Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, October 16, 1919, Image 6
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BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, S. C.
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Was Laid Up In Bed
vllwrir, Restored Mr*. Vogt to Health
imiSUmttk. Haia't Saffered Siac*T
“I had one of _lhe-aror»( case* of kid-
■JJf complaint -''Imaginable,'’ gay* Mra.‘
wn». Vogt, C1U Audrey- .AVeu Wettston,
M»V “and 1 was laid up It/ bed for day*
at » Urnr / f '■. ■
Jiy bladder wm -Inflamed and the
kidney tec re t iotta-^aJUuA
terrible pain My back
was in such bad shape
that when I moved „the
pains wire like a knife-
thrust I got so dizty I
couldn't stoop and my
head Just throbbed with
pain. Heads of perspi
ration would ..stand on
my temples. then I
would become cold - and
numb. My heart action
woa , /ui-r wa * affected and-lefpft as
®jf j coujdn't take another
breath l’got so nervous and run down,
X feTt life wasn't 'Worth living and.often
wtartoed that I enljrhf fflt> so my suffering
would be ended! Medicine failed to help
i.md I was discouraged. i
"tktan's Kidney Pill* were recommend
ed to me and I could fell I was being
helped after the ftrst few doses I kefJT”
getting better every \day ami continued
use cured rne My health Improved In
eyvry way and beat of all, the cure has
been permanent; 0 I Veel fhat Doan's
savedcdtcorn to btfort mt,
HENRY B SURKAMP Notary Public.
Cat Doan's at Any Stora, 60c a Box
DOAN’S H,D "* T
PILLS.
FO.STER-M1LBURN CO., BUFFALO. N. Y.
—
B»ttl.d Manpswsr fREAT OATS AND
SMUT
'Coughs and coWs gre weakening.
Get Tld of them as quickly as you
cam Catarrh-to any form saps the
vitality. Fight It and fight lt^hard.
There is a reipedy to help you do It
—a-medicine of forty-seven year*'
established nlerlL Try It.., / /
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PE RU I
For Catarrh ajid Catarrhal Conditioaa
Reports Show That It Pays to
Use Formaldehyde at Time
It purifies the blood, regulates the
aids elimination.
digestion, aids elimination, tones
up the nerve centers and carr1e*»
health to all the mucous lining*.
For the relief of^-those DatfMi In
stbmach and b<rtrela, belch" 1 *?, sour
of Planting Crops.
Stomach, rhfutnattsnrr," bains In the
, FE-RU-NA is
buck, sides and loins,
recommended.
WORK OF DIFFERENT AGENTS
THE “BLUES 1 ’
Caused by
Acld-Stomaeh
"FE-RU-NA restores,
to healthy action the
vital organs which
are so Intimately re
lated to the strength
and vigor of the na
tion. .
. * There are fourteen
ounces of-health giv
ing punch und pen
Ju- every hot tie. PK- -
RU -•'NA Is a g^ood
'Trfhtllclne to have In
the house, ready-to-
take for emergencies.
It Is a good remedy
to use any time, ^
o .
MUiu-rr% «. geoplo who worry, are doepon-
•nt. of mental deprcaalon, feel
r gr.i are often melancholy, believe that
'• condition* are <1ue to outside Influence*
which they have tittle or no control,
jMwrly xfWays, however, they' can be traced
to mo Internal source—•cld-atojpsclL. Nor la
*1 to he wondered at. Acid-stomach. begln-
atng with such well defined pymptomi as In-
glgewtion. belching, heartburn, bloat, etc.,
Will. If not checked. In time affect to lorn#
degree or other all the vital organa Tha
r>oa system becomes deranged Digestion
fare The blood is ImROverlshed. ftealth
i strength are undermined. The victim of
A-stomach, although .he may not know
nun of hla ailments, feels his hope,
ge. ambition and energy slipping And
Lite is dark—not worth m'uch to tha
i mr woman who has acid-stomach!
Get rid of Itl Don’t let acid-atomach hold
peas back, wreck yoUr'health, make your.
