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pleasant to ta e. Le Pickens 1 d A FARM MECHANICS. An ArrangeeCIt F'or Transferrin P1ower Vsro.m (Wind Wheel. tSomietInios it Is desirablo to place the wind whoel Upon sone building in stod of orecting a framo directly over the pump. In this case the power iay pe transferred by a system of Iron el tow Joints, as in Fig. 1. The arrows show liaihly that a dovnward stroke by the wheel produces an equal down Award stroko alt the pump. The angle sYSTEN1 Or ETDOw JOIN's. of the Iron jinluts should bo seh that their ams will be lit right anigles to the corresponding wooden arims in the mliddle of the stroio. The arm, A U, iony be iade of any desirable length. The original of the drawfug Is over twenty-five feet. When of such length, however, it is best to stifon it with several hinged braces from tly side of the buildiug, as In Fig. 2. Ihese allow perfect freedom or motion and are used merely to preve at I;: >sidowise bonding.-American Agricul turist. GROWING CUCUMBERS. 1a Culture ast roaetteca itr iown 'armoer-Laund very ntieh. -T usual (Into for plinting cui-in 'bom fiiIoNI is June 1 to 16.. ,The sol must be thoroughly worked Into a flue looso loam, and a very ahuudant sup ply of fertilizer must be used. It Is ail rpost limpossible to have the land too rich. If the area planted IR iot to largo as to mako it Impracticable It is an excellent plan to put one or two shovelfuls of rich farmyard imanuro in each hill at the time of planting. Te I seeds are Lnnted in hlls about six feet I apart each way. Plenty of seeds nmust be used, for it Is far botter to thin out the plants than to havo a pov stand. - cultivation. .00 cultivating may be done with onle hotse and the sinall plow or with Uo regular corn plow. As soon as the -vines begin to run cultivation should he stoppted if posaiblo, for it is not a * god plan to dlotiurbi the tende-r, grow big shoots. If' the field is kept free from wveetls upl to this titu' ftere wtill be~' h "little lto fo Cr hei to grow alt wvard, for thec vines wili anoiptlete * *. )ly c ~ve'r the ground very soo'n a ior ~' 9 '-~t~~.A~g1n to run. Shtould a few wee~ds ~' ~ ~~rJ.ist I QJeing Op[ Gi,Le mayti hSO ctu ?uly plledh witout harm10 to the v-Ineo. Little Dimmqnee or ineet F'ouN. fromt disease, 'the two greatest p~eats being mildow and a small inisect that sometimes conuem in towarmts, a ttack ing - ail kinds of green ines. Theso insects -can usually be killed or dri ven awaLy b)y sprinkling the iles with wood ~~" ashes. TJhe mnildow, which ia nmeih less ,~~ , cO~ommo, requires more drastle treat ment This disease at tack-s the foliage. causing the leaves to turn yellow and fall gg. SprayIlug with some fuugi cide, suoh as bordenux mixture or po tassium sulphide, will usually prev'ent illdew, provided the application is made promptly enough. r~The under dido of the leaves must be thor-oughly sprayed, as that is wvhere the disease y most frequently strts, wvrites a corre spondent to Orange JTudd Farmner. Thackernynd~ Dlkensa. This is the way George Henry Lowes once characterized Thackeray and * Dickens In the way of ser-vice to a friend: , nickens, ho said, would not give you a farthig of money, but be iould4oe no end of troublte 'for you. * ircul pdh'd- a whole day, for in tacin looking for the rmost sulta'ble lodgings for you and would sipare hhn self neither time nor fatigue. rThacke *ay would take two hours' gumln indeelsion and hesltation ini writing a two line testimonial, bu owouldpu 4 -~ -bt abnc tIpto his pocjcet and give you a ~ adful of gold tind bank notes If you 1 