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THE FAVCffilTE HOME REMEDY
This unrivalled Medicine is w:\t ran.V d nm
to contain a single particle of Mmmrs or'anj
injurious mine nil substance but is
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containingtlioso Southern Hoots ami limbs
which an a) I wise Providence lias placed n
count) i< s where l.lvcr Diseases most prevail
It will cmr all I)if cases caused by Dcraiv.re
Intent of the Liver and Dowels.
ftmmons' Liver Insulator, or Medicine
Is eminently a Family Medicine,?and by be.
i 11jx Uepl ready f. i imniediule res >rt will saw
tnanv at) hour of suilei iiur and many a do!!ai
1 ri time and doctors* bills.
Alter over Forty Years'trial it is still re
cvivino tbe most ninniaHfmil nNttinr?i?iul>* t.
Its virtues from poisons of the highest eli.uae
tor juhI responsibility, Eminent physioam
roiiinu nd it its the most
EFFECTUAL SP2CIF0
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Arnu'i! with tliis \\ I 11)(>TIC, all eliniatos am
elliingf's of water ami food may bo fueotl with
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Horticultural Hints for January..
I January is generally our rolilrs
mouth) though sometimes the severes
freezes occur towards tlio last of ! )c
cumber. Throughout tlx* r*ont,h, w,
nre liable to trosls ol iiicim or less so
\erity; but \vc have observed that ii
the latitude of Charleston and south
ward, the weather, in most season
grows gradually milder alter tb
l weutiet b. Further North, as in tl
central and upper parts ol the Soutl
Atlantic States, this amelioration i
less marked, or .comes later. In ordi
nar) seasons, many ol* the havdie
vegetables grow linely and are soldo:
injured in the least by the sligh
freezes which occur. In planting dn
ring this month, as well as the last
the gaidneoi must be content to tak
some risks, oven in the case of tb
lamiiy gaiden, be can well allbrd t
do, tor lailure costs merely a lit Me? no
unpleasant labor and a lew seeds, am
success rewards him with an early am
excellent crop. An excellent contii\
ante for securing plants in row
against frost consists in two boards,
loot or more wide, nailed tog. I her a
ilio edges in the form ol it three-con
erd trough? made of light thin board
these are easily handled and a fi \
such protectors will be found ver
useful. If is better thai lfie end. shoul
be closed, though the mere shelter <
the lateral pieces will bu snllieient i
case of lighe frosts.
From the first to the tweuli T
> of the month. in this latitude, we on
[N* in the seed for the principal cjop t
early peas, planting again, but not s*
Wpa'>' ^ie em' ?1 tflio inont
Tot a succession' If, however, se\
eral varieties?early, medium and hit
?nro Dow planted, the table may h
i ^"supplied with this excellent vegetald
fur a long time without further plan
mg. Ii is best to plant in doubl
rows whether sticks are to be used <
not, as each row helps to support tli
other. Where, as in cities and town
slicks are difficult to procure, pea
may bo planted, with advantage, i
circles offroin one and a half to tw
jeel in diameter, when a single bush
tliek, in the centre, will support
g|g Tnrg numoer 01 plains, Where thei
Iss is no ground suflieiontly rich lroi
gslj previous m-itiunug for the pea eroj
gjgj well rotted compost should he used i
Hi .Though fleets, Carrots, Ka<
SSj ifthcs and Lettuce, prove perlectl
p# hardy in ordinary seasons, alter the
np liftve altuined a growth of an inch e
H two in height, there is rink in planrin
Hp ihc'tn, even south ot latitudo C- de.
during the present month, as a har
Wm freeze, just as they are coining up, i
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Pure lo kill them unless protect oil* < M
Lettuce and Kadishcs, it is always
well to have some 111 a cold frame for
security. From the middle to the last
of the month, a lew Ked ?|> or White
Dutch Turnips may be powii prolect:
ing the young plants with a slight
covering of leaves or dried glass.
In latitude 32 deg. antl southi
ward, wo reconimend planting Irish
Potatoes froui the 10th oi this month
to the middle' of February. If you
want good, mealy, (inc-llavorcd tubers,
' do not use much crude stable manure.
