Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, October 17, 1918, Image 6
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FACE *IX
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BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTfH CAROLINA
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Catherine
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'Ey JNtE3 MACDONALD
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Krn’tnl, who-at that very moment came
strolling fowurd tier. * ' '-?=?
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(Copyright. 1918, by the Me* hire Newapa-y
per Hyneficate,)
“I he*p«*tl I’djirnl yon— aren't, you go-
ing la asknre to -it down?” Then he
sat <h»u ii anyway. ft \\;i' qml" start-
tifiLC a cl very ex' fifing. IT<- qi)i stiuneil
ti< ;;V :•;+<! tease.f fit.? i* t,. a-r her Just,
; ' it- sl/e jVjiVi'eii/l- a Vtjr^Wye/.auih’Sie
»t • .■'! — just 1 us 'if s]ie w, ;i girl whom
'•■•!. ' 1 ' '
'"l..ei's walk,” In. 1 hr :tri'ing
imr by •' r.v ! - 1 >‘t^w
h r to lier' fivf. Ih 1 ih. -
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WOMAN WOP.KS
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tVJarveloua Story of Y/omaa’
!anz
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GO TO^ EXPERT FOR ADVICE
Cnang e f rom Weakness
to Strength by Taking
Druggist’s Advice.
9
■rft&kcis&S ■:J£3&S&S&&
Corner of the Inlet at' Alexandrovsk.
0
T ilt:mmuL-n. d. ••• ’ rh-r-
mflnv, ..with the aid «’t 1 ■ iu-
land, has lieen trying la se!/;>
is‘a part at Russian l.aplamh
being the f-ej^l -at w4iab Y-: kniLV-Va
(lie Kola peninsula. _L
The origin af the tiatite MuDnan
is doubtful. but it is pnhnfile that
It is n corruption a 1 ’ Norman (I.
Narwetrhtn) the dl'trb t twin;: tuljft-
pent ta Norway. -The Itiy lull '
Is ta < !i:inyr«* the c apital N
rowed Word inti* M. splfiiit
would naturally h?*cn.mi
“Mortnan” or “Mufngin.
of a hpr-
‘N<*i in:i:»**
•ami sec ecu. Iv eti nihil* ing I
prec iijtimi- of the paper rulde
• r ! hr de-
ihe rates
are very hi;
ri.
; The hist of In r Him wfijs (’alherine
A iiu \V ye; ysho. lived \ii.i.fi*'t.\xn ■jiju’iden
ii'i-nl < in . die old ..jiaJlTftihiJ • num.-fion
, (bat had been Jin* In.me nf Hi,-, v’ari
. \\'yi;,s for n liuudtisth aniT forty '.years'
NHfMaud plain had bdeti tie.r tlphririg
ing. :jfdcf~ii"L tar a. single’ instant hail
site "been lot’ll fit I < •« 1 'to l.iluO-t'tliaj 'il<
' Wa.s a Vh.ii) , \\ y. .>oim‘i hiUg -rarer,
sohmiliing fairer, /. rm ! liiica so. mm h
. elh'-er to heriTrfr tmnn any one ei fim
MVoiniiuin people.” «
A fter ‘a "fashion ('athe-fiim \y ; :<* pret
ty. hoi a lit I le. I< co s Iim, a 1111h* 11. nf
II- r blood max liaveJj. eH liijie/Mit :ilsp
it . W.Is thin. Slid w as cfeiiOnte, 'b.ijl
<‘atie line ha'd u>:il4h;*\xa's <;tilfim*d in,.
■ the iirnornnei
er 1 r:hI heen 11 i- sh"wc*i in |j.-r sliv
rathe r .\vpmh4rind: ips hiit. she liitf
have-one redeemiHy thiit whierh in;, hi
: 's;i\e her from a harnti life of O! 1-
mai'l srentitity—and that trail was
*"sir..I'iPVv— . . • .
• I In* oldy inai. 1 . Cei 1 la•'im. hmwy xv in» ■
” u v'i'S anxyyliere he-nr in . oxxn ; : ^e ysas j
lohn. t|i** fliauli'eiir. ,Shj• use*d to .>11
piimlx In ’h.jiei ,le cl Hi- m lire ear and
thick e.d ids x\ vli set hi ttd
s'lioulijers, n.’wl wonder
;«*nernl as 1 ej>resetite‘d.I,y
ii>i snelde-n arid iihn'trit!v insi'ieiit-s-it
-look (■lUhe-rint*
,;i-i;iy. And the
ehe.'h 5 * an<l. lips’;
hi’eai.ii ee>mph.‘l ejy
e;e|e)r e ail.e IfjtO le I
ami ati-irnhlion to. her
Good f^paspns-Why Man Whq Is Plan
ning to Build Home Should Ge-t x
the Best Ideas.
