Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, July 26, 1917, Image 7
Kpspii p pm m|
FUNGOUS DISEASES OEJSWEET' POTATOES,
\>1 .Contents 15 Fluid Drachm
For Infants and CThildjua.
alcohol-3 rpn c
j . alcohol-3 renvoi- |
1 Avertable lYcpafotioiforAs •
j. similatingtheFood byjkfo 1 *'
T tin^TheStomAchs and Bowigar
Thereby Promoting Di^^tion
Cheerfulness and Itesi.Contaitf
Cheerfulness and Kesvwn“““
Neither Opium,Morphine nor
Mineral. NotNahootic
*Btcipt ofMDtSMfLELK&R
PunptjJ* W \
/behalf* SalU
/tHarhanaitSci* i
f v horn W I
<7tnfai&gaf I ;
flaror '
A helpful Remedy for
' Constipation and Diarrhoc
*! anl *«•£*» “ d
• LoSSOFSLFr.J
resulting ihercfromunjnfancy
Fac Simile Sign" tar L of
pr Compact-
york*__
Kill All Flies!
Daisy Fly
LABORERS - Whit* and &
Shady Work — Goad Wi
Excellent opportunity for handy
advance in all trade*. Can alao u*
olaasea of Mechanics at Good Wt
, Apply in peraon to
Tha occasional ua« of Roman Kye Balaam
at night upon retiring will prevent and rsf
lleve tired eyea. watery eyea, and eye atraln.
have furgottvn
W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 2S-t«fla
preparing the limbed. arhi crup.-rotatinn
j-TCtU .Tijifnti Tont-rolllng foot the same fit*
vlPin rot and Much rot. j' •
j~Scupf (Soil Stain, Rust, Jersey Mark)..
Tills, is a disease caused hy the
i’fungus Monllorhaetcs infusoans and Is
c haracterized hy. a brown discoloration
<r»f the surface of tin*’underground.parts
! of ttie plan?. The discolored areas may
be spots of. varying size anil shape, or.
; there mily he-a uniform discoloration
'»f the entire surface of tlm ponito.
Control. - 'Hie fungtis lives through
the Winter on potatoes in storage and
on decayed vines left in the field. . If
dipped for 5 tg 10 minutes in a solution
uf corrosive sublimate, made, by. dis
solving bne oirnt'e ifi. eight* gattbo's of
water. The solution should be plheed
luJiL .wooden container, sudi a keg
or barrel,- -a-iid the potatoes inay be
dipped by. using a burlap stick! nr a wire
basket After/- dipping tlu*' potatoes
should lie rinsed in..clean water and al
lowed to dry before being beddett. This
Make the Au,to Do Your Hauling
s are.used rojj_seed, tho
from them onto the"
<)oo Drops
IiMravTS.CHII.PHOi
BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
Page
Straighten Up! Don’t Lose a Day’s Work!7 Glean Your Sluggish
:f x j Liver and Bowels Wjth^DodsOn's Liver Tone.”
Ugh! Calomel makes you sipfc'. Take
a dose of the vile, dangerous drug’to
night-and tomorrow yoiCmay lose a
day’s work.— ( V '
Calomel i3 mercury or quicksilver
yhich -causes necrosis of the bones
Calomel, when it comes into contact ..jy- vegetable, therefore it cannot sali-
with soup-crashes into it, break
ing it up. This is when you f£el that,
awful nausea and cramping.. If you
feel sluggish and ’‘ail knocked out,” if
your liver is torpid amd bowels consti-
<J pated or you Kav.e headache, dizziness,
coated tongue, if breath is bad or
stomach sour, just try a. spoonful of
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone.
Here’s my guarantee—Go to any
drug store or dealer and get a 50-cent
bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone. Take.
- a spoonful tonigi# and If it/ doesn’t
straighten you right up and make you
ffeel fine and vigorous by morning I
want yutrto go back to‘the stoi^e and
get your money. Dodson’s Liver Tone
is destroying the sale of calomel be
cause It is real diver, medicine; entire
vate^pr make you Sick.
