Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V 0 I H 1 ^ o ^ Origin cf Two Famlfiar PrevcrL*. It wn» the. h:il.-it of tlu* Rront «;m'k j phlntor A|h*!Iihi iu*vrr to I *t a «lsiy j>:>« bonovor hi’sy lif* Hi iihcd to !k\ with out practicing his h aul hy tracing thC'j outline of some object, a custom which j has nv.v passed into a proverb—.“No day without a line.'* lie film .ucfdeiit , • rule, when he h: <1 flnisbed a emiras., j to exhibit it to the view of tlio-e v.Iw» visited his studio, while he him elf. hld«h'Ji behind the picture, would listen to their eomments. It Is khUI that ouee j • shoemaker censured hint for bavins painted n pair of sh<H»H with one latehet too few. Next day the shoemaker, re visiting tlie studio, saw that the paint-' er had corrected the mistake. He then bee mu to criticise the le* of the por trait. upon wh’ch Ajielh s c une for ward and reminded him that .t“s1kh > - maker tdirmn! not g» beyond the shoe ’, a p e e of advice which lias also crys tallised Into a proverb, *T.et the Cols bier stick to h'.s last." Pliny the Elder THE KODOL ALMANAC. E. C. lie Witt A Co , of Chicago, Sen- Supply of Valuable Reference Liteia toe. The News reday Itas received Itnni the John M Ken PimriiiMi-y, of tit citr, a copy rf the I'.Ht? Kwlcl Almanac and Two Hundred Year Calendar, published mid owned hr E C De A ill A Co , of ' hii'sgn Through the cour!e«> of K V lie Witt A Co, these will bo given fr^e to ihe peojde of Walterboto who call at John M Klein’s phnruaev There is no no re dta'iuctfvel? Amer* lean institution than the Alinanac, and daardte the changeM in Ameitoan cos tom« that the years ni*y make in o'he directiot.B the Alumnae bus come to atay. It provides entertain men i. b>i*ineae sdvice. healt,lt hints, weather predic tions and is lovalnahle as a medium of general information. Many a rm.iH- aectoT has bought >t fertile farm In n new country at what he thought a bargain price only to Cud when he got ino\ed and settled that kind of nelgliliorN an well ns quality of soil is an Important fact.ir In determiu lAg whether a new iuentlon la suitable and desirable. There a r e nome aeigli- borh-vsls in which rorae folks couldn t he hired t<> live for love or money. «* It Ins been found In carefully con ducted Irrljjition ex|»erlment.^ In south 'em California orchard:! that when Ir rigation Is done by means of dts'p ditches ncconipat.i.'d by deep cultiva tion there is a saving In the water used of eloie to lo per cent, lu surluee cul- .tlvatlon the loos by evaporation 11 esti- cintod at 111 |. r cent. whHo vrltli the deep ditch system It Is Hi per •cent or less. - , TTiere h little cjcuie for sowing grasi wed that l.i adulterated and ik>s- slbly b 'foul'd with noxioua weeds ! when a letter or paekag.' Incloslu:; a * tample K at t» your state experiment j stat! m will furnish y u nn mrurBl* unnlyKis free of chance other than postage. ,.Tho use cf the good ucrev of one’s farm its a testing plot for a lot of Imgui rras* rctxl I t n pretty shaky uud uaprolitnblc piopoaUiou. sju x x. •■^rrrxrrrrTxx’gi.iiiz: The Greatest SubsctfztZca CZCe? Eve:'. r.tecZc ITkis (Scanty Tri-Weekly * m Ti and The Press and Standard The TH-Weekly Oonntihstlon Bs The Farmers*, Every-Gf&er-Day Paper There Are Throe fJujr&ors Each Week, All FHSod With Beet flatter (1.) MONDAY. —The news of greatest interest. "Fhe Fanners’ Union Department, conducted in the interest of the coopera tive order that is seelting to solve the fanner’s cconomi Education al and practical problems. The Farm and Farmers* Department, conducted by Colonel R. J. Redding. • (2.) WEDNESDAY.—The news of course. The R. F. D. Carriers’ Department, The Chicken Column and The Letter of Travel, giving views of strange peoples and their home-land customs. (3.) FRIDAY.