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THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. S C. WRIGLEY5 Wrapped to insure its perfect condition in aii climates and seasons. Sealed tieht—kept right. The perfect gum in the perfect package. CATTLE TICK IS BADLY WALLOPED Bloodsuckers Receive Severe - Trouncing in Infested States During Month of March. FINE WORK OF ERADICATORS According to Reports 1,203,497 Cattle Went Through “Canal to Prosper ity"—Big Increase Made In Number of Dipping Vats. (Preparedly the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) If the annual battle against the cat- lie fever tick can be compared to a boxing match of nine rounds—each rhonth from March to December being a round—It is true that the tick got a thorough trouncing In the first round, and the bell rang with the parasite fig uratively hanging over the ropes. March of this year brought irnm* dippings of cattle for the tick than were recorded in any other March since the federal and state govern ments began to fight the parasite In 11*06. According to reports from all tlck-lnfestod states 1.2IR.487 cattle went through “tho canals to pros perity" in March. 11*11*. Thi* compares with 906».V>6 In March. 11*18, and 730,- M2 In March. 11*17. ' work It being conducted following thi release of the state from federal quar •ntlne. the courts recently decided that the state laws providing for stat« quarantines are legal, and It Is be lleved that the final work In Missis slppl will be successful during tin present year. State-wide Law In Alabama. As a result of the new state-wid* tick-eradication law In Alabama It li hoped that the entire state will be re leased from federal quarantine bi next December. The law requires at county commissioners’ courts In tick. Infested counts to provide means fot dipping and' to require the dipping ol cattle every two weeks between April 1 and December 1. ' Systematic work Is being conducted In 22 counties In Georgia, giving ground for hope that these counties will be released from quarantine at the end of the dipping season. The Trust Me! Try Dodson’s Liver Tone! ; Calomel Harms Liver and Bowels . Bead my guarantee! Liven your liver and bowels and get straightened up without taking sicken ing calomel. Don’t lose a day’s work! • ' -- This sr’s r»MM ill’s came ■ from ■n ef- fort to * THp Tl list Tick In March’* with the * snl I If] f prevent ing so far as poesltde t he rrpfi ■M|iirt1«*0 of the p* ra site. Th< 9 ticks that wr re kill ted in Marrh wt II pt«mH ire Au th AMjnarw! Is and •IlltnOS C if <Ss-wrv- OdAAtB t< i sur k cattle bloud all stimm* rt. With the firing start |p Mar. h ■Mt Writ h COfl tinned There’s no reason why a person should take sickening, salivating calo mel when a few cents buys a large bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone—a per fect substitute for calomel. It Is a pleasant, vegetable liquid which will start your liver just as surely as calomel, but It doesn’t make you sick and can not salivate. Children and grown folks can take Dodson’s Liver Tone, because It Is perfectly harmless. Calomel Is a dangerous drug. It Is mercury and attacks your bones. Take a dose of nasty calomel today and you will feel weak, sick add nauseated to morrow. Don’t lose a day’s work. Take a spoonful of Dodson’s Liver Tonei Instead and you will wake up feeling great. No more biliousness, constipation, sluggishness, headache, coated tongue or sour stomach. Your druggist ^says If you don’t find Dod son’s Liver Tone acts better than hor rible calomel your money is waiting for you.—Adv. SOLD FOR SO YEARS. ALSO A riNE GCNCftAL STSENGTSCS* IMG TONIC. s#n fcy All Dn* Stem. A Cattle Tick Dipping Demonstration. For MAURI A, CHILLS and FEVER. PREPARE FOR A LARGER SALARY atate-wide law enacted by the Georgia legialuture at Ita 1P1H aoaalnn becomes a , I r f r. and 5 la Uara of • prwpqg* 1*# • teller >»b at • l*rr*r MUry Madera buatMaa I Oman W iralaeO wea an4 *o»#a aipena Tha tetter tte uaiataf ite larger t year salary •ill te fuOa? mtr (r.deai^e are la taa fruat mate ef ■nOeta 11 bvalaeea Enroll •lit this •ell- . 