The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 28, 1920, Image 3
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witho t question if Hunt's Salve
felts In the treatment of Eczerno
Tetier inWo .Itch-etc. Don't
becons discou ed because otier
treet tat e - HuntloSalvq
has reI v hundredsa of such
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Laurens Drug Co., TAurens, S C.
COLD ON CHEST
AND SORE THROAT
ENDED OVERNICHi
You Get Action with Mustarine-p
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it Takes other Remedies-it's
the Quickest Pain Killer
on Earth.
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soro throat an( ches co l- over night
Nothing liIke it for igin, lumbago
i fi m 1414i4i13i t a lindrc away rheu
flint V111 11- niil red(uct' uulvllenl jointip.
.lustarin is the orightal non-blistering
prescription that takes the place but i
10 tUes ais efflcienut as grniciinother's old
fashiined mustard plaster. Use It for
lraaim. otrins, bruises, aore nmscles
dift neck, mvelin '.a ore, painful or
fi-.Zgedl f(e aind chlIblains. Be aura IV'
liegy's Iustarine in the yellow box.
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Avoid Fl>
stop
Coughs
Colds
Sore ThroaE
Use
Formerly Tar Balsam
A delicious cherry flavored syrup tht
inmmedialely bireaks uip thic pihhegmi, clears
the headl, (ihest andi niostrils and stops thec
sore thiroat. Take a ieaispo'onfulh. If it
doesn' relieve yui say~ si) aind your druggist
will refuind your mtoney. Used for over 40
years effectively.
35c at your dlruggls('s.
HOLY CITY NOW F(RGOTTEN
Established by Mormons on Island It
. Lake Michigan, It Was of Con.
siderable importaie, 1
- The Wisconsin State Historical so
elety Is preparing a history of the
Mormons who settled in and around
the state during the middle of the
nineteenth century. The history will
contain much new material concerning
the early Mormons who settled in Illl
nois and built their sacred city of
Nauvoo, just above Keokuk.
After the death of Joseph Smith,
leader of the Mormons, in 1844, one
of the claimants to the succession was
James J. Strang of Burlington, Wis.,
who was- -convertc(i to Modrmonisin In
1843 by missionaries who came to Bur
lington. Strang soon gained a strong
following and estitblished a holy city
at Vorce, where his followers made
their headquarters, sent out mission
aries and became successful rivals to
the Brighaim Young movement in
Utah.
About 1849 Strang moved his follow
ers to Beaver island in Lake Michigan,
where he built a new sacred city, and
had his headquarters from 1849 to
1856. The city of St. James was the
most important between Detroit and
Milwaukee. Strang met death at the
hands of two of his followers. le left
no successor, and tihe Gentiles, profit
ing by the confusion, descended on hii
domain an( looted it. The inhabitants
were forced to leave with such of their
possessions as they could carry, and
were deported by boat to Chicago and
Milwaukee. The church built up by
Strang was thus destroyed. It is esti
mated that of this branch of the Mor
mons less than two hundred now r
main.
SUGAR FROM TREE AND FIELD
Years Ago People Got Sweetening Ma.
terial From the Maple and the
Watermelon.
As long ago as 1791 Dr. Benjamin
Rtush put before the Philosophical so
ciety of Philadelphia an earnest pro
posal to use maple sugar, pointing out
that "tor n great number of years
many hunth'ed private fanilies in New
York and Pennsylvania have supplied
themiselves plentifully with this sugar
during the whole year."
The year before that the United
States had bought over 17.500.100
pounds of brown sugar, and more than
200,000 pounds of other varieties from
the West Indles. Seven years after
Doctor Rush made his appeal the
brown sugar importation amounted to
nearly 07,000,000 pounds, and the loat'
sugar exceeded 20,500.000 pounds. At
that time sonebody in Philadelphia
succeeded in obtaining sugar fron wa
terimelons, getting half a pint of sirup
by gradually boiling the strained pulp
and juice of a melon that weighed 14
pounds. This led J. 11. Bordley, an ag
ricultural writer, to compute in a hook
published in 1801 that an acre of wa
termelons would yleld $143 worth of
sirup.
Anti-Aircraft Fire Control.
