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February pi, 1912 J
THIS WILL I5TEHE8T 3LLST.
F. W. Parkhurst; the Boston publlsuer,
says that If anyone afflicted with
rheumatism in any form, neuralgia or
kidney trouble, will send their address
to ,hlm at 701 Carney Bldg., Boston,
Mass., he will direct them to a perfect
cure. He has nothing to sell or give;
only tells you how he was cured after
years of search for relief. Hundreds
have tested it with success.
FOR SA
North Carolina Kon/1 Poonu^o
Peas, Mammoth Yellow Soy Beans,
Chufas, Velvet Beans, etc.
Good stock, quick shipment. Write
for special price list No. 81.
HICKOHY SHED CO.,
Hickory, X. C.
Protect ^ VJJ mill
your little j'
darling against croup
Thousandsof loving parents arc to-day
mourning the loss of the little ones
who were suddenly snatched away by
cruel Croup.
So sudden and so treacherous
is this disease that we cannot too
strongly urge every mother to keep
on hand for instant use a jar of
VICKScp=SSAlVE
for outward application it should be applied
as soon as the least cold develops.
It will promptly allay all imflammation
and prevent croup through inhalation
and absorption. No drugs to take,
they but help clog up the breathing
organs and prevent the immediate
relief the lungs require.
At jomr ?rsrti*t'* or by mail.
25c.. COc.. 11.00
Economy suggest* Arpfmv
iks dollar siso.
Vick's Family Remedies ca
Creeuhero, I!. C.
I How to Make
I Better Cough Syrup than j
You Can Buy
U A Family Supply, Saving: 92 and j
Folly Guaranteed.
A full pint of cough syrup?as much
as you could buy for $2.60?can easily
be made at home. You will (lnd nothing
that takes hold of an obstinate cough
more quickly, usually ending it inside of
24 hours. Excellent, too, for croup,
whooping cough, sore lungs, asthma,
hoarseness ana other throat troubles.
Mix one pint of granulated sugar with
% pint of warm water, and stir for 2
minutes. Put2V? ounces of Pine* iflftw
cents' worth) in a pint bottle, then add
the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours.
This is just laxative enough to help
cnre a cough. Also stimulates the appetite,
which is usually upset by a cough.
The taste is pleasant.
The effect of pine and sugar syrup on
the inflamed membranes is well known.
Pinex is the most valuable concentrated
compound of Norway white pine extract
rich in guaiacol and all the natural
healing pine elements. Other preparations
will not work in this formula.
The Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe is
now used by thousands of housewives
throughout the United States and Canada.
The plan has been imitated, but
the old successful formula has never
been equaled.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your drugrnst has Pinex, or will
prt it for you. If not, send to The
Piasx Co* Ft. Wayne, Lad.
THE PRESBYTERI.
Ually soiled and partially plereed work.
luey aie, of course, mounted on wire
frames wiui a lining of pais nuied siik,
tue wnoie Buane ed&ed wiui narrow ball
fringe or lace.
Linen triage or crochet balls makes
a prettier nuish tuan tne ordinary bail
fringe tor these suaues, most of wulch
are inane in panels, the prettiest shades
being tnose of the octagonal snape, the
paueiB laced togetuer witn linen cord,
on inset with ciuuy or hiet lace.
TUB SOL Til SEA TIMiKR 11 OWL.
Civilized man did not invent the hnger
bowl either in form or in use. it was
used in the South Sea Islands some hundreds
of years before Luropeans ana
Americans lound out that they were
necessary to tneir own relinement. A
bowl of water is banded riund to every
diner in a South Sea House.
Ihis South Sea linger bowl is a hail
a cocoanut-sneu, beauutul, useful, practically
unbieakabte, yet not of sumcieut
worth to prevent its being thrown away
tomorrow and lepiaced by a fresh one
from the neaiest paiin.?Harper's
Yy eekiy.
