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Corn i
must have a sufficient supply of i
Potash
j in order to develop into a crop. !
No amount of Phosphoric
I Acid or Nitrogen can compensate
for a lack of potash in ,
. ? fertilizers [for
%N\X( i '-v grain and all
other cronsL I
Inrm itioii
about soil culture
OHR/IAN KALI W0RK5,
New York?OS Nnnanti Ktrcrl, or
Allants, Ua. iiltS So. Uroail Ht( 1
hashed to Kurlh Again.
"It's real interesting to read
about these folks that lived in (
mythological times," said Mr (
Oobb, as he put a slip of paper ^
in his library book and shut it
carefully. "Seems as if nine
o'clock came quicker than I ever f
knew it to before."
Mrs. Oobb was putting a large *
patch 011 one elbow of tier waist. I
and she held it close to the lamp I
in what seemed to her husband (
an ostentatious way. He turned
sidewise in hiH chair to avoid the j
view. i
"There was that fellor Atlas," L
he said, musing. ' Hp was strong j
beyond anything we have nowadays.
Why, he supports the *
heavens on his head and hands; '
held 'em up in place till they (
got kind of set. 1 judge. What }
muscle such a man as that must '<
have had !" and IMr. Cobb dou- '
bled his right ti-t and brought it
up to his shoulder while the
fingers of his left hand felt his
arm with apparent satisfaction.
"What an appetite he must '
have had !" said Mrs. Oobb, tart
ly; "and while lie wan support-;
ing the heavens,?work the Lord I,
could have done without any of
his help,?I'll risk but what his
wife was supporting; him ! And ;
tomorrow I guess your cold '11 he
well enough so you can go over I
to the squire's and begin 011 that ,
wood they want chopped and 1
piled."
Paying lor a Farm.
Al>l>ovllU> Tress :in<l ll-inner.
The Rock Mill Herald says
that k,a Missouri man bought a!
farm with the money he made
marketing eggs and chickens."' ,
Tom and Palm Cosby, colored
fanners, of Abbeville county, we
learn, paid tor their I a I'm a few
years ago by buying cracked rot i
ton in the field alter the owner
had abandoned the crop. Tin v
"
could buy Ir01 n their neighbors,
far and near, lor a trille, the
privilege ol gather.ng what was
left bv the owner. Thev went I"
to the tields with their wagon, !
I |
gathered the bolls in baskets, and |<
hauled them home, when the
cracked cotton wa picued around
the lireside. In this way they
paid off the mortgage on their
farm in one winter.
The recent discovery that these
cracked bolls could ho succeslully
run through a thrasher and then
ginned, or that they could pos
sibly be put directly in the gin
without going into the thresher,
will he of great value to people
who have late and "unopened cot f
An
Although cotton is at its present
high price yet it is true that
much of the staple is now rotting
in the fields, and which, if gath
ered, would sample low, but sell
high;
This signature is on every hoi of (be gonuin*
Laxative BromoQuinine T.buu
the remedy that core* a cola In one d<4
Fooled the Blockadera.
Capt. Archibald, of the Amer
ican steamer Cherokee, is a stu
dent of marine scenic effects, sayt
the New York Sun. Recentlj
his vessel played a part as block
ade-runner in the Santo Domingc
revolution, and the captain made
use of his knowledge with all the
skill of an old stage manager.
The Cherokee had freight and
mail for Samana and Sanchez,
but was stopped outside the porte
ut final.' 11\' f lia lldminican irtin
boat^EI Presidente. Capt. Paco
of the gunboat respectfully announced
a blockade. Captain
Archibald put his steamer about,
and headed into the night for
Porto Plata.
lie did not go far, however.
Remembering that the hull of a
departing vessel first disappears
from sight, he soon put out his
lower lights, then the upper cabin
ights, then the deck lights, then
dowly lowered the masthead
ight and "doused" it also. The
Cherokee had not gone two miles
roni the lit'le gunboat, but Capt.
I'aco believed he had seen her
lisappear over the horizon.
The blockading officer started
lis little gunboat also toward
'orto Plata, where, at daybreak,
le intended to intercept theCherikee.
