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IK 1 i ?* --?. H. / ^ B HOW TO RAISETAND I A GOODC mr..' ' 1" ? ' \ (BY M1845 BV* ? me start at'the bey inning with a . Knt bed The selectiqp of a proper ice for the plant bad Is important. In making this a el act Ion M MH J tee separate conditions moat be Bb* brad. Ffrst, it should t? protest*! "j [the north and west sidis frdR obld bds by a grqwttror flop* H ft pd, on both would ba better, 8JK> should be a soil that retain* RMh 8 re well, to do this it ahoold BB) M | ndy. Third, it should be So iuv4lti 1 S i to set the early morning sun. The $lace for the bed having biv ^ ' feeted, we start with the prcparutim V , Decide the ei^e of your bed. the I Bwo off ? place In what ever shap ?u like, large enough (he nam J Bur of jrania you want. Not on> Buahea ud weeds should be taktfn ofyK leaves and tra^h also. Cover the _ some kind of muterial ch?t wd easily ton* depth thai k vril Bbfern all over, then put on any sort o* Btaaterial to a depth of throe or. four 1 Beh and put fire to it at once, fit- * material should not be left over night. } If it atnadri get wt h-aaiM i?he~a long time to dry enough to b jrrn. " The burning being done we tb??i go J over it with a grubbing hoe Jigg ing .nB us deep -as the hoe is long not, turning \ U( the soil over, however. Then go ov-r^^ P it with rakes and get all small roots ]0 Band levitlhg th*s&OT Tf is then ready * m fbr the guano. ' There should be a>?*m ^ I two hundred pounds of Ober* i t evmy j f yards. It should we ra'cpd "fat B^ruqning rake backward and forward; mixing the guano with the soil well,, ? Bp hndhsft the same ttma.making surface level. It Is then ready for the s? ??d. ! 4 There should be a heaping tablespoon J f< full to overy^lOO yards. They shou?<t > tc ' & be well mfxed ih a halt bucket pi gu- o1 and, then sew the^guano, going over , 0 B the bed ?t lertrt three times, Jh thin f fl way you g t th'* seed distributed more * r< regplar. After, the seed are >n. it ' P ^should be packvd. This may be dnng j. "tl ""Kb n hoe <TU*" " I rtt nrf- jj* 1" the edge's, jointing the ends well* | . i The poles should, be abc it ight j vj * inches in diameter. Then bjnk /VnT| fr en the outside with dirt up to the ! p . top of tbo-f#>lcs and put cloth cii. ' , g A plenty of tfocd early olants, ,i?dy J w to plant by April fifteen* h (16) ! U v ^ III i + ^ *TV4"^ vs^entym sfeter-ti _ 1V1 familie^/and for yen children Ehv^Caldwell's Syruj Mended kxKundreds of timea and . to bciu^> children but for ours stomach trouble, colds, conadpatio arAmb as all they need. Truly, i stitch'? tine that saves nine." Constipation, Cold*. // Fevmra and Other Perils c One dose and mothers anxiety is I * stemafh craves the taste of Syr infancy to old an the result is cert less, feverish children rescind as i ^ ache, stomachache, bihousnes., ce stipation? these are the daily peril - of mothers say Dr. Caldwell's Synif . guard. Sold and recommended Jfirr free it *?/ kntllr $*n4 nmm* f #?*?* s*n+ ifspa' i I iei . H * ; I WE HAVE BEEN W 1 " TO OFFER FOR TH1 a we are etosfl<G < jr. pi jcfit prices, 1 THE PRICE OFFER' * ALSO MEAL, ACID, * al^H^Sl0^3 I B i#glW lillPBlKBl QjgjjllW J 9^1 I ^K B ' '"*' ; i:""; H H 7*- H MB I i ^ ? ?r?rv* 'r *. . ; '.V.V"~ *,t:;. . - * [' V, *7" * * HANDLE :roe of tobacco 'I AE Dl'NN) ?f. uean* moiy than any alhut^iu-jii .taking p. -jgecd crop of* tcbaccp. 