The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 30, 1915, Image 7

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rr. X L •X > jume so, ms. t pMatjoW % • AND STANDARD PAGC GOOD PROCRESS IN IKI ERADICATION woman comi I HARDLY STAND SIORK ADVANCE MADE LAST 1 YEAR THAN, ANY TIME BINfts BEGAN. *>■1 Washington. D. C.. June 26.— Better progress was made in tick eradication in South Carolina dur ing 1914 than at any other time since the work began in 19U7. ac cording to information recently compiled by the Department of Ag riculture. Two thousand and fifty- three square miles of territory were released last year, making a total of 10,668 in the state. Nearly 20,- ooo square miles remained' at that time infected, but in March if this year, the counties of Chesterfield, Marion, and Florence were freed. This progress, it is said, has been made possible by the ‘very satisfac tory'Cooperation between the Fede ral Department and the state au thorities. State funds have been turnished by appropriations by the legislature. The appropriation in is»$15 was the same as. that for 11*14, viz. IMO.Ooo. The counties, however, do not aontribute any thing directly^ although in 1013. $1.083^was contributed by individ- - uaYs. The following table shows .the amount of money expended by the Federal government, the state, and the counties since the work be- gan. Year of Anm’l''State Co. miles Industry released. ’07 $. 5,125. $ 1 860. ’08 15,207. 4 535. ’09 19,367. 8i524. 2,673 ’10 15,915. 9.660. . - * ‘ ’ll 12.674. 10.051. ’12 14 537. 8.308. . 3 797 ’13 16,146. 9.369. 1,083.. 2.145 ’14 23,143. 31,497. 2,503 122,113 82 804. 1.083 10.668 These figures, however, do ' not show the actual cost per mile of freeing the st^ate from ticks. Much of the work nas been of an educa tional chacacter and its results arc not yet aftarent in the release of 'territory. With additional • ex perience and additional knowledge on the part of the people of the great annual losses caused by cat tle ticks, the work should go on more rapidly in the future. It is estimated that with sufficient funds two or three years should see the last tick in South Carolina. That this will be followed by a tremendous boom n .stock raising in the state can hardly be*doubted. As one Marlboro county man wrote. “Tick eradication hds put new life into cattle raising in our county." Another man in Greenwood county wrote;, /T lost $400 or $500 in the ticks'myself before I knew what it was/ The money #pent -for tick eradication is money well spent. Fattie that sold here for 3 or 4 cents on foot npw sell for from 4 to 5 1-2 cents right here on the farm." Such estimateg of the losses from ticks are probably under, rather thait^ over the truth. Some time ago the Department of Agriculture sent , a number of representative stotk- breeding farmers a series of ques tions bn the effect, of tick eradioa ticn in their neighborhood. From these replies, it appears that-' the average milk production increased about 1 J 4 6f the total yield; that the weigbKwas increased about 1-3; that the loss from Texas fever had been totally stopped; and that the quality of the .cattle had im* proved aboqt 1-4. One Louisiana farmer wrote that hj,s herd of r.aN|| tie was worth double what it had been before the ticks were eradicat ed. In addition to these facts, it must be remembered that the hide of a ticky animal is on the average, worth $1.26 less than that of a healthy one. Thus. ,the tick co^ts the cattle owner money In a targe number of ways, and to this total must he added im onvenienre. dis couragement. and the impossibilitv of i»;porving pure-br*d animals to improve the grade of the herd A* *ho end of -1 01 4 fii« re were f'i flipping In oj»« :->tion in Snut! f vol'jia. These w > : 1! Provided •Vl fork owners, far .'le I-Vd- rr'-O j'.u’honii* are prohibit-'' 1 X ♦ < ('f ngi i, ' c; from sjn udv’c hinn.'>Vifor the const r -.o;'r'n of *. * • O” ’ll- the nur.