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The Monticellonian., 1899-03-31
Senate Proceedings.

Little Rock March 27.-The senate and house remained in session only a short time, adjourn ing to entertain Hon. ". J. Bryan the free si- yer champion, who came to Little Rock upon invitation of the general assembly.
 After roll call and reading of journal. an at- tempt was made to suspend the rules for the purpose of reconsidering the vote by which the Colqnitt county uniformity text book bill was passed Defeated.
 The university appropriation bill was placed on it's final reading and passed
 Senator Lankford introduced g. B. 274 to amend an act creating the fourth ehancery dis triet to include the northern district of Prairie county.
 s. B 156 (Shackleford), taxing or licensing the running of vehicles in cities of the first class. said tax to be applied to street improve ment, was defeated.
 s. B. 162 (ColIns). requiring the state land commissioner to keep a record of all applica- tons for state lands, passed-yeas 25, nays
 $. B. 7s tHayniel, to change time of holding court in Nevada county, passed.
 s. E. 259 tLawrence), to make checks issued by mill men payable in cash, and to prevent blacklisting and the coercion of employees passed-yeas 20, nays 4
 S E. 23l (Quarles), to dispose of certain bonds and to place same the tax books, passed.
 Senator Martin introduced S B. 275, placiug r. Senator Witt offered an amendment fixing the salaries of chaneellors in districts l. 2, g. and 3 at & 900. The amendment with the bill was placed on calendar.
 The House.
 Speaker Vandevender being absent on the committee to receive Hon. W. J. Bryan, Hon, F. O. Butt was elected speaker pro tenn. The Foster bill to cure defective aeknowl- edgements was read third time and passed
 The deficiency appropriation bill was read | first and second time MT Caldwell introduced H E. 372, appro- | priatlng S32 900 to pay the salaries and other expenses of the railroad commission for the next two years. The following measures were read third time and passed:
 H. B. 366 Civilians of PulaslkD, to include | Pastoria township, Jefferson county, in the Plum Bayou levee district
 Il. B. 360 (Hall of Hot Spring., fixing fees of grand jury witnesses at 75 cents per day.
 II. E. 359 (Mears), to prevent larceny of live stock and fixing punishment for same.
 H, B. 3i3 CHumphreys), amending the digest changing the time of assessing railroad prop erty by the state board from the summer to the | spring
 MT. Wallace's bill to prohibit the sale oi | liquor within three miles Of Bethel church | Perry county
 H. B. BY (Coker), to authorize the commis- sioner of state lands to sell lots and blocks forfeited for non-payment of taxes.
 H. E. 225 (Steelet, amending the law in refer- ence to chasing deer in Mississippi, Critten- den. Cross, Poinsett and St. Francis counties so as to leave out the two latter counties. MT. Henderson introduced joint resolution, proposing the submission of an amendment to the constitution permitting state, county and municipal officers to give bond in guaranty | companies Read twice.
 At this juncture, Hon. W. J. Bryan arrived escorted by the legislative committee, and ad- dressed the general assembly.
The Monticellonian., 1899-03-31
Soldiers Wanted

Little Rock has been designated as a recruiting point for regulars in the United States army. Any one between 21 and 35 years of age, sound of body and mind, can enlist for period of three years or more
The Monticellonian., 1899-03-31
Fate Of a Child.

The Swear old child of Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Edwards, near Beebe, White county, was burned to death. The child was playing in the yard when it's clothes were ignited, and before it's parents could get the flames put out it was fatally burned.
The Monticellonian., 1899-03-31
Shooting at Kearney.