1 mix
(lie
mul .sturdy
; he.ut lilt'll in
Roads.
station Oil
Rough Country. Without
Ah va mh’cn 'k, 11m' mi x al
likateiinn harhnr, wps eluriji^ tfie war.
a elej 11 it. of Hriiisli suhnitfrim s and
other tno>eiitilo eraffT" When fliesia
1 <*• I to piexi’es at ibe revolution, an<I
I inland became ;i fJertnnn vassal stTite,
h
,1
,e.v.es. „S!ie.-fairly "jifii Att reyTionse
■ to Ii Jn v it a I ] Ciud eoniplete*
Jv forfeit her-eli'^a!’•' le-r'itupt.^ and int-
djrjyai. ' , ’ , .• ’ " : '-. ? T. V :’ » "
-•So 'it went.' Sle* tie' him mtjny
’! I tries; Appuit-ni’y hy a hofyl. IhjI
rcdilC^by avrali'/e'iie 0 ’ell-'ii^h C.ith-
♦ ’riin* herself in ; n-r ftlllv n’ali/ >d this.
An I suih-Iefdy her ‘ nun*vso no'H-ed —*t
. 1 'JiamL f e■ in Jror, Site . " ■'' . ralrnder,
. eilor hecanie pre,»mvij!i. ."i. I- *r lije; ewn-
ivd always and ln*r. e'xes d o • .*.1 on the
'!•’idlest -prel.ext.—Tim ddtits' w '•re peT-
*fih*\ed iii'ijf 1 in* evenifid ('•phewine x\a s
f life■■:vs - -her irriindmwth* 1 l:, tV to dinheir . Sim bud twati. iad all
afteriioon' rrc tp* e :ir. .Tim TVr oid liad
dx^-nj John So, and they had loft John
To lii' oxx tr e!e\iaes whde liar took, the
wheel, with t'atherifio in the-'eaf Vm-
: 'iele him. Together ;,|| afternooh tli
j hail hree/ed ahuiir t]jrim-di
try reedlessly |;at<|iv Ii«-rr
I lire’s lnte'ni'Ss .fo 'Ttfiner
! At (ltiv- Van 'Wye t Id.
(•'.th*»re was IASs converT
The aunts \ve>re unea;
la' he-r hail been a" !i 1
-
yotitli, ai’nl tin* aunt' '
i W unt il (’athe'r lie'Tnv'.
with n•little’ snidt;.
‘‘Aunt , Uelimhi. w er.
In I'arm and Kireshh; there. l.«t an
article ip whii'hrthe author sayT;
‘'V : o'i hti'iw. when you e-nine* riylit
delvvn -i
*. 1 ~ i- .}
find
• a mom*’
do not know enoudi. about 'saniiation.
'riiei’i '■or*’ -wlit’ii w • Iniiid. vylii not
f
1 .it. t>Trltohl f 1 *v 1 •dysv-ntery
S'^l-ike- :tT<• Kuimioti diseases
far.iners. Why’.' I'.e , eause k we
Peru, Jnd.-r-' 4 1 eufTered from a dt3*
pitjceiner.t with backache and dragging
down pain8 so
oadly lUatat times
■i could net be on
iny feet and it did
not seem as though
I could stand it. I
■^tried diffepent
^medicines without
any benefit and
iiii. It it laid evyr-oei uricd iJ
im niiglit have ettcaur.h'n'Tn’a•!,
—i tciiik—hIe«*ui—him—i+t—pt-.ri
miaiif liav
fully 11 tut
• even dolly llii-
'he* Vvtciiid iyai 1 ’
ime
thh
rhipe'il vxiitt
him, -t e*j* .Join* was u UJo***i-l*ee»kin_r iie»x.
and huu’uetl Hose rip.fa his- heart ami
go- to a-^nriWtuion expert and minimize
tin* p 'sibiiitV eel 'iekiu'S'V I am a
further, jont a pliimlmrlor a.vve*ll elic-
ger or n I’ln'mi’s. thee i’an It el I Item*
far away from the hern and outhouse
i ■should put my well iii onler.lo avoid
till si-epace ehuiver?'’
. “Wiiat do 1 know about the p**i.iper
'. irltih >vf nVv
vent fires? \\
of. ptitfiiig the* I'hithroom o\»'i”.' th
he 11 Ht^ta.'nel rif *hV liv’n-t' roojn or
Mu.’ i 7 omi- 'the-dinink riimn, «o -th*t^*>lmuld 4 pipe
,1 r,if per- hiH'st ami fin* 1 eiiiil^ in* spOtteel^or
■;.sx*rio.us!y injriTe'dl Tlie (laaniviv Would
Iio-t sheW or he -O creat T 5Iy bouse
e;eist me SS.ihmc; the a fi’llHect’s fK*s
We"-re* S” in. I. shall always hjdfrve jt
was money well spent. . ’• xsv
“I went to tin* architect Just as >
si<^-n4r!ii tfnPs (o'the doe tor; I kfie*\»'
T needed sauiethii sr. hut I didn’t know
w hat! 1 told Ini hi 1
hre* two faiiiou* 1 s-t
Wi 't who charia
.several doctors
told xr.o nothing
[but an operation
Pink*
that nl.dit
on t-hrprj ti'iiah
y. (’mherhie’s
!.e wihl in his
ofi'di*rei! vaL'il**-
frerm the fafiJe
good.. I\
gist; told
ij, Lydia II
III ham’s
' Compo
it with the result
that I am now well'
\ \ *^[ and strong. I get
,• heuise- in .irihT- jo~ pp ... up in the morningatfouro’cloek, domv
V.oUbl 1 . ver i 1 a vv thought housewortClhen go to a factory end work
all day, cOme h<une and get eupjier and
teel goexi. I don’t kno\v how many of
my friends I have told what Lydia E.