—The Balance of the news. All the news. The Woman’s Kingdom, the Children’s page, conducted by genial Aunt Susie, the best of all the home writers. « Every number of The Tri-Weekly gives the market reports of the two days ’ interval between issues and keeps one posted right up to the month’s the moment our press turns. An instalment of the month’s story from the great $150,000 set of serials. A half page set of comics from some of the greatest humorist artists of the day. Clubbed Willi Tic Trl.Wcckly^ Ons notion Wc Have Ik New. Home Library r % The llrvt page shows s splendid colored county may of both North and South Carolina, with all the data that ran wall bs ahown oa tha faea of a map. It ia beautifully printed in eolora on naw plates prepared especially for Tha Conetitutioa. FREE! (t.) Tha second sheet represents maps in baautSIbl colors of Alaska, and of all our Insular and Colonial poMM* •ieno. and a map of the Repnblla \t Panama and a splemaH Vsited States map. About tha horde* of this aheap wa fibre the Presidesta of tho Ualtod States. .*« , • , 7 ^ (I.) This sheet gives a complete world map. with Mo lande aad waters of the globe projected without dlrUtmu Into hemispheres. It ahowe alee a map ef the United ttagea representing the accessions of territory. It also ahewi tomito of Me ruler* cf the world. It girua aim a topogi relief map ef the Raaao-Janaueee war with the hmorj from the severaaee of tho otplomattp raiattoML It also shews por- grapldo of it The Library Wall Charts are all bound together at the top with metal strip aad hanger, aad thus farm a splapdid aad eeaveaieat reference encyclopedia ed eierythtmg pro- “* Mi *<• . ‘ In Addition To' This, We Offer Free To Old And New Subscribers FREE I oft THREE MOmMLQMZ§NE& OF MERIT F-ARIVI Which has been standing for the farmer and the farm home for twenty-five years, and it is said to go into more actual farm homes, in proportion to circulation, than any other pa per published in America. Go There are departments for all phaaes of farm life, each containing the best that goes. S?AC Mff&'T; i !&*« of barton hr to Uttra if lo% tans 9 Spsre Momenta is tho beet magnelne ever pebHebed at the price. In the Bret year ef its eristenee it jumped to a circulation ef a quarter ef a million n month. For ]90d-#7 Spare Moments presents n literary prorrammo anoxeallod by any magazine. During IbOfl 7 Upare Moments will print a acres of articles nader the title, “The Last Days of tho Com federaey." These artieloe will contain the personal reminie- eenoee of Mrs. Jeff arson Da via. HUMAN LIFE, IMi ly lifrid lury till* When you subseribo for-Human Life you know exactly what you are going to got. Ton're going to got the oaly magazine in Ameriea that ia devoted entirely to poaplo, sot things. Not ... - hulk things that are bringing It is crisp, breezy and entartaiaiag. A dull Has Is Its worst enemy.- ibiow iu i-huinimat uvtuwu vourvij 10 pcopi«, not fs. Not proey or puny people, but mea aad woman who big in tho public oye, men aad women who are deikJg >s that are bringing them fame or foitaao. And With All Thase THREE CONSTITUTIONS A WEEK, AND THREE MAGAZINES A MONTH, We Gh/e your own Homs County Paper, wllh the latest and bast of news and county happenings, legal netlces, and all lor • • • . Only $2.00 Rost is tho proat reetoror. Wo tiro our ) muscles bv exercUe nml then rest to re | store them; vet n gr at maiiv of us 1I0 uot s'npto think how little test we give to one a'nnmi-h v A« n usual thing no j pnrf of our i*otlies is «o gonernlljr Avor- woikeii ns our digestivo organs. A tired and overworked stomach will uive signs of distress to wich we pov no hee<l until I at It st I)ys|ie|>Hia tikes hold indiges 1 tion is jn*t a wamt'ig. an t if we hee t, tbo wa'inng we can eisilv avohl furl hr oiiusequ mea KODOl. is a most thor- o ough stonini'h relief. It diges's wliaf you eat and givo% tiie stomach the need-1 o<l :e«t and gr< atlv assists in restoring , tt to it* normnl sctivlty anft usefulness | KODOL is sold nn a gnnrnntee relief j plan, li is sold brre hy John M Klein. Trl-W#*kly Constitution, Yearljr^ubscrlptlon Pries ti 00 K&tm* EVwa* /W■ ■ f■ . Human Lift, Ysarly Subscription Price W | rAmm MX uM3F MM ally Spars Momenta, Ysarly Subscription Pries .25 I , 9 Farm News, Ysarly Subscription Price 25 I New Home Library Wall Chart. Easily wirth 1.00 1 Atl ^ Bj® EM la MBt 1 You/ Homs Paper, Yearly SuuacrlpUon Pries 1.00 / JBM MsS PM KB ^— .G4.oo ^M^heVtM D Remember, Tho Tri-Weekly Constitution, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, three times a week, for ou* year and all of tha abovu splendid papers and the maps for S2.00 Send at ones, odrers to THI PRESS AND STANDi ONLY TWO D01URS Get right on. Don't mlas a copy. $2.00 Address all travel Free. . 