Sudden Deaths.
oovntry AIM! (kitforous bee au'.e so deccp
•3 111 II liftJOA Many sudden
deaths aie caused by
{alhire or apoplexy
llyrfTM cM p are often the result
JjHsj of kidney disease. If
4( 1 pA kidnoy trouble is al-
n fell lowed to advance the
WC—H K| kidney-poisoned
jQk, « blood will attack the
B*- x — vital organs or the
Mwmashres break down and write
away oeli by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
t derangement of the kidneys and s cure Is
■bHlnail quickest by a proper treatment of
Ah Mdbeys. If you sre feeling badly you
can make no mistake by tsklnp Dr. Kilmer's
AwaMp-Root, the greet kidney, liver and
MKWH remedy.
Il corrects inability lo hold urine and scald
tag pain In passing It, and overcomes thai
unpleasant necessity of being compelled o
fo often during the day, snd to gel tip many
times during the nipht. The mild and the
extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon
naMzed. It stands the highest for 111 won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and sold
tor all druggists In fifty-cent and one-dollar
turn a sample b"ttH of gseujVs
this wonderful new dis
cowry and a book that J
tolls all about it. both
sent five by mall. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.
Bln|hamton, N. Y. When writing mention
iwaeing this generous oiler in this paper,
Doa t mate any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's
Svaibp-Root, snd the address. Blnghamton,
N.Y n on every bottle.
It Is a well known fact that ontton
•r any other erop, produced with Vlr
■talWckrollna Fertilisers will bring
the highest possible prim on the war
let Half healthy, strong. wull-Oa
valepeit. early cotton, with full grown
bollson the fruit limb* at the t mm- an
well as all the way ui> to the very top
sad tip ends of the bram tun of the
eottoo plants, hy litierally using
Virgiaia-Caraliia Fertilizers.
They oontatn ail the mati rlnln necce
aary to supply to your land the ele-
Beatewhii;h nave been taken from tt
by repeated cultivation year after year,
lluee fertilisers will irreatly "increase
your yields pel arre. Auuept no sub
stitute from your dualer.
Vlrglaie-Careliea Chemical Ce.
Richmond. Va. Atlanta, (la.
Norfolk. Va. Havaiinah. tla.
Durham. N. C._ - Montgomery, Ala
Charteeton, a. 0. Memphin, Tonn.
Baltimore, Md. Bhrereport, La.
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New Siscavery 1
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R«'l fliffn wiftlih 1 . "1 • !
and i-n -km hv U'd ftcky M i.uus.i. 1w ia uth
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GOICEN NUGGETS TOU i>EoPll
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FEEDING APPLES AND PUMPKIN#.
Experiment* Showed Oood but Experv
sive Qalna.
Farmers generally regard pumpkin*
highly m a fall pis feed- They are suc
culent, palatable and nutritious, and,
properly fad. give profitable returns..
Experiments at three nations where
the utility of cooking pumpklna wai
Studied ibow that the practice added
little to the efficiency of the ration.
The gains front feeding were good lu
•11 cases and economically produced.
Piga fed on raw pumprfins and S™ l "
allowed galna at a cost of 262 pound*
of grain and 178 pound* of pumpkins
per 100 pounds of gain where the pump
kins were fed raw, and 222 pounds of
grain and 1,110 pounds of pumpkins for
each 100 pounds of gain when they
were cooked.
Another test at the same station with
a ration of cider or windfall apples and
pumpkins, equal parts, cooked, showed
good but expensive gains, the high cost
li ilng attributed to the apples.
Management of Manure.
The need of keeping manure moist 1»
et peclally marked In case of horse ma
nure, which ia naturally dry and de
enmpoees with great rapidity. The
same Is true In a less degree of sheep
n anure. The common and harmful
"ilre-fanging" Is the result of an ln
aiifflcleiu supply or water and may be
readily checked by sprinkling.
A method employed In the prepara
tion of this well-rotted manure In
France, described In Farmers' Bulle
tin. Is as follows: The manure Is
placed on slightly Inclined plats of
picked earth or cement, so arranged
that the leachlngs drain out Into a pit,
ftom w tilch they ure pumped up aud
d stributed over the msnure hasp. It la
u ual to provide two manure plats, so
airangtd that when one Is full (when
the manure Is 8 to 10 feet high) it may
b' allowed to ferment undisturbed
while the other Is used. The manure
It carried from the stables to the top of
the manure heap lu wheelbarrows over
at Inclined plane of boards. Care Is
g'so tsM-n lo smooth down the sides of
tl:» heap, to prevent the too free accrue
01' air nud the loss of teachings, as de
scribed in the illustration.
Feeding Sheep for Market.
