Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V f- BA^NWELL^SIfiNTINBIf.'BARNWIlLL, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE $ EVEN Barber Shops for BiHe. Indlampolis* mother tells the Particeps Crlmlhls. ifiio a Chicago police court a mao .. - TT - 7 , *V was haled Nihnrged \vlrh the theft of story of^the four-yen l-old “pride of 1 an umbrella. ‘ *"*"' ^tht; household" yi'ho observed a wee / -. "What iiave you to say for vour- bird ly|'pg <in tiie sidewalk near their ; 7 self?” asked the magistrate. “Areyoh home.lt was of course,‘without featb , . guilty or not guilty?” ' ers, being very7vouttg, nml hud evident / “Well/* spid the accuse^ “I guess i ly fallen from its nesTt. among thf ..... : { | am one bf itie guilty parties, . Your boughs of the oak tree* a bate. 1 jp Honor: The tuiibrella had the name >,*■ Of it Barker yu t)u* Imndle. W. T. 1 ’ .1, { Morgau stamped on'llfe Inside of the cover s aud I stole it from this inan been shaved."—Indianapolis News. - here, whose name is Higgins.”—Case rr '" aiid Comments. . 7 ✓ . . ■w / SUCCESSFUL FEEDING MUST BE EFFICIENT Jp"—" , » ■ f >*■ ""** ■nm* ~:V“ “Uli. wuvver/' said ihe youngster;' “I didn’t know they had "barber shoptf for Uttle birds. Look. this one has all 'if.' ' f— * It lias been said that a man 1m* seven ages. Women ore more, 'stable. They have one age and stick to It. - Undoubtedly. ,“Ho sTielr and yet be never spends any more than by has to."' “Tliafs probably tlie reason Jie‘s < tfch/* - ; v r; { S What is Castoria i ASTORIA is a harmless substitute foi Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. Jt is pleasant It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guar antee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant Use for the relief of Constipation,'Flatulency,’Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverish ness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, I; aids the ^assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. • The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. \The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been inu^e fqrover 80 yea«a, has borne the dig*rmtureofChas. H. Fle tcher, and hai been itiide tinder his personal supervision since i ts infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this.;: All Counterfeits, Imitations and VJust-as-^iood” are but Experiments that -J trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and : * Children—Experience pgainst Experiment. - ;• Genuine Casiorla always bears the signature of Don’t Lo&e.a Day’* Work! |f tout Liver Is. Stuotfsh Or Bowels ’ % Constipated fake “Dodson's UVef Tone,”-Ht’s Fine!’ You’re bilious/ Your liver is sliig- gish! You feet larzy, dizzy and ’all knocked out;/ Your bead-Is dull, your j'longue is coated; breath bad; stomach /sour and bowels constipated. But don’t- vtake salivating calomel. It makes you sick, youlose a day’s w-ork _ Calomel is merCUry or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. sounJbile like necrosis Calomel crashes into r MOST DESIRABLE FOR DAIRY PURPOSES. " i the u.b*>ve .