4mr* miserable, make you a. victim of tha
*lln" and gloomy thoughts! There la a
marvelous .modern remedy called (CANONIC
ghat brings, oh! such quick relief from ywur
Stansach mlaerlea—seta your stomach to rights
—hr* It strong, cool, sweet and comfort-
sftfa. Helps you ^et back your strength, vigor,
yttatUy enthusiasm and gpod cheer So
r thousand* upon thousands of sufferers
tsaed jCATCYNIC with such martfeloualy
ul result* that we are« aura you will
the same way If you will Just give tt a
Get a big 60 cent bo* of EATONIC—
r gaad tasting tablets that you eat like a
af candy—from your druggist-today, Ha
return your money If reaulta are not
mare than you expect.
Practically None of Fields Given
Treatment Showed Any Sign* of
Disease-*-Farmers of Porter
• County Lost $140,000.
.'Prepared by ttle~~Unlted States DepuTt-
TABLETS 0B UQUJD
SOLO EVERYWHERE
Thent”of Agriculture?)
^ Evidence that It pays to. treat wheat
anil oats at The Utile of planting with
fortnaldohyde to prevent smut Is given
In reports of a number of demonstra
tions conducted ’ by* Indiana county
agents. Fields of oats’in DuBoIs coun-
iv, so\vp with seed treated with "for
maldehyde for smut as recomjnended
by the ' .1 fitted-- States department of
agriculture anil the State Agricultural
college, showed praoticaRymihe of tlie
F ATONIC
■PCro^JIouR aod-stoma<^>
GET SLOAN’S FORI
TOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don’t have to rub it ip f
to get quick, comfort
ing relief
Once you’ve tried it on that stiff
Joint. sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu
matic twinge, lame back, you’ll find
m wantfe soothing relief you never
thought a liniment could produce.
Won’t stain the skin, leaves no muss,
wastes no time in applying, sure to
grad quick results. * A large boftle
means economy. Ydur own or any
other druggist has it. Get it today.
35c, 70c, $1.40.
Sloan's
Liniment
Keep ii handy
Faithful Until Death. ? -
The death of Navarro, the fuimmi
young Frcrroh ace- Navarro was con
fide rod rtiehosi IT y o r In t he wo rid—-fed
Orville Wright to say: — —-
/‘The fascination that flying exerts
over its devotees is the strangest thing
Imaginable. If men and women wm
as faithful to their love as airmen are
to their art the divorce courts .would
disappear.
‘Two young airmen ACere talking
one day at our flying School at Issou-
don. -
lag.’ said the first airman.
‘‘‘Geer said the second, ‘when's th*
funernl?’ ”
disease,-wlme fields planted from seed
not treated contained about:. 15 per
cent smut, aecoiding to the local coun
ty agent’s report.
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Work in Warren County.
As a result of 6 the demonstration
conducted 'ey. the county agiuit In
Warren county it was found that a
plot of oats planted wlthl untreated
-seetf .Showed .‘53 per cent smut, while
a-uuther plot itf the same TTeld^ptented
with treated ..seed-was free from the
disease. Ollier oat fields throughout
-the county that were not treated were
-infested with tit* disease in amounts
varying from 7 to 35 per cent.
As the result of the damage done by
wheat- smut in Porter county, farmers
Will luse*about $140,000 on the crop,
Recording to statistics compiled by the
county agent. In checking up the dam
age done by smut the .agent found that
the disease had caused 7 per cent de-
When That Cold Get*
Down Into Your Chest
It la time for you to txke quick ttepi
to relieve It, and prevent pneumonia
or other serious trouble. Just try*
good warning application of — - —
OTHESCSJOT
It will surprise you how
quickly it penetrates to the seat
o! the (rouble, relieving con
gestion and soreness.
It Is also an invaluable retn-
two-thlrds of ihe fanners of the coutK,
ty treated—thuir- seed nnd .effected a
edy for Croup. andean be used
without
freely
Irritating or
burning effects.
Keep a jar on
hand for emer
gencies. Doc
tors recommend
It. Good deal
ers sell it. 25c.
nnd 50c. jars.
