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fertilizers, but they’
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tilizers, insist on having enough
Potash in them to raise the crop
as well as to raise the price. Crops
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more than three times as much Potash as phosphoric arid.
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o( the crop it not a tare guide to the moil
profitable fertilixer, but it doot not take a Terr
•mart mao to 'figure out that a trtll-haiaactd
Mtilbtr tbtaM ttaMie at laaat aa mack Pataak
•a Fhaapbartc Add. loaiat on harinc it to.
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cotton and grain), add one bag Muriate oi
Potaah per ton of IeriiU/er: to increaac it
9 per cent, ttruck, potmoca, tobacco, corn,
tic.), add two bagt Sulphate or Muriate
per too.
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OEKMAN MALI WORKS, kc.. 42 Broodwny. Now York
lad A final IMg.. Inaaaak, (a. retaar lad Bdg^Melrtaaaa.U.
Eaytra NSm Mlaata, la.
We buppoec the reason women wear
the hats that come down about their
ears f» so that they can't hear the
mean things men say about them.
There will be no silent vote
among the women electors. *
A person who can’t get along with
tit neighbors will usually find that
the fault is not with the neighbors.
It is the "drys”, not the “wets”,
that open^he floodgates of oratory.
More trees are cut down at Christ
mas lime than are planted on Arbor
day.
There is such a thing as becoming
so w ise to all con games that you will
pass up a real gold brick.
It is no longer a question of what
to do with our ex-presidents. To the
Republicans and Democrats it la a
question of what to do to our ex-
presidents.
With woman suffrage becoming
general, candidates wut need to de
vise a new line of campaign "bunk".
God probably never tmendeu man
to be satistled—betuase if he was be
would have nothing to pray for.
In the East women are learning to
run elevators. Is this going up or
down?
Your faults are better known by
your equals than your superiors.
The recent census shows 64 2 poets
working at manual labor. In these
prosperous days even poets can earn
a living, s.
Patronize home industry. Con
vert the heathens at home first.
The woman who desp.ses matri
mony usually does not epeak from
experience.
A real unselfish man is one who
gets busy moving things out of the
way of the one who is rapidly get
ting to the front.
Those who weigh their words do
not always speak with weight.
Prosperity seems to cause more
discontent than does hard times—
the more there is to get the more
folks imagine they uren't getting
•heir share.
The moral yard stick your neigh
bor uses on you is usually a short
one—about the same length as the
one you use on him.
Every man has an inalienable right
to work—but some <;o not insist on
exertising aU their prerogatives.
The girl who only aas one man
to choose between usually is marrfed
the quickest.
A man’s holiday is just what his
wife has been waiting for. She has
salted up about a week’s work in an
ticipation of the occasion.
The man who deserts the family
that he has helped to create is so
small by nature that a mosquito
couldn’t find a landing place.
With two young ladies on the sofa,
give a man an inch and he’ll get be-
iween them.
A woman would rather not know
a secret than not have anyone to tell
It to. ’ .
Widows and widowers are not a*
selfish and avaricious as other peo
ple. Many of them devote touch
time and energy to looking out for
No 2.
Lots of folks do not wnot to go
to heaven for fear they will never get
there.
The old maid who waits the long
est for a husband kicks the most
about him after she gets him.
When a man geta so seriously in
love that he declares himself ready
to lay dopti his life for his sweet
heart, it is really cruel of her to
facetiously aak; "On the dead.”
Two can live as cheaply as one—
Hjiut they don’t.
/ beats all how surprised a girl
( ^6n appear w hen the question is pop-
'ped—-after she has been preparing
for it for six mouths.
An eastern doctor says girls have
five souls. We don’t begrudge the
.ear, sweet things as many of them
as they want—we have enough
rouble trying to save one from pur
gatory.
Sometimes the nicest thing about
laving company is seeing them go.
It appears inconsistent for a per
son to get into a tantrum arguing
religion.
StatistUs slate tha; tweive billion
telephone messages were sent in the
ted States during 1»11. There
must be an error somewhere—we
md the line busy more times than
that.
The electoral college will also
make Wilson its president.
Its costs about a dollar for every
vote cast in these Ln;.e<t States Did
«ou g"t your money’s worth?
Some of the characteristics of tne
savage remain with the rivillzt>d man.
The mat! who skins his friends t*n
• robably trace his ancestry back to
some Indian who scatpeu bis ene-
nlea.
