Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I ONE OF TWO WAYS. The bladder was erealod foi one purpose, namely, a roc* ptacl* for the urine, arid as such it ii not liable to any form of diseast except by one of two ways. Tht lirsl way is from imperfect aelioi oi ?u: kidneys. The second waj is'from car less local tr? rtnicn of other diseases. < nikr caisi:. Unhealthy urine from an healthy kidneys i; the chi f ec.;eof bladder troubles. So the worn!-, like the bladder, was ere at ! It;.on , nt ; 1 11' tin doci?.ied loo much - not tinui* to WriiltnoMH or it . " ------- V f 'V >1 rum canes. It i.j situated hark o and r. : ' .! {' ' t-: : |,(>r J r , .. icinj' i.: :i! fi -t I- or ;? . m' a. :>V mi. ti.': t l . !>*: . . (Arm ' * ' m ' 'I !ir? ; e and may 1 UV '. . .1 .11' O; . 1 V ' .y . % o;;i aiiiie aij 'nuhour:: r < < ':\-v kidn . . natv* el'fcci of Dr.; Aim rV.fcv? tur!?' ?>?,;}11 <r: 'at ; :-it. \.. .d l>!.\ id i remedy is soon Tenii/.ed. 'i \?i , . . up! the best. A t druggist'-lifty i"?? .< unci on? dollar, d on nun' have r sample I-of tie and pnrpph 1, bo'I sent, tree by mail. Mention tii I",N eai a mi -od y or r : .o Dr. Kilmer Oo., Bingham on. \ Y. I : o t ro'-rii'lor? ol nil; paper ?;uarantee iho gi r. i ueii( ; of bi< o'ld r Tim Bunch Viiin. iWh'tor <J Scut hey.I r <i? Jlovticulturist* In order to fii'lj ur.derstam" ho liis'or, - f tlii wotnl rfu we ' ] .f i*<\ ve t. " ' v t:iomb<: j prolific j n r< bohr s, riiiti when m; n i too i wdnlcni |r careless* or perhaps, is una) ' p Tiia'?11 improvements that? o lira bid, nature finch i way t dc It. Ihus wo see a r.>. bush thai I v - !. ' h i h I ' i I . I rt. Several ne?r k: ids of i? I . * 1 I ? . \" >r t I I . 11 : 1... I 1 . n ' :' * v I r. I i .*> >? i : armor noticed "-:h ?< , <\\0't rmtaroe , which v.*;>re ol 18 old tint s yellow yam vari . . mi- vin?-k i <; .t '..-to not mort . t tJinn i;- u i. and k: ill kjc ; .,i!o li. others v. to dond. H?. ived ?i< ? seed of tJ:is new kiiu ud planted them by themse) ben bunch y tops an 1 dark gr< dtage attracted the attention o i>> u? ^:;n;cMs nr.c all wanted I C, < . . ' I . . . * i.:. >? ? * . . . i. . - >1 K' tJ ill a Ulna, . i\ v . ... iiiio t;;.s is true, Htriot!y pur. il i iii i >1 t ) lind. ?\ liiij pot y s may and doobtlssR do dot r out. thins; so injurious us mix pj one variety with another. ' I cn tlii? Fiihject If iijor ghly satisfied by planting tvvr nds of s'voot r d io( s i ide by le, one kind r. d and ;!.< of or Ite o| y< Mow, thoj will Iihv< r poldoeH liiori- <>i ! ? ? spot?not v? rv rnm.h so tin- first p porhap , hiit. the second and *1 crop w !1 pIiow ninny ;-i :.! r. o nrio wlilf.eor rc<l <u> \ > . ! I . " I low. This is done hy the vines of In one kind crossing those of another i stut and permitting the nap to mix. jr0o< * j The roots will do the same thing pav ] j and pTobahly more readily. This woj , j is one reason why pure seed of j .|t| II the bunch yam is so scarce. "" ? j Another reason is that last sea ( * , son was verv dry and bunch yam i was the only sweet potato that 'T uiade anything like a full crop, ^u> - and all who can get seed want to | st :vi 31 plant tlieni this year- jclie When we lirst planted this po-tnial I i tato there was some complaint of t?i<. > its rotting, but this I c >tt< lude w as |, ea| i by getting them mixed wi'd other |0j t i ! - i nils ? 1 1- 4 ' ? U'-l'V III! ,l| |l,| , Men ? years ana bedded tnei.t gid< bj ; . *i<le with those or the In;-: ,s ; ' ' . ! crop arvt they *;r *v bat > " about ?v*o weeks 1 tt? than'Th* j ec] of the las t year', crop. JesH As t<? the quality for the table,! ned ! <h? not 1 hitik t V -r . > . a. ? I lI equal them, certainly none that! ma LI are any better. After th.