The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 29, 1898, Image 7
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A Sovv're:?l?l? Stable Floor.
A stable floor that is cheap aud serviceable
may be made of stiff clay by
adding one-third clean gravel not
UyHtr than a marble. Mix to the consistency
of thi:i mortar, put it 011 the
floor or ground surface, after smoothiug
it down well, eight or ten inches 1
deep and pound down hard. Go over
it every few days and pound down
solidly any portion that shows a tendency
to crack, until all is hard. Such
a floor will last for years, and if plenty
of bedding is used is uot apt to get
muddy.
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llenewins Haupberry Fntclics.
A raspberry patch, of the black-cap
varieties, needs to be renewed every
four or live years, as the red rust comes
in and will injure so many of theplants
that the plantation will cease to pay.
The black-cap raspberry will uot last
i bo long as this if it has been grown
from suckers. Those grown from the
i tip ends of this year's shoots will keep |
I free from disease longest. But after
L four or live years it is too much labor
I to keep the plantation free from weeds, \
and a new plantation, after the first!
year, will give more fruit, with less
cost of labor in earing for it.
Preventive For Bloat In Cattle.
If the farmers would haul a load of
dry hay or straw into the clover pasture
there would be 110 danger of losing
cows with the bloat. If the cow
is already badly bloated let her get
where she can eat the hay or straw,
and it will cure the worst ease.
While this knowledge was gained
by accident it has nevertheless been
tried since with the best of success
by my brother. He never turns the
cattle into a clover pasture without
-ik*t hauling a load of dry hay or
straw where the cattle have free access
to it. and has never lost a cow
with the bloat since using this precaution.?Mrs.
W. C. Lane, in Agricultural
Epitomist.
I"r>v. 1 tlrooil ami It* Treatment.
In Cowan's guide for the English ;
beekeeper he suggests as a treatment
for foul brood the thorough disinfection
of hives and utensils. When a |
diseased hive is to be treated and not !
destroyed he recommends that the i
ijive mo washed out with pnenoi? t
phenol two teaspoonfula, water onequarter
gallon?and the diseased 1
brood frames sprayed with a weak
soiution--oae-l:alf teaspoonfnl to one :
gallon of water. From other frames
the honey ts to be extracted and
frame treated like the
^^Pood frames. The bees are to be fed j
H syrup eontrhninq; phenol at the rate !
o." one-quart. V teaspoonful to one-'
quarter gallon of syrup. If it is accepted
by the bees more phenol should
be added.
Cr!?rn For Squash llorprs.
One of t a > worst pests of the garden \
is the squad, or cucumber stalk borer. .
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All IIS UlifliUl'Jin ttic U^uumru iu a^uu j
I of the mai.i stem ucar the root, or
at most not more than two or three j
feet from it. Once inside the stalk'
^he borer is <afe from any outward ap- !
Kicatiu . Bat if his presence is seen I
Buokly en > igii, the borer may be dug :
ut with a knife and the plant will be ;
laved. Pre vention is better than cure, j
ef a strong solution of Paris green iu '
water is spread over the squash or other '
viue stem for two or three feet from ,
its roots, the pareut Hv will lay her J
~ eggs as usual, and when these hatch ]
<1/* ?? in'rt r\ Uroa /loro (
uui, t\y? iun <iKj in mvj \JI mivu uwj
- when the young borer begins eating
his way iuto the stalk, his lirst mouthful
will be his last.
Convenient IJac Holder.
Sketched here is a simple ami inexpensive
arrangement for holding
bags or sacks, one that will be especially
useful when handling graiu. ;
Strong hooks fasten the box to the bin
while smaller hooks in either corner
and in front hold the bag. The box
may be easily made by any one handy !
with tools, and the arrangement will
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A HANDY ARRANGEMENT FOR BAGS. J
greatly facilitate handling grain when j
one man has to do all the work. This
box is an improvement on the funnel
sometimes used by millers, which is
only handy when a second person can
attend to shirring the string that
Mplds the bag about the lower end of
' the funnel.
Use of Dust For Poultry.
The fine dry dust on the roads,
V ? -1. 1- _ A
wnicu is sucu a nuisance to tue traveler,
is a blessing to the poultryuian.