When women come into general
use as jurors, we presume the band-
ge will be taken from the eyes of
justice.
All of us have something to l*e
•hankful for if we but stop to think
>t it.
T^-ars evaporate be,ore the face
that radiates sunshine.
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.-ALL PERSONS are prohibited
from hunting, ahooting, or otherwise
trespassing on Craton Hill Marshei,
owned by Theodore G. Barker, and
Known aa "Fizsimmons Ponds", In
Colleton County, 8. C., or upon Bear
Island, and particularly upon land
kROws aa the Hole In the Wall, ait
Nancy Hill, on the Aahepoo Rtier,
the property of Rots Hanahan, fn
Colleton County. Any such huBting.
shooting or trespassing will bo pun
ished to the full extent of tfeo law
la such cases made asd provided. .
EDISTO GUN Cl
His Stomach Troubles Over.
Mr. Dyspeptic, would you not like
to feel that your stomach- troubles
were over, that you could eat any
kind of food you desirec without in
jury? That may teem so unlikely
to you that you do not nope for an
>nding of your trouble, but ^permit
us to assure you that It Is not alto
gether impossible. If others have
*'cen. why not yonT' John R. Bark
er. of Battle Creek, Mich., la one of
them. He saya, “I was troubled with
heartburn, indigestion, and liver com
plaint until I used Chamberlain's
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Thursday afternoon, Dec-. 19.?
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Kinney (■arris.
Married Tuesday afternoon. Dec.
24. at the Baptist parsonage by Rev.
J. R. Funderburk. Miss Claudia Kin
sey and Joseph W. Garris, both of
Round. Miss Kinsey is the youngest
daughter of Mr, and Mrs'. J. E. Kin
sey. and Mr. Garris the youngest son
of Abner B. Garris. . taey will make
their home at Round, where Mr. Car
ts is tarming. The best wishes of
.umerous friends are theirs.
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KaMri li a-Brook*.
Round. December —Special:
On Thursday. December *9. at 10:30
A. M . Miss Elizabeth Easterlin. eld
est daughter of Mr. mm2 Mrs. W. B.
Easterlin. became the aride of Mr.
U-o R. Brooks, of McFarlane. N. C..
the Rev. W. V. Dibble performing
■te ceremony. It wan a pretty home
wedding, the parlor being beautiful-
v decorated for the occasion by Miss
Hattie Rivera. The decorations were
of ferns, potted plants and -beautiful
white japonicas.
i’receding the bride and groom
true Miss Hattie L. Rivers, with
Mr. J. B. Easterlin. The wedding
march was sweetly rendered by,Miss
Ida M. Fishburne. The bride wore
handsome tan coat suit, with hat
and gloves to match.
After lb*? ceremony dainty refresh
ments were served, me bride and
>om leaving on the afternoon train
or their honeymoon tnp.
K hr hs nit-Richie.
'Ehrhardt. Dec. 3d.—Special:—On
last Tuesday afterncon at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Jacob Ehrhardt their
second daughter. Miss Edrie was mar
rietf lo Mr. Delma Richie of North
Carolina, The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. D. B. Groseciose be
fore a large crowd or relatives and
friends. The home was prettily dec
orated with holly and pot plants
The bridal party eniere*: to the
sweet strains of "Bridal Chorus
Mr. Griffin with the groom and Miss
Mamie Ehrhardt gave the bcide
away.
Miss Edrie never loosed better
than in her tailored suit or brown.
Directly after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Richie left *a automobile
for Bamberg where they took the
train, with showers of ^ock: wishes.
They received numerous presents
of cut glass and silver. They have
the best w ishes of all.
MRS; McGill
BROKE DOWN
Gives the Beat Facts hi Begirt to
Her Case art Tefis lav She
Saffort.
Jonesboro, Ark.—"I suffered a e
plots break down In health, some time
ago.” writes Mrs. A. McGill, from this
place. “I was very weak and could
not do any work. I tried different
remedies, bat they did me no good.
One day, I got a bottle of Cardul. It
did mo so ranch good. I was surprised,
sad took some more.
Before I took Cardul. I had headache
and backache, and sometimes I would
cry for hoars. Now I am over all that,
and can do all kinds of housework,
think it la the greatest medicine on
earth."
In tbe pest flftr years, thousands of
ladles have written, like Mrs. McGill,
to tell of the benefit received from
Cardul.
Such testimony, from earnest women,
surely indicates the treat value of this
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