Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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couono oat f 1ic'yooft with genale trouble# knd niiiiotsnii. ;4 had 41 pain in my right 440e and: cold not eat atkytbn 9 ih ou hurting my imach. Icould 4drlnk cold water ol all nor eat any k bid:of raw fruit, no' fresh meat for chIclgen. From 178 pounds I went 'to - and would get so weak at times that r. I began to take Lydia E. Pinkha ,Vegetable Compound, and ten days lat I could eat and It did not burf'my sto ch. I have taken the medicine ever ince and I feel like a nlew Woman. I low weigh 127 pounds so you can see w As il has done for me already. My husban4 says he knows your medicine has saved my life." Mrs. J. S. BAntow, 1624' outh 4thS Cohitnbus, Ohio. 6 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegtable Com. poubd contains just the vir*es of roots and herbs needed to restore Iealth and strengtbto the weakened orgns of the body. That Is why Mrs. B low, a chronici Wald,recovered so co pletely. ,It pays for wtomen suffering rom any female ailments to Insist upon having Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable CoM. pound. Incidental Embellishment. "Itemember," said the' mnatn who tAies life seriously, "that riches have Wings." "Well," repUed Mi. Duystin Stax, "the fact that a fried chicken has wings doesn't prevent me-from enjoying it." To Drive Out Malaria And Build Up Tle System Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are. taking, as the formula is printed on every label. showing it is Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. The Quinine drives out malaria, the Iron builds up the system. 50 cents. Production of copper in the United States ,is more than 25 times what it was in 1880. Wright' Indian vegetable Pills have stood $he test of time. Test them yotirs-if now. Bond for simple to 8' Pearl street, N. Y.-Adv. There are 98 wire factories in the United States. Thousands Tell It Why daily along with backache and -kidney or bladder troubles? Thousands tell you how to 'find relief. Here's *a case to guide you. And it's only one of thdusands. Forty thousand Ameri can people are publicly praising Doah's Kidney Pills. Surely it is- worth the while of any one who has a bad back, -who feels tired, nervous and run-down, who endures distressing urinary disor ders, to give Doan's Kidney Pills a trial. N ~ !., aroina Case V ad sapDe with Iialney t4ule. I had dizzy\ headaches a 1 o n g with nervous spells a n-d my kidneys - didn't act as they should. I also suf fer'ed severely fro ...... backache and could-. hardly straighten af ter stooping. When I saw'- Donn's Kidney Pilind vertised, I o sonme and they rid me of all the PILLS VOSTER-MIL.BURN CO., BUFFALOD. N. Y. Don't Persecute Your Bowels Cuoutcahuartic.sandopurgive,. They arj CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Pure'ly vegetable. Act' getyon the liver, - CARTERS Soot1~ the deli'catnd *ITE ~ire eof the tmVER~ and IndIgestion, as millicns knsow. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE, * Genuine must bear Signature ~v'er 1o31 Wants ,eio eata~rulceratlon sdInflam.. pmation. Reconnnended by Lydia E, Pinkhaas Med. Ce, for ten ea. A healing wonder for nasal eatar, sore throat and sore eyes. Economial EIELLI~uI435SM * aiompletely washeld out of tile ,yetem n"weeks) of the cele. Na - neral Water, coating ITastQs fine; positively g a i it , iy bek, on rett-r h ~ ,~ orbos should'you ~e 42, Shelton .C N'ItK SWEET Abst Cleanliness the First t breat Essential. 'jf Kept 6n ice Almost From Time of A Milking There Will Be Little De velopment of Bateria Points for. Cooling. (By W. R. WRGHT.) It is a well-known fact that milk t does sour, but not everyone is at- f quainted with the changes which take place during the souring process, the cause of these changes, and how to prevent tfiem. A knowledge of. the chifinges. which take place during the I period of souring, and their causes, enables one, taking reasonable precau- 1 tions, to preserve milk in its naturally sweet condition for a number of addi- c tional hours. 