The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 29, 1913, Page 2, Image 2
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ERADICATION OF INJURIOUS CA
TIIIQTI C APPHMOi iciirrk n\/
V
F INJURIOUS CANADIj
hmdi icurn ri\/ nmi
THE LANCASf
all these symptoms
a? to have hookworm
It does not req
rn/ATinil treatments, given
fER NEWS, JANUARY
for him or her ,. _ _ _ _ _
disease. USE FOR
[uire over four
oue week |q
29, 1913.
CEMENT
DUND DAILY "11
IT \ TVTT
!
ii*C
IIIVJ I LL Ml/l
Weed Crowds Out Grair
Is Quite Commonly
Unfamiliar With th
rumr Lioncu di oul
i Crops on Account of Its Rank (
Mistaken for Prairie Bull Thistl
e Two Noxious Plants.
I I VH I lUll | apart, to effect a c<
severely infected be
well, soon regaiu i
Srowth and etc. The treatuie
e by Those Au>0',e "
3 symptoms should b
Your county and
of health will treat
Ask your doctor
ire. Even those
come strong and
i normal color, One of Most N
nt is harmless. jn 4<Jree Qe,
om auy of above
e examined. MllC'
your state board
you free. Hardly a <iay l
about it. a new use for <
. ra^antlv on0 nf
V
ovel and Recent Is
itistry"?Saves
h Decay. ! Whi
passes nowadays that I 25 y,
yement la not found.
tht> lending railroada U/PCJt,
V /Vl^N 1
ite Boys and Girls
ears old to learn
rp in Ronrnrinnr \/f ill
HjLJ
from 14 to
to spin and
IIMH cforf
\ ILLEGAL TKAFFI
Frauds AKgregatin
Thousands of 1
Unearthed in Ne
Washington, Ja
trafficking the coun
en postage stamps,
eral mlloius of d<
C IN STAMPS, replaced wooden
? concrete poles, s
>K Hundreds of found more satli
>ollars Annually every point of vl
w York City. crete planks are
n. 23.?Illegal constructs.
being replaced 1
try over In stol- rallroa,,B The
aggregating sev- tained in a dai
liars annually, bins._ feed
-- - >W vu T
telegraph poles by
ind they are being D^IV
sfactory from almost r J
lew. Reinforced conbeing
used In steam- yftfc
i. Wooden ties are
>y concrete on some
Infants' milk Is ob- r?
ry where the floors,
l-mlxlng troughs and
V* 111 1T1IU
at from
4.35 to $
I- t_: i _ i
, TTIII OLai I.
;5.40 "
! A C*
-Atf
has just been disc
flee Inspectors, who
were reported toda
General Hitchcock,
confidential employ"
ness concerns thro
ted States. Throi
obtained by the I
^ some of the broke]
losed by postof- a,a,,B are a" or f
se investigations older ,B BU7?
_ A concrete structur
y to Postmaster hU bMy p,ftC
They involved vault la constnu
bb of large bust- a concrete tombs
ugliout the Uni- his resting place
ugh confessions of the varied use
Inspectors from multiplied. One
rs, whose opera- however, is the
? "tree dentistry."
;oncr$te. as ne grows 1 CI
i:n?le<l on all sides by
es, and when he dies
ed in a grave whose
;ted of concrete, and
itone Is used to mark gt
Thus the examples U
s of cement might be
of the most novel. #1
use of cement for
This consists In the
wcck wniic learn
learning can earn
56.00 to $1
ing. niter
i from
10.00
uuua wwr? niveau
learned that that
^ classes and denon
a by burglars from
embezzled by empl
b business houses an
iji establishments. w
fir? and resold by the I
FSc. far below their fac<
The postal laws
lBaceu. ? was niMn of old CRV
stamps of all Qf wllh a
linations stolen after thn rotten
postolllces and fully removed, s
oyes from great the manner In \
d manufacturing fully cleans a
ere purchased filling Care shou
brokers at prices evora
value. cement Is low er
make It a crime s>row over
'it Iob In the trunks
rich cement mortar,
wood has been careomewhat
similar to 1 ?
vhlch a dentist care- lVXlll
tooth cavity before j
Id be exercised, how- C121V
t the surface of the *
tough for the bark to
per weel
runs 57 hours p<
holiday Saturday,
ng 3 or more boy
c i.