I guarantee that one . spoohful of
Dodson'S Liver Tone will put your slug
gish liver to work and clean yfouj bow
el's of thaf sour bifb and constipated
waste which is clogging your system^
and making you feel-miserable/. 1 guar
antee that, a bottlelof Dodson's Liver
Tone will keep your entire family feel
ing fine for months. Qive it ‘to your
children. It is harmless: doesn't gripe
and th'ey like its pleasant taste —-Adv.
Summer
BATES ARE NOW ON
WOO*FO«ATl»
Buy unlimited life scholarship before Aug 15th and sav© #10 on any course,
keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting and English Courses. \\{e train' for Business Empl
Bodk
>loy-
EXCELLENT YIELD OF POTATOES, FOLLOWING VETCH.
Depart- | Crop Rotation.—].I»
•be grown by careful
I
Working Both Ways.
"It is the early bird that
the wo rib,” * j . -
, “So tines' the early fish.” —
cut elfes
If you auspect that your child haa Worm*,
* i!.5Ale doae. at Dr. ■»Pwy'a- f, Bfi4 Shot”'
win - acttle the (juration-. Ita action upon
the Stomach and Bowel* la beneficial In
either eiae. No‘aecond doaa or after pur
gative necessary. Adv.
T wo
She —Mrs.
taste 1 .
He—I know slu
salads. '.
Standpoints.
dreSSCs
in awful
does ; I’ve tasted her
(Prepared by the LTnited States
merit of Agriculture.)-
• The sweer Potato .is attacked
gus diseases, some
which attack .pfie vine and others the
tubers. Some of these dApeases develr.
op and cause losses, in the field, while
others appi-nr after tire potatoes are
placed in storage. With u JiJiu'.vledgv
of the different diseases and how"-they
spread, with a proper -system of crop
r»)tHtton,ftiV<t w'ffl tea re "tin h < * s**frcti cm,
handling and bedding of seed potatoes,]! not |,i atl t<*<1 oflene.
much of the loss from diseases can tje j ve ars thq fungus wi
avoided. . greatly reduced
Stem Rot (Wilt, Blue Stem, Yeljow
Blight).
This disease is -caused by the fungi
Fusarlum bat a tails and Fysar+um hy-
peroxysporum. - The stem rot is first
meat and Success. Great demand for graduates. Send for catalog and full information. 1 ‘ 1 " su ' ' ’ 1" ’’*‘ ! 1 ' utM'bed hy ^ / proper car*
. f^— • piunluir of fungus diseases, some (»f
Address KING’S BUSINESS COLLEGE,RALEIGH,N.C.,or CHARLOTTE,N.C.
ONE fISH (S SOLD FOR $329
Return of Sturgeon to Delaware River
Surprising as It Was Thought to
Have Been Exterminated.
. Sturgi'on- fislfittg- itt the Dela^rhfe 1
river and buy bus showed a surprising
improvement over past years In. the
number,of catches and size of'the-fish,
the I'hijladolphin Record states. Old
river men are mystified hy ihe return
of the sturgeon; as it w as thought these
big fish had been about .exterminated!
Recently a number of exceptionally big
fish were caught, some a-veragrng well
above 20(1 pounds and a few .100 pound
tureeon have also been caught, j
cow sturgeon are just now| filled
With roKmid some of the big Ones Yield
from {*) toi-io pom#Js, selling at' $2.75
a pound at thtv whAfves. One fisher-’
myn who brought in a 3UQi>oLind slur-.
'gebn TiisT wyi'ck was paid $305 for-the
roe ami $24 for the fish, his eat chi net
ting him $329, '
* Harry .A. l^allmw of I’cnnsgrove,
who has been buying caviar here for
immy years, says that this is one of
the best’ st’urgeon’-rrnsnns fln the bay
he has seen for a long time. 'Fherv
is n -big demand for the roe thisiyear.
as Importations *»f caviar from Russia,
where sturgeon are caught extensively,
have been cut-off Ly the war. ' -
dthy plants tuny
seed selection and
In-the preparation of tlx*
j hotbed, but if these plants fire set- in
soli that is infected witli disease, much
of the effort toward control-ls waste<l.
i Sweet jiotatoes'should be. s*-t in new-
ground or ground upon wfaichipotatoes
*11aivc.not'bT'eh grown for several years.
