The enterprise-recorder., February 10, 1910, Image 3

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-"1 RICE A3 FOOD.
Educational Movement Hat Be
A" gun to Show lt Food Value.
nv Rice Association of America
. jhe Texas-Louisiana Rtco Karm
. Agfoclailon have Li'tsuu an educa
Mil movement with the object of
.fnlmliiK llH Americans, as we call
!!, tolled States folks, as to the great
li value of rice and thiB is a wove
lt which should enlist the co-ope.-In
of everybody In the South. Clr-
tari exl'lain'ns tn0 mudta of rlcB
d receipts telling how to cook It are
trine lamely distributed among the
" 1c of the North and thotieh the
Lani of the publicity campaign Is
aJ the Houston paper thinks that
, results will cause an increased do
nind for rice, and especially home
Iwn rice. It Is hoped so, and it is
boned that the rice growers of South
Carolina will press their advantage,
tie rice grown In this state being ad
mittedly the finest rice grown in the
lorld The Rice Association of Amer
ica would not fail to obtain the re
win at which it alms if it should con
aort Its missionary experiments wltlt
goulh Carolina rice m-iusnd.
He people of the North on South Car
olina rice, and that would be the end
of their potato habit.
Knowing how to cook It, however, is
.very Important thing. Rice is good
lo eat conked anyway as a paste as
It le cooked in Connecticut, in pud
dings as It Is served in Boston, with
milk and sugar as it Is affected by the
mollycoddles In New York, or fried In
eottolene as the Chicago people Fervo
If but it Is better cooked as it la
rooked In South Cnrollna. Even the
Teias rice Is good when it is cook
ed In Charleston and Is served with
tie rich butter from our up-country
dairies or with beefsteak gravy.
If the Rice Association of America
could only pet one of the big concerns
-which make "breakfast foods" out
of everything from the excelsior of
which the beat mattresses In Texas
ire made to the moBS on our immem
orial live oaka, and "kite" them as
"cereals" to put rice on the market
In highly seasoned paper boxes, the
light for the recognition of rice would
be more than half won. There must
be an enormous profit in the excelsior
foods, and it would pay the rice grow
er to give up half of a crop to get
the thing started. We now have puff
ed rice on the market, and it "takes"
rery Woii what we want Is to get the
Yankees to eat steamed rice. Charles
ton News and Courier.
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Deer.
The Idea of keeping deer at large
berbu?e they are beautiful to see
nd make a new attraction in a land
scape Is admirable for Inclosed prl
Tate grounds, but there Is at least a
question whether it Bhould be applied
it lane and continuously by a state.
Like any other large animal they do
more or less harm to farmers, and al
though most people forget it, there Is
occasional danger from what are
tailed timid deer. Some of them are
so fnr from timid at certain times
and places as to be actually danger
cub. Injury from them Is a rather
remote contingency, but It is not un
known. The St. Albans (Vt.) Mes
senger, however, ia all for having
Vermont deer preserved absolutely. It
wants nq open season at all as far
if deer are concerned. It holds that
4"cr are worth more to Vermont alive
than dead, and draws a pretty picture
of the people attracted to Vermont
by the hope that in an afterbreakfost
walk they may see a deer. After all,
the farmers will have to settle it.
They own most of the land where deer
run and they have a big voice in the
legislature. Hartford Times.
Asslmulatlng Names.
The house haa a witty way of as
simulating the names of Its members
to their trades. Mr. McKlnnon Wood,
member of parliament for Glasgow, Is
timber merchant and Sir Edwin
Cornwall, member of parliament for
Betbnal Green, a coal merchant, and
on their election were promptly link
ed together with the fancy names of
Wood and Coal. Again, Sir John
Dewar, member of parliament for In-vernets-shtre,
who Is' a member of
toe well-known Perth blenders, is
White Label. One of the most genial
of men is Sir Thomas Roe, member
of parliament for Derby. ' He haa
keen a wood merchant in the Mid
lands, and honorable gentlemen de
light to know him as Tommy Saw
duet. Tlt-Blta.