IF YOU OWfl HESS, HEAD TILLS.
I
it Tells How to Huudle and Hurket
Eggs So as to Uet the Highest
Tricea.
Every reader of the Progressive
Farmer shouid know tnat his eggs are
much more liable to decay if laid in
uamp, musty, unclean nests. He suouid
tvuuw luuL Lue maiaec value 01 ins eggs
will be decreased If bis bens are snowed
to wade in mud and nun as tbey go
to the nest. He snouid know, above
all, tbat tbe germ in a fertile egg begins
to develop as soon as tbe egg is
laid, if tbe temperature is above 08 degrees,
and tbat ibis development is fast
or slow according to wnetuer tbe egg
is kept warm or cool. Tbe normal temperature
in an incubator is 108 degrees,
if tbe egg is kept at a temperature of
90 degrees, tbe germ will develop as
much in seven or eigbt days as it would
in one day in an incubator, if tbe temperature
gets to 95 degrees or more,
it will require only three or four days
to get development equal to a day in tbe
incubator. Tbe egg kept in a kitchen
near tbe cooking stove, or in a warm
pantry, or left in the nest in the Bummer
time may be fully this warm. The
egg hauled to town on a hot day without
any protection from the sun, may be
heated to 107 and 108 degrees, and at
this temperature there will be as much
development in one day as there would
be in three days In an Incubator.
Of course, the merchant who buys
iuo cfe&o buowj uuiuiug ui 11 11 mey
have been wrongfully handled, but the
men who buy eggs in the city figure on
the average number of eggs tLey lose
and the price of all eggs marked down
accordingly.
The rules to be observed, then, In
getting good eggs and keeping them
good until marketed are: (1) to have
clean nests- (2) to gather the eggs
every day; (3) to keep them Just as
cool as possible without freezing, and
(4) to market Just as quickly as possible.
An egg begins to deteriorate from
the time it is laid, and while cold
storage Is the best preservative yet
known, no cold stored egg, or no egg
more than three or four days old can
be as good as one that Is freshly laid.
?The Progressive Farmer.
COLONY HOUSES FOR POULTRY.
Less Liability of Spread of Disease
Where Flocks Can Be Kept Sep.
arate and Given Range.
There are many advantages In keeping
fowls In small flocks. There la lees
e
\
A. N OF THE SOUTH
liability to tfcs spread of disease sad
tnsy may be given free range, Although
tne colony bouse would cost more tnan
a long building there are no fences to
put up and taey may be occasionally
moved to clean, uncontamlnated ground
says the Farm and Home.
Colony houses can be built any size
desired, but one large enough to accommodate
from 40 to 50 fowl3 will
give best results- Two types of bouses
are shown herewith. The Tillinghast
house is one of many in use on the
large poultry and fruit farm of Q. G.
lillinghast, of Hartford county. Conn.
It is built of a single thickness of
boards and Is divided into two compartments,
one being used for laying and
sleeping quarters and the other for a
scratching shed.
A better and somewhat more expensive
house is the Kcyes bouse, which
in 10x20 feet, 4 feet high at the eaves
and 8 feet at the ridge. Three roosts
I
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TEXAS PUESBYTHKIA]
THE GREAT PRESBYTERIAN
Four splendid buildings, elegantly f
tnetal furnace room, obviating all dane
light. Large gymnasium, basket-ball, t
In the history of the school. Two court
to degrees. Special departments: Plan*
Expression. All branches of Art. Artls
with skylight. Edward Baxter Perry,
Teacher of Interpretation Classes. One
year. College opens September 21st, 19
rraphs, write REV. HENRY C. EVANS, j
1776 Hampden-Si
Able faculty. Select student body
and Intellectual tone. High standards
and Athlectlc Field. 14 Unl Entrance
grees B. A., R. S., B. Lit., M. A Steam
venlences. Expenses moderate. The W
gin Jan. 4, 1912. For catalogue or othei
Graham, D. D? President, Hampden-Sldi
Statesville Ft
Presbyterian: Thorough Courses; Mode
Tuition and Matriculation Fee for the N
time. KEY
Washington anc
LAW, ENGINEERING, COM!