It is an admirable absorbent, and used
under the roosts and mixed with the
droipings, it preserves the volatile
*r tirn m n i.ii uiui muf.i ~ 1v.1
*iyi fa E
~:?wi ?4< <fe> %* ?
properties of the ben manure, increas
ing in a very material degree the fer
tilizer made by the dock. Used in
dust bath, it penetrates the feather
of the fowls and stops up the air pas
sages of the parasites that dwell upo
the bodies and hide among the featk
ers of the hens, thus promoting th
health and comfort of the fowls. Use
on the doors and about the house, i
assists in destroying little mites tha
hide in the cracks and corners of th
building, removes noxious odors an
exhalations, and makes the poultr
house a healthy home for its feathere
occupants, instead of a disease breed
in" orison. It navs to gather an
? r> i x v ^
use road dust, which is pleutifu
everywhere.
A Convenient Cart.
It is the utilizing of little things o:
the farm that makes agriculture a pleas
ant as well as a profitable pursuit, j
band or push cart, for instance, is o
incalculable value, and the one pic
tured herewith can be used with com
parative ease for conveying light load
of material from one place to another
such as grains and feeds, gardei
sauce, tools for fence repairing, suial
quantities of fruit and vegetables, a
apples, potatoes, turnips, carrots am
the like, ami various other thing
never dreamed of until the momeu
of their removal has arrived, elimiuat
a useful rrsn cart.
iug thereby the necessity of harness
iug up the team or one's undergoini
extremely heavy lugging?luggin;
which is good for no man, in that i
stiffens his joints and bends him ove
with premature age.
Have you any old wagon wheel
that are still capable of doing goo<
service? Well, then you possess th
chitf requisites for this curt, tbe bod;
of which can often be made of a bo:
obtained at tbe grocery or drygood
store; and in such a case all that re
quires'being done is to prepare a prop
er axle for tbe box to rest on. tirs
constructing tbe frame, however, am
inserting iuto tbe handles of it piece
of very heavy wire (that which i
twisted is preferable) vertically fo
the purpose of keeping the whole up
right when no one has hold of it
This mode of constructure renders th
cost quite small, but not one iota doe
it detract from the availability of th
cart. Nicely painting the cart add
to its attractiveness, and also make
it more durable; and if it is onl;
properly housed and looked after, a
it always should be, it will endur
much service aud last for a lifetime.
New York Tribune.
The Farm Cardan.
The farmer who neglects the gat
desi ami fails to grow an ample suppl
of vegetables for the use of his fainil
falls short of his plain duty. A die
of which meat is the principal part i
not wholesome, and those who dwel
in cities and towns know this and ea
largely of vegetable foods while to
many farmers' families live the yea
through on pork, beef, bread and pc
tatoes. The farmer can consumemor
pork and other meat than almost an
- i i - V - 1 J
otner man, oecaase no worss naru 1
the open air and can digest heavie
food than the man who is shut in th
house most of the time. Of all me
the farmer should be the last to suffe
from rheumatism, dyspepsia and othe
diseases that arise from the blood, j
diet composed largely of vegetable
insures immunity from all such di;
eases yet they are very prevalent i:
the families of the farms of this cour
try.
There is hardly a single one of th
vegetables that is not medicine as v, e
as food. In the spring comes aspart
gus lirst of all, which is a sovereig
remedy for kidney complaints, all <
wliieh arise from the nresence of
particular acid in the blood. Soo
after come the various greens thj
grow abundantly in country places
and later the berries and fruits whicl
purify the blood and invigorate th
system at a time in the year when th
hot weather enervates and make
languid those who labor out of door
Beets, onions, green peas, string bean;
celery, tomatoes all possess importau
medicinal virtues and all come at
time in the year when we need a coo
ing and blood purifying diet. Durin
cold weather we can consume quant
ties of fat meat with benefit, becaus
fats used as food produce heat an
help us to withstand cold, but wit
the'temperature as high as it gets i
this country during the summer, w
really need but little meat, and veg<
tables are all that we need to suppl
us with strength to perform the heavies
tasks. If the meats consumed in sun
I mer were mostly mutton or poultry
1 with eggs, we would be better off tha
we are as consumers of so much ft
pork, but none of these take the plac
of au unlimited supply of fresh veg<
tables and fruits such as any farmer i
the land may produce at the cost of
small amount of labor devoted to the
cultivation. Farm News.