(Clemson Collotrc* Hulk-tin.) /' -f vision 1 ’ttt have the above feeds', oil Sycfessful feeding must lie ojm-lent ' h;irt<l fur 1lie coining winter whuff sue- and economical. All f«*»I should be culen.t fced< are not easily available, pulatuble, • suCeulent and sutistantlul.' Dry Roughage. ,Vo slnigK- feud exVcis,pasture, no com-j. Legumes um'k** tin- best hay /foi; dynamite, breaking it up That's when you (ecLthat awful nausea and cramp- Tf yoikwrint tQ_enJoy the nicest, gen tlest liver and bowel, cleansing you ever experienced just take' a spoonful j Cofjjth|rmt#ss Dodson’s Liver Tone. Your -<dA}ggiit\)r dealer sells you a .'0 cen* bottle of Dodson’s Liver Thge under my personal money-back'* guarantee that 1 each spoonful will dean your slbggiah liver' better tKhn Sg dote of it won't bination of f**ed> can excel legume hay. cyueeutrutg!* aiud .epuu *ihy;e,... So. far ns► practicable, the feed.'? * should be fcrtAvn on the farm. Cows must, ho dairy cows.’ Alfalfa, driver. soy Itvan's. . velvet lioatis and cowpejo hp>' aw*'the ; Cheapest souix-qfl of protein. Hiid jwfien • possible, . sjiuirld form . pnrt-jrf* every ' —'".j good producers to feed. With good 1 ration, other roughages, sueb as tini- nasty calomel and that it wqikt make you sick. - * ^ 7 Dodson’s Liver Tone is r«al Mprer medicine. , Yqu'B^know It uekt tnbrii- "ing because you will wake up feaBng fine, your liver wjll be wor^kihg* ftour headache and dizzihess—g5tw^yiiur stomach will be sweet and yotpr jMtygela regular .You will feel like wftsikfbg; y^juTl be cheerful; full of vfc^f and ambition. r ", 7 ’ 1 ' \! I Dodson’s T-tver Tone is : ; enti^el; vegetable, therefore harmless and #an* not salivate Give It to your children f . Millions of people are using Bod* Liver Tone Instead of dangerous pmel now. Your druggist wi that the sale of calomel /topped entirely' here.—Adv. /siliWi/jMitir Mal.ru,ChilU tf Ison’a 1U Miifoa Open-Air Exercise and Carter’s Little Liver Pills are two splendid tfciBga For Constipation If yGu can’t get all the exercise you should have, its all the more important that you have the other tried-«nd-true *remedy for a tor* pid liver and bowelq which don’t act freely and naturally., .. Take one pill every night; more only when you’re sure Its necessary. S..IIPH! SmDDom SmII Pries Carters ITTLE IVER PILLS. Genuine bear* •iaoatiire •• dairy.cows liberuL feeding ulwiiys pays. ! ’ . Succulent Feeds. Tfi keep cmv.s in full prodnetbm sUe- (Culeut feed ’ is ' esscntlnl. There , are ; two stmrtes of succulent feeds; sl- j lage untl j’noU. vku-n Milage is usually the cheapest feed. The quality In fe; usually varies fYT>m “.*» to 50 pyefniLs, ueeording to produetiun. J^Yir hmnlf herds A however, it nui.V/rfbt be' ppne-j tieiflde to build silos, ufm In such eases nuiugelwurzels nrTsmne other root crop -■j may lake the place of silage. Linseed 11‘ieal is laxative and is especially val- ithhle as a part of the graf$ mixture Uhen no succulent feed ds available. The' farmers should makb special pro- othy, iniliet and vbj&f stover, require , ninny protein In /he. grain mixture. ' r s * Grain. > “Farmers' Itulletin Nmrrher 718" .a; very good'.'rule to determine.* tfw-iuuch grain should ho fed: ‘‘A’grain mixture should l>e fed In tlje' proportion of one l*oumi to each- tlrr.ee. pints or pounds of milk pro <3uoed daily by the cow. except in th<- i? cpso of n cow producing a llow of 40 i pounds or more, when the ration can 1 be one pound to each three and a half or fouf .pounds of milk. An even bet.- ter rule Is one poqud of grain each day for every pound, of hutterfat produced dhrlng the week by the cow.” Alia 1 Jinc ClHttl Strengthening Tonic. 