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Articles PuMiibcd in
Ike State Enquirer
ONE DAY LIST WEEK
hrserttn to Otoe Stoftifi tl Cesne
satfM Witt Yack Cawrtr Candidate
m Train. Called Up The Rec
ta Make lanteat Ra
in
to
th*
the
b
DM Major Wylie, of tba board o'
dlraatoei of tba etata dtopanaary, aaj
that ttaa other mam ban of tba board
ava oorropt; that ha la only one man
acataat two, and eannot help himself
bat wte able raoantly to compel the
otban, by thraata, to return Rood-
pnrnhaaed oral bla prot-at?
In a long dtetanoa telephone con
venation Tburaday morning .with. »-
OallMnbta Record man, whom ha Mil
ad op, Major Wylie dented the allege
tton that ha bad made such a late
manta, and authorised the nawapaprr
man to q ote him aa atrongly in da
fetal in h<« command of the language
would permit MaJirWylie'a atate
meat to The Bmorl wee by way of
reply to the fol o*ing article, which
appeared Tbunday msrnlug
Oolumbta State and credited
Tortvilto B aquirer:
"Mr. Wylie, of the atate ►card o»
dUpensarr directors, was on the 0
X. W. train Wednseday morning, go
log toward Gastonia; and between
T trkvlltoand Olov— h? said In the
presence of Dr J £ Muaer and Mr
W P. MoOaln, who were going to Olo
tar with toe eouuty oampaigc party,
that the state dispensary has always
been o wrapt an i it la as oorrupt aa it
baa aver bjea He said that tin state
board la e>rrup ; but be Is only one
man against two and cannot he p him
■elf. He cited that recently, over bla
p cheat, the oliter two members of the
b~ard baa pu. chased two thousand
oaem of eo called oaee whiskey. Upon
the arrival of tho whiskey ha, Wylie,
Inslited on having it analysed. The
analysis showed 2} per cent, of alcohol
and the Wanes was various kinds of
▲sa result of the
and Mr. Wylie's tbreatanini
at a teas to know bowtfcp
ei and wholly Ineorreet venton of aay
eon venation with Dr. M—y and
Mr. MoOtin> — - ■
fiTMAtiUK ON CL&M ON
OSUTtCiaRa VMM MANAGEMKNX
MOST VIGOnOtiSLT.
Only Instance Where lay College or
Department lees as it Pleases
Meeds Cleaning Out.
Tba following la a more complete
report of Mr. MoMahoo’e remarks a
Otemaoo than could be given In The
Record Wednesday aftornoom
The management of Olemaon hai
oever been noted for Its i ffioieccy. It
has surrounded the young man of the
itate with ooodltlona which would b*
Intolerable In daoent homaa He bad
resigned from the board of trustees oi
the university In Columbia as be wat
sxpeoting to make some auoh orltl-
Atom and he desired to bear alone tbi
reepooalbllty of his views. Ha de
dared the satire organisation of Clem
eon to be wrong. It la supported b>
a tax upon the farmers, which tea
HELP THE TEACHES.
COME ADVICE TO PARENTS
SCHOOL CHILD REN.
OP
Which, if followed, Win Felp to
Make fehool Work Taster
* for All.
a ftass, the i quer was sent beek e<*Hege fr a elsm carp ration,
-tr -
-
Dr. Mimsy amljMr. MoOaln both re
pealed Mr. Wylie's statement to them
in their ■peeohes at Olover." <
la on tbs Kcqurler'e
artiste the Columbia State said:'‘The
above statement is ooc firmed by a
ipeeial to Toe State from Y rkvtlle,
whteh gives the same report of Di-
Wylie's ooovuiatioa with
Massey and MoOaln. The
•adeavoied Wedueedsy to ob
C
Mr. Wvlte and Mmus Massey
aad MeOain. It was found that Mr.
Wytte, whose boms is In R'ehburg,
eounty, Is at Uteveland
M. 0. A telegram was sent
hare asking him for s state-
> by telegraph. Mo reply was ra
il being possible that Mr.
Wylie was unable to reply Thursday
and MaOtia
both away from booM Wodaaa
dag la attendance upon tbs York
county campaign sceeting at some
point la the county and selther of
them could be reached Wednsada
Major Wylie Oootradtets The State
•hd the laqtdrtt la what he says be
few:
•‘I
the train on the day
la company with Dr.