8 _ e-iuii'ped h *»iaeae reltag' a *1 ' U C t f * • •••• i-' -»r of u." .irk-. ; r^"». u~ A t 'ifX($ku*uu(<af* ; { SHkZo eora aU rmer Mtote* ■■ C aeO Cter^l* M C ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rtgoriHM a I aeaaw. || eradtm'om rears lag it OOD ainf r te yaar laaeatf Ml qoaraatiM MoaltSy •f mppirng are a*. >• n r» larka through is# dlpplag lo believed that tba* tick ha*e gotMl rhaaraa of Hr alee af cWaalag ap SO • •aCe tailee nf territory thle tSaa ever baa Sees r# fear fraee lb# federal • £% ‘ • • *1* { rr ♦ • Is Ik# mmIwv I•• • Im iW I# UCRIFICEO BOY FOR DOfcKEY So caafi la# f la p* aa|H" (be | after 4t r that pnae rblH #va#e 9 eet *0 te Qtei a# Up N»# tte O-rvei Raef< I#### • • Y. ■M • i reaiden«'e In that etate. * In Florida It will be nerraaary to coadad eradirat|oq • .-rk la anile coaa* poaed of aeveral cuaatle*. and fur this reaa«ia rrw*ce time la repair*d la cna etru* t dipping vale end make erraage- •cote for ayetetnatlr a«»rk Tbe people i of Florida, baawer. are alive to tbe aereaefty few tick evadlcalias, end tbe elate cwapevattea glvea fa tbe federal g-reerttmrfit atabeo || aeeea CeTtala tbaf Florida dee pit# ibe great area aillt aod^r qaaraaHae. a m ad be tbe laof i etate labehtted by tbe ttcb te S aark lo bring rewrgaa*»rd at* 1 egteg praepedo fee ea early Ftteat - g aa>* • rk >• k te ttna cm» vnoavottf - Muootn a ■ •# InolMiit Rkniif* Luunuui jLuii lc»Arti Tbpt gepiaiaad Maeb Mm Marti Tea I bare ao d-mbt Fi#oee Mad eea<f!<ett«a 19 I Maa tike nr and I 4 Mm PREVENT BIG L ACC w ^ ^ OF GRAIN •ay Mr* eft re k Itf Ute • aMkf *pr*l 1 ■k tbo dor ilpe wf 1 ihw PSHVwt per* te Which thP plcfteas • mm tp Isrlpg ppt te thpt ud ksenflAg ■Bwretwsn 11« <.*ist pwpspfp pad The ape dsppyipnepl refs^fp thpt tUhstgw % n n I’sspei mt llpxppfwp ItepBh 1 f AM pde P emrvewngpl <np npwvg fft^ JCdB^f Ik •‘pvssllpp cssnpf te the *V4P- My «d Ms# # Hhf ihhpimbb mt sfrftpg ppi tseftteff Pterh sihspld he Prates 4 | se HMiBi4 Tap ft** irf*p Vdb amrttc^iprf ^ w ns Ip • t gborinora Mrifrr Tab ideated. Soar arom d teoder. bbateena^ Dat tbaag aad E ed*y beppraear Am Ceeara Lift off Corns! aa T1 I te tti ke year Ve petee Par tea* | tee* tbe * *‘><4 * - < tPea rbtei Tony ore «ao>*o or *i oeerr aeoA. etea tbo e go *ootr**oo eel *te aoa*a o etem r. m • oeo Vte ■HR od r b • i -1 of bl P* - ^ at •« IOI O' i aa rtrbangi > oletery tbe t*f tbe enli _ j far tbe ret. __ It happened tbat tbe lad an* reacaed fropi tbe Hfe nf olatreey and placed la a- MetlH*di*t laetltatlna Quite rrceatly .*ne of otgL Mvth**d‘ei - - tnloatrmi* u-o had occaM*^* *r* adtlpna* (He otod*-ut body «*f a large tTtlneae echo**I Ills Interpreter at>n hie »d miration by hie qulckneae and by hie qccuracy. nnd he Inquired info the metier, The mleelonery dlecovered the! thie wee tht little boy ul*. had at one time been exclmng«*d for a donkey, grown Into young tninhood end beginning tt professional cer*»er of large unefulnese to that community of bin needy people.—The Methodtet. Pigs Fooled the Butchers. Three hundred pigs were on a Snn Francisco wfTarf on their way to death, waiting for n scow, when they turned upon their drivers, put them to rout nnd leaped ns one ton of pork into the hay. Sailors of'the merchant marine, out on a boat drill, pursued ihem In the nanner of whale fishers, hut the pigs could not he pulled aboard, nnd they, on the other hand, suect ded in pulling some of the sad- over the side. When last seen the ; were still swimming out toward sunset. bt e ge< Mi# L ■aeneace etatl A l”'^ P Repatep 9 mm Plate a A MMMapry af i b# etate rapeeka Steaa• tbpl AUteam allb MLTSbi «at# bad I fSUbM dippepga Ip Mervb. Arkpp •as 2JBE1 eat* ULTTE dtpptpgp; Flee* tdp. 1.114 va>* P4JHO d>fp4ten I Gear- fie. USSR vpta, IRS Tl>4 Apptpge. lemte laaa C4SP vata. ZU 12b 4*pfuaga, Mkb MpMppA MMI epte. UR MB dRppteBbi Oblpbepw. 1.0AB valb 44 MM 4tpplaga . *et«. 1.447 dtp- 4 WT. rate. 771.