The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-02-13

covered 1t? No. Was men of learning and scenunc re'e
was traders specuaors gamblers in the farmer A.
We'll, hon who did discover it? Answer: Mrs. Dorns ou l
covered it the OIL Mill. and starving cattle III f>
anta found out its value in satisfying hunger.
Who discovered thst the canet and best lard could ne
cotton oiH Was it Southern planter? No. Was oou
scientist? No. Was it Southern Of kind7 NO. wen,
nen tell US how its value food was dscoVereo' Aus
Strangers who plant discovered It, he
d1mcuty after discovered get Southern men 70 u "
But didn't they itF Oh after was sent across e
and converted into all of OIL put into nice bottles on wnc
were pasted pretty labels The people everywhere bought "
was transformed into olive OIL Did cost people hgn price
AFTER the cotton oil fixed up in nice little bote on TO- @
didn't charge high the OIL but the bottles and the p
with pictures olives thereon the cost up to ABOUT ~
times as much it could have been bought lor ae
home, or at the St mills, if carried off in Jug OF
Ia tin bsckst beo it the But didn't pork
packer, u making hog Oh but they didn't let the
farmers knowit they had they couldn't have sold their
lard Lard made whole part cotton oil had to be sold
abroad Lately however, intelligent Southern people are using
cotton seed lard. r.... .1
But who discovered medicinal qualities cotton ol' Was it's
Southern physcians No. Was Southern scencef No. Was 1t
educated in part of the wods No. Who discovered
then Ihav stated that discovered the value the hu
ood IL natural that oborer the should
discover the value of the oil as food9
You know that the and the mule associated IN the
production the cotton seed Then reasonable suppose
the mule the the the huls food that
should discover value food o
Just the mule discovered the value the discarded hus the mill
the the oil the first realize the value OF
dipped bis bread into the fat His en anky form and his ahy
face body and shapey face
A Medical Man Finds Medicinal Qualities.
took notice improved condition Of the negro
Was the mill No. Was the scientific educated men
the neighborhood No. Was the Southern physicisnf Yes
WE'LL then did take notice Of the improved condition OF
operatives Of the oil part Of the counry
Answer this remained for
cizen louisiana discover its value food and he thinks
that he has discovered thntit has medicinal qualities
Interesting Statements by Mr.. Harden.
Office Of the A'9sSls SSpsss, Ha y R o Feb 4th, 1907
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The Mule FoundGood in Hus---The Negro Found Food in
Oil-And Now the Physician Thinks He Has Found
in Oil a Cure for Consumption
Medical Council Of December 19O6)
paper read before the TState Medical Society," by
DR.. G. w. Hilton, Monroe, La
The Medical Recorder)
ordinary clinical only two forms consumption
chronic The cardinal principles OF sue
ce treatment found @ diagnosis and treatment
patient and friends and ( nsence that
necessarily incurabe disease the
light of modern treatment
authority recites fact that he himself
victim consumption about thirteen and emacaed Ito
the weight 102 pounds and that winter cothes
weight SO pond In the height the attack
Of six months he had elevation otempature night
sweats and on slight exerton, pulmonary hemorhage
rehabiae himself be visited Colorado, but to no
eventually narrowed down increasing doses
other hyganc this carried at his home
thirty drops three times day. In the
aggregate q consumed gallon Of the oil. .
with the value OF cooseed oil as food IN
Hilton instituted this treatment in both negro and
white obtained uniformly favorable results He prefers
possible have the treatment taken in oil press
several advantages gained not found elsewhere
Eight twelve hours day. the usual day OF peroom en-
period from two ten weeks seems to be the
The sharply acute well as the
chronic benefited by this treatment Creoe
also given . ... . 49,. s. o;.. o,+
larger quantity the oil the patient take into his ys