The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, November 17, 1920, Image 2
HOS PAY BIG MONEY
Mr. Pete Wing of Hawk Point, M1o.,
made a lot of money out of his hogs.
He says: "I fed them Dr. LeGear's
Hog Prescription. It has given won
derful results in putting gains on them
with less feed. They were on heavy
feed for only a month; averaged a gain
of 2 1-2 pounds daily, and were only
7 months, 10 days old, when sold."
Mr. Wing profited by the advice of
Dr. JGear, Graduate Veterinarian
and Expert Poultry Breeder of 28
years' standing.
Dr. LeGear's Hog Prescription will
put weight on your hogs also, because
it expels worms, purifies the blood and
conditions them so that they gain flesh
on less feed.
It makes no differr-nce what ailment
'alent among your sto:k or
poultry, It is money in your pocki-t to
get the prop'rr lir. h(;ear ten'dy
->Im your dealer, on a satisfaction or
mnonr- ba~ k r,f- r.
Bottled Health
GREY
ALE
Dli~cious and
graranteed to re
lieve dyspepsia
and ind-irgestion -.
'les r. . i s s li!l{- A, 3
- rn \ ,tr-r. '\ rie for
sin itt-r t Iklt-t.
C. C. F'tlnhuritonc . . Knight
F'Et'iiEliSION'i; & K NIGHT
A ttorneys at Law
Laurens, S. C.
All Husi'riess Iniru'.ftd to Our Care
Will Have Pronpt anid (areini Atten
lion.
Ofice o-ir l'aliietto lank
.Mr. F'r-athetr. a :r : ;} w :;! sp rl W 11r:rn s
day of earh w.m k in Laurens.
W. M. NASH
Terr'acin :: L eveling
I JPLIC
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Dr. T. L. immerman
DJENIST
Laurens, South Carolina
Offi'e In Peop1les Ihank Building
Simpson, Cooper & Babb
Attorneys at Law.
Wiki Practice i all State Courts
Prompt Attention Given All Business
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5 R.k Blae .n. A.. Geenwooad, Tes.,C
W.roungblood. C.. .ogs.C
F.0 ran.yon.. .. Clumba, S. C.
II. Nicholson -, ,,E~dgef)ld,S, C.
. H Whartoh .. .. ..Waterloo, S. C.
. 0. Bates .. .. .... Batewburg, S. C.
J. 1R. BLSAhE, Gen. Agt.
7j, ~enwooId, 8. C.
Jan. 1, 1920.
Five Minute Chats
on Our Presidents
By JAMES MORGAN
(Copyright, 1920, by Jamea Morgan.)
MARTIN VAN BUREN
1837-Martin Van Buren Inau
gurated eighth president,
aged 54.
Revolution In Ontario.
Revolution in Texas.
The Seminole war.
1840-The sub-treasury law.
Van Buren defeated for
re-election.
1844-Defeated for nomination.
1848-Free soil candidate for
president.
1862-July 24,' died at Kinder.
hook, N. Y., aged 79.
3 0
T lil worst notable event of Van
Burei's aIrnilnistration was the
occurrefnce of one of the great panics
frorn whiei in the nineteenth century
the coirnt r regularl y eoi lap-wI every 15
or 20 youars- as in 1St1. 1537, 1857,
IS73 ,:nd1 in 1S108. Tiiehse peri(oldic
prostrat ions alw ay: folioiwe1 wilb (e
b u(h4s in sn'eulation, iut sine it is
conv'enIient andti consoling to b) 1hune
5or04"' oale ("I-' for ou1r own sirns:, the
Isre siol :t Invarialy hais I4ern malde
t1.$ apeI,;g;at. in each(1 pieriod of hard
tInra-s.
No dout0 .anekson's rermovakl of the
hubie (14 posit s front tile Liited
tite4" h:arik (aused firnan(iatl dis'!turbhs(I:rial~o: f144 e
oral .urplus amionig the stat.e troasur
14"s :ulo was list i rbing. The govern
mieltO, the banks :and 1 the pnoiule gen
eralily id all :1 ernrily joinedl in sow
ng ithe wind, whose harvest was the
whirl.windi of 1437.