Link hum's Vegetable Compound has
cl in** forme.”—Mrs. Anna Meterian'O,
S3 W ;st 10th St., Peru, Lnd.
W omen who suffer from any such ail
ments should not fail to try thi3 famous
ivot and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound.
y
c
f
V. ill
ever
* vmiiixr man
in
oil'.
TTie
Tiien*
hiiihlle
Mil
it vva's fo Jie e vpci’ted that an attempt
"I'idel l>.- im.'!'' Jo -• /.. fTi«■ .Miirmaii
hut Im had newer
a tie light. A i’
111.' six mi’ l »■* *t 11 i>
if 1 f j
a; in i .lie
limid in
file
kissf’il e*\ it So MiailV *♦'
Tile:lifli IwfVrre Will re:l
hapiM'ii.me?”
yWiedi'ver r *u r su*
’iudit "U HT" their pati. n
d vvluit w:,s .■,>>
notjeiris into
*10.
L e'e *T2
man Coast is «»f iuinienseHinparlaiire
ta Rii'Ha. e'"iita'M’' an cm < l-
ena’sf. Hop.*' VXi'f'e* lie-m
in Uussiioa { i,iini i f ai i|(i.iihi t an ha*
The Mnj the; ArettCoc** an.
ThcedHheulli. s in fhe w
< ' .';»!( .1 ly - -fHied
.1' >!iu - 'i".i4 . u.'tsl
veinr lii'jid, Catherine S’a
iti.Tv s,r T|.*1"*” y. - " *
n"W.V"? tyr-
1 !’) *:"•
. -J'i)iir e . 1
n-l’Hrr- c.e'utel m’va ;*.
v« *r« *1 v.
lla v (• l i*' .ti"t('ii X'. ,
'•a-,' , Me* id tie
' i.c"l. tor A»b h' '■■.!*
1 1 \jt *t»*l ! i'i I litis : 1!t»]
“Tb.*n I r ""l v *• v
■ t( t v . • or . you,
(hi 1 i IIL I’X I’S !, X
♦. • 1 -
1 urves ami
1 lint I'cli’ida."'
Mb. r ; p<*‘.‘ -'I'"’
nil lie'll:
, blv
1 I\ 1
Ift’..ret ■
lilt I I'
■ 1 I.pi I
ml la*
to what
; 1 operation'
ii peieir man
■hit«H-t' wh;U.
ahead' and
'Ulif arcard-
m
BUILT TO PROTECT PLOWERS
FOR
I CONSTIPATION
lent harhnr which is free* from, ice all
the* yefir round—theah ep inlet usually
mill'd the Cidf of Kata, but nmv fre-
qijeaifly termed Ibe' Cult af_ Murniau.
The region has definitely li«*lan’ged
to Russia f<ir some five' ce*ntjirh 7 ^,
nnd it is extraordinary that no nt-
tempt was long mini** to utilize It for
commwtjd t>w|ioses. It was, of r/utrse,
very remote from tin* then center of
Russia at Moscow, niul th** difficulties
e»f communication in a virgin country,
even now devoid -nf- -roads, probably
deterred poverty-?tricke‘n and slowly
proKresslng Rttssia from opening a
route' to It. It also lay Close to tfie*
Swedish frontier Clip SivCdlsli'ethpIre
Included Finland up To IMP), ami the
district was frequently ruffled hv
Swedish brigands nnd gimcr+das. In
lo-Tt the missionary Metrofan (St. Try-
plum) founded tin* famous monas-
tery Petefiengn; hut in l*iOO. se*ven
y.-ars nfte*r pis death, this outpost of
civilization wins sacked by the
Swedes and its occupants massacred
to the accompaniment of fiendish tor
tures. The'anarchy of Russia during
th**.early seventeenth century prdve'nt-
**<! colonizing efforts. For centurii'-s
R11 ssia wits content with Archanuel,
Icebound for half flu* year, as her
single outh*t’to the* north; and in the
nlni’teenth century large- sums w**re
expemh'd tifinn the Improvement of
that unsatisfactory port, while* the* I<*0-
free Murman coast was negleeU'd. '
p»•' 1 i t '■ ai I ■ > LL
+—H*—a-f-r*-
is practically un-
or military force.
