University of South Carolina Libraries
&* irTf.!,^ '.?3 yd Our money winning books, EM | Bfi written by men who know, tell B Syou all about M . PotSv.sK I Thcr are nt?c<le<1 by every man H ttrf who owns a field and a plow, and i Hj who desires to get tho inoet out j t^>] THey are/ret, Sead p??tal oard, fij B vrilMl N kA 1.1 WORKS 53 ^ HOUSEHOLD AND DAIRY HELL'S. If the stove ia rubbed with ^ news paper after each meal it will not be neceBsery to polish it so often, hut when it needR polishing the blacking mixed with turpentine will give better results than when mixed with water. Clean the nickel plaie of the stove with soda and ammonia, using a woolen cloth, then polish with ilantiel, and J god 1 in excellent, fnr cleaniui? 1 tinware. Small holes in tinware may be mended with putt\. Work it in smooth with a knife! and leave it. to dry thoroughly. A .t 1 . < l: I ** 11 utile* i ucmtlllb 11)1 uiiwtt.tm and stone jars 18 made by mixing! together litharge and glycerine to tiie consistence of thick cream and the same mixture in good for mending lamp tops. The wire screen <>? the milk strainer is i H easily cleaned by rubbing on I botli the iusido and outside with! clean, dry salt, but the beat i strainer la made of a thin cloth. These pieces and all other dairy cloths may be kept white and aweet smelling by washing them every day in a strong peariine suds, and the suds ia excellent for 'keeping the dish towela white and clean. It pays to have plenty of cloth to ubo about the dairy so Borne can be Running and airing while others are in use and a brush nhould be kept for cleaning the churn, as it reached into ciev>es and such places that a cloth will not reach. hat All You Want* Persons troubled with indigestion ei Dyspepsia can eat all they] watir it tnov win UKe Kodol Dvn- | pepsia Cure. linn remedy pre- | p.ii an tao diuilidcii lei* ilio tecep i tion, i f-tuotioo, digostiou and at?-1 si.nilatiouof all oi tlio whdeoomei food hai nni bo eaten, auden-, able . dig itfve organs tofansform the satni into the kintl ? f j blood that gi^es health nnd' strength. Sold bv Crawford Pros. I a ? ? 1 he number of homesteads j entered in British Columbia I during April wa? 4 G7-*?, or fjdiM 6 more than double the nnnborj entered in the corresponding mcnf last j ear. \ I I Dysentery Cured Without the Aid : of a Doctor. , ? . . , . J fi jus , ficai h hai '! m2>?- i 01 mo iiux (uynenu>r} ; '/* e ? ? M ) 'I' t\ }';*. >Mr t ' known merchant ot Drummond,! l .i... ' i u.,.w out. L ttL-| or (Jhfcmi/ttrinijft i) Uoiic, (Jtioiemj em! I> arrliora it< jedy bud <vn??j curoti wii.noui iiavimr * docioi. I i CuujiuOi tl iii-j >.?>.St, cllolm a * 11? ?ii | i,!iK4 iii iho t.' !ij, 1 iiitio io u># | #?U w tuijmwj at Ut'U>w> A Iiitti I A. f ? - c * * * . ? V' I - * M . * ?i ?? >?. .iV?i a J) vi t?- r o. i?o i n < > i ff1 . either for rh'Mr?n or a,iniH ?t I l"?vr foil* -r-i in v*la*.*-*n + 1 f+lr* Kor ?n lo hr ,| to'. U V/till U^ltHO* ? ? 