> bunch |'e< si - j ysai became pretty well kti ? i,| ' 8 tine seedsmc > changed the nan e ,i . I cue ami sohl tltcai at v"i*\ hi.ch rv' r ... . ; ' . , tho , '?Poo P tl. -:il :.! viit ... > , s ?'?M >' in <\Y" v)m: ii'?,'' ?n?! if i ' i rvmotnbpr righ* !v "oM 11-<-> t: ! at''11,1 i i dollar a pou nd, Whou first j ^'I'l 1 i introduced the bs ysun 1 ' ! ,MV 11 tv.* >tity-fivo p< :t* a pound !.v ' r . mall. po?t?$r?? r? '.id,and no reason- ist < f' ni -.n v??i a^'r ni<-r ? '! > h>vv.' 'r -I C. (A L. I Jill. | no! i >il llxir?r, Ala. jtab! '! alks n;s '1 iniely Topics. | j vid The Farmer and the Fort ili/.er .. i Trade. , TUH' 1 j So far as tin- lertilizer trade is, j I concerned, 1 ?*is paper and its en- j jer, I tire stall'aim to help the saneer j j j,? iii l>uyiiiti w hat lie n< e Is nn i what j ] he run use with sat'st ietioa an l i n refit to himself'. In t'>i^ war i ; < .1 ' v t i* 1 v, '': 1V :>1 i M >' '> ' trade. \ ' ' r?iin nui-t bo based on t'ie f :<! pposit i to tl 1 a' ~' ":ti a '' ' ' ' 1 i:. 7ii<- . ' t ' , 1 ' s ! w"iU "I , i i' . 11; ;t'n' ' . . ... money ill liio ?? i: .u lion, hut i ;ilso I.-.- iiim : i \. ,ic i i*:m r .. r j will Mi'irnro ;i ])i-?i,t ;rom t. iis< | f of the goods. The fertilizer man 1 j'."in hardly exj uv-1- Sure! *! > I he is entitled to a profit o:i his| ^ . viods. lint lie ran pill !:is 1?m) in on a permanent 1 ? >i - ar 1 " IO?*t t i !U.?k(? ^a!f > ill t ll'* 1' it !1 ' jonly IT ho loaves, to th farm r i ii <;t profit riiia r ' 1 !. !.'<! lilt* : > ? .. : i 1 t n ' 1 w;;' ?e priori, '; I. > ' , I I. I; I ; 1 : (, '1 11 ' : ! ?ii 1:; :i! ar. 1 > 1. v. ;? : I . : 'g. '! !? < linir s!?ti]?'.?? forms r.-i', r ?; .i.i miaou ^oo< >>11< 11 tdvioo ! ! > a duly t > lis* i :mr. and !<> I favor to iho lorii 1 i/ r ; i ! '' The "now di " 1 li ?.vji? ?h the ferli': ' " in* " . Igtienously object (and which asl to, ! fr oly confess ?fleets 1111>ir hio wi' tineas and their profits very deep |th \y) is that of ( ai. . 1 Natural! V they wish to have Ujte.a i hand in '-the manufacture" of f..-r >t - tiluors. iiml charge u>> dO port i fill., more or los-;, on f !if origin.i! Far cost of tandard chemical-; lor' fiiixinuc. haiv-itig, and a mot's com on r:?iions. .Inst is naturally t' 'i1 > hrcwd h or o!' fertilizer will 'fro; \vi-'li to avoid siiols i heavy ox ?*o 11 ' if !i<* fiftn. And thcvo is| frecj not Siing to jM-'Vfiit cu<di saving., ami earlier issues 1 may have ed that jiardeners who have il sales lor their products at infX or old time prices, can 1 a fiord to u<e even liijrh-grade.' li priced mixed nianup s, such ' he special vegetable an 1 po > manure usually sold at from | to $!5 per ton, and in ease, user does not fuhy under id the nature of th<- standard ' niicals IVoni which to Ice his own mixture, it iu:iy he wisest oour-e to buy t li ' ly-mixod good.;. Bui in \i. u ho low returns which our gar products have brought us for ear or t wo, ' h i ! th. ' ' -.} h? I e.r < ?fi;' in I' inji at t U" * of f< "t 1 i'ter ' ae'l 1 eoinllv in avoiding every tin' nil!';: ! u. 1 I- i ;!' s iu prir. i.i' ;f. i re ovei l no cost ??i -i iiuiaru micals, especially . 11 am tnor ?| roughly acquaint! d w; h f!io! Iiciilar or> '!? '< - * n. '!, know liliiv ' il ; > tla . i per inixers about the need snecii 1 crops. The analys i? \ ur vegetable crops (any eh i ! 'ii r.i ke 1 !>< in. am1 1 ar mdv well enough known ire the only guide in the mixing pee nil p; : ! 1 o> . A vi le may require much potash, yet, it'the soil is well ]>ro I with that special | lani food, itiii/.er h?r tiia'i crop may not <1 it. or lnii littK- oi it. 