Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, May 23, 1918, Image 6
HOW TO MAKE A CREAMY LEMON
3EAUT.Y LOTION AT HOME / /
/ FOR A FEW CENTS.
■ Tour grocer ha, the■!«*, and
drug stQre or toilet counter will supply. NV omen reft at hbine. ' 0
you with three ounces of orchard white At this time of the.year most peopl#
for,a few ceht.4. Squeeze the juice of suffer from a- condition often called
two fresh lemons Into a bottle, then put Spring .Fever. They feel tired, worn
in the orchard white and ahake well. out, before tl^e day is half thru. They ?
This makes a quarter pint of the very ma y have frequent headaches and y
b£st lemon skin whitener and complex* sora ^ mes “pfSipTy or pa^e skin.
,„a beuutlfler ka„« „.,Ma.s,„ g e .hi, fra- SST
grant, er-amy lotion (tally Into the face. ^ |£ ye a ai‘,.1 “ffthnt
.neck, arms and hands and JM.st see how tired,worn or feverish condition In th#
freckles, tan, sallowne,ss. redness and springtime of the year, should try th# •
roughness disappear and how smooth, refreshing tonic powers pf a good al-
soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! terative and blbod-*puri fieri Such a ope
It is harmless .and the beautiful results !> is extracted from Blood root, Golden*
Will surprise vou w —Adv. *V- Seal and Stone root. Queen’s root .and
‘ . ■ ' r Oregon Grape root, made up with
chemically pore glycerine and without
the use of alcohol* This can be ob
tained in ready-to-use table! fbrm In
sixty-cent vials, as druggists have sold
it for fifty years as Doctor Pierce’s
Golden Medical Discovery. It' is a
standard remedy that can be obtained
In tablet or .liquid form; ~
A good purge should be taken one#
a week, pven by persons who have w?
movement dolly, in order to ejimlnat#.
matter which may remain im»h cause a
condition of nuto-intoxientiofi. poison?
pig the whole "system. Tq^ clean th#
system at least once a week is to prqo*
Vice health measures.* There is nothing
so good for this purpose as tiny pills
cover
normous
l '\ \ "^l and strong. I*get
Op in the morning at fourro’clocK, domy
housework, then *:o to a factory and work
all day, come homo and get supper and
fbel good. 1 don’t know hoW many of
nay friends I have told what Lydia Ei
Pinkham’e Vegetable Compound has
done for meMrs. Anna Meteriano,
86 West-10th St, Peru, Ind.
Women who suffer from any such ail
ments should not fail to try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound.
ihii get .the
their dinner
out.* 1 —Louisville Courier-Journal
MLi;|C,\ >»*iii|s billion- "up
ill sihuKC \>•;! id v, inji 11 — •
■of ilit- mormons .W.asfa iii
tlie I'iirI used li\ our indiis
tries. < III I In' hi her band
there is. a man. in Washing
Ion who lias >14 si’i ivets-4
bow 1i turn •smoke' into
money and Ite is-now btrsily
engag'd teaeiiing the .rest
uni in ... Iio’.x 4 ice form 11 u ■
7 T |.|e—rptes. I htC lrV' tiiealiiS ttf
' j 4 <•
di ll, through eieeirieaj pfe-
11oi only ; twinhu. vast
•m llir smoke, dust* a-ml
made up of~the May-apple, leaves of
aloe and jalap. fa ml sold by almost
all druggists in this country ns Doctor
Pierced Pleasant Pellets, sugar-coated.
For many years druggists have watcHhd
with notch interest tin* remarkable reeoud
^namtimed by Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root,
the great kidney, lever and bladder medi
cine, >
JUNE PINK EAKLINA TOMATO PLANTS
I'.M.In h ImiiroTf'll liiltiio
00 i»*r IU0 pure, lost
led.f.'00 pur bu .hoi. I,
L — Defined.
i r t
“Her moistened, eyes- were- -fairly
blazing at me with rag.-"
“1 se*.*! an a! lad, of liquid lire."
tt ir n paj-sTciarr’s prescription.
