The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 12, 1907, Image 2
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HARVESTING TOBACCO.
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A Method That Prevents Breaking arw*
rt Bruising the Plant.
The follnnlng (lemilptlun of the
im'tliod us«m1 In Itnrvestlng certain mMHt
toltacco In Alnhniuu Im given by t». T.
McNmw:
llnrresttng was commenced almtit
July S. when the find acttlugs were
rtl*e.
The time when a plant of tolmccn
H rliv* and retuly to l>e cut la a matter
of judgment and experience. There la
n slight change In the color of the leaf.
The leaf la olaierved to change from a
rank green to a lighter shade of green,
yellow spot* ap|»ear. and the leaf feels
coarse and thick to the touch. It also
tweaks eaally. eapi'clally when the dew
la upon It.
Owlrg to the unfavorable weather
rondltlnmi (there lielug a considerable
nmnlier of rainy days) and to the Ir-
rc jularlty of rlp«'nlug on nccednt of
the cWTereut aettings, harvesting was
not couclnded until Aug. r».
Cutting end Wilting.
In harvesting the rr« ;» the followin':
methods were used: As a«Hm as the
dew was i ff the loaves the tobacco was
cut eliout two Inches uU>vc the gtamml
with a nkkk*. It wan then laid care
fully eh the ground to wilt, ca^r ladng
tekc:i r.ot to break rn.v of llie leaven.
After vvlltlug r.ufficlemly to K* handled
v. ithout breakage It wa« placed upon n
► tretclu'r end carried to a Jjctu h erect-
evl in a shavtv part of the Held and
here F|>cared upon laths four feel
lo*i£. Fpobi eight to twelve plnuta. ae-
cordhvg to their >.l«*. were placed up«*n
■utneieot dlatniire beliu
plants to allow a free clr-
s alr when placed lu the
ham. After spearing the plnuta we:e
hung . pen a scaffold to wilt still fur
ther. Whenever enough tolncco had
f.'een Speared to fill the wagon. It was
titled to the curing barn.
Hauling Frem the Field.
In hauling tlie tobacco a special rack
v wee built npou the wagon. wh««reby
(be laths of tobacco hung In a potdtlou
sUnlicr to that they occupied;, eu t!»e
•caffold. This nielbud prevented the
liirukiug and brvLvlng of the plants
,<luri'ig trausportutlon frem the field to
he luru.
The Very Worst.
Rchoolmlstress —Now. tell me the-
tnhh. Johnny .!«>ne i. Y<*.> know what
will happen if you tell a lie. don’t you?
Johnny Jones—Tes, ma’am; I’ll g!» to
a bad place, ftcbooimlstruas—Yc$. ard
that Isn’t the worst cf It. You’ll also
be expelled from school.
First Ge >r3la Watermelon.
Tilton, (la.. June 8.-W. °0. Tift
broufht the. firrt watermelons of the
res cn to the Tift on market from hla
farm 2 mile* north cf town Friday
morning. The melons were the va
riety known as tne Harris Early, and
were of fair «lxe
eai h lath, a a
left l et ween pi
< ulatiou of si
REVIVO
MSTORIl VITALITT
“Hide 1
Well Ian
of Me.’'
yrodurra line reontfs In 30 days. »t act!
powerfully and quirk ly.« urr* wbrn otbr re tsh.
vminc mm raa resale their tom insnliood and
old mm fray re-over vht lr yoc'thful vigor hy
uslnc UKVIVO. It quiiU y ond quietly re
moves Nervou*n»s»s. Imst Vitality, Seiual
Weeknnuii »u»h m t^wt Power. Fulilns Mimory.
Weat'ng Pteeusee, snd efterts of srlfahuHC or
excess nud tndlseretton. which url ti one fot
study. buvtneM or merriago. It uot only mrei
by Ktnrtl'ig nt the scat of dl>-ea«e. but Is h errst
■eree tnnte and blood builder, brlngtiw
back the pink glow to pale cheeks end re-
Merfac *be Mr* •< yon lb. It wards off ep-
proaculngdisease. In-Ki onhavitur MFVIVd,
BO S^ , -J* c,ll,b,,, ’ ,,rr, edltiveat|»ockel. By
mall, gl .OO per 1 ockere, or six for M.00. W«
else tree advtce sad couneel to all wko wish It,
with gmurantee. Circulars free. Address
tOYAl ■COICINE CO.. Maria# Bldg. Chieage. »
•.WALTBt BORO DRUG CO.,
aasl JO**M M KLEIN.
Waltar boro. B. 0.