The,( nation11 had been indutlging In
the first of its big western ioornis. 'T'he
river ste.1 eai:bt :i4d1 I' oei n upi nlewl
reg'ions5, wher~tle niti. hroo(,tn Ma:tt , In
ntruhitiouu er:h:ltion of New" Yor'k and
ity I rio ennral,.1 1 wild lint ro ra
tion f'r the luiliiin.. off 'ia aI. Van
Martin Van Buren.
Buren was the first president-elect to
ride In a train even part of the way
to Washington, and the expansion of
the steam railhvay system was begin
nling to inflame the national ImagI
nation,
When the day of reckoning and re
morse c!ame; whten bread riots broke
out ; wheni laborers stood in line near
New York to get .ibs lat at walge of
$4 a ruionthi andi teard ; whlen banks
suspen( fdedI paiymentiis in coin, and1( when
buisiness lE~li0 houses wer tulhling into
1ant1i-i emlocratlie, turnediet upion Vani
111urenl a nd poinated' Iu th i acsinig fin-.
ger's it t he White I louse. Theii fore
most,~ inun I of buitne 1) in11 conlservative
New li~nghindl, AbbioI I Laiwrenc, dlid
1not htle toI I( hiit. to a public In eet
lng ini BoJston, thle ineniary sugges-it
tIon t hat t he t ime m11iht come11 forI
forcible resistancl(e to the governmuient,
wvhen the crewV, as lhe said1, wvould have~t
to muiitiny and1( se'ize th 10shipl of state.
Van Huren faced the gale without
bending. I110 rose above ploilttcal
manieuvering and the templtation to
flatter the mad1( passions of the hour
-aind ipreserved ain attitude of mas
terful Inactivity I
'The president did( call congress in
extra session, but orgly to re-ommenkd
thte ad11) optio of tile slub-treaisury s4ys
tem,. The banks halvinkg failed, hie pro
posed1 that Unlle Sami, Ilike at tiId old
womanir, shOuldt lockc up hut mloneCy in
the buIreauii drlawer. And the 'conlomfic
folly of t he sub)-treasullry wats perstated
in untIl thle estabilishmaent of the fed
erli reserve system11.
It. was squally weather all around,
with the costly Memninoie wuar d':agging
its slow cou rse thbrough thle mnaiarial
everglades of Illoridai ; with emba1111rrass
inkg revolultions on bf othk sideS of us,
In the revolted( Mexilan p~rovince of
Te'xaIs and1 jnl Onitario.
''Te detfeats oif tihe Demlocrailtic ek
e~t ilk thei (ff years5 plainly foreshadow
ed1 thle ill-starred pr(esident's own deC
fealt In his candidacy for re-electionj
Iln 1&10. No prophet was nieed~ed to
write [Ihe refrain of tile poputla~r cam
paign song of the Whbigs:
Van!i Van!i
Is a used up man.
Never'theless Van Buren remaiined In
active poiltIes 10 years. F~or 1(til an
other1 1.0 y cars he lIved on In retire
mleuIl 1:. ,indenOldWu, his counltry (ertite
in his native village, wihere he -died
in the mIdst- of the Civii wvar.
'CHANGES IN MOTHER EARTH
Constantly Going On, and Some of
Them Are of Immense Conse.
quence to Human Rdeo.
The proofs submitted by Prof. E. L.
Moseley of the Ohio state normal
school at Bowling Green that the wa
ters of Lake Erie and several other
lakes gradually are becoming deeper
Is of more than ordinary interest both
lin selentific and business circles. The
information is of peculiar value just
at this time, in connection with the
cainpinign for the St. Lawrence river
'lit off. which is designed to make
Tolelo and other lake cities virtually
ovena n piorts, says the Blade of that
city.
'rof(-ssor Mos"(.-! likens the lake
beds to tilitig j platters. The tilt under
l.a ;(- a'ir is of siclh charar-ter that
tlt - ouitlet :at thew "':nst f'iid Is r'ising
ith ((,n: rine'nt det: l(":ins of w ater
tevels at l'- we"tern 4'nd11 in the vi
-inity of Ti'1ledo ainiui thi- fnmous lii:s
Isla!t14Is. Nat1ur'e. w\!-i lre'ady his
'.:1:; r 'X inUi'ih i for i' rlor . is nlding
m ' bin.1 :: to tie-. lfons."
ii !' "'h (.: l~bitit is f lin tee titn .
