The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 17, 1907, Page 7, Image 7
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Second. If it be labelled 01
branded ao as to deceive or inig'
lead the purohasher, or purpori
to be a foreign product when no!
eo, or if the contents ot the packttlTP
UUAl*i 1 I ' 4 1 11 1
-p- ?ou>iKiiia>i,,v pm up siltlll 11?V(
been removed in whole or in
part, and other contents shall
lia?*e been placed in such package
or if it fad to bear a statement
011 the label of the quantity 01
proportion of any morphine, odium,
cocaine, heroin, alpha, 01
beta encaine, chloroform, canna
bis inaica, chloral hydrate, ace.
tanilide, or any derivative or preparation
of any such substances
contained therein.
'Third. It in package form
and the contents are stated ir
terms of weight or measure, they
are not plainly and correctly
stated on the outside of the package.
Fourth. If the package containing
it or its label shall beai
any statement, design or device
regarding the ingredients or the
substances contained therein,
winch statement, design or device
%Ml he false or misleading in
any particular: Provide 1, that
an article of food which does not
contain any added poisonous 01
deleterious ingredients shall not
be deemed to be adulterated 01
or tnisbran led in the following
cases :
First. In the case of mixtures
or compounds, which may he now
or from time to time hereafter
known a9 articles of food, under
their own distinctive names, and
not an imitation of or offered lor
sale under the distinctive name
of another article, if the name
be accompanied on the same la
bel or brand with a statement o!
the place where said article hai
been manufactured or produced.
Second. In the case of arti
cles labelled, branded or tagged
so as to plaiuly indicate thai
they are compounds, imitations
or blends, and the word "compound,"
"imitation" or "blend"
as the Qase may be, is plainh
stated ou the package in whicl
it is offered for sale: Provided
that the term blend, as used herein,
shall be construed to mean f
mixture of like substances not
excluding harmless coloring 01
flavoring ingredients used lor the
purpose ot coloring and flavoring
only: And provided, further,
that nothing in tbi9 Acl
shall be construed as requiring
or compelling proprietors 01
manufacturers o! propr.etary foods
which contain no unwholesome
added ingredient to disclose their
trade formulas, except in so fai
as the provisions of this Act maj
require to secure freedom frotr
adulteration or misbranding.
Section 5. That no dealei
shall be prosecuted under the
provisions of this Act when he
can establish a guaranty, signed
by the wholesaler, jobber, maim
faeturer or other party residing
in the United States, from whom
Ire purchases such articles to the
effect that the same is not adul
terated or misbranded or within
the meanintr of this Act. design.
? ' ' D
ating it.
Section 6. For the purpose o!
carrying out the provisions ol
this Act the State board of health,
with one licensed druggist, appointed
by the Governor, upon
-^ithe recommendation of the South
THE LANCi
Carolinu Pharmaceutical Associar
tion, shall take cognizance of the
- interests of the publio health, as
l it relates to the sale of food, i
t drugs, spirituous, fermented and
malt liquors, and the adultora
? tion thereof, and make all neci
essarv inquiries and investigations
relating thereto, and for
> such purposes may appoint inl
spectois, analysts and chemists,
r who shall be subject to its supervision
and removal Within six
ty days alter this Act goes into
. effect the sai l oia'e board of
- health shall adopt such measures
- as it may deem necessary to fac
? ilitate the enforcement thereof.
It shall prepare rules and regula
, lions with regard to the proper
i method of collecting and exam'
ining drugs, articles of food.
Section 7. The sum ot one
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
for the purpose of de
fraying the expenses, it any, of
analysis or examination ot any
> article ot too I or drug as provid1
ed for in this Act; said 'sums to
, to be expended under the superi
vision and direction ot the State
hoard of health.
Section S. This Act shall go
i into effect six months after its
' approval by the Governor.
Seciion 9. All Acts and parts
' ot Acts inconsistent with this
; *ct be, and they are hereby, repealed.
I High Schools?Information
j Wanted by State Supt.