1 ne should plant tobacco after t Irti day of May. One year in five Kay do fairly well, but there ant fo AuuacSa tp one that k will not ma BPVBVVIt N6W for tiki selection and* prepai Jen of tfc* lend to be planted in tobc JThi selection of the land is very ii lirtani -It should be-.fintform, or e?riy so a? it is possible to get ow black land will not make a"go< aality of tobacco and should not I hinted. It would b*< very much bctt< ' plant those places, where they con xroiind th*> ends of 4h*? roWS. Of b sin in the jniddle of the field, ire other crop, or better still, ma) > the crop of small patches of lai '} alike, cutting ouT the black lai jtirely. The method of curing v l^cco made on daft land-is very di ryot from that made on Hght tend, lorlng heat must be kept loafer : i? dark land tobacco than on tl ght fend* JMft the rliait* of the hej inst be slower on the dark lend toba > than en the light. So the two cotr! !?t be cured together, except at a eft ivmntage. If you cured by the d,ai jbscco you would spunge thebrjgl ?_ if you cured by the bright y? mrM Cbre tl?e dartt, 'jrreen o * blar Wen would render it almost wort) ss. j The preparation of the Vend frhot* h i lwtut tliesame as for oiKe>*t;ibp op 'jiobably get some advantage t jming-Jtt"1n the early fall, especial! > when thete is no compost used. ?w days before, the transplanting > he started, the rows should be lai ff four feet apart and J dOO pounds ? ibrrs put to the acre. If the land r'n two hundred pound* of cottc fed meal In addition to th^^JiV minds of guano would b?v bettety^C lif tfrrow two furrows w'th turnU low. ? ,VJ 1 -vL-" ?s The transplanting should be dor i*h a transplanter and when the Jar t dry using plenty ;,of water. Tl lant will live hotter and itar; ' i rowing sooner when planted in tr -3? . . . < * X ay. When the land ta dry it vai r arour\d the plant covering ?tfa w /up '.: -Children vlaw ^ and myself all have ire we have all given our p Pepsin. We have recomthfnk it |Mt wonderful, not eefcr wives. At the' aiiditeat ^noT n and when out of torts, a does t if a family medicine and the (Nan ari'UMi aaat Uhfwi) , Coughs, jrm if Childhood 1^3 to magic. fleadtated tongue, con- I 9m\cH??S?' I !s for which m hoet . Pawn U the wfc. ft-OWO by all. druggist*. SYRUP s&psr perm % ' J* AN CAN MAKE HI rvr / . f ' , .*/ ?;r '.?r . . v* IDERBUYING AND ? SAME MONEY AN JOT OUK SHOES, D ^ ' ?'. ';^V- . **! * "C ~~"~ ?' SOlfx AND LOWER ES, BUGGIES, WA I we; guarimtoe you pt itick right when yeqati '' ; fcor -'/ '**'. ' V. v' v ? % * - ? * y . .* v..4 ^ . . . ' . v '. * \ * * ? III IB J|T^E FIELP' 3. < ."oil retaining, the moisture, whereas if it is wet it does not fall in around thh plant but leaves the root? bearar.c allows., a rapid escape of moisture. Tin plhnts shoiild be set about thirty inch jn es apart on the ridge* heing careful t'c get theiu all the same distance apar*. j1%,' A few $ays after ..fhe transplanting j I is* done it should 760 replanted put?in* u a plant, by the side of those that <een ka- to be weak. The cultivation i? ?Thipll? .The ob a. ject of cultivation is to'keep out weetn l(. and grass, and retain moisture. 11 these two objects are accomplished ,11 matters but little how it is done. Cer; ^ tainly no weeds and grm*s should b.? {t allowed to grow in your tobacco. II a bunch of grass tdevery hill In a roa , damage* It, some one will damage *11 a little. If all the little things thai .da just a little dafhage are cut out II a will add to your profit. The cultivajn lion should be continued until the to* (4 baceo gets large enough that \o cultivat* woOld not damage.lt. id There .is no rule that capr'be gJve?? lor ^ topping tobacco, the exceptions ?o such /. a rule- would destroy ist usefulness, X however we may