Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-i *i v_-^ * RlX ’ - f ■ ■ ■ . • ■■■ . W ' r.... BARNWELL 8ENTJNEL, RARNWKLL, SOUTH CAROLINA (CHILD GETS SICK CROSS, FEVERISH IF CONSTIPATED - ' - . . ‘ 0 . | LOOK AT TONGUE! THEN GIVE FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR STOM- ' ACH, LIVER, bowels: ' ^ < LOGS DUE TO CARELESSNESS ¥ A Bird in the Hand (Spe i»l Information Service. United- States Department of, Agriculture FERTILE EGjS CAUSE OF'BI® 'LOSSES—SELL MACES. X ■CALIFORNIA SVBUP OP FIGS" CAN'T HARM CHILDREN AND THEY LOVE IT. 1 ->C 'N I--. -4.- l i i ■f Mother f Your chilli isn't naturally cross arid peevish. See If tongue is coated; this is a sure sign the little stomach, liver and -pow.els need a cleansing at once. s When listless, pale, feverish, .full of cold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn’t cat, sleep or net naturally, has stora- ■eh-nche, diarrhiea, remember, a gen tle liver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment given. Nothing equals "(California Syrup of Figs" for children's ills; give a tea- spoonful, and in a few hours all the fool waste, sour bile und fern'outing food wbleh is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system,- and you have a well and playful child again. All children love tills harmless, ,dell- cious "fruit laxative,” and it never fails to effect a good “inside” cleans ing. Directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups are plainly on the'bottle. Keep it handy in your home. A little given today saves a sick child tomor row, but get the genuine. A>k your - druggist for a bottle of ‘^’allfornia Syrup of Figs,” then so#''that It Is made by the “CullforpHi Fig Syrup Company."—Adv. / > Conflagrations Might Be -Greatly Re duced by Preventive Measures That Ar# Adopted In Time. > , /.The report of the Are Inspection de partment of .Massachusetts will prob ably he of Interest. The total number of fires In dwellings reported was 3,* 1MJ5. The careless use of nmtclies heads the list of causes by children playing with matches came n close second with 3ft2. There were 324 fires started from unknown causes. and, 323 from ignition from lamps or stoves. •Overheated stoves and cooking apu- rhtus caused 231—fires, antL-cureless Smoking started 315. ’ TTefect 1 ve -chimneys were the Cause of 297 blazes, and sparks from the same source.started 214. Spontaneous combustion was given as the reason for 155 alurms, and the placing of hot ashes in wooden, receptacles caused 123. Among the other causes mention ed by the department In Its report were: defective beating apparatus'40, electrical bouses 03. explosion of lam lantern or stove 92, gas Jet Igrdririg other material 80, und Incendlai'y 71. Scores of other causes of ftrtyiire enu merated, nnjong which 83j ore credited to rats and matches. A little care on the mrfT of tlie owner or tenant would d a great deal to ward -eliminating /n number of these ■ ations and prevent a \- if the fire losses that ally. Look over the given for the fires to your own home. | ere an mince of pro- j many pounds of the provermaj cure. ■ r X. LEMONS DO MAKE THE SKIN WHITE ~u HOW TO MAKE A CREAMY LEMON T~ AMI U I BEAUTY LOTION .At HOM^X FOR A FEW CE1MT8. , ^ Red-blooded men of courage are on The firing lifie^un-l there -aue many itf.emle, weak,, discouraged pimen aipl women left at he trie. At this time of the year most people Suffer from a^cpnditlon often called Spring FeVfr. They feel tired, worn v- /■ r 'Kt* Tour grocer 1ms,the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply you wirtr three ouuces of orchard white for a fevf* cents. - Squeeze the Juice of two fresh lemons Into a bottle, then put in tho orchard, white an<J shake well, out, before Ih'e day is half thru. Tpey This makes a quarter pint of the very may huv e frequent henduchos and best lemon skin whltener