60c and $1.00 it alt Drug Stares. FRESH • CRISP - WHOLESOME- DELI TM SAINTWtY HSTHOBg AggHID IH vntww aifcuivs m' IDAHO *f EXCELL t bnsHra. or 7m1Iw ikhiif or writ* u ^iyin$ his IATTAHOOGA BAKERY CHALKY. COLORLESS COMPLEXIONS NEED CARTER’S IRON PILLS MILOT FOR STOCK Two ot a Kind. * Among the anecdotes of uid time Kngllshjn fors is/*ne of tlie proprietor ‘of a London theater, who was also’ , an actor of’comic parts. On oiuKoc- cuslon he gave a. member of his com pany, also a comedlau. Uu* eustomary t wo weeks’ 'not ice *1 h mdL y •‘‘Wlty am I dispdsspd?” the iiidig- naiit cotnedian>ffferi^d. ‘ "Well, yow^seu. Jpuesey.'you are a. bnd.actpr/ 4 , _ “S>* are \as tlie’oubk retort.. Ah tjMrtmger r«*.jbiited, “that's. " w hat If i-*. A.lf,me>ey. 'Hie puhlb'- won’t. • stand two uf 11 ..kind ouy kind -so one 1 ^/"of us lias tu gu. and I'in' sure tint* that j one isn’t me.”. • *■/ ':> DON'T FORGET THE HORSE! 1 ✓ Never Boasts. One of our able sepyitprs was argtt- Jng a nioimmtoiis'Tnival ipu'siion.with an ojtpiiuent. • - “You kiidw I never housk” .the op' pninmt i*«iii.i*i , i'kt*i| dtll'illg “Never boast'! Hufl the senator^ Then, in tire mood, tm added. *' brag about "it.'* There Was Another Hero in WPd Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, Reminds a Writer.^- . * - i ' Paul Hevere’s fffiVne \Vas made Tin 1 mortal when lie rod*,* from Boston to Lexington and■ '<'niteofd, warning the IKitriots along 1h(* way'of the Itritlsh •titqirnach. and' his fame has been se curely enshrined in tin* hearts of all, Americans. Historians have hundred themselves in imnorhig hiuj. . Poet/ liave'foutu! in spiration in praising Jiim. He’is an idol of childhood, an example In the prime of manhood and a solacing mem ory <*f old age. *» * How few 'characters loom tip like great-peaks above the mnuniidli; ranges of time! 7 • . As Roughage It Is Regarded as Somewhat More Effective ^ Than Prairie Hay. - .7 grasl* is sotmnvjiat longer, and this provides greater opportunity in tin* lat- fer ;! ior luxury from drought. .. F«ding> Value of Hay. In its feeding value tin* hay of fox tail millet has been" found to. be ap proximately tin* same as .timothy hay. As a rougtTagi* for growing Watching and Waiting. ' the HtioHjpjffor a lifigtiut wbos«» case uusvalxml to be Called for trial was examining tb“ jurymen ns to tholr quallftcatlons,; find vas qu*‘stiAning Juror No,'‘lO. says tin* hiUianaiHdis Newe. ■— 1 “What do yoy duV” tic* .lawyer fisk> j' eg. _ . 1 v“I am tlohig nothing Just eht,” In;'answered. '••“TTow long ’lirtve ymf been doing nothing V’7 6h, for V foe It. iing, traveler, it best when pres- \ “Oh. .for qui/e^a w hile.” “Wliat den you do before votr did 1 sjiores* or offer bund snerifibea? g‘ stock, it is j icwjfat more VALUABLE AS A CATCH CROP Plant 18 Adapted to Wide Range of Boils and Climates-^Not to Be Re garded -as Profitable Ti^ Crop Rotations. •u/ually regarded as^somew effective than prali*ic luiyXnt not ij equal of alfalfi be fed wi thou sheep, and spa With , other kipds/of contiidiou ever, has This fae’t *nt (Frohi the,United States Uepartme - —rr’ Agriculture.) Fd^tail millet; which mukosjfp proximately rtfne-teiiths of oiTtlio/nilb let grown In the Fnitcd>4<tiit*«7is de clared by., sperialist^pi the United States deparfmenVbf agriculture to L*e valuabltvchietjy^as a catrl •-i i - 4-—•* * 4* Waited Eighteen Yea^ TMlk-^ilWmt: the rewindi mid how lie fe<*lsTvJs hnpi'J lie returns to,,hls Native shore from a long, To»M^A<ijourn’ In a forei ki land 1 Hm/jufreilerlek Bock wood. N«Jw Kng- bpofer by birth and if resident «if Bo- golu, Colomhia, for IS years as c onsul,, newspnper ^correspondent and general agent. ; , Tie landed In tIda country a ftW daya ago. perfectly fleklod to death, as the j Klr^s say, to get back to the .G. S-. A. But did he fall down and kts-s the tipn chb*tly7 a *s ; a ca/dli crop. Most v farmers use^rt' to overcome'a sliiu'tage Ami l’airl Revere was one of these.