Students drawn from thirty States,
and religious tone. Address, Pres.
Ward Semina
Established 1863 Seminary and Special Coarse*.
Conservatory ol Mnsic-WINKLER. Director; CAMP
Domestic Science?nil under specialists. 173 Board
Beautiful campus for outdoor sports. For catalogue
Summer Schoo]
UMVEKSITV OK TES
Eleventh Session. Large"', best and
Strong "nurses in Kindergarten, Prima
subjects. New Courses in Library Admi
Kngineerlng, Agriculture. Preparation
Degrees.
fine: music, uect
Reduced Railroad Rates. Write for
"a w o r l) tc
we have always heard, "la sufficient."
realizes that we have done our beat In
equately describe our many facilities?1
SECURITY J
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american na
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National State
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(Consolidation of National 8ta
CAPITAL, 91.000,000
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Wm. U. Palmer, Pienldent; John 8. K
President; J. W. 81nton, Vlce-F
Interest Aliened on Havings Deposited.
THE NOWLA
High-Class Diamonds and other Pre<
and Wedding Rings. Silver Novelties, n
the Largest Patterns Fine Imported at
lorgnettes. Goods sent on approval up<
Ml Mat this Itisst
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I run across tta* short way of tlis bo us*
at ths rsar *nd. which Is mads tight.
Tbsrs is a door In front and a larg*
window at the west side, which is
closed with a glass sash in severe
weather. Otherwise the house is open
both day and nlght> and the door and
window being covered with wire netting.
Over 20 of these bouses are used
on a Massachusetts poultry farm. They
are also used largely by Mr. Tllllnghast.
who builds them of inch matched
boards, both sides and roof. The one
illustrated Is covered with a good grade
of prepared roofing.
When you have shown a man one
courtesy after another, when you have
done him one favor after another, and
then find out that he accepts all courtesies
and all favors as simply his due,
you have a sad revelation of human nature.
r*"-latgrtri
all din k Dlckaoi Hall.
N COLLEGE FOR GIRLS.
SCHOOL OF THE SOUTHWEST,
urnlshed, heated by ate&m from outside
;er ot Are. The beautiful acetylene gas
tennla. outdoor games. No serious Illness
lea of stuay, College and Seminary, leading
o. Voice Culture, Violin, Organ, Guitar,
tic Needlework. China Kiln, Art Rooms
Boaton, Visiting Director of Music and
hundred and thlrty-slx music pupils last
11. For Catalogue Illustrated by photot.
M.. D. D., President, MUford, Texas.
dney College 1911
drawn from many states. Notable moral
and thorough work. Extensive campus
i Requirement. Courses leading to deheat,
gas, baths, and other modern coninter
Term of the 136th session will ber
Information, address Rev. Henry Tuoker
aey, Virginia.
smale Collecre
rn Equipment; A Home School. Board,
fine months, $152. Pupils received at any
7. J. A. SCOTT. D. D., Stateavtlle. N. C.
1 Lee University
MERCK, SCIENCE, LETTERS.
Expenaes very moderate. High moral
GEO. H. DENNY, LJU D? Lexlsctea Va.
F?R GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN
I V Nashville, Tennessee
French and German apokea. College preparation.
OBELLO, Voice ; SCHMITZ, Violin. Expression, Art,
Hot Pupila. Comple'e appointments. City advantages,
i address J. D. BLAN I'ON, President
li of the South
INESSEE, K.NOXVILLE.
cheapest Summer School for Teachers,
try. Secondary, High School and College
nistratlon. Domestic Science. Manual Arts,
i for College Entrance. Credit toward
URES, EXCURSIONS.
Announcement.
UROWN AYRES, President.
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