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use the American breeds are probably
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Have everything ready beforehand
| and start your matching operations ear.
y 1p the year" d the advice Of the de-
paftment or agriculture ia connection
with the raising OF chickens both nat.
uralIy and artifcinlIy. "a well yanti-
lated cellar is the best place 10 operate
the incubator. See that the incubator
is running steadily at, the desired TEN.
perature before 6lling 1t with eggs.
DO not add eggs TO machine CURING
Incubation, Turn the eggs twice daily
after the second ana through the eight
eeHth, day; Cool the eggs once daily.
eeeording TO the weather, from the seY-
spth through the eighteenth, day. Turn
the eggs hefoEe. caring for the lamp.
Keep the lamp and wick clean. Test
the eggs on nthe.Seyentit ana fourteenth
days. Do not open the machine after
the eightsepth IdlH mai tBI the rbiekansi
are hatched. Eggs saSed FOR atchilg1
purposes, ahonl6 not b6S subj eeteypi 20
high or low temperatures s. :.%%g e
:SThe hen - She most yaluabIe ineu.
bator for the farmer II, htef sc given
pfoper care and akfentlot.. In cold
weather place from ten to tlIiftean
eGGk under the hens In Ewarm wdayRsr
from thIrteeu to fifteen.
Always test the hen on china or
nest eggs before setting. Use insect
powder freely to eSterminate lice Wien
necessarF. February. Mhrcn and'April
are. the best months for hatclling.: II
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AT THE C0UNRE NOlERs

The inmates Of the County Hons
NisA 90 thank the Robert d. Les
'SIsaptSr oE'ssthes u u gC.. S6lS tils lfe&y
Years tteak given them on Net4
tFeAes InpI AIaG : EFery cIts yxFlL.s, re-
Ynbeked Hifes D. nice sack of fruit
g done pp # tra 1farsy ~, 4
bath Rehc6l, Of the IA IL r. chuE6ll
f5r Eftdlieir, rem On ffsshnEs
day. FhesS aud Ill SttsAsr iFsfa9Ia-
brsgcs were bsifast iappIsessied, p.
+, = 30 : .,, ST. ees q, y! BEHBF s5npt:
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ENTRRs BUsI8Rss ZOE siELE.
Harry FlsishmaA Eebigns Position as
Florence HapkgeF

Florence, jar. 1s-afr. Harry
Flfi6hItar, for = long time employed
BY the aSnt D. b. FIetsfinan & Bios.
Of slifs;eity. hab, It isEanii0Ehe esa, sery.
ed his connEctigh with, aud HtIi. open
up business In FioFellce S6r htnSSlf.
the BTeiBkIlGh Bfothefs run a
large dSpaf ftinent store here and In An
ueTS0n anu IN MaEJ0n. 3. u, FayeJIe-
Tlle and Dunii, N. o. and mr.. Harry
FQeishn1an who has been the FLORENCE
manager for Bome years. has won for
himaele q wide circle or friends, es-
Deeially rin the business world.
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cammllIaia piissaasa. loii,e TrEIs,aslniissnt.