jr week, 1-2
Families
s or girls to
JL-j
punishable by impr
-jhr any stamps issued
tV|( ment, for less than
' * lp Investigations dis
addition to selling
less than a price
been purchased foi
II'i ernment, the brol
the stamps were s
isonment to sell
. .. meitnii of aavtng
by the govern- further (ieoay an<
their face value.
closed that, in
the stamps for Spurtous <
they could have Investigations
, ment station indl
r from the gov- ? , ?
cent of catalpa
iers knew that thp pR8t haa 5p
tolen when they appount il"* f
e this win ne the _ l
many old tre?a from " Oil1
d destruction.
bath
Catalpa Stock. If
of the Ohio expert- all I
leate that a great per
stock distributed in reas<
en spurious, and on ~f
ihortage of seed last ?r/ll
c can get new h<
, electric lights anc
nodern convenient
Enable rent withit/
r ~t JL:n it
ouses, with
I water, and
fes at very
5 minutes'
j r; 11
^jfwr-gra j
ii
The Canadian thiBtle Is t
ed perennial of European i
creeping root-stocks, whic
injurious Canadian Thistle.
i doep root J thono unfamiliar with tl
orlKln with Th? F>ralrie Hull thisth
h sond up woolley leav??B and ste
Dpurcuuseu mem. i
in some instances
to a conspiracy w;
business houses t
agreed upon all i
clerks could steal
ployers. The iirst
tie two wee,is. indictments resultli
} has white vestigations was ha
ran and much ed in New York
nquiries snowed voar the practice
they entered in- assume greater ]
Ith employes of pectlve planters i
o buy at prices ed to take every
the stamps the ascertain the rel
from their era- '^ased for the n
of a series of crop
iK from the in
ud.u dowu ?"ai- Subscribe
City yesterday.
may bo expected to waif
proportion* and pro?- /
next aprlnK are warn- QOUC
measure possible to ~J *
liability of seed purex
t season from this
for The News. / Name "
W. UI 11MI11. 11 111ICK
>on below and rtfail
i /
csicu 1111 in
to us.
shoots at intervals from t
feet high. leaves deeply n
very prickly, with a somev
ed appearance. The under
the leaves is woolley and
color; the upper surface is i
dark.
It produces a large nuinbi
heads, containing flowers
from three-quarters to one 1
lichf nnrnla in m\lnr
wo to four larger flower heads than
otched and 1 thistle
rhat crimp- If Canada thistle oc<
surface of patches only, keep then
grayish in cutting with a spud ho
smooth an.l they appear above the x
the infested area Is lai
sr of flower plants to grow until the
which are | formed, then cut with n
nch across, to the ground as possthl
i the Canadian The men indicted
Fredericks, Irving
:ur In small an(j j0j,n j
11 in check by .... .. . ,
Whitman Informed
e every time
;round When department there v
rge, allow the dictments.
(lower bud has Frauds against I
lower as close and various bdsine
e By allowing gregating hundreds
were Richard "" ~
("Izzy") Sevel MOfie^
District Attorney j am prepared,
the postoM < e tlate loans of |30<
rill be other in- flr8t mortgage ?
forms in 1 .an a as
time, repayable ii
he government at 7% Interest on
sss concerns ag- over. No oommi
of thousands of * reasonable foe f
nf HH*
Addresi
/ to Loan.
as heretofore, to negaf
>.00 and upwards cl HOW 111
>11 improved oott#i
tor County on idlx
a annual installments
sums of 7O0U.0O Jtnd
ssions oharKcd. #nly
or furnishq?g atortraot M _
u v * n
r /
any in family waning work ...
MAIL TO
n ?
4
/ . **
The seed Is about one-el
Inch long and of a golden
a tuft of fine down at tb
means of which It Is dlst
the wind. Seeds ripen ab<
the first of August. It Is
both by Its seeds and exte
stocks, the latter penetratl
from ten to fifteen Inches.
This weed crowds out ?
vurr )>inii co iu rr-t&<~ii II
ghth of an stage. the roots will be
color with hausted of food materh
io top. by In a weakened cond
rlbuted by deeply, following with a
>ut July or tivatlon with a spring; t(
propagated bringing as many of the
naive root- alble to the surface. Gl
ng the soil a thorough surface cu!
quite late the following
train crops heavily with barley and
i?- iiuwer ouu dollars annually ha
somewhat ex- |n New York (
i! and will be illegal trafficking In
Ition Plough Philadelphia,
thorough cul- . . .
Kith cultivator bur*' Chicago. I,
? rootH as poe Louls' Minneapolis
ve the ground Orleans, Kans
Itivation until SanFrancisco, Sea
spring. Seed Oregon, and many
cut for green ireached larae nrnnn
ve been unearth- a
6 moa.