, MeOain, bat the gen-
i quoted by the Enquirer posel
> or did not oattii
wMted to keep
atTidea bo had
with that
; for tts la
*‘1 told blm that! thought as long
hopt putting
~ he im-
Ibie to keep down talkr and that
Ely opted on county dispensaries
1 went on to my
i my attention had been
salted lb tbi quaMtt of sums goods ws
l;but
What I got to Oolumbtartfeaad that
Tatum hid already
oftbme goods to ths
lysad; that ths sham
1st had reported unfav s ly upon them
the goods ware of fern
>
Wm
fs;-
I perasntage and >very
by the com-
^ to rotnm thus.
M Mf. MoOaln than asked me how
i resurn. I re
Ilka 1,000 gallon
Toe barrel goods
old board's pur
that the othof
ui worn corrupt:
I of saying that 1
to induct tbf
Uqaor.
as I have just
quality
aad started to Columbia
Itostigd I found that
log mors money than Is mo s.-arj
they use the surplus before the timt
to report to the legislature annually
Thlt encourages sxtravlganoe. Tbt
appropriation is In violation of the
fundamental safeguard of govern
ment. Except at Glemson Itbae be n
unheard of In our state for a board ti
trustees without specific authorlt)
from the legislature to erect build
Inge, add new departments, oomml
the elate to new departures wltbou'
asking the eonaent of the legislature
the far til zir tax should go into the
-tate treasury and Olemson should be
supported by annuel appropriations
as the other state institutions are.
He deplored the fact that under the
arms of acceptance by the state o.
“a mere pittance of poor land and:
little oasb" from Mr. Otesastn, then
te a perpetual condition that a major
ity of the trustees should be name
by blm and should have the pow«r t<
perpetuate themselves and thus rul«
forever the Institution upon whloi
she elate should lavish her wealth
N) atate Institution should b) beyooc
•tate control. Trustee! become old
antiquated In their Idem and out o'
j ilnt with the progress of the times
Tneir Caesar like power may breed li
them arrogance, bigotry and selfish
felt that Clear a t
TF
ffl: ired by the kinemen and other fa-
.cr.seS of these Ufa trustees, wba will
ooatrol, even beyond the period o 1
their natural lives, because the)
choose their yuooeeeors. Nepotiar
honey com be the institution. li, is op
orated In large measures by tbe trust
ees for the trusters. | Before tbe leg
Mature stopped tho trustees tton
diajeteg per dh m aad confined then
to actual < xpenaea, there wore a fev
old broken down trustees who wet
on eommlttreajo supervise work the
■braid have been left to the preoi
dent. The mileage aad four dolls s
per day were an Inducement to han?
around the college nearly all the time
So tyraenoos are tho trustees, that
professors have been taught to kee,
their mouths shut and to he In cot -
■tent terror and eon etlmes to orlagv
Mr. McMahon declared that tb<
remedy la for the state to purohaac
from helm or residuary legatees tin
ravartionary interest so that thestati
can repudiate the will and take charge
of the management of tho Institu
tion. Then the name ebou'd be chang
ed to Calhoun, after the great states
naan whose name the world over it
linked wteh that of Sooth Carolina.
Cal boo o’a un
worthy eon-in-late, a-teorthern mat
wlf ontolahn npon the seat, wbowa
eo ungenerous, so mraaiy selfish ths
ha decreed la his dictatorial will not
only to rule fonvsr tha Instltutioi
of thw name whloh sprang to
life—tbe Immortal Oalhoun.
Killed Near Radham.
John Brown, a negro employed a
the briok works cf tbe Dorobeeter
r domdany, waskured and hi
body hoxriblv mutilated by an east
bolted Southern train peering Bad ban
Friday night about 9 o’ol< ok. It l>
mid ho cams Into Bad ham from Sum
mervllte riding on blind end of bag
gage oar in an IntOKteated condition
and expressed hie Intention of rnturn-
teg Friday night to Summerville 1*
the aarne manner. His mangled bod;
found at daylight Saturday morning,
t few feet beyond tho depot, show
Chat he had attempted to carry ou
Wife a-id Child Drown.