The army oflicer assigned to the
anti-aircraft artillery has hitherto been
regarded by his comrades of the line
as a mathematilcal prodigy, with head
full of figures, formulas, a-d mystic
symbols. Now a ppears a mechaiical
apparatus prepared to (10 mocst of his
calculating for htim, says the Popular
Mechanics magazine it an lillustr-ated
article. Over a terrain hoard hntgs
an object which is moved in exact
correspondence witht the flight of thte
hostile air craft. Fronm this object
cords stretch down to p~ositlons of
friendly batteries andl searehtlights.
Here theo cords wind on registering
drums to shtow the range In yards from
each station to the tatrget. Similarly,
at each gun or searcthlghtt stationt is
a vertIeai quadrant, permitting thte
angle of elevation to be0 readl at a
glance.
Ship's Remarkable Record.
Twentty years on a reef in Magellan
straits htas it no way incapac ittedl the
fotur-ma stetr Al ejanidrinit, whieh has
Juat docked in New York with a cargo
of wool fr-om Pat agonia, valn med at
$1,500,000. F'or a scoire of ye(ars the
-huge htulk of t he vessenl lay on a reef
at the soulternt ptolitt of' South Amer
ten, exposed to all the e'lemeats, butt so
wvell constiructed thtat, after a 92-day
voyage from the gr-aveyat-d to New,
York, examiniation in dry dockc shtowed
her practicah~y undanmaged. The tall
masts of the shuip would ntot lpermhit
her to pass uinde(r theo Brooklyn
bridge.
Now in National Forest.
Coingi-ess has set apart :1,116,000
acres of iaind in Idaho knowvn as thte
Thtunder- moutitain region as a na
tionatl fotrest land. This great tract,
diflicult oif access and htaving not over
one per cent of its area suitable for
agriculture, has for years been the
scene of dlestructive fires an~d dlevasta
tion (dute to over-graz,.ing. It is nowv to
be added to the P'ayette National for
est, which adjoints it on thte south, and~
west, rybl tho Idahoi Niational forest,
which adjoits iC on the north and
west.
Institution of PhonetIcs Planned.
The Universilty of London is plan
ning to huild an iastitution of phtonet
lee at a cost of $000,000, whtere sev
enty assistants wvouldi he engatggd in
research work on the 1,000 languages
of thme Britisht empire. The scheme,
which originated with Daniel Jones,
head o:t the phonetic department of the
unilver-ally, calls t'or the expenditure
FEAR OF SPREAD
OF FLU VOICED
31enipis TI'edters and Places of
AItusIIelntens are Closed When Dis.
ease Appears.
Washington, Jan. 23.--Fear that
Influenza, now prevalent at Camps
Grant, Custer and Dodge and at Fort
Sheridan may spread to other camps
an( stations Is expressed in the week
ly army health report issued today by
Surgeon General Ireland.
During the week ending .January 16
there was a marked increase in the
number of Influenza cases, the nutim
ber being reported at 397 !n compari
son With eleven cases the week previ
ous. Pneumonia also increased iII pre
valence. Fewer cases of influenza,
however, ,were reported among the
American forces in Germany than in
the previoits week.
Surgeon General 1reland expresses
the belief that neither the death rate
nor the ineffective rate resulting from
the ttwo diseases will reach the high
levels of 1918.
Mentphis Theatres Close.
Memphis, Tenn., .lan. 23.-With the
appearance in Memphis of several cas
es of Spaishj influenzae In mild form,
the city board of health in joint ses
sion witt the city commission today
ordered all theatres and similar plac
es omI amusement closed after tonight
nd recInested that churches and lodges
also suspend services and meetings.
At a meeting tomorrow, it was an
nounced, it will be determined wheth
er to order the schools closed. An an
ti-saloon league meeting Sunday at
which William Jennings Bryan was
scheduled to speak and other public
gatherings also were ordered post
polled.
The board's act!on today was taken
purely as a precatuionary measure, it
was explained.
Neaurintg Eplidemlie Stage.
Now York. Ian. 23--i nfluenza in
New York is fast approaching the
epidemic stage, health Commissioner
Copeland stated tonight.
hNIGIIT SUGGE;STS
TWO 1)ECO1ATIONS
D11sflait iont letwe'en Distingunisltil
Service and Valor. Admiral as Wit
Hess.