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THE
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EFFECTS OF BLOOD POISON
Tfc above aletare saewe what Blaoa Balm
(B. B D.) will ao, elMrlDK the akla, healing all
earaa, plmDla, asuvoau atba, nlcera, and
II Ttdano tI blaa4 aolaoa, naktos ta
kloo4 PJMra aaa rich, laaUarla ha actl polaoa
la a blaoa, maklas a canvlat cura at blood
polaoa la Bar ataga.
ITCIUNG HUM03. ECZEMA
Tba akora pleaara aaawa will Blaad Balaa
(B. B. .) will do, alearlua Ua akla, haatlaa; all
aeraa a ad arapMaaa, atoaalnc ka assalalas
Iteblas, aiaXJn tka bloa para aad rick, curt on
tka moat drp-aratad aaaa at aaaaota.
OLD RHEUMATISM
No one with pure blood
ever bad rheumatism.
Rheumatism is a blood
diseaBe. If J'ou have bone
pains, aching back or
shoulder blades, swollen
joints, blood thin or skin pale, take
B. B. B. Soon pains cease, because
B. B. B. destroys the uric acid ana
poisons in the blood that cause rheum
atism. B. B. B. makes the blood pure
and rich.
SAMPLE
OF B. B. B. FREE!
D. D. B. curea lUood PoUon, Eczema, rUnplea, ItcMnjt Ilnmors,
Ulcort, atinf Korea, Slopa Bone Paioa, Rheumatism, Civtaxrb aud all
other Blood Troubled. B. B. B. onrei whan all else full.
B. B. B. curea bacauaa It acta dlractly on the brood, killing th
humor and polona and diivlrif them from tba ayntom. B. B. B, alio
maltM tba blood pure and rich, evading a, flood of pur, rich blaod
dtract to Ui akin aurfaca, to the aoraa or ulcer, ta all tba ektn huoiara
and J)lrotl. In thia way all tha ofranilva eruptions baa) natural?,
perfectly and quickly. No one With pura blood avar baa any A these
blood trouble. B. B. A. 1 the moat perfect purifier aver dlacovered.
WEAK BACK, PAINS
AND ACHES
A SIGN OF IMPURE BLOOD
WOUEN OR HEN, have you loat control of our nervea, o you
feel blue and dsapondent, tired of Ufa, paor Heed, nerve force ail (Otoe,
tartled at trlflaa, weak baokT
Then take B. B. B., which toowi up nd Invigorate th whole y
tam, dlipol the gloom and dpondendy, Imparu itreocth and energy
and Invigorate th entire being, both In mind and la body.
Bttlm (B. B. B.). Tt 1 a quirk, radical, permanent cure because It
rids the svetem of the poleou germs that cauee caturrh. At tha same
time UIdimI Halm (11. B. IV) iurl(l the bloixl, does away wlih every
ymptom of catarrh. B. B. II. ifnds a tingling flood of warm, rloh,
pur blpd dlrac-t to the paralysed nrv end parts nffacted by
catarrhal polaon, glrlog warmth and strength Juet where It Is needed,
and In tola way making a perfect, lusting cure of catarrh la all 1U
form.
WOMEN SPECIAL
If you have been disappointed of a cure eluewhere and etlll have
ovarian troubles, hot ftairhei, backache, pair In tha head, desire to
cry, wea.r1n.-sa. ate., rive B. B. II. a trial. H-inrtrals of women have
teJen It B. B. with happy reeulls, because It was their blood that was
diseased. B. B. B. make yeur blood pura, rich and trong and In this
way doe away with thane symptoms.
BOTANIC BIjOOW BAI.M (B. B. B.) 1 plesennt and saf to take;
eampood of pur Botanic Ingredients. It purifies and enriches the
bleed. DRUGOI8TS, fl PER IARUE BOTTLE, with direction for
horn our.
Bad Breath, K'nanking, Ringing In the Ear, Deafness, Hacking
Cough and Spitting: Quickly Cured.
