Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, July 05, 1917, Image 6
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--fl/WMHASH^F^imTIDrNESS
nearly (toery
nr 'sandy .
"pros uTfsYl’fie spbsnll should ho olity, so
that tlie plant , food will imt easily
i,lofti^h jix^y, hut the clay should ho of
a porous .character to afford good
Tho othor dny wo wn
tirularly attractive silt
■r / j . .|.(lj“frfnaf/» r Imodliut^'tfi, fort pity
Much Money pn Parks are Wlio jirotoroeff-tTrvcrv rluli soils.
Tolerate Junkheaps for tho tailor will prodilee n .heavy
growth of vinosjnf tho e^periseYf roots.
" *tr*. •; ~f^°od crops may be,produced on" run.*
rod l/v.‘.-hjfty down rotten, corn. or tobacco lands
‘ - ft. n leguminous roroji .ls__phjnted't*Y
Cities Spend M '** 4
and Then
and Refuse-Piled, Atl^ys.
irba n krosl-
Dera o! M.6ody Bible Institute,
-~y/‘ ~ Chicago
- Manures ayid Fertilizers.
: ^Stable' mn’FMijV-Js- 'an - .
tlllzer for swoot-iar^Ho lands, especial- ^"'-o. kinds of jdoji>5fn^-tfiKHt*usurevpf
ly thosecxvhioh afro! deffr>k-nt hi humus. HU Hd1se' and the. pleasure uf^gwOghiq
Heavy ■ uppllouti„ns of fiv-fti ufiFniire' H’etieodfioi ^i^rUl^.,jSttai>8l» ' _ ^ .
should HOI 1,0- aopliod short IV I. oft fro discussion of: hIVh ds Tho^iffouor TENTYftepent ye therefore, and* turn
i.im,tins m,u, „f
o.\ooss|v«/ growth ofrT 1 *'* oapplno.ss. Itut^rtFfT** Is-no doubt freshing frqm the .presence of the J^ord.;
excellent. tff-'--., ^ nn <™ o;w o j^ld thcee were
denee. Tho houTo was godd and tln.v increase- f,h*- humus ltt the'soil, , New-
*taw«l lawn Stowed both taste and, Iv cleared pin**’ land will pri+dTioo t **x-
care.
coming Sunday school dross, with hor
hair cipTed, tho premises -made you
think pleasantly that/ sohiehudy’g af
fection was cont c^-dup*iffTh; It was
Ho attractive that wo turned Inth tin-
cross street In order Jo walk along
that side of tho ground]**. • A garage
stood at. ,the cornor of tin* grounds
abutting oiMin alloy; and fairly in the-
mouth of the alloy, unavoidably catch
ing the eye of whoever passed down 1
.the cross street, lay a heap of junk.i
and offal, evidently thrown out from
tho garugo and the house. The alley
itself looked as though it might -lohd
to a pigsty. • ) .
That lis •srrtwr:-TyfTh , at.—Thb alloy,
of course, did n<\ belong to the house
holder, mid In* did\idt care a rap luXw
Ttfifookcd; so, .with orVe hand In* offered
the pass or-by a roro.Ywhile with tin
other In* lift him in the eye with tin ol
tin ran.
We do lltror np the latnlsfhjpe alx/m-
innhly. It Is a national Imliit Hurt
ought to he broken. titles and town's
should tiot only have ordinance* for-
11 j tiding m. j leeeSsa'ry litter, hut tflifop'o
them. Anvwliere you will .find a city
spending. Slonooo up $1,000,(100. to
make a beautiful |Jark; arid I hen-bde¥7
atlng all sorts'of need hiss uglRivss. <\
Any woman will tM1 you there is
no use In Wearing a tine dress jibing
with a hrit that has been b*«hod- out of
Ijke a pretty liftle girl ih u be-'- -yd. lent crop's, of sweet potatoes whdn .ouglily. Incorporated with tin
property Tertittzed; —■ r - -rjr .
- - ' /Rotatrorrer- r v
A systeniatI„tfr**^
nure will :eaus(
vines at tiw* e\peiise »,f tho roots It it that our pleasures may' lie arid that he-may'send the Christ” who
Wm** to u # ,ph.. m,,„uri, «"[' r ih.,s, 0
fitt crop - 1 ~ ~ •*. -r m...
pottJtoes; thuk thf> , . ^
soil T>e- ftumd again I prophets, that have Tieen from of old.