It isihuot known how long the fungus of
^stein rot wRl ll ve iri f ile -sn1i m~ fhe ab-
s< nee of sweet potatoes, but if they are
r than once In four
il undoubtedly be
E**ct Copy of Wrapper.
I
A Domestic Cataclysm,*-
(remltng tin* news) My
tliere's anoth**r bTeak in (’binTT.
He
see
«
Slu*—71 mu 11
taking ft out her wages wdn’t' stop
her. M
Conattpatlon gmarally lndlcatfs dlaordpr* 1 *!
atoinach, llvitr und boweta Wrlght’a Indian
Maybe He Was Too Weak.
“I don’t believe that man was real
ly hungry.". • j
“YYhyr; 1
“He sa.id ho-hadn’t had anything to
eat for three days, and I told him If
lie would split that Cord of wood I'd
give him his breakfast,
"Well ?”
' lie asked me for his breakfast first.
Artyiman wild was really that hungry
would have been glad to earn his
meal.” ^ \
noticed '©* a-yellowish*discoloration of
the leaves at the tips of the vines. If
the stem is jpinched open it will be
found blackened Inside. This discolor
ation often extends 3 to 5 feet from,the
hill, and Is soon followed by witting
Vegetable Pill*
griping A4v.
feature regularity without
Most
thin. -
tail) stories are extraordinarily
GREEN MOUNTAIN
ASTHMA
TREATMENT *
n>ta treatment la the result of tuany yaara of etody
and ex penencel.n theapaelal treat-
Itnont of dlseaaeK of the lungs and
throat by the late I)r. J H. Guild,
. graduate of New York Med leal Col
lege and New York Cbemtral Lab
oratory. a uraotltlorthr In Helleyne
and New York Charity Ilospuale,
and an eminent physician. 2?m- ana
$1.00 at druggists. Hr*, Saaiyl* and
prucHeal treatise on Asthuia. lt«
causes, treatttifnt, etc. -Sent on
request. J'. 11. tiUlidGo..Hnperl,Vk
FRECKLES
Now la -tba Time te *.et Rid af Theaa
t gl.T 'Spot*.
There’* no longer the slightest need of
feeling ashamed of your freckle*, as the
prescription othlne — double strength — la
guaranteed to remove*these homely apota.
^ Simply get an auie* of othlne—doubt*
atrength — from your prugglat. and apply a
little of It night and morning and you
should soon aee that even the worst freckles
have begun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. It Is seldom
that more that), v pne ounce la needed to com-
pletelyi. clear the akin and gain a beautiful
clear complexion.
Be *ure|to *a)r for the double strength
othlne, as this Is sold under guarante* of
money back If It falls to remove freckle* —
Adv. »
Joke on Mother.
Returning horn# one afternoon, little
Richard’^,)mother found him apparent
ly In grqat' pain. Careful questioning
failed to disclose the cause 'of the
lad's suffering, .previous experience
Black Rot (Black Shank, Black Root).
Black rot Is caused by! the fungus
Spliacronerna fimhrlatmn and may oc
cur on any underground part of the
plant. On the j.otaloes Ttr
characterized by dark, slightly sunken,
more or less' circular spots, while on
the stems It appears as small black
spot's which soon enlarge until the
whole stem is rotjed off. On the po-
, tntoes the surface of tin* diseased spots
and-ceUnpse of tlie vine. Later the 0 f n i nP tallIc luster and Just under-
st.Mii ruptures and tie-. surfaee beej.mes lt( ., lth - „ H , spots tile tissue Is' green,
blackened and rotted, though the plant when cook«*d the potatoes tire very bit,
inay proclfice u fe\s junatoeSx Tlu* fun- /
gusjcausing the disease nia\ idvadq tli*‘ Control.-*-Black rot is dissemini(t<*d
I>ot-|.toes also, forming a blackened ring j n about the same g«*neral way jo/stem
about a quarter ;«*f an inch he low 1-b^'l pot, hut unlike 'stemjot.lt spre^ifs fre* 1 -
siirfin-e.. ‘ . l -~ ly in the storage miuijp if. conditions
Control. Hie- f.iiu^us causing Mem- 'djlp. favorably,- The fungds may he
rot- lilj-s 'hrouL'Ii tin- winui on dead ! ^pTead in tlie storage Rouse by handling
sweet-potato \in*-s left in the held and tlie potatoes, by settling in the bins,
in potatoes put In storage. 1 he dis- an d by files and other insects wTiTch
ease may be spread by insects, farm ■ njay 'curry the spojd^s on their Hodien.
animals, farm |mplem**nts' and wind, or q-l]
by dumping discarded diseased pota
toes on Oie fields as fertilizer either
« ■
before or after feeding to live stock.