Swamp-Root i$ a strengtiiening medi
cine.''It" helps th?~kidney^f1iver and blad
der do the work nature intended^ they
sIninldilu-T — .——-—•—(
' Sv.*itup Root has stood the test 'of years.
It is sold .by alLdiuggnitsf on ps merit and
it should'help you. No othet-kidney me<li-
cine has so many friend*.
Re sure t*J get swamp-Root. a.nJ start
treatment at once.
However, ft you wish First to test, this
great preparation send ter. cents to’ Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Bmghamtur., X. Y., for a
•ample bottle., W-hen.writing be sure and
mention this paper.—Ady.
HomiLfe ga*e* md
m*ressnuil\ dvnnTnui ;i
.»• UUl!
iiatinn nn*es
MARY JOHNSON’S HAIR
Wat Short and Kinky
Now its Long And Fluffy
Sho Used l
NOAH’S HAIR DRESSING
Price t5c. If your dealer can’t supply yon sen#
to u». Refuse substitutes. Manufactured bf
NOAU PRODUCTS COUP., RICHMOND, VA.
Sweet Putietu Plant* — iun* ul r»ru *i«a*
POST.PA10
1 J00 to 9.U0U at) fob. 1U0, «*»
f uo per l.uuu { here ( . 1,000. C TI
Tomato I’lanti-UStpio »«••*;, t*rii*a* Maw
600. *H6i— POST PAI8
1.000, 1 75! f o. b. 100. 40a
6.000 at 1 60 I here 1,000 0.00
10,000 at 1 ajJ
Pepper Plant*. Ruby Minis. May 1 at delivery
Kffff Plant*. N. V. Improved.
. 600, «1 261 POST PAID
1.000. *26t o b. 100, M*
6.000 at 1UU J here 1,000.
D. F. J A Ml son, 8PMMERVILLB, S. O.
Cn’uvc
precipitation of 'gasv-s,
per., sc. Rut thesu
^uscs can b>* -ui'adc to
condense upon mists
in tli>* form of .steam
or’ finely sprayed " ti
ler or up« ui ~extremeiy
fine powder or dust
puVposely thrown in
to tlie sweep of the
p t ses to efteet this.
In ‘ibis way it is pos-
sjlile to deal with va
ried conditions and
iir'es'tbnt bid fair to
down or removal of
Left the Squire Thinking.
A well-known Hiuqpsliire squir* 1 , not
ed for bis shabby coats, was one day
leaning over a gate which commanded
a good view of Itis broad acres.
A well-pleased smile was on his llpa
when he was startlei] by fin* sound of
A wheedling voice near him.
“Gle us a hand, old • Chap, to help
my poor old donkey. up,the bill."
The squire turned,-nntl, with the
smile des^penilig in liis face, pushed the
Uttle cart behind with so-hearty a
good will that the cinder exclaimed
with admiralituig-
“Well, I’iu darned If you aliv’t a
good old sport. I say," he went on In
A whisper, <Tve knocked over two or
three of the squire’s rabbits, and I’m
darned If you shan’t have one."
Whereupon, with a great appear
ance of secrecy, lie pulled out .a fat
young rabbit from under a sack in the
Cart, and trotted away, leaving the be
wildered squire with one of his own
Expert Advice.
Mv im>banil always ullages a flisl
en I '**1! him I need a litiIefumueyJ
Your system is all ovroiig. Tel
i you m*ed a lot of money. Ther
11 be g!a<I to compromise on a lit
”—I.nuisvilfe i 'mlriei-Journal.
of mine-. - — — ,—
Doctor I’oHretr-. experiments began
several years ago when, as a member
of tin' 1 staff of-'(lie I’niversity of <’al
ifornia, lie was Cjilbsl upon, to solve
tlie problem of helping a smeller local
ed on San l iaiieiseo bay. The 'waste
gasesjjjul vapors from ibis smelter, re
sulting from tin* sulphuric acijd part
ing process used in treating gold and
silver bHlltoW, w*-r>- declared a nuis-
I'libe by neiglilitiring farmers and.