Mrs. Geo. Watkins and child we,e
drowned Saturday afternoon, near
Mountain Bast, 11 miles west of Wsl-
halla. Mr. Watkins sod family at
tempted to turd a swollen stream
when theft,.wagon wa* overturned bj
t e oorrant • Mr. Walker ravel twr
of tim children and tried te vain to
rave hts telfe, who deeped bra Infant
Mr. Watktne llvee lt
of Ooooee county
and bo aed hie family were going to
vttit mlativee at their former horn*
and had alaaoet reached their dwitiw
tlBi. They piraid through Walhalls
S oMook.
j-.r'W' 1
ion Mmbodpfl.
ever
-a
whleUee
\ Bold Thieves.
Ah Attleboro, Mass., thni men at
teoked Arthur Gieeao, a nineteen
boy employed by
tbeO K. Webster Jewelry Company
* him from his
htetra he was re
from
We demand, rays the Mew York
Americas, on behalf of the icbool
children and the school teacher* of
to-day, that mothers and father* oo
operate willingly and Intelligently if
he work that the aehool teacher* hav<
to do.
Tbera Is much talk, In home*, o'
tonooi ircaoncn inonrcomiiiic»
Cher* Is far too much readiness U
Istes to the stories of children excua
Ing their own poor work with orltl
clem of teachers.
The matter la most serious. Tbi
teacher cannot posalbly do bis be*,
work and give the beet result* unles>
,be parents co-operate with him In
t:lllgentlr. Let us consider what tb<
luty of parents Is, and what tb<
eachers have a right to expect.
Fathers and mothers know what a:
ttxoious th.ng a apoilad child is. Y ja-
loms yean far exceeds tbe usual in
T^ IVOirSHaaiiii TS* fpenia~|' mus
octroi one spoiled child. Don’t fat
o pity the aobool teacher who le ex
jeeted to control, by kindness and Is
.diligence exclusively, a dca n or mor
polled children
Tbe first thing for you fathers as
oothen is to see to it that you do no
end spoiled children to the sohooh
li member that tbe most Intelligent
ionaolenttous, devoted teacher ca
ee all of hit work made u e ess bj
>v rpetting of a child or foolish sev
rlty with a obild.
Fathers and mothers In America
Ismand, properly, that a teacher sba’
ot strike a child. They should sent
to tbe teacher children that do no
squire blow*. Fatten and motbeij
temand tbat In school their ohildre
ball be controlled by moral panut
Ion, appeal* to tfcelr better natur
y Intelligence. Let them send t
he teachen children tbat art aocu
omed to be controlled In tbat mac
er.
B alfze tbat the father Is a teach
r’s partner In education, and tbat
be mo inr la the teacher's ally. Hj>
mpomlble it li In a family to brln,
;p the children properly If tha fatbe
Apt* one method and tbe motte)
trotter.
H )w many children are required b
joniradlotory orders from father an<
oother. Tbiuk. what a task you p»
^fore the teachers, whin you rxpec
hem to control so many children wb
vW.oxa are too often directed in no
rositlon to a teacher's wishes an<
van encouraged to disobey the teach
r.
We empha^ze this (o'nt: Centre!
/our oh ldran by kindiiees and InteUi
/-no*. You have no right to sene
thlldren otherwise ooctrolled to tb
oubllo schools. If you say, "I have a
oy that I can on!y control by whlf
>ing blm, or "I bays a girl that must
ue whipped once In a while." How
lav* you a right to eav, "I will no
How a teac her to touch my oliild?”
If you cannot control one cbll
vltinut brutality, bow can you expect
. public sobo> 1 teachtr to control fort)
>r fifty obtldren by kindness? B
nember that s e d« not excuse unde
toy otroumet noes the brutal treat
nent ot a child by a teacher
Every human being has the same
igbts in this world It la an outrag*
tooordlrg to our law for a man tf
•trike another equal to him h
strength. It la an infiultely greater
rotrage for any human being to wll
folly stlke a weak obild that Is de
'enaelesa
This newspaper, with pleasure, wll
a' wkys share In the prosecution of MO
cacher or of any human being guilt)
'f wilfully striking a belpleoe child 1
effective prosecution can possibly te
fraught about. But we do tell parents
)hey abculd be frank with themselves
compels os 16
o the ettildren
of our body.
vara vrould dlswUbout It.
TbO ecbool teenher le not tbe fath
1 or Ihe te Aber of tha ohlldrao sit
ting oaths beoobee. Yetweesk of
tbe teaebra a devotion greater titan
tbat of toy other public nervant.
We domtod tbat he give every ouaoe
of hit ability, of hie interest, to ahll
lien that win not thank blm whose
tuooem he will not live to see or share,
exhausting hie,vitality in return fra
extremely poor pay.
fathers and mothers, be oonsolen-
loue partners cf tbe teachers.