.. ,—— v- ' ■■■.-■■■ 1 Acts 3:19-21 •■£*■.. . .. ' ' "x-
I mil wrote to his. friends In FliiTlppi "
. .... .........^ f ; -i - : < , whom the heaven must receive until the
that preced** the, svveet'X;* *.• u h“ .'pleasure ot the, hrund-ne\y . times of restoration of all 'things, whereof
s thf-uiairfff'i*is_y.er^' Vlior- a I ‘ ( l the (hdlght of tTu* long ,lost hut Tt()d ppake_by the mouth of ;his ' holy
• . i in*'- ■ ' -ll. . I /l . . J.’ . I g. ■' ' t ' < . ' / ’ y .-r-—-*'—*• ;.~r t'l tnflh O to fhnt kt nt>n 1-vAAn f »■( i m nf Cll/1
MADE FROM THE HIGHEST GRADE DURUM WIEAJ - *
COOlfSfll 12MINUTES. COOK BOOK FRHSv ''X
SKINHER MFC.tO. OMAHA. l/.S A. 1
Ift-r^eir t Mextvroni Facforij it? (Intcriciy”
"fore the «fweet .potiitbes,.are, platited,
• Ca'iidnentbri feiH4liy,ers wilt
ffnhri tfjro|iiHii..of itw-r'rr^ pr-Uvid-
4*d' the soil contains suHielent hutnus.
The
to use
-pf«ahice j tlmT; he- rej-ilced In The Lord gri/fjtly Here are the four*great steps
—pri+vkt—-kha-i: llix*ir care of him had 'Honrislp*d ’path of Divine, grace.
Inthe
should' he pmefieed;—tyiT?*n raising
swept potatoes, for In this, way it Is
pos'stbke fo check '‘mafeHaHy fh»*
spread of sweet potato dlsi*ases.. Tin*
contjuuods cropping of tin* lalofNyyiJh
sweet potatoes depletes \thg humus , oth^r >afdy : vegetables igi .TertlirVer Is hmidle i tht‘ gravest tlierm*.s asdic .could
agaiTi, and, as aiwttys, ip ills, lightest
(plantity and kind pf feriili/.(*r , Illusions lie set vibrating great, fundu-
will depend dtpon flic fertility meiital ehopdil ih tin* hluiian heart. No
of the soil. \Vlieri- Sw-**V'( firffTTrops Tb1 yfc *rme lri > niI rhe-wairld ever hiid such HgliT-
low an early crop of Irish potatoes or ness of touch as T’uul, no One Could
f-f4’ '<* '
u garbage can;
Ipil.
Jutl
tin* dfess smiUlV
4UUUi—UJ*
; f 1 - ' T, . X ■ ’i 11
, <- —v-r: — *■: J - fc r > 'v ' • ¥ r; . ~ T i i
: and tighten'.them up in u half-thizen"
homely words. With Tils life .full <if“
hifrppenings \vddch came in such swift
SHewssiUiL that Willi inost .of ua thtf
•atest sweeps away 'tlie earlier.-;lii‘ al-
" ays find room in hls hearrfur ii re-
ii.*«';iI* „.«M" t Ip* . (»hU tles t r-^Tohifldv a
- tmrmai life wi.ll always have
Hus double capacity for new friends
aiid new experiences and fo^ oldfand
true friends and. past experiences.
Lesser folks take up pretty exclusive
ly with either one or 'the other.
Hut- interest revived is always a
"•••tutiful sight, and always fias‘ tin*
1 111 wit id till-ill us.' ltt tin* e^HViehce
of all of us 'tht'ro come tltinys-when, we
hardly know ho\j* siuin* eo.iiin*ctloti or-
A am
or nttar’ll Jtiyut dro|<>s j;uf of our
\^.'t* no longLicTseem (/» eare v Tltc
h*t.tcf*-<\ riling ytam-s. - ly-t\\vrn tw.i
in. ibis, and-thhy would by 'at :i J loss to
-ny yiisf ImAv^ly all JiaijbeiitedVhut there
- ■ t. ijWy go on ,wftUout each
(1) The First
Is RepPhtaHJCHT
“rejayit ye, thepe- -
fore.” Repentance
means ji change
of - mind,. These^"
Jews tip ‘ whom
Peter was speak
ing find “denied
_ the JiioJy -One aud.
• the Just,” and
“kilh'dNihi^ Prince
of For them
to*repent xr:r*5 to
changu^thelr mind
about hi in. and to
come to look up-'
on him jiS, lie 'was,
v - . ^namely their own
^mssiah'^ind the Savior of njtfn. -TJie
change this would produci* in their
lives and, in their attitude towards-film'
Is very obvious'. - . ~ • N "' * !
R«‘pt*ntmie(\im*mis thetsmin* in yiittr
means ht Iie<ingaohP'
Your Fruit Won’t
Spoil If You Use
RED RUBBERS
Thru FH All.
