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K. Hpf . . *7 7 -1 V BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, 80UTH CAROLINA ^ RAOK In, Calomel Users! Listen To Me! r r a . :• . ■ ~ r—v. ‘ . ■ . -vir Your^druggist gives bjick your' money if itidoifesn’t liven your liver jind bowels and straighten you up without making you sick- r ' V-j Oar Part in Feeding the Nation UPSET STOMACH PAPE’S OIAPEPSIN AT ONCE ENDS SOURNESS. GAS, ACIDITY, INDIGESTION. iSpeoial lnformatfyn Service, United States Department- pt AsrrUulture.) ■ / T i . . ? r a THOUSANDTH FARMERS’ BULLETIN ISSUEB. «/■ 1 i L...V. Ugh! Calomel makes you sick. It’s horrible! Take a dose of the dangerous drug tonight and tomorrow! you may lose a day’s work. Xalomel Is mercury or quicksilver which causes UfecrosLs of < the bones. Calomel, when it comes Into contact with gojir bile, crashes into it, breaking It up. This is when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you are slug gish and “all knocked out,” if your liver is torpid and bowels constipated or you have headache, dizziness,-coat ed tongue,breath is bad Or stdmaeh sour, Just try a spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone tonight. » Here’s my guaranteo~-Go . to any drug store and get a bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone for a few cents. Take a The Reason. "My parting always uses a fountain pen. -4 ’ “Perhaps that, is why ho lias such a flowing si vie” . v Expert at It. ' "lit 1 seems,devoted at.to tils wife"." “Naturally. Thar”is'Major-Buttons | of the camoutlage corps,” fc j_ ' - * . > • ■' ,Gpr>v»’» Ta«telp«n ctiill Tonic rMMws vitality an! «*m tw-v l>y purlfTirnr ana on ri«-hinK the blood. Yoij can noon fee: its Strength voting, lnvlKoratin« Kff,*et. Price (JUci A n act res s_«I oesn’t abl !IV>: f:irt> well. •»n her farewell tour. spoonful and if it doesn’t straighten you right up and-make you fe^l fine and.vigorous I want you to go hack to the store and get your mbnejL Dod son’s Liver Toniy-iK destroying the^sale o(\ cftlomel ficcadse i*tfs real liver medicine; entirely vegetable, therefore it cannot salivate or make you sick. T I guarantee that one spoonful of jDodson’s Liver Tone-will put your sluggish liver to work aiid clean your bowels of that sour bile and consti pated waste which is clogging your svst ;m and making you feel miserable. f guayan^ce -that a bottle of Dodson’s Liver TVme will keep your entire fam ily feeling line for monthsV Give i.t to your children.’ It is harmless; doestVt gripe and they' like its pleasant taste. Permanent Sufferer. “I don’t like the way this road is run.” said the Irritable passenger. “What rigid, have you to kiek,-com pared to me?” said the conductor. "You, iiiake this nip un.ee in a \ \ X X / & %A Oj. %: V sc I •MNfJK' Mi*** f l-i m «8j m .-\c y Don’t stay ppset 1 When meals don’t fit and you belch gas, aeidsyhml undi- pested foot!. When ymi feel lumps of Indigestion pain, flatulence, heartburn or headache you onn get instant relief. 7 f V ') v- ite- Some New Department of Agriculture Publications With Decofated Covers. only’ bjiWj fo \* fi rte.r" , Oranulafcd Eyo’l.lda. Stic*, Inflamed Fyo* relieved over night by B arra fi Ev« Balsam.