The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 01, 1892, Image 4
THE IUE^ald
Published Every Thursday,
eTnoRTON^ Editor.
J T. MAYERS, Gen l. Managor.
The Farm.
American Farmer.
I >o not change suddenly from hay
to grasr.
Nitrate of soda it* a <juick action
t :?: '
ICTU'lZtT.
Corn fodder ami clover hay go
well together.
There is 110 tixed rulo for compounding
rations.
A vurity of grasses add value to
the pasture.
Quick growth depends 011 feed as
well as breed.
1 n all things make a free use of
common sense.
Work that does not employ the
mind is irksome.
It is a waste to bn household
supplies by driblets.
All 1 - 1 - . - *
..mi iuiuis neeu repair, except uio
one to perdition.
harming must bo run us snugly
as any other business.
To soil well, ono must be well
posted 011 the market.
1 low often paople become selfrighteous
on a single ideaA
fruit tree in a corner is preferable
to a weed patch.
Tho best read farmer is apt to
make the best success.
Kupe flourishes well 111 dry weather,
sis it, is deep rooted.
tiood, wholesome food is a corrective
of false appetites.
I jess land, hotter tillage and larger
crops is a good rule.
Olio's own experience does not always
meet the emergency.
Don't fertilize the side of the barn;
there is no profit in it.
A gulden should be well underdrained
to make it dry and early.
Deed and work up everything on
the farm as much as possible.*
I'ookinguud washing should be
incidents, not the nl! of life.
The more you have of what you
don't need the worse you are off.
Intensify home industry and not
dmdeu up too much with outsiders.
Keep the hide clean and smooth,
and your animal is well groomed.
an y a note-nook and jot down
whatever you ice needs to ho done.
One of the greatest wastes on tlie
farm is caused by improper feeding.
It is wise to bring in the aid of
others' experience as much as possible.
Kind out what your crop requires
and your soil needs, then supply both.
Woods along the highway are the
begin'mg of weeds all over tne farm.
Kind out what you are good for
and try to adapt yourself to your
place.
The hotter fooil you feed the more
cartful tou should bo of them tut re.
The farmer should take as good
care of himself at least as he does of
his stock.
See that all animals and your
family have a full supply of clean
fresh water.
I{1111 the food first through the an.
imal and then through the soil,
where it becomes transformed again
into food.
None but DemocratsNews
iind Courier.
No man who stands on the Ocala
plotform and accepts in good faith
the "demands" of that platform is a
Democrat any more than a Mohammedan
is a Christian. He may he
an Independent, or a Third I'artyite,
or a Oreenbucker, or a Republican,
but he cannot be a Democrat. Those
who have enough intelligence and
honesty to distinguish between right
and wrong, to know in faot, what
they believe and why they believe it,
admit the absolute incongruity of the
essential principles of Df?nwier??/?u
-
and Third Party or Ocalaisni. ' You
may as well call a States' Rights
Free Trailer a Republican," as (Jen:
McCrady says, "as to call a man who
stands upon the the platform adopby
the May Convention in Columbia
a Democrat."
The Sumter Freeman, of which
Col. John J. Dargan, a thorough go
ing Allianeeman, is the fearless and
accomplished editor, and who loves j
the Alliance and its principles next
to his religion, makes some very per
tinent comments upon the only
proper place for those who arc seeking
oflicu and honors at the hands of
the Democratic party when they are
iit reality not Democrats at ail. Col
Dargan says:
"The Alliance 'demands' and the
People's party platform are almost
identical in phraseology and entirely
identical in principle. Therefore
the man chosen to Congress ns an
Alliance 'Democrat' goes there to act
HQ]
with Third Party Congressmen.
Then why not tay so ami be open
Si nil square with the people? Hut
dodders and trieks'ers are not to be
trusted by any party or faction."
This is what a true and honest Alliancoinan
says. What do the Democrats
of South Carolina think of
sending men to Congress who are
not Democrats at heart, but at every
opporunity will knife the party
which has honored them with their
support? u The man chosen to Con
pr-ss as 1111 Alli.uirn 41 ' .in
O - ?
