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GRANDMA MAD CONSUMPTION snd I am afraid I have inilv&lVvvv t'.i J A J i-Ivi. AWC-J. well; i have a cough; icy 1 .iig3 t'-To 2 oream loSii:^ J? ~\^li w 1*j ^.4- r V * > , 7 /1a O liwOll* 7 f -?6? V OiiUn^i 1 UJ * Your doctor says take care of ^ yourself <inf take pi*M cOd-_.ver v!', :"t yen can't cu-i^ it. Only the strong, heathy person car take it, and tney can't take it jfjr.g. It is so rich it upsets the ctomach. Bnt you can take emulsion It is very palatable and easily digested, if you will take plenty of fresh air. and exercise, and SCOTT'S EMULSION steadily. There is very little doubt about vrvir reccverv. There arc hypophosplutes in it; they give su^agth and tone up the nervous system while the cod-liver cil feeds and nourishes. "oc. an J all dm^jrists. SCOTT & LO'Xhd. Ch^mi^ts, New Yorlu Tbo terms "monk" and "friar" used : to denote respectively a smear and a place which the ink has not touched, I most probably originated froui the association cf Carton with the Scriptorium iu Westminster abbey. The garb of the monk was black, and that of the friar was white, in printing ofiioos tha term "latherof the chapel" is applied to the ! chief of tbo compositors. Loudon is foil of mysteries, but it is J a surprising thing to tin:' that it is pos- | sible for a womau to keep 120 dead cats iu wooden boxes without exciting mis- ! girings among her neighbors. Vet this j is what has been discovered at Clerken- j well. A workman accidentally broke into tbo family vault of cats, and then the neighbors remembered that thuir tabbies had strangely disappeared. A Double Funeral. "flare you seen the ucee, sir?" "N'os-, sir? No, sir. What nose, sir?" "Way uyrano , nr. (ruue trictly private).?I* A. \V. Bulletin. I''nttfIkt(lS ZlORB. Amoup points in the fattening of hogs that u~e to be slaughtered, Tli? Socthern Cultivator gives tho reminder that they should he on a strictly corn ; rutiou to give good flavor aud quality j to their meat. No other food equals it ' in this respect. It is also important to J keep their food and water perfectly ! clean. Troughs, Loth for food aud wa- i "J) ter, should bo so arranged that tho anituals can get their heads to them, but not their feet. The floors of pens should ho of planks, so inclined as to allow good drainage, and kept scrupulously clean by daily attention. If the food of hogs is mixed with filth it will injuro the flavor of tbeii meat. Give as much j food at a time as they will eat up clean, j but no more; uuy left over is apt to; sour and become foul. Protect from rain aud wind bo that as little of their food as possible may bo consumed in npnprjitin^ heat, in ulace of making tiesh and fat. Stock liogs may bo allow ed to glean the potato litlds and be fed on late cut sorghum. Peanuts and artichokes should be kept lor a later period in the winter, as they will remain in the ground uninjured. U'Mtf ?y Orcnni Colored Srcttonit "Is it better to use white or cream colored sections or dot'6 it make any difference which you user" This question, discussed by the United States j Beekeepers' union, brought cut the fol- | JowiDg among a large number of ro- J plies, mutt of them favorable to white sections: Air. Masters?I believe that in my market I eau soil comb honey in white eections for 1 cent more per section than in cream colored sections. I have tried it time and again. In the cream colored sections it doesn't sell well. Mr. Latbrop?I have tried both, acd 1 hud that tho material in the cream colored sections is very moch poorer than that in tho white sections. There is more breakage in tho cream colored. I do not use tbnw eithtr for myself or j for my customers. I buy nothing bot the snow white, and I feel better satisfied. Mr. Scott?I have soid more or lew honey with both white and cream colored sections to tho merchants in Chicago, Omaha and Kansas City, and I do not know that there is any uiC'eience. Wo have made no difference. Mr. Dnuzenbnker?I have recorn -i ?i ?? 1-oftfttl/Mij ZDfZKieU 1U UIJ UUU11 IUO L>co? avuiiuiio, Ko. 1. I think i! tko honey I was getting wbfc dark I would use dark sections, but if I produced white honey I believe 1 would like white sections. Mr. Raochfuss?The past season we sold about 100,00b No. 2 sections, and , pretty nearly every one of the beekeepers who bought them because they were forced to buy them would como back and say they wouldn't take any more at uiiy price. We have concluded that next year we will not sell them. The dark sections don't show off the honey co^welL ^ < : :?A-ARPr '4 ._ ? ? -? SOIL FERTILITY. Interesting: Co lie 1m si on* From Experiments With Fertlliziwn. Valuable and tbjror.gh experiments in the maintenance of the fertility of the toil have been continued for a hv.mber of years at the Ohio station. The results of these ex* -ucnts appear to i- tify the opinion Mat for th? crops and sails under teat phosphoric arid ia gt present tiie nioct important constituent of a firtilizer, with nitrogen and potash following in the order named. Further cuncla.