For jour ebtldron's sake especially
end for tbe teacher*! rake as well, pu'
yourself In the teacher's pUo>. Im
upon your child the great, noblr
vork timt the teacher doe*. Till the
shod bow cf en it bu bapptned tbit
nen euooeeeful in this world hav r
)wed their eueoeae entirely to their
tohool teachers.
Imprtm upon them especially thr
feet that good men and euooeeeful mer
iave always been eager In ohlldhooc
to show gratitude for the'work tha 1
tbe teacht r* do.
You can eatilr impress the Child !r
be right way. Make it your soleou
luty to Ugbten tbe burden of thr
nan and tbe women In tbe publi<
tohools, upon whom you defend fo*
your ohildran'i w^/ara
Do not negTeet this.
Loren*.
Oh, the years creep slowly by, Lorena
The snow is on the grass again.
The sun’s low down the sky, Lorena,
And frosts gleam where the (lowers
have been.
But the heart beats oa aa warmly
now,
As when the summer days were nigh,
Oh, the sun can never dip so low,
Adown affection’s cloudless sky.
A hundred months have passed, Lore
na.
Since last I clasped your hand in
mine,
And felt thy pulse beat fast, Lorena,
Though mine beat faster far than
thine.
A hundred months, ’twas flowery
May,
When up the hilly slope we climbed
To watch the dying of the day,
And hear the distant church bells
chime.
We loved each other then, Lorena;
More than we ever dared to tell,
And a hat we might have been, Lore
na,
Had but our loving prospered well!
But that is past the years are gone,
fo
ADVANTAGE OF BEING A IAVE-1 WAR BHOtJbD BE 1C IDE ON T*fe
I’ll cot call up their shadowy forms,
But say to them lost years sleep on,
("fleetr Ob, nor heed life’s pelting
storms.
to support snd honest to the teachers.
JWNte»%a*^ - «-Hrv*A* toi Eand tn i.rm duo
children that bnve bona
mad* the viotlmtiof blows and bru
Ality at boms and expect tb* teaehe*
o do the hardest of all work, the in
»UBt«g of education, without recourse
X) the only kind of persuasion that
he child is aoouatomed to obey;
Nowhere In the world le pal
ot* more highly developed than li
America Nowhere are greater aao
‘fixe made for the oomlng goners
The sight of a father working
tlmsHf to death for the eakoof hi?
family in so oommoo In the United
states tbat It excites no comment.
The m lber slaving day in aad day
ut that 1 er daughters may tav* what
<he ccu’d not have, that her sonlihS}
iave tor their education the money
ibitehormght toraendoa henolf, te
he rule, not the exception. But too
ad' Igent or mistaken sff o ion ruins
me child.
Never encourage a obild to apeak
dlereepootfuily ot a teaober. Never
•occurage a child to pot blame upon
\ teacher. There are dcf-otlve teaoh-
ra, Of o lure*. And It does happen
bat tbe child may bring to its father
or mother truthful tales of ehortoom-
ngs on the toaoher'i part.
Inveetigate these things if yon will
But Investigate them fra younelvea.
•member log tbe-tendency of child
iood to ix&ffnr^tlon.
Don't be made foolish by tbe fact
that it Is your own child that talka.
Find out for yourself, without en-
rduraglng the child to dleobedieno,
by llatenlng too eagerly to Ita story.
Then, If you find tbat your child has
spoken absolutely truthfully, take
such steps ee you may pleaae.
Dan’i laugh at your child when -it
toils of tho "smart'things" that It
does a* sehoul to bother tha teaober
ra te bother other pupils.
_ Never try to lafinenra the obild
togat Ibay against tba toaetara under aay con-
dlttoaa. You hurtloar own child te-
The story otthat past, Lorena,
Alas, 1 care not to repeat.
There were hopes that could not last
Lorena,
They lived, but only lived- to cheat,
I would not cause e*en one regret, ,
To rankle in thy bosom now.
For if we try we may forget
Mere words of thine long years ago.
Yes, these words were thine, Lore
na,
They burn within my memwy yet.
They touch some tender chord, Lore
na,
That thrills and trembles with regret
'Twas not thy woman’s heart that
spoke,
That heart was always true to me:
A’duty stern abd pressing broke
Tbe tie that bound my soul to thee.
