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igrtctltaral D.partae.t, W. II. KVA.m • - . . Bdlt«r Howto Get the hU»ifl|ttot'«4^ There ere eeveral tbiugs which effect the yield of batter from e cow of eny kind. First, the food of e eow effects it; second, the manner of setting the milk.ehiefly in regard to Um time which it reqeires ior the cream to rise ; and third, the tem- peratare et which tbif cream is cbarned. It has been shown by many care ful experiments, end by the results of long practice, that snccoleut food helps to prodnoe a large quan tity of fat in the milk, and also has men an effect upon the same, as to cause the cream to separate more completely from the milk, leaving less fat to be lost in the batter milk. Hence, the use of ensilage, or, what is better for most farmers and easier to accomplish, the feeding oi roots of an unobjectionable kind, such ss mangels or sugar beets in the win —, and the use ‘- i “ J ~ an _j^ pasture in the summer. In winter the use ol cut hay, or fodder. Further, it baa been found, that when the milk of the whole herd has been mixed together, aud when the milk has been set for thirty-six hoars, and the cream aterned at the end of twentjfc#*jprolrty sti boars more, the larger product of batter wee obtained. When these re shorter, or longer, the * of tie cfeam Aiffep, and . loan of butter in dne or r oi the aettingpof milk or is of cream. Sencgr it is siato a charnin ims of the churning is of importance, both as to the time of Ward’s Woes.—and His Jlesperate Stnurirlc and Hew it Hided. Just twenty-seveu miles from the classic city of Athens, Qa., is locat ed! the thriving little town of Max ey’s the residence of Mr. Hubert Ward, who has. just been released from a most perilous predicament, the particulars of which be has con sented to give to the public, fie wilies as follows: Maxey’s, Oolkthobpe Co., Ga. I , July 9:b, 1885. For twelve or fourteeu years I have been a great sufferer from a terrible form of blood poison which ran into the secondary, and dually it was pronounced a tertiary form. My head, face aud shoulders be came almost a mass ot corruption, and Anally the disease commenced eating away my skull bones. I be came so horribly repulsive that for three years I alMudutely refused to let people see me 1 used large quantities of most noted blood re medies and applied to nearly all physicians, near me, but ray con dition continued to f row worse, and iog aches and pains; my uigbts were passed iu misery ; 1 was re duced In ffeeb and strength ; my kidneys were teHbly deranged, aud life became a burden to me. I chanced to see au advertise meut ol B. B. B., aud sent one dol- lur rfu W. C. Bircbmore & Co., Merchants of our place, and they procured one bottle for me It was used with decided benefit, gud when eight or ftu buttUp had been used I/Was pronouieeinound and well. •^Hundreds of Mira cau nqn^be #en on me, looklflglike a man’who Had been burned aud then restored. __ !tm Well known iu this county, and for the benefit of others profitable for a dairy Co con if as many cows as will supply _ inrning at one who injiy be similarly affected. I MOM S M Sd t A S* ■ . . k ■ — ••• ehurning. the •tol iuU quality of the pie fro oeedinglv instructive, and they aeMf&>»itb ^great urabar — its tndrby thP writer duttng several years past At Houghton fWrib; when the Whole milk ot a eow (oloverlreameAirtMd at a tempera- tare of seventy-four degrees, some what more than a half of the but ter was obtained; while at one time aotgplly less than half of the batter Unis the eesult, and it re quired three aud sometimes tour adtaonffbtfato procure all the butter.. On the other bqpd, when the cream was chanted at a temperature of aixty-two degrees, all the butter was obtained, or in one case only from one snd one-eighth ounce to two and a quarter ounces from about forty pounds of milk remain- at $ 1 4s doable or treble churning is maul- lastly Impracticable in ,a business dairy, aud is troublesome any where, it is very important to ob every necessary precaution T'l IM aaiSoi r in regard to thqjmf|Mrreu4»Bt th< ohurolng. Ii/W the regular winter churning tem fWsdtnrwsrym kept at sixty-two de gseoi^wbiMthe aaturner tempers- tare was fifty-five degrees. The temperature at which the milk is aet and the cream is kept, should also be nnifonn, eo that the charae that a fbW mperature of the »i bat great It may JJgf/MM, reeults depend upon email things in all hamaii r affa^tt, as well as iu natare: and If a dairymau would soooeea iu his business', he must carefuPfUthese s|f heartfelt thanks for so valuable a remedy. I have been well over twelve months, and no return of tbe-diseasa has occurred. the undersigned, know Mr- tHi^rt Ward, and ttfte pleaSOglWn saving that the factk Above stanSQ by him are trne, and that bis was one of the worst cases of Blood Poison we ever knew in our countre^and that be has been cured by tmAretoe of B B. B.—Botanic Blood jflml. A. T. Bbiohtwell, iHrehant. W. C BibchmobeA Oo., Merob’sto J. H. Brioii'ywell, M. D. ’ John T. Hast, W. B. Campbell, Atlanta, Ga., July 10,1885.— We are acquainted with A. T. Brightwell aud W. C. Bircbmore & Co., Whose names appear above, and take pleasure iu saying that they are gentlemen of undoubted veracity aud worthy of confidence iH any assertion Ikev mav make. I Sc HQWABD&CANDLER, Wholesale D Bold everywhere remarks. If B. B. 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C., Nov 15,1886^ 3o and after July Pith, tba traiui „ 0 ik**a roads will run as fai’ow* (Sunday , x erpted) retry day: down reaia. Leave Wadeaboro 6.45 \ y Bennett* ....... 0$ M erven’s ....(>.38 If e Farland....................,.6.oO Leave Cheraw 7.40 Cash 1 a • 7.6S Society Hill a 18 Dove a..... •••■.. ....., 8 44 Darlington...... 9 08 Palmetto 9 20 Arrive at Florence.... 9 40 ve maii. Leave Florence 4.40 Palmetto Darlington Dove's Society Hill Caab’a >••••* aoaaaaM.d 23 Leave Ch-raw • a oeaoo* aaooe ■ 6 55 McFarlan Morven’a Bennett’s Arrive at Wadeaboro.., »#oo .oeaeo *-ea9 30 P M Freight trai" will leave Florence at 6 A. M. every day, except Sunday, arrive at Cheraw 1040 A. M., leaveCberaw at 2 00 P. M., arriv at Floyence a* 6 36 1. m A F. RAVANEL, Pres. G. G. LYNCH, Master Tran rperlalian. N ORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CO. AU work done iu tbe best man ner. Office equipped with latest improvements. Jan 14, ’86 ly. GEO- W- BROWN- Attorney and Counselor at Law ■ 4TIOWAI. BASK BVILL'INO, (VP ATAISf,) DAKLINGTOA c. n., $ c. Prompt personal attention to all business Collection of claims a specialty. Practice in til Slate and Fed-ral Courts. BUY YOUR XDSICAL INSTRUMENTS AT HOM E! —O - J B Killough will seilyoii a Cbiekrring, .Mason !t ilanilin, Malhuvheck, Arion Grovers!*.-!! Fuller snd Beni Piano. Also a Mason & Hamlin. Packard or Buy Muir Organ at Luduen A Kales pries* Good 'iipplied dir cl from factory, freight paid Fifteen day* »ilo«ed for Itsi before pay ing. Order and be will risk the result* A walnut case organ with a full set i.f reels, $65; with two full »eta of reeds. $(;:>. Ministers. Chure 1 rs, Sunday Schools, snd f.-ae er* get vpi-cial discount. He *1*0 keeps * ( u || |in r 0 | Small Musical Mrrciiandise. Makes a spec! illy of bonk« and Sheet Music. St.cia! pric.- to the tiade. At his ofiio* in Fit rence, j-.ui will ttnd bomt-ttc. Hen rhold an>l New llooie Sew ing Ms bines, with needles lor all m «- chine-. Write or fall on him at AI.en’s Block Catalogues and pri es furnished on appli cation. J. H . Schmid has charge of thr Machine Department and will krep a stock of Ma chines. machine oil, needle*, Ac. Also sma'I musical merchandise, vio'ln*. haojo* and string* Leave orders with him. J. B KII.I.OUGII, Florence, 8. C. July 30. ’86—ly OHASLitTox, 8. C , Dee. 18, 1886. On and after ibis date lb* foPowiug schedule will be run : Leave Cnarlesten. 