1- " a . ii ~e : : I: 1: n:: f r h n
:hl.- ,--'.-:-1 . .:'r 11. it i s ss r;:(
t 1 -' r ris risit'.
ti ii : iii of' . , I i'-bei.a een
I' r ' i t -v~-n. I a r :i bru:ili 'I
i' an b - ,vhe g (pto rvaiuntiu.
-: ti - 1, y,-o u o'' tie e n t'slr
.:iiLake n
' , i - r '. ri n lu il I ' ti I -r
l v.t It 1 li 1 :1:r" ' ( lui-iel iit
ti 1on. Iiv.a
\: l . -1111::"\-: "'A 'z 11ity o i w t" d t ll.'
oi li- r 1'.h. "ste -i: it n i'r"o i Ir
.ilto' -ls:. v 1o h e vea. I a i re : r
"Il ,it' th. ii~.. rto e' ltri acu hnn -
t.d "i . -1 trni !t'ir to ry s t1.ing
1'x' ' ! .- ! .-. bry obstervaitt ion
:1'! fo t' 1. ' :. s he re n tl ion
th:1 Ti - p !h!- f, . 1" 1!1 In' l e
Itrctlreof o- an ut--h te en-~
!: j '~ t s a lrge l i ,\'.- and::lill'!
of hneay cotr ctior: rticull t
itn inx: ' it tl i -1 u -- " (I r'ntha(l lit'
that pn f the .\g:bv h-or aing 'H
rock, wi rt ao $2 to umie to n
inylonrwh metal uTe: Inesihncel
this cromertaie beren thred ouint. of
pr otiel thom e yecom n cty,
baidiwhn the rer's thearoch willmb
illed and the oldetce, sherad ti
:ay iel a large bun, because
on hevy rcnstrctkon wertecur
thatd pand part of the rokudo-bt-in
rock, hleh runs about$25 to It1:1i11th ton 1
edi came h ea e been wlred t. It
sr. A. unai e thatiome dlvingn ct
bruidin lh ire, theli oillf ne
kined and ethe ld set rale ad hi
strctur le oiu rok and pt In he n-d
m yliiikii ie wa large aultte, beau
o heray rih streikt par ticu
slt pant pae of ths re olubeit
roc, whic tun abut$et the ih-ton
ediy came from tee woredes . I
is it un iooy t i oe dled. wrered,
Mr~i. A.'iii thas arlativet living in( lan
t!na'l itiwe WirmI del anway ofntnl
kind and anoelter I:tflM. A.dte
dele wudpaint h iiu e isii os and,.
thikig ewul niavheta ite money
;ilttl tfrom the rehle wato the wholtsite
Th prtint ariety. werei xulyodre(ld,
but nrivu ied offlathto bouseat
lpie water anly wMr. A. hare wohe
nes har'y piunlte prount out. The
inminehctin pchain wlhlly th a int
aned ilfor the pawinotfingws m
Cltdta hae ls Irofithe com
lien-tprosting in h mtue worl
no-t work but darippd house an ai
isle . water, and liwar.tA hasrt k
iiranbsyvt hurni taint off. Thser-i
androl for heo tne coatr or
1111hsChaprles irtt. mai r
Thiionot preciousuhig in the word
--radimn-h bas4 cst Chaulrsles Infrolt. I
hisr.s rm, wasmde antsevalrtofle
arm now' of oninule ls his rignrht
auralit ied othe niterat iemwof
nd thls nexer':ets lwiatthe radiu are
nmongs thekngmoscalaee siece
rigrthe warehs dGvood Ti"mom
ines the ga-enspnr of hnlle D Eeryi
sklf and wasiI m.ade i an Chevaler ote
I :ngio of prironse wl thiches Ighltw
iin irst nd- then. pevrapla eingerto
il -fI evnd. evndn id lly the ol
hand.i evert~ besiting Otnte serillie
h ews makich for sppoce. torn -i
Prirosel0k waes twoo Tiunie l.,
*In the pardenrof arle Ditfo. Emer
*-elok Ilevery enw in ie~ an d p fold
open ex~atl paodtl o ihour. eenn
U-ed by theo stopwatch of an ob
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The Black She!:: iu- ch.0 kkigh a st::t.: cf
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