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KILL The CAUSE
OF CATARRH AND YOU HAVE PERMANENT
CURE.
HOW RELIEF WAS GAINED IN A VERY SEVERE
CASE.

HOW RELIEF WAS GAINED IN A VERY SEVERE
Diseases OF long standing require long persist eit
Treatment t. elect letct cure. AID this particu
larly true OF caarrh in the head This is unauestion
ably constitutional disease aud therefore requires
CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY
Like Hoods Sarsapari,lc. Local applications like
sn ans and o:er innIa ants, at best only tenn
porary relief they reach only the result md not the
cause OF the disease. The latte. fon in the impure
taint in the blood. which Hoods SsrsapariIa removes
sri thus the benefit derived this medicine IL per-
l,lsncEt.
The following statement frankly gives the facts in
very severe of
CATARRH:
1T Is true that have received de.l of bepes
from Hoods Sarsaparla ana think would lie entirely
cured OF cAtzrrh II 1t hao not been OF long standing
But Hoods SarsapariIla HELPED ME As NO OTHER
MEDICINE EVER DID. HAD the disease Is wears
and year before taking
HOODS sAEsApARILLA
MY breath was 80 foul that did not eat a: the s.ne
table with my parents, and I'D 20 out to meet
other people My body was also much bIoated re-
peat tina; nothing has helped ike Hoods Sarsaps
rilla. which heartily recommend"
Mrs. A. SCHWANK. Madison. Nebraska.
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coGees.

MILLINERY EXCLUSIVELY. Palmer, importer
OF Paris and London honEsts and hats. Special
designs added continually. The Only exclusive
millinery house on L 81. and the largest in
Washington Particular attention given to cos
tune ard mourning orders. P.LnEn. importer,
1IO7 L 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

Do Nor miss the kerues at Masonic Temple,
every night from November 2 20 November IA.
Bsneft for tee New Germs: Trinity Church,
corner CT, and n streets northwest
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LECTURES.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and L s,..
LIFE IN ITALY,
Her People and Her Art
Six Lecture bs
MISS aNNA sEArON SCHMIDT
Superbly Illustrated with Ds-oly ng Views erpr.ssly
prepared foT these lec.urs
First Lecture TIL RSDAl EVENING, NOVEMBER
~. O'Clock.
ROME MODERN
Monday, Nov. .eS-IiOME-ANCIENT
Monday. Nov. l0-s1ANZE OF RAPHAEL. AND
Sis line CHAPEL.
Thur-day. de-. 3-NAPl.Es AND SOUTHERN
ITALY.
Monday. Dec. s-FLORENCE.
Thursday, lee. lu-NkNIGl.
Course tick ef. e. adm. sun. .ync.
No extra charge Tor s.-afs.
Nov ON sac At v. q. MklLEkOLTS. lll0FG.
nol3-I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

SIZE WHAT the Great China ard Japan Tea
Company says shout special presents and fresh
coases on this page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

You car get a solid silver watch for "a or a
srlld gold watch 70: IL from J. II. FLASACAS
81 1th 81 NV. :ext 10 ccrner OF +, on Mon
LAY oT TUESDAY next
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

n ALLY Dew Itt's Coach Lane. lound uIS--HO.
i Arlington. Soldiers Rome. ChAin aud CABIN Joi a
Bridges. 10 a M, : an. 20: TO c- LoO l,arG aud
Legation buildings IA. ID. Navy lard barrA
and Departments. with guide. Joe.
No visit complete without ride great sH-n-
hand Tai HO. Leaves BIB l.iti. ~ q. ". -el-tr
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foK MEDICINAL CsE----We are now offering
our old Belms pure rye whisky at IS per gal,
lon- Tins vaishy ID ,ii,til.;I e-pSt ally FOX
medicinal Use ana Is highly recommended by
I,Iys.cIs.s. =. y PooLE. u: LOuis.ana avenue
nor. Invest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