1° pm ■*’ 10 s a Arriv* Floreno*. 45 9 66 p « N»-<7 a m % LfiVffc Florrnca. ^ o4 f' 12 26 * m No. 42 j, Arrive Charleston. 48 . No 40, No. 42.". Nos. 40, an d47 will not Station*. Not 42 and station* No 48 wid stop at Mnnek* r«r„, r( g,, Stephens. Lane*. Kingstree and Lake City CENTR \L RAILROAD or S. C. UAII.T. No. 53. Leave Charleston 7 20 b*"*’* 8 36 Leave Sumter g j:{ Arrive Columbia 10 4(> No at. Leave Columbia 5 27 p m 6 46 p iu . , - 7 46 pm Arrive Charltftton 9 10 p m Nos. 62 and 53 wil .t,,p tt Lane* Forrt-ion and Manning. T. M Ent-HaoH. J f Divixg, Gen'l Pas*. A c t. g c „-| s „ r ,., II Ol ••*#• 4 45 0 m 5 00 * m 50 p m •lop m all Mini 45 will flop Mt all a m m m a m a nx ViUUCTOL COLCIIIA A.M AECISTA SAILROAI Nov. 15, 1885. going south. No. 42 Daily, ex rj t Monday. Leave Wilmin-ton ^ Leave L Waccaoiww Leave Marion Arrive at Florence Ne. 48. Leave Wilmington Leave L. Waccamaw Leave Marion Arrive Florence Arrive Sumter Arrive Columbia Daily. 7 19 8 66 9 38 a 01 a in a m a 01 8,15 o m 9 39 p m 1 i-27 pm 12 IO p ni 4.21 a , u 6.40 a tn DARLINGTON BARBERSHOP. —AND- Bath Rooms, Next door to National Bank, under News office. No. 40 Dailt. Leave Wilminptan, Leave Lake Wacramew Leave Marion Arrive at Floreno* Arrive Sumter Arriv* Columbia No. 43 Daily. first Tltt* patronage ol (be respectfully poli^ited Remt-mlter tins is the only class bat Iter shop in town. R. M. NIXON, R. T. flARI.LEE. Aug. 8, ’85 i y . Leave Columbia A rri ?e Siirntpr public is I k*"™ Florence, 1 Leave Marion Leave Lake Waecamaw Arrive at Wilmington, it) 15 p m 11 20 p m 12 47 a m I 26 a m 4 21 a m 6 40 a m 4 30 » m 6 14 p tn 7 03 p m 5 30 p m GOING NORTH. No. 46, Daily, except Saturday. J. J. WARD. C. S. NETTLES Ward & Nettles, Attornsys k Counselors at Law, Darlington V. II., «. CJ. Will practice in tbe Courts oftbe Fourth Circuit and in tbe Supreme Court. Special attentiou to tbe collection of claims. Mr. Nettles will be ia Timmons- vilie every Thursday and ca., be found at Mrs. DeBerry’s hotel. Leave Florence Leave Marion Leave L Waocaraaw Arrive at Wilmington No 47 Leave Columbia, i Arri-a Sumter Leave Florence, Leave Marion Leave Lake Waccamaw Arm# at Wilmington, A1LT. 10 06 p m 10 47 p m 12 43 a'm 1 60 a m 9 55 p m 12 00 p m 4 26 a m 6 00 * m 7 10 a to 8 20 a m Train No. 48 atop* at all stations. -If * B .’ 1 f 7 •“’P* onI J r Brink lay'i u I ^ , ‘ , r W * 0C » ,n *». Fair Bluff, Nichols. Marion, Pee Dee, Florence, Tim- monav.lle Lvochburg. Mayeavlll*, Sumter, Wedgafleld, Camden Janet ten and East- over. Passenger* f* Columbia and all poiati no . O. R. R., C. C. ft A R. R, S .atinu*, »“ <1 •" Points be,and, •bonid taka No. 48. Pullman Steep -ra for The Equitable LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Augusta ou this road OF NEW YORK. Assets Jan. 1, 1886, I58,1C1,925.54 Solid and sal* ioanrnnoa, backed by am pi* capital. Rapreaentad by H. P. JOHNSON, Benaattavilla, 8. C. Correapondenoe lolicited. Mareh 1*. '86 ly . Seperata Pullman Sleepers far Sarannal and for Augnam on Train 48 a w!wl B * ruB ,0,,d *»«**»•»• Cbarleatoi and Wilmington. t u F WVI *H- Rnn lSapt T M. EMMERSON, Gea. P»». Agt. HENDERSON'S EARLY SUMMER. TM* vataable vartaty. as wall aa a Ml 1M of fba moat -q-i, VEGETABLE SEEDS, ■DENTISTRY ! 1S. ttRffiR, It D. 1 asosoao#**#*a the eitiiena of tbia County •obaao *t their pHvat* rosidan- oee whoa desired, ar at W« office, 0PP08ITK THE POST OFFICE. . W Jl h* (oare described la «ar Vaaoal of “ Xvaa vratxo row tn » , _ addrcis wn rocelpt ofiiampa [te | to aovar poataffa. twtuhoi [fster Henderson & Co. nstoawn 4 GKownn, •i A 8J Carllaadt HU, NEW YORK.) ifny ••••• naaowooeo ••••ooaoo OfFicx Da rs—Monday, Tureday, Friday and Satardaya. abtifiial teeth specialty. Meh 80-1 yr •eMI* Droagim. me. ai.aw For 8al« at Dr. J. A. Boyd*