-ions drawn by the etai tiun are: i The largest increase is only obtaioefl when tho fertilizer contains all tbrne of these constituents, but it does not ns yet seem necessary to use nitrogen and potash in so largo proportion, relatively to jiliOfphoric acid, as would be iudicafc; ed bv the chemical composition of tho crops. | Apparently, phosphoric acid should considerably exceed cither nitrogen or potafh ia quantity in a fertilizer for corn, cats or potatoes, while for wheat the proportion of nitrogen may closely approximate that of phosphoric acid. Vitfiio nf is nnnnrAnt.lv tl>? most effective carrier of nitrogen in common ! use as a fertilizer, but it can seldom be us"d with economy iu Ohio because of the telatively high cost of its nitrogen. Slaughterhouse tanbige, w. teh is (be carrier of "ammonia" iu practically all the factory mixed fertilizers sold in this state, is probably a less effective carrier of nitrogen than nitrate of soda, | but the cokt of nit. jg. n iu unmixed tankage, when due allowance is male for the phosphoric acid carried by the tankage, is so much less ti.au in nitrate of roda that tankage becomes a much more economical source of nitrogen to tbo Ohio farmer than nitrate of soda. This advantage in taukuge disappears, however, wheu it is purchased iu tbo ordinary factory raised fertilizer, since the price at which such fertilizers are generally sold brings the cost of their nitrogen to a higher figure tbau its 1 necessary cost in nirrnto of soda, while the experiments reported in bulletin U3 of this station indicate tuartue nitrogen of the factory mixed fertilizer is not more effective tbau that of ordinary taukage. Dissolved bouoblack is apparently a more effectivo carrier of pbosphcricacid than rrw bouernoal or acid phosphate, but dissolved bouoblack, like nitrate of soda, is seldom or never used in the compounding of factory mixed fertilizers in Ohio, because of the lower cost of phosphoric acid in other materials. Acid phosphate, on account cf its comparative cheapness ami large supply, has become the standard carrier of fertilizer phosphoric acid. Our experiments indicate that commercial acid phosphate, like slaughterhouse tankage, is variable in composition, and both materials should only be bought on a guaranteed analysis. Our experiments fully support the in ferenco that the phosphoric acid of bonemeal and tankage, when these materials nro finely ground, is quite us effecti ive, pouud for pound, as the "available" pbosphorio acid of acid phosphate, and that these materials, unlike boneblack I and Carolina rock, require no treatment with sulphuric acid to make their phospborio acid availuble, provided only tbe "grinding be done with sufficient thoroughness. Investigations indicate that there hns been a decided improvement in grinding within recent years. lhisic slag appears to stand next to dissolved t^ueblack in effectiveness as a carrier of phosphoric acid. Apparently this result is in part at least due to tLe superior mecbuuical condition of the slag meal, as it is an extremely fine powder. This material is not treated with acid. These experiments show that the fer tiliziug constituents of buruvurd manure act more slowly than those of commercial fertilizers, but as they cost much less in manure it becomes the cheapest fertilizer. The advantage of applying manure to the snrfaco instead of plowing it under is strikingly shown. Wlnfrring Catitine^. A Colorado farmer gives the following method for keeping cabbages in winter: "I plow deep furrows by going two or three times in a furrow with a plow turning 14 inches wide. I run a furrow to every four rows of cabbage, or to three if the cubbagcs are thick in tho row. I let cabbages lie four or flvo hours after pulling, then pack closely in tho furrows with the Leads down. At first they are covered with a light layer of earth by throwing a furrow from each side. At tho approach of severe weather I cover with coarse, strawy manure, but net so thickly as to heat. Those to be kept till late in spring keep better if plaood on the shady side of rows of trees. We kuve very little rain in win ter, and this plan might not do so we where rains and snows are heavier. Irrigation Ago. If this tiling keeps up the allies will soon be as hostile to the Chinese as they are lo each other. " 1 ' Needs Rest. j Miss Lillian Clayton Jowett has jconcluded her crusade work in Richmond had has relumed to the j 'classic shades of Boston, a sadder # I land wiser woman, although 'lie I ; last comparative indicates much | ! vet to h? attained. Miss Jewell j went to Richmond to stir tip the : negroes to a sense of their wr mirs Jat the hands of the Southern | whites. 