'Conductor.” said the gasping pas-i aeng-'r, vainly trying to raise n wlntlow. “there are nt least n b'.lliou nderobes In | this car.” “You ought to !»e able to stand that If the company can.” growled the stm t crir coudUctor. “We «lon't get a blamed cent for carrying ’em.”—Chi cago Tribune. Lies Low. *'Of course she doesn’t like discus sion* nlmut ages.” “No. ,1'sually-. Avheti she’s querle:! about hers she just says nothing, but Ilea low.” “Yes. or If she says anything she lies low.”—Philadelphia Press. EHUHARDT BANKING CO., Ehrhardt, S. <2. OLICITS YOUR BANKING BUSINESS. If you are not nltoibfy hanking with us start nn »w* count in»w. \\ het her your ttccounl l«» lttr*;c or small, we wjil exfetul everyicotisiHtent uccoHinnKlation am) will pro tect your iuterealft with the g.itne cure ami ti lelity that we apply to our own. It is our Inismcss to receive ami safeguard deposits; to loan money on proper security, nnd in general lo ren tier every timineinl ser.ice within the scoj o of a moderu banking institution. N. JNO. L ( OPKLAND, Presideut, J M HANNELLY Vice Pie.euut. CONRAD HARTZ, L’asbier. 1 Convenient. ••fto you have three pairs of glasses, professor 7” "Yes. One pair to read'with another for nearsightedness amt a thinl pair to look for the other two with.”—Plie- eude Blatter. Choose Vour Yields by Choosing Your Fcrlilircr jemJ Laws are made by old. people and by tuen. Youths nnd women want the exceptions, old people the rules.— Goethe. l *Jt 1 A Woman Tells Mow’ to Relieve Rhea- i mat to Pattis. I have b“en n terv g^est snlTerer from the rreadfnl disease, rheumatism, for s numb *r of years. I have tii«-d ina'y medicines but never got much reltet’ from any of them uinil iwn yest s ngo, wbeu 1 bought abotlleofi'haml>eilaftFF Pain Balm. I found telief before 1 hsd used all of one bottle, but kept on ap plying it and soon felt like a different 1 woman, 'ibrongh mjr -advice many of my friends have tiled it and can tell j iu bow wonderfully it baa worked — Sarah A Cole 140 8. New Si., • GERMAN KALI WORKS NcvYsrt-fi NtMM St., w AiUaia.Ua.—U24 Too Long Winded. The InUcbttnnta of the Cnnary isles, finding themselves oppressed by fam ine. sent to the governor of Galicia one of their head men as nn ambassador. They advised him not to lose himself In long winded talk. Me promised and kept his word. He took with him n large number of sacks, nnd. arriving at the town where the governor was Cchool Teachers for Philippines. Wash <n. April C.—Cne hundred and twenty Ameriepn rrhoal teach ers will pail for the Philippines be fore June 1. The first-cf the cow teachers will r,o on the Korea, sail ing from Son Francisco cn April 2J. Mopt of the new taach^ws arc men m the Philipp nes comn isslorr prefers on the circuit..he opened one of them t them to women, 1 because of the hard- before him. saying only these words:; which muet ho endured at In * It 14 empty, I ill it. , tcrlc.r towns. All of the teaetaers The 8»v.raor o r J , r <- ll,l» «ct nn,l , hc l||asd „ are .„ hl „ r.T .K * "v ‘.“'l - “ Civil twice examinations, said to the speaker: “dou had no need to teil us that the suck was empty nor r.irt rrj v.*;*: N^w Yor’;; April G. rrcitph rid Ula wiie. • - • 3 . J re’d. -’'atrek r.i' - P.' ' e:, were fourd dead in a BrocKTtn lad^ln^ Uou.'-e Saturday. Ti e Wiv.i war- fill ed with gas, wb.’ch had ercaped from a tube whioh had b cctue tlls- ccnnccfed from a gas heater, i -orum- ably by a-cident. The couple had planned to leave tho city on Saturday i for the Adlrondacks, where 'hey had obtained employment on the William Rockefeller bstate. Cavanaugh wa« 40 years of ago; his wife 35. that it was necessary to fill It. We should have readily guessed that. An other time be briefer iu your talk.”