The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 04, 1907, Page 6, Image 6
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ouma rticis adoui riymouth Kocks.
Mi George F.. Howard, secretary of!
llie National Poultr\ association, and
tinrlcr the supervision of United States
Department of Agriculture, in bulletin
51. says:
"The Plymouth Rock is the most
popular of all varieties oi poultry as a
general-purpose fowl. Its medium si/e,
hardy growth, and priori laving quali- ,
ties make it a practical fowl for'^thej
farm. The Par red variety is the most
generally known of the Plymouth
Rocks, and it- history dates back a'
little over a cjnarter of a century. Va- i
rious bloods were used in its making,!
the belief being general that it origi- i
nally came front a cross between the
American Dominique and the Black,
Java. It has also been shown that the!
Light Brahma, Dark Brahma, and Pit,
Game have been used in its making. I
"The Barred Plymouth Rock is of a J
grayish-white color, regularly crossed
with parallel bars of blue-black running
in straight distinct lines throughout
the entire length of the feather, and
showing on the down of under-color!
of the feathers. The barring is some-!
what smaller on the hackle and saddle
feathers than on other portions of
the body. The bird is of medium size,
# with broad neck, Hat at the shoulders,
the breast is full, and the body broad
and compact medium-sized wings that
fold gracefully, the points being well
covered with breast and saddle feathers;;
a medium-sized head, ornamented with
uji! IKIK, UI ixm 1^*<| tuiiiP (till!
a large, bright eye: and yellow beak,
legs and toes, places the picture before
us in its entirety. The difference between
the Barred and the Pea-comb
Barred is that the latter has a small,
firm and even pea-comh, instead of sin-J
gle comb.
"For the farmer or market poultryman
they are favorites, being of medium
size, well proportioned, with a |
deep, full breast, making a most ad-j
mirable bird for market purposes. |
They are hardy, mature early, and make;
excellent broilers from eight to twelve
weeks old. They arc good layers the
year round, and in winter they lay exceptionally
well. Their eggs are brown
in color and average R to a pound.
They are good sitters and excellent
mothers.
"The Barred Plymouth Rock, besides
being a practical fowl, is also one of
the most sought after by fanciers. No
class is better filled at the average poul-i
try show of the country than is this. ,
The graceful figure, upright carriage,
u this New Ye
that follow, we still wish
t that makes no difference,
And now jnst a word ab<
is Always Been
sonnell of our fore
: you to judge. It
siness superior to t
>e things, and at
luxuries, at a sma
ilize our expectatio
new courage and
jssibly show for th
attain the high id
>r Your Every
cere thanks for what you \
freshest of everything to ec
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and active nature endear it to all as a
fancier's fowl. There is a fascination
in breeding il for plumage, the more
regular and even the barring the better.
It requires much skill to breed
for color, and two matings are generally
used. An established rule for mating
foi cockerels is to use a standardcolor
male with medium-dark iemalcs.
and tor pullets use light male and
dark females. The double mating is
resorted to by many, yet the writer has
seen rare specimens produced iron,
single Dialings.
"The characteristics of the Barred
Plymouth Rock are noticeable in the
other varieties of Plymouth Rocks, ex
cepting that of color. The size,, shape,
general outlines, and qualities are the
same in the other varieties as in the
Barred. The White Plymouth Rookis
pure white in plumage throughout,
and the huff is a clear huff, uniform in
shade, except the tail, which is deep
huff or copperish-yellow hrown. The
huff should extend to the undercolor as
much as possible; the deeper the better.
"The standard weight of cocks is 9Yi
pounds; hens, ~'/j pounds; cockerels,
K pounds; and pullets, h'/. pounds."
TYNER S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
A Guaranteed Cure.
It you suffer from Dyspepsia or Indigestion
in any form, gas, belching,
hitter taste, offensive had breath, dizzy
spells, sour stomach, heart flutter, nancrnctritic
frm/l t>*ntic t ?r
>wt-llii)K in the stomach, hack or side
deep-seated kidney or liver trouble,
then they will disappear in a short
time after taking Tyncr's Dyspepsia
Remedy, made especially to cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and all Stomach
Troubles, even of the worst cases. Tyncr's
Dyspepsia Remedy expells the
Kases and sweetens the breath. It
cures Sick Headache, Colic and Constipation
at once. Drupcppsts or by express
50 cents a bottle. Money refunded
if it fails to cure. Rice Drug
Co., Union, S. C.