Pertinent Question. 1
It was the first year that Farmer
Andrews had taken hoarders, and
though lie conscientiously tried to serve
them, he found the task almost beyond
his powers. They were fastidious and
even "fussy." They seemed determined
to be more than comfortable,
and had no hesitation in complaining
when they were not so. But evidently
the Andrews farm did not altogether
displease them, for they not only finished
the summer, but stayed on into
_ tho fall.
Then their crying grievance became,
not the thickness of cream or the salt
ness of butter, but the difficulty of
keeping every corner of the old-fashu
ioned rooms as warm as a tropical
? summer. '.
e One day Farmer Andrews was called
(| in from the woodpile, where he was
^ vainly trying to do a forenoon's work. .
(. This was the third time lie had reiin- [
6 quished ax and patience together.
"Mr. Andrews," said his boarder, ;
v somewhat fractiously, "something must
*{\ really be done about the temperature ?
[. of ray chamber. This tireplace is not ,
(| suilieieut for so large a room." ,
lI The farmer stroked his grizzled
beard, and tried to speak serenely. ,
"Put ye up a stove, ma'am!" said ho. (
lint 1 il.tn'f ivnnt n ?ri\vi>' I wimt
R this open lire. just as I have it now,
>- only I expect it to heat the room. Just
^ look at the thermometer 1 It has been
f hanging over here by the window, and J
I can't, get it above Hw."
She swept forward, with the tell- J
3 tale glass in her hand, and at that 1110- f
? nn nt Farmer Andrews felt his patience J
11 snap and fly. <
1 "Over by the winder!" he repeated. \
3 almost weeping with the vexation of s
one who has been unjustly used. "Over ]
s by the winder! Why under heavens <
t don't ye set it here in a warm place?" :
Youth's Companion.
Fell From a ScnfToltf.
From the Ikral'l, Waterloicn, X. Y.
John Ycung, of Lo Hoy, X. Y., Is 72 yeai
old, and is well known in that anil neigh
boring towns. While putting some weather
hoards on 11 barn, standing on a scaffold t
twenty-two feet from the ground, ho felt J \
dizzy, lost his balance and fell to the ground.
The side of his face, arm and one entire side
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of his body, on which he struck,were badly
bruised. Picked up and carried to the
house, he was under a doctor's caro forsev- ^
oral weeks. The doctor finally came to the T
conclusion that his patient had received a 1
l* r.stroke of par- *
E? a 1 y s i s and 1
r* . was beyond t
i i ?' 3-.?- medical aid. 1
r ' L- ? lie could not ,
r jh?" ouo arm. ?
?r *urn t>ver
/QO'XJ/ I One day,
i ?v hile lying
e ! ij on the bed, I
y III ~ I case a o in e
* (rt) |fj I I II thing like his
S J/ having been
i. ? flureii with
, Paralyzed by the Fall.
t for Pale People. He coaxed his graudcl
daughter to get him a box of the pills.
3 After that box had been used he secured
another. In three weeks he began to feel a
s littlife in his arm: at the end of four he
r could move his lingers; at tho end of two
months he could walk, and in three months
he could shave himself with tho injured
' hand.
0 As he told his story in the lb raid office,
3 he looked the perfect picture of health. He
0 carries a box of the pills in his pocket, and
whenever he does not fee: just right he
3 takes them. They cured him after doctors
s had given him up, and his death was daily
y expected.
' AH the elements necessary to give new
life and richness to the blood and restore
0 shattered nerves are contained, in a con_
doused form, in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People. They are an unfailing specific
for such diseases as locomotor ataxia,
partial paralysis. St. Vitus' dance, sciatica,
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache,
the aftereffects of la grippe, palpitation of
the heart, pale and sallow complexions, all
y forms of weakness either in male or female.
y
't Notice to junk dealers?A crown and a
g throne for sale, cheap. Apply to Uncle Sam.
Ho-To-Bao for Fifty Cent*.
it Ons ran toed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
0 men strong, blood pure. 69c, ftL All druggist*
1 It is easier to make a record for laziness
)- than it is to make a good living.
|e Piso's Cure is a wonderful Cough medicine.
Mhs. W. Pickkht, Van Sicklen and blake
ao v v -v. lxtt:
T
Tho success of many trreat men is duo to
e their use of other men's brains.
n
_ Kdoeata Tour Bowels With Ca?carets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever,
r ?c. S5c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
^ Tho marria^ actress often tries to make a
3 bit by posing as a miss.