* | n tlieijduiy stjipply^dr to occupy a field NOTH! Ml NO EFFECTIVE AS EI.IXIK HABEK For Malaria. .Chill* * I rvrr. Chief of Police, J. W. Krrnulcl*, Newport .Newa.Va.aHjra: ‘ * 11 -i w a pleamlre to recommend' Babek for chills and fever. Have waed I t when necesaary. ror#>yeara and have found no remedy • an effective. ’ Fll s Ir Babek 50cents,all dru»:- gists, or b"jrParcer Post, prepaid, ffom Kloczew- •kl A Co.. Wnshiiigton • I'). C. A Oood Move—Babek Liver Pills. - ■*—- SOptUa--' • * - 25cenla • . IV J akmfl lt .®“ ‘ Beyere’s horse that did it. the dry, weather because of.if s. shallow ^amcixten'r a's'a grain7*ni I , ) dr lillngforUmmiitli' 1 " J llir ’ <lor , ,h ‘‘ ^jd ^* r r-root system/. Coi,ip«^sl with Smlatr Dakotas, but jt Jn less valuable than 'Tmlge-I belb'v** vmix Hdi tv d*iv< I ,rU ° t nt *. U, *‘ ' lts «’»do.f competitor, millet is tie- eo* for fe^ling*hogs and beef cattle,- ' - >otpr tni.tr d.,t . . ,. V0P ,. would have be,.), a failme.. Jichuu both it, quality ami yield of hay. , and as a tlesl, producer does-not emu,I onger that then* was nnoMier boro in That wild midnight ride, says a writer In tHe"^’hrlstiun llernjd. There \vns the horse. ./'Any otliei>tfor.NO might have donea^ 7 well." yopThink? Well, sq t,tight,i>ny • itLH'VKuii, luive done as Well, ]iej,Haps. SqTniglit we flippantly disparage any 1hs*o. . \ * But tin* fact .'remains tImidt iws 1‘aul IN'verc's horsq that *li<l it. xh* harder, work fell Furthermore, the plant Is adapted to n 'vide range of soils and climates. Al-.j though large yields are not obtained under unfavorable circumstances, mil let does better oq po,»r sell and Itf a . dry climate than most ofli.er liny crops. Tn semi-arid regions ft. fiv*|iienily es capes periods of drbugbt' becaitsp of Its.short grovvlug season. Oil tlm otb’er hand, i.t, is quick to show the’effect of dry, weallier because of -its shallow nient of agriculture, Farm- letiu 'TUH, has* been'deni,*d. but mreely opeti to dipiht. . Millet is-not to- lie regarded . as ‘ ft t>roUt!iide constituent of regular erop Totatloiis. It lias been 4*onsidereiT ex- banstlVe of soil fertility.' possibly be- I c;iU*g it gathentf its t’ooil and moisture jfrOnuiht* upper levels .q the s<*ii. Also, ii very sjfiiill quantity of vegetable matter i,s left alt**r a erop of millet has b**en harvested for hay, aigl .therefore there is little humus added To the-sdir "■'1|ei) tile, sjjjhh/e Is plowed tinder. Kx- j»eri**nee, in fact, has shown tluit it 4s quite likely that a enq, following' mlllcf will'not do s*.o well as .one fol low Ing small grain or corn. Used for. Human Food. not hi me: < wtis watchingsind waiting.”