CATARRH IS NOT ONLT DANGEROUS In thl way, but it
cause ulcerations, death and decay of bones, kills ambition, often
cause lor of appetite and rasche to general debility, tdlocy and
tnsanlty. It need attention at once. Cure It by taking Uotunlo Blood
FREE BLOOD CURE COUPON
ThU coupon In Rood for one wimple of It. B. B., mailed free, In
plain puckee. fclmply III! In ymir uumn anil ailtlres on donna uuoe
below aud mall to ULUOLl UALJl cu., jiuun, ua.
Etati
name of troulila, If you know.
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Undertaker On Parade.
When Yonkerg had 1U municipal
rarade leading city offlclaU, Including
iMayor Warren, were In the long pro
'slon. All wro out foot and all
ore silk hata. Seated in a grand
"and reviewing the parader waa a
"'He girl from the country. In her
vuiage borne sue had never seen a
Blk hat, except on an undertaker'
wad, hence she was puzzled by the
HRh-hatted marching functionaries.
Oh, mothfir," aald ' the child, "I
"louKht you aald Yonkergwaa a heal-
thy city?"
"So It Is, my dear."
"Then why do they need bo mr.n;
OndoiUkers ?" New York Presg
ONE RECOMMENDATION.
The Customer Can you recom
tuend these complexion powders?
Tha Chemist Well, madam, I can't
ay that they will waan, Ilka tne
natural complexion, but they won't
nib off on a coat Bleeve! The
Sketch.
Pile Cured in 6 to 14 Day.
Par. ointment is mmruntaed tn i-ure any
caseofltching.Bhnu, Bleeding orProtruding
Piles in 0 to Udaysormooeyrlundea. duo
AND WUNK OMLY TEE.
Mrs. Meek Sausages are bo de
licious. Have you ever tried that flat
kind?
Mrs. Cleek Only once: my hus.
band 1 such a golf fiend he won't
eat any kind but the links. Boston
Trancrlpt.
A rather' Worry.
Toor oor wearied wife losing sleep nurs
ing th little one suffering Irom that nltfht
cauaren ana norror vo arau,
ttnM h, a lw?t(la nf Tavlor'a
Cborokee IlemedT of Sweet Oum and Mul
lein, an undoubted croup preventative as
well as family ours lor soughs, oolds and
consumption. At druggist 2So. and Mo.
SHOWING HER ESTATE.
Miss Heiross Ys, as far th
aye can reach the land belongs io
m.
Lord NocasB I hope, dear lady,
that you are not short-sighted. Boa-
ton Transcript
I At-3'10)
ihero In nioro fun In forming u
habit than there Is In getting rid o:
it after It Is formed.
Mrs. Window's Soothing Hvrvp foe Ovfldrea
teething, uofiens the gums, reduces inilamrua
Ikm, aiUjra pain, iurm wind eobe. 36c a t ottle
REAL WORK.
Mrs. Bacon I understand your hus
band Is at work on a new poem.
Mrs. Efcert He Is. He's trying to
get some magazine to accept it.
YonkerB Statesman.
Many Children Are Sickly.
Mother Cruv's Sweet Fowders for Ohildren,
imed bv Mother Gruy, a nurse in Children s
Home.' New York, cure Summer t.ompis mi,
Did oo ever hsve s (rood, dd fsahioned
boy's storaach aehef Of course yen bar.
A Httl doae of Jlamllns wiaara Kni wui
chase away a colicky pain in th stomach
like magic.
HERE WE TURN OUR HEADS.
H (ardently) Darling, you ar
the very breath of lire of me.
She (demurely) Well, don't you
think you could hold your breath
little while? Boston Transcript.
A triflin cough mr become permanent
unless stopped. A 23c. bottle of Aliens
Lung Balsam wiIlstop it. All dealer.
THE MUCH-MALIGNED CABBAGE.
Wlgg Wht kind of chjars does
Close flat smokaT
Wagg Well, -when you' light one
of them you taatlnotlvely look around
for the corned beef. Philadelphia
Record.
Fevernhness, Menoacne. noiumu
Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms. At
all DruggisU', 2oo. Simple mailed rrtK.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, la Koy, !