Supplies. There
ehfintry to he
In-
. ..I.d
A
great. Tin* eoimfr.v
inlialiite'd. so that
must tak(* j tv ervvn
are no roads, ami tin
dravirsul is 1::rtr*'ly nmuntainous,
tels)m*rs«*e 1 with tracts of forest and
marsh, presenting many obd'iele- 10
military operations, apart from tin*
arctic climate. On tin* rnasf, ;t may
In* meritieined, tin* climate* is decidedly
milder.-than in tin*'interior.
Kola, tin* port near Murmansk, vvh«q-e
Americans, British and French marine's
kindl’d in orde*r to pr*»teet munitions
and provisions originally intemleel for
the Russian government, is .situated
at tin* junction of tin* Kola and TuTo-
111:1 rivi.'rn, Refore* tin* war i f had
only about OTSJ Inhabitants, U(;cordlng
to a war ge'ography bulletin'of the Nn-
tionaT' Oeogniphic society.
Tn pence* time's the* chief occupation
of tin* people of Kola is fishing, vyinch
is prof'ilahly followed hy tin* natives
from M^v to August. Kola is well
within the* nrctie I’ircle*,. ln*ing in* lat
itude (3S minutes , r >‘j se >ce me Is. Tt. is
• tnlh s \’v<*‘si'v||ard of AreJiang**!, the
gretit White sea port of Russia.
Tin* Pyninsidn of Kola constiluh-s
tln* v rnaje.r, part oL.wiiat is.kiiowi
Rttsslhn Lnplatnl. It is hound***
tin* tiorfh-hy tin- Arctl** ocean am
tin* sou'll hy tin-' \VdTi11 * sea. Its
equals that of tin* date of X«>W York
and is largely a plateau having an nv-
cragp el**vati"li of 1,000 feet —
r
in,
'V
p
llowe*vi*r, .| o| 11*'
s. 1 * qhei'iii*’’' cu: ; -1.
d< ring about nu n in ge 1
nii’e, "I ceiurse. tor to
un 11 ‘ was 1111 i 1 e• \ ulgar,
I. r aunts had said so.
-presNoel tipop <
a !ee’ alw vs
iad in \v oil -
al. it wasti.’t
i*nde r' aleitit
■ kn‘e*xy that
In \ li:ol ha
lt sin* was a
■ 11 ll’ei X’-.—^+-+1
• f
1 hlngf*’
■ *•< 'atIn rine 1 I
a’lrits in ih*s|»air
n1e"‘i’<* had dafi*a*el tov
d
IP
Mi
it In ''iii** that
Van U ye aid! a sacred ! I .-Kg-yium! sin*
believe*! it. The idea of. a man’s **vt*u
'I. much as toiie iiing tier gave he r shiv-
* is of horror-*e'spe eialiv an ordinary
man of tin* People* l<>r the I’i'ople
weuv terrihly comihnii. ami t’alln*rine
was patrician, very patrician, in le-ed.
Then one afternnon it .so happened
that .\*Uio h:id eti < upied so tmi'di *>f
JoHii's (ii;.«- at id thought that lve Imd
I n "g I e ‘I’U’aI_uIs jot I tVTrel the eai'. so much
Vml an liotlr ?:*t•
r Ji:
pfiiying ragtime* on
(\.Mi
while* that young
<man
him and patted the
* <\ti
nil his broad shoo!
p - f
so that that n
iee 11
l 1
e of mechan
ism sialhVd righi on a hu-yj ro.'sing on
the* avvnue*. It cer aiiiU was e uihar
rsissiug. for Me* ti'aliic poli‘t iaan was
qs soiv ;.s a \v • *i:Vi«i*’» I- rh; :io*’eTe*s.. !l<
calh d Joliti^l ”r’t
nbly leave s,*iiel w >:>.e
if if hadn’t ht'on 'for '
< inn jifoe.nci*.' Put t
not start and tin* ty«t
he 11 i 11 <I*1 h• • 111 while tlie
le phone*.
P anel vva's
rifle's piano
tooef tudiind
ipateel tjlin*
0<'»';isie*nally
li’knwig down to rut) ' " sraemth cheek
against his, white* A. tin* room atniv**
tlios** maiden bulb’s. Imr aunts, i’iim-
tntnipd in solemn «"ofi!’Hr* , nt , <?. .
“And he’s just a efUnrnon h*»untrv;..
I»oy who happens to go t<* <***lli‘ge!”
said Aunt M; Ivina
“I don’t s"«* wl.a' we can do about
it,” said - 'Aunt P.eiftula h**ljV|jessly;
* < sh*‘*s Iwe*ntV 1 > 111 • ;iiiil I s • o* *Vaa
Wye \vMlftilni*ss!” j ,
And ♦•Very now ami tm-n (’atluvrine
fhlll Wve* mn'xri'’ h''Uy. kmin lies imr
Concrete Cvirb Prevc.its inundations
That World Sweep AWay t,:eii
Elccms and Shrubbery,'
•A curl) t.
sin *.ild-ery i'
fore a lioi.j*
is 'how iv i;*
’g‘r:: | til. I’ll ■
side of a hill.
re-w 1:
t U«e
iti -fi
41”)<My la-ax y
Hn* N a*'i 1'in; :
parkway i' 1
cry ra
jKfx.e’i’s an
parkway fie-
rain torr.’ii’'
hying photo-
•< ; -it oil Hit
hav? '/.old th*» -T*;st eTf time.
