The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 08, 1908, Image 7
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HIS FUEL BILLS CUT IN HALF 1 $
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Alexander Marahall Obtains Interns
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Ladies: My store is full to overflowing with beaut!
Heat by Mixir S Limestone v/.th | ful.spring and summer hats. I have Sold an irhntense 'V
Coal — Clnrkers eliminated *—Smoxr
Reduced to Minimum,
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Why will you
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cyder • houses when
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Why don’t Wal terboro mer
the people k
let
bargains they of
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advertise more and
sell and what
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WLy, will you send^f^rour . ; joh wor| when yo^ic^n gel
it at home just as cheap or cheaper?®
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lulled a aialloh !’• Hite tui.ft .nlbu
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4. Why. will ypu meud money for, forgign;,^^;;vhich
contain no Colleton County or local
at home that ^ "*
can patronize a paper here
more than the worth of your money
ted oh home affaj^s?
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These are four vital questions we
vmi Amwer * 3V ^ MO'm^ ji;»f .riDh n't)
jrMl^ yjiTtf 1u c 'f • d vfini amoDni Tt/oy (ffurr^/o/l !•>
i Remember am h
you and will do your work ^dhljitly
news of the county pftfhjfrly, if you
do so.
Alexander Marshall of St.
told the other* »!ay how be has solve.!
anjiuportant problem that may great- ■
ly rejuee Uie world’s consutuntl'iu of j
cord.
He elalms to hate diseovered n mrth- |
od -tv here by the cost of coal, by the
I use of limes rone. In furnaces of any ;
kind may be reduced to one half. The :
! limestone exists In sutUcieut ijuauti- (
J ties in the Tiasa Muffs along the I
Mls'i"ippi river to supply Alton with J
fuel for eeufuries to eotue. Mar>liaU*s !
•chei.ie proved generally successful.
"You see. I throw fn plenty of oml '
1 to get a rtsThof (Ire In the fumore." i
( said Mr Marshall to « ret*orter of the j ft
j ft. Louis Post-IMspatch. “Tlieu 1 ^
throw In euual parts ia bulk 0/ coal | ^
and limeutone. lu n few minutes a ! a
white ltt*:U Is geuerated which has nb- (
soluteiy no smoke.” ! k
A strong limelight Mhxc at once %
| flared up In the furnace. The former
* dark Mack smoke froth the stacks be-
1 g.'.u to be traurfennid Into a light
I niiy gas—carbonic acid gas released
' from the carbonate of lime. The beat
* was intense, and lu a feW mlhntes It
! Sei incd as If the seams of the Millers
{ wo i!d melt.
"Coni alone never gave such a boat.”
remarked Mr. Marshall. “In n few
Wcf-s I Khali have a testing nppam-
tus here fnf the purpose .it finding
out exactly the amount of heat uuita
In a given quantity of coal awl them
the munlier of unit? it) coal and lime
stone."
*1 After the test the residue left was
exhibited hi Ht« grate. There were
*0 clinker*. The coal had evidently
all leva consuiucd.
,, “The residue makes a good fertlli-
xer" Mr. Marshall said. “Of course
Jhe ashes are not so good ns the tlnnc*
Itone liefore burning, for that con
tains 4u per cent more of carbon. The
advantage l!«i lu the fact that use
has already been made of flic coal.
Loft In the ground for a longer lenoili
f time the burned limestone will birtng
jalltHit exactly thijjyjgie ; effect »s the
pore kmestone—tnat Is. In cocrt^ctlng l
the acidity pf tftp «ail k ” j
Mr. kiarsiiniL then explaiued that the]
0011I he-formorly^ueed up to the eve of]
his limesfohc ' fheKfll^i'ovefx* a slvoft M
jtlme ago cost Tbn nc^tiav]
Cost of ItmiWtiinA i». wNjmits n ton,
the llmasCoo® inufl cwKmr. q*e<V'
htUf and balt tfte.nctuql cost L'rt
the Marob«li ilK'uttogAmMatot^m,
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“the use of tt*ridlXCoMptnChrtMd| Mr- J:
Marshall, “wwlbl.'t tttfttre
heajt which'dhri *#e Avnuld d^ i#fli«>’ j
th* Mg/VHyij^rtfl'ke^ ubtawfiyfe,;
are no hvwmiicMftl^ ul
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peaftotlrfHtJttM- In the I
oiiUt^ftv* v^^jnkay nothlitftiftflUi^ftue consi.lewj|iff!. 1 |[,
red»ttiJwnV*O»0 fc°st. .HoHiliji
^ line this spring and will pletserund sell to the mos; care
ful ^bviyer^ ^Calt and icfcpect and you will select,
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