Vashlington, Jan. 23.-Legislation
designed to differentiate sharply be
tween decoration savarded naval of
flcers and men for "Ieiritoriois and
list inguished" service and for 'valor''
was proposed today by Rear Admiral
Austin M. Knight, senior member of
the board tlhat passed re'e ntly on
medal recommendations, to the senate
subeiimm itt e. One reason for the ex
isting cont roversy, Admir'al Ki ght as
serted, lay in the fact that there was
no medal available except the congres
sional medal of honor, or awarded only
in very exceptional cases for acts of
ext rem e heroism.
Admiral Knight took issite with See
r'etaryv Daniels' conitenition that coma
miandin lg Otli('er's of siips slunk or seri
ouilsy damaged by the eniemiy should
r'eceiv th le di st ingulihsed sea'vice moe
dal wvhenev'er' thira Condu tct. was mueri
torious.
itena' Adlmi ral ('haries .1. liadge,
for'mera comm aander in chief of thie At -
IlntIC fleet, and D e Wi tt ( . C'offa'aan,
.for'mer' commander of the seconid hat
ieshjip for'ce of the Atlantic fleet,
whose testijamony ('losed thle inivestiga
tion wIth th Ie exce ptioni of thea hcarai ng
of Sec'ret ary[h Daniel s who prlobably will
apiipeari Tuesdayl~i, said that ian thir
tiiion the~ mioraile of thle navy woutld
not lhe ierannentfly a fleeted advercase
versy.
Stomach ills
ecraintly disappe'ar 'after drinikaing the
eliba ted Siva~ r .\iera'i \Vater.I t'oi il
me; "nos:s a trifle. I )ive'redla '.I. ; -hr'' by
mra L~aurens Age'ta, J1. C. Sla.l & (G,
TliME; FlI ('lEANING STH'iEAMlS 1N
Suite of South ('aroliana,
('oun ty ofa Laurieans.
Pur asu ant to an act of thle Ge'(tiera'l
Asseambly of South Ca rolinaa thierec
for' luroviding:
lie it r'esolv((d, biy the C'ountty
Boar'd of Commnissionet's of Laurens
Count y, in thea State aforesaid:
'[hat the following pieriods 'oc and
the same are hereby fIxed for' the
cleaninag of streams withiin said ('oun
ty for' andl dur aing the yeair A. D). 1920,
to w"it:
'That all streams shall lie cleanedl out
ats reqlu ired by law dullring thle p~eriodl
b'egininmg the first day oif h'ebrua ry,
andit tninag thle last (liy (of .\ar'ch; and
that they shall again be cleaned dur'
inlg the per'iod heglinning thle fifteenthl
Clay of. J uly and eniding the thirty-first
(lay of Aulgust.
Alliilaid owners and Persons ini
charges of lanids are hereby notified
and r'etiuiredl to cle'an thleu' sttreamns
withina the above nalmed lierlods.
D)One'and1 ratifIed at TLaurens C'out
I louse, S. C., in regular annutal meet -
ing, this the 8th (lay of .Ianuai'y, A. D).
1920..
JINO. D. WV. WATTS, Supervisor.
Altdat: ' Chtairmian.
J. D). MOCK,
Clerk. ' 27..'t
Opera House, 1
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The Hap
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In Connection With the lB
Sweet Singers
"THE MEL']
In Six Bi
Admission
Essex Sets NN
Road Mark <
Unmatched Endurance
Essex Over Snow-Sw(
.\lr(a1ly driveni In1ore11 t al 12.()()0
Iiiiles, a I:Sex stock touIrilg carl
hIas estxab11is hed a necw world 2-I .
In nauk of 1.00(~1 road umiles, ov-.
of Isstern Iown.
No t ) . itop was nade for rpaJir1s
nigh2It, Ilssex comliplete ci heli gruel..
fuel and il i. Not eveni a tire '.hange
- was1 mad.
Essex Also Holds the
MN:ark
.n l1-ss.ex st oek chass.i~is also
hoiIlx i c V l he worl' 5-hourii enidur
ane 1 nou-k c oI :1:187 ''i les, Iule O n..
der2 .\. .\ .A. suljpervisionI onl the
in three2 star ts, t he saone Esx
rani a total of' 5,87 mijles in 9.4
hours, 22 iniiinutes, actiual driving
1ime, aIveracging mnore than a mile
ai mninutie.
D. H. IRVIN &
Laurenm
Vuesday, Feb. 3
n a Cabaret"
py Wop
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and Actors
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Pre%,of Made by Stock
pt Iowa Dirt Roads
Doesn't It Settle the
Light Car Quecstion?
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