and complex- ■'lotuetlmes pimply or paie skin. , ion beautifier known. Massage this fra- Bloodless People, thin, anomic peo- - . - .. . .. * . , pie, those with pale check's, and lips, grant. ne.am> otlon dally into the face, vvh0 ^ , IO()r Hppetit0 and that neck, arms and hands and Just fee how . tired, woPn or feverish condition in the frecHes, tun, sallowness, redness .and j springtime of the year, should try the roughness disappear and how smooth, refreshing tynie .powers Qjj a good al- ,s<»ft'ippd while- the,skin {becomes. Yes! terati'^e fi'rilt'blood purifier $u< h n one' -It-lA JfciJmless, and the beautiful results 4 is extracted fro hi Blood root. Goideh o-t will surprise you. V “What Flubdub rnai-ry ", Kior i an “! .shrintil Jeonside! manager. She makes him get ( the _Adv. Seal and Stone-root. -Queen's root and , , * ~ : Oregon , Grape root, made up with * _■ ' chemically pure glycerine and without Excellent Manager. the use ot alcotol. Tills enn be „!,- Uitnl ,>r a tn,iisekji-e|,er tltd tainecl In reaily-toTIse tablet form in Some say site s a f sl'xty-cenf vials, ns druggists have sold , it for fifty years as Doctor Pierce’s r ticr fii excellent Golden Medical Discovery. ,It is a standard remedy that can he obtained In tablet or liquid form. ■ A gobd purge should be taken-’ once a week even by persons who have N» movement- daily, In order to eliminate matter which may remain and cause a condition of nuto-tntoxicatldn, poison ing the \yhole system. To clean the system at least once a week is to prac tice health measures. There Is nothing so good for this purpose as tiny pills ' • - ■ :t made up of the May-apple, leaves of For many year* druggists have watched a!oe and j a i a p t and sold by almost nith much interest the remarkable record all drU g glsts ln tlds country as Doctor breakfast upd they take -jlieir dinner out.”—Louisville Courier-Journal. RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION X FOR THE KIDNEYS ■'T BOX SERVES DOUBLE PURPOSE After the Hatching Season C.)ck, Can, Sell or Confine All the Roost< Infertile Eggs Keep Best. Protects Exposed Roots of Trees and Adds Greatly to the Appearance of the Street Two All He Wanted. out-stare momimeit) dealers rhane«*d ( to pir**t on the rejtr platform of a stri*yf eur, anil they were soon talking *mop. After they had discuss-; ed designs and Inscriptions for several bhy^kN, one of the dealers happened to k notice that a colored passenger' was listening to the conversation with ap parent interest. Turning to the colored man, the deni er asked : “You sei*tn to lie interested in tomb- i stones, wlmt do you want on your grave?’' ' “Say.; boss.” replied the tfegro, "i don't want none of them stone mark- j era. When I die I want ’em to pianf a watermelon vine on my grave and then let the glorious Juice* souk I through.";—Indianapolis News. When Marengo avenue In Pasadena, Cal., was extended recently, the grnding incidental to the paving left a lot of fine old pepper trees with some of their rimts- “high and dry." In fuet, the exposure of the roots was INFERTILE EGGS MUCH PREFERRED , * i. X s i Loss in Careless Han^'-g Esti mated at $45,000,0: Ti ly in United States. l»Ird will produce infertile eggs—qual- ^maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder medi cine. It is a.'physician’s prescription. , ' Swampl-Uool is a strengthening medi- - c ne. It helpr the kidneys, liver and blad der do the work nature intcmlcd~they *iiould do. - tvwamp-Root has stood th** test of years It:is sold by all druggists tu its merit and it should help you. No other kidney medi cine has so many fi lends. , lie sure to get fcwamp Root and aUrt' treatment at once. However, if you Wfsh fir-t to test this tear- DISPOSE OF ALL MALE BIROS THE RESULTS ARE ALWAYS GOOD Children and. Grown-Ups Alike, Are Benefited by Old, Reli able Black-Draught. Kockyraount, Va.