HE great sale OF hid Gloves " the season
Wall take place tomorrow 4. LoUyAk GLOVE
CL'AFASrs. ttrad ;.,iy' rtI.-nGent on ith page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13
Butter! But.er!! Butter!!
Nothing bat the finest quality.
METzGEK's Fine Family Grocery. All It'll NV

Special Bargain for TomOrrOw-DO Not
Miss Them.
Genuine Warner Health Corset, regular price
Sl.25 our price S9c.; Ladies' Fast Black 25c
Hose. our special price 2 pair for Csc; Ladies'
Fine Diagonal and Beaver Refers. regular
price So; our special price is $3.50 Childrens
Gretckens. to u years. regular price $3.50
and So; our special for them for tomorrow is
$3.50 Mems Regular Made 25c Hose we have
marked down to l5c. Ladies' Heavy Ribbed
Vest, regular price 35c.; price for tomor-
row 19c., and a great many other bargains
throughout the entire stock. S. Z. YOUNG, SO4
7th st. NV. 1t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
local FORECAST TcK WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
FSis weather and stationary temperature.
FORECAST TILL yIGUr 4. ". SATURDAY
For the District OF Columbia MARYLAND and
Virginia. continued cold. fair weather today
and saturday and probably Sunday.
et.SD.IInS or TIE WATER
Tempsra.a-e aud condition o. water ut
I'm. Great Falls. temperature i6: condition.
70. Receiving reservoir. Temperature. SO. Con-
G.tich AZ north connection. So. condition at
south connection, SO. distributing reservoir,
temperature. 80; condition at iniuent cato
house. IS; condition at einuent gate house, sc.
sls an. ' "t saa pm n aaT midnight Mnisis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

krsNrs toEish. at Masonic Temple. Lowell
aides TO wait on you.--AdT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

EXHIBITION AT FEEAHoFF GAILERIEs.-Th ex-
hlDition Of Zurich photo-chron.Cs commencing
Saturday morning at Iocrhofs, continuing for
ten days. should be viewed by every lover Of
grand scenery in Washington. This collection
Ii the only one OF Its kind i'll America and con-
sists OF more than 400 pictures OF famous scenes
in the picturesque old world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13
TEA FOR ALL.

Everybody likes thea nee Tar. everybody wants
1t and nearly everybody USE IT, Don't be an
Exception Call and get E@saage. Special
present 18th every pound. &C. Warranted to
eat al tastes. A handsomely q, GRATED china
t.e.:d and T.lA set, three pieces. given with a
tvo-poun1 Lex OF \. X L. boxing powder.
theeks given with every . ceLts worth OF tea.
coffee. baking powder or condcus,G milk. Look
on. !0r the Home Guard during Christmas
week; don't n.iss it. IEL GREAT Atlantic A%D
iACIT!c FgA CoMPA:Y. sci anu JO3 1;h street
northwest, Corner L street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

GRAND DISPLAY OF ORCHIDS, arrived today,
Light Infantry Hall. Come and zee them.
| ldCt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

Biltousness, Constipation, Torpid Liver,
&C., cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, 50
doses Csc. Samples free at
ST. MRRrzs DRua Sro2R, I0lx + ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

AL who enjoy good dinner should read
GEo. NJ OISILH, il .. ..lN Va n.si page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

SOCIEIys LATEST CRAZE.--Tbe present
month. without doubt. is being devoted to ex-
hIbitions. and nothing is exciting society at the
present time more than the display of artistic
china to be held November II. IL, 10 and 40 by
Prof Samuel Sherrstt at OPTENHEIMEks, 5l4
9th street There will be exhibited specimens
Of roynl Worcester. Dresden. and in fact all
styles OF china decoration. the work of this
talented professor. his estimable wife and his
many pupiis. numbers of whom are well known
III the society OF the capital.
FoR children's Overcoats so to EIsEMAN
DRos., 7th ami T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