U Lyon dt Co's "Pick Leaf " KtBohlag Totacro
is tho "best of the best." 2 ounces and cigarl"
ctte book for 10 cents. Try it.
0 Tho troubles of her neighbors trouble a
wornun more than her owd.
t" Beauty I? Blood Deep*
ii Clean blood means a clean skin. No
)f beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathara
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im*
" purines irom me douv. ncgiu 10-uay hi
it banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,?beauty for ten cents. All drug11
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
e
0 A rolling stone gathers no moss; but thero
are lots of men wlio don't use moss in their
business, anyway.
i, Fits permanently cured. No fit* or nervousit
ness niter first day's use of Dr. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. trial bottle and treatise free
a Dk. K. H. Kline. Ltd.. 981 .?rch St. Phila. Pa.
g The Old Buy Line.
i- After a summer's sojourn in the North, with
ie Autumn cam* a desire for Dixie's I,and, and
j the question arises, by what ro.tJ.te? Jt was
. almost simultaneously answered, bavlhg
" traveled by the Okl Bay Line'On several
n former occasions. Hence, one evening found
e me boarding the steamer Georgia, soon to
glide ou' of the harbor into the beautiful
Chesapeake, whose waters furnish so many
J of the delicacies which appear on the menu
51 to liio ak vuo n on oca tou uavuto
oa this and other steamers of the Old Bay
Lice. The "Georgia" Is 4 substantial, oom^
iaodious, oeautlful steafioer, capacity three
n to four hundred, handgonjely furbished and
it well equipped salon and stateroom!. giving
l0 every comfort for a delightful trip. Old
Point also is a sufficient inaucemqnt to tne
3" tourist to travfel by the Old Bay Line,
,n which imprewed me as the best line Nortb.
a With a hope to repeat the trip at no fab djj
tant day, I bow myself from your presence.
ir E. K. B. i
Tbc Only Time There Was.
The necessity that there shall h.
>nly one man who "has the say" in i
nilitary command is thoroughly reoog
aized in the United States artuy. .\
?tory is told of General Shafter, <0111
tiander of the Americanexpeditionary
force for the invasion of Cuha. whirl
llustrates the punctilio of the regular?
11 this regard.
At a certain frontier post at whirl
Shafter. who t! 1 n held an inferiot
rank, was eommander. many year?
tgo. a discussion arose among severa
iflieers as to the exact time of day
V captain, with his watch in his hand
said:
"It is now exactly three o'clock."
"Oh. no." said n lieutenant, "by m\
r;uie it's eight minutes past three."
A third young officer drew his watcl
nit of his pocket. "I know my time i'.\actly
right." he said, "and my watcl;
says two minutes past three."
At this juncture Major Shaftei
ooked at his silver watch.
"I don't know what your watches
ay." he remarked, "but I wish you tc
indcrstand that in this command it is
ive minutes past three."
Then the young officers rememberer
hat the authority of the coinmnndin;
iflicer extended even to the time ol
lay.?Youth's Companion.
%<10U Itcuard. SI00.
1 ho readers of this pup -r will be pleased ti
earn that there is at ieast one dreaded dis
;ase that science has been able to cure in al
ts stages, and that i< Catarrh. Hall's Catarrl
Jure is the only positive cure now known t
:he medical fraternity. Catarrhbeine a con
ititutional disease, requires a constitutiona
:reatinent. Hull's Catrrh Cure is taken inter
inlly. acting directly upon the blood and inu
:ous surfaces of the system, thereby destro
nit the foundation of thediseasc, and civini
the patient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in doing it
vork. The proprietors have so much faith ii
ts curative power sihat they offer One IImu
ired Dollars for any case that it fails to cure
<cnd for list of testimonials. Address
f. .1. Cheney & Co., loledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 7.V.
Hal.'s Family Fills are tho best.
Mrs. Winslow'sSoothing Syrup for child ret
teething, softens the Rums, reducing inflama
lion,allays pain.cures wind colic. ?jc. a botts,
Nothing Too Good for Them.