GOOD STALLIONS TQ-
IMPROVE ^OLT CROP
7
rh
Harvest Aid, Arrimal of ffighe§t
Type, Is Purchased,
:\W."
W6-';, at N«w Breeding Station at
Butfalor Wyo., Carried on by Gov
ernment In Co-operation With
State Officiate.
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(Prepared by the Unltetl States Dej,art-
■ ■ ^ ment of Agricultures v
A stpndjird-hrcd stallion, Harvest
Aid-, 63908, lanjautmaT of the very TiTglp
est breed tag type, has recently been
puhhnsed by the United states de-
partment of agriculture and placed at
t|i^government’s new f Jiorse-hree4iug
station at RufTalo, Wyo. Work at this
station is. being carried on in co-opcru-
tion with the' state of-Wyoming,. the ;
object being to jiuyelop utility horses j
especially adapted to western rtinge i
and farm conditions. Harvest AitUis
by .the champion trotting stallion The |
Harvester, and his dam .-Santos
Maid," a mare Which hohhUtJhe trotting
-record of 2:08%, and a daughter -of
A Sire That Insures an ..Improved Colt
. Crop.
Peter the Great, the leading sire of
speed in America.^ Harvest Aid is an
aw+mal of great .stamina, good size and
conformation, nnd while he. was'se
lected on his merits as an Individual,
the' horseirien of the department say
they are extremely fortunate- iri' get
ting such a well-bred animal.- It is not
shpuld be made
artistic, sanitary
and livable.
r Thcsc*w2H$ should be Alabastined in the latest,
t- • . ^ ■ ■ ■ • ■ v -** Fnm* • ’ 1 4 « «
up-to-the-minut6 nature'colQ^tfrits. Each room
reflect your own individuality and the tre
should .
your own individuality and the treatment
throughput be a^bfnplete perfect harmony in colors, e
The walls of the old home, whether mansion dr cottage, can be^
made just as attractive, just as sanitary, through the intelligent use of
Instead of kalsomine or wallpaper
Howmuch better, when ypu have a new home, ta itart right than to have
to correct errors afterward.from former.treatment wi£h other materials, when
you cotue to the use of Alabastine, as does nearly every one sooner or ja ter.
Once your walls are Alabastined you can use any material over it
ae;
should you desire,* but.-having used Alabastine- you will have no desire for
agy Other treatment.
Alabastine is so easy to mix and apply — so lasting in its results — so
id s
absolutely sanitary — and so' generally recognized as the proper decorative
material in a class by itself that il becoming difficult to manufacture fast
enough tp^Supply the deinarid.
Alabastine is a (Try powder, put’upin fn'o-pound packages, white.and
a i
beautifuUunts, ready to mix and use bv the
i oTcold water, and with full Street toms
, addition <
on each package.
Every package of genuine the ONI* TOOL
td t '
Alabattint has cross and circle printed in red.
Better write us for hand-made color design*, and
special suggestions. Give us ypur decorative problems
end let us help you work them out.
ALABASTINE COMPANY
Grand Rapids • Michigan
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suvlng of nearly $100,000. '
Smut in Steuben County.
The county agent of Steuben county,
in company tvith a^representative of
the United States department of agri
culture,, found one field of wheat with j
ns much, as 84 per cent of smutted
heads, and considerably more than 50
tion to develop speed animals, hut it
is well understood that I good stal
lion from a family noted for its speed
is highly desirable for the production
of active utility horses.
MAkE MONEY RAISING BARLEY
Experiments Show It Will Surpass
Corn as Ration for Fattenigg
Hogs If Properly Fed.
Protecting Seed Wheat Against Smut
by Formaldehyde Treatment.
WE. LICK IT
towt LIKC IT
kV *
EDGLRTON S
MEDICATE D--^'
“ LT BRICK -
in
per cent of the crop was lost. - Other
fluids showed as high as 40 to 50 per
c<uit of scab. Where wheat had been
sown'ih corn stubble ground the )>cab
was much wor|* than where it fol-
lowed other crops. The agent took
advantage of the: gatherings of farm
ers while they rfgfefr.thrashing to simw
how smut and other cereal" diseases
were causing losses and to demon
strate methods of seed treatment.