- rtae. I 230 vats. 1‘rHiteiaary sad rv k a as raod acted la t emee pee grata mb m tbpp *mg« ef tb lag aad ba e« perater, a <Piaa meat I ta gamrv farmer , li I ■ W r I y eefpa INh# ea tettrrt B. tea ■aAmmm# fioatk ptage T 1 1 tempered be ike iraNad ptetep Bapare aamt at a f**, «waaa | idHNmf Ote laaa af •i i* far gr«a*ce ad by tba A« •«a% mm tba fa Cl kg; danr g * * If w»ak af tba ■maa at tba ipp* _ earia af telitbme ef wavy year Wttb a geavpp *a every farmer la edfrved PP > ta red era rpra Weaaa ka a i tkia reaanp. tbat tte la Ip gaud ewk tag ardav. be bppdUp carrfaily. aalag a •c ar caaiee ap tba arpgap la aad a dame ad by tba farmer i eeyeratnc do tdUicat wurk * amay deltam* aravtb af gvpte OpPtte*t haft P tel btbj Frcrt^tp cofts oAly • f«m cptD. Bad tba kaaedteg peace af teaagpMap aed aa tbeee am dlrcevefed. Stapp aep tabap bp aaaftatlap aagipeaes tee tbatr atebipptbm Maof Maeam Use Coe* Oaa. tree |W iprratM mo. n - btedtr bppdta ttgbt P baaltag tbat tl will eat • * w' Jkk A AA tA ,4^4 MU iLa 4/mi brtbouA wf , Deal Ferret Cutlcum Tekwm When adding te your toilet requisite#. An exquisitely scented face. skin, hehy and dusting powder and perfume, ren dering other perfumes superfluous. You may rely on It because one of tba Cuticurm Trio (Soap. Ointment, and Talcum). 25c each everywhere.—Adv. Japan’s Exports of Bean Oil. .ifipMi exjMirts hoHii oil chiefly tn Australis; Kngland and the United States, and the amount exported has greatly Increased during the last five years. In 1014 exerts were valued •t $734,284. while In Ifiis they were valued at $3,4EHI,48£ Cba farmer. At Half Price. After the ceremony was performed the bridegroom inquired of the parson as to what the fee would he. Who-e- upon he replied s “Half a« much as your wife 4s worth.” The bridegroom handed him fl sealed envelope and left wit* 1 his bride. After their departure the minister carefully tore open the envelope. It contained a qua er. AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KTONEYS Pcfptice says thst old age begifts with | action and enables the organs to throw weakened kidneys and digestive organs. | off the poisons which cause premature This being true, it is easy to believe “jd age. New life and strength increnso that by keeping the kiuneys and dige- _ hen tive organs cleansed and in proper work ing order old age can be deferred and hfe prolonged far beyond that enjoyed person- ~ — For over f^OO years GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has been relieving the weaknesses and disability due te advanc ing years, it is a standard old-tin.e home remedy and needs no introduction. completely restored continue taking capsule or two each day. GOLD MED AL Haarlem Oil Capsules will keep you in he UArWiHl-SHger-aHd-prevent'rTCturQ Which to carry on countv work. With of the disease. ^ Do not wait until old age or disease hare settled down for good. At the first * sign that your kidneys are not working E ropvHjr. go to your druggist and get a of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil GOLD MEDAL Hkarlem Oil is inclosed I Capsules. Money refunded if they do in odorless, tasteless capsules contain- not help you. Three sixes. But re in# about 5 drops each. Take them as member to ask for the origipal imported you would a pill, With a swallow of GOLD M£DAL brand. In sealed ! pack- water. Tha oil stimulate* tbe kidney age*. ... * Keep four -FxirrrpT- hair Balaam 7m 9, • It te ChaBlOTTB. no tit PUS. i Ceral N-wtl MET dlpftege. I •ANT4 dipping* organise! ton w North Carolina - - Atepte pswTteteo ba* been mets fl every etate for dipping vata, and an I adequate supply of dipping Materials | has hern distributed to the counties that will likely need them thle season. 1 Satisfactory progmi* in constructing vata and In preparing the dipping so lution was msde despite the excessive rains. _ In Texas, which has the largest : < Prepared by the UnlUd States Depart amount of Infested territory, encourag ment of Agriculture ) Ing progress is re|xiru^ from rone Advantage should he taken of th* No. 1, which Includes the territory In j first lull in farm work to ltr*i»eet anc which eradication work Is to he repair pasture fence*. A little tim» plunned most vigorously this year.! spent from time to time throughout Nearly all* the counties In zone No. 1 ; the season In replacing weak posts have made appropriations for the I tightening or splicing of wire and drlv r«M «*• •* tepee Ip id hwf«see the peVknP rvsSWSSkttfwe hf rpgtteh ■MPwfpe- twrwve mf Prfltee gps t opfplpefp nhpprp thpt phsspt 4JBi ex ■ip teHipi ■MPar pphMap pppp heep rwptevfed te vhe pee mt e*pl gpp "tte AivsPy* fihpcg heep tepe their teappey T" pah# PP up* hppge Wa hte*a ting* dap't W« ales 4s te REPAIR OF PASTURE FENCES