All diseased bird Should be isolat-
esII sInIeB Sii5 fsRuFtI1 1u5 Il 5fffeiiiii !,
ture In Disgusting thu "a ilrerenE disenSeS
( so coIl5tnUn amhag eli ketsS and tfhalr
.seElsdieS. n6 several disea as safill
=s s.. ~ - 80 -
tneilt afe. D IS lssi..
8 Cotda and Roup. Disiiifect the drink.
Inc water aa follows. T6 eltSS saii6b
af ates add tbs ~ 0iint or Dot itim
pr Rg,sHat ta Inn sgtil !StsfhalA on tie
ea ~ - -
u; nile z z sIIss,s;s cyssEs or
etiipb IN the fnoutl fhrasfsoS the
{ titl ha put Isosn mech lblat 1f bs,,asli
tlSnr: sslt cs 81 fentGFe klisi
th6 esaiI ann VISITOR
eti.s applS: :s csIis lttinn rSIt
cEe6litl tO ttts lissa ed
+ iss,- S,lliyi siiiifS lltit 0fIcsiins
Ane thbiasl n vase 10 sH
assf lStW. $sglttiid ID I'd Ia sxiEoFous
culttsationltgili ostefi taliseiiy this to d.
Siile !: - z Z. & 3
aly Iseas. ~ hplsF 9aselIne coptaiEs
tng 2 pef sailt OF cEeotin TO the alfecI,
"a rofts.a and tier styshn gonr hsusa
Eoa =. val elIl koapy. u atcr E1eliay.t
sfs sIfeif elEil cured. {, s. s i Sd
n atyhaa In stf5nS. aSs5 rrEde wheat
,n9ug idiiiIlga 8 Ko5d Tor TIM ii = -
bles also give teas po6nfuisof cEt ttof Oh.
containing DYE drops OF OIL oe tuEpen.
.tihe To sachs fowl. &
Bowei Trouble. : Is eli boiled rice mis-.
ed5 sgitt q little Sciiareoal viii often
check tsSia cenaplaifst Dissolve fifteen,
grains 81 crude satsehp IN eacE S@llet..
90 drinking water.
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| "a Iakt Is Utdted States department
y. OF. asRle1lture Is Distributing
IL amnng agricultura institutions
1870 81 1OG.tEio 16heiga flahts or mis-
isettlneous t2faA. arieAg which are THE
hcGfnsse Mood olfJFSii;5 t6e Chinese Jd-
iube and the I,npRya.
Tile Cttiiit1st. v.in,H oil tret produces
',ilV, OfltlIdaiiesl ,byIng oils, ginuwn. II
: is 'etatssls ,ttidI fiis use ivf tins oil has
aiTSsisly iiItt ii rpruItitiUlarS effect on
Sifs sarillsN Industry qf the, United
:Sskfas2 Trims ifafEeiy taken the place
~ -ktpirf gun. and 4has lnude possible
ths tiihDuGictura of i quicker drying
silrniSb Fhich, IS less li,hle to crack
Than that made, from /, al gum, and
It has been found of .l,cCial value in
Haterproof printing fer cement Ex.
fsrplsnsa haze, 5hoSh that the trees
/ ean. peagrpsr q Hpeeessfp,ly in the Unit.
ID SeafRB.s They. are bcipg cultivated
4saFT Taiiahassee. Fla. .
n. THE GhfneEe jujube produces one of
the I'VE prineipais fruits OF Chinn and
/ has been eIIlhYateli Ior ut least 4,0O0
yShrz-zs.I q highly eafeemsd In the
Celestial King gd6fh nnd has hundreds
OF yllfjetigs. The tree Is being, sJie.
.9Sasf SFoya Mt Chico Cal. ana rho
! frntt hJss fhseHr ciiudiea ia strip and
died. Mafy or .tba varieties presery.
ID hhEe .alIiinAe me ,Size, sijnpe., color
! &Da hsyyof hs ~ c1szk. e
&c IS q 1FiisE ss deIIcioas AN dhfas and
capable ofs being aroRp hundreds OF
;lilsa 4aytheSalth than the palm!
krrt - n atS, Is,ysra hn.i
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Among the delightfii guests who
will, ,hS iI And6tsoH foF .thiS wesli
are Misses and AEEb,a tissb-
honey OF. WIsheyilis, They are
axpseted % arrive = tsiG;, city, To-
mprraps and viii. be, the S1ssts OF
their brother, ReT. y n. Gsbfoney,
rector g1 iGTaoe. 1lpigs6na1 I6huEen.
TaEy viii lpe., ienaaISa q reception
T4tufaIlaS by Mst: NArain. r.
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AILPORD- -GHIRLEY.