Jity alone, while
i stamps in Bos
Baltimore, Pitts- ? , , - ndianapoiis,
st. Schedule* bo
and Cincinnati,
as City, Denver,' Premier Cari
ttle, Portland,
other cities has N- B.?Soheduli
information only
auTvscw. tnari
utbern Railway.
rier of the South.
b figures published e*
end ere not gueren
eston Bagging lYlanu
Charleston, S. C.
W
itactunng to.
\vr
on account of Its rank gro'
Canada thistle Is quite
mistaken for Prairie Bull
CAUSE AND SYM
DF THE HOOK'
wth. feed. Cultivate with a
commonly cultivator at Intervals e
thistle by stems are thrown up.
TAMO worms present and th
lUMu j the individual. The nur
1 worms in persons ini
Ul/OPM from one or two to sev
vFlalll ' ?nH mere Th?v li.i nr
> aharp-ahared
>ach time new CASTS VOTES I
John J. >1 i Mitlian
Carolina Elector
e strength of the Secretary of
nber of hook- Washington specl
ected varies bjR state, Jan. 23:
eral thousand electoral vote for \
it multlnlv tn ? * -
toed. Effective 8
'OK WILSON. DAILT OBrARTCi
? No. 113?10:06
. Deposits . Houtti end way sUtlone.
?' Ballot* With No. 118?8:31 a.
Hie Senate. umbla and way at
. . ,. _ . No. Hi?2:00 p.
al to the Colum- umhim, charleeto.
South Carolina's No< i17_7:48 p
AMI son and Mar- Yorkrille and wa
ept. 15, 191-2.
kb rmoM i.AHOA?rn.
a. m. for Rook Hill ^
m. for Camden, Collation*.
. m for Oamden, Cola
and way station*. I
?. m. for Rock HUl,
7 station*. Also Char- Vj
' Some Valuable Informal
the State and County I
thoritles.
Hookworm disease Is ca
small, round worm which
about half an inch in lengi
the body.
Lion From a mild case ol
lealth Au- there may bft no Physic
the person indicating
of the disease, and th
nised by a bp no aP?<dal symptoms
measures more or less hi
th and has Kood color. ?a well di
However, in manv of tl
w* " snail was Drought
today by John J. ]
r hookworm messenger recently
:al changes In state electors for t
the presence McMahan got here
ere also may 'ng and Immediate
. The person with Senator Tilli
salthy, has % members of the Sot
sveloped, etc. egotion. After an
le mild cases, rival and the zreat
to Washington lotto, WMhingto
VI i'M ah ail aa the N"w. ^'moQo*.
choaen by the hla, *8.' C.; W.' I
he purpose. Mr. Charleston. 8. C.
early this morn
ly got in touch
man and other | , o
ith Carolina del- LSDCflStfir S
nouncing his arnlensnrp
it ?av? u-???
n, Philadelphia and
A. O. P. A., Cola*.
I. Caflejr, D. P. A., 1 l| ^^1
Chester Rj Ce.
Oo?frl?kt INt, *? C. I. zU?Birm? Co
.--H*. H ,
me iuichuosh ui itii urui
pin. It enters the body In
which it is invisible to tl
eye usually through the si
by producing groundmakes
Its way to the lnte
becomes full grown. Th
then feeds upon the blc
host, causes bleeding pla<
intestine, and in all probi
nary uaira
stage at the Person suffers re
lie naked indlKestion or dyspeps
kin. there- heada<hes. heartburn,
itch and 8tonlach- Poor appetitf
satin e, and eral bad fpel,nK"
e parasite MEDIUM,
sod of the
ces in the In a case a little mo
ability has Person looks a little pal.
sgularly from him to boar to the
la, may have the Wilson and M
pains In the failed upon the
i and a gen- senate, Informed h
slon and deposited 1
den in accordance
This duty done. Mi
re severe, the ited the senate anc
e, skin a little at the latter place
m o-' w cMjafHiui? in xvw
national capital
arshall vote, he
secretary of the
im of his mis- WES'
his precious burwith
the law.
r. McMahan vis- wn.V
1 the house and j?v. Rich burg ...
saw a mild till- Ar. Chester
boi nuran ara, ivix.