'l Milk contains a sugar, known as milk s,ugar, which is changed by the action of the smallest of plinut forms, called bacteria, into lactic ueId. When about one-half of ohe per cent of this acid has been produced, the milk-curd separates and forms a solid mass with clear acid wihey. pbout it. This acid preserves the curd by preventing the action of bacteria which would rot the curd and produce offensive odors. Two classes of bacteria begin to grow and multiply in -milk shortly aft er milking; the lactic which sours the t milk, and the digesting which rots the t curd. The latter class is like the oat- t plant, in that it is able to grow at a low temperature, while the lactic, t like the corn-plant, ggows best at the I higher temperatures. Milk which is held at well-water t temperature will remain sweet for one I C t t QI~i SC * 0 0a Types of Sanitary Milking Stool&. or more days. depending upon the cleanliness of milking and handling, because tHie temperature is low enough to prevent rapid growth of lactic bac teria. This temperature, however, is more favorable for the <qigesting class of ~ bacteria, which' imparts an old, stale ~ odor to the milk, and renders the milk partly unfit for use. If milk is kept ~ on ice almost from the time of milk- C ing, there will be but very little devel opmuent of either class of bacteria, and C the milk will be in prime condition t after several dlays. For the most rapid cooling of milk, I the following points should be ob served: 1. That cold air is better than no aittemapt at cooling. 2. That cold wvater is more rapid t than cold air. 3. T1hat an occasional stirring hast ens the cooling process. 4. That ice water is much more rapid than air of the same tempera-t ture. 5. That a mixture of ice water and salt is the most efficient cooling agent. To insure pure milk, free from im- ~ Purities, the utmost care must be taken in every part of the dairy from the barnyard and stables to the bottling of the milk. Absolute cleanliness is essentiai. Irdn milking stools are recommended and they should be kept scrupulously clean. No. 1 is a good type of sanitary stool made of metal. The ends of the pipes used for the legs are filled with lead, and there are no corners to col lect dirt. Nos. 2 and 4 are similar to No. 1, except that caps are screwved on the ends of the legs, muakingthem slight ly more difficult to keep clean. No. 8 serves for both pail and milk stool. The cover, hoops, bail, etc., make it more difficult to keep clean than the simpler styles.. No. 5 is devised so that one end serves as a receptacle to hold the pail while the milker sits on the other end. As in the case of No. 8, this style is more difficult to keep in a sanitary condition than the simpler forms. No. 6 is constructed entirely of iron, galvainize'd after -being put together. It is simply constructed, having only ,a single leg. The base, however, fur nishes a larger surface to keep clean. Of the several stools shown herewith, No. 1 is thme easiest to keep clean, y therefore the most desirable. ,T'he three "C's" for the proper care of -iilk in the home, according to dairy 1 Specialists, are: * Clean. Keep ilik Cold. *Covered. ' t 3i4k .ig a highly perishable flod, r ~thegth of time it will remih~ .. weet tald sly, especial for eb@en, lepends, speclalists-san, almdstietfe y upon the' edstant care it receVes rom cow to consumer. Milk passes brough three agencies-the. producer, he dealer and the consumer. If the Irst two have done their part, clean, ate milk will be delivered, thoroughly billed, to the consumer. ' The con utner's responsibility begins the 'ml lent the milk is delivered at his door tep. Because milk poured from vessel to essel on the street is very. liable to ontamination from dust, manure par icles' and germs, milk is best deliv red In capped bottles. It b6ttled milk annot be obtained, the housewife hould try to have someone in the smily receive the milk in a clean, calded utensil, cover. it instantly, and 04t it without delay into the refrigera or, or the coldest available place. Inder no circumstances should an un overed pitcher, bowl or pan be left ait on the porch to receive bulk milk. .he vessel, both before and after tho ilk is poured into it, is accessible to Lies and collects particles of dust and lirt. BENEFITS OF FALL PLOWING Ioll Is Generally in Better Condition Than In Spring-Weeds and Insects Destroyed. By J. L. HIERS. Louisiana Experiment Station.) The soil is generally in better coidi ion. In the fall for plowing than in he spring. Fall plowing gives a bet er texture to the soil and causes a renter liberation of plant food due o the action of the weather. By turn ng the organic or vegetable matter inder earlier it has, of course, more ime to rot and to become thorough y Incorporated with the soil. Fall, lplowing causes many of the veed seeds to germinate, thereby de reasing this pest the following spring. lany insects are turned to the surface nd killed by the frosts. The time for fall plowing should be argely a matter of convenience. The envier soils can be safely plowed irst. Land with a great deal of vege able matter to be turned under should e plowed early in order to give this iatter more time to rot. In the spring here is not always time for the prop r preparation of the soil, especially vhere the crops are to be planted arly, so it-is good farm management o do a part of this preparation in the all. It isn't always the best plan