llBowlung. ~ oling is one of our games that - ~ ~J~1nted in the middle ages. The ox ~O~Ite of Its introduction is obscure, has been clearly traced to the Snth :century. The first bowling' wero made in Englandl. In bad or these could net be used to ad ~a~,and this led to the construe tqvred bowling alleys. IIrarg Luck.' Ihave hero several bills which Qverduo. Hlarduppo (desper b% dei rry to Bay that our cash i~%tAaf. Caleor-Oh, well, it mil wch difference. I'll eguli 4tor at sone future dato. ~~tDedroozn. p hysician says that * saw a vaulted ~ ~ ometery whIch had ptoengraved on a1 t litst and Bed Boeb 4sPwo was Phoa %tdotmy son, was a o~'e a lot of trouble e4' ep the lid down, Ssemo4tbin$.-of ext thoughtful bo- I 4 ~ cIT0 fine Kative Fruit Syrui Drug Company and Dr. R. F. Smit How's Your Liver? It will pay you to tako good care of your liver, because, if you do,.your liver will take good care of you. Sick liver puts you all out of sorts, makes you pate, dizzy, sick at the stomach, gives you stomach ache, headacho, malaria, etc. Well liver keeps you well, by purifying your blood and digesting your food. T'here is only one safe, certain and reliable liver medicine, and that is Thedford's Black-Draughti For %ver 6o0 years this wonderful vegetable remedy has been the standby in thousands of homes, and is today the favorite liver medicine in the world. It acts gently on the liver and kid neys, and does not Irritate the bowels. It cures constipation relieves con gestion, and purities the system from an overflow of bile, thereby keeping the body In perfect health. Prico 25c at all druggists and dealers. Test it. Qkos d Kidlnya 3sad Uladdor Right Kennedy', fauxativo Honey and Tar is he I lie origihal laxat."vo cough y1r1 1 p and !011bint - the qual1itiesnersr to r ieve the cough awl purge iho system of oikl. Oolntlines no opintNs, Sold by tle ickenus Dulig Co. MAKING PORCELAIN. 'ise Mont 1xciting and iltomantto Triledo Ini tho World. Th inaker of porcenin and pottery tas decldedly tho nost exelting an( ro nantle trade in the world. The great factories of Bevres and Dresdetn were founded by Bernard Puliss.'y. This rnau lnvented white eiiniel, but It took him sixteen years to niak the invention- sixteen years of hunger, misery antJ puercuton, whleh ('11111 naled In the episode, 11sed in 1. A. .Joies' play of "Thel Miltietnan," wheein'l 1Pli~n m ruintanedl huis furnace flre by bunIing nll the i'urnituire In his do.s h> liist with:iu the glaze whichl ho laoi so:ibi t.hr~louot the best3 years 1 ettgher invenited hard porcelaiin. lIe waos an1 lchiemist, an~d 0one da~y, .1 n Iinlg to discover that his powdered Ilig wa'sk unulally3 hleavy, he inquiiredl Ile cause anld found that the weight IVas due to the kaolin with which the wig was powdered. This kaolIn was ho subs)21tane for' luck of which Butt ip1ber's inlvestigaltions had1( for years I'alled. WVhent E1ers oix'ined ai porcelain fac lory' at lturrlem~ lie employed none1 but thie most stuit and Illterate workmen, ol thant bin secret pr'ocesses ight not resiolved to hl'arn thl( Elers method, ande, iitfcctinog ignioranie antd stulpidity, he tot a pla1ce in theo i'actory, mashltered all >f Elers' secrets and1( eve~ntulally opened I pnut of his ow n, wherein ho dulplicat dC ini e'very' detall the work of Elers. I xchan~lge. .101) l OR WlE.))A~iI TItOUIM ANI> (OONSTI I'ATaON. "Chambnerhlain's~ Stomiachl and Livor l'lts halve dono1( me1 al great deal1 of 4od(," says3' (. Townis, of Rant Portag, )ntario, Cainada. "'Being a mild physic ho1. after' effect. aro niot uleasan'~ihit, an~d (1111 reommendli0ll them1 to ll who