Experiments at the Wisconsin ex
periment station show that barley will
surpass corneas a ration for fattening
hiqgs If it is properly fed. Twelve
1 lots of pigs were fed, using with stime
a. ; corn ration, while the others were
given barley. The return for each
pig, over the cost of feed was $14.38
for. th^-'barley-ted pigs, a*nd $12.33- for
the corn-fed porkprs.
One of the most interesting facts
brought out was the value of a badey,
and whey combination, which netted a
handsome return,'and the gains made
| with this ration were yery_jcnpfd.
If you.are~itflFTegion which is suit
ed for the production of barley, or if
you have been using it as a nurse crop
for alfalfa, do not be discouraged by
the prospect of a lower jirice, due to
the curtailing of the use of barley In
the brevvjng. industry. Perhaps it will
pay..you more than eve.r asTr fe«d for
your hogs and your other live stock.
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Both Supplied.
/. The Mode.
:'V
“Wo Imvo an old t'aurtH’ knocker
on
‘'Sometimes I have traveled miles In
our front door.”
my dreams.”
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have one- iu»>4-ti»v’ —• -
-tet-.Lum-imur.- j-t. « U» . » nUchtiiinra *
PASTURE FOR STOCK IN FALL
-Hr
If not-
give ihem
Bee Dee
Cures most trouble in horses and cattle
Fattens them and keeps them fat. Result*
fuaranteed or money hack. Made of 80*3
*alt, balance 5 different kinds of drugs.
Weighs 3 lbs. Blocks 5 lhs.
Nearly all merchants have it
particulars,
Highly Important to Keep Animals in
Good Condition Through Fall
and Winter.
LIMESTONE INCREASES. YIELD
*
On for Two
Demonstrations Carried
Years in Indiana to Show Value
of Ground Matenal.
V
Stock & Poultry
Medicine
One of the essential factors,ip. keept
lng * live Tstock ini' good condition
Mays h»rd , through the "Tall nnd, v .early winter,
| which is^diighlx important,,, is good
1 n • 1 /s ^ fall pasture, saysN^ndrew Ross, vice
It Brick v^O«^: rttre‘efw- K pf the Miuhts-aUi .experiment
S’, f f Atlanta. Ga., nnd 1 station. NutTiing. exc.H^ the graces
Memphis* Vrtm. Salesmen wanted. for pasture, though* mixtures of the
The old reliable
BLACK-DRAUGHT
iorStockf^^^H
>r Stock and poultry
Ask your merchant!
Merchants: ask your jobbers
jSaleamsn about flee flee/
DEATH
CHILIS
(Prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agr'ifnTTture.)
For twp years the .county agent In
Jefferson county, Ind., has been car
rying on demonstrations to show the
value of ground limestone on—acid
soils. In one demonstration' this year
an averagF of 25^ bushels of w’heat (»-
produced to the aerty NelglV- ’
hors who helped thrash Jhis \yheat,
and who have laryi that is ju-st as
good, except that they ..did qot make
applications of ground limestone, ob
tained only 15 biishels t«j the acre.
This high yield Is hardly an exception,
reports' the agent, for similar results
were obtained by other farmers in
the section who used limestone. ‘ -
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DVANTAGES OF SAME BREED
Removes the cause l>y destroying the
germs of MALARIA. At your drug
(tore) (50c; money back if no good.
BEflRKYS DRUG CO,
4JEORGIA-CUTTOP( AND
PEANUT LANDS
'to 5,000 acre tracts—timber, Kaolin,
Waco, Texa*
$10 to $50 per acre. State yoir
wants plainly. ^Terras;-
Frank H. TurnernBibb Bldg., Macon,
'WAATJSW— Wholesaler* to supply 5,000 ctHT
touinrn m-N.tauil S. Carolina with Rroc«rios.
U U. 114 WincDr St:. Dctrtott. ‘Mich.