Stem
Tie-same inethmB of control used To
stem rot will /Control blijck rot. cm-
phasis Jieing laid on jlreparatlon of the
:hoLhed, proper s* lertiph ami hatuttfirg
, Just Taik.
“The linns,” said a government offi
cial at lunrheqd, “talk big ©bout a
"dlBeaoc lw a*** <Ti,inmnW|r fln ^ 'aan^Tiitj^n but
they don’t rofain what they say. They
Just hopiyfiy their big. talk In the be
ginning /n make n better bargain in
the end. •
11 iins are Ilk** the chap who en
tered thejbnnker's offie** and said :
'Pardon me. hut-are you carrying
sufficient life Insurance to satisfy your
eonscienct*?’
“‘I am.’ sal*! the banker, shortly.
“Could I Interest you, then. sir. in
a player piano,'with electrical attach
ments at a thousand dollars?’
“ ‘You could not.’
“'What about a gold-mounted talk
ing machine In sat in wood case, re
duced to seven hiindred and fifty dol
lars 1 ?’ I j .
“ ‘Nothing doing.’ *
“ T wonder, -sir, If an unexpurgated
sot of K. P. Roe, full levant morocco,
blind.tooled, going at five hiyddred dol
lars, dirt chert'p, Would appeal to you?’
“ ‘No. It wouldn’t.’
‘“Want to buy a filing cabinet, sir?’
<“fNo.’
| ‘“Ahem. Then what would you say’.
Kills
Chills 3
Good for Malaria, constipate
biliousness —a fine tonic.)
Guaranteed or money back
Atk ijour dealer
Behrens Drug Co..Waca.TK.|
rot may no controlled by I ,,f sesllh/and, crop rotation. ..Where
proper selection and handling of seed black rot is prevalent the tmtittocs aft-
potatoes, Iby .using clean hotbeds, and er b e ihg dipped should be picked over
by crop rotation. 1 he fungus causing carefully^ and all that show susylcious-
ste.m rot Invades the potatoes; ther^.|mQ^^d>lack spots should he iliseard- . >
fore. If plants are produced from these ; r( p Treating the fields vHtli lime, sul- fl v <*-cent stick of shaying sonp— w.F.young.p d.F. JiCT*iroi*it..s®rt*i
o'i
LA MEN l
from a Bone Spayin, Ring
Splint, Curb, Side Bone, on
trouble and gets horse going
It acta mildly but auickly and gi
suits are lasting. Doe* not I
or remove the hair and
be worked. Page 17 in pamphlet*
each bottle tells how. $2.00;
delivered. Horse Book ? M free. ^
ABSORBINE, JR., the antiseptic fahMi
for mankind, reduces Painful Swelling*, Bto
larged Glands, Wens, Bruises,Varicose Vde4|
heal* Sorea. Allay* Pain. Will tefl yem
more if you write. $1 and $2 a bottle gf
dealer* or delivered. Liberal trial bottle lw lfc
potatoes, they wlll hecotne diseased. R,^,h Ur , etc., has no effect oh the disease,
Is very hard to detect the disease on
young plants when pulled from the bed,
therefore many diseased i>lant.s are set
In the field and continue-th’eyfyread of
stem rot. It is neevssary. tjien. So have
seed potatoes free from/ disease, and
these can be secured by growing seed
from vine, cuttings on qe" land or in
told the mother tluft Richard iprdbably selecting tbe^’see*! ill 5 the field at tinie of
was in need of tlyit oil so unpopular
‘with children, and she -proceeded' to,
administer a .generous portion despite
the -cryjilg resistance of Richard. A
few minutes later the boy appeared,
apparently if) great glee.