Seemed—likely lo ftrp\ ukc cosily lifi-
gatmii; and possibly lefld to a »hnt- i.«»red between SO and '.hi per cent of tin* whli a I'ojrtlaiHl plant near
yaaaj
• $100 Reward, $100
CAtarrh is a local disease greatly Influ
sneed by constitutional cooditioA*. -It
therefore requires constitutional treat
is taken Internally and acts through th* <
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces'of the Sys
tem. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation of the dlseass,
gives the patient strength by Improving
th#: general health and assists nature In
ffolng Its work. 1100.00 for any case of
Catarrh that * HALL’S CATARRH ,
MEDICINE fall*'to cure. —
Druggists 75c. Testimonials free
F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo, Ohio
DRIVE MALARIA OUT OF THE SYSTEM
down nf. th*
wns c«>lb*ctimr somYthiag dike a bun
dreil tons df dijsi dally. Drier to tlmr
the tiust duul !>e>*n scattered b.n»ad< Hst,
nip!'-settled upon tin* groves of mlja-
cent drsittge grow >*rs, b*iiding"'t» **^* ,r> -
Nl V.* lirigiilloli. ' AliTlIVsls (U* fTm - re--
cov>*r**d dust dtsi-los>*d the pr**s* te-V of
.in iip]Vec'mble\ }>erce.nta'ge • of p*»tasli,
but this ;»t~ti'ii«t♦*« 1 no marked attention.
:it tin* time. Since tin'll, particularly
now tla,t ii i*« in» longer |M*>sible. tor
us to get potash from our prime
sour< >*. Gcriminy. tins'-element so- es
sential t'o a balanced planttooi-i is iq
They T<)\e their land because it is
’.heir own, and sem-fi to give aught oth-
■STfea'siih w"hy-.- -Ualioek..
WANTED
w as s
/oin
tit<-ns| liv lie* shifting wind
bi'l.-hing s|; t «-|.
don Tit-Hit'r
YOUR NOTES AND ACCOUNTS to coL
Icct anywhere. No collection; no charga
A trial wil) convince you. Address
Southern Adjustment Co„ Chirlotte. N. C
tnd tutth tin* 4i
bein*Heien( **<*oiiom i **s following from
tln*ir abatement where tin* nature of
these outpouring* j s harmful to man
and Vegetaliyfi. in ‘the smelting of
lend the fiime contains any w here from
in III m«r cent of tin* volafilix.ed ip**'i-
al in the form of fead oxi<l>* and lend
sulphide,, with compounds of arsenic
and antimony: 'I bis percentage- is
will Worth recovering. Doctor Cott
rell is authority for the slfitemont that
upi less than .‘hi valuable sulistances
hr*- found In fumes which, if. not col-
b*cted. would l»* lost during the ,sm**lt-
ing, and/elining of various ores, etc*':
At Great Full*. Mont., there was at
one time a daily loss in dust from the
stacks of,qne ot tin*, large smelters of
:s.7”q i/Mutmls of copper, KM} otKtee:. of }fpl'arnui>*»n
.silver, and (hjl ounces of gokl. Hy an saving the
adequate, provision for <ltisi roVrtvrry, to 1>'** tie*
ihVs smelter .wa* -able* to save fn the whi-eh-’fli*
course of a single yeat metttllic val- In fitlier wonh
ues- amo»ibtiii’g .to •'
The bligbiiug\gas. sulphur dioxide,
given oil' from NV* stin ks of eopp. r
*:;u:lt.**rs eaji in* transfonAed into U.Se-
fnl sithsiCanves by turning the gas jnb*
'uipburie aAi<l or sulphur. / Sulphuric,
arid is largely -made here by treat+ttg
|>y rife.-, and v. i* now consume annually
in lilt* neighborhood of t*.-’-"' 1 MHHl i*m-^
of .'ot p-*r ei'iit sgbdmri*' a« id. To a
gia nt-vxtent tbfs eorr*'-ive t!ui*| ’is a
prune . eon--ititm*ii1 in tin* preparalion
of fertilj/,**rs. especialIjt; y.lujia* pho?-
pli-de Tih-!; i> treinetI for ibis pur|»ose.