FREE SPE13CH.
"w hnt ud.' said a yolce from
the audience.
"My friend," aald the Anarchist
speaker, "don't you believe in the
right of free speeda,?"
"Sure thins," responded the voloe.
"What are you sore about? I waa ex
ercising that precious right" Phila
delphia Ledger. , .j
ror COLDS aad GRIP.
Hick' CArmwir Is the best reirny
relieves the aching and feverUlineM-cure
the Cold and restores normal ooodiUon. Il l
llquld-eSecu ImmedlaMly. lac, ibo. and
Wc, at drug store. ,
" THEN HE WENT.
"I think I Jnuat sTol." rmara
ed the yeunr tna-n for the toeta tlaia.
"You 4o not awer to in to be
going," declared the young lady, In
specting him carefully. "You en
to be perfectly stationary." Lotus
vllle Courier-Journal.
Terry Dsns' i'ainkUler when thoroughly
nihbeil in relieves strains, sprams, or acb
trig joints, whatever may be tea cause.
GROUND FOR APPEAL.
"You are fined $50 for speeding."
remarked the court.
"What-' ejaculated the autotst.
"Only $50, I shall appeal. I'm ageat
for the car I was using, and my rival,
whose old threshing machine couldn't
go half the clip I was making, you
soaked for a hundred." Philadelphia
Ledgor.
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TheHATOIAMriHahlgh (fratln lamp sold at a. low price.
THE
STtATY
WHITE
UCHT
There art lnUis tuil eosi liirirj out luare n no mwwr muiv
at any prl' The Burner, tlie Wick, tie Chlmnay-Hoiiter
all arw vital tblnire n a lamp; ttume part of tha RAYO
LAMP are parfwotly 04.nstructed and there isnolbL'g
known in tlionrt of lainp-inHkitnf thifct oiniUI aild tt tht
value of tie kAYO as a IIkUI jrlvind device, fiuttulile f"T
anr room in the house. Every i!nlr Tarywb.re,
ir bet st yourH, write for ilreonUva circular to tba nearest
As-mcy or lb
Standard Oil Company
fines raarnteil)
ICO IbB. f BO
erdlnsry Fertilizer
(HKlUS 3l
FILLKO.
NrrBATEOraonA
l LBS
-
Needs Sixteen Pounds of
Muriate or Sulphate of
RO.TASH.
Well-balanctd
Fertlllier
(tsatln 110)
to make it a D&
"kiLi'ib.' '
ia Lan
Arro-ammPHATX
f if you
I tilizers, it
trTfto Potash in
prefer ready-tnixed fer-
insist on having enough
them to raise the crop
as well as to raise the price. Crops
.MtltUArRW;
HVTASM,
ao Las'
contain more than three times as much Potash as phosphoric acid.
If you Jo not find the brand you want,
make one by adding enough Polish to
make it right.
To increase the Fotasn 5 per cent,
It was found yean ago that the com
position of the crop i not a sure guide
to the mort profitable fertilizer, but it
does not take a very smart wan to figure
out thai a wcll-BSlsatce lartlllier sneuld
costal at leait as arach PeUsa as Pbes
psoric acid.
Insist on having it so.
add 10 pounds of Muriate or Sulphate
of Potash to each IOO pounds of mixed
fertiliser; to increase it IO per cent.,
add 20 pounds.
Talk to jrour dealer and ask him to carry Potash In pitjl. Pflvn
stock or order it for you. It will pay you both, for 1 UialSil M. HJ&
For particular: and prket wrilt lo
GERMAN KALI WORKS, Continental Building:, Baltimore
TAWMFRITreeore'l. rwrarwet treatmenter matt ta.
sUTicUonaAdrs J.JOthria, alt Mala l LjMBbsn.Va.
if mti
With we
ewes.
HTtapson'sEyeWater
ecauf ol thoa- ugiy, grlMly, rar.ratra.. " tA CRSOtf HMIIU KtSTORtR. .Prlc, i.OO. retail.
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