to plow, andy lands in the fall unless they are LIso seeded to a cover crop, otherwise here is apt to be much loss from eaching and erosion. It is much more mportant to put a cover crop on sandy ioils than on heavy soils, especially f the land is not entirely level. BIRDS SPREAD HOG DISEASES 'rows and. Buzzards Tear Flesh of Dead Animals and. Carry Infec. tion to Neighboring Farm. Crows and buzzards are all right here they belong, but they have no lace in the hog lot. The buzzards specially are most excellent disease preaders. Wherever a (lead animal f any kind lies expos5ed for any ?ngth of time these scavengers will oon appear. They use their strong laws for tearing the flesh and wvhen bey go to the next place carry pieces f flesh and a load of infection with hen. If an animal (lies of some In nctions disease and is left for the uizzards to get at they are sure to arry the germs to their next banquet ail, probably some hog lot 20 miles way. Throughout the South they are pro ectedl because of their value as scav ngers, and where they are found in hundlance hog cholera prevails-l f all he hogs haive not already dhiedl off. 'he only wvay to tight this form of con agion is to maintain such condlitions hat buzzards and crows wvill not be ttracted. T1hie safe way to handle any animals ying of contagious dliseases Is to burn hem. If buried, dogs may dig them p and carry germs all over the coun ry on their feet. 3REVENTING LOSS OF GRAIN Vagon-Box Fitted With Lining of Canvas or Like MaterIal Found to Be Quite Satisfactory. In hauling small grain in farm v'agons over rough roadls there some ines is a loss of grain because the Ides of the wvagon-tax are jarred w~ay from the hottom. The box shown ere is pIrovidled with at lining of can as or like material, which covers the Ides and1 part of the bo'ttom andl pre Wagon-Box Lining, eats this loss. It covers about one ourth of the bottom around the edges nid Is attached to the top of the sides y metal hooks riveted to the canvas. Lt the rear, one end of the lining laps. ver the other and this permits the or to be emptied readily. To do this he lower part of the tail board is re loved and the es are spread apart. -Farmer's Mail and Breeze. * ~. 11~ DAN GER DR-""Ous IS SELDOM Calomel Salivates! It Makes You Sick i Liver Tone Acts Better Than I Men, Women, ehildrei Every druggist here, yesl youir druggist and everybody's druggist6has noticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the same reason. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its place. "Caloniel is dangerous and people know it while Dodson's Liver Tone is safe and gives better re sults," said a prominent local druggist. Dodson's Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every druggist. A large. family-sized bottle costs only 50 cents and if you find it doesn't take the place of dangerous, salivating calomel you have only to ask for your money back. Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasal'it-tasting, pure ly vegetable remedy, harmless to both children and adults. Take a spoonful at night and wake up feeling fine, no sick headache, biliousness, ague, An Eye to Business. Harbinger 01 "This play is the worst ever. I am "You ire 11 lerr. going to deinand my muoney back." laurmilmig." "Walt until after the next aet,.od "Yes." replied th man. Ten years elapse between acts lunite. "NIbeii I ks 1 and 3. and you can demand interest dweling I saw Some on your money for that length of tine." lot that eonvinced S1111111101, 1s about qe( St. Louis Lady Cured of Eczema. "What (1( you see 6639 Vernon St.. St. Louis. Mo. "A billboard have had 1czema for four years andi of fall OVereoa ye tried everything possible to cure it, without success, until I tried Tetterine. Your medicine has cured me after six months' trial. Miss A. B. King. Tetterine cures # Eczema. Itching Piles. mediolno for Wors or Ring Worm, Dandruff and every form of SB'alp and Skin Disease. Tetterine 60c; Or cildren. One dose Tetterine Soap 26C. At druggists or by mail direct from The Shuptrine Co., Sa- rge me vannah, Ga. With every mail order for Tetterine we Constant give a box of Shuptrine's 10c Liver Pills free. Adv. __________ I s~' it 1Ol( There are 1,390 fish preparing fac- le goes down cellar tories in Sptin. ren"d the gas and th< HOW TO M/ By the greatest coffee r W k pictusu of hnne wives and k There has been a great deal written and said about n~king coffee, and wherever you go, each woman thinks her way i8 best. Yet we all know how much coffee varies; good one meal-bad the next-ofte s ppad a spl "cangginsrinkait. be atifid t drnkcofee hihe ios downt e-la torie in patn mea Boed ga and. Byteaes offeepl cor 'W~k iceu: ofhe sures and oti abutmain cffeade, wharve youego eahwoa thnk e ayis beno st