The New Dunlap Style
In all the nobby dimensions. Our Brown %
Dunlop style is wonder.
FEANc Il Son, One Price,
1t Corner 7th and D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

fok cnildrea's suits go to EisxuAx Bros
9Th anu L.
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sors and Shears WaLFoRDs, AIT Pa. ave- It,
DO Not Miss TomorrOw's great special
present day.
The OLD RELIABLE TEA Housrs,
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIF1C TEA Co.
CoE.E EARLY
And avoid the rush. The greatest induce
ments ever offered 10 consumers OF Pure Tea.
Coffee, baking Powder and Condensed Milk
Nothing like them ever known. Don't fail to
be on hand. A handsomely decorated china
bread and milk SET. three pieces, given with
two-ponnd box of Baking Powder. Checks
given with every 25 cents worth OF Tea, Coffee.
Baking Powder or Condensed Milk. Look out
for the 'Home Guard during Christmas
week. Don't miss 1t. The GREAT ATLANTIC
AND PAcIFIc TEA COMPANY, sol and sos 9Th
street northwest 1t
Extra Fine Old MauGahling Java Coffee.
Call and see the Fine Coffees show. ME-z-
aER's Fine Family Grocery, III; It'll St. NV. IL
A Lady's Solid silver Watch fur -
Att II. FLxNAGAN's, 531 Eth st. NV, next to
corner Of F, on Monday and Tuesday only
Gold ones for $i2. nolS-2t
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fOR WAsHiSGroS Dress BIEF
tio 10 JoHS Y. KELLY. Center Market, 9th St wing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

Our srooA OF men. suits y :be largest in
sL- city HSiees range from no up.
EI-sNaN BIOS. 9TH and E
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FRS wELL.-The Crawford shoe.

VIZ ARE GoISa OUT of the retail clothing
business Ii you are not blin, to your inter
cs's you will attend the great clo-IES out sale
Of clothing at HAMBUEGLEs Every thing one
third Oh marked price. Scores upon scores Of
buyers daily attend this greatest sale OF best
-eady-nale clothing Tor mcL. boys and chill
dren. Confidence and implicit faith in the
literal t:Lth Of our announcement have been
evident since the first advertisement Of this
imperative sale appeared III the papers There
are bona hie bargains here FOR e.orybOiy.
fine. stylish and form-iittlng suits and over
coats are being sold ~ less than actual COS: of
production Neat. uODby and tasteful attire
tor children is sacrificed IT prices scarcely
REPRESENTING cost Of material We have stated
III previous advertisements that the question Of
Speculation. gain or profit so far as We arc
coneerEedb Is not g;.- Sion IN which we are at
all Interested. Our sole object is to sell tie
eltire stock; sell IS quiciiy f"ssibie, sell at
onc-thlrd oil m..rhCu price Eve: thing sold
tof ca-il only STRICTLY UI.C price. Money re
funded u dissatisfied purchasers. n4AGUKG-
L.: >, t2i Ia ave
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h.vE Y"rK ETraIISs made promptly and at
Reasonable prices by c. D.. COLLINS builder and
~-rpeuter. III and 7l9 18th IT NV
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FOOT BALL TOMORROW.

The Game Between the Teams of the Schuyl.
kill Navy and the C. A. c.
The lovers Of foot ball will have chance to
see hot game tomorrow afternoon at Capitol
Park between two of the strongest teams in the
Amateur Athletic Union. The contestants will
I've the elevens Of the Columbia Athletic Club
sGj the AtLietic Club of the Schuylkill Navy,
Philadelphia. and will probably decide tho
foot ball championship OF the Atlantic division
Of The A. A. u. The Columbia team beat the
Baltimore Representatives in the division last
Tuesday Che Frsnklins), and the contest is
thus narrowed down TO tho teams that will line
up Tomorrow in this city.
TIE VISITING TEAM.
The Columbus will have out its strongest
eleven. and their opponents will be good game
throughout. The Schuylkill Navy has put to-
gether this year one OF the most effective teams
that ever represented that organic ation, in
Guiding two ex-captalns of the University of
Pennsylvania, Vale and Hume, three cracks OF
that team of last year and an cX-Princeton
player. Willard. and thus the men who are to
do battle .ith the local talent will put up rs
fine game will be seen here this year in tho
grade of the Gao. The teams have never
faced each other before and there is therefore
good deal of speculation as TO the result, with
the odds about even.
The arrangements for the game are as good
as possible and the contest will begin promptly
at $50 o'clock. Messrs. Phillips of Harvard
and Wagenhurst Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania will act as umpire and referee.
ihn <nny, cxxyIllt H1tI
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'MANyToU.