A marriage os considerable interest
occurred 9tSthe rsBiaencs on R6t..C J.
b. Heron OF the Long Branch sec
IN ON Sunday when Miss Ella Mil
Ird became the bride or 8. .. Shir-
Icy, Mr, Heron officiating. The
Btoom IL 9, yonns map, of sterling
Qualifications and business ability,
Hhile the hT1dt has many TirtaSA.
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SEpFtyseigm aefes valuable farm land
altesled within one mile OF the city
limits Of Easley, s. c., near Alice cot
ton mills. This property has a new
alsht-room dwelling hopae, ample out
31ltliliIa illa 9s and good barn on 1t. The
lgna is very strong and is especially
adapted To- truck farming. For pices
tsFlnB., ettu call on or Brite to Jos. q,
Leach. Attorney, EasIey, 8. C.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertisements In thia danart.
menF win be classified end run ae
the following rates: Is words or
less, one time, Csc; three times
for Soc; eight times for $1.OO.
For more than IS words the same
rate win apply. -
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car ana Take up Papara.

Newly minated membef6 OF VIII
low Camp. no. 20, ". o. W, arc call
Cd upon TO see the clerk, Mr.. J.~T.
king, before Tuesday night ana take
MP theft. pagers, This is hseesafS5 es
the time bas now about expired. No
tisa heye been sent out, bnt those
VINO have not received fhsta afS here
By 3notifea. -;
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psraeastratlen. Work Is South.

Az tilf fGs tilt of ailtss de emniIssFat tion
8oFk cgndHeted hy the department .oF
sa ieiyiEnte during the pask fe@ yenrs
thariI fgIfBist.s as6 hegihniag Is
fpH crimson lua bslp ci ayag s,ifs otils
q. leginlss gegt eSsau IS and slIe
demand fopt ssel'd fpesi ne soaIf sSs.s I
fesepf ihasltisa i nm.
StsiSsts ffSiii' 4 lits 81 his
u ielis Ii gsvsEl "a si1liS
ttsit sgg. .etllE Arrtii Ss5uIa he sss;is s
eTipason HIin hut rieref aud yes "a
5lsa lltllefil atates ia the s6ii of iSi3
On SaFiIls Where none Of tl- crops
hsxS eyef llsssl grow q. 5s:fssFsss &
isesReslpzn d fslTsltls stsgs I. Z c4ett
E.stisiGnn soEsh Aississl riIi ANA 4 &
4.s:.sss.--.ss =. ss.--.ss as ssie deiiaFtlsent sias lsaSl
]! EPlile sets ,'llccss'st detsensl ptipae
2 VIZ gEsI9 IN sIplEl ~ -
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FINR. FAlLM ! j P0E SALR

F1na faEnllng lands for homes. Two
ferms rms slQQ, acres and one of 200 acres.
Near Lebanon school and church.
Fresh isads and we'll improved. Good
terms and long time. You can buy
now, taking over rent contracts for
1914, or buy for fall OF 1914. See
Rpbi king1pFl Ben T, Martin. 12-9-tr.
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III cool tweatheS ten TO f6fFteen chicks
~ s,faai.a.sk elziS 1sl-. i.S.sss' sssSsiisz T..
hegnFed fpr spceehsf lIy y eyer, giltz
;elEtslis pf sdif fferelis ptses coatinst the
hen until the chsck Ks are SHeaiied q ae
coop for4hen nnd ehtelSst shpnla te, Sgell
ehtilarad, eusyy % clean and sof ,siiti-.
'cient EFop6FtipnsS TO insure eoEtifefs.R9
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FOR SALR-Farm. lG5 acres, ,heanti-
fully located. near city, good DWELL
ing, four tenant houses, two barns,
gin house. land level and easy OF
cultivation, at price that fB a
bargain. Come to Bee us quick OF
write, Burriss Realty Company.
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FOR SALE Hoi

FOB 4slALE-House and lot where 1
now I've and vacant lot adjoining on
sast House has eight roomsS and
Kitchen fbutler's pantry. ba4lHs stoon5
electric flights and seweraSG. sPIfSa
right terms right L. e. 'NosHySe.
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WANTS

WANTED TO BUY-Wiu buy any
time. fat cattle. hogs and CALVES
/ have customers for. and contracts
to furnish, I buy hides and i1slSoR.
The Tanners want my hides.
III W. Whitner st, Phone 594or COS
R, D. HENDERSON,
AZ Lilly White Market.
The wholesale and abattDir man.
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PUBLIC SALE