suffer loim stomaclhi disorder.'' For salo by ki'uis IDrug Coi. and T. N. [Hunter ijherty. The Farmeor's Wife la ver'y car efiul about111 her churn13. She ,aldis it thorounghly ~ a ff st sig, an td gives thait if her elhurni is sourii it will tfainlt the a1 ehttru'l. In t he st.umichi and ldt Iigesti vI 5sses whleh.i are l'xnetlIy ak0 in in) the chulrniing of lbutter. Is it. niot a1iparetil miak~es foul all wlhih is pmt. iuto it.? The (evil of a1 foul stomaitch Is not alone' lhe h)1 ad tt in theO mouth1 and211 thio foe I breant h cau byi'1 it. but the c'oirruption of thei pure 10current o (f lood and 21( the dissem11 Dr). Pieree'Is I Gobll ail edical I )iscov'ery 11ak1 t Ihe sfour1 and2 foul st~inunehl sweet. It dl oes for thle stllnuich whiat the washinog andt sunI hath do14 for thle Olichur --absolutely ten t. In thiis waoy it. euries ltches, p)1lples, (Trup~tionls, scrofuilous sw llings, mres(', or 1)1en1 (ainig uleer's and1( allI humor 110 r 1 dtiseases(1 arising from hald bloodl. If youl haivo bitter', nasty, foul tastel ini your1 mouth1Ii, coa31tedl twfiguie, fotul bireath, are wveak and1( 'aisily tired(, feol depressed diz7zy alt t.nieks, gnawviiug or dtistress in stonm achi, constipaitedi ori irregulair boiwels, souir or bitter risings after eating and ploor appeIltite, tiheso slym pitomsi, or anly egnlsider abil number'l (of them, inidicato that you nre suffering from biliusness, torpid, or lazy liver wi Lh thio 11sual accom~paniy ing indi gestion, or dyspopsia anid their attendant diera ngcmentIs. 'The best agents kow'n to medica~l sci ene11 for01 the eur1O oif tihe abUovo symn tonms am1(1eonditlions, as5 a ttestaxl by the writings of leading teatchiors and( piractitioners of all the several schools oIf medical practice, have boon skillfully and1 haroniously ombhinedt in Dr. P'ierlcC'1 (old~on Medieal Discoveory. That t-hiis is absoluIitely truo will be r'ead(ily prloveni to y'our satisfaction f you will bult mail a hpostal card requiest Dhr. li. V. Pieree, luffatlo, N. Y. for fre2 copy of his booklet (If extracts h'rm ~he stnandard mdical authoritles, gIving ~ho names of all tie ingrodlents entering nto is world-famed medicines and1( shiow ng wvhat the most 01emiient medical men03 >f the age saiy of them. I7_ 7..1..>fI P I2 S1Cures Stomach and Liver trouble and Chronic Constipation. h, Ea8ley. Over-Work Weakens Your. Kidneys. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. 0 All the blood in your body passes throgh your kidneys once eve three minutes. The kidneys are your . blood purifiers, they fil ter out the waste or impurities in the blood. It they are sick or out of order, they fail to do their work. Pains, aches andrheu matism come from ex cess of uric acid in the e - blood, due to neglected kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady heart boat3, and makes one feel as though they had hcart trouble, because the heart is over-working in pumping thick, kidney po:oncd blood through veins and artories. It used to be considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly alI conatitutional diseases have their begin ning in kidney trouble. If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is a on realized. It ctand3 the high(-t for its w)nderful cures of the most distressing cases and is sold oi its merits &' ci ruggIsts in fifty e-.at and one-dollar siz ex. You may have a s.lmple bottle by mail nome of swamp-noot. fi ce, also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Maention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, 'e Y., on every bottle. Wlhen you want pleasant laxative that is enasy to take and certain tonet, use Chamberlain's Stomnot and Liver tab lets. For sale by Pickens Drug Co. and T. N. Hunter Liberty. 