The leading mineral Mater and ginger cham
payne in the world CHARLES kEArNIx,
Telephone s,c. 737 1ta St a. "
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PrAyos for rent At woKcH's. s25 It'll st. H. w.

SrEcrALrIKs in jet and velvet bonpsts and
hats tomorrow at PALMLK's. 1lO7 + st.
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w. NJ. SHusrER & Sons.

w. NJ. SHusrER & Soss.
Bedford Cords, in Blue,
Green. Brown. Gray. Tan.
Wine, Back. Another lot
o. choice coIcrs Just re-
ceived. Also Green. Tan,
Brown. Navy Blue and
Gray in magnificent
quality of Corduroy Just
opNped. Also Eiderdown
Cloths. with polka dots, in
great variety.
W. II. SINISTER SONS
One price. J1S PA. AVE. noll
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s.E r,s Brsr-,rrI. liz. o. special presents
tomorrow. ISL tn 81.
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CITY ITEMS
Observation-Disclosures.

Given
away
Isl It'll st. tomorrow 731 It'll st.
to
all
purchasers
OF
one
half
pound Of
Tea
or two
pounds
Of Coffee
7Sl 18th st at 7Sl 7th It
Great
China and
Japan
Tea Company.
New ine--New line-New line
Of beautiful
presents.
Store
open
at seven
o'clock
in morning.
Come sarly-comc early-come early.
Although
We have
the largest
anu best
trained
line of
help this
side of
New York,
still it
10 TO your
advantage to
Come eGr!y-come early-come early
We want
every one
TO know
that all
Cofiees
sold by
US are
the
celebrated
Johnston
Dry roast-dry roast-dry roast.
Coffees
roasted
in distant
cities and
shipped
here 10 be
sold to tho
trade
are
stale
long
before
f.. 50 arrival
Beware of Coffees roasted out Of
town
and
advertised
by certain
concerns
as received
every other day, &c.
Use Coffees dry roasted hourly
i'll this city.
We again
advise you
come early.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
Isl 7th St., bet. G and H.
1t Telephone, SIG.
Dur Second Special Sale OF the Season.
Saturdays are usually our Bargain Days"
We shall make tomorrow doubly attractive for
'ou by offering some of our most choice goods
It specially reduced prices. But one pair of a
lind sold to a customer at these prices:
ladies' s4O0 Finest Handmade Button. 81 IS
$50 Fine Kangaroo Hand-sewed
Button. square toes, plain and
pointed toes. observation-disclosures. 24s
1926 Genuine Handmade Button 235
3.o0 Fine CIoth-top Button. LIS
500 Fine Patent-tip Lace Shoes. l.9s
800 Dongola Square-toe Button. l.9s
$50 Fine Dong. q" - % :. LEO
200 Fine Soft Dongola Button. l.2O
800 Suede Oxfords-:hree differ
ent shades to select from---your
choice. I.9s
zoo White Kid Slippers. ,...... l.2O
LIS Flannel-lined Felt Shoes. rs
IS Morocco House Slippers .S8
Ne will sacrifice i've more cases If adiea'
Misses and Children's Rubbers tomor-
row at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
ladies' Fine Cater Tops all shades. .95
lens $500 Hand-sewed Calf Shoes. 3.75
400 - &" ... go
$50 Cork-sole Shoes. .........2 $50
800 Neat Calf Shoes 195
800 Calf Boots. INSTRUMENTATION. 200
200 Neat Dress Shoes ..... LIS
and Ladies' 75c. Neat Embroidered
Slippers go tomorrow at .. AS
The STANDARD SHOE House,
1t S24 It'll st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