We will sell at public auction at the
anderson court house on Monday Feb
ruaTy 2, at the taual time. one house
and lot .intawn Of Beitont in estate of
hrs. M. j. GambelI. Purchaser to nav
e1tra for papers.--R. r. Keaton and
T.. r keaton, Executors. 1-1s-3tu.
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FOR SALE-I have Some ninA 1arga
white Wyandottes for sale. Write
for prices.-W. w. Thompson, Town.
desyille, S. Co. .alo 12-23-1mo. o.
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Yn ,eSiIf !havs . lot!oS good land in
tracts TO suit you. Prices varying
from ten dollars! to: thirtyefive per
acre. All well located. Write to me
ut Mccormick, 6. G.
~ EJos T. Edmunds.
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viii cause headaches.

Viii Cause hEadaches.
.aI es ptdpetiy fif asis the 9nly
1 & Ssal iiiisfhsrn fpF Sel.
ii tdA zs pnonEY and gkar;;
satissas FL: s:
lsI y y
The Ekaing Oplician ]
Over Evss Mo-. 9 8.
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etfl0 val Notice.

. g r = 3. 81 So.
I am now rs One Hundred and
Twelve West Hhitper street, between
l1ofel ahd ants Bo0k Store Call and
ESes me any time ypn reed The sSSssTTsse
,pf az i peTt 3 Eye; I, fliHtis en- 61psrt
famo edjneter or anything you yiky
foES pfopibtins better yisioh Id
COMFORT.
- The most modern optical studId 5sf
'isSk Town. q nd Z the = e e
where in the country. You may %
lthe other towns and Wtnck hf sR
boys, that's ali riRtIs m
g apprsc ciate Il bnd
think II was iiitehded foi oiie .!lr TO,
coneontraae all the businskst sS the
laF SYell1 anloyal attitude don ii9.ke
- ahed one lot q btIt sit s. sft
q mare snt mar s.
she work. and stick 70 the FOB ,SIoi 5,
for esnRsses OF the rood thibi
NepaIe lave been loyal % home iif
tEy IN my limo 0ewoFk. and / vish
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Two Hotse Farm to rent. See Eugine
Anderson at Bank Office over Wal
ter Keys store. 1-2O-tf
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WANTED

WANTED
so head good mules, old and young,
within the next ten days OF two weeks.
Bring them TO The Fretwell Cciiibaiiyys
Btables. G. w. RAIDER
i1-s-4t-tue &frt::.5 e; afs!tft,Sty I
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I BUsi GOALS

lB. r. Martin. viii be at Anderson on
Saturday.. When writing, address
csre Mccullough, Martin and Blythe,
lawyers, Greenville. S. G.
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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19
ICE cLoGGED STEAMERS
 AT CITY ELECTRIC PLANT
Darkness for IS Minutes Saturday EVenIna-uneas Power Go. and Will iimantic Came to the Rescue.

For about 15 minutes on Saturday evening the city electric lighting sys- tenn was in total eclipse, caused by ice that was sucked into the system. plugging up the strainers and causing the big 2,000 kiIowatt machine at the North Main street plant to shut down about 7.10 o'clock.
 All electric street lights, store lights ana house lights were out for about 10 minutes until the Uncas Power com pany was secured to help out with a current from their power house at Scotland dam. But they had low wa ter and could only furnish enough cur rent to supply White Way city lights along Main street and the commercial lines, which are the store and house lights.
 In this emergency Supt. $. J. Kehoe got the Wilhmantic electric station to start up their plant, which took them about an hour, and when their current was secured the rest of the city street lights were put on. About 10 o'clock the big engine at the city electric light station was got running again and resumed the local service. As soon as it got running again the Uncas Power company station had to shut down because of low water
 The trouble at the Norwich plant was caused by a combination of freez- ing weather and low water through a very low tide Saturday evening, like the low tide that crippled the local plant for a much longer period on one Saturday evening last September.
 In the cold snap of last Tuesday the water frOZe in the pump-well back of the screens and when the ice dropped down as the water receded on the low tide, the ice was sucked into the sys- tenn so that the StraineFs became plug ged up and the city 2,000 kilOWatt en- zine was compelled to stop.
 During the short period while there were no electric lights at all on the streets. the darkness was not as in tense as on the night in September when the lights were all out, as the snow on the ground Saturday night served to outline the way for those who were travelling at that time and the night was clear and starlit. In the stores lamps and candles were rushed out to do duty as emergency light ing systems but in some cases the gap in the lighting was hardly filled before the regular eleCtrics were doing duty again. Tn a Franklin square bar her shop one of the amusing sights of the evening was to see Joseph Nor mand holding a lighted wav taper in his mouth while he shaved a customer with this as the illumination for the work
 On Sunday the 75O kilowatt engine at the city electric station. which has not been running right for some time was put into commission at 2.30 o'clock being connected up to a separate sue ton and pump located in the new pumphOuSe.
 This engine was able to carry the Sunday load and was running Sun day until 10 at night, when the Un cas Power company current came in.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19
How to Save
 Your Eyes
Try This Free Prescription