1 If the whole garden has been manured
. in the fall as we ndvised, they will need
i none. Chip manure, half rotted straw,
hav, leaves, and other vegetable refuse*
i j 7 ' o
\ . wiih a g'?od sprinkling of w ood ashes,
and a little well rotted cow-dung in
the drill or lurrow, will make line
1 crop on suitable soil, and ensure good
I 1
. i qnality.
| Cabbage, of some early, (puck
! growing kind, like Little Pixie may be
- sow ii in the open ground, in a slid*
tered spot, <>r bettor still in a cold
frame. They w ill m&kc a late spiing
crop. Latter kinds will not have time
to grow before the worms will become
too destructive. Kohl-llabbi should
1 be planted in the same w ay, and is less
liable to be destroyed either by frost
, | or by worms.
| In planting seeds of any kind
I at tins season of the year, it is best
; I that the rows should be. slightly elevated
above the gtncrul surface, and
j the covering be light. A good way is
1 to sow on the surface, and then scatter
k | or sift, over them a little vegetable
mold or light soil.
* Wo take occasion to remark
to our readers that the above advice
I and direction has botli given to apply
i immediate!v, dnrintr this month. t<> a
1 | climate situated tVoin one to tinea
i decrees South of us; the same ndvicc
; \n ill he applicable to our locality ncx1j
month. *
Kdi. 11??i*ry News.
s ! [From The U uv.il Carolinian.]
V7w\ste in Ilrassboopi'ig.
'* Americans are in lustr. nn moneymaking
people, but they are not i con.
inieai. Our housekeeping is provorI
biallv wasteful, allowing leakage at
II l * ? I
every point, sutlicient m the uggre1
gate, in many households, to support
1 a Knrepean family. Some writer (we
know not whom to give the credit,)
1 has made the following extensive, but
! by no means complete enumeration:
Mitch waste is allowed in cooking
1 i meats Vuless wateiied, the cook will
throw on' water in which meat has
il ! . .
I Ik/iolt llAfliol out Iki.iit 44 ? 1 1
V 11 ouiivu, n IIIIIIIH R't L11. g 11 COOl to
take oil the. I'at ; or she will empty the
driping-pan into the swill-pail. The
' grease is useful in many ways.
1 Again, bits of meal are thrown out,
| which a French cook wouhl convert
into an oxeelent hash.
Flour is sifted in a wastfnl manner,
y '
. i or the hreud-paii is left with the dough
d ! .
.. stiCKing to it.
''
Pie-ems t is left over, and laid bv to
u I . . '
sour, instead of making a few tarts lor
tea.
i j
{ i Vegetable* are thrown away which
j ; would he nice if wanned over for
Breakfast.
L) [
. I Cream is allowed to mould and
I spoil, mustard to dry iri the pot, and
! vinegar to corrode the castor.
Good knives are used for cookinj* in
i(3 I o
the ketohon, silver spoons are used to
L ?crape kettles, and forks for toasting
i bread.
IC
Tea, roasted coffee, popper and
l0 spice are allowd to stand open and
s thus lose their strength.
Dried fruits not cured for in season
become wnnoy, and swcet-iuccts arc
0 ! opened and forgotten.
y ' Vinegar is drawn in a basin, and
;i premiled to stand until both vinegai
.L, j and basin arc spoiled.
n 1 Soap is lelt in the water to dissolve,
)t : or more used than is nessary, and the
n sqrub brush is left in the wate?\
Barrels and lubsaio lelt in the sun
\ | to dry and fall apart; tins put away
v > without being properly dried are rus*
' i
y;u"'- ,
i Molasea stands open and flies take
,r ; possession.
t Apples decay for want oi looking
)i j over.
ia ! I'oik jpoil* Xoi wuul of salt, and
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An Xnder^oi
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WAY BONO, S, C., TU
! heel' bocatis? the brino wants seahlinn.
Ashes are thrown out carelessly*
endangering the premises, and being
wasted.
Clothe? are beihg whipped to pieces
by tin' wind on the lines; tine cambrics
! arc rubbed on the wash-board; and
! laces arc torn in starching.
Table-line is thrown carelessly down
and nibbled by mice; 'is put, away
' damp and mildews; or the lruit-stains
are turgottcn and the stains washed
in or "set. 1
Table napkins are used to wipe
'dishes,?ard tea pots are nulled on
1 the stove.
I/ird is not well tiied out, and becomes
tainted, And rats destroy the
' "soap-grease."
