed meal made than There were more seed to ade. Last winter was a 1 ! ?. . _ 1 ? en ciim u iaK.es more meal t does in a milder winter, lhan we did last winter. >rted to Europe last year, eal exported from Charlesame from oil mills in this i together, a shorter crop note meal and very much \ last and then rememberas completely exhausted a rd 1V tbf? Pnnrl J - vy w Vi. V. V>V7l?V,lVKllUII at while. If you put off ul that you are fishing bejoing to use it why not get :ly. Get it while you can >one. The place to fish is ishing behind the net is f a fertilizer two-thirds acid ise half meal and half acid will lind it a slronger tertilC it better. Whpn von nn'v leit over. You can make he same time. >t high grade ammoniated en satisfactory all oyer this :\ last year. We vvajit to in the fertilizer th'AW the the analysis. The main get the ammoniates from oniate plant food is from r pens of the West. It nd is available on tho from i8 per cent, to 20 per right on analysis, show up ven years to become availin the ground. Ammonia >U1 never becomes a plant his to point out and make 11 the an.ijysis. You want iisiilts obtained, on visible ps gi own last year where emselves and we are perlmi. 1 here were no better u year than those fi-rtili/crl ii grade; don't buy fcrtili)ack is a fat back, you can buy as good a fat back as that is not the way ir, or your shoes, or your You buy them on grade light exccpt fertilizer and nd our 104, io-6, 8-3-3, ^ * c 1 i-_ 1 ,UI ,,JU tclllCJs, 10 4, Is. iate & Oil Co , S. I). S. Van diver, Ma linger, Jf P R O Q FL^ \ IxtiH Straight 100 Prool, Pure N.C. | mi cw!?i you one cent. Wo want to I skoy thi? In. Wo wont to convince you B flK?, that this 100 Proof Almolutoly miices. Wo will ship youo ilrst train I 1100 Proof $975 I Paid,for only *PO? I or than tho '"blonds" and compound# I 1 moro limn a half dozen profits add- I tho nnmo to u? nnd wo will rorum! will also ?hip thla 100 proof whlakoy in illOanrts M.M ill Pints - fl ooi i rity. Only 1GOO fra'lomi will be boM I appear aicnin. ThouiAndi havo used I hn? nlway* ir>nd? Rood. Buy from konnt people 3oulli<in Eiprtit Cffico. M a nistiri^ry.