1 he negroes wouldn't he j jstirrrvd. So Miss Jewelt retursi-; wearily to Huston. Before Jea\-j ing Richmond she said. k,I will; confess tBat were lynching* lor j offenses against white women by negroes the only offenses 1 would i no longer advocate this movement 1 | in the way ^hat I do. You don't | understand me, no one does, ami ' ! sometimes I don't understand my-j self. I have been tinder a ner-' I 1 j vous si rain for such a length o; ; : lime that I ant absoutelv ill neiil \ ol a rest." Now that is the idea 1 exactly. Miss Jewelt needs re*t j ahd we hope she will take a good ; i " long rest, say about twenty-'.'ve or t'nnv vears.?Charleston Post. ^1 Wood's I Seeds. | I Every Farmer g should have a copy of | Wood's Autumn Catalogue of I j I SEEDS AND GRAIN || g For Fall planting. It tella allabout e g GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS, g Hairy, or Winter Vetch, | Crimson Clover, 11 Seed Wheat,/ Oats, etc.' It also Rives descriptions, boat methods I I B of cultnre and much special and valna- B ble information about all crops that B N can be sown to advantage in the Fall I j B and early Winter. Catalogue mailed B free. Write for it and prices of any B K Seed* or Seed Grain required. g T. W. WOOD & SONS, SEEDSMEN. I j Arrange your plans to attend ihe .*>2d Annual State Fair ai Columbia, Oct. 29ih to Nov. 2d, in| elusive. . ? ? j The great success of Charnberain's | Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy I in the treatment of bowel complaint! has made it standard over the greater i mirt of the civilized world. For sale by Dr. I?C Scott. When it comes to shirt waists, men always did have a leaning! tAttrafilc ifDm/iit A WORD TO MOTHERS. Mothers of children attccted with ' roup or a severe cold need not hesitate to administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It Contains no opiate nor narcotic in any form and mar be given as confidently to the babe as to an adult. The great success that has attended its use in the treatment of ?.oids and eroup has won for it the approval and praise it has received lhroughout the United States and in many foreign lands. For sale by Dr. DC Scott. The real test of a good country is where worthless ineu do well. h'??t V Chill Fills cure chills and malarial troubles. That is what they J were made lor. Cure after after other I remedies fail. No Cure, no pay. Price i 23 ets. per bottle. Sold by Wallace & j Johnson. Kiches come belter alter pov ertv than poverty after riches. L)r. Catly's Condition Powders. Are just what a horse need.''when iti had condition. Tonic, Wood puritier and vermifuge. They arc not food hut medicine and the best in ufie to pur a horse in i?rimc condition. Price 2"? era. per package. For sale by beptt. We are Offerin LADIES HATS si I. Iv S Ji J A ^ r\^s UIBBONSVELVETS FINE ME, Please call when you are in town you money - stackJey's A man's experience in lile often causes him to wowler if a. mirror ( ..... I - I. .1.^ A.,.. wy^n i uiuhtu nit; uuy uc huj born. IVH'itt's Little Early Risers are prompt, palatdble, pleasant, powerIll!. purifying little pills. Wallace & Johnson. '1 lie {rood old wheel horse is; ! rapidly giving away to a horse that is all wheels?I he motor. _ I To prevent consumption quickly cure throat and lung troubles with One Minute Coagh Cure. Wallace. & Johnson. Every red-headed boy is called, 'reddy;" why aren't red-headed. girls called something. The most dainty and effective pills , made are DeWitt's Little Karlv Risers. ?I*I - I--1 M ,11 It A iney are uriequaieu lor an nvei aim bowel troubles Never gripo. Wallace \ .1 olii.son. No situation, however wretched ; it seems, but has swine sort of eonilort attending it. A Wanderful (Jure of Diarrhoea. A Prominent Virgina Editor Had) Almost (liven up, but Was Hrouglit j Pack to lVrfcet Health byChamberlian's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ?Read His Editorial. i I .MifTced with diarrhoea for a long ( film* :i ml 1 iiiiliirlif I W:i*C T?11<f 1 ?