‘‘I’ve got ajoke on mother I've got
ir-Jrilrr'f>ii,m')iia'r," he rrlfff
~ Members of the family wer*- eurhrtj*-
-of. course.
“mother
digging. In -selecting Ihe seed each hill
should bt tested by sjillttlngo.be steid.
and If hd'bjxck stnuiks.appear the po
tatoes may i>e us***l for s«‘*al. This- se-
h*ctfon sfiould be done before frost has
bhickeped the vines. The seed potatoes
s-ndoid b<* pTaced in the storage houst
•partite -fr*wu other" potatoes.
a^nd dlj>plng the jtlants In' hordenux
mixture *»r lime-sulphur mixture Is not
to he recommended. “ .-
A Foot Rot (Die-Off).
This disease is caused by a fungus
called Plenodomus destruens. The dis
ease first appears as small brown-to-
bl«ek spots on the stein of the plant
near the soil line. These spots sjiroad
very slowly, but eventually girdle the
plant ajid extend 4 or fi Inches up |h«*
stemr ' ~ -
Control.—-Foot rot is distributed in
] the same manner ns s-tem rot-and black
rot. but unlike black rot It d*)T's not
a Tilckel stick of shaving soap.- Just
to get rid of ine? Anything doing, sir?'
‘“My goodness, yps! Here! Take
this.’ X.;'
“‘Thank yotj, sir, and go.od dny.’”
Natural Fighter.
“Do you think your boy would be
safer ut home than In the army?”
"Not n bit. Every time theri* Is a
Tad I game in the neighborhood they
mlike. 1ilm the umpire." j x
Sold for 47 yeir*. For Malar
and Fever. AJ vo a Flu
Scrr ug t h«- a l n <» louic.
thought 1 was s
gave the oil. but I got the to*
lie exclaimed .between hmgl
Richard's earlier reticence was
'hair.
HIV KD-liard s earlier retlemu
[ t°^ d| l 'ad of the (fi'nt^t^
jr.t.hrills > ( ]i: 1 - U ap«.l!s'New's. r
xeneral , i-
s. — N How He Led the Class.
^nli^irc Th( 'D' wns some doubt as to whether
UlUlQl ) Johnny, ag** eight, of Muncie. would b
I will majl^ou my Formula of an excellent
Eurmlure Poliah. Will give a high polish to
cihds ci wood. Can be made at a small
coat and sold at a big profit. Send today to
tmi'l
promoted this year, .Ids- mind having dipping "HI not kill tit*- fungi that may
F. B. Goldtf, 165 Christie Stij, Ridgefield Park, N.J.
PILOCURA CURES PILES
The New Internal Treatment
Be and &0c a box
free. Fllocuna Company, Waablngton
run largely to baseball niid other mat
ters' extraneous to school, hut'he mun-
agddj'to “pull through." As he cam**
home waving his rejiort Luid his moth
er Jasked, rather fearfufly, • "Ami how
di(f.yon stand, son?" I
■‘Right at the head-ofRhe class,’’ ivas
the boastful^ reply, ‘‘Tie toucher told
8pn<1 ..f9X*Ayppla-tt><lay.f Maiiad.. ( ftM > that If-the class were turned upV
Side down I’d be nt\ tlfe lieacj^nnd It
certainly was ujrsid^dkwn this morn
ing, because we didn’t study or do any
thing but shoot papery wads, whisper
uqL3—Indiatmpolls New*.
I), c-
ECZEMA!
S oney back without question
HUNT’S CURB falls In ths
treatment of ITCH, XCZEMA,
RINOWORM.TETTKR or other
Itchlnf skin diseases. Fric«
Me at deugg-lstB, or direct from
II. IlcharS* MaSlalat Ct .SharBaa.Tai.
OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED
r ft to |1& per-aet for old falae teeth Doesn’t
rtf broken. Send by parcel post and receive
by retsrn mall. Bank reference 7 Maaer'a
Specialty.. 2007 8. Klftb 8t.. Philadelphia, Pmi
j' -- ! The Slacl
She- Are you going to enlist ?