Purely vegetable. WeiuJcrfuIly
iptfi k to banish biliousness,
headache, indigestion and to
civ. r up a bad complexion.
(Jeninne bears aign^t'Jre
Fvi
■ 11
•am
! r**e
a tie *1)11 of
e"urh iiii to t'n* parkway, sweeping
'away or inundating the growing things
wate*r to run o\er tin*
Mi
1
PALE FACES
Gere-rjlty indicate a lack
ot iron tn the Blood
Carter’s Iron Pills
WilFhelp thO condition
h
ami Wertiid prole
Mi'iigs thau that
‘athe -im '' pat 1 i-
he a ngjhe* .xxtiuld
’i* xx a> |
■ tr,j:!ie’ I
.ije young limly tike
r surprise**] lills’ ;■!;
h< ;'I saLagtziy t•’* bar '
ing: “Ami t!n*v won
• *
„im* out "f this! (’he
a .1 a* tpfib -tipun
hugs hi>
ii'nirmutv
<1
life*.
pe*r>
ah;l
>11 !’’
hA'i
ai'l
e>ii-
iii.g- up
viihior
n
!IH
hecyme
Im
)|’0
and
tfiore .
nary.'
l
on
“I l-r.
.lie'
roar
I'd. “Sw
ing h
r • ’1 urn
-I '
Ml
tie* mill
»tr. *
of
the 1
)l« k 1"
•\i the
(•m b I"
at
•<a
And a'
im
be
•a ve<!
i;;is in:
a ' 'ive*
Weight
l’a
;t Jim
1-lam!
o;i?y
s and gives *- ;
hi'*..:
irdtgit
wife a 1
-ir r . wbi'i’h
Vtlig
ar |rta-;
e tice*. 1
J’j ‘ ft J
-:i\ s'" Uis iM
to
L in e* \y
Itll^ t ll *
1,1<t of M
a- t'.:irf<’ian
«
Van
Wives,
/il'vxeW ,
'4
%
1
Kills
Chills
Wef«Sai j
Go <1 foi Kdlaria. C(m9tip&tk)n }
bilioushoss —a fine* Pune.
^ Guarar.tcod or money back {
-V-rk %fou: dealer
k Behrens Dni jj Co..Waco.Tcx.']
Xjfc ./-.g’Aueg* AaJ’hrfiarria. . -Vu.
Murman Railway to Alexandrovsk.
This state of things lasted until
tile beginning of tin* twentieth century,
whi*n a naval station was tardily in
stalled at Ekaterina harhnr, a hay tit
the mouth of the Oulf of.Kola. A rail
way to connect thls^slngl** Ice-free
Russian port with Petrngrnd was pro
jected, blit, in the' usual dilatory Rus
sian fashion, remained ;t p'rojeu-t until
the early part of lfib r >.> ..Then the
closing of the* entrances, to the* Raltlc
auaiit'l tie* ha* -
*H*
*•:. r e.iae
TTTrrmtre
FIRMLY BELIEVE IN CHARMS
til.1 PrfrmT
, I TT
<[iing the heavy e/r
'Y"U otighta I’" On
r uf Mm heavy
dached hlinst’i*
leM: -d iivf
Impossible to Shake Faith of Inhabi
tants of Some Parts of Rural
England. '
the
■j
and the Rlafik s«*a;iHiul the eonsequen-t
Isolation of Russia,'" awaki ne'T't-h*' id-
lies to the necessity of utilizing the*
port, and with feverish energy„the rail
way was pushed forwanl across the “ ’’
700* miles of wild and desolat** 7 coiTn- lV •
try—foresfi lake, mountain, and srfowv
steppe—which lie between Petrngrnd V ,. UU '' ’
and Kola. Thousands of workmen
Superstition dies hard, ami tn
ntif eif-the-uay rural efistrie’ls of T:ng-
land the people still have a firm be
lief, in herbs ami 1 harms as a run* for
thevarious ills.