— Bon Vlvant. -» You’ll get a Timothy crop like that In the right- hand picture, if you choice a pn«>r fertilizer. You'll get a crop like that at the left, even if the soil is poor, provided you choree a fertilizer containing Si* of . POTASH ▼n fintt how w* f*» the be*! result* from crowing graues and other rmp*. write for the “Farmer's Guide." bent tree, though worth, much—write to , Look Into Space. A young man whose eyes had boon troubling bim consulted a New York occlist. “What you want to do," said the specialist, “is to take a trip every day on tho ferry or In New Jersey, Long Island—any place where you can set* long distances;- I-ook up and down the river, Ueross fields or. If the worst comes to the worst, go on the top of a skyscraper and sCan the horizon from that |*oint. *Tho hlea is to get distance. Yon use your eyes a great deal and al-. ways at close, range. Y'ou can’t use them any other way in town. Even when not redding or writing the rision Is limited by small rooms and narrow streets. No matter in what direction you look, then* is a blank wall not far away to shut off sight.” Supplemental BUI of Equity Filed. Concorn, N. H.. April 6.—A sup plemental bill cf equity railed forth by the rec< at announcement that the property of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Ed dy, had been transferred to three trustees was filed in The Merrlmac county court Saturday by the original complainar. s or '‘next friends’’ in the stilt for an accounting of Mrs. Eddy's property. c ocrtNOto. S' n<lm « w - iir**prt* wwrrU tlal fryv report | PROCURED AN drawing ur|Mk»t».f>' 'Vro* wTraw, how in »M*Ui pntruU. trade marks, eupyrtshu. tN ALL COUNTRIES. Butimrsi Jirfet xritk H'aiMhlgton taxes time, mame, amdrftem the fatent. Psttri and bfrinfsnwnt Prattles Excluslvafy. Write or rom* t<> iu at Clesring House Statement. *. New York, April G.—The statement of the clearing house banka*for the week shows that the bank&'hold 519,- 111.223 more than the legal reserve requirements. This is an increase ?C (1 309.950 as compared v.i.h last reck, A Guaranteed Cure fin Pile* Itching. Blind'Bleeding, or Protruding Piles Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMEN I’fails to cute say case, no matter of how long standing, in 6 to 14 days First sppitcatmn give*' ease and rest. 50c. If your druggist hasn't It send .Y)c in s*Aniimsnd It witlbi f.uward- eu post paid by Paris Medicine Co., 8t. Loui», Mo -r/>- ->• ' If all men were to g-t what tlmr de serve it would be n>ces«>aty to build a lo* oio 1 - j*!!- ^ Champion Tennis Player Weds. ’ Poston, April C. —-Miss D. K. Ccigla? 'champlcn iawn tennis play er In aJnsles, >'is married a: EAling Saturday -afternoon to R. L. C’ham- b'rs. If la expected that tho cham pion will not defend the title this year. C u re A Uftiimou* |.liyoici:iii save people may live to lo J00 years oiil ly g. mg w r limit t §. ut it WASHINGTON, O. C. Dover, Del Chamberlain’s Pain Balm . . , "P ■ ■ ™! g * . , is a liniment. Tha relief from jwun e W^tUOll Wl.l GASNOW Cysra House Manager Cies. Bostbu, April G.—ChL/les W. Stfinc, manager of the Metropolitan Opera company, of New York, died Saturday at the Boothby hospital in this city. Mr. Strlne was operated on for appendicitis eight days ago. which it affords U aion* worth many times it* cost It makes rest and sleep poestbi*. For sala by John M Slain regard a long life as worth the price. If -i iiian keeps hisfrienJs it’« a sign they don’t *.*0 much of him. 1 .\**w lorK i'ross. Y/ants Charter Atciished. Nashville, April 6.—8ena.tor Pot ter, of Campbell county, Saturday In- A Chicago man assert at list the hoarding-lr ute keepers ruin the > Kerpe.. .... A bov doosu'tgo a:vested j M r ba- blU cause of rel.^n. They begin, ^ oa*s» h- kaepi frem loin fired from ^ NaahrlUa. The object of the bill coarse, by ruiamg the boarder $ ; is to do away wUk the aaloona hero. I digestion.