He—Well, I would If I though*t
could not pass the examination. -
We
matte;
check
Tooth
Canada’s 1913 trade with
-amounted to $821.<>80,4(»8.
<*'• ( r
Britain
If I wa s
the tfrocer
I d sell v
nothin' but
Pos
Toasnes
be in t the potatoes, but it
all -spores yn the surface.
Preparation of the Hotbed!- The use Infect
of.fTiecwi'he liottied year after yeur iti fungus grows
probfibly, one-.of the chief ways of plgnts qnd Is carried to the field. No
spreading stem rot. In localities where .i n m, r y j s <n iis«»c! to the plants In the
the disease is prevalent th.- snll jn the \A\ or in the fleld. but th^ growth'ful-
hotbed should fu* changed" every year, lows down froni the stem of the, plant
and the framework of the^ bed and to the potatoes. - popping the seed as
surrounding -ground should be tlior- for stem rot will destroy all spore’ll that
oughly - soake*l wit I a solution of one may be 'on the surfnc.^of the potatoes.
Pint of formalin to thirty gallons of cultivation; crop rwitntlon,.
water or a- solution of- one pouqd of 'ancl^Hie selection of disease-free se*»d
copper sulphate to twenty five gallons potatoes wIlLnld (n controlling scurf.
otvuler. Or . . Soft Rot.
New soil or sand for the hotbed Soft rot is caused fey 0 mold known
should be procure*! from a field whore as Rhizopus nigricans, and this fungus
potatoes .have never been grows). As is one; of the ifi(.sb destructive diseases
rich dirt Js not nec(*m*-ir.v ,for tin* bed, in the sloyage house, The fungiiS On-
sur*d may he procured froin a sand bank t.ters.at one end.of the potato and gtWs
and thus dangeif of infection consider- rapidly. With a high temperature ^nd
ably lessene*!. The same wagori or n relntjve high humidity n few days ere
toqhrusiSlin hja'UMng away Infected dirt sufflcienCto destroy the entire potato,
should not be used for hauling In new The potatoes’become soft, watery and
sand, unless they havejheen disinfected stringy at first,'but as the moisture In
Kith a solution of 1 formalin or popper ; th| roots evaporates they become hard '
sulphate of the-strength previously ftn d brittle. When the sklrf Is ruptured :
mentioned. . » iwhlle the potatb is soft'a moldy growth
In localities where sweet-potato dis- J appears on the surface. The spores of I
eases are prevalent fire-heated hotbeds
are preferable to those heated by ma-
b-nure on accopot of the chances that
the manure may have become infected.
Discarded diseased pothtpes nsually
find tfielr w ny to the manure pile, and
If any diseased po]ato«^ are left any
where about the farm, infected parts
may be carried around on the feet of
Chickens aud ether farm mftilmata.
the fungus may be spread by handling
the potatoes, br they , may be carried
about the Storage house bv flies and Id-
secta.
Control.—Careful handling bf the po
tatoes when stored, so as to avoid
bruises, and proper management of the
storage house, as recommended under
Storage.” win aid l'n aaatrolKaj aofi '* •
e
Nothing-like it for quick, light hauling. Always ready for
y instant use, and no trouble to leave ibehind when not
needed., Attached easily and quickly to jpny car. A great
. convenience for use on the farm or f or j general hauling.
Saves Time, Teams and Money
Can make a dozen trips while a team makes one, and at
less expense. Anyone who can run a car can do hauling
with a DIXIE TRAILER while the teams ore earning
for you in the fields. ~ : —~—/
\ lc-. : ,i.: ■ .x
The Dixie Trailer ha.a a. capacity of 750 to 1,000 pouaAa
The body is 4 by 5 feet inside measurement There are 12-
inch side boards-and 12-inch removable racks. All parts are
carefully and atfon^ly hiade. Wheels — Ford type.
4 w ^Moil the attached coupon for prices and full information. <
Council Tool Co., Wananidb, N. C
Just the thing ! COUNCIL TOOL CO„Wa««A.lt.C. V
tor hauling milk ! »torB*uo. ^ac m nn* mu«. j
? ^ ■=* |
to the creamery.
‘ *•/•!••***•• •
*•**> •••#:•
mArntOxsetmami