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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-30
FHEEMAsONs AND KNIGHTS.
t Extracts from the Canadian Bishops Pastoral
Letter.

The collective pa. raj letter Of the
eleven Catholic Bishops of this pro-
vincehas proved a disappointment to
many. 1t was believed that the Knights
of Labor would be rolndly denounced,
whereas the anathema has been reserved
for Freemasonry and the Knights are
only casually referred to. The following
are extracts from tie letter.
'FFreemasonry lies in the hands Of half
dozen unknown individuals with sinis-
ter designs. A great Protestant states
man wrote in connection with the Eu-
ropean revolutions: All these great
movements Of oppressed nations, ETC.,
are controlled by half a dozen individu-
ais, who give their orders to the secret
societies Of al Europe 1t must be adj
mitted that there exists in Freemasonry
a concealed Board of Directors, which
varies according to the times, place and
country.
Besides these societies there are 9th
er forbidden ones, which must be avoid
ed under penalty of grievous sin, and
among these must be remembered espe-
cially those which impose on their mem
bers secret which is to be made known
to no one, and an unreserved obedience
to hidden leaders Such is, in particu-
lar, the society known as the Knights Of
Labor, which the sacred Congregation
Of Inquisition has declared must be
classed among societies condemned by
the Holy See. The cosmopolitan char
acter Of secret societies, and that of the
Knights of Labor in particular, neces-
sarily exposes many who belong to them
to obey the orders OF a council sitting in
a foreign country, which at a given mo-
ment may be opposed to interests and
even at war with the Government to
whom its members owe allegience. The
principal dangers OF these societies are
found in the fact that the members are
bound to secrecy and become vile in
str1lments in the hands of few leaders
who may exact from them the most out
rageous and tyrannical acts as is shown
by numerous most deploraL e strikes"
The Bishops have, it will be seen, left
themselves free to change their front
should the Knights alter their constitu-
ton so as to meet the wishes of the
church. The principal stipulation will
be that Knights shall sever their connec-
ton with the order in the United States.
a meeting of the local branch is being
held to consider the matter, and should
they fail to come to an arrangement al
Catholics will be peremptorily ordered to
leave the ociety-Montreal Dicpatch.
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T{si: ~NEEyEST NAME.
Likewise the Cu.nmOncsi Anon: sciniliihc
AppeI;ati0rs.


More women have been named Mary Mary
than any other name which mas blessed "a
or cursed the feminine sex. IL su'nus 'ls ~
the typical name for the hottest ana mOs1
abiect of women-for the virgin and the
wanton. And in every language OF ASA
and Europe, as well as that OF Egypt,
this name appears almost without varla-
tion 1t has been an equal favorlte with
the aristoclats Of France and the Pu11tans
of New England, and 1t equally becomes
literature or kitchen. 1t Is stately @ wheh
We speak OF Lady Mary Worthy Mon
tagnc; It IS simplicity itself when we re-
fer to Mary OBrlen, VINO brings IN our
breakfast rolls. At one time 1t may Dilns
up picture OF divine painted 1ace,
hanging In the rch gloom OF an l1aIlan
gallery, and at another OF a red-cnecked
da!r,ymald, with her bare 1ee5 y, IN e sne
daisled grass. Two OF EnSlana $ h'e
queens have borne 1t, and the most
memorable woman that Scotland ever eT,
produced has made; it immortal: me ne
DfOtIQeSt women OF rance HAVE uiSS SSI1l1el
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An Unsuccessful Strike.

The striking mania reached a colQred
preacher in Il town in Mississippi the
other day, and he arose before his con-
cregation and said: "Chill'en, IZe been
irwin hard to preach de gospel on 3 a
week, an, Tze got discouraged. You has
either got to raise the salary to S33, or
l'zc gwine to go ont an skirlnish fur
hogs m chickens long wild de res Of
von m take my chances of gwine to
Heaven" BY a unanimous vote OF the
congregation it was decided to continue
the salary at s. and let him skirmish.-
Wall Street News,
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long ago. -.
':What do yoa think Of Lulu Hurst
Precisely what she thinks of me.
s':And that is-?"
Ask her. ARTHUR ADAMS.
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How Muscular louns Woman Nscuse:e@
Lulu Hursts Secret and Turned it 10 Ad>ahs-
a:e--Simple Explanation OF Apparently War
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\. $. Frick, Of Fairbanks, Lexington,
cut a Is pound cabbage from his spring
patch on the Goth.
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To all whom 1t may Coaeen
OFFICE or THE CoLCMsrA AxB prsH
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,