1785 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 190 Charleston, South Carolina. Entrance examinations vill le held in the County Cou rt Ilouse on Friday, July 6, at 9 in. One Free T nition Scholarship to each county of South darolina awarded by the County Supt. of Education and Judge of Probate. Board and furnishdc' room in Dornittory. $11 a month. All candidates for adinission are permitted to con pete for vacant Hoyce Scholarships which pay 9100 a year. For catalogue Information, address larrison Randolph, P1resident. WI7.L INTEREST MANY. Every person aboulo know that good health is impossible if the kidney are doranged. Foley's Kibney Our will cure kiuney and bladder disease in every form, and will build up and strengthen theso organs so they will perform their fundtions proderly. No dangen of Bright's disease or diabetes in Foley's Kidney Curo is taken in time. Pickens Drug Co. Children like Kennedy's Laxative Hon ey and Tar. The pleatsantout and best cough syrup to take, because it contains no opiaten. Sold by Pickens Drug Co. A CERITAIN OIURE' FOR a CHINO FEET A liona's Foot-E~ase, a powder, cures Tired, Ach lng, Swenting, Swollen feet. Sample sent FR1 r~lC, ails SampleoOf lEOT-EARE~ SANITAInY ConN Pan, a new invention. Address. Alien S. Olmstedl, Le 110., N. Y. c.A a 'I o ___ ~a Bears the h Kind You Hots Aiw a 80unJ$ Bignature WHEN YOU SHOOT You antto IT hatyou aeaiming at -bitbird, beast or target. Make your soscount by shooting the ST!EVENS. For 4z years STEVENS ARMS have carried off PRLEM IER HONORS for AC CUR ACY. Our line: Rifles; Shotguns, Pistols sit onte havs SS ormr4.pg Caio we sip irt et. '-3 vaiuai'eboo ef oer. Beautiful three-color Aluminum Hanger will be forwarded for so cents in samnps. J, Stevens Arms & Tool Co, P. O. Box 4096 CHIOOPEE FALLS, MASS., U. 8. A. WANT1ED-500 cordn of dry pine wood at once. We have for sale plent y of cotton seed meaul and hulls at raeson able prices. Pickens Oil Mill Co. tf T. C. Robinson, Jr., Mr. D~oes evil still, your whole life fIll? Does wvoo betide? Your thoughts abide en suicide? You need a pill! Now for prose and facti--DeWitt's litto Euirly Risers are the most pleasant an reliable p ills known today. Their novo gripo: Sold by Pickens Drug Co. \?IRGINlA COLLEGE For YOUNG LADIES, Romnoke, V. Opens sept. 25.106. One o f the leading school. for Young L.u.teis In the south . New bul Ings mnta n s nery In Vale of Virgia', famed for health. European and Ameriean teachers. Full course. Conservator advantages In Art, Musnlo and' Elocntion. Cetificates Welleeley. studente from 30O statee. For catalogue addres F. V. O'DELL SSURVEYOR NOTARY PUPLIC R. F. D. No. 5 E3ASLEV. S. C. CURES AF RHEUMACIDE has had failed. Rhoupacid Johns Hopkins Hos tal, of Salem, Va., and D). H. remedies and'the doctot Almost a Miracle In ThIs Cai Bobbitt Chemical Comp Dln, .C. Gentlemen.-In Sptembr I89. I to mnth afte e r isa oStarted$ Iad t( y'or until my arns and hands wel jrawv. so nmuch so tliat Icudnot u M hs.I ws as helpess as a bab it were ha rd ana shriveled up. Isuffer, many times over Was treated by13x; physicians in McColl. Dillon and mar n fthe ild do c any good. uni tot our R HEMACIDE. Hie go and eore the fis ottl was used up (?get better.d I use 5% %ottles and v% health has been exelleanst ever ssnct turther that beigan uowl n aism. after I began to take RH1EUMACIDE tid of crutches:, mn about three monthi e an to take it Icould walk as good DO y an vet back to wor agin. Sour