say that just the RI number of leaves/that the stalk v ill mature to nearly full size la the numIt her to leay? Aliens, number (. Would probacy be as bad as a greater Id number But it is certain that every j. stalk will pet mature the sam* num jt. her of leaves.. About the best that ,t. can be done, is to guess, being guided m by surrounding conditions. Th^jopk . ping should begin after-a-plnnt now d. and then over the' field has put on blossoms,1 topping all that nas a but* Then top every other dav urTf U s all is topped. The idea is to put as (y much grpwth in the top leaves nj pis* ?ihla rather than in that eaK of the ,y _ stalk that is to be broken out. v is Of cburse the puckers --should be id kept^off. They should never if than four inches-long, and in going is over, all that is one inch long should >n be pulled off. The plant food that go >0 to make?suckers would go t > make in body ptyg texture, were they not thorf iff to get ft. These are some of. the little - thinjrtr rhat talre 'ttre prpflt - out aft 12 crop of tobacco. ,j r Keeping the worms off is a mattei ,e too generally considered of little Jmto porta nee. Don't try to pick them off ^ If there is a heavy crop of them the) j? will ecu your tobacco up while you trt e, in the- field with oil your forte picking them off. Get you?sfelf ft good spraj and-use. some sort pf poison that wfl kill them." Get correct information-a I how - to use your nurnmc uitu ?n ?" nudHnf ^your *p*?y and be guided b: that information. It may be "had a the demonstration office Isyer Spivej building. Watch your tobacco close!j ~ "and at the-ftrst appearance of eggs g< , to spraying, and keep it up ?8 Ions as there is enough worms to do jus a little damage. (Some more of th< "little" things th?t take the profit ou of a crop of tobacco.) - can't be too careful in handlins green tobacco: Every, bruise, even f' rn plape, every broken stem will b< there when y(>u are grading. And wil V force the leaf iqjo an Inferior 'grade Don't put too many leaves in a buncl when" stringing. Never more thai four. Don't !?y sticks oh ground don't tput sticks too close on tier pjlc-s Never closer than seven or ?eiqrh inches. Fife should b^ started 4t ? < nee 2s soon as the barn is full .tpc ,-kept a certain number c( "dcgreei above the temperature outside. ?Ju ?2r,rt,? . No Wmu hi M?H>j CMM All children troofefad with Wgnoe have &?d , hoskhr cMer. which Indicates phot Mood, aod so < | GROVE'S TASTOJDS cUfllSSctfMa repolert . A ktt two or three weeks wiU enrich the Mood, be ' prove the digoedoa. end act eerCeoerel Strength . eaiap Toole to the whole syetew. Nataetwittthei threw off or dhoel the warm* and the CUM will b _ . Moortocthenah.Pfcnaewt.Whe ?fe per bottle r | - i JT ??fii? : v.: r?.*.* ' - ' ' # /' ' - . " . . ; ": S WIFEBOANYTHIf MAN OF UNDERSELLING FOR 1 D THE SAM&GOODS I R Y GOODS AND A BIG ?. y. . ,; " GREATLY REDUCED II 1 PRICES. ^ GONS AND HARNESS*' .a' .. irreci MUiracrion, ana amv ^ i new K W? are yotmr with barffa ? ' .Jf . ' ' ' WAY BARGA i-. ' . * , . * / . ,v. . f * . .. . -v . : , . - W ' - - 1 " - s? ~ 7**1' *"* 1 ' I I**1"' ** " " '' . ^ 0 ?.. ^ 'V. * ' -j - '? "*" " *' --' ;.; THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1M m "tCeep Eliminative i System Active ? : ' ' . . . Q?md HealthRcquiresQvoJ Elimiwatiow . ? ;?*? H -?v . ?- , -rrz>-'-' "* ?"' cunt feel well when there is , Vy a "retention ofr poisonous watte in the blood. This is called a toxic condition, and is apt to make one * tired, (lull and langdid. Other symptoms are sometimes toxic backaches r- ? and headaches.