The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, October 13, 1886, Image 4
THE VALUE OF TRtt WV..
How% It i< -,hon% u on a F.-rm in - -?ont'e
thing: for Eery Farmer to H i.
In rey t
lentionl Is ins aLd ofu ::. INi -
farm of .r. Oru rc.
Georia. it i ani - .
terrzacing,- t.-f 1.n n ::nn rn w :
generally p'etied h::.in d
there. A fon
old hillside dite ~:mai nalvl
and which "I c
Up anldovroinwtv-d :s r,
had c ht tie :'U''"'a ..:ind
saved thie sol.
narrow bed or dan: u
do the Uta.
construct -0me of th .:
that the e t te :r :
three feet. L:h" mde,.y ncn
distances aart th''t' th"! r
level between two ucce n l
be just that Cz : m x
verience hs h
ve.rv be t di~ta:e. ,,* Om*, .
quently purcha h r 'A
perceived t. va~n 111t uk asevry a
terraced :l id
brought inito t ivt 1:. T 1,'rSu.1Lt
simply ma
(itch on th p'. nent rl t . g
the agency of terra Cin,uf Stee, blides
which were focrmr.id .hv
gullies, have ehamg i : .
terraces, suseei i ' hL 111 cu: ira
tion. Where the lines ev had been
correctlv run. the reIu' wvre cet
in a few instances. :ncrret ruunning- had
caused slight washeds. We -aw t errtes
which were established oine uiiten
years ago. The soi had n
their upper sides until the re
surface had become anost or qint1'e -,
just as t appears in var d- and Za
where the work is done with sIade and
shovel.
A little bed along the ineof l-ve- is
thrown up-by two furrows of a larige
plow, the centre of the bed not being
disturbed and remaining iirw. Thi
strip, about a foot wide under the bed,
is very important, as it prevents the b Ied
from being cut through by heavy rains
before the growth of grass and weedbs
have strengtniened it. To facilitate thl:3
strengthenaing, grass seed are sown on.
the beds as soon as they are thrown up
blue grass perhaps the best for tit 1ur
pose. Nothing more is required but to
repair any point thr-ough which water
may have cut 'efore the bed was
established, to mow down ev1ry vir'h
weeds, bushes or ri ars that may he
sprung up, and to plow well dow a to -'
upper edge of the terrace border to keep
it-from widening too much. The lr"
edge of the border should be wep-t nie.ly
trimmed by rinning th"e ipow ni it,
but care should be taken nt .r to under
mine it. If these rules r observed.lthe
uncultivated terrace bordr will no
ceed a foot and a half in o ntal
width, though it; v,:rtical height in-,
reach three feet.
Such is the process by whiciha br 1oken,
hillv farm has been held -im against the
raviges of water, and whic, by jicious
cultivation and imanu"rig. as been
made one of 'le mOst beautiul and v:d
uable in the country. If race
border or bed can oziv e hd iit
becomes firm andiiih 411 k1 w i r :h
battle is won. if it is broken, lruLtly
repair it, and as 3.r. Orme's experinee
clearly demonstrates, you will i nall
succeed. His land is noW no moe le
to wash than the mu.st genly in clned
planes. The manure lit uipon it is ;-i
no danger of being carried 1to t.e sea.
He holds both soil and matu firay
his grasp. Pointing to the soUil v~ielt
has been held by the terrace bocrder, atnd
which, in some'ease's, had accumulate
to the de;'th of two and a half or ti' re'
feet, Mr. 'irme very pcrtinenltly asked:.
What would have beco.me of that :0ic
only hillside d1.itche's had been presnt-:t
Wouild it not all have been wasihed int
and carried away by tho'.e ditch s? We
could not answer no. Our fautha in ter
races has been greatly stre::gthened by
inspecting this farmn. They have beeni
tested-tested by prolongedi time tifteen
years), tested on deep declivities and ctn
gentle inclines, and tested on a variety
of soils; in each and every ease the yer
dict is, successful.