- THEfl
rBOUND
"That
?... 6:00??*:3#p
::::::::: 3=12;^5Sp to mak
7:30???:20p
ILD CABINET Mi
if w* have Rabies
e thorn cor^fortabl
\KER SAYS'
in our homes,
e and healthy,
poisons which got into t
and may destroy the bio
person. Each hookworm
10 to 15 years after en
body. Outside the body
In the soil. And in turi
into the soil only througl
tamlnatlon with me bi
charges of human beings.
cloudy, and often suff?
he system
mentioned symptoms,
od of the ? , . ? ?
symptoms being somew
lives from
. . tense,
tering the
they live SEVERE.
1 they get in a case that is stil
i soil con- the person infected
owel dis- pale, due to the loss o
Therefore, sallow, face puffed, po
rs the above buster in charge ol
usually the nority leader, agul
hat more In- memorial bill. Ho
not interest him as
the members of th<
delegation and v
I more severe r|OUH points of int?
is markedly capUaI.
f blood, often
torly develop- Votes For Women
' Mr. Mann, mtnst
the Lincoln
wever, this did EAS*
much as seeing
s South Carolina
iewing the va- I,v. Chester
rest around, the ''* Hiehburg ...
1.7. Itanoomville
Lv. Fort Uwn .
I ^ Ar. Lancaster ...
i in .New lork..
I by Pro^
rbound I useful 1
iSSESS;hearts at
10:80*?T-.Sftp 1
7*?P
" jijiOii?8:V6p| -
/iding theai with
improwemerits in hi
id bab& carriages."
the new and
igh chairs, go
()
Hookworm Natural
we have the vicious circle
to the person, and from
the soil. If the human ex
ed, body and limbs ah<
ment in growth; pun
prominent, suffers ofte
ness, headaches, dizz
touts of Indigestion as
tioned, shortness of br
, from soil pitatlous of the hear
person to w,tl1 some poor; oth<
creta were In a very severe <
>wlnK impair- Albany, N. Y., Ja
,y; abdomen jy one dlHseiitliiK
n from weak- resolution proposl
inesa, symp- ,nent to the constl
already men- women to vote p
eath and pal- H6nate today.
t. Appetite,
^rs rovenoua >ase
of hook- j ^ ^
...... Connections?
n. 23. With on- pril) Neaboani an
vote the Warner western Railway!
i?K an amend- Fort Uwn, wil
tution to permit K*"wayLancaster,
with
tassed the state
A.
_ a T* m. n-ii
Cheater, with Booth- C
id Carolina A North h
.Seaboard Air Line jf^j| gQ|
i Southern Railway.
p. iiji.vHE, Hupt that yo
}?. . l AH bab
are splendidly stock
ods in these lines
u may have the <
y's needs properly l
:ed with beautand
in order
apportunity to r,
:hey are oriced
property proviueu lor aii
of, the disease would soon
ed out.
The disease is found a
In both sexes. In all clas
both races.
MILD.
Symptoms: Oround-it<
first symptom, but Is of
tively little lmnortan
u uisposea worm disease me persi
be stamp- extremely pale, sallow
stunted In growth, di
t all ages, weak; unfit for any
Be* and In physical or mental; of
aches, dizziness, great
breath, severe palpttatl
:h Is the pains In stomach, hi
compara- often perverted appel
ce. The things as clay. etc.
on Jnfected is I juuannei:
Thfluft havA
s rrusi rruui ^aoo;
Are known as the best to be had ai
gv of experienced buyers, and are of
Sj lowes than you paV for common,
mL save all vasime&v Plants tie.
fcl psices: 75 cer..s for 500 lots; $!.(
over 85 cents per 1000. \
vn jolannets early cnurr ah
boots, one year and two yeis old, 1
fY COUNT AND SATiarAhriOl
-/ Low rates by Southern I'.ipwm \ (
igu rianis
lywMre by thousands <lt 3 VC.1
Feredfto you at prices
inff ior plants. WILL
d if bunches of 25.
)0 (Jr 1000 | 5000 and 1|
ebJeuil aspaiagus J
14 ft 1000, $1 per 100.
mJ&uaramtcco
JKi with order, please. ^
r
ry low margin of pi
[iANCAS".
of it.
rER J
symptoms following g
will depend upon the i
iround-itch been known as "clay-?
number of not necessary for a pi
waters." It is
Urfs ?r Ckirl?i(?aWi)i#fUI4(
arson to have i.
For a profitable crop aena yourVf
ALFRED JOLANNET, * ? isc
e.rly to I MM JM
, MT. PLEASANT, S. C. | | JQ. jtS
KDWAK
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