—Mr^V" Sallie E. Chitwood, wife of W. T. Chlttfood of thiM place, writes a letter which should bi* of general interest. It reads; “I am very glad to make a statement in regard to my experience*with Thed- ford's' Blaek-Drauglit. I have mted Black-Draught for some time as. u liver and stomach medicine and find H splendid. ■ J I also use lV!nek-I>faught for my children in cases of colds or any of | the many disorders where, a laxative 1 is needed. It has always given satis faction. I make it-in a tea, and it Is easy to Box Safeguards Tree and Enhances the Beauty of the Street. so great that the city forester feared that the trees might be killed or their .health seriously Impaired. Accordingly, to insure the safety of the trees, concrete boxes’ were built round the trunks and were then filled with rich earth. Plunts with beauti ful foliage were afterward set in the boxes.—Popular Science Monthly/ Warm Weather Will Soon Begin to Take Toll Unless Roosters Are Removed From Laying Pens— Not Needed for Eggs. Forty-live miflion doilurs every year is the-estimated loss from Improper methods of -producing find handling eggs, according to specialists of tiie United States department of agricul ture. About one third of this loss is due to partial hatching of fertile eggs which have been allowed to become warm enough to incubate, und is pre ventable. Production of infertile eggs 4$ the remedy. ity eggs that keep best and market best. | I Fertile Egg Splits QuickTy.~ A fertile egg is just the opposite of tip* infertile in many respects, it la tiie egg ilint is produced from hens that are running with male birds, al though occasionally there are liens running wil'li male birds, that lay in fertile eggs. This is often the ease with hens Hint ai'e confined in yards and runs; and birds ihaf do not have green feed, or those that are overfat. The fertile egg should -«,mly be pro duced during the breeding season. The ■fertile egg is the-pne from which the chick is hatched, and that spoils so quickly when.subjected to tiie ordinary methods of handling on the farm and when marketed in the hdt jsuntmer ‘month*. jr _ .* ~ great preparation send ten cents to 1 Dr. Kilmer &. Co.. Hjrighamton, N. Y., for a |» m Ajpie l)uliie, .,\.Vlhfm a^ru.ntg be »ure aed mention this paper,—Adv, Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, sugar-coated, easy to take. WHAT DID SHE DO? MAfiY JOHNSON'S HAIR Was Short and Kinky Now Us Long and'Fluffy — ——Sha Used — ;i — Expert Advice. htfshnnd alv.ays ni-'ke> a fu-■ *»M.v a lien I t«*11 him 1 need it t “Your system Is nil him you need a lot of lie'll hi NOAH’S HAIR DRESSING Price L5c. If roar dealer can’t 4apply you send J to ns. Refuse «ui>9titutea Manufactured by NOAH PRODUCTS COUP.. RICHMOND?. VA. little money a rong. moni*y. Tell Then glad to compromise on ta lit- tle."— Liiuisi-Hle i 'ourie^.Teiirnul. Male Not Necessary. An infertile egg Is one that is laid ! by a hen that bus not bcCir-aWowed to ! run with a male bird. In most cases | 14 days is long enough to wait for the ! eggs to become infertile after the male ; upon Its ~ normal and symmetrlcapJ . bIr ? l * lvmt,v '‘ d fr,,,,, U,e fe,nales - Th ” male bird in the Hock lias no. influence on the number of eggs tiie liens lay. { He merely fertilizes the germ of the Proper Planting of Shade Trees. The benuty of a shade tree depends FERTILE EGGS SPOIL SOON . —GET RID OF ROOSTERS. After the hatching season, cook, sell, or pen your rooster. Hens not running with u male bird will produce Infertile eggs — quality eggs that-keep best and market best. Fertile eggs -aovn spoil for food and market in summer heat. Just ft they do under the* sitting hen or in the incubator. Kgg production Is usually great in flocks from which roosters are excluded. $100 Reward, $!00 Catarrh is a local disease greatly Influ enced by constitutional conditions It therefore requires constitutional treat ment. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE ts taken Internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys tem. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE destroys the foundation of the disease, gives the patient strength by Improving the general health and assists nature In doing its work, flood) for any case of Catarrh that HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE falls to cure. Druggists 75c. Testimonials fr^e. F. J. Cheney (k Co..^Toledo, Ohio. Sweet I’ot.tti) 1‘Uwits - ii*ii« ui r«rn> Liu d , , POST PAID 1.000 to-O.OOO-at l f o b. j *' lot), 4uc I2.JU per l.ATU { liera l.UAJ. I’l 76 Toiuutu PlanII—Urlafitoa Brill, tirlli.a ..d Him* 500, |1 25 | POSTPAID 4 (Ml. 1 751 f. o. b. 100. 4oc 6.OU0 at 1-5U f bero K00UI3 00 10.000 at 126] ^Pepper.Planta, Ruby King-May 1st delivery Egg PluntH, N. V. Improved. WU. ,11 , . POST PAID. l.OnU, 2 2i' f fob. k ■ , 100, 500^ 5.WXI at t M r-, boro * l.UUO. 12.25 I>. F. JAMISON, SPMMF.RV1I.T.K. H.C. DRIVE MALARIA OUT OF THE SYSTEM They love JlTcir land because heir own. 111.11I scorn to gi\c uugli er reason why.—Halloek. I t it is ight oth- Old People Who Are Fecbb* and .Children Who Are Pale and V>xk I Would be irreatly beneflted bv the tcr.cal s'remrth- t of OLoViSS 1 ASTKI.KSS thill iXJNIC. It portr.es and enrtobev tbe;bl«od and bnjlds Up the whole system. A t.eneml dtrea/th entn« Tonic for Adults and Children. Out. A GOOD TONIC AND APPETIZER WANTED YOUR NOTES AND ACCOUNTS to col. lect anywhere. No collection; do charge A trial will convince you. Address Stnihfra Adjustment Co., Charlotte. N. C l T Trie man who will not trus»* his feel ings is not'doing a credit !. •siness. lake and (lie results are good." growth. In order to Insure this, be fore planting cut "off the'^hds of all broken or mutilated roots; remove all side brandies save upon evergreens, so that a sfnpj((fr?Trniplike stalk alone remains. Dig holes at least two feet in diameter and one foot deep In good soil, and make them four feet across In poor soli. The sides of holes should he perpendicular and the bottom fiat. Break ifp soil in the bottom of the hole to the depth of tiie length of a spade blade. I’laee two or three inches of fimptop soil, free from soils or o]her decomposing organic' matter, in tiie bottom of the hole. On top of this place the roots of the tree, spread them as evenly ns possible over the bottom of the hole, and cover with Coop Hens; Let Chicks Range. It is best jo confine the mother hens | until the chicks are weaned. The egg, which is uot necessary wltcty tin* mothervh^n that is allowed to range egg is to by sent to nlarket.o^ used f(^ unrestriil**i.I with her thicks, frequent- table purposes. It ds impossible to Ty^jakes her brood throe.gh wet grans. !, hatch fin infertHe egg or to cause a and ins ji result some are < till'd and Anybody can follow n well trod roiid. bul il takes "courage—t© to* a JiiWlieer. XVrlgh’.'s TnOian Vegetable Pl’.ts are stm- t<lv a good, old inehlontd tacdiclnr for r--gu l*Mrig ihi- si^.Ti ichTTtver and bowela. Q«t d box fc-id try thVm Adv. Ni.*\t thing to ha*, ing a ihing is know Itig where to get-^lt. ^ PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM A toilet preparation of merit Helps to eradloata dandruff. ForRattorins Color and Beauty toGray or Faded Hair. 60c. ami 11.00 at DrurzlsU. DROPSY mnrwcjfT. atTs* qa i-* reuru vltVe vl floon remove* swell Ing and short breath. Sever heard of its eqaal for dropsy. Tty It. Trial treatment pent FREE, by malt Writ# to DR. THOMAS E. CREEN ■sail Baa 20, CHAT • WO ATM. tt W. N. 6.,"CHARLOTTE, NO. 16-1913. ; blood -ring to form in one. Infertile eggs keep in good condition in temper atures that will cause fertile eggs to I rot. After the hatching season, cook, can, sell, or .eqntine all of tiie male birds.