O4BiIk w 1hE O0LIhblA AVE FLU8I
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. r.. July q. in
WHEREAS. BY DEED BRARrSp
w date August II ls71 execussd hpr
saznce OF an ordinance approved Aunk
Is, ls73 the CITY Of seattle conveyed sAs
Seattle and Walia WalA RAliruad ~
Transportation Company. al IL ID
lands south OF King street.. In nd eiJ 4
Seattle. In. along. around and aheukKEIsi
bay. from extreme high 70 extrsms ~
tide and deep water and.
Where's The legislative Assnhly d
the Territory Of Wazhingtor. By n Ac
approved Sovemher 6 III 1ehs4 ~
confirmed MD grant and con vsyAncs no
certain conditions which have hesa "a,
peEformsd b sAad COMPANY; .nd.
Assembly vested the title q I'D lAnd1
said Seattle and waliA walla RailIsai
and Transportation COMPANY. ,n - IN
pie and.
whereas, The United StAfas has acquI
coed in said grant And oonyeyancs ~
Whereas, The said Seattle and Wal
Walla Railroad and franspsrtation Con
pany has transferred and conveyed 81 {
said lands TO the Columbia and Pugs
Sound Railroad COMPANY:
Now, therefore, the sad Columbia ~
Puget Sound hsilrssd Company hsrye
gives notice that it claims the exeluHw
right 70 occupy sid lAAds and 70 srun
wharves and o<her structures thes1a
and that all persons are hereby noftnsfs
refrain from occupying OF entaring ~
any Of sAid lands without the cun61nS b
writing, Of said Columbia 81 Psgsf
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA q PUGET SOUNDRRW
By T. J. MILz1
APPS Assistant supsrinssndmk
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Baking. sewing and brewing.
Roasting. frying and boiling.
Sweeping. d1ssire and cleaning.
washing. ssarchis9 and irooiRz.
Ripping. farming and nsndins.
Cutting. 6assina and stitching.
Making the old like new;
sooestrin9s 70 lsoe,
Faces &c wash.
Buttons 10 sev,
And the like Of soch:
Stockings TO darn
While the chilcrsa play;
Stories 10 tell.
Tears wipe away,
Making them happy
be livelong day;
IL - sver thus from morn till night;
Who says tina, q mothers work 10 light
At evening, four
Little forms In white;
Prayers all said,
And the last good night,
IacklnR them safe
In each dovny bed,
Silently asking
Ger each head,
That the dear Father
In heaven will keep
Safe all my dariings,
Awake or asleep.
Then / think the old adase true ever
will prove,
1T is easy to labor for tboss that se
love-
Alb me- dear me, I often say,
As | hang the tumblsd clothes away,
Aud the tear drops start,
While my burdened heart
Aches for the mother across the way.
Where, oh, where are
Her nsssii1Rs flown:
All, all are gone,
Save one alone!
Folded their garments
With tenderest care,
Impressed the pillow,
And vacant the chair;
No ribbons to tie.
No faces to wash,
No hair all avry;
No merry voices
To hush into rest:
God save them!
He tosk them,
And He knoweth best.
B0s alb the heart-anguish! the tears that
fall,
This mothers work ia the hardest of all
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Piles are frequently preceded By q
senss Of weight 10 the back. loina and
lower part of the abdomen. causing the
patient TO supposa be has some affection
Of the kidneys or neiehborine ergana
At times symptoms of indigestion arr
present, dstulency, uneasiness Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration. producing a very disagreeabls
itching, after getting warm. is Q com
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once 10 the appli
cation Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy
which acts direetlv upon the parts AZ
fected, absorbing the Tumors, allsyine
the intense itching and efsstine per.
manent cure. Price 80 cents. Adde'S
the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua
Ohio. Sold By A. b. SrrwARr. dv
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PgTRolEVMy yAsRv.

ID. X. Locke, Petroleum V. Nasty, ed
itor Toledo Blade, writes: II had on
a forefinRer Of my right hand one OF
those pleasant pets, run round The
finger became inflamed TO a degree m
bearable. and swollen TO twice il
natural sine. friend gave me HKs
Ry's CARRoLIe SALvs; and in twenty
minutes the pain had % much subsidsd
as TO give me fair nights rest. which
/ had not had before for q week. The
Inflammation left the finger In a day
consider IL q most valuable article
A. Il, SrEvAKT, agent, Seattle. dv
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TN THE MATTER or THE es1A
i Of Alfred Z. walker. deeeassl -
Notice 10 hereby given that ~
signed was. By an order Of tns -
Court OF King county. Wasni9
ritory. made on the I'D day OF 49, -
1885. appointed sdmlnistraior o. = q
Of Alfred x. Walker, deoeasse =
claims against said estate mua q
sonted 70 said AdminAstrssos.
action 81 his business, towit 81 his
corner Of MArien and Front srrse9 -
lie, wash Terry. within one ye9
the date Of this notice or Tho -
30 forever barred xcs
Administrator Of the estate Of Az
walker. doceAsed. ..ss
Date Of notice and hrst pn1xSS
Dec. ~ isoA
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Lands for the lardIess,

THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING ON
ksxie Hareor. nine miles west of the
ny % seattle VIII soil . portion Of his
a. NE low rate OF so per acre. said and
nss seen logged on and burned over IN
u u - quite easily cleared. II 70 nearly
rev. l has but few stones. and lies in e..y
rcacn on the water. School and church
wltnin q mile. Society good. Call and
deswsn RIM. H0sKINsON.
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Notice Of Final Prss.

Q. .. LAND Oyyics AT OLrn. 80
Deeemesx - IL
To Owen J. MeKsans and IL vhoa.S -
concern - -
Notice Is hereby gwen thsi oN- -,
KEyNA has hlei notice u iafseess
nnal proof bsfors the Cierk q - -
Court. 81 his once, In seassis v. -
urdAy, the seth axy Of JasaarJ. =
On Pre- smption D. Q. No s-s1. - -.
2, and Z. i Of n W. 4 81 ssotiss -
snip n nor,h, range . east ~.rs
He n mss - witne~ses W. Z
M Of Newcastle, ". T.. 6eorss 49, :,
Ren.on, y. r. Hovle yo5ss - -
JOHN =. eovu
ds2sjs3s Register Il The Leee
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Tue kck and aflicte4 shonid oct I'd 0N4 =
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o. a LAND oyyIcx AT oLuBls v.f-
JaaaAxy 4. -
To Bailey "a ssrs. Merrill B,Na<hard. H.
and AL whom 10 may coacers
S Notice 10 hereby given - B1o0
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make anal proof before the RsEtse9 - =
oeiver, Of their once In Olympia y. r. .
Friday, tho 18th day Of Fsbr1afy, 4 D.
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Of Sc / OF section 81. tovnskip . -
range 4 cast.
He names - vfinease.: I sais na3u2ns
ana rheo. Higgins. Of Tacoma. v. r; u
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r.
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jsTfeti Rssistsr OF The LAn4 90
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REMARKARLE EsCARR.

John Kuhn, OF Lafayette, Ind, had
Q very narrow escape from death. This
10 his own story: "One year ago I was
in the last stages Of Consumption. OoI
best physicians gave my case up.
finally got % low that our Doctor said
could not live twenty-four hours. NY
friends then purchased Q bottle of Dr.
WM. HANS BALsAM FOB THE LUNGS
which benefited me. / continued until
took nine bottles. am now in per
feet health. having used. ne other medi
cine" A. b. SrxwARr. dv
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Administrators Notice,

ENsrATE OF ANTHONY BAISE. DE-
IL ceased.
Notice IL hereby given by the undersispsd cd.
adininisti ator Of the above named estate. !
the crediton Of and all persons having
claims aea'nst aid deceased, 70 exhibit the
same. vish the necsasary voucher within
twelve months from the nrst puhllestion Of
thi. notice. 70 the undersigned. at his plsoe
o. business In Mason sounty, W. T.; and all
persons indebted 70 sal % ate are h. rsby
nottned 10 make immediate payment 10 the
undersigned administrator.
JAMES BAINE.
Administrator Of the estsie Of Anthem
Baine, deceased
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The Tea and Coffee House Of G. p.
SrosK, us Front street. who has sup
piled the wants of the people of this
city With eatabies for nineteen years, 10
doing a large business in supplying the
never ending demand for choice Coffee.
The improved Coffee Roasting Machine
is operated every day. jazz
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U. Q. LAID OFFICE Al uIrnrlA N.h
January ., ls9
- Notice 10 here y given thsf husL 49, !.
LANGDON has nled notice o. hss ~
make nual proof before the ss1g q :
absence. the Clark Of the piseiss so y
his once In sesttls. ". T On SssaH.y,
18th day Of March, A D. ls6, 90 -
application No. ssl7, for tie - = u
%. township % north. ranes -
He names a. Witnesses Dor Fwp
DunlAp, stsphsu Sioblock add John AJss~
yoHET. cow.
jaesmrt Register Of the LAss 49,
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Notice Of Final Proof.