! EHRHAEDT SA1TZINQ CO.,
Ehrhardt, S. Q.
SOLICITS YOUR BANKING BUSINESS.
If you mo not already hnnkitur with ust nt:trt an nc.
remit now. Whether ynur tiociumt lie tarze or email, we
will extend every consistent iiccnnimrvtntioti und will pro
tect your interest* with the «.«tne r^ro and tilelily that
we apply to our own.
It is our business to receive mi l fafccuird dej»ositg;
<0 loan money on proper security, an 1 in peueral to ren
der every liimnoial service within the sc »ie of a moJeru
banking institution, c
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I JtiO. L. COPELAND,
Praeidsal,
J M DANNfcLLV
VkwPie ideal.
C0NU \n n srtz.
Ca-bler.
r^y Crj.vreJ Wbi'e C-fi--.
f-dv v'.bv , C a.,
N* .. ' 11*y .v--.i i I c.r
*1\ y. T. . N'ici.d ;. '.vilrv, v. ; <
Or.wn J la the Chaitahoncln r* river
r.ca: the rr.ith'n limits cf the city
T.tttr.'day efterrean. Ho ^nd other
boyjj v.eat hati lag aad ho drifted
e’jcui fifty fert djwn the stream to
a where tfce current is 15 feet
deep and qn!te tw'ft. The boy was
eltfc*!' overc-jmo by cramp or lost
bis bead.
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The lagic No. 3.
Nutnler thrre Isa wonderful m»ecot
for Geo H Par's of Cedar G’o e sie,,
a cording to a le*ter which rnida:
“Aftrr a* ffeiing moch widt Hv«r end
kidary trouble, and h**c'm ! n« g»«e*ly
•liacouraged hv th* feilnre »o find re
lief. I tried Elec'rle Thttr re. a*»d e* a
iL general debility, sour risings, end catarrh remit I am a welt men to-oay the
Sour
Stomach
c Ne appetite, loss of strength, nervous
constipation, bad breath.
I’ifclt upon fhn conre.v of lif«
which is the lost ''x , »*!lrnt, nnd
rn^tom will render it *.hc h.*t
do! izhtful.
He th:i* jusllv relniketh a w ice
n;nn sliull nfterwnrd find more
Invor than he that flattcieth
with liis torguo.
I desire i or treat riches, l ilt
‘■eeh ns I may ret jn«tlv, u«e
rol erly, distrihufe clicefully, 'ind
!e«ive contentedly.
Ifn sIiaU lieconi) immor^kl
who liveth to by atoned by ono
without gfault.
Mvnv a yonmr laly who is
irhfidient tho piano, cannot earn
j»or board.
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Arreit many will ‘ neither
trample<»n a woman, inr cringe
t>efore a king.
There is no vioe that doth eo
<wver a man with «h«nn. •• to
l» found false and perfliioM.
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Stretch Your Le^s
and be comfortable. Strcit
patent foot rest ia a part of the
chair; forms tufted front when
not in use.
Morris
Chairs
wear well—each one guaran
teed—your security of satisfac
tion. We can show you some
beautiful Strait Chairs, richly
carved, leather or velours.
Call and see them.
Fine Furniture, Floor Covertojp,
Picture*. Mantels, etc.
Also The Eclipse Cleanable Re
frigerator. » '
COWPERTHWAIT & CO
S8S King Street, V, _
CIIAIH.ESTOX, 8. C.
The Cntftn Dodge.
**lnrr<'' , Iblv* as it may seoiu." snhl tlu>
detective, “there are.many shoplifter.!
, who steal by the ageuey of the ouiou.
i T1ie<e men. hef ro setting out upon
t'leli* contemplated crimes, eit of raw
0:1! mv aim: dantly. Then they stroll
hit» tl:.' vllverar^tli’s or t’m haherdaali
er’s or t!.e Jevveksr’j that they propose
to r vh. . c.
** rbo”.- me th >se large solitaire.? ' nr
rbr.xlc 1 with pi.te.r.j h'oxli ruhles.
ji!ea e.’ cr.ys the Jewel thief.
•‘The «'!erh brings forth the tmy of
p''g" v r.nd. hehilhig »>ver it. the thief
a'g’:. with ndtelratIo:i. His face close
t» tie clerh’s. hr sighs again. And the
clerh’s nostrils quiver, r.h 1 Ik» turns
away l !s he id. The luvpcebon of the
Clanton *a coutlnues fo* s».ne minutes.
Throughout it the thief beeps breath-
irg hard. t!ie clerk keeps turning his
head wwayT-ibul le»nce it U no wonder,
at flie day’s cm^thot a eottnJe of costly
rluga are mijuilnjh”-/New York Press.