It matters little now,Lorena,
The past is in the eternal past.
Our heads will soon He low, Lorena
Life’s tide is ebbing out so fast.
There is a future, Oh. thank God,
Of life this Is so small a part!
'Tis dust to dust beneath the sod,
But then up there, ’tls heart to
heart.
Definition of a AIm.
I/ve’» current ooin. 1
Oupld ■ sealing wax
Too little smacks In eoH'isl £
The full stop in a lover’s dialogue.
The seal that stamps many a fu
*ura —
Woman's moat effective argument
Woman’s pasport to her husban
puree.
Interchange of mlcro'm
M~st popular im-ck on the sea of
Ife. •
c WlfeTwii iBeeraii'O from the hpr t
he heart.' '
Of no nee to one bat much prfz
ay two. '
A perfect cho-d, sounded-<ram twr
harmon'ous souls.
The only agreeable two-faoed so
on under the sun.
Flag cf iraeiTn Hie petty
auurtehlp find marrlsffe.
A kiss la tbe thermcmetor bv whloi
ee measure the afiectlons.
The thunderclap of tho lips that
follows the lightning of theavea.
boxethlng, which, when girnn epn
not be taken back, but Is often re-
tuned. - —-
Some White Fiend*.
A dispatch from St. Louis, Mo.
wvs Hizel Jackson, eighteen yean
ol<y and Mamie Orora, nineteen, an
ooth 111 at the Jackeon home as thr
result of having been attaeked by a
dozen men in a desolate place ir
Broadway, eoutir of the dty limits
The girls were bound, gagged and
carried fewlhly Into a grove. Mine
men have been arrested la oonneotion
with the oaee, and warrants charging
araanlt were tirote Wednesday against
tlx ot them. Mira Oroee, still pah
and haggard from reoent. Hlnrai,
told the story of the attack,
POISON IN THE POT. 1 SHOULD BE KILLED. '*** ***’,* «,
AT-HOME FARMER
MongciTo
All Other People Vaye te Pat Pood
^ that Centains Poisonous
■attra. '
Arguments for preferring tram life
to all others are r ratting additions
mpetne In these piping days of in
vestigation and exposure. Thr
abarma ot rural life, always a favorth
theme of fine poets, have been eo add
id to on the practical side by moderr
nventlon that all bands were about
•o agree that thara was no cxietena
to be oompa-ed to that on "a Utth
arm, well tilled," located near a
■rolley line, strung with telsphon*
vires and in tou^h with the run
res delivery. But If any. doub
logered It baa been dispelled by th>
idvooates of the pure food bills anc
he muok-rakars wuo stuck their forks
ato Abe mysteries of the packing
ards. Tbe farmer seems to be th'
»nly man that Is safe In these days ot
ciavmatio mix .one and devlllsl
idulteratljns. The only way to b
ure of >our meat Is to raise It your
.elf, do all the feeding, the killing,
“ ^ and die cooking. Y u
must not take your eye off the anima
»t any stage of the process until It ba
Men landed In tbe stomaeh. If an\
nlddleman steps In at any ojdJudc
ure, If ho ls allowed to work his gam«
vt any turn In the prooras, you ar
tot safe.
Here we were innocently and unsus
- olously devouring the steaks am
a ms and sausage and souse that wa
ist before us, undisturbed by doub
snd uortfil d by lack of confidence
We supposed things were what the;
•eemed, but, tlas, there has been i
ude awakening. It an article nov
«fore ns, by a Kansas Olty expert, It
to be taken literally, It Is practically
mpossible to get any pure food It
this country. Th* butter Is coveret
*ltb coal tar dyes; tbe meat has mor
jr Ues embalming fl Id; tbe oatsup 1
colored with coal ayes and has sail
lyllc sold In It. The lard In wblci
be potatoes are fried probably -‘on
alna portions cf hogs that have dto
iitural deaths and not been slaught
>red under sanitary condition*; ptu
iiy it died of some disease. TL
/read is full ot alum; the tea am
«flee contain copper; the vegetable,
ave different varieties* of artifiois
olorlng. Aa to pepper, we are grave
y Informed, anything pure In that
ne la out of the question.