It.is jlsn-itsed in eoh'v erl ing^ i In* am
Ultimatjum. ' _■
For. some moments we stand or the
comer, waiting untlfi the street cross
ing shall In* passable.
The long, low. rakish vehicle contln*
oes to roll by.
Casting our eyes down tin
along lt.«Llength ws* mutter:
“What n nuismice these L’Od-cyUnder tirought irji some puz/.liug situations,
cars are! I ll either have t*» own ofie l’p to a certain stage inalters went
myself dr transact ;ill my business on •well enough on the miniature scale
this side of tlie street." i of tlie investigational tests, but be-
parker‘6
HAIR BALSAM ,
-a tollrt-pr*p*r»tlon of merit*
Help* to er*dl(-»t«d*n draff.
For R**tortns Color oad
!**aty to Gray or Fid**! Hair.
60c. and >1.00 *4 DrnyylrU.
street
Aaylajdy
gr«*at demand
h courage to In* a pioneer,
started full blast To actually cr.-at**
dust as. iiv first concern in order to
recover -the jrolasli which’-previously
bad. be**n- only -a by-product in the
lyauu fact tire of' cemertj. .
w - Cement Become.* By-Product.
This i* ceriuinly a romantic d**v.*l-
modern induRtryc,where, an
tailed for the purpose of
fife of tin* factory turns ieit
eeiil**r of operatious aro'ind
• ylant us adhisted.
the• r 7*»*j;mnt beep:n<• s
tin* by-product- and th**
potash; furni-ii atmri'ip!^
nonpCV TREATMENT. otT^q*i-a roii«a
Boo* rrmoTN *«oUlnr and ahorS
hr—t*. N*rir board of It* oqual for in>Mk
Try lb Trial trratmoat oont FMI. by mafl.
Writ* to Off. THOMAS E. GRAIN
B*ab AMs* A— SO, OMATSWORTH* 00
Wrlgtit's fr.-ilan V-yptalilr Pill* aro Ulm-
ply a k-mxI. -ii.1 fashioned aieditlnr for rrgu-
!*tlni? th»* atoni ich. liver and'bowel* Get *
bo* and try th-*m ^jd.v
Next ttilrig to hayln^a thing is know
ing yhwre to get It. -y <
W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 16--191IL
freight
OUs pressures of tin
Ket Cont?nt9 l r > Fluid
» nun
1 In* problem wn*
t U'ld so well w:is (
I stalled ai thi* sip* 1
1 If bus b«*t|n doing it
For Infants and Children,
Any* o'* at all familiar wjih am.av.-r
age eeim'iit plain amhtb« irmr po"-
slered appciiranc**'" of Vim near-hr far
rifo>y can r«*:fli/.e f 1>*> liooTi it)
be eiuif**rre<l by tfm geimrfVl
(Tf fleet Vi '-:*T*pn •• i| *i la tof< me
pr* venting tin* eseaj-K* ot the
in saving tie.- popish which i*
chat plant w hai is eommyaiK :i<Iniit T<*«I
to be tin* nio*l’dJH'iiniit of all pjarbh’ms
of smoke Ta- fume ab:ileim*n!-. \ iz., tlie
pk*'eipi;nt ion of acfiL. liiist.
'In**-. g«>*nl results obtained in Hu*
first \nstanee soort beCaim* widely
known and ii new lin»* <ii iipjiiicatioii
w as opetp*d a f-**w year-*-tai< M w jren theV
great *•o|kpetNsmelli*r at Haiai.bii.i, < ’al..