The larmers they would j
11 (e to leed sheep for market should be 1
aura to convince themselves that It Is a
b talnes > by Itself and that regularity !
a id uniform attention must be the con- j
Riant rule. We would place Hist and j
al>ove everything, proper tiuallllcatlon j
tia carry on the business. The fitness j
n us) consist of untiring energy, per
s vnrence and a reasonable amount of 1
d icretlon and financial genius, witli a
n.ttursl Inclination to pay careful at- i
t'ntlon to detall-r-a concentration of j
Ideas on one subject. VfUli a, man ,
flited for the business must go proper
iurronn.lings A dry, sunny spot should
b' chosen for the corrals. If possible,
g t a gerttle south slope for the ground,
s that nstural drainage will be se
c red Itunnlng water Is desirable if
» ill arranged It should lie so encom
pt ssed that It will throHgh a
trough with force sufficient to keep It
ft.im freezing. If this cannot be done
|t should be shut off at night.
Shelter for Animals.
When stai king straw either in the j
I Id or baruyard, a good shod suitable
t ■' cattle, sheep or hogs, or evcu rough
i.t'm tto4s and implements, may bo
l ule Willi little work. Before Uitcsh
i 'j, secure six posts, eight leet In
I. igtb and- forked at one end II possi
-119. AI the place the stack is to lm j
I lit, set the posts two feet deep lu j
I IA grot,nd 111 rows of three posts on
r.i It sh.c; the rows eight or ten feet
n, art, and pouts nine leet apart In row. j
'! ke two polej each -0 leet long and
l'i ice one on each row of posts for
i isspln es to hold the top. lay aspen
II les si\ or eight inches apart on top
oi the. crosspleces and set ordinary
p les'slanting around the frame, leav
iu: one end opeu. The poles should
be close euough together to keep the
straw fiom falling In or being pulled
oi t Build the stocks on top of this
fi ime aud a comfortable shelter will oe
>i'ovlded. .
Feed the Sheep Salt.
It la very desirable that aheep should
be kept so tame as to be easily caught
at d bandied, an£ the weekly salting la
a powerful aid in making the sheep
decile. The salt may be dropped, In
amall bandfuls, on the sod, or put Into
small bones kept iu the Held If the
salt Is dropped on o(i*llnate weeds, or
tuft of coarse grass, the sheep will
eradicate them, and better herbage will
tail* the place. With a llttlejime sprtnt
each week in letting the sheep eat from
the hand, or the dish, the whole flock
(an be kept very tame, and the time i
will be amply repaid whenever It is
necessary to move the sheep to other
pasture, or to catch any for other pur* ;
posee
Gathering leaves —The booMi'mter
Now is the tintc to the j
iuuttli ami strength of lung*; The,
best, remedy to use for coughs at d
colds is Bee's I.nxative Honey and :
Tar. The otilv cough syrup that
docs not constipate the bowels, hut
which on the other hand,
all cold frotn the system by acting
as a pleasant laxative. ISest for
coughs, colds, croup, whooping
cough, etc. Sold by S. R. Biggs. 1
TH for Tat.
Bat—A penny for your chance.
Ball—Ah! you're always knocking
Particular Percy.
"vl'll nut go in to bathe to-day;
' I "quite give up the notion.
I shall wait until some other time.
When nobody's uslug the ocean!"
These Lout] Hhirts.
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— i> x -•*+•- /
Mrs. Hmltlisoii What a pretty
; sample of wall paper.
Mr. Hiulthson Wall paper! Bay,
that's tho sample of one of my uew
summit shirts ,
How Ha Thought.
Oera!dlu» The man I marry must
be brave and handsome.
Oeiald lie can't very well be
both.
UersUlltie- —Why notT
Gerald If he Is binve he will face
yot.i father, an.l after that Interview
his good looks nil) be gone.
Better for the Worse.
• '
"But, John, didn't ,vou teVe me far
; better or for worse?"
"Yes, Miranda, tut Mu*.« has
come to that statu ft lieu I am goUg
' to Insist on s«me of the t^ttPr."
It is a sin to suffer with hack
ache and pains over the Kidneys
when a single dose of Pine-ales
will tfivc relief in one night. Suf
fering women should heed these
warning ere it is too lnte. Female
troubles may result. Pine-tiles
will strengthen the kidneys and
and bladder, cleanse the blood and
relieve the aches and pains of Neu
ralgia and Rheumatics. Sold by
S. R. Biggs.
fSf "THERE'S A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM!" I
Not the m>re temporary relief that the old "remedies" gave, I
not the little help that the doctor's prescriptions five; but I
ABSOLUTE AND COMPLETE CURE. Thaf Is what
r S&jjlje' 3t " J "' Rheuniacide does. Rheumatism is caused by an excess of ■
« ILI 1 |B uric acid in the blood. It is an Internal disease and requires
IjMjsT ntllV) 1 111 a strou 2 a»d \igorous Internal remedy that will cleanse I
/Jj\ A l l\i J, I ijrl the blood of all its germs and yet act through such oat- I
*3/ >\pr yI pw ural methods that it builds up the entire system.