(Jo!. I)arguu suys, "goes there to act
with Third Tarty Congressmen." It
was so with Tom Watson,of Ceorgia,
who was nominated hy Democrats
as a Detn >crat; it will bo so with any
"Alliance Democrats" who may be
nominated at the Democrat in primary
Tuesday.
I A candidate who would impose
himself upon the party by dishonest
and sneaking methods would betray
the party upon the slightest pmtext.
Tom Watson boasts of his treachery,
and esteems his political disgrace a
badge of honor. The Democratic
voters of South Carolina should soo
to it that no Torn Watsons are sent
to Washington front this+>tate. The\
should vote at the primary on Tuesday
for the candidate who nek now 1
allegiance only to the National Dent
ocratic platform.
A i:?, : v
.. |.. 'UUIIllllt I I LVI il I Y lli:ill 111 >CW
(>rlcans is trying to got up tho cour
ago to offer u prise of $10 to the
public school pupil who shall produce
the host pieces of ambidextrous
writing, the award to he made by a
committee of left-handed pooph- H<<
timidly broached the subject to a
progressive member of tho school
board, and got "set down upotiv for
his pains. The member s iw no good
in teaching children to usefthoir I ft
hands with equal facility as the
right, and in fact, distinctly disapproved
of it. There are some righthanded
people who cat with a knife
because they haven't learned tho
proper transferaence of a fork.
There are others who bite their
nails because 1 hey cannot manage a
pair of scissors in the loft hand, and
there are those to whom the left
hand is merely accessory to the right.
It is weaker, slower of movement,
awkward and untrustworthy. It is
a mercy and a wonder that our entire
right sido is not more largely dovel
oped than the left, does not sprout,
as it were. A man lurches forward
with his right shoulder, puts his
right shoulder to the wheel, and de
ponds on and boasts of his good
right hand. A woman invariably
piles nil her shopping bundles in her
left hand, leaving her right hand free
to bo used She bangs hor hair
with hor right hand, rocks the cradle
with it and spanks her children
with it. She must have her dress
pocket on the right side of her skirt,
and is uncomfortable if it is not
so. A left-handed child is a sort of
deformity, a freak of nature. lie
must wear his left hand bound up
until his habit is restored to the correct
lopsidedncss that is normal.
Our two hands are alike in looks,
they are our twin slaves and twin
good genii. One should be as well
educated as the other. Nothing is
more reasonable than to teach children
at loast equally well with both
hati Is. It. mm ho h,-'w
? ? % ??!! I/V % *?** V/ I I I I I I I C U
weeks. Vet many a bookkeeper ami
clerk ami penman has lost his work
and his wages when some accident
happened to his right hand, feiuipl >
because he had neither strength nor
skill in his loft hand, and it hung an
all but useless member by his side.
Minor MentionNew
York 7000 more licensed saloons
than Philadelphia.
Twenty word8 per minute is tie
average at which long hand is wi *
ten
The theaters in Melbourne are almost
all etpiiped with billiard ro? ms.
Klectricity, in its various appli
cations, is said to give employment
to 5,000,000 persons.
Wars during the lust thirty-three
years have cost 2,5000,1)00 meu and
*:i, ooo, ooo, ooo.
Last year 20,174 men offered to
enlist in the United States army, and
6647 were taken.
Out of i ?w. 9 Ooo one n...? :
?. v<iv /vj"W'jv/vv i/iini
Now York an?l 1 Brooklyn only 13,
000 own their own homos.
In the Old Testament, although
great numbers >f woman are menttioned,
the age of but one is given.
That is Sarah, Abraham's wife.
Remember
That .!ohnson's Chiil and Fever
1'onie will euro chill and fever, billions
fever, malarial fever, Swampj
and Hemorrhagic fever, also new,
ralgia and Ladripp, and if it fails to.
do so your money will he returned, j
For sale by I)r. K. Norton and O. |
A. Croft, Conway, S. C.
Prune Syrup and Senna is the j
best of all laxatives. For sale by |
Dr. Norton. ?
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Valuable RecipesIt
is said thut one ounce of *br*?am
of tarter dissolved in ;t pint of water,
drunk at intervals when cold, is a '
ceitnui never failing cum 'or small j
I pox, and will euro the woi>t case in
j throe days.