Get right with God and you will
be right with men. Some people
try to treat their fellows right,
without taking God into their lives,
but this is impossible.
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FRIENDS
ar's Greeting, h
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you joy and prosperity, and
the thought aid the wish w
out ourselves, our business,
Our Purpose tc
e genteel and above
has been our effort
hat you obtain else'
: the same time gi
Her cost than you c
ns, nor to come up i
stronger determin,
te liberal support ai
eal? that j^aye alwa
- >j
FaviJiv Large
lave done during 1906. and
it. the hest nf servirp and no
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L L. WAGNO
x>o?oooefl<
CAUOHT IN THE CURRENT.
College education for Women.
i
Oi tin- many <iuestinns which occupy
tlu* attention oi thoughtiul public nicu. j
that oi higher education for women has
held a prominent place in Srhth Caro
Una forWears? At Winthrop college
th'? CfnJ ?. --- * '
?.,.?nv. ^. 111 provides lor,
;tl>out -Jx hundred girls, but there arc
twice 0*Bt number of^fipplications ev
cry- year from* girls are seeking!
an educfttioijJ- Converse- college and
the denortkhiationatT institutions accom
modate about twelve. hundred young '
women, but every one of schools!
lis filled and refuses adtni&siort to applicants
year by year.
The State maintains three colleges
I lor young men,?the Citadel, the University
of South Carolina and Clemson. i
j There are about one thousand students
in these colleges. For the educationi
of these boys the State appropriates
j more than $_>oo,ooo every year. Winithrop.
which is the only State college
for women, receives $70,000 a year1
from tin- f~ I
I . - , <iiiu niv ii iviuw * ?l II""'
male education want this amount ini
creased to a sum equal to that appropriated
for male education, aud a
strong effort will he made at the ap
' proaching session of the legislature to
; provide a way hy which the expectations
of the women's college may he
realized. We trust some scheme may
he devised.
A Wonderful Happening.
Port Byron, N. Y., hps witnessed
.one of the most remarkable eases of
> healing ever .'recorded. Amos F. King,
of that place, says: "Nuckfen's Arnica
! Salve cured a sore on my leg with
which I had suffered over So years. 1
am now eighty-five." Guaranteed tci
cure all sores, hy all druggists; 25c. i
To be of pood cheer in case of
I disappointment: exercise greater
| charity toward the erring, and
! make more allowance for the opin|
ions of people whose views differ
from mine; to smile more and
frown less.
A Memorable Day.
One <?fdays we remember with jf
pleasure, as with profit to oiA
health, is the dBwon which we bccam? I
acquainted wfQ^Dr. K'n#t New
PH1s? the painless ciin (
headache Jtnd motfsness, and keep tht
bowels right. 25<" at all druggists. J|
' *AND'
ecause we wis
so on clear through thi
t"
ill be there just the same,
and our service to you.
i run a Clean,
! reproach in even
to give service of
where. We have
ive you a superior
an^obtain the san
lo our ideals, but >
ations thaq ever
rid patrdnju/0Vyo
lys been'mir go31.
or W
fill citiraraltr .
in auiwviwij apfiictiaic j
litest attention, and all to
CERY
N, Manager. ,.
Prosperity and the Railroads.
Otic of the strongest testimonials t
the prosperity ni the country is tli
fact that the ptilrouds are not ahle t
handle the freight and passenger tra
tic with anything lil<e adequacy. Cot
gested tracks and delayed trains ar
now the rule rather than the exceptioi
is was the case a. few years ago. Tli
hulk of business has increased so rar
idly that^he railroads cannot hautl
it. and thflfcir factories and locomotiv
works cannot'supply the demands mad
upon them for additional cquipmcn
Anyhow thc^j^dic sighs for relief.