Britons Educate MiilerSi
Th»» IVritish .milling industry has
~J grasses and clover are. better than ei
ther 'gt-asses or clover alone, arid fur
nish the best kind of feed foPaTb kYu^ls
--4 of stock. •
- Where an abundance of cultivated
grasses can be olibiined for pasturage,
no.further attentioirivejed he given the
subject. Meadow aftermath contalrr-
ing clover, or timothy and clover,
makes good fall feed. Clot^r growing
In the stubble field is ad^tLan-fer’WetLU
fall pasture. I’:, during stock on clo- i There are many W^ahtages to be
ver oftt>n enables, the* farmer to pick up gained when the stock/^Hjsersjjf-dne
■some of flip wasted; grain,v and the S-ommunftv rai*; the sam<uhfeed. Ret* I
*tarte«3 a <*ami)aign of .technical educa
— tion ttr-improve the efflcltmcy of Ita
ll/fl/A/IT Nlrflit and Mornli
UfjUHC, Hoorn Strong. '
Eyotm If they Ti
Smart gr Bum, if Sore;
rSrC Irritated, Inflamed or
R LYLj Granulated, use Murtne
Soothaa* lafnah**. Safe for
Adult AtallDrufigiata. Write for
ITS BISTORT ITS RESULTS
IT8 SYMPTOMS ITS TREATMENT
Interei^lng book sent free in plain sealed
* ' envelope?
CROWN MEDICINE C0MPANY___
Walton Uuildlng,
Atlanta,'Ga.
•t
IS IDEAL
Fer the Hands
Sosp Sc.XMntStoS*26 *Tdern. »c. Ssapl* ''vrtU.T
swk a»iM free bV ' CoUcuto. Dept E, Btotoa.
Prices Secured From Uniform
ct and Breeding^ Stock $®r
red Near Home.
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(Prepared by the United ‘States Depart
ment.of Agriculture.)
droppings of the live stock are bene
flelal to the land.
WOOD ASHES ARE VALUABLE
community raij*
ter prices may^!
.secured from the j -
^ V-^sAle of a uniform product and suitable 1
breeding stocjs^wanyibe secured near
home. j •
As They Have Peculiar Fertilizing FXRMER who AIDS FERTILITY
Value'They Should Be Care
fully Stored Away.
The fanner who burns wood for
Tit.nlloo nr rnnltimr should carefnllv
store the ashes and not permit th«‘m
to leach, as they have a peculiar fer
tilizing value. -They not only contain
ptttrtsh and pbosfdHtrie -acid In a]tpre-
?iable aniounts. but also contain mag-
Dairyman Who Studies -Feed for Land 1
U Not Soil Robber—Something
Must Be Put Back.
(Prepared Jt>y the United states I tepart-
mefit of Agriculture.)
The dairy.farmer not only studied
how to feed cow, ;U^h^4t«yfg»d
his land.-He is not a fadUTOTmerT
nesia aad Mine, and when applied to I he realizes that the farmer who re
the land they-also act indirectly to 1 ducea the fertility of his land rob*
eaar'the- available nRrogen con- i without reason, since he *teala froo
:ent of the organic matter in the aoU.4liiini»eit ‘
Everything that falsely en
courages unrest also encourages
bolshevism.
Misunderstanding of Amer
ican industrial organization, and
of its benefits to mankind, leads
to unrest, dissatisfaction, and
radicalism.
or example, the Federal
Trade Commission tells the pub
lic that the large packers had an
agreed price for lard substitute
(made of cotton-seed oil.) V
It reproduces letters taken from
the files of one of the packers,
showing that such agreed price
existed.
But it failed to mention that
the agreed price was deter
mined at the request of and in
co-operation with the Food
Administration!
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Even the Department of Jus
tice, in its unjust attempt to
create prejudice against the
packers, has made public these
same letters, with no explanation.
How long must this kindupf
misrepresentation continue Ip
so far as it is believed, it not
only breeds"discontent, but re
sults in injustice to our industry.
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Let U9 send you a “Swift Dollar.’
It will,interest you.
Address Swift St Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago,‘111.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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