Here is an excellent remedy for
cough.-- and (.Id. Simmer one pound
of honey in the unh and the juice j
i of six lemons ' et her Skim and !
* !
! when nearly c Id add one gil) of
juniper herry l*in.
The following is a mm for felons, j
Take co'iitnoo rich salt, such as is ;
iisc-l for <diii g down pork or heef,
dry it, in an oven, then pound it fine !
and mix w?th spirits af turpentine in
eiptal parts. I'm it on a rug and
wrap it around the parts affected,
and in twenty four hours the felon
! is dead.
W e know of liottiilii/ better to rn.
o *w "w
move* warts than the common bean.
<'rash the leaves between the lingers,
ami squeeze out th * jtiice upon the
warts two or three times a day. un- 1
til thev dry up nail disappear. The
care will general be complete in
less th in a week.
l\ rtallian, who wrote about A. I). ;
19."), siid that kissing was lirst insti- 1
j tilted for the purpose of discovering
whether the person kissed had been
guilty of tippling*
a >vi:tiskmk\ts.
MARYLAND!
> >"- a mm ok I
f - hL~UAKINll HREAD,
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THE STEAM produced hy the process of cooking
cannot esc. pe, Ij absorbed by the article In the
roast' , andaclsas a bus log. There Is no cvapi
ora: no dry In I e i^> shrinkage
or lu. > of vveLlit. ?nl >11 II vi a'(I nutritious
! qualities of tho t oil > re ainc.1. Tough meats are
made tender. and a- y article tor sled 01 baked will bo
sweeter, healthier and more dir; stlbtPut the food
! In the roaster, place (ho roaster In a woll heatod ?von; l
I the roniter will do tho cooking It requires no it* !
tentlon. Can only be bought Icom dealers, tho trade
supplied by:
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IWO HANOVEH ST., PAUIMORC, M D.
B4 ntADE 3T., NtW VORK.
Ion bw bm ? wm J
BY COOKING
YOUR FEED!
Bi: progressive, Inform yourself, IuvvhU- |
RKto what wo claim. If It Is true you
want to avail yourself of It. Hundreds
of farmers ami stock-feeder*
testify to its great merits.
SAVE EXPENSE OF GRINDING
MAKES TWICE THE FAT,
FEEDS DOUBLE THE STOCK,
| TTlPI /V Iwo Dollariicverjr
U '1 l ' y"U time lite content*
11 b? V i| i ii arc cooked and
k/lA 1 Ai W fed out.
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MERCURIAL _
AlrJjO. Jones, of Fulton, Ark., says of
REKI MAbout ten yours ago I con UBCJI
true ted a severocuseof blood
poison. Leading physicians prescribed
medicine aftor medicine, which I took
without any relief. I also tried mercurial
and potash romodios, with unsucRHEUMATISM
oessful results, but which brought on an
attack of morourisl rheumatism that
mode my life one of agony. Aftor sufering
four years 1 gave up all remedies
and oommenocd using 8. 8. 8. After
taking several bottles, 1 was entirely
curod and able to resumo work.
SKKB is the greatest modicino for !
KNOCKS blood poisoning to-day on
tho market.'*
Treatise on Blood ami Skin Diseases maile<l j
mw. Dwu r Btrtxirw CO., Atlanta, U?.
W. W. HAMILTON, K. A. U.\a(|UK
Hamilton ^ Gasque,
Doctors of Dental Surgery.
Marion, S. C.
Coca I no, and all the latest aneslietic
used. Office fitted up in Mrstclass style
All the latest improved ins*:*umcnt.s used
Ktisfactlon guaranteed. Office on liar
lee street.
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Nickel Ringn, Tucker, Rnfflor, Bindor
Four "Widths of Hommors.
HIGH ARM MACHINE HAS A SELF-St TTINQ Nit OLE,
AND SELF-THREADING SHUTTLE.
Sent on trial Delivered in your home free of
freight charges, lluy only of Manufacturers.
Save Canvasser.' Commissions. GET NKW
MACHINES. Send for a Machine with
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Besides Drills lor Compounding
Prcsciplions the
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>i iso nas on nn ml a lull'
I
lino of Pharmaceuticals
and Patent Medicines.