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* A Squaffe Dpql
Is assured you when you btAone of Di
Pierce's family medicines?for all the In
grodients entering into them are prtnto
on the bottle-wrappers and their formul
are attested under oath as being complnt
and correct. You know Just what you ar
paying for and that the ingredients ar
gathered from Nature's laboratory, bein
selected from the most valuable nativ
medicinal roots found growing in ou
American forests and while potent to cur
are perfectly harmless even to the mos
delicate women and children. Not a droj
of alcohol enters into their composition
A much better agent is used both for ox
trading and preserving the mcdicinn
principles used In them, viz.?pure triple
refined glycerine. This agent possesse
intrinsic medicinal properties of its owr
being a most valuable anti-septic and ant:
ferment, nutritive and soothing dcmul
cent
Glycerine plays an important part ii
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ii
the cnrc of indigestion, dyspepsia am
weak stomach, attended by sour risings
heart-burn, foul breath, coated tongue
poor appetite, gnawing feeling in atom
ach, biliousness and kindred derange
merit* of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Besides curing all the above distressini
ailments, tho"Golden Medical Discovery
Is a specific for all diseases of the mucou
membrane*,,** catarrh, wlo-ther of tin
nasal pflHnlges or of the stomach, bowel
or pelvic organs. Even In Its ulcerative
stages it will yield to this sovereign rem
edy if its use lie persevered in. InChronh
Catarrh of the Nasal passages, it is well
whllo taking the "Golden Medical l)is
covery " for the necessary constitutiona
treatment, to cleanse the passages freel3
two or three times a day with Dr. Sage'i
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough courst
of treatment generally cures the worst
eases.
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bronchial.
throat and Jung affections, except consumption
In Its advanced stages. thc"Golder
Medical Discovery " Is a moat efficient remedy.
especially in those obstinate, hang-or
coughs caused by Irritation and congestion ol
the bronchial mucous membranes. The "Ills
oovery " m not so trood for tcute ooutrhs arlslnc
from sudden colds, nor must It tx> expected
to cum consumption In Its advanced
sta?ea?no medicine will do that?hut for all
the obstinate, chronic couffhs. which. If nselected.
or badly treated, lead up to consump
It Is the best medtchi?4|pfail^>ertakei)
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Board at Cost. Writs Ovid
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PATRC
;h you joy ani
Is year of W07. We may
Whatever of happiness 01
High Class Bus!
y respect; how we
every kind that co
fought and we are
class of high grad
re elsewhere. We li
ve are not daunted
before. The hight
u have given us
e are Gratefi
/our liberal support for 111
cost you less than you I
COMI
300000000
Money to Loan.
On improved and productive farini
? at 7 per cent, on loans of $10u0 an
e upwards, and at 8 per cent, on loan
0 from $3oo to $1<k)0. All loans run ft
j ; five years. For further particulai
I i<> Ct 10WN8KN0.
l-1 40-4 nios. Attorneys-at-Lav
i, Union & Glenn Spring
Railroad Company.
It- Leave Union 7:30 A. M., 12:30 an
e 4:30 P. M.
ic Arrive at Buffalo 7:45 A. M., 12:4
t. and 4:15 P. M.
Leave Buffalo 8:15 A. M.t 1:30 an
- 5:00 P. M.
Arrive at Union 8:30 A. M., 1:45 an
.. 5.;i5 P- M.
1- Leave Union 9:00 A. M., 5:30 P. \
Pass Neal Shoals 9:35 A. M., 6:c
e Pe
Arrive at Pride 9:55 A. M., 6:2
? P. M.
^ Leave Pride 10:25 A. M., 7:00 P. \
r Pass Neal Shoals 10:40 A. M., 7:1
? P. M.
1 Arrive at Union 11:20 A. M.f 7:5
I! p- MAll
trains daily. Connections mad
L at Pride with Seaboard Air Lin
s through trains. Southbound in th
[l morning and Northbound in the ever
I- ing.
n M. B. Summer,
a | General Passenger Agent.
PRICES: H)!low Ground $2~60
* if^SwDoable Concave lor Exrta Hea<r
* \ Beard($3.00
B ^^VV^TtfSi^Palr In LsatherCaee $5,601
to. M agnetle
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i Razor Troubles
1 Possible
366 Clean ShavM
* " Get one
^^d?Hr from your
^fgSjjr dealer on 30
days trial, with
NO OBLIGATION TO PURCHASE
* For sale bj
Union Hardware Co.
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i Try to be pleasant; it will cosi
\ you little, and is worth much tc
others.^
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i prosperity. S not
be able to tell yon O f
r success comes to yon, X
iness-JBfe- A
II we have sue- *
mes within the If
; still fighting to *
e eatables, table if 4
lave not always If
, we turn to the If
est appreciation If
is to strive with af
07. Our Motto is: the at
lave to pay elsewhere. *
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3>! Picture Framing, Glass, Wall
I* Paper, Window Shades,
jjj Carpet Laying.
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" ! Phone 101. Main Street. Union, S.C
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mrough Pullman Sleeping Cars
id on all Through Trains?Convenient
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Winter Tourist Rates are
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points. For full information
,5 as to rates, routes, etc., consult
nearest Southern Railway
i. Ticket Agent or
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