. *J_n other, words,” jemarkvd the iit- qtiisitor. “you were not <l*iing anytliing before, you *ltd iqitldng. Is-that ljgjit?” "No; I was waicliitrg and waiting. as.I said.” » ' — —" •''«‘‘Where were \ <ru .w lien- \ oil were * ' *• ^ watcliiiig and waiting?" . - * y "I was.watcliiiig at Hi** T.um- ber fompaiiy. and \uis"waiting, at tlie — hotel." . '• • — ‘ ' —~-v CUTICURA HEALS ECZEMA it v He did not. Hj* hhd' been lftiigliig for it g*»<><J- sized tlish pf <*orned b#ef hash ever slpop-he ivenutd Iglomhla 18" years ago, lie ha<1- Im*4*ji saving tip a-eorned' heef fmsh appetite'pll these years. So xyhen h«> landed the first thing Tie did wjfs to go to a restaurant and order flye i*drtloiis fd hts favorite food.— Karlv ttootlwin lii Wnshiiigton Star. MOTHER! i i In Asia, the qriginnl lmiue of foxtail millet, til** plant Is used ..to a certain extent as ini Dili ii fo?»d. v . It is'quite un likely. however... says tlie bulletin al ready mentioned; that there wjIf he any great demand^for it in this eonn- try as long as .wheat can be produced as abundantly as at present. I'rosii. or lu-oorncorn ni1i|,*t, lyas been used to some extent as a 3fjrnin crop In ilu> i's Kxperjiui£ej’^aSLE!aL teaj:Jier. Inn by the time it Lduids a 'man, Ids diploma’ lie is tniyU<\ to make mucli'iisc of his knduJWlge. -- x 7 '/- ' /' '/'T - Wright a Imtlan Vexetable" .Pills contain nothing hut vegcfablc Ingredt^nta, which act gently as a tonic and purgative by stimu lation and not by Irritation. -Ady. * A forgiving disposition is tin* first- law of s'(*tf-preservntlnn. ♦ b,fT*ttn* g fqvvipg.S4*as4»u «*f Hu* Sutlan [.barley. Lemons Beautify! I plowing to kill billbugs ijfiariers <»f tin* img^ Coni-should not • ▼ ■ S—- be foliowtsl tiv (*m*n t ii ‘tli.. . * H...MO And Rashes Thawte* 1 and Burn^-*Trial Free to Anyone Anywhere. In the treatment of skin and^scalp troubles bathe freely with Cutlcura Soap and 4mtf water, dry and apply Cutlcura Ofntmentw If thiu^p is a nat ural tendency to rashes, pimples, etc., prevent their- recurrence by making CutLeura your dailif'toilet preparation. T Free.sample each by rfiall with Book. Address postcard, CuUctira. Jpept. L, • Boston. Sold everywhere.—Adv. f ! A Pacifist. At three years old Reginald was al I ready a' celebrated cov/ard. I’nrtieu ! larlv lie was afraid of ail four-foot**d animal^-. TJier<* was talk in llu*Tamilv i »f. adopt ingii jl«g.‘ * * ‘‘Would you like to have a dog, m> son?" said'the proud Parent, "No.'-' -.-1i< 1 HeginaJd.* - ... . Somewhat dater ' Reginald refifiuied to his father’s >14.*. K\id**ntiy lie Iiad., been turning over in bis mind tln*pro|i\ .-HsP.-i.otf■ recently-^ subrnttredr; ^ “I’d ilk** to liave a dog,” said lie, “If ; 1 could liavi; .piie Avillr his mm Have you ever useil MOTIIER^S JOY .S.OLXE for C ( ol(Ts, Coughs, Crotip and Pneumonia,’ Asthma^ and Hetd^Ca- tarrh? If you tiav^t get it at onee* It-will cure you t —Adv. ~ i —~- “A; .•jg**. The Wise Fool. 4 brings xvLsdoui," obsei-|ed the '’But it doesn’t l«-ave us niu^li time to use it,".replied the fo«j»l.—CliclnnatL Wnqttlher; T /$ >' “Who now?” “Why, Hit . Undersea WH. lias old Shark been basing poor suckers, of. course.” of Lotion, Che ... - > . •'<’ followed, by corn .Jn the Atlantic In Lowlands of Southern Sections < -' 0i,s,)l1 plain region of tb<> South, bnt ‘Corn Is Liable to Injury by sllonl, l , “* alternated with eottofi. on -F“ .X;' Why Thai Lame Back? Morning lameness, sharp twinges When bending, or an all-day back ache; each Is cause enoHgJi to sns- pegt kidney trouble. Get after the cause. Help the kidneys.