THREE DF:.vrT~l H i!L-ti.
by i"-:, anid '..n. e U ad
hanged iU el from....... .r r
stairs leading to fi e. & a Nuo 4v a
Thirty-tir-t street u:1 'I.n ii, h5 w:
intemperate h"'t' I" e 2"tsm6.
in bank. wich'1 'is wow' '1g i1:
eeededl to spend. *.: beam a i!!t
drunkard. andJ was rene'edk V n tot
Island for short. '.ru The me. h
after his deathi a posthumous' id w.1
born. and for a"sr ie t' emda
though the mother" would l:a. . s rek
less life. On Augusit :5 shet mo~ved from
No. :2f9 Ninth avenne, where sh'e hlived.
about a e:. ear nd pa 85 for a rci
store at N. : e: rtrs re.
She never opee the t:-. Fl'~r dava
street for being" druak:.iirery:m
after she h1 ben takn o helao
house the (.ileer. foun d '- ' -l. id in
the houise. The cone ln:' IVuit'
the mother ofe.ryhi.. utnei' t h
woman's life. .ue . i va,:ehe~e
At 2 o'clock y.,-ry aftern\on ' t
Fried knucked. at the fr' dI r to ae
a disposse'. war'*'*" He go n-'iy
and tinallyv i :1 in 'he :,-'r whi .' T!:
womanlf wasfo iin tdei in thembih
room. The '''(ce\ 1 va idw :u.d th'bd
badly dec' 'is ed '....e.::....i-::
been dem i" evral < - '. < ': t h ''"w*r
two large etap'y h1 e .lh-as
pillowv w~as a full betl' of wiiky. Th
coror~er' del ey -ler~ duiP ie:e
the iremainis. Of the iM. w~t'I Vhich the
tive months ago i$2,7Q') isileft.-. 1. *ri;.
KiNIGHTI'i OF LAIIoR.
Support for Latriker- at .A uan'tia and other i'ner,~
....anadian Kinigti and the (Cathe:ie ('Church.
time for thIi :,
the co"ing d
the ru.le:,se
qesno of e i g~~ the -
t~o0 1 -tie T'on 1
port them.
tio ofthe nil
with the iehjee.
contrary to ter
chureh. Mr. Po -..
isedl the Aic' e
of the amenm"
venitionf. kWO *.
of Labo og'n'
taken the rvide
It is mated that th' Cr ''0
action tl the pre 11 innI. b
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Tiw- indli:.n ummir ,spediC g on.
'Tw 1 sn b1 1 Pr here . itih (loudiless skies
.A miP cl;(! we0lli of gorgeous dyes,
I1b~ :1 morn :od'I haIZy noon.I
A t' r Ifu ! h - . :1111 io-id y e ! 01oon .
T :inC.1 .n!-A bic tire.
.\! :11:vh Idt ui -Oy.stcr shills.
-r shine with a bothI Ik.
Iod er, lilk - noil. drits and falls olf.
n: thi ron d-limbing the lidder.
rcyi ear.nter has a plaunt- (ity -before
W hena d~. n uzzled! his bark is n the
-:4e n hlo 11. make. ~thr mile
* iilii xixdv -'Youe .tmen -n
:r u-iu.Ily ghi to scc rule
.A thorin : tie: buih is worth two in the
Y'. Wale r, fo.:s are mist before they
Tii ih-r il te man who is the most
ap :diy- at his post."
ui No. The army roill is not
- oli r 0 sidlp tread.
T1' pi- :1d lisi periodicai formal visit
to S1 Petr Thursday.
T <dl, never takes things crum granio
wo-,or wuhldn't be so fre4.
ihexn f:dl hm-es. they sa, vill be
Ta. The bills will he X-sliaped.
iw e is is tIwui bird. but when it is
': the back of :i dollar it is legal ten
A wimi:m ::,,ver kn-ws whether the side
wxc is p::ved or not when she ias on a new
da.0
AW h-r ppr sivs: "It is not good
ihealI-ne." Ie shouild buy a
An't ie depre.-ed hv misfortunes. 'Tis
hI et .t rm wich gives the lovelest
T m:in vh) wuld beat an egris mear.