-F of 1 -> f < r 'Is f'»r PhllMMpkia, Pw-"I suffered from afUmmatten. and bad Rich pains in my •ides, and OhibU b*<^scbe so that I could hardly stand. I took six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s j Vegetable Com pound, and now I can do any amount of work, sleep good, eat good, and don’t have • bit of trouble. I recommend Lydia E. Fmkham s Vegetable Compound to every suffering womam.’’-Mrs.Hauy Fishek, 1625 Dounton , Nice town. Pa. Another Woman’s Case. Providence, R. I -“I cannot speak too highly of your VegeUble Compound m it has done wonders for me and i would not be without it. I had a du- placement.bearing down,and backache, until I could hardly stand and was thor oughly run down when I took Lydia E Pinkham’s VegeUble Compound. It helped me and lam in the best of health at present I work in a factory all day long besides doing my housework so you can see what it has done for me. I give you permission to publish my name and I speak of your VegeUble Compound to many of my friends.”—Mrs. Abel Law- son, .126 Lippitt St, Providence, R.I. Danger Signals to Women are what one physician called backache, headache, nervousness, and the biues. In many cases they are symptoms of some female derangement or an inflam matory, ulcerative condition, which may be overcome by taking Lydia E. Pink- ham’sVegetable Compound Thousands of American women willingly testify to its virtue. ’a Btnolsion is helping < everyday who coaid not Mad i ~ Rost rat and sriee exterminatormada. KiMsquit-klr anqabMlutely mtthouiedif. MunumflPk—tbua prevantlsc dr.ompoil- lion. Better than at I fan trapa In tha *«••<*• laMat on itenulna RAT CORN, paKi‘® r b r suiL peeb BOTANICAL MFC. CO. 4*k A Bmtm St*. FkiUMmkim, #U. * * * * « * * * «/4> •»•••• REV. LAWSON’S AP- APPOINTMENTS. L A N,l> E R c O I, L E (i E m Greenwood, 8. €• * 44 ;li. year begins Sept. iBSnri. 1915. #*-»**.*****»»4I Preaching services will be hsid at Smoaks Baptist church on Sun day morning, July 4th. at 11 o’clock and at Williams on the afternoon of the same day. These services will take the place of those that are held regularly on the 2nd Sun day of each month. J. C. Lawson, Pastor. MGHESTasnLLS DIAMOND LASntJt tor cm-OHs-ra • niAMean ■■Ann pills, for twratr-da* p-wara rega.-ded aa Beat.Safest, Always Reliable. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS TIMR mao EVERYWHERE JSKZ Swish! C*ns Sms! WsUss^aETS-IT!” t Seconds, 3 Drops — Coras Viniih I For everybody with eorna. there la la every drug store In the land one of tta> real wonders of the world, and tUM'a "GRTS-IT” for corns! It’s the Hr*t and only oora-enre ever known that removes ©’ BIKTH. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jor dan. MTalterhoro. K3, a tine son. Friday. June 18. • # font roling^KiTrvrs. *■' To i-ontrol borers in peach, plum and cherry trees, build around the bases of the trunks now mounds of earth 8. to 12 inches high. The mound is left , throughout the sum mer and until October 15. when it is pulled down and the small borers destroyed before they have entered the tree. UNIVERSITY OF SOVTH CARO LINA. Entrance Exam (nation* Entrance examinations to ths University of South Carolina will be held by the County Superinten dent of Education at the County Court House Friday/July the 9th, 1915, . Hie University offers varied (bourses of study In science, litera ture, history, law and business. The expenses are moderate and many opportunities for self-support are afforded. A large number of schol arships are available. Graduates of colleges in this State receive free fuition in ail. courses except in the School of Law. For full particulars write to THE PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY' of SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA, 8. C. The school for your' daughter. Scpd for catalogue. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure Rheumatism. Neu* ralf ia. Headaches, Cramps, Colie Sprains. Bruiaea, Cuts. Burnt, Old Soret, Tetter, Rind-Worm, £c» zema, etc. Antiseptie Anodyne, uied internally or externally. 25c ***********.