* We Amerlqms go it too hard We overdo, overeat and neglect oqr Rleep and exercise atql so we. are fast becoming a nation of kidney sufferers;” .72% more.deaths than in 1800 is J the 1910 census story. Use Doan’s Kidney Pills. Thou sands recommend them. /— . A South Carolina Caaa John M. Wilson, R. ” evt Z* tr F. D. Nog 1, Traveler's Rost, S. C., a a_y s ;A “Hardships weakened »y kidneys and I had awful pains in my back. I steadily got worse and was terri bly arwioyfcd by scald ing and too frequent passages of the kid ney secretions:- '"Rheu matic pains In my hips kept me awake and my ankles and feet swelled. 4 had awful dizzy Bpells, too. Span's Kidney Pills restored me to food health.” CetDeaa*sat Any State. Me a Bes , DOAN’S V,VlV CO. BUFFALO, K,Y. .Hero'Is told hoyv to prepare an inex pensive leni<qelotloii w hich can he used to brPig .liisClc to; any skin the snvcct -ireshnoss, softness, whiteness ami beauty. • * The juice of two fresh lemons strain ed into a bottle containing three ounces These Inse i.ects. alternated hiilbugsNjaniint live. If* |i* to destiaVv^ . all' j seijgos. rom tlie Vniteti States Department Agrleulture.) * Sound Logic. . '.‘Mamma,” •'iiiii a tlvo-vear-obi-boy. ’ - 1 f' ** th<* 0tii(*j- day. "aicii't there; any ml+*n'• senses ’cepl bearing, -seeing, teel;|ig. tiistijig and >mcllingf’ .“No. my * liild.'*niisw,i*r**d the .moth plant: 1 •■r.- "It is usmillv cuiisidcredTliat these slionld la which., tli* : necessary Jj-! rushes, chiif-a. or. large s\vnt|ip grasses 1 growing on land/fntendcd ‘u Corn-planUal in river and creek hot- 1 ‘‘<1 <*' corn, heeaii'** th**^- plnluV ar<* li't* arc enougl toms or ojher-low pla«***s, «+spe* i ially In ; the' natural, food of : UilIbng> ai£il wIumi- ' '. • “Wel-1.” ..said..the soutliern JUITTS or jlie coiuitry/is Hnbly F't'vscnl preWftff th«*ir extern iiia.ti(*n. • , to*Injury by billbqgs, snout hetflles. or i. •' . '— -**—— -/— “elephant bugs,”..as they iiri' v Viiri*m«ly; Sweet Potatoes for Storage, termed. These hard-shell/beetles live Don’t dig your sweet potatoes for normally in sedges, rush.es or the iiirgy J storage until they are fully matured, wild'grasses that grow. Ip moist, low 1 Let them mature In the gvo’mrd and J GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA TREATMENT. ' Standard remedy for fifty yearn and result of many.rears experience tn treatment of throat and Inng diseaaea by Dr. J. H. Guild. Free Semple and Practical Treatise on Aathma, Its cauee,’ treatinerit, etc'., aent upon re- quest. 25c. A tl.00 at druggists. J. II. OUJLD CO., Rupert,-VU tilth- <hh*. with an Hjr of deep conviction, “I w’pose talk- rn^yfiuld be called -.a s**ns*>* if there vasn’t'so imicli-nottsensi* aleqtt It."— Penriuji’s, Of orchard white makes a whole quar ter pint of*the most remarkable lemon ground, from whb h fhey may Invade ‘ you/will have‘. larger potato* Skin beautifier ■at''about the cost one I cornfields. Danm^t-js doni\Lo.corn by therefore tnoie V*»od per a civ, ' must ”pny for a smaU-jar oMhe qydl- 1 c^hhs- or.inning of. tlie be.etl.ek dimtur** potato,w ill. ki*ep h.-ttcr,- nary cold* creams. Care should bp tak- ' which live inside the stems or roots of ’ — ■ --- en to strain thq lemon juice through r - tluv pl'icnfs tin<i eat out the.-central Much Food Ruined hi*- Jnp cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, f^ jmi flmi of tlie stalk, causing sDmtiqg. thert this lotion* will keep fresh for ' >< ; ri.»us Injury■. _T1»«* adult beetles -inqntha. Every woman knows'that lern- nIsn bi.iur** the crop by jmai-tiiFlng the | mice can get af.it. - Much c. rtid food on juice is used tc, bleach and repi such hietnlshes as' freckles v sa 110vrh and.tan.