- wh(ep ercam, thresh wheat. or
: -rini:l General Convent ion of the
Pr ciian: EpsCoP:tl Church in the U nited
::1m*:Cheo last week.
hii '-i ha~ S-v(-n anarchists to hang.
mr wxits for her game of "seven
F nc ! refidnable. They indicate
t::t :he po-issssor ::is been to the sutimmer
T a mm drinks the soiberer he
h i1f. He never "knows when he
T c :m agencyx at Solia ofliciallv de
nis :~s: Gn. Kilars ha; bleen reale
.-ri R:e iiol -it Churciill is in Berlin in
:IIIan lis ha'i an interview with Prince
t< r.sert JBi-mr(k.
.\ iii may be nither a vatchtsman nor
: . in:erest in horsetesh and yet he
:iy fi fnd of schooners and ponies.
A himn skeleton weighs from 10 to 10
pt:.roild and the blodi of the body about
i-. but eremation 1-aves only eiht
ir imaI rr!i. :tys n lienpcked one.
: i ak< to h-r lover with her eyes:
- iie withli her tongue.
.\ w York physiciaii sys "it is dan
-lr.:: t.I il'o I he water after a hearty
':" n wepesitme if he (lid g-o inl
:ir liee wuhlin't fin d it.
1:l.:n 11ilmust be made out of very
wn iimber. A vounc fellow has just been
!': u-y C-f them for breaking her col
'ar btm while he ]was hu.ging her.
S wasi at rokn down gamlel: r turned
wa'.r :m wvhen a custcomer said: "
*n teik.ph:ise." lie replied absent
m1i2i : o &e black or on the red?"
.iis how that pr-:ioners senitence(d
, ~p ie ent for lifie live to a ur:iier aze
A~ .-r: t-wo have to work for their
Mr.Gbinsi &ars she never aillows her
3-y in:to et :y jam, for her hiusba~nd
ii- o the ~l)I jimjas.iand 5he don't propose
n an:: ' h:2.t-s with the boy.
Tii*::e La: Mascoitte, aL passenger
ut:. runi-~btweenm St. Lrm(is and Cape
*r d-m 'xplod-d her boiler.< Wednte
.::. in a large number of people.
.1 -.eu.ion i': ccimc in in a .suburban
'rfc'n as to whethier Eve ate one iX- more
:.pies Wj- e Shuh~l sayV it (does nit matter
::ei-h Th result wais the samne.
It i'- tie -ren-ra.libelief that the poet is iil
* ty o:i' ini thle clouid: this is a fallaey.
T 2'-i in-1 mutch soar to him when the
u i po lies ini biy the back way with
lw :nonthx reiit hiil.
-1 -hnni.x said the (countrv edlitor to the
-vi. --my mothecr-in-htw is diead and we
'x:mtt -raipe for the door. Take the print
in ietowexl til to the houmse and hang it
ii: te knob."
Ge-n. lelaanlton hasi not :iarmdonedl his
- blueg~s theory. lie 'ays hie has three
r.r .old col reared undier hhte class that
:iSr as:irge as tixveer olds raised on Ken
me-i ;xypographical 1h0.-;eotters have ju~st
- lid-tid in Rtichmond, Va. They
ix i,:e a meirchanitt becuse lie wouildn't
-Wi-Icraw hils advertising from am certain
.\ Cathiiiiirgeiinl says that thme devil
.:- a ihermit thle dhotic of three great
ie', of which wa':i drunkenness. Thue
hermit 0l's t~ihis ats beinc the least sinful;
i- h 1.rame drunk . :11ul thlen he committed
Tie likeneics if the c:-empla~ry and uinro
mnii ife of the Father of his Country
xil - i led ih-c ecme familiar to everY
ni . xx-ouc'-' i:um I ibll in the United States
fi:ti nOt o ailready-byv its appearance
nthe one dllar silver certitienites.
r :/ mn wimn olfered a W\aterbuiry
e. -.-tp~ a iremium with a Suilt if (lotheis
whi ih he h l rchi:ised, deci lined it wxith
lit ren1.rk that hei ]hml entoughiof hard
v* r t' d o :dlre:ly~ without xwindingc a
V..ri'r xwatiih every :4 hours.