- One trial prove* its rtierlt, A«tv. St. Louis' Las abolished" German names of five streets. » Irr poiiant-to Mothers Examine* carefully every bottle of CASTOIUA, that famous o\d remedy for infantsj^^d children, and see that it Bears the Signature of| In Use for Uver&O Years. Clrildron Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria Every Woman.. Maud ‘ I'Wer v wuwmt- wants TV en large her sphere,’’ Beatrice—'‘True; but not tier circumference.” BULLETINS GAIN FARMERS’ FAVOR Many Photographs and Attrac-. tive Exteriors Used to Make • Information Effective. POWER IN PRINTED MATTER WEAK KIDNEYS MEAN A WEAK BODY When vmi’re fifty, ynnr IkhIv begins Ito creak a Kltle at tin- hinge* /Mofidn i- ■ore alow ami delil>erate. *-%'<>% so young m 1 us*'d to tie" is a frequent ami unwef tonic thought. Certain iw.dil*' functions •I>on which good health and good spirits nn much depend, lire impaired. I’he weak *pot is generally the bladder. Unpleasant nymptom* . si*nv thon-4ei\'j. Painful and annoying complications in other organ? arise. This is particularly true with el derly people If you only know how, this trouble can I e obviated. For over 2iH) veirs GOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil lias Lieen relieving the in- convtnsnee ami pain due to advancing ▼ ears, it is 1 stamkird, old time .home remedy? !TWl meed* nn introduction. It is now put up in odorless, tasteless capsules. These are easier and more pleasant to take than the oil in bottles. • Each capsule contains alout one dose of five drops. Take them just like you would any pill, with a small swallow of water. They soak into the system and throw off the poisons wfiich are quaking you old be fore vour time. They -will quickly relieve those stiffened joint*.’ that backache, rheu- mafisin, Tunil/igo, scitica, gall stones, grav* I, “brick dusff’ etc. They are an etfeetive r«.‘medy ffir all diseases of the bladder, kidney, liver, stomach and allied organs. ' \ ’ i GOLD. MEDAL Haarlem Oil r.ipsW* cleanse jthe kidneys and purify the blood. ’ ~They frequently i*;ird (iff attacks “of the dangerous afid fatal diseases of the kid neys. They have a lu nehciil effect, and often completely cure the disease* of tim lioddy organs, allied with the blaydcr ind kidneys. If you are troubled, w J itli sorenc.-.- aerosji the loins or with "simple” aches afi<rji<nn~ in the back take warning, it may be the preliminary indication* of some dreadful malady which can be Warded off or cured i* taken in time. Go to vour druggist today and get n box of GO LIT MEDAL Haarlem Oil l apsides. Money refunded if -they do not hi'lp you. Three si/os. GOLD MEDAL are the pure, original imported Haarlem Oil Capsule*. Accept No. Substitutes—Ally. Scientific Facts Told in Popular Form and Short Sentences Are Replac ing Intricate and yerbbse - Language. • quests for thorn by the score at;e re , Cei.vod from town women who, have soon thorn in neighbor,s’ homes. Those are not all the publications of the department. During the war a number of circulars and, pamphlets having a direct hearing on winning the StnjgglV-a'.v being Dsilcd. Then tLx4'-e,.'.--Hse py•<»fi-ssiotml- .hitHotitis. dealing in less popular, form with re searches into the science of agricuL- tore. In ad+hiidn tiiore are Several Be rial puhiications and the jmnual r<*- pof-is jiiei oiiu-r eonri'cssional publica tions, includiwg th*» department year book and reports of Soil surveys. The policy of reducing in size and making more readable, has been ex tended through all these classes. Lists of awiilabl**- bulM-Hisp from* j which selections can bo made, will bo sent to interested persons bli request to the departmenV. ‘ pr*. jJL ' ‘ “T~ Ko waiting! Pape’s Dlapopsin will put you on your feet. As soon ns you oat one of those pleasant, harmless tablets hi! tin* indigestion, cases, acid ity ami stoma< h dHir; *-s on'!*;. Your .