'ml'. K. ll. Yorhees, oi New 'V Kxpcrinifiit St.it i m, -oi > , n?0 s:t Mv-tt I I ho to] in a** i ' nnl i t';?r vAV'l'Mi props, vi/. : .1 blooil, 'JO? " r itv < f poin?h. !" it'll :i t rl li !:"V. p n \i:p>tMv " |H'r c 'tit. oi' nil.ro ' M . t of > v:: '. i' ' > pi ins ! - . . ' I . ! ' 1 r.i? . ' !!: ,:i , . ret .he manufacli;. rs': iP'-! jxi";i 11" gooi.'i, is as follows : i .;< : >. .i:.\ vhj i v'ili/.nr m 'p. pi ' ' !! u ' I ? - . ... i!y rf^ompi" b il, J it lu? r. i it >. I 1 ' >in iI < \ c.ti'i a!.; i he :11_. imi ) : ' >ly a !'. i 1 ' . ' , i bra > lewl 1 'Kill !. i / ' :i !i ' !:< ' ir- ' !!y ill. ! ' I i v ! . tli" H' . r I 1 1 Iioru'ik;: 1 1 , I put . .at. .:. * 1*1 wan tea, i . . v, j;. . ..in. t. contact Witu i ' it t!i<* ail In* i . n a late i sue <>t" t lie Practical mer 1 noti w!i it !Vof, Ma:, ivs about the u-e of Uainit; ?arnwborrii -e II'- iluos not to a;>p]y chlorhles on any > i:t it :< ' !??r?r : " '1 ?' i '!' I kn.r.v that chomUts ucntly, warn us against kainltj .!?' ] ' ?-'i I . l>'?lat(n*>. ( beets :ttid all ports of fruits, J am not afraid of lining them even freely. As line and starchy potatoes as I over grew wore hirves on a piece of loam for which muriate or potash on one part, and kainit on another, part had l'.'cn appled at planting lime in the Spring. And as to strawberries or other fruits, I believe the same forms of potash may he : -. d f; ' *!> at any time without fear, and with -ome reasonable ; as<0ranee of good results.? l.'i ac 11 i -.il Farmer. _ Ironical It--. I i a -r.i11 is jeetly and un ibK *.?> ? .?* ei-o ! v i . .. ? ^! I . ? .-in- 1 - <1 ill;'I eillfSS IIIV.TV . , , , , \ 11 ;i i<. I\ti? . iim i ' . j sunt, t lio oan puss for n went her prophet. i i a i. i i. i i ries i i i i . i _? i; rule a wuoel, in' ha - a ???-.. iv job. i. ii Wer-u t i<>1' . , iii11ji* o visional!;- her' would lie ii: " trials in the world. i i' vc:i v. "f oil oi> I ! < latest wnnki -s m CitilhcS) fiiit Oil the t ii!s of a ;:i< : coat. . MV'i I: !.U , n ' " .i ! KfrVj' i 1 * ! a. :i ar- alway judtred by 11 11 > It j M' < ; it r ill t* 11 on some nit i who ar 1 alone. If all the tjnod had not die;! youngj there would 1 e a lot ol cranky old people on earth to-day. It voi exjMM't hi rovn your self, always n-.e i\ our e'?.thing. It may lit your wile's sec ond husband. If you would enjoy your food be good hum< r i. An angry n n ..'t il. 1. i- . . ' ina" boiled < abi; -v or stew <! matoes. r.AV/UtiT^I> IV HA JT, SVAY. \v? mi riic-' " :Mi i ' :i ? . N*' A. M.|H. M i (A. M.|P. M. *> "> Ar. '! i'? t - >, Ij .> i l tint ?.s.. " | . ! I<>, 7 i .; | J " " ; ; I ' . . , C. A. l< tr-Vm n -il ? fc N V . ' " r i ' L. , 1 I ; . . n no. '. . . i nil r.r ! \vl". C ei J,, r.uritl. Tr iin 1?> ivl v Cli . 11 OR u. IT., C' ' ol iol . i -.<> '' <*S I.. hi : th. - . ! 'if r vp v S! A i. i i i ., j .? . i > .11, . (**'urt f - !;~ / /) ' ? i a \ Pot* " ' .>rp<?rat?(! 1 I'.). 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Danger and suffering lurk in 1 the pathway cf the Expectant i Mother, and should be avoided, that she may re ach the hour ' when the hope of her he .: t is to be realized, in full vig r and strength. "7* W e1 9 TT5 * i? J.Viv/ill'CA up .'XC'-lvH' ^ so relaxes - &J:v. -he r -stem II '.?/ v %> n a t the II .t^Ky oE?) natural and ' s. \. ' 1117 O WJ necessary.. cv.itvjo k ao? , " . .y ,. y. ; v."1* .' / \'; * "' ' ..Headache, * - .. iv-"-'- i, *(/ -' " -" . ihl'id-hirt,h eo. v~ 'oria^yh"'^* ' py mothers h /? ? :-rp-?.ri- cod. ' does this. Don't t . dec ! . ]. "Motln . 'i ! ' !?? !" i ' Rroat t r> m?- !y > . -> fir -i the (:! ; >hi!!.!!t v r -it liiyiJj-.''?\V .11. ujS'. i , V.Ui'Wi M i A SentbyMall,on rec Ipl prico ii.Gur! ' BOTTLE. ! ni:i v utth luiorn *: ? M? :ury V Unu.uif BRADniLD ~C" \TC R CO. VH.ANTA OA SOLO UV ALL ORU :i i i ' r r - ;h i ..t, I writing from Arkansas, and in r c r ' *? * ! w! vmnni r: "My f;\! 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