In Cheshir**, perhaps, such supersti
tions are most numerous, and a native
will tell yPu. that hedgehogs nr** use'-
ment should never he* applie'd with the
as that one is v.ij^uiious,
and that a eliild's nails slmuld newer
TgTTTJTr
mn o: ilie-wuy.
tlie* fori’i*. with
them shoulder.'." The* jioTie’enmn
grinned his M an!;' 1" Jim Rraml as
they l'id led M-i"! A ; ..;*»' up to the etirh. 1
Piii .Tiiirdidy !n :g 1 h*'e 1 ami waved iii'
hand in a half sahiteus th**4*ther \\(*nt
hack fm bis joh/ -
“Thank you very niue-h imh*e*d," sjijylJ^
patbe;■ ritre fttTt>dy .s .»!jn prand 1 itrimd
t«.- bi’r wirlrii.i' liay .in bis hand, ajud
her i*ye' as she siii in tin* ear woiv hI-
i*.e -! Im a le-ve! w itb bi'own. His first i
lU'iugdU was that 'li
fit'll tv~’iT 'h' had a list I * * more* life* to
her. j . ».
—She*’! I I * • 1 x o t’e* g»<—t-o—l be<—garu go.
miss.'” eifl'cnel Jidin iiuekhr— *
“i'll g**t voii a taxi." srrrih'd .John
WORDSWORTH'S EARLY HOME This Extra Curb Was Built to Protect
Parkway Fioxvers From Inundations.-
House in. Enql'-sh Village of Cocker.
meutb, Where Poet Was Born,
Is Still Standing.
('oi'kermouth is ope of [those Fug-
4i'b villages of -lak**-4-<'4iv.iU y\ here
you feci that yop would like to sp'-ml
your declining v";lrs in a e'eitlagi’ with
tlm ini'vitabb* Engiisli ivy ami a gin •
; thm (le ■) e 1 11 11 1 \X il ll I 'I If leg's 'of p"Q-_
witikb* and other e)h!-f:ishioii"'l t!o\\"rs.
A river folloivifig a txvi-;e*d course
thrimgli (’ocktiunofith m 111»1 • • t».’s the'
... , /ieae’V’fii!. I ra 1 k todi.iture* atniospliere of
would.baV" be*(>n f
tb** vijh’ige.
You ’might easily spemP'Otue Jim *
hi <’ockVruioulIl bi’fore* >0.11 'ikyoyered
tiiatjt Wits Word'We itirs~*ti , frtlq dace.
The historic home is still standing, the
in its path. 'Hiis having ex e urreai se*v
oral times the owner of tin* propen>
*h*elel* <1 mi f lie * _ extra curb ns 11 means
of pre vention.
'I III* i nrlT I' l<" lleel at tile* -Upper e*ud
of tbe* parkwny 4 at an angle* to the
grad** off the 'tr 1 *e*t.••so tbnt when tin*
water ruslws down the* giitteT aiid
w ii sin's i)\ er'tb
the. extra guar<L ami is driven , back.
Tile* Hi 1 rTi tS' fflViTUI '•* Teel ' in. length, d
fn<‘.b*-> in tbiekn*ss. ajni frotiL.fi to PJ
ine bes in 'b<’i,gbt. ll i> made, of . con
crete with a sumoM) finish.’to matrli
tlie, sidewalk.
. _iLLui..e_ liiis 1 ‘XU;a. euci)—wo+s—pnit—hr
placem Un* (biw«*rs have*" not suffered
uffy Anklet.
iv educes Strained,
Lymphangitis. Tall Kvir, Fistula,
Bails, Swedimys; Stops Lameness
ar.d allays pain. Heals Sores, Cuts,
Bruises, Boot Lhafes; It is a
Ufi ANTISEPTIC kKO GERMICIDE
rreet edging tl Mrikeit " ll,L
Does in)* Mister or remove tiic
ha:rand !ior*e can be worked. Pleasant to use.
50 a bottle, delivereil. Describe your case
for special instriictioiis and Hook f> R free.
A list :RBIN-<’ . Jit., nine tic llmairnt lor Diinkma. *♦-
S»nlle-ii X>in< l oftfgi-
Pric*
Iriip* rcquir-il it in ifplicaaon.
II 2S ret Iwiille it .fcalcri or <ifli7frcd.
W. F.YOUNG. P. 0. F..310TempiaSt .Scrtnufleld. Nltn.
lti'anel., Il<* eiiel so, ami hambd her into
,satin* stolid.
from rains.—'Popular Science Monthly.