The Sta'e: Mr. O. B. Mar,
tin, the State superintendent
, of education, yesterday sent out
to all county superintendents of
f education a letter, asking for im
J formation regarding the high
school situation. Under an act
of the last general assembly, upon
which the people are well
posted, $50,000 was approprial
ted for high schools established
5 under cettain conditions and it is
desired to get the tacts from each
county in time for the Septem
, ber meeting of the State board
, of education. The letter v is as
follows:
"We are anxious to get the
i high school situation into the
, best possible shape for the Sep.
temher meeting of the State
> hoard nf t?dim.??tinn I ai? wmi_
ing you therefore, to request that "i
you send a statement to this of;
fice showing the exact status of
: high school matters.
r Please answer the following
i questions at your earliest conven
I lences :
What places in your county
r have held elections and how ma- (1
r nv districts were included in j
i each? Please give names ot T ?
J jU
places and districts.
P How many of the proposed
, high schools are composed en- , .
. , dol
, tirely ol country districts, and
how many include incorporated '
towns?
What places have the matter *tM
, under consideration and expect ,A1
, to hold elections in the near future?
We shall appreciate the '
, favor if you will send us the I
names of any leading citizen or I an
citizens in such communities thi]
[ who are taking an active inter- cap
, est in the matter. I
Please have applications for- intr
warded to this ollice for any high ing
schools which have already been da>
voted. j
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*6TKK NEWS, AUGUST 17. 19(
AGRICULTl
We hav
Complete
Farming'
buying tli
will heed
minute.
kowi
And i
thing a
things yo
MeCOll
RAKE.
WALT
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INTER
PRESS.
CHAT]
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left hand
BUFF
row. Set
kinds.
JSUUKJl
Don't
Oats with
with Fert
For any
to sec
lam-asliT 1
rhat it Would Take to PayjdoG
That Big Fine. $10
Ii
'rom the Indianapolis News ) * e
for i
[f the fine assessed hy .Fudge
ndis were to be paid by the ten
mdard Oil Company? 100
It would take a pile of silver yeai
lara 47.74 miles high day
t would take as many dollar
Is as, placed end to end, would
itch 40,841.8 miles, or nearly i? ftn
ee around the filobe or more
n five times from New York veiw
Sim Francisco and back. New
key i
t would weigh, in silver dol- gkti
s, 1,877,500 pounds, requiring
rty-two cars ot (50,000 pounds
?acity to carry.
t would take 1,000 men, worktor
$2 a day, lorly six work- Ofli<
; years, ten months and eight p
s to earn it. 1'
t would buy 292,400 acres, or
HHH
>7
)RAL IMPLE
e oil hands now
stock of all kii
Utensils, don't
ie implements tin
this fall until 111
We have all kii
3RS,
RAKES,
HARRQ
|| foot Aif ik "*?
it tuvt i; i:cii r)
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farmer wants,
u will soon need.
.MICK MO WE?
ER A. WOOD IV
LAKE.
NATIONAL
L ANOOGA REV
SC PLOW.
L ANOOGA Rigli
plows of all sizes
lLO PITTS, Disc
'tional Harrows <
;ye grain dri
plant your Win
out one of these
ilizer attachnren
thing you want,
t
Imantilc f
.8 square miles of land, at! ?1
0 an acre. j
t would buy 10,496 automo I
f, at an average cost ot $ 1,500 \\/
each automobile. to th
1 would take a man, working in th
hours a day, and counting com]
silver dollars a minute, one
r, twenty nine weeks, one
and three hours to count it.
"Uegularas the Sun"
expression as old as the race. No tit
t the rising and setting of the sun is "
aost regular perl'oiinunce in the uni- pied
i unless it i& the action ot the liver
bowels when regulated with lir King's man
Life Pills Guaranteed by J F Mac- p
\nd Fnnderbnrk Pharmacy. Drug- t^ani
160. Eve)
for 1
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DENTIST.
3e in Emmons Building op- ^
o8ite First N?*'onal Bank. anc^
hone No. 8. yri
LANCASTER, S. C.
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every
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and
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y one or mem guaranteed
12 months.
WAGONS
e sell the Virginia, Nissen
Carver.
ITH-ELUOTT MULE CO.
of all
ILLS.
5at or
drills
ts.
come -
0 111 pn y.
1 |T\A/ADf\f
CJL/ r\l\l/
e will pay a liberal reward
ie person or persons finding
le city of Lancanster a more
plete and up-to-date livery
ness than ours. Rubber
buggies and stylish horses.
e have a few mules left.
BUGGIES
e sell thi following buggies:
mont, Rock Hill, Ratter,
A. Wrenn & Sons, Taylor
ledy and Tyson & Jones.