December 81. 1855.
Notice IA her by given that EMMETT I,
ROBBINS has hled notice of intention T.
make nnal proof before TIE Register and Re
ostver. 81 their once. In Olympia. W. T.. on
Tuesday, the 9Th day OF February, A d.
lss6, on Pre-emptioa d. g No. 1870. for toe
y Of sE I Of section 10. township Is north,
range east
He names as witnesses: L. B. Van Etin,
J. E. Crawford, A. Crawford and J. Quinn. ali
Of DuvAmish, WI
JOHN Y. CONVEY,
se2&js25 Register Of the Land Once
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A WONDERFUL REMEDY.

The vAhe Of Ayers Cherry Pectorsl,
in the protection j: al--ords from the dangers
Of pulmonary disorders, cannot be over
estimated Mr.. c. X. Philips, PitrsbGrg.
Pa. writes; "A5out three Years aSo |
had severe Laryusitis, which resulted in
chronic kosrseness. By The Use Of Ayers
Cherry PectSrll have since entirely ~
gained my heakh-- NJ. Henry Russo
EXcelsiOr PTja-iH- Co. New York.
write>: "IRilueEza became epidemic in
M neishhorhooJ. Several members OF
M family suffered severely with il,
al II whom iook A-rr'> Cherry Pectoral.
and were cured by ii in a few days. II
i wonderful medicine for Influenza
Too much cannot De sid in il favor
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Z NJ Sargent, Il Anstoyer ST.. Lowell.
Mass, says: - commenced using Aver.
Cherry Pectoral about the rear isfs. A. a
family medicine, for Coughs and Col!s.
and have always kept it in nay house since
that time l coRSiSsT il the best remedy
that can BE- had FOR these eomplaints.-
Dr. j. B. Robertson. Clayton, y. &.
writes: II have used Ayers Cherry
Peetoral. in nv family and practice. for a
number Of years. and have 10 hesitation
Ia recommending Il. Il i an admirable
and well-qualifsd 10 DO ali
that Is claimed for it, T. J. Stvers. Ger
manfOn, y. c. writes; Ayers Cherry
PectOral is the bcst Cough PREPARATION
ever saw 1t gives Instant relief
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PATENTS.

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WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS,
HUGH n. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM sAwMILL.
recent imnroyements ls,ely srecsed A.
BellinghAm. Whatcom county, Is offered
for rem or sale. A rare opportunity for
any one DESTROYS Of engaging In the bust
ness. For particulars apply 70 r. Ell
bridge, ON the premises. or ERASTUS
BARTLETT. Ill Hayes street. San Fran
cisco oc9w
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NOTICE.

LNsrATE OF CHARLES JOHNSON, Oh.
Ia ceased.
Pursuant to an order Of the Probste Court
Of the county Of Kitsap. m ade and dated on
the lHh day Of Dsesnsbtr. A. d. 1855. nesics
Is hereby given TO ell persons having claims
against the estate Of Charles johnson, do
ceased. Of the county Of Kitsap. 10 present
the same, under oath. . cordins to law. 10
the subscriber, u his Once in the city OF So
stfle. and the county Of King, aud Territory
OF Washington. sahin one year from The date
OF the nrss publication q this police and
say creditor neelectins to bring In and eI.
hioit MS or her claim. under oath, and &C.
cordtng 10 bv. within the time so limited
Win be forever barred Of his or her sctIou
therefor against the estate
Dated Seattle, Dec. II. A d. 1885.
deli tv Nv. EDWARDS. AdmtnIstrator
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Accident and Fire Insurance. BLAN.
oHARD d PARTRIDGE. Agents. de5
A CAPTAINS Fortunate DIsCov.

Capt. Coleman. schr. Weymouth, ply.
ing between Atlantic City and N. Y.
had been troubled with cough so that
be was unable TO sleep, and was induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. II not only gave him
instant relief. bot allsyed the extreme
soreness in bis breast. His children
were similarly affected, and q sineIe
dose bad the same happy effect. DR.
Kings New Discovery is now the stan
dard remedy in the Coleman household
and On board the schooner. Free Trial
Bottles of this standard remedy at A. b
STEwARr's Drug Store. DIV
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WAGON.

A RAIN TWO HORSE WAGON. GOOD
N - new, Ter sale Al half price. In
qalFe Of L. L sioux deS
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF SEATTLE. w. T.

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Entrance on Front street. through Mer-
chants National Bank. anil
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