Stomach No appetite, loss of strength, nervous noes, headache, constipatiod, bad breath, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all due to indIgestion. Kodol cures Indigestion. Thin now discov ery represents the natural juices of diges lion as they exist i a healthy -stomach, combinied with the greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys pepsia Cure does not only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes linIng the stomach. Mr. S. . BaIL, of Ravenswood, W. Va.. says: o IWi bulod wit sour stomach for twernty yeas for baby.." Kodol Digests Wimat YOU Ea6 Bottles only. $1.00 Size holding 2% times the trial size, which sells for 5cents. P-eiare by I. 0. DewiTT & a 0,HIOAGO Sold by Pickens Drug Co V PARKE' HAI B~.SA dnaeder whemn ofailemoa, and L edie and Nte Et ainln-nd S etemenOIt( n ats n eyd atreifnaor myewrtineol=Jed o naue wore uti i~p rmsan hands aeg rA o th aro th co mnt Clocks were drwbactswich myfe mynip a nwasa lie of essILVERabf gla2 mot ys. .. Ausle ns of am wer hardER a-isrvld p uf . pF. yHarrisns st c~il ilnusnes ciia seof. Comte ar ounld many goot so chawnse but dion' call toseme.i 24pnd rthistc loftl wasud upo ot ter. ing e btis a n mi wiecur is a t wihas yer aan heth Bissee Ecelyn Rose, Bn aferban, tae heUMpIE T -V..z ' - ~ VO IT - io-195 TER THE DOCTORS cured thousands of cases of Rheumatism afte e cured John F. Eline and others of Baltir the greatest hospital in the world, had failed. Olmstead, the Norfolk, Va., contractor, after 1 had given up hore. Rheumaidh ocured Mrs of rhoumatism she had -uurdFor Lug.' Hughes, o tisV.ams ou. There is a reason Wiy Y). II a cal science, cand WN en u >gve of the blood, it opva ur-e e to grow *badly most delicate stornu.h 0ds upd ;e then touched r nearly md le Ad death.4j lifferent ion. but til Dr. 3. At * He told f tmeone take it, I began -f 'as corm and my Have ~A "i"Sa SWEEPS AL. P six da-s A purely vogstabi. r cures by removing tihqe . Ye. S after I as any Sample bottle d ho: t - R. EDITOR: Please say to vour roaders aind my frie Complete line of Reliable goods which F hiav, 'or ti fact, at the prices which I ami quoting I consider i arry a little of "anytbing and evirything," and am sellii IF YOU NEED HEAVY WINTER SI-10ES, We : VEAR and HEAVY KNIT SIRTh; also, a good lino of From now until Christmas we i nvite the ladies to e 11 DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTION4, etc. Will make the same offer as the above to the mon 'runks, Valises, Gents' Furiishings, etc. The nicest, liu Flour, salt and larbed wire by the car load to go at A complete hno of the good kind of furniture and n ron King stoves and Chattanooga Plows-two very niecOss he best of their kind on the market. Chinaware, (lasM vears well. A full line of Undortakers' goods and a. nice Hearse. Your patronage solicited and you will be treated rij P. S.-All persons9 owinig the estato of W. T. McFal B early as possible. The ery descriptiona satness an~d (1is- j A;eyumin Com merciali~i faic il n o m gi pa eads, Ui, end ~, dono neatly iable l style st.