were levied to construct it, and in
little more than a year con municatlon jj
was established. But. tin* mortality
among the workmen was enormous, as
was unhappily too frequently the case
with the gigantic, engineering feats
ho C.U.t during Un* first ynrr of its life, "It -most' naturally by tjtkitig firm bold j
ur 4l_will glow up light lingered. of,her arm. And tm Vi»:mg inarf bad
Most curious, however, are the cures ever 4»e*fe *!•«• take*n hobl of Curb "rind's
ubstfintlni P.ritsisli n*si-
5
, (ban e wbori^ tb" j)(""f spopt the. greater
jaat t of Ids box hood. • —
Tlie. house is dei'idcdlv aiiopn* for.a
, . . __ stijelout of liooks and not at ; ll iTi<**sort duefive plants will not,.'and
1' 1 • 'i 11 in* n. 1. «1 for u hoopingCoiiglir^: A arm. Frm tlm taxi sin* I<-;ii.I”e'M:T t u |, ir |, \v„rdsw ^'Mi. th" miluro ib voto**,- vation is required for
would’ have chosen In uliiHi to grow <>i' pest
IS IDEAL
Soap 2T><\, < hnlinont 2T> A Vk? . Tjioam 2T>r. S,»rnp!©
wach nia letl f roe Ivy ‘r a, -Dv'ptT E, Boaton '*
lock of hair should be' cut -from'the
sufferer's head, and put into a hole
arid thanked bim agiHu. sniilin:
Mttle”Vxcjredly for this was
an a«l
our
at Rohianov or Murmansk, ’ some *lis-
place^-Avas Jn
which. excited
Russia. ’
The railway runs through Kola, at
the head of the gulf, and terminates
Ittnrmar
lance further on. uTtfs
1914 a small fishing" hamlet, hut (ms
-by n*iw grown Into a place of soine
6.00Q inhabitants. Trv tin present cha
otic state' of_ Russian affiohtistratlon
It is governed hy seven disHiu't coun
cils or boards, of which the principal
one', the regional count'll, M*x*>rclses a.n
gem ral .supervision over the town nnd
the province. This council is stated
as being friendly In feelin
admiration 5 in Loro*! in the hark of a mountain ash, venture. Th m,- MiiVi’miining all her
towards
"A~n.
ufier which the hole should be ( Josed.
The xChooivjyiir vanish in tiireedays
under this treatment.
Mjijiy HtrarYge cures -nr** suggested
for ague. In Lincolnshire, for Instance,
the method is very elaborate. The suf-
fe rer should get up at sunrise ouMhe
.first day -of tho- ntontby* making sure*
his vpockeM are empty, take a carving
knife that he has bought and used hitn-
s"lf, plunge.it into an ant hill, and
twist the knife as tnahy times as lie
lus had fits. Then, .lying fiat on the
face, with-headmpointing to. the sun,,
he .sheodd breatiie as nuinv times us
'■;ihP “Were you gmug
Perhaps'! could elr*>]» you"
the allies. The plitce is, inde**d., iiram/he has suffered Into tlm-hole tn^tho
.tically dependent for. food and i)tbe*r mu bill, and th**n return home, speak-
n**cessaries upon supplies furnished ing no word until Ite has broken hi a
by the allies hy sea; and’this vital fast, ■ t
fact doubtless Influences tb** govern--
courjige, - she
elowntiV-vn?
soTfiewliere,’!
. So Jim P.fiml gift in beside Imr and .
theW.i-qlleel il-i'wil tilt* avenue, at h-nglll !
'topping jn fTontiof -Hoidierine's boine. f
“I—I was ri’iillv on my way'up-
tmv-n,—-e’oii.1'Jim llranil. hmmu-
ously, “bin 1 w. rg."d 1.1 »* ri !.; •/ Mi
you.”
Catherine didn’t kfiow xxhat to say to
JbaJ, so .'b>* just looked—ami fbeii
looked away, w.iiii(it-rih4 if **ilb»*r of lie*:'
mats was ob'«‘rving.tlie tableau as sh
ir'd tk*'stiango yeettig man stood the*t\{^
up tiny-walk. -/., .-
“You’re..pot "’u tided, are you?" in
. skv,!. »
• “I. 1 shi’idd .be'"- -J' ■ enteur*d tie
m
• ! Mtrne'el 1 Wi> for. o t! *»*titin
Keep 0own the Weeds’.
Weeds will "thrive* even when pro
no 011 Iti-
1 dumper crop
All that- either 1 or both of
up. The. yard ami gjuj!e*n. bowevet;. them desire is to be left alone. . Then
make up for*tin' njrpo .J<.*• gray stomy tlie weeds• \\ ill e hoke* the* plairts and
walls. It is a shfi'Vu yaid, surroTthdeji the* jmsis will dpvotir .tluynu am) the
by a low stotn* fene^u ... " \
The Word'W eita li ■ftwtse ■ is not
shrine for the lit- rati to inspect nnd
write verses' of.'appreciation on the
x
W.
N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 41-1916.
... , y . L
M.
for
No-Special Standing. _
An AimaTeatn woniau^Mm is a Y
Awexrki'r- in L*m<h>u— ve^iches
tin* folIoxvinir stju v : A
A newly ^arrived-’ Aiimi'inm sailor
niej a, first eiraft frienel_a.t. khv-liagle*
hut In the* ■'Strand. • /,
walls, or -iziT tla lr names in u ledger
along with tin* aulographs ot famous
xi'ito'rs. am) tourt-ds. It is a. quiet
hyino, as’ in til" poet’s'day, a - hotnj*'
which you Weiu.td pass a *loz.en tiim'S
without su pe t ting it had been tlie
liirthtihitV "I su b a famous ljr.-mn.—
(---! iicago Da i Py NevuSi
. -e 1 . -V -
■^r.-meiHT7‘Tyrmr:
tlie weeds will
the* pesjs will
garden will linis+r the-srr.son a wreck
ft—ns far- as its appearance and produc
tivity are coneerm'd. This causes a
criminal waste,at a time when no
waste can fie tol**raffutr ft is u wuxte—!ad:< s?’’