No one will be surprised now to reac
he following from the New York Tri'
)uno: "Tho question is asked whethei
>x-Confederate 'organizations shall b<
isked to participate in a peace demon
itration of National veterans. 'Ex
Confederate?' That means fellowi
vho used to ride behind 'Joe' Wheelei
loesn't it? Well, then, the questior
inswers itself. Room for the '.Tohnnj
Seb'! No place where the flag flies ii
oo good for 'Joe' Wheeler, and wher<
le goes his old comrades must likewisi
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYELP OF FIOS
is due not only to the originality anc
simplicity of the combination, but alsc
to the care and skill with which it i.'
manufactured by scientific processes
* A A???*? A L11Ci>T)T*r
Known to tliu tAl,ifU.;.>iA 17IVJ oihti
Co. only, and we wish to impress upor
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the California Fiq Syrup Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact wil
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Cam
founia Fio Syrup Co. with the medi
cal profession, and the satisfactior
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guarantj
of tfye excellence of its remedy. It i?
far ip advance of all other laxatives
as it acts op the kidneys, liver and
bowqls without irritating or weaken
ing "tjjem, And it does not gripe noi
uau.s5S.te. In order to get its beneficia
effects, please remember the name oi
the Company"?
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAX FRANCISCO, CaL
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YOKE. N.T
--PATENTSProcured
on Mh, oreasy inttalnjenls.VOWLF.S .
BURN'S, Paieut Attorneys, 237 Broadway, N. 5
TV-ANTED -C?*e of had health that R I-P-A-N?T
will not <snetit Send 3 ots. to Rlpans Oheijoioi
Co., NewYor-i, for 10 sample* and lOOu testimonial
" i t| i
i^lRFPI I DRILLING MACHINES <
'?fp Wfl A 1 I I all kinds anu sizes, fc
I) Hll fel I drilling wells for housi
' ^ farm. City and Villas
II VV BIDSBB Water Works, Facti
rics, Ice Plants, Brev
n cries. Irrigation, Coal an
II n Mineral Prospecting. Oil an
n Gas, etc. Latest and Pest. 5
JL&Sr22 ?J years experience. WRITilU
f3S$lr2& J WHAT YOU WANT.
LOOMiS & NYMAN, Tiffin, Ohil
FREE WATCH
Send your address and we will express SO fine. Ion
filler Nickt . cigars. When said, remit us $2.30 at
we will in* 1 you, free, a handsome stem wind at
set watch, which retails for J2.50. WINftTO
CIUAK CO.,No. ->J Alain St, Winston,
ff> Df |DCYmDJ8C0VKRY; girt
?,*-" 9 v9 I quick rahaf and cures won
OMi &?j .I 'or book of testimouials and 10 dayi
Uaatment Free. Dr.3 E.ftUU 9 SOWS. Atlanta. Gi
nil ATA -if Your Future Husband or Wife un
rnU I y .Inteof uiarrldge. Your Horoscope willte
Send date of birth, height, weight, color of hair nr
23c. to C. liiciifirds, 1(0x22. station U, Cincinnati, Uh
The B'st BOOK tIFf
nously illnitrated price $21, fres to anybody sendlr
two annual subscriptions at 91 each to the Overlap
Monthly. SAN FK AN CISCO. Sample Overlaud, 6
IN ordering goods or making enquiries of at
vrreisers it will be to your advantage to met
tion this paper. So. 3
A A '1 Buys a six months' scholarshi|
V 4:11 before O^t. I. Write at once 1
Ully f HARI OTTF COM WFRCIAI. COI
LEGE CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
- I Satisfaction ouRWatch-woru- ; 1
7 Mr. J. Morrison, of Woodenville, King
& County, State of Washington, writes concern- .
T ing his dealing with us: 'T received the goesls
l Y yesterday in good shape and am highly <
4 pleased with them. Hereafter when I need <
A anything in yourlinc you will hear from me." j
T t " So they come frrmall I
! ^ Our Catalogue is fill- who buy from us. A < t
A [ ed with Bargains, thousand purchasers / C
T [ mean a thousand saiis- i
T customers and fcnsi- .