As soon as ho was out of
light the Cherokee, which lay
lidden by the friendly darkness
dose at hand, got under way
igain and sailed into Sanchez
tnd Samana, where Capt. Archibald
landed his cargo.
Escaped an Awful Fate.
Mr.H.Haggins of Melbourne,Fla,
writes, "My doctor told nie 1 bad
co sumption and nothing could
be done for nie. 1 was given up
to die. The offer of a free trial
bottle of Dr. King's New Discov
ery for consumption induced me
to try it. Results were startling.
I am now on the road to recovery
and owe all to Dr. King's New
Discovery. It snrelv saved mv
lite." '1 Ins great cure is guaranteed
for all throat and lung diseases
by Crawford Bros., J. F.
Mackev <V Co., and Funderburk
Pharmacy. Price 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottles free.
Fvery gossiper exists because
theie are plenty ol listeners.
Rears tho _/)You Have Always Bought
Somehow or other wo always
feel sorry t<?r a babv dressed up
hi a lot of verv white and very
?i f)l v -1 arched ' li xin . ."
'fill' ) ' t J?' >si(!. "OtlOt* triiMt H lot
\ on \s iII al wax > use < 'liainherlain's
Stomach hi < 1 Uver Tablets," says
William A. tiirard, IVa-?\ \rl. These
Tattle'h are tin* iiih>! (>r<>iiipt, lined
l> I'asant ami most r<- ia u? cathartic,
in use For salt* ti> .1. IV Mackey ?&
Uo Druggists.
(iood humor is ;i medicine thai
is not carried in a doctor's case,
hut it (tan cilcct more cures than
any drug.
OABTOniA.
Bfturj the /? ltl8 k'nl1 Hart AiAajrS BoU?&t
When we want a boy we can
trust we look for one who is
"tied to his mother's apron
strings."
When you feel blue and that everything
goes wrong, take a dose ol
Chamberlain's Stomach and niver
i anient. rney *iu oleanae and invigorate
your stomach, regulate youi
bowels, give you a relish for your food
and make you feel that in this old
world ia a good place to live. Foi
sale by J. F. Mackey it (Jo., Druggist
God does not look at the de
nomination of the coin ; He only
lookfl at the heart of the giver.
tKST* Early Risara
Tft?? teNKHU Httto pMU.
Ureat, But Absent-Minded.
It is no disgrace, even for a
. famous man, to lose an umbrella,
, so the New York Times tells
r with evident delight of a cele
brated lawyer who darted into a
> furnishing-goods store on a recent
rainy Friday, purchased an
umbrella, and carried it as far as
) the door.
There he stopped to make a
' note in a memorandum book.
Ha loft (ho nmhralla Inunino
i against the wall while he wrote,
and when he finished the writing
i he started out without a thought
of the umbrella.
Within a minute ho rushed
into the other door of the same
shop. lie wanted to buy an umbrella.
"1 thought 1 had one with me
when 1 left home," he said, in a
semi-apologetic way,"but 1 guess
I must have forgotteu to take it."
A second salesman sold him
another umbrella. As he started
to carry it from the shop, the
first salesman confronted him.
"You left your umbrella, sir,"
the clerk said, as he held up the
original purchase.
"Bless me, so I did," cried the
lawyer, "and 1 suppose I was going
off with some other man's!"
II.. ....I I
lie |? u :*II t-u un nri/Uii u ^uiuiinBCJ
into the hands of the surprised
clerk, seized the first one, and
dashed into the storm again with
his umbrella?under his arm.
Nearly Forfeits His Life.
A runaway almost ending fatal!
1 y, started a horrible ulcer on the
leg of J.B.Orner, Franklin Grove,
111. For four years it defied all
doctors and all remedies. But
Bucklen's Arnica Salve had no
trouble to cure him Equally as
good for burns,bruises,skin erup
tions and piles. 25c. at Crawford
Bros., .1. F. Mackev & Co., and
Funderburk Pharmacy.
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tcain-ter in the civil war, lis ho was even then
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bad a most eventual life, lie remembers
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figures of tho last century, and gratefully
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old age to
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