SEE ouk pants to o-der, $5. EIskxAx Bros.
rth
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Cor. J:a ami So. NV.
And 2o9 lnu. ave. NV
\O.ICE
Table ho;e dihH,r. with pint bottle of wine
" CCuts, al
E!CK's. $50 10th st. NV
An lniPosTAST lTtM
in you- dress i Il stylish Derby. Our hats are
Ei,;!i Sr.dc. shapes. eolors and styles and the
prices axe down ~ yOek bottom.
FRANC i SoS. One Price,
Corner 9Th and D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT. +. G. SMITH
1925 Pennsylvania avenue-Adrt.
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"t.rHTs CIEASSD by the Eh,pire Carpet
WORKS. ISLES Mass. ave. NV &re nlnde INC: Il
proof Tres of charge. Telephone s.5-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13
THE @. A. R. ENCAMpMENr.
All Preparations to He Made for septembe,
20, 1922.

SUBTRACTION OF THE COUNCIL OF ADM,NisrRA-
TIos WITH THEIR TREATMENT BY THE LEGAL
coMNTTTEE--TIE HOTEL. SCHEDULE ARRANGED
-pASQUEr DY THE INSTRUMENTATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

ORoxEs fcr those s25 sui:A to oyler SIC being
placeI With rs at lively rate. Don't pus OF
inAkaag you- ssicction too long.
Z u. BAExcM q Co.,
81 Pa. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13
CLrvE1ASD's BAKING POWDER.

CLEvELAND's BAKING PowrEn
WHOLESOME.
LEAVENS MOST
LEAvENS BEST.
Send stamp for cook book
Cleve and Baking Powder Co., New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

Sac Ocs suits to order, Els.
Eisxx.> bRoS-, 7th and e
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ChFAS-kU,IYNs. 70 ce.:,s pea bottle.
uCINISE Pals, - cents per hUnGIed,
- NIAGs PHARMACY,
Cor. 18th q. aud New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

tcl. artistic colorlEgs ami effects in wal, paper
90 10 :. WI. HINH.geON 5. lItI L 81. Nv.
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GIvEx AWAY ToMnkRnw.

FoR Cool WsArHKR-Medirm- weigh; under
wear. hid gloves. da-k neckwear brown and
black dsrbiss, DC. LEWIS x Soy. 1921 y. y ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13
iooks WzLL-The Crawford .Loe.

" OUR stUe- vi men oyerccats. Prices
from 80 up. zist&.N Bios, eth ana l.
Vast NV LIxE Of spscisi presents for to-
A.--oy AZ al .sh ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13
The Johnston Fine Teas at 7s1 7th. 1t
What Grasty Saws,

What Grasty Says.
Atwood Carpets, Csc. Atwood Filling. Soc.
Seamless Mating, Zoe. Good Mating. I5c.
First Quality White Fur Rugs. no small, q. rs;
lined do, S2.95 Six-foot Extension Table
%. IS; cluster leg do, IS. 1000 barrels China.
Glass, &C., for cash only. GRAsrY, The Pusher.
Double Stores, l6lO-l27th st., between P and O
NV. nol1-eo2t
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FEELS WE'LL. The Crawford shoe.

Vrsrr our boys and cbildrcn's clothing de-
partment this week. We've the largest assort-
meur, highest qualities. lowest prices.
EIsIMAS Bros, 7th and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

"N.LIKTsr' SC. Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

Substitutes-W Wilson, Burritt, Burroughs and
Gibbs for GAG, and Randolph, Phillips and
Grifiths for A.C.S.N.
1HE THANKSGIVING DAY GAME.
The managers of the teams of the c. A. C.
and the Georgetown University. Messrs. Wilson
and Carbon. have completed their business ar
rangements for the great game to be played
Thanksgiving day between those eleyens. for
which preparations have been in progress
throughout the season. This game will be one
OF the most interesting of the local SERIES as
the two teams have lined up heretofore about
evenly, ana there is great deal of doubt as to
the outcome. The grounds will be we'll roped
and there viii be room provided for about
1000 people. Seats have been arranged in the
grand stand for 200. and there will be excellent
arrangements for carriages and teams. Several
tally-hO parties have already been formed for
the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

"Florida Cough Drops!" SC. Druggists.
no4-eo1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

Carving, Table. Pocket Knives, Razors, Scis-
sors and Shears. WaLFoRDs AIT Pa. ave- It,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-12-23
A Higher Hand.

