The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 27, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

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I Agricultural How Live Stock Will Help The Cotton Grower. The Farmers' Union and Cotton Association b>th are advocating v liat clear headed men have long contended for?namely, lhat the cotton acreage should be kept down. The farming population must hive something to make a living on, and if it is to be less cotton it must be more ot something else. Raising other plowed crops to replace part, of the cotton would aid the cause ; but there is still a better way. SUPPLEMENT COTTON WITH LIVE STOCK, One crying need to day in the South is land that is in good condition. llumus, decayed vegetable matter, has been lost from the soil to an extent that makes the soil hard to work, easily affected by both wet and dry weather so that crops are injured easily by either, small yields ot crops every year, and small protits. There are several ways that 01 game matter can bo added to + 1.^ a^.51 I,til in nt\ ntlii'i* nrav n:in I IIIC nun J Kf 14 1 1?* MV " ?V v--it be done so profitably as by raising stock on the tland. The grass or stored toed used by the stock should give some profit a* the time the stock are sold, and the manure would still remain behind to improve the soil. In a very large number of cases it p ays the farmer who owns his own laud and works, to raise a* crop of cow peas, for instance, to , be turned under solely for improving I be soil. If, instead of turning the crop under, it is grazed off by stock or is made into hay and fed to stock, the ex tra gain in flesh or wool should ( in itself prove profitable ; and if the manure has the care that a product of its value should have, from three-fourths to fourfiftlis of the minurial value ori- ( ginally iu the crop can be regain- ( ed in the manure. This practi- ( cally means that such a crop handled in the latter way ultimately brings in from one dollar and a bait to t wo dollars for every one dollar of outlay. This can be counted on with more certainty than the profit from a crop of corn or a crop of cotton. 1)0 Nor DICSPISK A SMALL .START. If he does not have much mon ey to start with, lie may find that it is difficult to got stock ono igh to do ranch the first year, arid lie cannot m i much returns Iron) the manure before Hie second year; but the cash returns from i the manure can be got almost as1 soon as the cash returns from1 cmmsrcial fertilizer could be J co'. Men sometime? say, 'Oh, i I can't do that; I don't liave| money enough." Tiiwy seoiu t<> imagine that if thov do not liive capital enough to engag in stock farming on a large scale at the beginning, they cannot engage in stork raising on a small scale. It they had reasoned that way when they wore learning to walk, they would be creeping! yet; but at first they made small progress in walking, tint, they kept on according to their abi ity and more than a few of them have developed into very good pprinters. They can win out in . * *~ IwffAYECO Department. the stock business i? the same way, it they show as much determination as men as they did as creeping children On the whole, it is generally just as well (or the average farmer to start into stock raising on a small scale.? Progressive Farmer. The Farmers and the Banks. It is 'uo ne< thing lor Tho Progressive Farmer to urge its readers to have a Lank account jif possible; lliat is, to keep in the bank what money they have I 'hat is not needed for immediate use Right now, it qpetns to us that a renewal of this advice innot be out of place. At a tune when money is tight, holding it out of circulation will not help hut, will aggravate the evil. We do not urge that, the farmers sell their cotton; but the point we make is, that wli^n they do sell it the money received should not be carried home and locked up, but should be left in the bank where it can help to keep up circulation and thus maintain better prices lor the next cotton they sell. As they sell their cotton and corn and other surplus crops and receive money for them, the farmers can do a great work in easing the money market?and thus in promoting bet ter prices for all farm products ? by simply turning their surplus dollars back into the bank again until they are needed lor actual use. These pouts were recently elaborated in an editorial in the Charleston News and Courier to which our attention is called by Mr. J. W. Denmark, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the North Carolina Farmers' Alliance. lie endorses the sug gestmns as important and timely, and believes that the farmers, especially at the present lime, could help themselves as well as others by heeding and acting upon these wise suggestions.? Progressive Farmer. That our American rorosts abound In plants which possess tlie most valuable medicinal virtues is abundantly uttrsted by scores of the most eminent medical writers and teachers. Even the untutored Indians had discovered the usefulness of many native plants before the advent of the white race. This Information, imparted freely to the whites, led the latter to continue Investigations until to-day we have a rich assortment of most valuable American medicinal roots. "C> Dr. Pierce I llevcs that our American fore ts al>vid in a.? valuable medicinal root# f. the cuba^f n. st obstinate am' fatal dlsea .. it wtkwoMdproperljr '"^ctltttathem: Hint of ttds conviction, ha lx.li; v/w^ll l.rl'NvI^ f'.e ;> leu >st innrrAnn I". - f^TertPfl tiy lp ' ? Mfpl. nl trip. rTHIx. 