-aml is the ideal skin softener, STriootheiier otpl beautifier { Jpst try it! / Get thjw^. ouncek'of^ orchard white at any pharmacy^-aftd 1 two lemons from the grocer and make ] up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra grant lemon lotion and massage It daily into tip" fnce/qieek, arms .and bands, and see fof yourself. Adr, 7* • At the Terephone. "ijellq!" I. want to see Mr. Diggers jjift TfittphoVie.’’ /.. . *. , t . . : ^AlrTtght. ~ Come around to his of fice. He's Just using the phnue."—* B*ilttmore America^. • NAIL ORDER BUSINESS 7 ft Is possible fog a man to urw wtthou't ha /lng ever. ''Much food is Tuined’hy lieing; store* 1. where flics i>r-<uii*;.r iiise<*fs.or ; ni.ts and growirrg point or .“bud" of a plant. Lahd i-iif**stcd witli bllibugs should always he plowqil In/piite suqmmr .or 1 early fall; .Thiw . n.uyspue, entomol ogists In the UnitiMl States <b*pngtment 0(itgricultiir** Hay. destroys the winter’ is milled be<-aucs it is not protected against TTcevils or otlier ins**.cts. t > Wonderful! "How are your ' nephew and btide getting along by tills time?" “l-iiier than frog hair• trlumpliant- ly replied jin* Missourian. / They’ve been niftrrled mighty tiigli three wf^ks now. and, by y ripcs, ifif*y are; still speaking!”—Judge. - It’s aji easy .matter for a stingy -man to- get 'rich-71»uf what’s tin* tise? j ABSORBIne ** TRADE MARA WtlLS PAT.0H Reduces Strained, Puffy Anklet, Lymphangitis, Poll Evil, Fistula, Boils, Swellings; Stops Lameness and allays pain. Heals Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Boot Chafes. Jt is a SAFE ANTISEPTIC AID enillCIDE . Does not blister’ or remove tbg hair and horse can be worked. Pleasant to use. F2.00 a bottle, .delivered* ’Describe four rasn for special instructions and Book F M free. ABSORBINE, JR., Mtl*rptic liniment fot^mankind. r*> inert Strmlnt, PnlnfnV KnoCed. Swollea Vdu. Conre*. ttmed—-only • few drag* teguired at tn aw Action. Price St per l>o«le w denlen or delivered. .. / w. F.YOl/NO.P, D. Tewpt* 11., Sprin£a«ld, Mask TEACHERS - SPECIAL ENROLLMENT (1) Men for town and oouDti*y schot IKK); |2) Ladies oombtulngmusic and common school; 13) Grade and high school. Can place all qualified leaohera.* Unprecedented de mand. Write today. .Special enrollment. Souther* Teachers' A|eicy, Colulia, S.C J Swiss chard and lettuce arc-auf.' much lfktM.1 by chickens. i'«•*-<! then* • little,every dny. , /~ A Soil*for Bean#/ v 7ft is useless to plant beans in soil that Is not well'drained, .A Arrplus -tar, Is more profitable If successful and of moisture will be certain to stunt the growth of tbo plains. Profitable jul Layer. - The hen that scratches and sings is not only healthy but profitable as a lajer.^- 7 ' | • Indication of Indigeetion. Indigestion sbowe itself In a dark comb. ' - Success With Horses. Horse breeding requires mere capi- ’, Adiu!|v*tinn l« n woman's first love amj/devotinn is her Inst. " *’ ".* ETery WbmaiiWaiitg^ Involves larger losses than any other kind of stock breeding. Cows Suffer From Exposure. The dairy cow often' suffers the. Boost from exposure to the weather e real vifl'tfer has begun. - — —.— • and Breeders. % Only vigorotft, normal pullets wlli make good layees and breeders. POWDER roi Pink bans Mod. Ces for lea by Lydia E. ' %vLi ^. * ? TBf. N. U^TcHAHLOTTE NO.