Esther the trees have quit growing,
ne btrri-s have ceased to ripen, o
he trophioal pe p,e have q it ship
ilng to market for lack of demand
It Is found cheaper to make tt o
ocoaiuc ihel s, sawdust and day
.ad of thcee toothsome Ingredients it
ite popper of uommeroe. Even thi
apple does not eeoape, but le madt
as deceptive as the one growing or
.ue D-ad Sea, which la beautiful ti
oehold, but a fraud to the bite. Thr
o* red apple ou the stand la rosy te
suae, nine times out of ten, it b
painted with ooal tar dyea At least
boogb, you will say, we are not ti
oso the cherished illusion oi new
9cUt3es. Vain hope. Old potetoer
are freshened up In alum water after
j*ing scraped, and- thus pai*.Q off at
.ne real thing, Just cut of the patch.
Tbe gorge rises as we proceed, anc
tie loud tJioulatioD, so often uttered,
.hat we would like ones more to hat.
t good, old fashioned farm dinner
c ime. forth wlkh additional emphasis
.uroly tbe farmer himself ete*pee ah
.-waa ua gers. Oan lie not be sure OJ
da vegetables by pulling them up
: gbt in bis ga'’d'’n and following
em to toe tab.t ? Uan’t be catch i
; ..ca.u ruunl. g ou to* ar** tbat bat
fl_ver eoen a eocp or head of a cold
„ur»ge Loom, behead it, piook it, and
ave mother to serve It for dinner?
Jtn't he butcher ntro»n beef, dree*
is own mutton, gatoer hie owl
routing ears, snatch Ml own
rom the tret* far turn the maoblna
Jons of the middleman and proof
against ths mUsa-til tbs packers^
Admitting j tlwworn tor^dwrltfett ior
lad the Lit le Anneying Feet*' riven
From Tvery Household In
- the'County. ,
We know it ifould oausej3j to run
hrough every household in thi?
moiqulto ridden oommun'ty tv know
•batthe Hctile peels can be destroyed
With tbe exeeptloiFof tbe salt wate/
variety, every speciee of the te sx dg,
fitting poet can be exterminated to
ndlvidual or koal effort, with otm
paratlvely slight expense of time anc
none;. The siertt of annosae of In-
iivldual or communal warfare on tiu
n-squ til lira hi the aclentlflcal!;
iroved fact tbat the maqulto In
variably Uvea, biases and bites vrr..
tear th* place of 1U birth, unless, of
oune, It tl oarriel away by a strong
wind. Therefore, in order to wage t
nooeesfol war of extermination o
he mo qulto, It la necessary only t
t hoover the breeding place or place
—always standing or stagnant wate
-and to remov* them entirely eitb*
by dralnlrg and then fil ing in th
lepreesiODS, or, if tbat is Impossible
r Impracticable, by ooatfng the sur
'ace of tbe water with kerosene oil.
B gbt her* lot it be known that tb-
earch for itagoant water must b
borough, If relief from u,o<qultoes i
o be obtained. They breed In tfc«
nost unsuspected places—in old ti
ans, ralL-filled hollows of trees w*
ip from the grcur.d, crotches of tret
nd hollow stumps, broken bottle*
ildden by gnum or topping lOfe*
vails as ornament; pitohe-l of th
fitoher plant, dosed sowers, tb
emale entering and leaving tbroug
be perforated^arap*; lower vaeez b
vhloh ths water le not charged dall;;
lare of water insulating the lega o
efrtgeratore, roof leaden tbat ar-
>ot properly graded. Obvious breec-
ng places are uncovered rain wate
amis, open ote terns and walls, >b
)rts of outdoor water oloseta, groun
epresslons, unused household wal*
f*c< p soles, still water along tbe adge
f streams, pools formed by u der
rush, pools fed by springs, watm
Jong the edges of swamps and in thi
vamps, watering troughs icfrrqaent
V used, and the pools formed uader
rath by drippings.
Id brief, tbe varieties of m qulti
hat give tbe greatest trouut.—bar
ing th* salt water genus—will bres'
ny where in anything holding stanti
ng or stagnant water. These varlt
lee are the oulex pungene, or inhur
aoequtto, tbe most common of ah
he two hundred odd speolet; thr
tegomyla, or yeUow fever bearing
QO'q j|feH tehkfii iif fouffiT prott)
enerall; over the eoutf; and tb^
mophelee, or malaria tearing moe
lulto, whose habitat la tbe great*)
art of America. It li tbe Inlanc
oosqulto that generally breeds In 0)
tear a bouse, and owing' to thla trait
t is often called the house mosquito
Che mor* effdnsive tbe water th*
note prolific this spedes. This te
\lao true of the etrgomyta. Thr
\oopbelee prefer* to breed In
pools of unoonlaminated water, but
vhloh ar* frequently covered will
•reen scum. Tbe edges of ewamps,
. round depreeeloae and tpringfot
ijols are favored breeding places. So
Uso, are unused receptacles about a
muse; but, unlike the oulex pongtna,
•be anophels rarely enters a house.