1 tunic a <? r< relator.* nn'/j' lib*. *j I'lrfi-.N - ki'.i'.n to I: | 11 ' ''lenec- Di sl*psi i. or 17.tli est ion. ierpl<V liverT ronctlonal and even valvular and other a/b-ctlon.s of t. < heart yield to Us curative action. The T's -on why it cures these and muny other r.\- Miens. Is rly shown In a little book of t xtracts from 'he standard medical work# which Is mailed free to any address by Dr. It V. l'l< roc. of buffalo, N. Y.. to all sending rexiucst for the same. -Qy O Not Ies9 morvch^ps. In the unparalleled cures It Is const a 11 fly making of woman's many is-oullat aflections. weaknesses and (lidiftsdnf derangement#, is Dr. Pierce'# i .tVorln \i'n siTli'tleP. as Is amply attested be thousands . rj^JirHsi^irrsltestluipnlals contributed bysifcrfcful pupPr^, who hax e Ix-on ei"! (| >,y ?.f cjilnrrhnl nelvl, iTihles. painnTT t" 1 r i eg u I a r 11 les. piyl ayyut- J> i '1 jAhrl '.!o'ill'l''y, g*'y:1 '<'U H' in i f 111< i an<T klndosT oTt rjtoii-., onen afn r many oilier advertised medicines, and physicians had failed. <n. o- <~N. Both the alx:>vo mentioned medicines are wi oil) made up from the glyceric extracts of native, medicinal roots The processes cmployed in llielr manufacture wore original with I?r. Pierre, and tiioy are carried on by .skilled chemist* and pharmacist* with the altl of apparatus and appliances specially designed and laillt for this purpose. liotn medicines are entirely free from alcohol and all other harmful, ha)ill-forming drugs. A full list of their Ingredient* 1* printed ua each bottle-wrapper. ' 1 i We are not responsil ,! : in the price of cotton but 1 8. even lower than the price We are selling goods any of our competitors becai reduce our stock before Jar ; M Do not take our word from every other store in to the same goods for less mo: ; J CALICC ?w ;j| J ust think of.it, i o -y Calico for 55c. Goods th per yard today, we are se 5 1 2c per yard. r 1 DRESS G( v.v.: v? Our line of Dress complete ever offered in offering for less than wholes CLOTH I It is given up by all c we have the Nicest Line offered in Lancaster, and Competition. cunc f Shoes, as Good as I Cheaper than the Cheaj |i| MILLINE Don't fail to see our line of &y: Cloaks when you come to town. OTHER BAF . We will give you a whole St Mattress and all for only 20.00. Nice line Men's $1.00 Shirt Nothions and Underwear, v * a 1 ^ costs you nothing to look, and v you are in our store. If there ever was a ti Bargains that time is Now Coltoii Mill # S 1 '?* *? How's This? ; Wenfliir (inn Hundred Dollars Reward tt for nny ?iw of Cntarruh that cannot be {74 ~ <mir< 1 t>v 1 hill's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Chen II IflfTVl T\ A WTfT A1 ey <{: Co.. Toledo, O. V I H f ft ft $ \\ () We. the undersigned, have known F. * ?**J "niill \/t d < Ticny for (he last l.r> years. and he- ^ lii-.ve him perfectly honorable In all huai- OAi 1 1 Al. ness transactions and tluaneiallv able to I ft SURPLUS carry out nny obligations made by his j-ild Hru. Walding. Kinnan A Marvin, & r ^_ Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, (). gj U?< *> ade On Ifall's < utarrh Cure is taken internally, ^0 UoIlGCtlOnS glV< acting directly u|>on the blood and mucous Frt surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent fiv 4 Per Oei\t lnt fr< e Price 75o. per bottle. Wold by all DOlinded every tl Druggists. 1 akc Hall's Family Pills for constipation YOUT DUSinGSS i II the strongest Bar babies and children need prompt attention when suffering from coughs and colds The best remedy mr mothers to use is Kenne _______________ dy's I<axutive Cough Syrup. It tastes 1. early as Rood as maple sugar, it contains no DeWitt's Carbolized Witch opiates, and it is laxative and drives the penetrates the pores thoron; col.l out of the system by gently moving ?and is healing and soothin the bowels. Sold by Crawford liros. piles. Sold v- Crawford llroi i prices! mm ?? gig .1 ble for the decline have cut out prices 3 of cotton. MW much cheaper than use we are going to luary ist, 1908. for it, but get prices \vn andsve will give V-3| ?ey- M ,ES H /ards of the Best at are#worth 7 l-2c lling. at old prices DODS.il If Goods the most _ Lancaster, we are ?ale prices today. NC nir competitors that of Clothing ever our prices Defy ^ R: :he Best, at prices jest. ?: !j :ry ' || A * 1 I IT 1 ? : iviinincry ana i^aaics {GAINS ,;j| ' lit of Furniture, Spring TuSt thiuk of that. , tl s for only 69c. re have everything. It t*ltt ery little to buy, when ime and season for ||?|j ' and the place is |^t tj " * P ^ : C T The Old Reliable." ^ F LANCASTER, Lancaster, S. C. 8 , ' $50,000.00. y => $r>o,ooo.oo. 5* Real Estate, at reasonable rates. A m prompt and careful attention. S3 srest allowed on time deposits, com- w l\ree months. solicited. The oldest, the largest and hj lk in Lancaster county. Hazel Salve OoWitt'a Little Kuly R'mern fire tho b at (Ills' eloftiiHee pjtin made. They ilo not K(ipe. Hold by K. Good for Crawford ltroe. >k