Standardjart
Specially recomrtended lot cold park canning,
fiend 2c ilimp l«wi« Jbook on preaervmg or 10c in
‘■tamptfor one dozen ringi if you cannot get them at
jrom dealer'*. Addrett Department 54
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE & RUBBER CO.
- Cambridge, Maaa. p-——--
' IS
•/
\V>.
.r-t**
CURIOUS FEARS OF SOLOIERS
One Prcad? That His Charcoal Burner
Will Be Destroyed Although In-;
different as to Himself.
It ' fs- •*e\-t*ap>'r*'liuary .what
teal's voftje s,rfrHi*rs Ii:i\V.. * hr
<lretuis
case i'll* tjiitil**..
Jesus Christ as
T
lie..
ill wa.v
jL,
.fr.ill
is f.resented in Hi**
••(jest r. lyp'd
fijJ'I’S the
tinrf ef
hi -
ti\- a
iha tv
If
ellffotH
iisJiUi.
•aj tire
•i i
lie
.Ilf
TtV*
ot tn-r
giTid ■ sih^ee reigns.
emphasizes th
sppml orrT>arks mel front y.ards the
less tolerable jtmkhenjis and refuse-
pihsl alleys hecutne. What cities arid
towns are insisting u{miii reasori'ahle
sightlitiess?— Sat unlay Kvetlhig 1‘os't.
hl<>\\ a L*
STUCCO IS IN FOUR CLASSES
Be Used to Overcoat Qld
Frame, Brick or Stone Structures
or to Cover New Buildings.
SYMPTOMS OF STEM ROT ON SWJEET POTATO PLANT.
• , — 1 JL _ ^
(iiptw+f—in th»* sMii, while ujth it priipj'uetd^b And J\hjfn 4fiey\
jet- rot at inti. iHnjr a' s-otVimjirox i^ng - litnim'aisrfcrop- wrvvJUtt l\ nijrng.oy.ia
_crtip, ' VULX lhfee, nr four- ye-;>lX.. x U-jx^jH’-eili^d g m ■ tUe^luiueroia-k fprimer-
possible ttj malti altV tin* supply ’syf ’I lie whole. (p»e'4rh^rr—of ferflp'.-e-rs-
hu.tnnsl jj {• __ ! shimld be sfudjed,- fop the tuiWifits,
Tin* rjVftrtlon*' to he fnliowerl *K'HK^t»T y/ the difl'erent elements to use ami
depend entirely upo^fi theCindiy^nual the sovirei's of these element's yglll dh-
fartlTei 's * heeds. 11iif - tin* follrwvttjlr Is - pehd , up°Tr'*l , riees and the ef)jt|erials
•ii X|i'"b a thing M*i*jtiet
ifrTre/frTrTrmieTi.-/iii(l Hie rLla- 1
ti*iii.-'lii]M'l-Ti.iS almost
Not 1:11!.» s
de
Rihle.it^d conforming our lives the.re-
^°- % \', .. .^Xnai ns- pn lie iinlin'ibviit
■A2) .The Second Step is ' Remissioh -" mal >
of Sins, "tle>! y**ur sins may be blottf!^f,..,. , VI f ;t V )r ,
J Time siv< .-Leji of these .nihnh’rr-fV di^mrih^^fT
1 impossible, ^**s Sou \v!m>iij fiy hud raise.] trout tiv/oTface^ i-:H
tlKV-«l.^d;- ii .thoy—would ■
o;[y.
i hai'A
orrt
,; t‘ <
al-
ief jn t lie' 111'.st
treiTTtr.Ttvur-'r'e-:
in re_;ri't to
' r
ar bf a sol-
havrtfg til-
A »
r** - I d l* * * » * j «
« < ( 1 . i “
>
<- ■
-Ug
A
'"osTTve
good
Jhyt lire avidlalde.
tour
„ . j northern
gViu*ral
and tnay fiy changed. ,,
four-yeax TTiftitioti for fki* A sifijgestive formula that ;iw«»ui4^h t .;n-ted aliout it
part of the swegt-potato d" for tunny conditions Is jvs follows: With e;ti ii~ om
A Stucco is ttsod in
classes of construction. First, the over
coating of (iM rrame sU'ifi tures •/seiy-" * ^
ond, uppIlcatiijjXrto ne*vvb^ruetures fiy * ^ fiK '- !
the use of wooden or s/eei framework 11 *
with wooden orfinotal lath;-third. Its
application to old brick or storre struc
tures; fourth, its application to con-
cfete bhfck buildings. - ■ .