*'** PROFESSIONAL * CARDS. ~ * ****** ******** ************** * * * * * * * ...EYES... Eyes Examined Scientifically, Classes and Artificial Eyes fit ted. Satisfaction guaranteed. J. A. WESTERBERG. OI*TOMETRIST. * « . ' > Endorsed by Globe Optical Co. *********** Jt# ####**##****». Dr. A. J. Anderson,. * DENTAL SURGEON. * * * OFFICE HOUliS: * * 9 AM to 8 PM. 3 PM to « PM. * * PHONE 100X * * Walterboro, S. C. * ************** hardware Always Needed Around the Home v Every home is kept in rephir constantly needs some little article ot hardware—-such as screws, nails, hinges, staples, bolts, nuts, extra pieces for your stove, locks, * knives, chains, plows, hoes, rakes, etc., etc. ' Look around your home now and see if there is not .% • some little article needed. If so we have it. Come and look around and see what we have to help you keep up 0 V' ‘ your premises. FRUIT JAR TIME IS HERE .And we have the jars for putting up your spare fruit. Extra rubbers and tops. Save your fruit and vegetables—you will need them next wintef. ANYTHING FOR ANYBODY. KOGER HDW. CO. SOUTH CAROLINA ^ WALTERBORO* •r CilARLRTON & WESTERN CAROLINA. RY. The following Schedule Published only ad Information and is not guaranteed. BETWEEN AVGySTA, BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL Sun onl Ex Daily Sunday STATIONS «y No 47 No 45 No43 AM 15|1& 01k 131 1 451 Ex Daily Sun Sunday only No 46 No 44 50 50 Port Royal . 110 00| 6 40110 00 CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 3P Years / Always bears the Signature of pn-( il ; c\ ept r nr „ f-\;n ri-jrar *:il ..j«. .Ti.*- inspccjors ' hov.avrr. r- •’ ■ •' 1 ir the cdm'tiot' a ml p’r Mot* work.xi ' » "M in the'- ■’ p«'r*. • *ton of theylipnihe In < r «ijna duritiR V>1t thorn -were <' \c’f* r iiiary inBpocthra and '12 Iny ti-f'.ts erpaced in'the w ork. •\ A WALTERBCR MAN'S EXPERIENCE ItcKulto T»*ll Tiut. Talc. \ Can you doubt the evidence ^ of thi* W’alt^rbc.ro t itizenhi You. can‘verify U'Xtethoro rn- tlorttement. Bead Mi if: J. B. Ackerman, merchant. Slain St., Walterboro; «a>s: “About four years aeo 1 had an attack tOf kid ney trduble caused bv a strain. Mv back a< bed constantly, and ir. the morning l could hardly bend or stoop. The kidney secretions were U*o if-equent in passage and; i'very painful at times. I used other remedies but with no good results. I got Doan's Kidney Pills at Klein'.? Drug Store, and two boxes cured mo of every sympto^i of kidney trph- b]e. The complaint ha* ngver re turned.” Price 50c. at all dealer^" Don't simply ask for a kidhey, remedy—i Doan’s Kidney ^1114—the sam" that Mr. Ackerman had. Foster- Milburn Co., Props.Buffalo, N. Y. "Sam* Fo*y Trat Whet? C«c— Cm. 7 Yte, 1 Um4’GETS-IT.”* any and every corn or 1 callus without tall, without fusslna w INi thick bandaces. too harn"s»*'s, corn-sw< Hlng sal’"*•». irrltatina Mnim' nts. It s applied'in 2 aecc.nds — jlnc. blnv—S drops, the work ts done, the corn shrivels up, yo~.' corn naony ends and'the corn Imve? f fev rl All the Unipin*. the pains that Uu,rt to your ! leart's the cructr.xlon of Lavica to j, wear shoes' ovSr s<Tt »tr.;aK e«*rn», th^- rtanXr </tI'l-iod p<>I‘ ttfr'-tutuaLUcr them j bleed l>y using Univ< .r.-.jors u:. 1 s.-i.siors | —an'g<in'*t la-t! “CiFiT-'-I f “ 1 < t he now' wny.tho-surv, s'niplo, p.lnk s w.y. Try It for corns, callu--wa-ts anil l.urU-us. “<;KTS-IT'’ Is rold 1 y drug ri-ts e< ry- where, r.'c a bottl". cr s. :.t direct by E. Lawrence I' >.rt'hi.‘ i.'o. Sold in Walterhyro end recom- • nded as the world's *e?t corn cure Walterboro Drug Co. NEW METHOD OF TREATING CHILLS . AND FEVER Medical authorities havo pronounc ed Malaria one disease, the greatest ^curse to the human race, as it may remain In the system for/ears un suspected. It has been an established fact now recognized^hy every compet ent authority that, Malaria Is a germ disease having its origin In the May poison germ/uepoMlted in tins ’blood. Gradually the blood distributes the in- ■diction /to all parts of tny body and .’.a* disease becomes a gerKfnl sys- ■ • / tMirhie, Whet her it tiutnife»t4 X^- -* in for::; *»f L'lillls and I’Xer, M- ' i<t::. i. vumati General •D«>^s ;r. j; . C rt Uipatiou -r i-'ii-.g. .'.a! ■rax RAn.Tryj.XBBY CO Rubber ROOFING-' CHARLESTON. 