-—Hens-not running with a male die,- especially the weaker ones which are likely to IlJ'deft feehind. The Ifcss of young chicks >yijjelp follows riueh practice is huge and nmln-ly prevent able, sjieeialisls^rff the I'nlred^Stafe.. diqiarunent of' agriculture say. , , - . two or three Inches of flue top soli Children and growiTcUp-XoIka^uffpfri- before^ Tramp firmly with the feet plenty of pain and misery from liver and stomach troubles. What Black- d — , Draught has done for Mrs. Chitwood and her family, in -relieving these, troubles, it. will, uo doubt, ulso do fot jrou and yours. ) Try Bl'aok-Draught for colic, teeth ing troubles, sour stomach, indigestion, fcillousness, headache, constipation, fe verishness, colds. It has been In suc cessful ami populur use, as u reiiieUy for these and similar troubles, for over 70 years. Try Black-Draught. Recommended for young und old. For sule everywhere.—Adv. The Way of IL "i VAiId you* get anything out of that handsome fool at curds?" “Yes; I Ytut' thejfandsome thing,” , . Don’t mlnd|H little dust -except to mind tin* example ddst sets iiy jquiek ly wdtling. ME ~'Tvrr~- wawy. Jl .HiwRi ivuawa'wwMamwr To remain a favorites never ask .a favor. mr'- 'V When Your Eves Need Care Try Marine Eve Remedy Wriatof^wt V^Baot )T CO.. CHICAGO aniLflil the hole with good earth, leav ing the surface loose, ami a little higher than the surface oij the~s!uT-r&uinUrvg soil. WTwnrthe work of planting is completed, the tree should stand about two Inches deeper thnh it stood In the nursery rich *ry. Well Called “Salt City.” , Syracuse, N. Y„ Is called the Salt elty^ because of Its large deposits. Much salt Is ohtainerl from vats, called “solar vats." since the salt so lution Is spread out in them for the sunVmyir"wRTch thoroughly evapo rate the water. Part of the Syracuse deposits are under Onondaga lake in the form of a great basin of' suit water, separated from the fresh water above un Impervious layer of clay, ^y boring through■‘this the saline water Is pumped tip in great quanti ties. Another method of evaporation employed is b.v ladling. If boiled u rapidly a fine table salt Is made; if more slowly, course suit, as large, crystnls have time to fqjrjqu , n . Averages. “Thlng$. average up In the long nib." juld the philosopher. * \ "Yes."-replied the busy man; ‘jJUds going tl» lake a great mnn^ shirk less days to make up for these workless m »■.- 2. 9 /a mss& ‘fe; Net CorUrnts 15 Fluid Draori.rr f.Vji Scglg- '* zz •c;?o 5? * S ,. 5sV-: w lo 5. 6. r o o' /3. /4. o o' X o o’ a /3 o o- o \o y o o •Toe Marks Used to Identify ChicKS. l- Toe Marks Identify Chicks. , i Poultry: ritl.sers frequently make the ifffsfnT;e”TF L : eepr7ig"TiTil Tie'ns On thelr farms and killing the younger hens imd in-l^ts b*- *au>e they ere unnblit to dis- Urgul^h them after the pu^ets have ’iiiatured.- Marking the chicks when c ’Thsy are young with, a toe punch will' ent marks that mi > be uaed. - . . ..t X • ’ I i, help to avoitl this and rill enable thv- poultrv man to de.tormlrc reinPiv Lh*. age and breeding and tutkeep ianv oth er records desi;-e»|. The Chicks should he market! be fore they are transferred to ibe bt*oodet or brood eoop. The ac- eonqHny u:*diagram sliows TB differ »tr * ■ m am 1 aili t J 4i » gk L i *w»iU ALCOHOL-3 PER CBNTN AVc^cfabl: ricpsraticnfcr^ similptiu^Oi-rcod by Uc'^la; tint*theStoniacfoand Bowels^ For Infants and Children Mothers Know - Genuine C ’ Thereby Promotinii Digestion ■ Cheerfulness and RestUtate ' neilher Opium,Morphine nor Mineral Kot Narcotic j’sttfpt cf JUXS*MQ MotUf* Sattt An uv kxJ mi* ^ Inrturut.’SeJi .. Wort- frirf ffatsryrr.i A helpful Kcm^dy for j ConstipAlion find DubThoei., . j * nnd Feverishness arul b Loss ok Sleep .» fesuttiu <t Lhercfrotn-i n Itnantj facsimile SidnaWN®^ , jnz c^ntac.'i CaMpedc. -ygW'Y01*^‘ Thirty Years Kir art Copy of Wrapper. \ i. 4 *■*. i