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anm CURB THE LUNGS I
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Virtno, Dr Alexander,
consists in doing our duty in tho
several that we sus’ain, in r*«.
Iiect. tocnrsclrcs, to our follow
med. nnd to (» »d, ns known from
reason, conscience, and revels-
rtotr.
Dr. King’s
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FOR BACKACHE—WEAK KIDNEY*
TRY
•otflTT S XIMEY snd BLADDER PILLS—Cart sad Safe
Prep#r#d by E. O. DeWITT A OO., Chicago
JOHN M. KLEIN. Drngyisr.
An Epitaph.
In a little churchyard near IJnnyray-
neeb. Wales, la u touihstone with tliew
lines upon it:
in cn>asinK oVr the fntnl bride#
John Morgan h« was atatn.
But It Vaa not by mortal lie:.4. „
But by a railway train.
John Uorgnn wax tin* Uuntamau to
the Tsaatekte harriers amt paid the
capital penalty for taking a short cut
Bloug the Cambrian Hue.
first NvMle relieved snd three " bo'Mes
coinpl#te.l the pom ” f rnarsoteed I mat
on earth forstc-ingoh liver, and k| tt*ef
trooblea, by Jr hn M Klein drofgia . 50a
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We nre luippy in thofRtro -vsy
(v<*i| is happy, or wo nro n.’-er*
able the sitiiie wav 1l»o devil is
u ifortiblc: a8 0vil makes m «or-
tiblc, to gctuliiess tiukcd li<*| j y.
Williout (1 oil’d nesistnee wo
'mu «h» notliinj:; Jolm ]fi:ri:2
U»>r. 3:5; ami wit lint God’etlr*-
-iiikVall bc do will count ii< th
in^.
D • Not Neglect the Children
A» tela #eatK>ii uf’he ye«r the lire' nn
wuurnl l<**#»*e»« of n ehlld’a b welo
ahonhl hnvo immrdixte aKteaith-ti. fbe
b##t ihle* t!et '-en h# plveti i# * Knn h-r-
lalu’s <’t lie. Cholrm h*»«| Din * •
Rmitilv tnpovvetl hy castor o‘t ne dir-
mu tel with leili hot l»«»t tbs reiu»«ly.
For >ale by John M Kleiu.
Intelligent Gtrength.
It la known that the largest church
bells may be net lu imrtlou by a tnun
nr even a boy who pulls the rapt*, at
fat-hod to them at proper and regular
intervals, even when their weight of
tretal la so great that tb;’ xfronr.e<*t
luau coni | Mcnively trove them s ^slbl>
if he 4kl uot npi^y hH atreagtli in de
terminate |)er,<>du-al intervals.—IIel:u-
.l«*hn M. Kleiu.
Uo<l iiARr* ’ ho hoarf wifhout
the word-, but k* no\or
Um word* with*ut tb* * heart,
j; ■.
-■ ****** ym'.
MUSClwb
A Row Rsdvdss hr Um Ho**
Brian SaWm Health sad RuiaiS Vigor.
A inert He :#r Ooartl nation. In diction. TJnw
stvl Kutnejr tmabics. t tvuidw*. Impurv
Plootj. Um Hrasth. BlurvtM: Bowels. HeuuacU
and Bsokaehe. _ Iw HchLt Moonwtn Tealu UV
«t torss, u cents s box. G«nuiM*ssaite u*
dou t-n sB ;mro CoKeArr. MadUso, win
•fiLfitt «UMm EM lAUAV fUTJ
N^t Hie mtiltiude of »pplAn» A ,
hot it is th* good pcnso ,t-f Hie
plsuder wicli establishes v ,lu-
( ub** reputation.
“Ills not the Tdac*,” siffi
lErero, “that waketb tho person.
Hint inaketli the place honoEaUe”
Love and you will be loved.
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Tonight.
"If von »ror hi #nj'’y ‘ fom'TyO’v take
Chsmlv-Liti’a Stomach and L'ver to
tt'irhr. They P rdwre an‘ agreeable i*X-
•live etfec, cl*«r ip# head rnd rVnae
the s'ouiei-h. 1 »»■•#. 2.3 <v n'* Seiupie*
fieeat John U Kieiu'# rtmg store. ^
A wriler lias rompnfrd worillf
friendship loonr shadow, ai d a
loiter it int nri-MM was nersr
made, for while we walk in _H»*
amishine it sticks to us, but Ibo
rromentw* enter the ihade U
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