The first and second classes of work
require little description. 'In tho-thlrd
class the mortar joints of the hrTck or
stone work are raked out to a de^ith of -
altout oneJncli, to form a key fob the
new stucco. The surface of Hie hrlek
or stone is thoroughly cleaned and wet
before applying the sfucco, which
should fie forced into the joints to
their full depth.
growing area would he.:
1 First year—Sweet potatoes.
Second rear Tomatoes ur
other
clover seeded
-fnr
laide crop, with
between the row's. — -
Third year—Hover. .
*rr- • -
Fourth year—Corn.
A suggestive f on a-year Tot at Inn
the Southern'st+ries would by: r*
-First .vi*af--'Swiwt potatoes.
Second year—Oats, "followed
cowpeas .op. peanuts.
Third year --Cotton w(th bur clover
or crimson clover between the rows.
Fourth year'XCo.ni with cowpeas,
peanuts, or velvet beans; between the
rows. ,
*A good three-year rotation;
First
«*rr
X. Founds.
Add phosphate {PVper »***til)... i.tNiO
♦ 'ftttousi*(**l tneitl. . . .. . ,y • • . i. ■ . ,—.*t^l
Nitrate of j^.xhu ... .1.7. r ..... 1<h>
Muriate of potash...T’.'v.7 : .... dt.wj
d. . —
of our s;i,loess 'in this
world is yj. i-,is.i.»iied by the .strange way
iii JL.hi. fi loy-alties^ that were phye -js
Lh-e l*4V*;Uh nf Ii fo- Stam+Hlgfiv' lose tilei r
■force. \w feel it, in tin* church" win n
so.monm* w ho for y.virs swo's devTit eii
mid ardent*in tliTft."great relationship
hjis dropped Jijill a rid-tio -lunger cares..
Sometimes the defect I SF rea * is
abroad so Widely that peo'ph* tin* heavy-
id__miJt is-hlgfi time-
X
that some care wliieh has. for tho lojig
lacked cxjiressio.il should ..begin to
aguilL It limy seem little to
"youpbut that letter you have meant to
write jjpr nionttolof* even years will
make qs much difference as anything
..-on and tiecept him as such. And thi
same proihise liohX good for us. no
matter what our guilt is. •'Tiinu.li
your sins be scarlet, they! shatr he
a.s white as sij"U'. though they w r--I
like* crimson, .they, 1 shall In* as wool,”
‘‘FJdtted i out” Fs tin* *t r.ah.slMtion of a.
tlret-k w\ird which ineatis much!
X(vnoj»h*»n'and Tb»nmsilieiies use it in
the sense of “expungj-Mg" a- thing.
Aeschylus"employs it iti tin* sense uf^.
“fixliJStMiish." Herodotus to “plaster
over” .an object, -and.-others* to wipe
out as with n spongi* dr a doth.
eiitlly considered in th*,* sight, of
there is no more'trace of your sins
The moment theynre covered by"TTre
blood of Chrjs't. And that is tin* mo-
Tide
111
. ■ :i V .V ;. '
s. Kin In*.*
lootlaoes at
>*\er them and l*r
.i*
l\Va\ S .-\a:.'.ifi.‘s liis iaees
they' ;u'e properly fastened.
ixiot w'In*' Ita-d.e.-n .through
In- fighting * terribly
:4
l ltiNujig-lr a
ih TTitlV ,
11 K'Ugli. it'. II
wood.
I'.vimd'te
will
rnent when in repentance you receive
2.(HH) v.i|l ':m pi>Wiiil,v'(io If .kilf IvHt pi, iiiiil h »" '* f » tth - Th;lt "
— .11. .t (.«!«.>*. •• W. *..»• ihllfg that- ni»
than half a milt
'-the fear tjliat -.u'lie.
thudy fad rad epidi
Many <u!diyry'hTrr|rti' IrnrrrrrtosA---
Jr’lg their bll'llHky disks. 7T. df beltig
UtiiilctTti't^eiL if** thc.V. are. killed, mind’
.♦frmjafe a' iiajiiieli*ss grtuv(*...-<. tneVdnan -L
l.s-lffttXjj%* cit^rv little s.-rfips of pajaTs
k.' gIving 11is nailn*- and
4
by-
This mixture contains about *v8 t»er, ,
pliosphorlr iiHd.- -.r. p,,r «;«*
nitrogen, and 7.. r > per cent potash. >
‘The commercial fertilizer is usually
npfilledhirthe Tow where tin* Crop is
sweet potuj IM ‘ S -
other early* vegetable
The fourth class Is the application of fi v
stucco to Fortland c.cm.'ht concrete
block-1m fid I ng. This is a vefiy attrac
tive ami. satisfactory method of con
struction. Ttn* concrete block, Wfieu
Intended to be ^covered with stiiec*
may b«* made w.ilh plain faceg-and no
special uttentioli is require'Ltd secure
a smooth Surface.