Juvx 't .'our niioi-r in ai hank or in someli
mondii. Di unlond1 draw no interest. They
d -/. h- Yiu int 2-ave Vliuri diamondiis
usu oor"unie"a little whiile and see if
ih fira nii iniiteet.
i xu -i, :i in. dlc ry goods clerk. xxhio.
.*:rbin isite byi ai benmeviolent laidy
,'hr Iri, iuria-d his iil:issv ieyes ligi in
h-ir. afte i'- hiadi -easedl peaking. and
o-e i- 'man \x breithe r tw e times a.
This ii 'ub~l4 iteL trill.
Wi..j. xxo am inwh Iad biteen
d ~igimbur--er tiiwesi
x n, we- wir tilx pterniuimid that
rii cox d*iinfectant about ixthea
ti:-in - : bot t-i ioue Seat
-d ,butth hus i rrlake- crck :md i
,\ mih bitbl fori' niis and-O iiiken
hehn:ms-e ii i, rophym et icl
Itfuci o r er ii ati :i-I'r'Ceu.ttl -ix
- ,---:- :m '' p i ii n -avorabIle eet
t:x:-W.i ii .:i ilSe n dihi negr laoitcas
-ji. ti tr.ahm xtht oncev luishe si: Al-U
r t'l a lie "
Tha town:, :.1::: hei Sv : - :
railroad are rupid ly building up.
Lelioy Springs-,chre wit I h, iit ui
vide of .Ion It. ihil on i:h-- '2ih A! :
hLit, wans tried :I L:ent e r ,e r':'-"
Dr Dt .livver ik m 4in 1Tn;
mtiil to open a foundryv :md :.:hio
in Ander .on wt or :0ph.at the,( 1s, -.f .:0
leXt.
tis thoughtl lhec H-!: t.p 1i - n thei
Savamah Vail-v railrad will bt c1 mp l
in Iv.o or !th 11ree '1 re W ks.
Freizht tr:Ai( onl Ohw a~a m
roid iis rp t ;- d. h
husinfis i li rt'.
C 1. 0. 11I. P'. o .wLn;r
from 1l'uik t a-rs:.
wo(rk inl h, factorv.
the le_.
Where -;hnl a Har lio.n ui- i e .
Tia'l 'Justice Croft k it)ow'oAi'
lest c hIse brt-:h niainSt Abherry Tun
who is ehartul ni oh vi': i:.t i:2 I
liquor I t hy --Iing lbg i:ir in i
tructe from t'. e pli l v
wo s sold inl 014 bar in li'] cci*::rd 1i
3Mark T ndl'. -,n, 31:dfn ste T Th:v
aen : l re is o r oi -r i ba true
view of 1t :Jin - t t he d !fr on:c pnd
witi(ows te nrlow ih livt hi.
wndk anIl a vi udr ti- f.. ::'.. .; :
Miark .'%- Ei -l's, o that i ' i I
p-u l s walkingon ' g w:I i tI e'
A hltr room, La:; h:k kt gitiw!, ".t' e se
yearn willvut i :ioncl :iih' er -
new~ cnildmre n nivovn.
ques 'ion e il r I - a :ti :: : n i
hirms!find :;n aate: n ~k
lcrevm! I I i dI : A-r.A
rni toe - ti thw view 1 l!si il' n'
not t. ind:. vi .t rh is n ' .i ivr ih
bun 'r~ti m: t il p r idly ::. ii:: 1' t. '
upiehiii co ri nhw.-tamr o i' .E :7 .