Holies are burned that might be
' broken up and thrown into the cotnj
post heap.
Old shoso, woolen rairs. and such
I ' " '
accumulations are premittcd to lie
round loose instead of being composed
lor your Involute grape vines.
fcugar is >|>iIic I around tin- barrel!,
coO'co troixi the sack, and tea lrom the
client.
W ooden boxes fire used to take up
ashes, then liio box is pushed aside
and (orgolen. Many a family lias
been made houseless and homeless in
a night by such an imulvcrtem e.
Kuoh of the above items is a trifle
in i'seit?and yet in a house where all
these irlfh'it, were "happening''?just
i im.'ioine what n place it would be! In
i ? 1
these and many other ways a careless
and inexperienced housekeeper will
, waste without heeding; ? nay, even
J without knowing that she wastes. On
i the contrary, because she entertains
J '
but little company, buys no hue clothes
makes Iter own dresses, and cooks
plainly, she may imngin that she h
inn exceedingly economieal UMiian
! and a very superior housekeeper.
Two Kinds cf People.
[ like eo-d people, I h.lieve 1 am
cool. I know when I was blown up
on a steamboat 1 didn't hurry a bit
j in coining down, and when the enro
J nor 6 His it" I to bet nie ten dollars that
he'd Ml oit nit* mi less t hati an hour I
took the hot, and the money paid inv
hospital charges for two we< ks.
I?ut there's t_ laik. lie's a neighbor
of mine, and his cxcitnhlo disposition
orives me 110 little nnimynucc. When
n j
Greeley died hi; came ami jerked my
door bell off and kicked the door and
was unhinging the e.ito wiien i put
my head out ol? the chamber window.
"Come right down hear this minute,"'
he yelled. Hurry! lor Heaven's
?ake hurry ? Horace Greeley is dead!
Hurry up!"
I replied that 1 oQnld'nt ludp i\I r.
Greeley any, and that man didi t
speak to me for a straight month.
And there's hits. Crash. The least
bit of news makes her boil over like
r.ew beer. The other day she rushed
into my house, leaving all the doors
open, It II over a chair, knocked down
a bust of Abraham Lincoln and
j shoiiied:
j "Ob! heaven you heard the dreacl|
t'nI awful, awful news about Tom
, 1 Jail y J"
I ) hadn't.
"Just think of it?poor Tom! ?just
imagine?-why, it nearly sets mo wild!
What il it had happened to my own
! husband!"
"What was it?"
"Why, he?my soul! it makes me
faint to think of it ? be?suppose it
! was yon, now?why, ho?dear me, I
am ready to faint ? why, ho fell into
the mill-pond, and come homo as wet
i as a rag!"
| And there's Davis. "When he heard
i 1.1 i ;i i i .../' i. i /<
Wl tHU Kill U I r U l ?J?i\ V.y(JUK V , I). J l)(k
ran thirteen Mocks, rushed into the
ollice, flung his hat down and tried to
I hang his coat on a knot hole in the
, ' door, and yelled!
i "Have you hoard ?it'll ruin the
country?oh! goodness?have you?
dear me!?did you know that Jay
, Cooke & Co., had Jailed!?awful?
j aw lull"
I heard ol it, and what of it?
"Why, man?-why, demy?hang it
why 1st awful!"
1 refused to kick over the tabic ,
i thyow the chairs out of the window
; or fling the stovo down stairs, and hv
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lclcnt J ourun).
PiM \ i \r 1 1 \' I T ( I > w>k
n^l/A 1 , tJ iV ^ Vj a h L a- i
owes mo a grudge ever since.
On llie other hand, there's Graham.
Experience has warented him thut it is
| useless to get excited over anything.
I remeinber when his mother -in-la w
j was killed down town by a falling i:
| wall. I was one of tlm six who car- j
j lied her homo on a shutter. Graham
was silting on the front steps, whit- 1
tling, and as we came up and I broke
, the sad news to him he remarliod: j1
''It's party t*lf, but then her shoes
j will just lit Maria!"
i And Mrs. Smith, 1 remember thei,
day her house took lire. The bells
rang, the engines rushed, and, everybody
shouted. 1 lor twin babies were
up stairs and the smoke and beat wcr
, so great that it did seem as if they
must perish. A brave fireman finally
reached them at the rbk of his life, i
i brought them sab ly down; and as he |
handed t hem over t'? Mrs. Smith ovo?