thet wier alnwhwmc coffees vargound oel rnel--bathnet-ofte so hadin tablsipfl tcanch tp frwaerwitton Do' be. dicua e if y ou eot geoting cofe a fin asyohwul ri thove Don't potwa to mae our Coffees gr ouer e aos tof. powdr se opnlyg table.u e spofuloeu flt exrao otn fuot the pot.enths methke. settle onith das of cofer re. onesbel, he ce Tfe usD fri Mothod, mthos. Puet ta:Haeyu coffeeln ico cla To wdet~ tese est Mn..lonitselflsmusr be ii reqirs n alas bhco. Things you ehouk The coffee itself: There are hundreds of vrtesof coffee re The cfe tefms liii1ii'j~~i~i ~ cofe IAbuck le Coffee Is ,t is put up by Arbuckle Bo. I'Ii'i' j~~1iIi;~~i~ ~! the greatest coffee merchants~ * I: 1if I~i . thevale n:offee wch no e :6~~~ 1i ~l else can afford to give. Clean and fresh: No matter how good coffee itself is, If It makeaa pordrink. Arbucklee' - Coffeelis t uup in sealed, dust , ped to protecttfo oitr, dirt, store odors. It arrives Is l yor kitbhen strong, full ct Coffee tody Is th biges sell Mw. Smi th waks. drip eqffes in coffee in~ the United~,ta. Di you over stop to think who t this means? Tothink how good Arbuckie Bros., 71ch-1 W . lltei ivs s ,rucle'str to se y ', i. 1 .V ,-,. - ?.1 LUMu ISOLD N nd You Lose a Day's Work-aDodson Jalomel and is Harmless'for i-Read Guarantee! sour stomach or clogged bowels. Dodson's Lives Tone doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all next day like calomel. Take a dose of calonel tonight and tomorrow you will feel sick, weak and nauseated. Don't loie a day's work I Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know it next morning because you will wake up with your head clear, your liver active bowels clean, breath sweet and stomach regulatod You will feel cheerful and full of vigor and ready f.sr a hard day's work. You can eat anything afterwards without risk: os salivating yourself or your children. Get a .bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone and try it: on my guarantee. You'll never again put a dow of nasty, dangerous calomel into your stomach.- Ady. Autumn. * No Fun In That. is a erleket this "Why (ldi you break the engage luent?"' cheerful subur- "Well, my fiaincee got to itutatig led forth from inlv one of these mnovie queens. She Hiling on a vacant thought it was cute to shoot me . ine this terrible swift kiss under the ear." ledI." -_____________ -9 t- MOTHER'S JOY SALVE Ing tlladvertise for Colds, Croup, lnionia an& Asthma; GOOSF) GitIASBD LINIMENT [IoT" Is an effective for Neuralgia, Rheumatism an& Tapeworm in adults Sprains. For sale by all Druggists Is sufficient and no GOOSI GRllEASEi COMPANY, MFR',. oessary.-Adv. Greensboro, N. 0.-Adv. Reader. The Usual Way. simist, Isn't lie?" Browning-1 understand you wer of bil news that at the riaces yesterdtiy? every ior111ning to Greenliig-Y-yes, but I haIppened t etie nmeter.I" .plick one before he was ripe. uKE COFFEE nerchants in the world at their husbands say oftheir coffee dium." A million other women make coffee their husbands brag about, and it is so easy for you to do it. Instead of coffee which you only put up with because you can't get the kind you would like to have, you can get coffee which every mem-. ber of your farpily will enjoy, coffee which every visitor will praise, coffee which you your self couldn't do without. eheeso cloth; pour boiflng water through it slowly - through once only. Be sure to have water boiling. This does not make as strong coffee as boil-. ing - if you want it stronger, dlont make it this wa - in creasing the amount of coffee won't make it any stronger. Percolator coffee -the sur est method: Use a medium fine ground coffee for percola. - tote,, (just the sizo Arbuckles Groundcoffeis). Ailowatable spoonful to each cup of coffee and one extra;let the water per-. colat upthrough the coffee un tii it in jut tho right strength. Making coffee this way, you can have it lust as mild or strong 5.yulkad yo ca rely on Mrs. Gr en av r y Mau alts, the coffee ght and must the same I watch out for a cofree must be to be the big cat seller in the Unitedstates' rom the momentitwasputon the market, it was a success. Today t is undin qver aym.il BeautifulGifta: weshareour profits with you by giving you useful and beautifu p remiums. for signatures saved from Ar buckies asckages. we buy pre [nsuch largequ antitiesmakesit possible for us togive the great-. est premium values'ever seen,. - In every package ofA rbuckles' Cofeteousacrlar ahow- I ig our prermgI s. sure to * * get it and see how quickly and ant it wihout anywcost.yu cet Arbuckies' Coffee from W.7.egnhm~ pour grocer today, either the .uliaEc t~ Wholoipegnor tihe new Qound. Y~e~~oq tcr Street, NJew York butf'? har,$ iand auv ea (5SSMIW)64.s aour andca a p. as, a or6' ndS5uos~rs rsel-ie o urhsadacac obat