Tbe beet way to apply keroaene te
*lth a garden sprinkling pot, after
he openings in the nozzle have beer
nlarged eomewtat. One pint of oi
fio a water surface twenty feet it
liameter le th* accepted proportion
Anappileation will aufflmfor about
•wo weeks, when it ihoulJ be repeat
>d. The method by wbloh the oil
lestroys tbe larvae (wigglen) is not
woxlo, but meobanloal. A larva muti
com* to tbe eurfaos every minute or
two for air. The Inland larvae ap
preaches the sorfoca *t right angles
and gets Its air by sti&klng Its tail
quipped with an air tube, above
omotogtoally proved fate kbal if
raiding water, la which there are
jq qiUo ivrvxe, Is stirrod op. tha
urvae will dl# in a abort timwe* a re-
ault of tba oommotlon. Still or tag-
oast water, from the moment th*
eggs an laid until the winged It seats
are at hand, te absolutely neoearary to
toe devetopaoeat of me qaltoea Ed*,
larva, bnpae, then, in two or three
days wing d moequltc—these are the
four stag** of ii<> qulto development.
The s it of morqulto extr ml-atlon la
trlfliDg of it** f; and it sinks UI juti
t*rins*gnl^o%toe when ecmpared with
.toe benefit, reeulttag therefrom. Sev
eral summers ago.* certain Mary land
village was aid ow, almost to a man,
/ttb malaria. ThlYBDoa Ing manner
Tortv aenarf was spent In draining
be b ceding piaedof tb# anopheles,
ind only ote oaaqnf malaria was re
ported alleumaanr. Whatever the va‘
ietf of maqulto, edefioa has pointed
<ut a sure way to exCermlcat* it. And
clenoe says, and has p»v*d it, too,
;hat -the best way to be rid of on*
-undred and ninety-nine varieties le
□r each Individual and oomnrronlty to
vage war on the mot qulto* s bothering
dm and it by dn'nlsf, filling In and
oiling To* mo. quite leas age li dawn-
ug-
, Hrioollac * Crapn. -
A dtepa di from Spartanburg rays
a-:nry Seay and Ciarlle B)var, brott-
•rs-ln law, bscame involved In a diffl-
;ulty about eund >wn Thursday near
Arkwright mill and tba former shot
t te later. T e ball entered Bsvsrii
* jornaca and the wound te considered
isrtous Sea; surrended and Is now
a the county Jail. S?ay Is a mem
ber of the fire department and Is well
known here. It le said family diff it-
noea provoked the trouble between
t,fm * v . '
Lightning Osnsee Fin*.
Two large warehouses of th* leaca
Elver Phosphate M lling company at
Hull, Fla , were struck by lighting
WedoMdaj afternoon, caught fir*
iud were completely destroyed, with
heir oontents valued at 900,000.
The occupants of the butldlug were
rescued with great d.ffljulty from
ha flamss.
Tried to Alii All.
In a fit of Insanity, Emil Berner, a
mechanic of Batavia, UltoolA mor
dared his brother-in law, Ernest
Franzen. by cutting hie throat with a
rasor, slashed Mrs. Berner eoeeverel;
that she will die, then cat hie thro*'
Ithln a tow momenta. Thr
wteid at the Berner
home, Berner had been 111 for throe
weeks, aad at times delirious, bat n*
symptotts of violent insanity had been
prevloasly noticed.
toe cities, sgie.ing that «oi ordinal)
xmsumen are at the mercy of fooo
.rands, there are atilt mlilloue a
tomes where the prying manlpulstoi
tod Lhe audacious adulterator cannot
/et In his work . ” T -
There Is ptent; of good food in tiu
jountip; the farmers are raising it b;
toe hundwde of millions of tone
Mach of It, we are su-e, reaches the
joneumer without contamination,
and there la no reaeon why all of it
toould not ha delivered In mttefao
«orj shape. It is the raeeally felloe
who "alts at the receipt of customs’
la the .cities, tarries at the ba.f-wa>
aouse to drop hie fly in the ointment,
that needs •batting iff. With doe*
nepoetlon, scientific teste and heat)
fines fra adoiterotibn, the principal
part of the evils may be avoided, anti
til the raeeals pot out of bnelnem.