^druggist soils idn-ttr. Aoy. Retort Courteous. “There are some ugly features -about this place of yours.” ' \ “I know It. If you look In the glass yondpr, you will see some of them." rj - v* * When Pahv tv Teething (JROVB S MAHtY imWKL MHItR'lNH will eorreet the Stnraaeh nnd Bowel tmable*. IVrfeetly harm less. See directions on the bottle. Washington .may get limltfd service army men as firemen. flSTHMADOR GUARANTEED — TO INSTANTLY RELIEVE ASTHMA OR MONEY RtFUNDEO — ASK ANY DRUGGIST I HRQPSY TREATMENT, nive. qclrx rellrf. wiivi vl s.x.n n moTM (welling and thort Had to Give Up Work Mr. McMurray Was In a Bad W«y Until He Used Doan's—T hey Brought a Quick Cure. Pi K. McMurray, 48 W. Hickory St., Chicago Heights, III. say* "I was al- wayk ,a -trong man ooiil I was taken with kidney trouble. I worked* iuanr yfirs n/k a blacksmith ..g^d this work brought the trouble on. When I stooped over there was a grinding pnm in my Vtack and' I couldn't straighten up for four or five -minutes.- Some times it took me half an hour to put on my sitoea^ I got so bad, I had to Ly off work for day's at ~Mtime.. Often I would have to get up a m mm dozeiri times at night to fir. nciUUf ^ass the kidney sectS*^ tioas, and they burned Like fife. My feet- swelled, and .at tinier they burned so that it fieemed I was standing on a hot stove. ‘ I had *j>* !!* of gasping for breath and dizzy spells, too, and my health failed rapidly. I was told that my w-orking days wefe over, but Doan's Kidney pills were brought to by attention and before I had rn^-d one box, I began to feel relieved. I 1 -pf on and Fry the time I had used ten boxes, I was absolutely cured. All pain* left my. backhand Other symp toms of kidney trouble disappeared and I C It. a* ''’Adi -anjl stioiig as, ever.” ^“£'ib8Cril<'i1 'and ft'i'ovr to before me this vik- .1 itiy 1917." ■, • DAVID H. HHAPIRO. A’obwv Public, Gat Doaa’s at Any Star*, 60c n Bos DOAN’S V?XV FOSTER MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO, N. Y. A i'-ts ng and thort mio»I for dmi«r. Try It. Trial treatment nil Mill, by mall. THOMAS C. CftECN tan,' OMATSWOSTM. •«. breath. Naror heard of lta .Try IL Trial , Write V> OR Cotton Seed FOUR BALES PER ACRE The re< r<l of Vandiver's Heavy Fruiter Cotton KWiy-fc., .i m»ke p»onf. Fort j-i>i t per c*-nt lint; 1VS IrchsUii' • No boll weevil*. Fo e fnriu a.I diaeaaa. Jkesist dr oiths and winds. K ir ieat big boll. TV# cvtbvn that beat* the boll wei*vil. All seel glnnnd arid coli'-d on oor pnvate mattfatnery* We ongl- Hated this wonderfnl rotton. W rite for fucta and pjoofs from tour own stau>. Special nrlce on »ead t for early, deirrcry VANDIVER SEED CO.. Lavooia. Ga. FROST PROOF Cabbage Plants Early Jer-tey end Charleston Wakefield, 9w cession an>l Flat Dutch By eypress, 500; fl tR; l,onn, fi (10; 6,<W0 at fi 75; 10.000 and up at «1 Ja F. O. B. I. rre. By Parcel.Poet, prepaid, 100, Me; 1 ,OUO. S’Z.."*). Wholesale and retail. D. F. JAMISON, SUMMERVILLE, S. C., W. N. CHARLOTTE, NO. 47-19TS. in the *f» of agrlcuhr-vi 4* * ar.jipifc-jjAr U » Acid-Stomach Victims , Weak, Unfit, Depressed and don’t know It I ThHrc are minions of auch peciile—weak, tiling, tired, w>rn out and "all in" before the day 1* half gone—Unties* and Indifferent TO tlielr anr- rcffindlnga—often with arhes aud pain* all oTer the body—woefully linking In physical power and* incntai vigor -pale, emaciated just drugging out a jveary eilstence. Nine out of' every ten of these people are unconscious victims of arid stomach. Thousands upon thbusands of people who are subject to atta+ks of lndlgo-tion and biliousness, who are nervous, mel un holy, menially depressed; who suff-r from rhcuinatlsin, Inmliagn or sclarlca —yes, even many of those ‘who have