of.tin* seed that has been planted; it "Hub’- refilied .like-:
ts a wasfi'Yif tb*> labor that has planted tm'et them <uv\ wti.wahi'y
stnel. cultiyjUed-Xt. and it is a consequent hie I” 1 - ■
v.iis.to of tin* crops that should have
“Hello, Jake!" said Mm funner, “I
suppose noxx lhat you’re* living in Lon
don. you’re* meeting -quit** a lot of titled
“ymi don't
wait at ta-
been gathered in th** fall.
gate
Ing body. .*. V,
Life in this outf*ost is furious]y^ur-
tWieial. There are no shops nr h*v
Forgotten the Driver.
Mrs. ’ Manager was about to
on a jfie nic with her; fatnily.
L"i me* >ec, here, ar- a wraps
Imre's The lunch juisk. : .iierc's -the
O' I'l Uul--. iinel—lod'e.la—.a-. ..lolliillw—ul
L For Mildew. / , *
An ola* -.Scotch gtinlener saysvfior -
plants subject - to • mildew Ya'ke t\\o
starT tnlilespoonAfis of sulphur arid a like
Sfeemed So.
■ . ■•-' *t— ....... -
“There jire a good many ups" jind
<b*wiis. in this war." “An* you refer*
ring,'.ku airplanes or 'UhHiarines?”
More than has. i(.*ej)
coUected in Internal revenue'tux*in-
telsf the councils distribute food and j clnding^ income aj^l.• -i»xce*-s»j)ri fits
1 1 j* Mill
C v»ign lodgings to pew arriuils; - Thy faxes^ f«*V yj-ol ; r. . <-
cost of living Is Jaw, hut houseroom ceeils l.v oA-er -$100,00i.uua tin* » sti-
U ftcaroely otitutnahle. Wages are . mates uunle it few months ug«*. and hy
enormously high—1,009,rubles a month over ^liCjOptni.OOO the estiinuies nm«fe
for locomotive drivers. 000 f*»r prdi- a yearTigo-wheu the reveuue mciLsuma.''-JAitcrsHFdw^filn ’he e^flv Manager- "Met in 1 I
aarv workmen, 375 for dock laliorers. were pussetf by congress. , *7 ‘ j suid^fit and Wandered ubout jjm something else 1" *>.•
'lt! b I etlgIV Vi"’• ’le Mh* '•
v 1.• fw*- -v S’.' aT'TFv lii.-t?
’ y r • !P-1’*’•• - I
• fin rh »t*t -; tI ■ ! tts<».";
•oeTIiex >• " |fji’ 'i|JU:Ve *"i v U'jj
luring’ :'m‘ early le ar*-, hefei**
up, t,. .j,,. ,qtx titl» tie* be'f
. ” ; ‘UmbrHlfts. I think W"-**-- g'd every- liquid. Into bet fb y,.a^tj* cork.
< uHe* .’-thing,’ .'.cd v 't.’:'. 1 n-.-xL,;, ha'ven 1 T’se* one* p'tirt .of .this stoe k’ sHution
ei V.I r Toi;gettell anythin,:, have xe?"
ijf. ,-mi;m 1 u< 1 i*i *• *».. i.ay *|e*at
pqrk'
\ xxis" man do**"' not b<*lie*ve aU he
• i , • ' . — ^ ’•'V"
, hears, and a,fool Iw'lii^vesdi good many
cpmhtity nf air-slaked lime and boil for things h<* doesn’t bear. — "
ten mjntites in five aml a half pints <if •
water, stirringjCatainmuisly, Allow to
>•""}. and w b"n—TfHert ; ptepr off the
. r
TCfoVe’* TasO'tfM chtll Tonic
T -n-ey >H TT.-i’nT’by punty.ng'
tTi^'DlOod. cih mh>ii fet** tat
rtchinv tli'** blood,
eBitiif, InsiKoru'inj) KiTe-e'
Pni’et >»-i;
tmr; ea-~
Hlreagib-
to l(K ; t piii (s--oF W;,jf r. ■ .
I’Jants likely "to be affected shoiifd
••Shall 1 get m ti"W, ipy *jeur ‘ sal*
*’he’r busfignil, pulling ..11 bis driving .In* syringed evfrj th •• weeks, nnd.
, .1‘hllippine
tmplcnl efiti
nave/ n
gl«*VCS. * —N- _ ---—Xl
I “Why. yes. of eoarsel" lieaiuetDilrt 1 ■
knew there as/
mildew then will seldoitf^! appear.
I’hints hajjtll.v- affected before tr»*utment
luivf te* besyriliged. three times in sue-
oesslnn. ' '
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
No 'inart.n* — Jb»t Ky«* Covlar*. f > rnu U
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