Sometimes you need a good Comb and
Brush, <>r something in tin* Soup lino,
Toilet,
and Mluiviii
A good Tooth Brush or sumo lino per- |
fumery. Ills Drug Store is'he place to '
go and get them.
I f you want some of the best kerosene j
oil in town, or any <1\ stuffs, call on him. ^
PKNS, PKNSTAFFS, PKNCILN \
FANCY OR PLAIN, W WIT I NO 1
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mo ForNi) niiomo, AXLK
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Physicians' Prescriptions Compouud"d
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That is what every Agi lit receives who
gets up a chili on our $1 per week plan.
Our 14-kaiat gohl-fiilod eases are wi.r
ranted for 20 years. Kino Elgin or WalIhum
movement. Stein wind and set.
Lady's or (tent's si/,e. Bonn! t<? imv Ann
watch. To secure agent* where wo have
none, we soli one of the Hunting Case
Watches for the Cluh price #28 ami send
C. (). D. by express with priviloge of examination
before paying for same.
Our agent at Durham, N. writes;
' ''Our.jewelers have confessed they don't
know how you can furnish such work for
the money.
One good reliable agent wanted for each
place. Write for particulars.
Emimhk Watch Co.,
48 Maiden ban New Yor.
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Marlon, S. C. i Conwny, H. C
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SEPTEMBER 1
Atlantic Coast Line.
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta R R
CoimIciimmI N<lie?l tile.
Dated Jan. 4. 1802.
Tit A INS GOING SO'JTll.
No. 23.
Leave Wilmington 0 2.r? p in
Leave Chndbourn 8 21 pill
l.eave Marion 0 34 p in
Arrive Florence 0 15 ? m
No. 27.
Leave Wilmington 10 10 p in '
Chadbourn
Marlox 12 40 a in
Ai-'ve Florence 1 20 a in
No. .r)0.
Lea\ Florence 0 20 a in
Arrive' Sumter 4 25 a in
Leave Suinter 4 35 a in
Arrive Columbia 0 15 a in
No. 56.
Leave Florence 7 40 a in
Arrive Sumter 9 00 a in
No. 52.
Leave Sumter 8 40 a in
Arrive Colombia 9 50 a hi
No. 52 ruiiH through from Charleston
via Central Railroad.
Leaving Lanes 7:45 A. M Manning 8:^1
A. M.
Train on C. ?!t I), ltailroad connects at
Florence with No 58.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 51.
Leave Columbia 10 45 k m
Arrive Sumter 12 04 am
Leave Sumter 12 04 u in
Arrive Florence 1 15 a m
No. 50.
Leave Sumter 5 25 p in
Arrive Florence 7 00 p in
No. 52.
Leave Columbia 0 20 p in
Arrive Sumter 0 25 p m
No. 14.
I.oi>ve Florence 10 25 p in
Marion 11 02 p m
" (Jhndhouru 12 04 pin
Arrive Wilmington 1 50 a in
No 78.
Leave Florence 5 00 a in
Leave Marion 5 40 a in
Leave Chadbourn 7 00 a in
\rrive Wilmington 8 55 a in
"Daily, tDaily except Sunday,
'xo. 52 runs through to Cnarleston.S. C.,
via Central It. It., arriving Manning 10:89
P. M. Lanes 11:17 P. M.Charleston 12:50
A. M.
No. 50 connects at Florence with C. and
I). train I'rom Cheraw and Wadesboro.
Nos. 73 and 14 make close connection
at Wilmington with \V. &. W. It. It. !<>r all
points north.
Train on Florence It. It., Leave Pee Dee
Daily except Sunday 4:40 1*. M., arrive
Rowland 7:00 P. M. Returning leav
Rowland 0:30 A. M. arrive Pee Dec 8:50
A. M.
Train on Manchester iV Augusta It. it.
leaves Sumpter daily except Sunday 10:50
A. M., arrrive Rimini 11:50 A. M. Returning
leave Rimini 12:20 P. M. arrive Sumptor
1:40 P. M.
F. 1)1 VI NIC. (Icn'l Sunt.
.f. k i\ i.ni.y, supt. trans,
t. m . Kmi:upon. ( oi 'li'asagen
Supplement N<>. 2 to Charleston
&, Columbia Division
Time Table No. 1).