A little boy sat in front of his
father, and held the reins that con-
trolled restive horse. Unknown to
the boy, the reins passed around him
and were also in his fathers hands.
He saw an occasion to pull them.
With artless simplicity the child
looked around, saying 'Father, I
thought I was driving; but I am not,
am II tThus it is often with men
who think they are shaping q destiny
which q niger hand than theirs is re-
any directing. They do their own
will because it is also the Will of God.
"a stronger hand guides them;
3mightier power holds the, helm of
their vessel, and saves from rock and
wreck. Happy are they who yield to
the guidance of the Almighty hand.
Golden Words.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-12-23
PNDnE THEM OUT-Scientists
aVNVL tell us now that the best
y and safest WAY TO cure

eS0O ScS4CSS Voy w S0@S
diseases Of the blood and skin is to
force out through the skin the mi
crobes or germs which produce dis
ease. In this matter Swifts Specific
has been about sixty years in advance
Of medical science, as it has for that
length of time been curing blood and
skin diseases, BY eliminating the
germs and poison through the pores
Of the skin. S. S. S. does this efectu-
aily, safely and quickly. 1t is entirely
3 vegetable compound, and harmless
!, Mr. W. G. Curtis, editor of the
Mecklenburg News, at Boydton, Va,
says that he has been entirely relieved
from an abscess which formed in his
throat, and caused intense pain,
almost choking him. He could not
swallow solid food, and was in most
painful condition. He says that be
took only three bottles and that it eff
fected a complete cure
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. Tue SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Atlanta, Ga.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-12-23
THE MANNING TINES.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q, 1881,
Ingratitnde to Parents.

There is proverb that ''a father
can more easily maintain SIX children,
than six children ore father" Lu-
ther relates this story:
There was once father who gave
UP everything to his children-his
house, his fields, and his goods, and ex-
pected that for this his children would
support him. But after he had been
some time with his son, the latter
grew tired OF him, and said to him,
'aFather, T have had a son born to me
this night, and here, where your arm
chair stands, the cradle must come;
viii you not, perhaps, go to my
brother, who has a larger room?"
After he had been some time with
the second son, he also grew tired OF
him, and said, "Father, you like a
warm room, and that hurts my head.
Won't you go to my brother, the
bakers" The father went, and after
he had been some time with the third
/, son, he also found him troublesome,
and said to him, Father, the people
run in and out here all day, as if it
were pigeon house, and you cannot
have your noon-day sleep; would you
not be better off at my sister Hates,
near the town wall?'
: The old man remarked how the
wind blew, and said to himself, eyes,
7 viii do so; I will go and try it with
my fdaughter. Women have softer
hearts. But after he had spent some
time. with his daughter, she grew
weary Of him, and said she was al
ways SO fearful when her father went
TO church or any where else, and was
ebige to descend the steep stairs,
: and at Ter sister Ehzabeth's there
were no stairs to descend, as she lived
on the ground floor.
For the sake of peace the old man
assented, and went to his other
daughter. But after some time she
too was tired OF him, and told him by
5 third person that her house near
the water was too damp for man
who suffered with gout, and her
sister the; grave-digger's wife, at st.
Johns had much drier lodgings.
The old man himself thought she was
right, and went outside the gate to
his younger daughter, Eelen. But
after he had been three days with her,
her little son said to his grand
father, Mother said yesterday to
cousin Elizabeth that there was no
better chamber for you than such q
one as father digs" These words
broke the old mans heart, so he sank
back In his chair and died.