8UPT. MARTIN ON SUIIOOIj|?eiia iiiuuiatrij. I J ! wna of P Open to School TiuHt?? s f nod Touchers, anil a iji?t of r...p Hooks Tripmcd by Prof. j J. P. Kiuurd ol Win- hind throp College. Sf The desirability of having hbrarios in school hooves i" b?i?v?r 11 riTM(i hv HiriBiS vvhn arc* rlunrJul I - - " "" ? ? t"J | 1UKH interested in the development of ?ll the common schools of the state. There is an actual need for some broader and more inspiring c!n?s I rial of information than sometimes ur may be found in the text books, coll and the books ot human interest 've will act in a way to oiaae the pupils take more interest in their studies. The ?tate superintendent of ed pric ucation, lion. O. K. Martin, has a di had Prof. J. 1*. Kinard, Ph. D., to prepare a list of books which he thinks would make suitable read- ^|ie ing for the pupils of the public this schools. Tins list Mr. Martin has all 1 aout to the trustees of schools *ics with the following appeal for a f. . cun their attention to this subject: CHU To County Superintendents,Trua- mui tees and Teachers : this Prel Anew mo to calI y our attention i to the urgent, need of libraries in i lu^e our common schools. Many of|PU? our aohools have well arranged I working libraries, but huudreUs I wji| of theiu liave no provision what- m!l^ ever for the thousands of bright calJr pupils who are hungering und thirsting tor something more than is furnished by the daily routine t ^ of text book work. And, tlien, there are thousands of children who spend much precious ume in *an vv u 11 t n11 ul liiiuiuu a ltioh mi?> lw* I U11* profitably spout in reading the K,ref bent literature. In addition to kar its disciplinary feature,-, a small library wi'l be used i>y n judi- P''V cious teacher for the purpose of *'at1 inspiring pupils to a wider outlook and a nobler life. In fact, I ' have observed the workings of l,,v some small libraries in country (se' schools recently and have noticed ven that such libraries work a whole- ne^ some influence on the entire cornmunity. Th^y give subjects of ^,v community interest and preveut ; gossip and disagreements. 80nIt is scarcely necessary to argue the benefit* of school libraries. One has only to go into a school A room and hear pupils recite, or in d examine ?ome neb of examina insi tion papers to lind out by general hav intelligence and excellence of ex is w pression the students who h tve Sab had access 10 good books and who salv have been readers, There is a fata v&m amount ot ignor.iiico ??l cutreo* Lnov. ledge and mf, million. Ura alauy !: Hi. - a ' j no p' )\ . i-ju : mat " * M* rrt ' "j ? ] .r r\ any literature which will teach living history and widen the |] horizon ot the hfe of the bright , boys rod who miana* t irorn > Irai them. . Kvery scuool ought to have its dicitonarv. and. if nossible. i!hl^,v* ' . * I IJ eucyuloofeudia?aint yet how l i ; 2 i i T' 11 la 4 r? 11 y ai ai V O UOllildr ' ikil.tJiail-j11 -a 1 U 1 j 1 .1 1 i Q13 tl a/O^OO 111 [I J J I | it i.-t ea?> fair it to ace u mill at.?, Hp'i soon msny nthe** valnfthlc! Vho br>i';s or ?--)t'oroiioft and para!M 1 act! reading wi!! he collected which i ?\ 'vi11 enable t^ncher^ > ? tr .jo f if S !' rr>^ <>p rr-h. (MllfC*? Ti'l n 11 r c h * ' i ? r i ti?v? knowii rt teacher in a Smf country urttoot io raise imD or !J?l2|'*O0? Willi mi till it; <ii nor e ?ii, ,u rturt a j ny li i/l ?a y i? .ii w.a 11 the 11 Osteon pi o-1 tuft r ' ' ' ii ?' / a if ' a -t ' f aav.ia .1 >la.;l ..>1. i/n. u ./.ill a.1a\ ^faOu .iv.'d key. 'ji t 1 (if t'jjii.a \< uio| uio made by various pubif spirited! by' n '.--Ip a ' 1? ;y 1, p ' t <t *?d venous psperiinnd m inos. I r?? f 1 | 1 ? , I ^ it n iO o?