adaption
only irpf 1
dust but-
*.*Tfilleh
rER CENT. J
ALCOIiOL . - -
AYe£cfab!e Prcparatiwfcr As
similnlintjlhcrood by Re^uUa
tin6 the S tomachs and Bowelsaa
Beats the
most
b>U- story of Doctor.!’.dm
tnoina
•."nt<<! t" Smithsonian iitfj.ifut • ,»t
\Vashlng.ton all of his vaiuttl) 1 - ,*atent’s
Velat ing tp tim..electrical ; idmpitarion
of (InsK smoke ami ' .oiu*.*. -yTlm pur*
pAsc of this eic.rilflcencq on hi* part
was that ;.iv proIRs .-resulting from
the pra^vn'Rl applicRtloti ,*ft the, p:it-
ents should go. to tlivV upbuilding t.f- a
fund to aid in*r tlie advan> em**nt of
Sclent ill ’ research. In *h*>rt, *t**- Imlp
genius ttud -t<> develop inventions
where' tin* needful financial nid might
otherwise he lacking.. \
teio-vf wnn tmm* litig.-ttion jtii«» s iimthonia snlfniate. f STflplmrie
Me*] fvpltl'S forest! y st'fvi ce._ . (( ,j ( j j s |q g;-,.;it *1 eiliailfl ii\ o-Xplosiy**
r tim* paflieh's in thy farm .faefaries, .oil retilu*:'s. steel mills and
.ami sulphur dioxide ga-(.<^ V;M y t .q iHdusu1e>i, engag*‘dl fTT the'-mak-
* die eye. giveo.oft from d+tr* hie of heavy, ehbniieals Sulphurie
tlie siimlter, had sw«*pt thy 4,-bl is likewis** ext«tiisiv**ly» employed
g country hare m VegetiU3uh |*y smelters ami the latter arc paying
and it wfilr a case grf j**ilhyf , t< high ns S.’li• ,a ton today - lor the
no oq a siippressb.ii of'these ..tuff. Suipbfir dioxide 1 is used in
c* dischip-ges * , ) n,. prepa rat foil of wood puip tor pa-
i/.ed pin lit of tin* Cottrell p**r making. 1 both as a disiiftegrnling
a**eordtii~ly. installed Tli*V and bleaeliiiig agent,
tin* gases t-reattsl averaged s In d* aliiig «witIt u*>xi< u* or Wlrjee-
ChcctfulncssaitdRcslConfe^
neither Oplum.MorpJilne nor
Mineral. NotKarcotic
jiedjpt^OUDrSAfmUPfTlS^
‘ Pumplun S*d . V—t
jUxSrma I
disagrees
There’s always a
safe and pleasant
cup to take its place
•INSTANT
POSTUM
is now used reg
ularly by thousands
of rormer coffee
inner coffee
drinkers who live
better and .feel
better because
long and cii.oderJVfaly |VdtVted tongue,
is frank* loving, truthful and affection
ate. ^'..w all fliLs may or may not
be 'true; huh ! wtjl advise you, young
man, to quit eye-gjizing find .study her
1 tongue. Scolop**, tlie Xcrfbe.
Character Told by Tongue'.
Someone ban discovered a i'uwv set-
H * . .. . ^
ence tImt he hits,, .named “Glosso-
tnarfey." AmericaTn/.'.AI, it is totigqe-
ojogy. The owner of a short broad
tongue is untruthful and unreTiabb*.
nl, stnggcr«-d * very one with th** al,>*»
lute coolness with -wltjch ho rnet al!
Sm*
ciinrges. Hut when lie left tin* cliani
Ja*r. in the dnrlfaess and .falling ymnv
no enh was ti? he. found. l Sapr stij
cried the deputy, "as h«- lobk**ii imvair
of the change
long broad ton
US£. owner of a
diallow, superficial and a great talked.
CaiJIaux’e Aplo..vb
fhere’/VReaaon
St ruck. iUHh a m|[ lm uppitua*
torenr -containing d*.*iei-tiv*
1 .von w hix a fa *4mtinwfn:
tioiied. "Ye>. inoiisJ.'ij
* ihyn : take m** home," *
MCi' in* qu»*s-
*■ Wry—u*4L—
ii*Wd. (’aiilmix.
harg'.-d with In- as he eiit
Hu 4lhI. us Uisu- ('hronicfv
iKKANTS. CHILUHOj,