f if SWEEPS ALL POISONS SW BLOOD. I
I The treat Blood Purifier. IBf CU «s' ;'.S TO STAY CURED. I
S . ~i I from any other remedy. The result of the
1 * sum cent roR J Bu ... r„ ~ ~
I? DUCiIICATieiM ? fgfja Litest scientific discoveries. At the same time It cures
j ten turn A i 15m I ■ Rheumatism It sweeps out
) Also a SpccKic for all ether D««*3 |WA CURCD Arr,: V 6 YE £* , «* tbe blood tllC *« r,M «* I
g arittat fron Impurities of the hiood. | other blood diseases, j
"G : i i'if i w ** trj*a(ii by ica.iin S phr- and cures Indigestion, Con- I
OIRIC riONS. j ■ l>utrl|wpeli«. Loof»ifU» I despaired • • * M
5; is M uaipsoaists is# Hut j ;jc of « r l i t; writ Bat hearing of stlpclxiOn 9 VStSTrtlf Kidney I
[• jj: ffig k«|;j y fis£ tofe and Liver Troubles, La
a-al iX ar 'pp e « n| cont«»iou» I
L> DUdOiII IdLNIIAL CO.. K se haa been dnvm from mv system. Blood Poisons,
j , uvuuin vuLuuv/iu w., g LAUKA I). GARDNER.
jt! "" | |$M 1301 Jsim«s St, Baltimore. TOUR ONUOOIST IIUS IT. I
11 BOBBIN CHEMICAL co.,ta2iSt2WE I
H 4- SHAKE THE BOTTLE. -} | 1
I 8 MflUM'lO •* " =- iA HJUXPAJI.aj(!.iUI tft£ |^r
Sold by 5. R. Biggs
A Happy Home!
To have a happy home you must have children, I
as they are great happy-home makers. If a weak H
woman, you can be made strong enough to bear I
healthy children, with little pain or discomfort to I
yourself, by taking
? CARDIII
Woman's Relief
It will ease away all your pain, reduce Inflam- B
maWon, cure leucorrhea (whites), falling womb,»»\ ir 9
lan trouble,disordered menses, backache, headache.
etc., and make childbirth natural and easy. Trv it. N
At every drug store in si.tx» bottles.
WRITE OS A LETTER "DUE TO CAitSUI
freely and frankly, telling u»ll your* and fx-tim-,. rl • , |s-i .■ !..ii'vi:!rl.! - J
troubles. We will wtiJJuv Ivi.r in t.vo u, nil '\! ,i M v I 'P. f.jS
plain crated enveiopr •. A ! ... la- WV-.1. ■• W ' i»y, v •••■•«• Nfll
dies' Advisory Dept., TWT ii.itt i.. - Is a. i. . Ht i tj. .1 •» •• «i> MB
Mcdidne Co., ChattaiuMs-t, Tenn. both nuiiv,"
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Deitltift S. BiggP, Pus \ rtcti T. W. Tiltfhman ( ««vr;'M : * ftT v • ' ' *'
DENNIS SIMMONS LUMBER CO
Manufacturers ot .
Kiln Dried North Carolina Pine Lumber. -* ** «•*
w « • "«i »im*o n'Bi»*No c*wt« sMimoir
ORDERS AM) CORRESJ'USDk'NCL SQUCHID
WILLIAMSTON. N. C
[ COLDS THAT HANG ON 1
I
So frequently settle on the lungs and Result in Pneumonia or Consumption. Do not take chances on a cold wearing ■
| away or take something that only half cures it, leaving the seeds of serious throat and lung trouble.
FOLEYS HONEYWAR
Stops the Cough and heals the lungs and prevents ~ ■
I j4Bfew Pneumonia and Consumption I
» #// i 06% Consumption Thrntanad Owrai Hemerrhaeee of tbs Langs I
Jm ■/ S H Tjk • r - St., Champaign, 111., vritea: A. M. Ake, Wood, lad., aillss. "Several years
&■! I H UIMB "I V. cough lor a year ANI mince my lane* wore ao badly affected that I had
. 1 tried a great m.>n~ many hemorrhages. I took kaaUHtt wM aereral
m *'• *T*, itmeins and I was under the csrc of physi ians fc>r physicians without anv benefit. I then all lad to take
■ MJ I# k *if' ivf » v 3 aert-i'il moutha. I used one bottle ul FOLEY'S FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR, and my luaga an H
■ MM.* Jk I3k A \ Iu > N!: YWO TAR. !t cured mo, and I have not now aa sound as a bullet. I' recommend It la ad- ■
* \ bctn tr.-cH.-d sltmc." vanced stages of lung trouble." ■
I euara •nunutt .I.t pn., a I Yhraa s».'aa-lsc. SOe. St.PO. The SO-eant alia coatalas twa aad sae-baH tfaaaa at wnfc as the aaafl |
I CUKES v-qunHS tn.i ci:t »8 | tfra at* H» $ I .«* bottle alrrnt st* Hm*e aaawe*. REFUSE SUSSTITUTEt.
.Wnmunnß:. IBY
5. R. Williemeton, N. G.
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