<Oil pi ?|iUr 1 A^V tious that the community decided j L to build ft ftnd til.no olejui.t j hoim? in (iwrmoni/.c wifli th*? now' 11OOK C.HH6 fllltl HOW bunKI, OlMerj i| equipment wan puicnnaou lo j laiatv.ll Maul, ill litiuitlUli CO iblUllU* | pi lliw jj ?iw ?>* * fi'Ul i Ul | g| kA?Uw riC'LoO. i.i.l vy wli .V w iiOtMt jf i o | m AM tfct* wa=> broorhfcaSnn - .J I 8 <\#Vr?** rf 700Inn.i n^nfiil 1 # ooiue iiui Aiy uquip.nmu m iiu<> i MS ry in order thai ti'>e teneher " ?('!! m r.':'. i it: ' fc to read. The whol" course pupil's life may be chang* 1 Living turn a l<iv< lor leaning <?-sL a taate for ;m. i nooks. New*, i ih.? .n s uiict oth? r pet |g?f* uIh exert a great educational 13$ leuce, and thene in 1;.. lit well ??. v? . pl#Se ill a woll-oiilen-1 k. cuuo in a puolio chool. &V1\\\\C io aro cnjjeciully adapted and _c acker enn use them with wonul results. m u . is uij dosire that we got sit. | t a small library started 111 C/frT, of the schools in our state ch have no such provision,and ik for your co-operation in very important and fardung work. i have asked J as. P. Jvinard of Winthrop to prepare some suggest lists 111 connection with his Cast k ?t the State summer school gorli theRe are hereto appended. conta 8e and other good books may subs obtained at very reasonable and :es. Kither of these liats,with Colit ctionary and subscriptions to and or three well chosen papers, Ston magazineRjWill make a splen- j The nucleus for a school library, re are great possibilities in CEK work and nt is binding lor time. 1 hope that the statisnext year will rIiow great ancement in the work of so- ^ ing good achaol lihrarieR, be- ff se 1 know excellent roRult? C . jt follow earnest ell'orts along * line. The following lists, , . oared bv Dr.Kniard. will siif - \ [. a good beginning, And any ! Jtiiv dligent teacher can easily I ?0ot gdd.tio!?.> mivi uiuuj pat> ftid pub'ic spirited people donate books, papers and H3SZXS jazlnes to halp auch a good se. LIBRARY LIST NO. 1. i~ .nderson, "Fairy Tales" and ahian NightHKntertainraent ton, "l'oor Boys Who Became anus;" Bultineh, "Age of Faliuuyau, "Pilgrim's L'ro is Defoe," KobinsonCru^oe le, "Child Life in Colonial r <j li11* a >1 (r I ? ? * A A ? x. U? .. ~ ? I r? , XI u II rw I 1 u, autwuiu^raGrimm, "Fairy Tales;" nh, "Adventures ol IJIyss^s." les From Shakespeare Mow"American Inventions ami VVC I eutorsPlutarch, "Lives" a COI11!) lections); l*vle, "Merry Ad- * turas of Kabin Ho?d Pyr Stock t* e, "Diddle, Dumps and Tot ikin, "Ktug of the Golden A or;" Swift, Gulliver's Trav- xA " WilliafWHan, "Life of Jackv r rom t Gull and i The Doa%*? Penalty. little tbiwjj, Wine times results ^ave a eath. 'lVns a mere scratch, ? gnificant ttts or puny boils JL-iCt e paid toe daato penalty. It iso to havo B-'Jtfklen's Arnica L.-mki-I ,e ever hand v. It's the bent .? ; e on earth and will nrev?nt lily, wiiuu sort a, ulcers piles i>h?* *, < >'??. Oulv 25c, ?f v, ford Brofc^Fjaderbus kL'har v, ?ud ?T. .r. utn1 tv (j >'s. Jr \ / ^ # <wa >man?v' Ihsn niius W'. ? in rjiiickly, please. The I rou?? Ir.dy?!> i I want to i my sister ? kv>. > !'? * 111 'A. i .M ]?1 1 Gjt 111 ! altvp.i! to t.jjyjf f ?r you. ?t * Potent ?>?i ? Pleasure. 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