~ Tr telingat pcalb.ais TARE. Aso 5(1( Gldan i 01of Spectacles ; I guaranhec j epair work in the jewelry line. .. Eatsley, S. O.UA Are oC ainua t te ameol sandbyhim Dimoy Wobu ITbIfr inc ~arai ingenralorr penhp ycen cotrn ,t nce illse~ yor rMent. pWopldne itabe ir for 5 cents.and all ybour ae pa usamMeas increarindiFrvit was hung. IrisT.potat ~irbnksand eauy ofancuaed vrto geturh a anyold pice, nYccouT ih thEN~e ~RjS, y hiWrlf.e "."il ent -w===etr O N UE A I.. ---3 HAVE FrmAIIED.' ir all the doctors and all other means iore, after the famous specialists of Rheumacide cured Austin Percelle, they had spent large sums on other . Mary Wollborn, of High Point, N. C., 20 yoars. Rheumacide cured W. R. Farnous New York specialists failed. Lac e is he Liatest discovery of medi. to sw p aH germa and poisons out dura i methods, does no0t inljure the mb h bat, I u1m "stil" at the Old stand," With a (ir i n-pe chio a a an( !.i fat vory close figuros. in o goods rarojRare Bargains. Tell them .that g at a close profit. lave them, also, SUITS, PANTS, UNI) R OVERSH1OES. ill aid we will make them close pricos ou olks on Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Undorclothing, c of thes;' goeis we have eiver carriod. prices that dt-y comlpotition. ip mtit.in i, c r)otiug and rugs. Agont cr ary thing.n in ovory well regulated tamily and vre, Agateware, Tixware and other waro that Guy McFall 1wil1~p!ease ttomeI torward and make settlement Land of BIG CROPS rid PRSPERITY miuch otf your fiarm ai you ought? No doubt you are m trouble is thbe hand costs too ueh. It takes too much , and so you aie trying to make a living on a small farm, oug one anid payig ai good shdaro of what you ratiso, inl tt.ter to go whore t he price of good land is so lit-tie that --whtere' every acre of the grouod is working for you 4 iig you goodt pofits? elo acres of tertile landl in South west along t~he line of U tnt enn bit hluidi for fro t 8 to $10) an acro. Th.'ist Southwai' at Si-mail Cost I hrll fe'i'-- you! Itha. y''ur biest inte(-rest lay in The 2. 12 tri eeni heS marlo( it, very liitl~e e'xptuso,. >1: ni hi' iTu mb of eaich monith you p)urchafse a -.t h> any point ini thetSoTut hwest, on via of the i u-l .-te at ve-ry low rates. Stop-.overs will he0 al 42' ato minei l no:,- locality you aro I interesteil in. -it ''- ii :2 iest- of boiik8 desciinmg thlis wou (2 1V 2 in l'r Efuh iruttioii about cost of I ichots. Cod 1 n BolI Rte . 203 Equitable Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. o2 w2itht:fti t be 4tn ha orIi boragl~o u~ti~ii Vaioeo ih deitentionl fromn businenn;442 Oontavinn~ Bloeod POleon) without me4rcu1ry or mnoral tAxtu.re; Loa~o of Iiar, Vigor Pogitiey e-nred ol tiitimu)larnt bunt noflO . TtioiDr. ing~ Me-diral co. to an 2iititui on organfredoUnder laws of the state of becorgini for the~ treatme~t tutdI .i~o laervotaanidobrionic diseass. Dr. N. K. jing thO fUd1 tits Iiaitn tion, is tho chief consuIlm Oin ipeclieb, being s by a aaff of emnentphystetrins aitit stargooi'4e, IOur auocoas to tho trec.Lmngt of chrotilo ditees 1s unstrsPlp 2 odl; wo fino both min cat l and Oseticai i agen~olo# Our ofllcos are critfpped with a;I tho galO, fara tea, X-ray, ytolot ray, and Ilioson ray: . I facut. 0Y A7 contrivanoo known to) tho lne.dItnal profossionl. Oursan trained nao fillero ait Z<ti'iii regiitif a fiQu id4 licenisedl physicians bie-i;ng O iargo. a tnS wo emipiloy no flhdingi!f means tQ*of atio e pa ronsart -mo O. 0. it.' er unageRd Sor*1to.sur 0rombl~ . to ~1.0' pe mouth. (lnolCloi anojuotan wo giVO the@ as9U aneo'0of tacuse0withina apo~toil0d mfb.d rabn i ,ur rool, n .o aof to a1nd Doats Di1ea1c(,0'tioe 0and flug or trbeS, of Ee an 14 1t Nqoso, Tfhroat, Una~d 2( an a" yec asDplcnDt( Chrnra r esfulO an 0 wen 1e women. iear youd:ing symptom blankS for bomo trontinent. *ON Jq'.MNATIoN AND) A DVION E R assCB .... I LIBERTY BANK! has put lots otflmonley in the country. been rolbbed and~ killed for their money. ied the BEiRTY BANK 3 money. Declays are dlangerouis, Open nl today and1 your* m~oney~ wili be safe. Stinw deposits. H-. C. Shirley, Cashier. ni anl accounlt with the Liberty Bank.