8. C ’V 1. ■x *#**#*#*#** L. B. HOUCK; ATTORNEY AT LAW. No 45 fto 41 • ' s No 46 No 42 STATIONS * PM AM # to « AM ^ PM 2 21 9 00 . . . .Yemaaaaee. . . 8 50f 5 25 X 3 46 10 00 .. .Fairfalx. * . . 7 42* 4 16 3 19 9 46 . .Hampton . . . 8 04 4 37 4 02 10 24 . . . .Allendale . . . 4 02 6 45 12 25 Augusta (Union Sta’n) . . 2 00 Daiiy No 3 No l STATIONS No 2 No 4 PM AM PM PM 4 40 10 35 . Augusta Union Depot .. 12 15 8 15 9 40 3 59 . . .Spartanburg . . . | 6 54 | 3 04 * No 5 * Cw No 6 X ' * PM STATIONS PM 12 30| . . McCormick .1 6 15 • 3 07| . . . .Anderson . . • •I 3 37 . No 52 No 52 No 54 No 53 PM PM STATIONS - AM PM ,‘8 40’ 2 401 . . ..Laurens . 8 20 1 45 . 10 2 0j 4 10| , < .Greenville .... 7 00112 20 Office over First Nationrif # Hank, .- z 7 - - 1 — 41 WALTERBORO. S. C. * X ' ' K> *#*4#**-i(-***#* ****#***##*4 D. B. Peurifoy, * ATTORNEY AT LAW. * Lumber For Sale—-Delivered Our saw mill is 8 miles from Walterboro in Black Creek section. We have fine ftaber to saw and make the best lumber. Will sell at mill or delivered anywhere. See us for prices. H. B. Thompson and Son WALTERBORO, S. C.. R. F. D. 5. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS A 'XLii. . TT" —- '."t-t’-t # Office opposite Court House. * * . Walterboro. S. C. * u . *' , ■» s p ************* X ********* -;f * * Hchcr H. PathreU, ATTORNEY AT LAW. G. I. Blocker’s Bull f. Now at my stables Calf Guaranteed $2.00 I.. '. v ring:.. - I • « -M.. >:n , l>- 1 g the v. : * :• qulclu t and Mifce: ful M. irc.i' nent/Of Mi! i (lr< >1- un-ring directly in’o. the i.ur:.. ing , and, enrlcbinj- and Uy/iiti gentle ^n-l agrcc- ' wXiqut griping, upon the • e . -■’.phlating t u* liver, destroys : poisonous Malnriai 'i ::i ?!»■• >yst.»ni. One thing is e poisonyiy* Malarial : not remain in the sys- taken. It is tlie :: n-n. -dj nov’ recoLiLi-d i mipUSl. Mii-v result, tafi ; tnaiMfeat itself in many Xs >• .> of appetite, indf- :..»ui5;.; »■«, chronic conMipa- ' i f.! v X and lack )»:' » n- pt-'-nUar ' palene^ and i are many tljtjen ’.r.-: ;npMinis of Malaria. : t -nic, C:;ill!t-):m is un- up ;!;«• er.tfre 'y tcfn," . t-r.i-r,ir.d \ig,yr. Makes : av.,v • an 1 «.:»*, pint ni pure vt n-':.' I The ftuvuire e.- ! » >.*.! .ulcklj j.Kp»-*d at < r. • Alt' Drug st,iros r•. Fifty oor.t-i warta will f;:.! ” :>* No rt,- d to v:Mt no- er au.Tiring before Taking : a- ;• 'v!:i prevent nil M:cse M -. uT » .< made onl" by The roit:}d nt*.• nte.n (•> hiisini— >. x-r V Jtvrl S. r ' . XN. 4 iXsc ■ all V * * * . * , ' DR. P. J. O’NEILL -SPECIALIST,' 0 20J KING ST, CHARLESTON, S. C. .t all or wxJte for infqrmation re- gnrdi-ng my advamed method of tr- ttjMng Ktn: ach, .Liver, Nt rv * Blood.*Fkiti. j ’i - .i »-s, } ii* , t'on.• tr.iit'-il Troaldes, Kidney, BladdeJ^ and I'riVaie !i; c-f men Xi 1 y«oiut;ii. t tinsultaiit-n D* .r~: 9 A. M. ! > 7 M. .M. S :-:tiajs/dt to J. X • X- T- > i i *M:npany. Columbia. South New York Pressing. Club Ma'rt Street, Oppoiit Hubater’s Uiilr-rv. ('lathes Called f< r ; r.«l I»e- livered. Frtur Ti^4 < ts good • for firrshlng fntir ?tti?s ?!.'•», Scrub bing extra 2r.c. J. B. DAVENPORT, Mgr. 17S.’, 1913 —COLLEGE OF < 'll A It LE*TON— afMtutlt < aroliim’ H Oldest ( olleue 131 sf Year liet-ins OttolM-r. Entrance etamina’idh* at all the County-seats on Friday, July. 2, at b r. hi. ^ . Full four year tour sea lead to the B. A. andJI. S degrees! »A two-year pre-medical course is giv en. qt A free tuition scholarship is*, as signetl to ea< h county of the State Spacious buildings and athletic grounds, well equipped laboratories, unexcelled library facilities. Expenses moderate. For terms and catalogue, address - -<? HAIUSON RANDOLPH, President. WHITE BARBER SHOP Our burlier shop employs only white barbers^ and i we have none but the most expert, t vd ' —Let u.s attend to your need- SMITH’S BARBER SHOP H. R. SMITH, Prop. Next to Terry & Shaffers Main Street. . 9 John Wilkowski REPAIRING AND REFIMSIONG Furniture and UpholstiTring. Cabinet mak ing a Specialty. * Main St.,' Walterboro. Old Hyrne Store Next Door to J. E. Pinckney’s. x John Wilkowski C *r%- ' ■ .• \ .X N 1 V V»