to. b** planted and stirred with the
soil by running .a single-shovel Xid-
tivator In the row. A rrdge Is then*,
thrown up (k\fi*r the fertilizer. .The
fertilizer should.be. distributed at.least,
y«*ar- 'Karly Irish j iota toes 'or Tfin days before planting.begins, so ns
•rop, followed to avoid any burning of the"'roots (►£
". • XThe plantsb"—•—-. _ ., ;
CULTURE OF PEANUTS
Boil Seed in Boiling Soap Water j’
Public Fruit Tr.ces.
nuts will’cotfie through to a j>erf»*ct
Vf+im! with be ” L^tj. .IS h«ltrs, j»r<*\ bled,
of c.*ur-»<-. tfie.y ;ij:e. n>.t eoveteit too
rfi'ep, in which / rns'*«' t-li**y may iu*ver
• uiie through.. Frequent s!ud-U*w; cul*
■tIvntfoir~w»TT71—otsUMHpy* wiph-iiients to
"rty-Ttrid imtinttnn a *-oil
Treejn
null'll
!W1
own
Is all
th.
...Fruit trees
In our parks, Is- tlt(*'SHggestfTTti
in plan* of shade trees
XT
need
•d.
relish with that- intimation that your
Interest in him- is alive and active.
Tfiere is n -taslt y/iii *haVe intended to
tiPiik** for altog(*tlje,r too long, and the
friory^oii think aliout it the more ditli-
cult it gets, dtih \o'u may appear at
that jdact* Aiiis * "
youftai'peara
refits ‘of
week, tind with,
then* wiU. set :ln cur-
interest and.
f-resluifiss t’hat seedy.Ali out 'of propor-
to \yhqf Atm hnye d Ti ne. ■' ' ' "
It is not, the great tragedies* which
make life so disapjarfnting. It is far
nn»nX|fie 1 lack of tin* word that might
perfectly ‘'w'-tl have been spoken, the
letter w liUli might liavt* been written;'
tlie visit that might.have been paid. It
thk.-s-very little sometimes to"set life
at the fmH again, and win ti ..ur-h*-'arts.
d?rtr*7TTT"W'lTti 'jny tr'ofren 'Than
old Inis tloiir-
ftins in -his tirst* episthk
fie’^ffieiks of - the “abundant
Od. * . T*
ird Step Is
there may come
shing,
sittiWifis of
In
r*-gitlieti[|.
"gniz.y
he reC*
sometliing
l'v.-n this sln.uld ci'as^ w hen, the pfants
of' a"
read<T. ( “Would imt, apple,'.pear’ cTicrrX
or oUk^-fruit trees make a finer dis
play .in kin* si/l-ing,” lie asks, “than tin*.
shade trees eommohly used, h(*snh*s
...furnishing fruit filter, hi tjn* s« asofi?”-*
- “Forfiu rly,” he adds, “thefe wereyEio:-
ty of apples on the market ; ivovv only
Nuts Should BC'.Ptanted in Moist Soil
_ >A ' u V„ r A tr a gently sloping ridgi
.—Run Drag Harrow Over Crop If
Weeds or - GrasX*Threalep—
Can Be Stored in Barn.
UU, r ,
dioiild
i Ity F
-in.-lit *>*£■
IS. T.-.xa v
Vt;rn ..lteu.- —
»epart-
or.-bed
, be forme I •nrqjfnd' tho. plants.
If -gr'^Vn otdy l or feed. llie-V- eiui lie
.«tfifed ’Jn tiny barn or stacked in ,a
larger stack vsh.-ti 1 horoTig.hly. cured;
hilt if -till* .Mats gire. to he. tT-llShed lit
rp-wiTtrlnv
not l*ec;itisi
Isiied again.! ”
7 The plerts-unr of new rm'iiihcis In %
Hiurel.ds gre.a.tj fitit^the-joy <^f seeing
ret um those wfio have hceii eold.Xlettd,
jptd mdid/VenF.'’ showing soriu
refreshing from The presfiqc* tlie
Lord.” It suggests agricultu^it. There
is first the ploivfng up of the ground
and -sowing of tin* seed, that Is re
pentance. Then there is -germination
ami tin* edripng up of the blade,' then
the ear, tln*n the full norm hi the. ear;v
that is thP blotting out-of sin, and the
entrance of the sinner* upon a new
life. Hut following this there must
he the refreshing showers of rain to
keep m-ryfhajwg green., and to bring
the lift* to Us complete nmfi beautiful
fruition. *-^L . T
■And so irrtIre spiritual lift*, (hid who
begins flu*' gh<’d jvork iri ih continues
Jt. 'After we. ...a re sa veil-am 1.forgive n.
lie does Hot leave us to ourselves,-but
.provides for ojir growth itr grace* a-lid
n It.