-T)>at the kidneys are I not functioning properly Is often shown by scanty or burning passage - of secretions*- Many people have ^ learned the value of Doan'a Pi lit, a * >? stimulant diuretic, when the kidneys j seem functionally inactive. Bvsryf. where ooe finds enthusiastic Dosn's ' users. Aakyour neighbort ITJOAN'S'SS8 JWnialaiif Dmrm*ic tm thm JTidUsya . TO~.o-.Wi c. mgg.wt the tempers! ft re outside varies the _ jhaat In ths ?This > should be dc ne as long a? a Vow heat i is run. There is no part 9! th?? curing of barn of tobacco that should be 1 done with more care than colorinsr. If I It is colored right . il is . not much s trouble to cure it right. The runt of i -^ccuiing of a barn of tobacco i* eub ject to ho many condition* l|. is lm' pocsible to make a rule. If you have u w?U trained nose however, it will help : you vej^v much to Knpw when the heat f is not right in the barn, il ? Now for a fewi-suggestion* on grad* lag. Our information Is limited on 1 this subject, since we have not been 1 grading long enough ta-know mud) ' about It, but we understand that it 1 should not he graded according to col' or only, b\it according to site ^and 1 body also, but the grading is not so im' portant as the handling after grad' lag. The hands should not be too i large, they should be tied neatly and f kept .Straight, and afterwards ;>ut -on I sticks dressed for the purpqsC and 1 ironed out -with- a smooth board made . a a ? for , the purpose, and then backed ! down* using the board for packing. Il t should be repacked in a few rayti atic F Tmooth?I~out again, using "the boards , fas before. This adds more to the *p" pearanee than any.other cne thing-thai can be donejtp It. In this, respect i1 . !s~l!ke women, "It is judged target] f by the appearance". If It looks goo< i Ifcfs supi?osed to be good. It should b f Carried ?q market on sticks and take.' r off the sticks and loaded on the trucks 1 Every ftan should insist on its beinj i handled with care, loaded on truck ? neatly.- You get more' for this thai IT you do for the same amount of worl t you do. . - ' It mtist be remembered that I hav< { not Written from a personal expernijc ' i only, since I.am only a school girl o f ! ?emlor roar*, hut I have withered I t i great ma?s of information from tvhicl - I have'culled the foregoing*, t v >o . (Miss) Eva Mae Dupn, Conway, S. C., Star Route7No. 6 F? ^ SBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSiB 31 * liuciM! !DRAUGHTI | For Corutipatiom ' 11 wS&a ,, ; '- #$* '; ?*r p . v . . ; " fG SHE WANTS TO? VISION he past twenty-si or less^oneVevi stock of men's ani ' . . ;M'f'?+> ; / V ?. *?' n the past few dai *-0*- ' "' * " us* ' cheap for cash o * you money *t the (Mtr ' - - V. j / A ; _ oil when you are wrong, ins and service for fyowr I IN HOUSE : I " / ' " ?* .3 " * f ' . ' * ?r~??~r??~~ ...?M ^ t7. -?** ' ' LAST WE OFFEREI ] ' - SPEC , THIS WEEK FORI w WeWi GUARANTEED v-.V- ; - -For ' ; An 8 l-2 inch I And a World of ? 'Be Duplicated A > ; ' __iMV -- ? ? rr ~ A IN I CONWAY srr I TO SEE IS * AUTO if ACETYLEN - - _ii .: J. B. S . _j . Fourth i i , p . * . t . . . <* ) ^ '.r: w4 i ", C , ' :. V - . 1 tf ' A V- . .. i \Wm P IYm n ! - - . \ Tlw ; ' . = a* - v..,"" % ?t ? 't ' -- " m.m I , ' ps 1 1 1 ? - . H?. % > i ... y ' . y 2-* * ^ i ' ; / . , * ? ? , , - ? ^?~~ I 'I i?l t * ill * >*?' III II mm** List< \ v ' THE MAN OF DEC] ... . . . / . 4 ' . ' . ^ ' u ' - r f ) %* * EVEN YEARS. WE HAV RY DAY IN THE WEEl ) BOYS' CLOTHING A1 rs?SEE US FOR STAN I^TlM^rSEE US. 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