 Do your eyes give you trouble? Do you already wear eyeglasses or spec tacles? Thousands of people wear these windows" who might easily dispense with them. You may be one of these. and it Is your duty to save your eyes before it is too late. The eyes are neglected more than any other organ of the entire body After you finish your days work you sit down and rest your muscles, but how about your eyes2 Do you rest them? :? You know you do not. You read or do something else that keeps your eyes busy; you work your eyes until you go to bed. That is why so many have strained eyes and finally other eye troubles that threaten partial or total blindness. Eyeglasses are mere y crutches; they never cure. This free prescription. which has benefited the eyes of so many, may Work equal wonders for you. Use it a short time Would you like your eye troubles to disappear as if by magic Try this prescription. Go to Lee and Osgood the nearest wideawake drug Store and get a bottle of Optona tablets; fill a twO-ounce bottle with warm water, drop in one tablet and allow it to thoroughly dissolve. With this liquid bathe the eyes two to four times daily. Just note how quickly your eyes clear up and how soon the in Ilammation will disappear. Don't be afraid to use it; 1t is absolutely harm less. Many who are now blind might have saved their eyes had they started to care for them in time. This is a simple treatment, but marvelously effective in multitudes of cases Now that you have been warned don't de- lay a day, but do what you can to save your eyes and you are likely to thank us as long as you live for pub fishing this prescription
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-19
HOLY NAME ADDRESS
 BY WATERBURY PREACHER.
Rev. James Frederick Spoke Before
 Society at St, Patrick's Church.

At 790 o'clock vespers at St. Pat ricks church on Sunday the Holy Name society attended the service in body and heard an earnest sermon delivered for them by Rev. James Brodericlz of Waterbury, brother of Rev. J. H. Frederick, the pastor of St. Patrick's church. In the church cal endar Sunday was the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus.
 The Holy Name society assembled in the basement of the church and march ed up into the auditorium to the spe- cial seats reserved for them. There was representation of about 125 members of the society, headed by their presi dent Thomas H. Beckley.
 Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father, who is in heaven" was the text from which Fath- CT Broderick spoke.
 He spoke of the way that the eyes of the world are fastened upon the church to see whether it measured up to it's high profession, and declared to the men of the Holy Name society that their membership in this organization of the church placed them in the front rank of those protesting loyalty and allegiance to the church and all the more subjected them to the close scrutiny of the worlds judgment. We are living, he said, in a, daily atmo- sphere of irreligiOn, a daily encounter with vice, and in the midst of all this pressure men yield sometimes, allow themselves to drift with the tide. The results are as deplorable as they are inevitable. From the lapses the worlds judgment is formed, unjustly, it is true, and he eXhorted the members of the society to see that their lives might furnish no occasion through which the religion they profess might be looked upon with reproach.
 The preacher pointed out that Jesus seemed to depend more upon example that he gave than upon the doctrine that he taught for a convincing force upon the lives and hearts of men, and he urged the men of the Holy Name to see that their lives squared their high professions. They were to show to the world. now and always, not only in word, but in deed, that they were true to what they Drofessed and to keep those pledges which they made when their breasts were decorated with the insignia of the Holy Name.
 Rev. T. A C;rumbly Officiated at yes pers and at benediction which followed. The Holy Name hymn was sung by the large congregation and the music by the choir was admirably rendered.