'fHtyniond Kkatliwatt. the wvjl. known
.fidit^alisf. was ofi.-e av-ke.l rXSvyrite
-a \hYiractoj:—sskeU_h of- I.ord—N'orHp
■cllfTe, |rj -dr
spycial
defter
fhter\ lew
In*
requested a
and .the, famous
nexvspajier y»pr>|vt*t**t.or M*nt him the Al
lowing reply: • .
: “1 am sorry, hut I mvst ask you to
(*\vji.se me from ffwdtti'g -fo-' yotir 're-
quest. T i.fii like the lit-f'e boy fit a-
sehiMil treat who. \vlien tin* squire’s
w ife egme roilud-to him jin«i askelj him
1f h> would like SiUue s? ra\\,beui'.V- JlUUi..
proifiptly rejiii.-il: “\o.- thank you,
inarm: t' wortrs;nr rbe 'plaee ■\vtiv
they laake's if ivy - ■
*re
ill
his-
knowledge. Times of refr*
-.-li
ve
a few art* to, be "Tia'd. These art*
so ;L‘ f - ,h '
hi*h In Iftayv- tlmt ♦•nly kbt.vkneh man
cau afford them; similar conditions un ''
exist In regard to ..Uuir fruICV .-TKu
suggestion is wortliv of Consideration,
and has been t arried out in * i.-i-jaanv,
we bHleve, although if' we hark! hack 1
to boyhood days, the inemory^of tin
tjie mills' Tmd 'niane eoftonseed oil
' \‘ '
mills are now prepared, to crush them
o.r sold to buyers,* t hey, must lx* jtiek-
It takes alxett T»ne and a half peelis-
latger Varieties of slid led jx-a-.
nuts and .one peek “ot tin- dpatiish or
TiTur~fr'(UfiVTT» | l i '.tni-la.'d- o| u lio|e-...e'l i' rt *W .t
to Ida-fit an acre. Where the .. either by hand or'.-by
whotyv jx dfi' are p-irtnt•‘d, 1, tb*-y shoirhl It
be soafetal In water a few lioursf- not bitj
fltsfer.
ant
ing.. ad.«iiowledging that - tlieV have.
nii-r*H ttte fest, “.turning again home,”
heart-of everyone. It is heyorfij their
ing are sent from his prysence. On
}tlie .day of I’entecost sudi- :r ,refr.^4+-
"TTrrg- 'ftirTTn '■when' tlii* ' 11 solpii*s~ were
tilb'd,. with the Holy Spirit., Later on
. they were filled again.! The same sptr-
_ It came on them of Samaria, muni Cki
neH-us and fiis housdiol'fi and upon
tli'pybutig Oliristmns at Kph<*sus. The
4-history of true revivals in-all the Yen-^
DistinguiKhing Poison. Ivy*.
Fo|s«t:v - Ivy eaiL always, be distin-
gursit.xl TrTmT^TTiifin* j»ianTsojfiy T<<T’afk
lets. , w li.idi are. arranged in threes,
tics center one Jaime on. a slightly
b-44-L'er - -talk t Ion 4hi^„oti|e|-k t •*• o It
is- a pereirnial jrfiint. ju'ojiagat^*(l by
nieans'of erj*<‘jiiJit* UinlergrowAt-st.-nis
or rofilstocks rimjjil.s.i by-th
fhi-s eatr he ddtre
mtielmjery,'
po
soakeiJ.ln water a few
lagh- vfiJf'dPi cm to
Is_fies^jX -possHde, to 1‘mpbyydhe to tlli , ,.^ s is still alive,
ter a-s beipg more eoom>-mTe;tir an
qioil
in 'tlie moist soil bet.on
anil
el
ta‘M with which w** enjoyed* pilfered
fruit may suggest practicai, (Utfleultles
in the wnKyf.the jilnirTor America.—
IvOS Angeles Time's.
Traffic Problems Adjusted.