A 'Vcfrf ness friends. Why don't / (
I J -^/| you send for cur new ^
V N'T/'fn catalogues, anyway? \
A > 111(11! Thev arc absolutely lite, /
! J !j j 111 lp for the asking. j
i I ftrA1 Our Carpet catalcgue ^ j
^ V'' i! 11 f t.,j 's lithographed in ten / I
J colors fr. m nand-painied * j
plates, that show the cr s J
A J x S'K"S fa i t h f u 11 y, and /
. s show alsa art squares, [
t VCWt.1/ ' rugs, and draperies in \ *
A ' Mi their real colors; it also / I ]
contains a superb line of
$1.40 and not a cent! lace curtains, on all of ( ,
a _ " ^ 1._ t I i,,ir or .. I
4ft more xor tnis ^ w
1 Y bier Seat Koclser, least. )
; solid Oak or finish-1 Our Furniture cata- \
A cd imitation mahog-;'ogue is the best ever is- ' ]
1 Y any. Huilt like a sued. If you don't be- jj j
railroad bridge, it's I ieve us,write for it. The I
A so strong, and easily best of it is the prices, A.
worth 52.30?but our, they're 40 to fco percent Y ,
price lower than you >u?pect. <
A A # 1. A Write for our cata- A
' T y |logues today, Madame, Y
) ! [and when they arrive do 4 g
not sleep until you have read them, every J
? word. Address (exactly as below).
JULIU? HINES & SON, Y '
I Dept. 310 Baltimore, Md. J ,
mmi;
i 1
CHILL
TONIC
) IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. I
? WARRANTED. PRICE 60 cts.
Galatia, Ills., Not. 16,18S3.
Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen:?Wo sold last year. 600 bottles of
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC and hare
bought threo gross already this year. In all oarer- j
perience of 14 years, in the drug business, bare I
never sold an article that gave such universal satis- '
taction as your Tonic. Yours truly, I
AJ1NEV.CARB 4CO
SEED WHEAT FOR"SALE!
From the greatest crop ever grown in the
South. 'I hree varieties: Fulcaster, a bearded '
wheat: Red Mav and White Clausen, both
smooth or beardless. Wheat is now verv f reo I
from cockle seed and broken grain, being far
superior to the usual run of seed wheat. We
L will, however, reclean the wheat when de'
sired, taking out almost every cockle seed and
pieces of broken grain as well as any inferior
, grain there may be in it. Wheat as it now is
price 81.iW per bushel, recleaned wheat *31.15 1
per bushel. J'hese prices are both on cars at
Charlotte, including sacks. Each sack contains
two bushels, bend in your orders at
| once if you wish to secure the best seed wheat
on the market. Terms: Cash with order.
1 Charlotte Oil & Fertilizer Co., I
f or Fred Oliver, CHARLOTTE, N. C
: PPU SAWl.
; Ml? WOOD? '
-- II Whynotnsethebcstraachinory i
^tAL^ind Bare time and Btrength.The j
l "Electric" ^SMALLEY SAWS j
enable one man to do the work ten conld do In ]
Etheoldway. Our "Electric" Circular Sawn j i
I Pv. ^ andNclf-Feed Drag Saws i ,
5 Buttle I .y are by far the best general I
E Creek J 7f?vj purpose Farm Saws ever :
g Drag made. Send for Descrip- i
and yrice
Icoot i utters and Horn? Powers! 1 1 A
' ? 8MALLSY MFC. CO., Manitowoc, Wis. | p
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! I Thompson's Eyo Water!1
i MRS. PINKHAM'S AVA
I
Neglect is the Forerunner of Miser]
band Writes of His
Nearly all the ill health of women is tri
feminine organs. These derangements d<
the sensations i
k trouble.
- vj^rSi^ Pathetic s
s Pinkhara of ^
ill isserious heart
t- ^11188^%, ^
I ^ Thehoa
~ E. Pinkh
i- male ills is so well established that it n<
y years it has been used by women with res
P Mrs. Pinkham invites all women who ai
0' to her at Lynn, Mass., for advice. All
I_. only, and no charge is made.
A Million Women Have Been Benefited by
K .
The City by the Sea.
rhe KEELEY INSTITUTE,
N. E. Cor. Vanderhorst & Smith Sts.,
CHARLESTON SOI TH CAROLINA.
Atlantic Ocean Surf Hath in?. Yat^hin?,
Toatins; and Fishing. Trolley and Ferry
{idea 7, 18 and 23 miles, Sullivan Island and
he Isle of Palms, all to be enjoyed while
mder treatment lor
Whiskey or Morphine Addiction,
)pena Oct. 3rd and will be the only
JKeeley Institute In the State.
MACHINERY Hi
Engines, Boilers, tJins, Elevators, Harvest*
ncr \1 at*hinurv VVnnH.wnrkincr Machinery.
