The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 19, 1908, Image 2
»e Impottsni K«cti Which
May Prov'o Ilclpfal.
Thirty years a^» u! l-fashioned
cod liver oil had to be forced
4owti a paticnt’e ri toat. Inva
lids couldirt take if, and chiid-
:fen wouldn’t. But the doctors
pretcrihed it, and it had to be
taken by force. Y.-t it cured
people where enough *could be
aken into ihc s>'Me:u, for itj;has
ever been the greatest of all tis
sue builders and general recon-
■tructors known to medicine.
We are now anioti < ' to have
•every one know that Yiuol is a
new form of this very old and
“valuable remedy, emtainiug in a
concentrated form all the medi
cinal elements of cod liver oil,
actually taken from fresh coda’
livers, but by an »xtractire and
coDceutratinc process it is made
without oil or grease, and it is
as delicious to the taste
fresh orange.
Yinol does not upset] the
stomach like old-fashioned ood
liver oil and emulsions; its
strengthening and hsaliug prop
erties era remarkable, and both
doctors and patisnts are delight
ed with its action.
Many wonderfnl cures right
hers in Walterboro have huso
effected by its use, and we ask
sll of our ctitomers to try Yinol
on our guarantee to return money
every time it fails to make rich
red blood, increase the appetite,
"Him Out.
(ear rode into Isata Pa wttn Sys-
ooa day. con—Had a doctor m
Short Skirt* and Smart Footwear.
Pecu d* Crop* For Lingoria Siip.
Now that walking akirta are cut ro
abort v.otneti are giving a great ilea!
of attention to their lootwear.
patent leather, ramp* with high but
toned topa of a color matching or con
traating with the material'of the r.nit
are imicb favored, all the aeania being
covered with strapping* of the patent
leather. Another popular shoe
eGURSSPSKDENCE
SOLICITED
Of kid
«my
da op.
II. Sow BtKkr
“LaTa mc. m mid Ckc SrmgfWt Ifs
gl.10 for the medicine and IB mets for
Um bottle. That makaa"- Bo
afraid ho mlgnt bavo
and tbo bSmt si
Call, bony np, bam. Put s
m cork sad lot no
rs. with the noeless,
oil eliminated nod
iddded.
are we of whet Yinol
t we ask every person
aoro suffering from
;s, stubborn becking
any wasting disease
iol on our offer to re-
iy if H fails. John M
ruggist, Walterboro,
to r— by
a
tan, tbo vamp of
or oom a
oyster white
patent
tnaotly. *
nicest
blfb nock and half ateaeo
for
pmn de
deb washes Jost Uko batiste
would and la blnod
iao. Aa It comm s yard wide
1e pnrpgooo, It ente to
i and la not
roman of rad—d taste Is fond
onderwear, and when It la
below that of the randy mada. and ft
wears much looser. Tbo simple const
sorer shown In tbo ninotratkm can be
mada from.any of the staple materials,
•neb as mnalia, lonscloth and cam
bric. JUDIO CHOLLBT.
Inc It Om
velvet aroond'
the nock. Tbo old far collar to cot
and tbo nock to Batobod with
four Inch bond of black rotrot worked
la black and aOrar sad pet on Sat
In front In > stated fashion
tbs front In Jewelry, sad boaattfnl pet-
COLD STOP/3E
Tile « , v»ld st(»ragi -gg
•heu fruit.” No* mailjr
waa prcciuinud thut a
EGGS.
In of course
years ago it
process bad
We ■ <■•1 un'ler aud hauled them
out. :n:il jroijii'.na s<*l«l- tiiem to the
liurkster t ».‘ h* t-f-ntf- a dozen. I»ut.
whis|M*r it softly, the Ii'-iih had l>een
.hatching and rehatchfng tintk*r that
plpi»eu tliro igh all the ag*-* of man.
Y**u might think nil the eggs shipped
front ft modern jwMiltry plant were
fresh. |g»t me lift the lid. There are
a great many castoff eggs at poultry
plants Some set as high as 100.000
eggs a season. In some w-asons from
30 to On (kt cent do not hatch. After
the large imulaitors are nmulng five
days the eggs are tested by passing
them Iwfore a strong light. All eggs
that do not.have a hloody-Uke spider
In them are rejected. This spider la
the live germ, and you ean follow up
Its development till toward the twenty-
flrat day. when you can see the chick
en wiggle In the shell.
Or the fifteenth there is another test
The eggs rejected are the following:
Clear or Infertile, with a red streak
or ruptured blood vessel, a black spot
or dead germ, cracked and rotten. At
the end of pie batch among thorn left
ate the eggs with dead chicks la them.
New yon can see boW much latitude
• blackleg In the egg business boo for
trickery.
The Infertile eggs art dear, and one
dan hardly dtettagutoh them from fiuab
Baker* often oae them In
factor* of wholesome cakao
But aome poultrymeo will mts
rejected egg* with good I
and mil tbeaa. to wkolemiera. and i
whoteaalera will ahlp them to
hcoti discovered whereby fresh
could be manufactured like wooden
untmegs. but these egg machinists
met the same fate as the patent rain
makers wbo went to the western rain
less region* with their dynamite bal
loons to male thunderstorms to order.
The ben lays the cold storage egg.
however distant It seems to be re
moved from Its primordial ancestor.