Tiwfleula o f Carre-m.
e losion ocurmil; :Inarh. taut:i
ofrof inh btnt n It rr lio e:ti . il
terd:iv. A mi::n vcii ne- i :
storeof Shanklin & Kearn for somepo
der. Mr. t:ar itt 11. eet : Ix i
hillouth. pedve t tw ;I de- tro1:, .
lart- titumk i :i the h Inteingdw
the:m the ei: r wahs ki' frit h
miouth inito th p w er hih x !-d
with gr;,-at violence. ("Irin utth- o;:::
the hu in t t t itrt i n i liii. V i
io two places . il -- h ill were l i' :ael
anld hi-; head :mad f:we.( wer riL- u.
honi t.. Ile tii ,:in : : u
had! botharm nrn ka::l wsters
hurnedl. liis inljurwv- a fa:ti. :
fell 1111;1 .. .i:n i :d S ro sy i
iuredhc . A he a al-,d::
Imrnedt no fI'l l o: t hui . K In 1w iN
alout 0 veanrs oli and leaves a widow:
se s fro :l ! (v-. 11,t:- S:iih . w Ih
Pood ret r'h s hv ontotic dn
from th.e woiyrkin-g -if tile 1:r*I!.w b
dclared nu- 'ib.'
Wattersonl andl vthArS of ("w I*.,(::! .
Aripw. asix n-rars rl11ttoIn -nl!k _r-d the-.
produictions h inarlyv -!-11 uei: 1:1;: t
mills ha e II(e,-< ola--hal. :3 a-a
factures, :zelnnlivoefut: hi e.y
inl proportion' tepepl. , i::nse
One-half.
are in favor* of pr -c in. Thty-:V
that the -North Llaving h"' the h:ita
F.zrs thy sy-ea from unkno-v-a
cas, at all eansof.
eusth Nery-s, Impairs Igkttion.
Enfeebles the 'Muscle:4.
4
t rI
Q ic1- lflotneeu . '-warirr ndIt
c..-iA :t - i:a- tl - r-0 1 r
. Ina Bi-0-ril' with h -r.
u --c--in ~.r alai::. and ar o :--t
( i:-an li din i3,c-. trid w-i -'cay' 'ei-p -'
hA..s.r .dyfr-n.."
-n... inn b-!nahex.-tra~le mark and ern-,d r..!!:: I
wm wramerl. Tkes no other. .i- on1 by
IO'IW N HE!(A L( C.. HA Li-*V(
.*~ i I - : o-:i 12:: :tt' : Ve..l
. 'n lis..,f priz'-; for r -" . i::fimi tti- -v
in--m. .:j:
e7 e
A ANTE
Most of th-' diseanrs wviich raie t mrnkind are oriin
a1c:-dlbyna diird,-rad condit ion of thv LVER.
Fur%'.! c (: Ai 't his ki -lumch as Torility cl
the Lie-r. B11i -ln--. Ne r o::s Dy:-prpsm. Ind;:en.
tin. irrI;s:-rity of the Rieq. Constipation. Iatan
lecy. Er:ctali-ns and Bar'ing of the Stoinach
(m-tim-s rve-i He rth::rn). .iema. Mlaria,
Bl-17 Flux. C!il: -: i h , BreakbonA Fever.
..cin bfr- or after F..ver-. Chro::ic Diar
ri--.. ..-:1ii A ei te. ::co ,ul Breath,
I'r .7;ri. inidn'tId i) Fmales. BEarng-down
Pa:-- -: STA1IGER'S AtUP A !il
is inva!ua bie. It i-not- p.ie-:. f rrildi-aso',
*e C :E i! dcise3i;the L IVER,
UiM cuim ST OM A C.H:n BOW ELS.
in fram s y-!ot- v
t i -> r :n:.-:. !:-t-u c ir. It -tir--ly r'-mnss
. g nu-: spiri:.:. It; -n.. of th,.- BEST AL
TERATIVS and PURI7IERS OF THE
BLOOD. and ;s A VALUABLE TONIC.
STADIICER'S AURANTI'I
l-r ,::!- 1,7 -1rug: Is. Price S .CO rer buttl.
C. F. S7TADCER, Proprietor,
11 C. P'NT ST.. Phl'idcbia, Pa.
IEMALE INSTITUTE.
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