Little Time Spent In Replacing Weak Poet* and Tightening Wires Will Prove Profitable. With yopr finger* t s Top can lift oil aay hard corn, soft corn, or corn be- tween the tore, and the hard akin cal Inara from bottom of feet. A tiny bottle of “Freeaone” coat* little at any drug atore; apply a few drop# up*»n the corn or caMua. In stantly It stops hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus tight off, root and all, without one bit of pal# or sorttiesa. Truly! No hum bug! KODAKS k SUPPLIES > 4* mt a**te>j2 Cuticura Promotes Hair Health v*»£Se • Kill All Flies! QMa^Mrrwter* DAISY FLY Ell Disaeaa ■ - - .rfl k tx—■ LmWxiim*- fawTate* h mS r.r t ,pi I OTUf >WHt nil not mU arlatea w’ork, und construction of dipping vats is being pushed as rapidly us possible. Shorthorn Heifer, Free of. Ticks. It is believed that th£ general dipping of cattle every two weeks will.he con ducted in nearly all of zone No. 1 dur ing the present year. The Oklahoma state legislature, by making a. special appropriation of $40,- 000 assisted several counties In the southeast corner of the state which this assistance It is believed that Okla homa is now’ In a position to get rid of the tick by the end of 1920. The Arkansas legislature recently appropriated $100,000 for tick eradica- th»n In that state, and with tbe large force of federal, state and county em ployees now at 4#rk it 1* believed tbat all of the state, with the exception of seven or eight counties, will be re leased from qiigrant Ine next lieonn- l *4 -J termtoed to wind up tbe tick fight Hue epr and Ibe iPdlfatePM per tbat (bey ing an occasional staple may savt much trouble Inter when the pnstun becomes short and the cattle an tempted by crops in nearby fields. A strong fence dlscoqjrgges cattle front attempting to break out, while a few successful attempts may 4nake regulni fence breakers of th* ov. If plenty of water nnd salt are provided anc fences ire kept in repair, usually littlf trouble will he expericnr^T unless tht pasture becomes very short and thl cattle are lured by other fields. DOESN’T PAY TO SPRAY BEETS Easier to Make New Plantings Wher Attacked by Leaf Spot, Especial ly in Small Garden. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) seemed unable u> raise funds with Garden beets are attacked by a leal spot which materially Injures theli growth, hut it is so easy to make a new planting of beets that it hardly pays to spray, Mpecialiy in the verj small garden. Thl* Is practically tru* of u lajge number of disease**. BjT'Keeping stock solt^tions of cop per sulphate and lime oo hand, a little Bordeaux mixture ran easily t* made up and applied with .a ch**«p spray outfit that ran be purehaved In any draux Mlstnre ateaild-net be allowvd |p aland tn tbete. and they Maapld In th J Hi pfter mang Nothing Something the rich man wants, tin* p«*or man tela, tin* tnlaar -pends und tbe spendthrift sun* -- LT* K iff CB t FOOT UmIot m I by EX PEERS pr^p. ,]. |Tjl. HAKOLD SOWERS. IM D* Kalb Af*. HroaklyB. H. IL DR1VEMALARIA0UT0FTHESYSTEM Murdor among the nneient IVrsiuns was not punishable at the first of fense. Love may laugh at locksmiths, hut It invariably frowns on tbe furniture In stallment e<Slb»otor. Stop That Backache! Those agonizing twinges across the small of the back, that dull, throbbing ache, may be your warning of serious kidney weakness—serious, if neglected, for it might easily lead to graVeT, stone in the kidney, bladder inflammation, dropsy or fatal Brighfp disease. So if you are suffering with a bad back, have dizzy spells, headaches, nervous { de spondent attacks or disordered kidney action, get after the cause. Use Doan’t Kidney Pills, the remedy that has been tried out for you by thousands. A North Carolina Cat* Jno. R. Smith, ex- shenff and politician, 206 8. William St. Goldsboro, • N C., says: “I suffered from pain in th* ,small of my back and I was *or* and lam*. 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It makes Ms millions of victims week and miserable^ list tees, lacking in energy, nil tired out. It often brings about -brealc invalidism, pre- mstuve eld age. g shortening ef eae'e das* You need the help that PaTONIC can glee ye* It yew are net feeltag ea stvwwe ami we.I as yew sb >«i* Yep nadi