' rybody looked to see her faint avvny.
, Did slu'V Not. a bit of it! As she
enclosed the young Smith's in hef
arms sin* tinned to their rescuer and
' complacently remarked:
Did yon see anything of my snutV
box on the bed!" 71/. (Jion/.
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To the aftictcd who :\rc sufcrinj wkh
C-nc-.., xV.r.icre, S.rofula, Ci.r-..;ic
ui:;r?, Epilepsy, Utom ,
-Ave:, likiii Diseases, and
ai. other kin irt; d cud caitv
*
We. ih n 1 lei >igited , citizens of. Yir -iiii\
Xd i!i ( <?!iim mid Smith Carolina, laving
plan"' on. Ivet under the fare ??t" Dr. .1. Mill."*
11 unler, < ! (loldslioro, N. w I one mcoial
j 11 a< Ii o |mi the euro of all diseases itKive > 11t
morale I i> world wide known, beg ini\>t re.vjii'i'Hidly
to *ay to our alMicted friend*. lint
Dr. Mm.tor lias permanently and radicali /
j cnied 1.hi discuses; and we a:v ibis di\ living
\\ it 1 m -.vies i?l lii.s jr.ienl ilie attainment, an i
j cheerfully endorse his various plans 0.1 tre.ii.
, nieiit iu said diseases,
1'. I), Story, New som's J) pot, v a.
llcnrv ( lay Smith, Snow Hill, N. O.
Mrs. Margyrct llcath, "
Mrs K'.i/.ahrlh Main, Cioldshoro,
I Nathan Kdgertoh, 44
; Mrs. A. J. I legist or, Magnolia, *4
W right Wiggi.ia, Kdgocombe Jo', ,4
Wiley >> 11 lith, Ihiciia Vista, 4*
I). Colem .n, S'in.p! . 1 Jr uuDtv.iek Co'. *
W. tl. < it icr, " 44
J. l\. Hive ihork, So.' \YnsJ)il.gton, 4<
! Andrew Miles, ,4
Mrs. Ma gare.t Maltose, Now Hanover Co'. '
Thomas Coi man, llciton.
' Mi.v< K. MoKiil.in, 44 14
.Joint S. lirimson, P.unln-o, 44
J. 11. \Y ii]inu:.v?i), (Jnllmjj*:, 44
j Abraham M Mulliis, t Union, 44
1 II. I?. $?-asi'>ns, \VltilevliU?,
11, 1'. Ib'llemy, Conwa)Itoi'u, S. (*i
Moot. Millif^ui, 4* ?*
Mis. \V. U Hardee. 44
Miss 15. (.files, 11. born, 44
\\ iilium ( lniii'h, <<.dl\.ants P?rry, 44
K. iM. i-'loyil, j ?? *
Miss K. iiinnjry, 44 44
John it4*V*?* 44 44 4<?.
VV. ( uuiion, Hull Creek, 44
t Mrs. K eMail ilry.uit, Marion
Mrs. It. liyrd, 44 4 <
I AUVEljTlSliMKNT.]
PLYMOUTH, X. (J., Oct. 1 1, 1873.
For tiii) last I'2 year* I had on my
face near tne nose, what was < ?? 11 ?? i
Cancer Wart, Physicians called K n.
tin-rial ( an (XT. It had cnla-';1 d.s ? .n
to prevent my washing my face, ami
was very sore. I had seen Dr. .1. Miles
Hunter Co's circular lor the cure <?f
such diseases, an i being advised t?
apply to them, I did ><?. Last F -bra- ^Sl
ary 1 went to their Infirmary in li ?KU\T/i
flKU
novo, .x. v ., ?mt * o > uiciv iu nays jar }
under their treatment; and can now
say to all, the cancer is well. My
reasons lor not sending this certificate
sooner, is, I have waited to sec it it
would return; it has not done so, an I
I cheerfully scud you this certideate,
hojtino that others may apply to yon
and find a cure tor su?h in tladies*
Yours truly,
BRYANT BENNETT.
Du. J. MlLKS 11 UN I'KK tfc Co.
CI kxts :?Ataovo
you have my certificate with permission
to make such uso as you may
think proper to go to the public.
Yours trulv,
BRYANT BENNETT*
, 4U