catarrh, ulcer,.or e.ancer of the stomach — If the trouble Is traced to Its source. It will ofteir bei. found, to tie Just acid-stom ach. For these are only .some of the ail. lucutH that are caused by what the doc tor* call superneldliy, which la another name for sour or acld stopiach. What, you want to know atwve all else Is how to (intckly rid yourself "Of e*- " cess ;icld. A wonderful modern remedy called ATONIC literally wlpea It- out. It docs tlw work easily, speedily and- naturally. It makes the*stomach pure, sweet, cool and comfortable. If helps you get full strength out of every mootli-_ ful of good you eat; apd unless you DO got full strength from your food you cannot enjoy robnst, vigorous health. ’ . ’ ! i tu -u ' You out to L1VC. Vour life depends on the strength you get from your food. ■ Th 're Is no other way * KATONIO 1st In pleasant tasting !:•)• let form—Just liter a ’«t of candy. We urge you—no matter what you have tried —take Eatonlc Just one week and find out for yourself how wonderfully fiu- proved you will feel. S. e bow qui kly K \TONlC! hanlshes the Immediate yf fe«'t« of s<Ud slotnaeh — Moat, heartburn, belching, -'food-repeating, sour., *--gassy- stomach. Indigestion, etc. Nee too, how. quickly your general lieu 11h Improves - how much more y/ui relish your food - how much more etffellj it is digeated —how soiindly you sleep—liow nerEousnAss and 'Irritability disappear. And all simply because by taking F.ATO’CIC you have rid your stomach, of a lot of eteess add that has been holding you hack and mak^~ lng your life .miserable. EATOJtlfl I* absolutely harmless. It can be taken by the most delicate. Tens-- of thousanda of people who have used It •re enthusiastic In Its praise. EATONIO Is absolutely guaranteed, so get a Mg Me box from your druggist. If It does not help you-your money will he refunded. If your druggist does' not keep E.VTONIO, send your name and address to the Eatohle Remedy Company, lMH S. Wabash \vp., Chicago, 111., and they will •t once mall you a 60c box and you can send them The money.for It after you re ceive It. n 'When n locomotive engineer makt < nis tlpuistimlth run he remembers the <!uy. When an actor plays his tbou- s,-)iniih niqhf he. rings'the date on the c-jilt nn:ir The thousandth'In anything is iV>teworthy, It . was that Unit'd States department tun* !* • tv’was fnore than,ordinary in-i* te.re.st when Farmers’ Bulletin No. 'Hhkj recently was made, ready’ for |iuhlic distribution. ' • \ There was no effort to rnpke No. loon a hulleiin- of signaj moflnent, one that wotild 'he read from cover to cov er abd from const to coast. In fagt, •♦Crop Systems for Arkansas," which is fhe name ef No. 1000, will have a rather limited distribution, because the inJorrmTtion it contains is of value in oirit a part of .fhe United Stqftes. But til the same, No. IUOO Is noteworthy, not only because it is.No. 100ft.'but be- 7tTusiz.it is 41 sample of’the products of a new policy under which departy ment nf. agriculture publications are being gotterT “but. add tliat aims to make"'them not only informing and de- p« inlahle^ but attractive and interest- •fng, aiul. tlwrefore, effective. . —t Bulletin Has Innovations. No. 1000 has an illustrated cover page, similar in clwraeter to “those that Invite perusal to all farmers’ bui lt tins now being issued. It has illus trations inside that seek not only to break the lines of type, hut to demon strate something better than the type can tell about it. This is not to say. i CORN A CHAMPION CROP t I “ Torn, on a given area, will pro *<• du’ce piori' human food than any £ ether