rheee measures hava been too long
delayed, and wa are suffering tor ran
iesy, happy-go-lucky way of attend
og to auoh masters. It needed i
rude awakening to bring us to on)
s, but now that wa ara aroused
toere will be no further use for any
bjdy, in dty ordoantry, any longei
lying tbat it la impossible to get
/are food. The ooodttions are bad-
very bad, Indeed—but as frcquantl)
Appons in tba affalta of life, are not
near eo dark aa painted.
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Treatment.
DiaeaaM peculiar to man are vi err diSkwlt
to treat and only an expert apadaliatahotaM
ba entroated
their treatment. We
have been atudying
and treating these
dieses ne for over 20
years,and have built
up a reputation
which we believe ia
second to none in
this country.
Our plan for treat
ing. men- at a die.
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no matter where you
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dl *
Nervoes DeWUtv,
(loat vital ity, nervous sxhaoetion,
tion, eta,) the symptoms of which
of^ergy. ambiUon, vitality, set.
ptmmr
am Urn
it, sleeplesanam, diialnsaa, etc,
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oflts.«ysytoma,eBohaa some, nicer* pirn-
P j IV s * ^W«th. thrpnt on hand* face
and other partanCtlM body, fallinghti rand
eyebrow* write ue fori OoeapleUinforma-
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E the child
’ dtatpltne.
,oi(
iltaa bard-
Obarged with making dtos to ooun
torfelt the standraA silver SoUaia of
YmmxmIa to fintaH a rovolutlon te
wn, tom manager of the,Or
orporation, el Vearanala, and
Yrak^"*’'^
ProblbitloalM Ffght,
At tha campaign meeting at Green
villa on Tuesday, augated at aoara re
mark made by Mr. Joel E Bi
madid ate fra Governor, Mr. A. 0
Junes whe, la running for the
offloa, lift tits speaker’s eland and
walking up to bis opponent and broth
•r prohibitionist, deliberately slapped
Mr. B.dMenfe face. Mr. B
has but one hand and befero he eonk
gather hiaraalf together in atifAe-
feoee, half adcammen stepped in anti
Mr. Jonei was arnibad fey two peUee
and fenvrod eff tfea teaad. Ira
furnished nominal bond and
Both Jonra and
avowed prohitttionteM and
l«ha Uttia diCeronra eanfe fea laid to
the dispensary, as the fight took piam
inaaoeaBedprobttWonoounty.
art so afraid of em-
omit
water surface and eeoure*
ilr by putting its bead above water.
In whatever way a larva obtains ah
toe oil obstructs Its delicate respire
tray apparatus and rapid s*ff jcarioc
eaults. * An unbroken oil film will
□ring death to all tbe l r*ae in s
given body ot water in a few boon
Care should be taken to keip the
Ml film eontlnuoua. Keroaene tends A n Orarwo w*
to collete around water gam logt andl ^A.11 V/lracUl
other fiorolgu bodies In a pond, forex
\mple. Thus spaces of water surfeCi
more or lees exteoslve are left with
toft an oB covering, and tbe breeding
A mosquitoes g «» on apeet; the
time from eggs to winged mosquito
varies from twelve to tweatj-five
days, sooordlng to the speclealJ3r
removing gra—I and aU other ofe
s^rnotiena from a body of water an
unbroken ell film oan be obtained.
Dm edgae of etroame, springs and
ponds should also ba kept
the promos of logs and gi
to standing water, in the.shape of
fittle pools, aad ia thaw the female
tnopbele del igbts to depoeit her eggs.
Among the' very few bodies of water
sbontahonaa that cannot conven
iently be treated with kerosene* are
ba These, however, aa well as
open none, can ba eorooned, and in
.bis way keprfrom the mosquito. If
you are averse to putting oil on the
eater in rain water barrels, fit the*
with tight covers, with screened
loles in the center for air, and draw
aut tha watte from tho bottom fey
of n spigot.
Tbera is no need te pot oU in a wa-
■4:
of the beautiful
Lfyon^eferH
tiful and good new Uprights
bp on easy terms.
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oOeiral to tbe
Ropp'
m neatly
in pocket
ing of such real
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