An efficient tra-HiC-sb*ji:u*t-mmif can
Rave the individual' shipper hundreds,
possibly thousands, of' dollars each
year. ■’’The traffic deportment of the
present dtiy-ehamher of commer. e acts
as eyes and ears for "very shipper.
eliol
planted down
being jienuitted to dry. It there is n.
liability of v-rodents destroying. 1ln*
seeds. It isjlaimed by soiTm That they
can he protecteH...by .dissolving..a live...
cent bar of hmunlry'*' soaj> in boiling
wat*• r muLsU.rr.lug lImr!ougfi,l.v„.i,ujLn4bIs-
a fialf pi fit, <»t" coal oil and then tnix-*
Ing this liot
There are t wo kinds of thn^sh-
the rofnry _ PTm*sher ami thi* Jji*xk-
not—how; to ae-
gralu threshers that can fn* v fiai
to WIKI. Solti** oKJ(*et to .file
t lu'e
eeilf
•lent (jtiantity, (if-i'ool wjatei
preparation w ith snffi- > ^J. in, f , ‘r ^th
filter to soak that w*
froiu the.xo f ary
grows a
sound.
Ipeiinut *.pick*-r v
ro. - -
s on as
eyes
The maze
regu I a lions, tariffs' an d
two 'oishefi^ot jH.viJi*tfit.s in tin* lmils>.
This i*re|*ar:itj*•jj^hquhI^*n«d he used mtinify
on shelled jx'.-inuts ,mtd better to
poison the* r.«,xletits fieFon* plantrng
I'aMmy than
si*ek. out
Tn-Ttt
those coji,
CTTsToTTl - ;of”T!7e
Trn
Jeserrs; logically th’ey ought not to
Imy >• any .-s-m^l JyoWjT, bUJ w t_fio^Xi| < !'i-J >< ^ frrt-fHInippr
that they do. It is so good to l^now that promise. Tlmv have been times of r
^ r tlY ; *.t f attachment w hid, seenjed nWioKt fn , s hi^g. to men’s souls. Ever
find * * tl ' toots is still aim*. ^ cere Christian of fimg wxfiprficnci'f^jui
1 here tire strange yettrs >n "people s, ifxvk back Yw**r the veaf^and count
times when>ij5d has seemed to
*n the. wjjYtmv-s oKheayen to him
—kT.J.. hlcsslTTg^qirt fibCsoul.
iff we
every time westtfg that ffft
vbrse, ? "
• a , ;
Spirit, heavenly dove,
With all thy qulekefting powers;
Kindle a flame of sacred love
In these cold hearts of ours,
cure. Wfi* never really ' ' . •
Ven men care the most -They '' Ob. for suph a time of refreshing to
count for, when the old IoyalUwt SyTm
to fail and no iuili>**nce avails to revive,
lieiiov JVe have* to let people *ulon**
lives which we know
ers - " - " - - -
er. Tlie rotary .thresher can lx* bought
for'from $l<Ni,tp fcUN), arid tbore” |s n
* , -i ■ , ,, i*-j.nenrx in* nave* to
peanut attuehtnetrt ror the ord\nnrsj^%-^ .X, ■ i . j
. ^sorneMthes, hut Jef • us not believe
nt ''' ' attiielinu-iit, is quite dead. -Ndft
. .... v Iut, k D > j us believe tliut our solicitude
IjilL. OIL; actluiffit of tin* large per . . ' . -
' - ,, - . . , ‘ our interest, isa.f no nio
of l.heTiuts that it damages hnd ’ - - ■ - n
and- p<n
T .-*(* 1
I’gyhaps our hJghesj^Tnbute and sefv-
.l" 1 ' 1 ’ ice to nuinv smdTns still to treat them
n o r* r * • r i i*..J*r i te ■ i pjj e" .
, .... ' W as- if thej>
thre-Je-r. If cotp- '
sufTbmdrt a-.r-mge of
FjTTf'S- to
• eek 1" rt*1'el tbelli illYliis
service conditions ou railroads is so-j-vray. The nuts -sUbiild l«* j.lautYdJn
nrols' gfouidfi: lmt they need be eov-
ere<l to a (leptlfiXtiryjljg froui'three-
quarters of ati inch Tn ji.“ivy soils to Foo-ltryman M-ust Give Much Consider?
"''O'. : *>f j*rfin sort of pride in letting us goon ] C( ' nu ‘ nmv bvurt of every Chris-
le.im. jie.inut- . f < -her- wdJ>^j_ Iit .— _ .... • ....‘e... v tiun thuS addressed ! What treasure
Intricate that one man cannot keep up
with all tin* changes. It Is costly for
every- husirvss house to maintain • a
traffic division of its own. .So all of | two Incites In light saudXsoils
them can. go in.co-operatively and get If the sofj sIioavs a tendency to hake
all the service tlnumbtisiness dthnauds^
at an' Insignificant cost. - ’
BUlLOlNd UP LAYING
Wi
ation to the. Fowls Thqt
to Head the Pena
A re
Btreet Tree Roots Near Surface.