.1 it miry fllli, iwo'j,
schedule in offset from uate.
Wilmington Chadbourn & Conway B- P,
i'assknoku am) kkrioiit daii.y, kxclil't
sunday {
no 2'2, noh1 11 hound.
i??'uve (,'hadbourn 7 15 a m
Leave I lion 7 15 a in j
Arrive Hub d 00 " 1,1
No 21, SOUTHBOUND, J
Leave Hub 9 00am
Leave Illon l;j a 111 <
Arrive Chndbourn 9 45 ft in ,
/.eave Chrtd'KMrnJ 10 30 ft in Leave
Clare tdon 11 00 a in
Leave Mt I aborj 11 20 a in
Leave LorisJ. 11 45 p in
Leav BanfordJ 12 02 p in
/.eave Bnyboro 12 13 p in
Leave Privetts 12 12 pin
Leave Adrian 12 27 p in
\rrivu Conway J 1 00 pin
No 20, NORTHBOUND
ASSKWiKIt AND XURIOH1 DAILY, tftCHI* t
HUNDaYB,
Leave Conway 2 80 p n.
Leave Adrian 3 00 p in
Leuve 1'rivetts 3 05 ) m
Leave Bayboro 8 15 p m
ioave Sanford 3 25 p m
Vrrive at Loris 3 50 p m
Arrive at .Mt. Tabor 4 25 pm j
Leave Emerson p in n
iflftve Clarendon 4 60 p *n I
Arrive Chadbourn 5 20 p in ?
tTolegrnph Stations. T,
Note-No. 21 wait at Hub until ?
Vo. 22 arrives. i
No8. 22, 21 and 20 will stop at all ui
Oat ions for freight and passengers
.1, 1C Kkni.ky, General Manager |
J. !<' Divink, (Jen'l Superintendent* z
K. Hokdkn, Sup't Transportation* ^
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ICITO I !
in bo II
CURED
Wrbstfr, R. C., Dec. ?9, 1891.
$3 Sirs: T wish I could lei all who are sufTer
log from any Nerve ilinraae know just how
goo<t your remedy it. My tonusod it one year,
and if now the ftoutcft child I have. With
H many thanks. I remain yours.
I vrr-mgrn " A TATEI
Pa., Dec. sj, 1891.
I have not had one of my bad spells since I um
commenced taking your medicine, sia months 5
ago. . * THUK8Y EI.MORE.
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I Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. , 189s.
H I personally knew of two cases of File,
I where the patient had given up all hope, that
H were cured by this remedy. ,,
c. A. WOOD,
3 Treasurer American Publishing llouse.
1 Ifit KNOW our remedy CUKtCB the 1*
H o Its /' CASKS. That you may try it,
W without rxpente, we will send you Oft* g
B lt< ttt* Nrer. All rharyea prepaid by us.
I Ctve Age, Post-Olhce and State. Address
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, 1892.
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E. L. BALDWIN & CO..
pPVf.JS 14 PARK PLACE,
Y, DETROIT, MICH. |
ui.tli WANTED, SALARY OR COMMISSION.
SAMPLES MAILED FREE.
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NationalSewingMachineXo.
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JUNE M^NVJFACTUPINO CO
BELVIDERE. ILL.
Manufacturer ol Fl.io fen ly Scwlnfl Mteiilnta*ccifife
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Pure Cream-Tartar Powder
ENDORSED BY
PROF A. L. MfiTZ.P.Ii.O',
of Moitloul Doymrtincut Tulmso Vnlvcrslty
of Loulfttotm, who, 11IU-1 r.><i?roAil jijikI.vmIh,
proiioumn* t1 ii p?ir?> Cromu Tui tui1 I'ortilci',
which ho rhotsrlully lecomintimln lu tUe
public.
"The Souther?* Favorite"
Pure, wholezsome and powerful.
You Want It. Ask Gr?,oer For It.
Gulf Mfg. Co.,
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$ Metallic Weather Boarding, .* jl
> Complete Ceilings, |>
> Corrugated Sheeting !j
\ Sfcd Roofljng Paints, <|
, 911 Iron Roofing, |
!Eave Troughs, Gutters and Spouting, (i
t^Allfornia of Sheet Metol for Building\
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[SCOTT & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.{
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