crop fOmmonly grown on 4* American farms. This erojt ^ j" heads the list in units of energy 4* + produced*j)er acre, and is ahead tf ^ o| all other crops, except navy J 4* beans and soy beans in tissue- q> building material. In tin' latter 4* element stiy beans far outclass all other crops,, slH»wing nearly j twice as much protein per aero 4* 4* i j* as navy. l>eans r which rank sec- Jj. + ond in this regard^ ’ T, X t ,. Tiie dairy cow is the most efti- 4- dent of farm animals in the pro- + 4* ductiqri ju£ human -food <mttR) '4* X and the hog is tlie most,efficient j 4* in the conversion of grain into 5 5 meat, producing five times as jE j* much f>er acre of crops as does 4* jf, any other animal. f . X + , These facts and others are 4* 4* told in the United States Depart-" % j paent of Agriculture’s Farmers', j 4* Bulletin 877, “Human p'ood «f ^ From an Acre of Staple Farm 4- Products,” which gives an acre- • 4. J for-acre tJornparison of the food )£ t of various crops and an- 4- X Hfial products. 4* a* ^ Reducing F^ire Danger. The fire hazard should he considered that previous bulletins have not been effective and have not* contained in- . ... . r * - ,, , , A .. „ ■ 1A . . in the location and construction of all forming illustrations. But it is lie- . . w fixed.- that on the aven'ge -.fanners’ new farm buil(Jihgs. 5L11 ... ,, . ... --.-T-.-.. famrbuildings are so locat bulletins now an- hutting .bettorstruct,'4 ,h,.t any fir. f': r '-r'f'TC bcr'an». every effort-is , k ln (mo h„„„| w „ wlM being made to “put across” in. popular ajm imiMolllilK (orro.tbe JSri^HarttMtrfor. ^ wb ,. n n ,. w buuU( ,,„i is h „ arullon developed by the scientists of orected „ N worth . K ,,„pl lt V, t the department. ; ^groups of and con- h might be the whole 'Bulletins have been shortened • irla- teriallv. Historical notes bnv<\ been largely.''liniinated. Lajin phrases have been dropped except ift rare instances when they are inserted in parentheses to help Identify syine insect or disease easily Confused. Shqrt sentences, are replacing intricate and verbose lan guage. These changes carry out the impression given by. the 'attractiy'e_Cf ) Y- -,.ers, which were adopted fpr the mere consider placing it where it will l»o reasonably safe from fire starting in,' any other budding and'where it will not he a menace to other buildings. UVmcrete construction is being used on-many farms, and it is especially desirable for sifi^kehouscs, ineuhator , •rooms,'and'any other sTnall liuihlings which are exceptionally subject to loss by fire. The first cos’t^of a well-con- strudftd concrete bnilding generally , , ....... will be greater than that of a wood purpose Of advertising the wan*. «-Tj»IMI B * of Uu- ntw «l». but ll.« coo- the department to be. found inside. rrptp As Age Advances the Liver Requires occasional slight stimulation. CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS correct CONSTIPATION SmaD Pill, Small Dose, Small Price But Great in its Good Work [Carters HTTLE IVER PIUS. m. Genuine bcar9 si^a lture found inside Jhis is proceeding on Ifie assumption tbitt-people in general arc not so keen about reading government publications —no matter how’ auHtorjtatrve—t+rat they will sit up nights doing it when something much more attractive is m-w-K.. at --"'ll." ' ? . v '' Recently tjie department has issued Severnl f;;’-n}prs* bulletins which are strictly ^ii n valions—fiicture books'. They are i it so complete in pictures pf farm op, : at' ms jlifit they Igive a ibotior, j)i« tui • Crete will last practically forever, and will seldom i*:od paint or repairs. A fire in- sui h' a building can do hut s 1 i ghb damn tie, to t h e_ ,L» uildlng Ltsclf. and there is very little likelihood of its spreading, tp; any of the adjoining buildings. l*: wiili ITontifW/ 'Value *4 WM Profit or 114% !TonofCo«l\\ Value • 7.00 Profit f.25 or 3 Vz% Cleau Up * If y'mfhad M <>ui)l( (•uty'tirrns, or , .ml’ disr,.