#?iII?T ' cured. Iliad spent much time and,, mown mid suffered so much misery that I had almost decided to give up ullhopes of recovery and await the result, but noticing the advertisement1 of Chamberlain's Cnlice, Cholera and j Diarrhoea Remedy ana also some I testimonials 'tatin^ how some wonder-1 ful cures had been wrought by this' e iv I aecided to try it. At'terj takiinr a few doses I was entirely well,. of that trouble, and I wDU to say | further to my readers and fellow-suffers that I :uu a hale and hearty man , to-day and feel as well as I ever did in , my life.?() R Moore. Sold by Dr. It; j C Scott. The gods cannot help a man who loses opportunity. You ran spell it cough, eoft", cauglt,: kauf. kaff, kough. or kaugh. but the 11 only harmless remedy that, quickly j] cures it is One Minute Cough Cure.'Wallace & Johnson. A bird can roost but on one:^ 11 branch. i ! < .... i The emergency hags sent by a church ( society to Kansas soldiers in the l*lii 1 ip-.; pines contained among the necessities a . lwix of I>cWilt's Witch Hazel Salve. '<. the well known cure for piles, injuries ; * and skiti diseases. The ladies took 1 care to obtain the original I)eWlrt's 4 Witch Hazel Salve knowing that all j ' .1.1 . . %?"..! i me 'luurenciis arc whiuc-k. m m-1 liicc A Johnson. It doesn't take three generations' to unmake a cuntiemun. 11 Larue sun spots, astronomers say. J1 caused the extreme heat this summer,11 and doctors declare nearly all the ^ prostrations were induced by disorders J of the stomach. Good health- follows,1 uood digestion. Kodol Dyspopda Cure ; 1 di{.'e>t what you eat. If you have.in- t digestion, or dyspepsia it will quiefcly ; relieve and permanently cure .you. j Wallace & eJ[ohasua.... t ' : ==v g Bargains, in. Ef jOODS, TRUNKS' SHOES NOTIONS' Xi~ p3U/33 3j IOB* CJM CTMPfcJj M ?VB Wr law \y?ac?ir?AtJ x ? We buy for cash and will save Cash Storet Tiio class in Chinese feeo^raphy may have to do a iittle scratchim; iii order tn keep up with the pro cession. The progressive nations of tin* world < arc the exeat fixid consuming nulotis <?ood food well digested gives strength. If you cannot digest ail you eat, you need Kodol I ?y.?q>'.:psia Cure. Itdige-ts what you eat. You need not diet yourself. Iteoiitaius all of.the di gestuiits combined with the best known tonies md reconstruct ives. It will even digest ail classes of foods in .1 bottle. No other preparation will do this* It instantly relieves and quickly euros aJl stoma, h troubles. Wallace & .Tj&Iirsoii. No man is fond-of his calling when it. comes to 'getting up lit the morning. You aswme to risk whon won buy ' rhatnherlain.s Colic, (jolera and l)iar* rhoea Remedy. Dr. D. C. Scott will : refund your money iSyou arc not satis tied after iMng it. It is everywhere admitted to be the most success ul remedy in use for bowel complaints . ;tnu the only one tnat never fails. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. ' In business no man ever gives lhe real secret of his success. I'oi-ori'Us toad-ton]* - resembling ; mushrooms have caused freijueet deaths this year. He sure to use- 'only tin* genuine. oL-u-. ve the same care u hen you a~k f<v lh*Witt's Witch ll.c/.tl Salve. Tli"re ar?' poteunoii* counterfeits. In* Witt's Is-the only nr.ginal Vv'iteh Hazel Salve. It is a ?afe and certain cure for piles and ah . -kin diseases. Wallace <fc Johnson. I.et us be inflexible antl fortune > will at last change in our favor. Is there any hog cholera about? If .o send oO cents <|iiic-k for Biggie Swine Book. published by Wilraer, Atkinson i Y>. Philadelphia. It will help sick. . lier.is and ke-p well ones well. SI i STAPLE. Look at. .h-i next ten people you meet and see how much is worn of theiy-callrc! jewelry. From a ivatcli chain to a live cent stick pin lewelry iia-> come to is.- a staple artiel 1 dress. Von will buy more or less of. it; sec iliat viii get. what you pay for whn i./ik l.i' V*. / > l\n Cite*.. <.r t it i t * Miii mi*. i \'ii i <i11 i/u nine vi nua i* roil will buy of Eag?, Oliver 21 Co., Kingstree, who have a full as-orlr jsnt of the IV . K. Main ('<>.. good*. Every article of :he.-?- goods i> fully warranted to U xartly :is represented. A printed 'uararitv to this effeet is given with jvIi article of tln>? goods purcluiMrd 1 tt their <tore. IV. V. MAIN CO Eastern Factory Cor. Friendship uirl Eddy Sts., l'rovldrmv, K.I. We.tern Factory (Largest .leweln Factory ia the world). East Iowa City. . Iowa. ()ver 52 000 feet of floor space . DENTISTRY.' IMI# - - J !iOO . The utnU-r.Mgned, after a ^access- pul practice of Dentistry for "thirty our years, is now located at Kings- :ree, at the Brockinton obou.se. , ivliere he is prepared to do* any king in the Dental line at cut rate ? rices. Live and let five: his : noito. No shoddy work'shatf paw* ; :!ie portals of hia'offtfce. Satfoffto ion guaranteed. A trhd ashoKetteo 1 Respectfully, . a.m. snider;. i .Dental sU.^v,Yi..a. V