In the cbeap season huckster* gather
them from the farms; poultry men
haul them to the railroad stations;
grocerymen. wbo trade them In. do-:
liver thorn f. o. b.. and all together the '
crated eggs are freighted to wboieml*
and the “trust" New. If them j
mill Iona of egg* wore all good or the „
who handle them wore sll earoful *° 10 tb * bo ^f * h 0 *" 110 *
« l»M.t tb, cold HOMO -0.14 *«»«», —I. ^7**-
be of better quality and tbo prejudice J t ** t ■ where tbo
against them not so great Bat listen! I CANDLING ■OGU.—But lot m
Farmers, as a rule, are not very par-1 ally follow the— eggs Into a
tirular about egga. Few of them have . bourn where they do an
good henhouses and nesting places.! ness. They are
The result la tb* bens batch and lay I storage. Three or f—r
In any eld place. j stacked around, and some have
They lay In tbo haymow, next In • ahlpped dear from California,
beat to badea on a hot day; they drop op— a crate of California goods, and
their egga under tbo rooeta aud In tbo they are certainly crackerjacka-larga,
white, beautiful eggs, superior In
MOntoy
In 1920 A. D. the
Stingiest Man in Strisg-
town carted his House
hold Goods to the Depot
and bought a ticket for
MilHonviNe, the Metropo
lis.
“Why are you mov
ing to MiMonvMer in
quired a Citizen.
“To save postage,”
replied the Stingiest
Man. Whereat the Citi
zen marveled mightily.
New, he It known
that the Stingiest Man
mi sirtngiown was wwe
in hie Day and Genera
tion. for along back in
1907 A. 0. or there
about it bee ami the
Settled Habit of the
Stringtown people to
purchase Large Sheets
of Little Stiokere bear
ing portraits of G.
wawangimv m* ■ remb*,
Late Hustrieue Ones, whieh
cow stable*; they steal their uesta
under the hogpens and In many other
place* where beat and filth soon rob
them of their beauty and aweetneea.
Eggs found In stolen nests are often
too old to vote. The fanner always
leaves a nest egg to lure the speckled
ben back. It may be changed the next
day. or ft may serve in Its honorable
capacity for three months before It
finds Its way to an epicure's table la
the city aa "fresh stock laid while you
wait.” How well we remember the
day on tb* farm when w* found a
sat with ten do— of egga la the
corner of the haymow!
If ooa ben laid them all they were
the product of 180 bard days’
that Is. If she laid regularly every
day. but the bast type ben sweats to
lay 300 a year.
How wa exulted one day when we
to tb# eastern White
Minorca. What fine stock they
have In the state of orange groves and
giant redwoods!
We now go Into the candling room,
which Is pitch dark. The operator
turns oo a light which Is In a box. A
bole about two-thirds the slat of
egg goes clear tbrougb the box. I
the strong light shines through tb
boles. At each opening an employ**
la passing eggs before tb* light E
for* be passes tbs egg It Is tapped to
see If the shell is perfect All eg
that are not clear, that are cracked or
have dirty shells art thrown out
The aoUed and crashed eggs an
f rosea or
The bad eggs art
■old for the manufacture of mucilage,
shoeblacking, dtetnfsctante, dyes. ate.
Most of
Into desiccated
of Art thty straightway stuck on
to a Largo and Luring MaN Ordar Conoorn
it
about that
Stores in Stringtown Shut up Shop* ono aftor
untfl along in 1919 A. 0. tho SUngioot Mon k
upon Mm to begin purchasing
Smnl
of Art to
to the Maw of Gw Monotor
in MMtonvle, and the Aforesaid was Simply too Stingy
to stand for the Same.
MORAL: If you can’t an the Moral without
being Misoourifiod, look if the Ad. of an OouHst
in this Paper and purehaao a Pair of Spaaa.
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is? EARLY HEADERS
^ONEY MAKERS
“fjs-trevea rnrajaa &rs
c. H. Ginjow. I
60 ohoeototo ecatad tableta in i
vventni box. Fries only 25 cents. Easy
to take, pMaaaot to affects. Safe sad
•ure. W a guarantee iham.
Don’t let the bnbj gnfier from
toeOB, aorte or anj itching of the
•ki3. DonB’e Ointment gives instant
relief, owes quickly. Perfectly mfe
for children. All dniggiete sell it
Word Derivative*.
"Fetrel" and "petrol” both descend
from "petra." a rock. “Petrol” cornea
dlraeOy enough, through “petroleum,”
rock ell. hut "petrel'' through fit
after whom the bird waa
It appeared to walk
the waves.
of this toys has
KUIott'a
laths ban
world. Try
only tfi
Emulsified OU Liniment
i rmdbimg Ointment la tha
It. Ona half plat bottle,
ItwUlbe nnnice—ary for you to go
through a palatal, expeatevs operatfon
for PUee if yon am MaaZaa. Pat np in
coUapalhla tabs with aossle, ready
to
apply to tha aoroaam and inflammation
For any form of PUee, price 600,
aatecd Watterboro Drag Oo.
He prencheg
le pr
woll.—French.
well who lives
KILL vm GOUGH
am oum im lungs
^ Dr. King’s
Now Discavsrv
iwgarejE.
IFAOTOBT
KofntiHiluO to 1TW4.
Oldest firm ftg Amgrftg
D. A. WALKER A 00.
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Solid Gold Jewelry Watches and
Clocks
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WALTBRBOBO, 0. 0.
Fine repair work a Specialty.
(Next to 0. D. Nay’s £«l« table).
—Just received by us and our prices
Astonishinqlv LOW.
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hive never been able to get i line that wd could
guarantee every pair. We have one now. We
have accepted die agency for the
Famous HAMILTON BROWN SHOES
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