?aw. Grist and Cane Mills, Cotton and Hay
Presses, Rice Hullers, W ind Mills and Tanks,
leather and Rubber Relting, Packings, Pipe
ind Pine Fittings, Shafting and Pulleys,
supplies of all kinds.
Hie Celebrated Jingle Cotton Gin. Til?
improved .Tlnrray Ginning System
l,arge Stock. Prompt Shipments. Reliable
Goods at Low Prices.
W. H. GIBBES & CO.,
*Om Charlotte, N. C. COLUMBIA, S. C.
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AT FACTORY PRICES.
Pianos & Organs
Can be obtained direct from the factory
ind freight paid. J represent the builders of
he most reputable makes of both Pianos and
Organs, hence will save you money. For
erms, prices, etc., address
M. A. MALONE, - Columbia, S. C.
PIANOS and ORGANS.
y n I ask comparison in quality, price*
" and terms.
M, A, HALONE.
THE BAILEY-LEBBY CO. -g.
I 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.++
AMES Engines and Boilers,
\ULTMAN & TAYLOR Threshers,
'MONI1 OR" Dustles9 Grain Separators,
Sins, Presses, Corn and Cane Mills,
ENGLEBURG Rice Huller and Polisher,
DE LOACH Saw Mills,
Leather & Rubber Belting, Lacing,
t Packings. Pipe, Iron Fittings, In*
jectors. Pulleys, Shafting, Hand
Pumps and General Supplies.
CHARLESTON. - - S, C.
rry our B-L Co. Anti-Friction Babbitt Metal
SAWMILLS.
If you need a saw mill, any size, writ*
ma before buying elsewhere. 1 have
m Acf aAmnlnia linn rtf mtlla of ABV
dealer or nanufacturer la the South.
CORN MILLS.
Very highest grade 8tones, at unusual]y
low prices.
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY, .
Planers, Moulders, Edger*, Re-Sawa,
Band Saws, Laths, etc.
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Talbott and LIddell.
Engleberg Rice Huller .In stock, qulok
delivery, low prices.
V. C. BADHAM,
No. 1826 Main St, Columbia, S. C.
[)R. Gilder's Liver Pills.
W are so <omblned that they do four things:
l?t. They oct on the Liver.
2nd. They act on the I'pper Dowel*.
3rd. They act on the Lower Dowel*.
4th. They act upon the Kidney*.
Note They do not sicken or gripe. Other pills do
ne-fourth; some one-ha1 f of this. Glider's do It alL
25 Cents a Bo* by Mall,
rhe Howard <A Wlllct Drug Company
Al'CifKTA. GA. MAKE THEM.
nd rery LOW PRICES. Lnrpo sto-'k. Also
IPK, VALVES hikI FITTINGS. KNINES,
BOILERS. MILLS and REPAIRS.
iombard Iron Works & Supply Co,*
AUGUSTl, OA. r '
RNIXG TO WOMEN.
j and Suffering?A Grateful Huswife's
Recovery.
iceable to some derangement of the >
i> not cure themselves, and neglect of
resulting from them is only putting
tories are constantly coding to Mrs.
vomen whose neglect has resulted in
trouble and a whole train of woes,
le story of a woman who was helped
'inkham after other treatment failed:.
Mas. Pixkham:?It affords me very,
isure to be able to state that I believe
l ife owes her health to your medicine
good advice. I'or three years her; . ,
:h failed rapidly; she had heart troue,
often falling down in dizzy and'
fainting spells, shortness of breath,
choking and smothering spells, bloating
of the stomach, a dry cough, dyspeptic
symptoms, menses irreg?lir
tcnnlv. and of an un
-J U??4, J 7 ?
I | natural color. She had been
1 , \ treated by physicians with but,
\1 \ little benefit. She has taken
nA\ your treatment according to
\\ your directions, and is better
^ in every way. I am well pleased
A with the result of your
V v. treatment, and give j'ou
\ y permission to use my letter
/ for the benefit of others.?.
CnAS. II. and Mrs. May Butcher,
Fort Meyer, Va.
JT J*.
ling and strengthening power 01 uyuia
am's Vegetable Compound for all fe;eds
no argument. For over twenty
ults that are truly wonderful,
re puzzled about their health to writo
such correspondence is seen by women
Mrs. Pinkbam's AdYke and Medicine