Nearly alb street tree nnols are
found within two feet of the surface.
deeper delving. Soils should‘fie pre^
pared so that roots may penetrate to.
depth, hut conditions-must he in-
Tldng^* Air must freely penetrute be
yond the root zone, arajl there dynn-
mtte Mntfywffirtr ’BffnyOTfCTT
_ - . -* •
a liiyTng*-.strati of
r.vm|n' fimst give a
or Is heeomin'g foil! wfih weeds Hr j -' '
grnssrnr drag harrow can be run all In building up
qver .th'e crop while It Is;young or just ehlcfeens tin* poultrym|n avn
coming tip. being careful, (^f course, to great di-aLof ronsideratlpn Wthe birds
set the- tooth of the harrow so as not that are to h(*nd Jfio ; jiefis.^' ’I he rmde
to'-tear tin* plnpts oii{ of the ground, j birds shotild he the\* offsprittg-irof' "fe-
without a response amHuakiiigjis.'Je* 1 ! 1 „
i 111r we arp, along liFour interests but n - n t ^^hparjible Witfi ,. such *
all tire time they are buing: iidiuenced! iresli brefini froui lieaven! ^
and .me eyre is not wasted. After uli.X < 4 ) Finally, There is Reward, “that
qY, lie do liadv up to «ltectiom ; i i ' nd tlie Ohfi«t>who hath
There is iio 5 sWceter*or more reward-'’ oppomfi'd for you. eVerh-vIosus. .
'ing.nioiire'nViii life Uian .when suddenly Th ‘* " f J “ sus 18 a cor | ta f Y
n„wr'lr»|» r-«H ti". siirn that th? wot n^h" (Mure, inflowjicnr it Is
.ran 1 «.f sum»* hk'irt l.ii* lurmal ataui “1 fan know. To the^lcM ,
lownnl what It iuJ fonjakon an.l for- »“•' UnMl«*gJt ^ % Mine of wrath
aouon. W,. hoo,] no. .-o.hi.ar,. ,'■>-« of f«r h„ t -w ttm . ...
rhsolv H„. two ploastircs of sarfoL,. '''V 0 * * f'"' 1 Mf*J‘ . .
an.l r,.:-, kniti,.n. tan .horn is thrill - '.f- **¥«
or -joy that this, life'has t*v give greater y 8< -
prqjbsbly the very
beit food* you can
select ia —
^ Grape-Nuts.
..It contains the
i mineral salts and
energy values—all
the' nutriment of
whole whe^t and
*« »* '>«JV
L-
j-se.' It is the tiW of resurrection
whep
V
'.n- why^^Soil . Is luti-Si,*- jmiL JoiiAQj: U.m1
grm«s aiid vyecds grow rapidly-,, ! male bird ha«. a/gijeafer Influence in
the first and eviuv the-secojid jdowing ..strain brrotUng fifinn* YhXi'. X
may be done by running a *w eyp sltab -breeder givys. him ere*;
fhan* th* • average,
*redlt - for, and ffxr
low and cfiw^cmrtlgh Jo cVnnpletely j «iften strains (fit not develop y 0 t he
“over up afl the grass, weedsund-even satisfaction .of Ujc breeder beenuse no
This .oiatrailoa.-^-done <*orff>(*der«fb>»t tT-gfveti tn rtm 7»Ig;pro-‘
almost perished, 'appearing tyfirtii:
And.the beauty qT^JT iffe is that they
Yafir Aourfril again.’ TheV^ma
Ydipetimes to . itertsi^- almost ‘to, -the
roots, and then they come forth as* a
roof 'out of a dry gnuind.' And liest of
it msr nni lu time', will clean tfie rows by. ai)Mfti- r /luclng qualities of the .jibeentrr ef the! i*>II,'"their best JL/e ijiny evaa fie after:
—«rtof the-gran aud weeds. UittHfie pea- , tiiale birdusedT ” V rhdt long nmrblighting frost.—Sunday
‘Y-1—= Xrrrr / Y , yX-v j'*, 1 ; .. /• . ^ * -,'V- School Times. ^Y. • -'
f they, have died, and dead or alive
Yehen h^-comc^-d^d A be tl uaa of their
ghtriflcfition with him. Ht is thy time
_of their reward, for then will he set
up biff kingdom. -—Ik -J--.——X-
, Oh. who that,has never done so Will
he persuaded today, thi»s to turn to
God? Wholwill be iuoved by ihe ten-
pleadlnffs of his mercy towards ns
in Jesns Chrifit? * ‘.*Today, If ye’ hear
li
" easily and quickly,
and the; fictvor is
ji.
i#,
hU voice, harden not your hearts.”
There's «l Reason*
■ -r‘