| iVTeet v.kt-.n 1 truirthed—,, son- you can-^rh, confiMlling these Colorless or Pale Faces h'ood‘ ,i “ tethe ab f scncc of lro . n in a condition which will be greatly helped by Carter’s Iron Pills a CtS "hpfdiy, tint F • sl*"\v limni short • lbs—tn- r -"Tfdn tl X . . opera 1 iojis. with \enou_'h ex- e'in^nious farm- to-'the lahor sit- SOLD FOR SO YEARS. Far HUAR1A,CHIUS and FEVER. 4tso * ,,Nr ,T, ' NGT "'"- INC TONIC. AH DnM They ai> s.uggi Iiianatl- rf to enah b er togie.iust his*'W( *'• linn >f war tine • __ Valuable in Cities, Too. The farmers’ bulb i rn ;ire issued to blip fa'injers and ijF • families -in theif daily tasks, but some of them are said iw '•(?, quite as _*gtJmd>le to the city fittm ; y. As • instAttc**, take Hie bulletins dealing Will fa.nfting methods, tlie common household ■K9 and lnfW>, and \vays a oT‘>crt- l »'.*iulctitly using various foods. Re ar £rea» pests 7 iving tlie garden a tin < !' : riLi.ig til - fail. Mar .* -eels tlrnt fiaai on gar diseases tliai affect v tlirenigh the \> nter pro Garden. with potato-hug;*. ' ''b'hi sea- rfit MwarfU *•year by igh liiujse- ind< ml ire . ..Tops and dies pass ii by or on \ Why Compare Beef and Coal Profits? ■ , . 7~— ■ v Swift & Company has frequently stated that its profit on beef averages only one- fourth of a cent a pound, and hence has practically no effect on the price. Comparison has been made by the Federal Trade Commission of this profit with the profit on coal, and it has pointed out that anthracite coal operators are content with a profit of 25 cents a ton, whereas the beef profit of one-fourth of a cent a pound means ~ a profit of $5.00 a ton. *. The comparison does not point out that anthracite coal at the seaboard is worth at wholesale about $7.00 a ton, whereas a ton of beef of fair quality is worth about $400^00 wholesale. i To c«rry the comparison further, the 25 cent profit on coal is 3V2 per cent of the $7.00 value. ^ The $5.00 profit on beef is only 1^4 pfer cent of the $400.00 value. The profit has little effect on price in either case, but has less effect on the price of beef than on the price of coal. . p>al may be stored in the open air indefinitely; b$<?f must be kept in expensive coolers because it is V highly perishable and must be refrigerated.—- Coalis handled byjhe carload or ton; beef is deliv ered to retailers by-the .pound or hundred weight. Methods of handling are vastly different. CoaTts— handled in open cars; beef must be shipped in refi igerator cars at an even temperature. • Fairness tct the ppblic, fairness xtb Swift & Company, fairness to the packing industry, demands -that these indisputable facts- be considered. It is impossible to disprove Swift & CompanyV sfatfe- f ment, that its profits on beef are ScrSYhall as to have practically no e^fieet on prices. *». tlie remains iVf the plants. - 01*1 cab bage stalks, iiimato vines and similar material should be collected.iioddiurn.- ffl. 'flu*' ground its*-’'* lirbTfil fie .spad ed and sowed to'r.v^ or crim^ou clov- fir. or if nciHu r <*f these cro»~ can fie plantcfl the ground should fie allowed to lie rough so that freezing will'de stroy as- many insects as possible.. ^ Swift & Company, U. S. A. Ope of the ways of controlling the orn root aphis U by fail plowing. .9 . vm -Sta-