At Kearney, in Jefferson county, Dr. D. B. Mason shot and seriously wounded Henry Duncan, prominent mill man. Mason is physician, and he and Dun- can had always been the best of friends.
The Monticellonian., 1899-03-31

HEN "No5G' of the
 i [ u Simpsons made its=appear- ance on Easter day there an ani- mated discussion as to an =appropri- -atn nRalR Mrs
The Monticellonian., 1899-03-31

= Asfe2s,--,|.. ..~ 2 crimson . s.:t. SE".-G - The Easter morn- ;ssse,,s.SK- ing breaks, 1I. " =, From dreams of death [l sD,- and darkness '-'-s The slumb n g
 world awakesi In woodland, vale and meadow The birds glad carols ring, And swelling buds and blossoms Remind us of the spring. The foamlng, dashing river Rejoicing 10 be free, Goes madly leaping onward Q join the distant sea In natures heart the current Of life -blood's flowing strong, The reign of death is ended, The world Is filled with song. Old winters chatns are broken, The earth awakes from sleep, And joins with us in worship This Easter day to keep, While those With sorrow laden Lift up in praise their voice, Dfe dreary night has vanished, The nations all rejoice Oh. glorious Easter morning, The message that you bring Is deartr than the sunlight
 Or fsirest flowers of spring. For zll the bells are ringing.
 And in one sweet accord They tell the joyful story
 Of Christ, the risen Lord. The Easter lilies blooming,
 With incense fill the air, The rosy sunlight fingers
 Within each chalice fair. And carols sweet ascending
 Are waited to the skies, '"The Saviour has arisen
 And we shall surely rise" ". c. Park, in Good Housekeeping
The Monticellonian., 1899-03-31

Little Rock, March 27.-The senate and house remained in session only short time adjourn ing to entertain Hon. w J. Bryan, the free sil- yer champion, who came to Little Rock upon invitation of the general assembly.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-23
Cages . Weat8fettess.
: d | q IL B..

= Das ariessminiferium In Malb
ington bat anorbnungen eetroffen
beneu sufolge ale anf ben Ybilippine,
befiublidsn Jreimillisens 8ruppen bil
Gnbe Suit bte 9eimreiie aneetrete,
baben iOllen. 3uerft 3uriidgeianb
! perbea fOlIen bic beiben &egimente,
bon @alifornien unb Oregon.
= Die @olb &eierbe I'm 8unbes
l4abamie beldnft i6 3ur 3eit au
1926. 100000.
- Sn Der Bunbesbauptfabt Waib.
in9ton bat am %. Mai bas auf bre
Sage bere6nete Gef begonnen, tuel9es
J maa-ob obglei6 Der 4rieg nod gar midi
, beenbet TT - eupbemiftifd vTriebens'
fubildum@ genannt bat.
= Das 8unbesobergeri1t bat f1d
fur biefea Sermin bertast. Mdbrenb
bes lebten Sermius eelanaten SIG GdGe
3ur grlebigung unb 302 Rnb nod
unerlebi9t geblieben. Mm 8eginn
bieies 8ermins lagen 3l3 unerlebigte
Gdle bDr.
= Wdbrenb I'm Sport Club au
3sabbille. Colorado, bic beiben isauff.
tdmpfer Sadion uub Worgan-lebterer
etn Jarbtger-ibre @ef9idli9teit seig.
ten. fani Sadion pl6bli@ tobt su 80.
ben. Die Aerats ertIdrtsn einen 6ers,
ftlag fur bic Sobes. uria9e.
= Sn Baltimore baben bic 20 ar6B.
ten Jabriten tdnfflider Dnnqemittel
etnen Sruit absef6loRen. 9as a!tiens
3apital belduft fih auf $40. 900, 900.
Die neue @efelli1aft ftibrt ben gtameu
agricultural Chemical Co."
= Sn ytem Oort bat fi6 WaiB Dora
9apemeper, bic Jingle So9ter be8 be.
tannten 3uder' ar0ius, nit benz 2ieui.
g8tnslop perlobt. 2ieut. WiusIop
mar eS, ber fi9 i'm borigen Sommer
bur@ feline Sapferteit Dor @ienfueaos
ausaet9nete, aI8 er unter benz beftiafen
Geuer bes Geinbes In einem fIeinen
Boote bas bon bort auSgebenbe aabeI
bur@i9nitt.
= Die perbdnsniBooue 8ranbtata.
Fropbe tn Damion @itp, Mlasta, lou
babur@ eutftanben iein, baB ein be.
trnntenes ssrauenaimmer In einem 8or.
beu eine 2ampe ummarf. NlIein an
Gelb tn papier unb @oIb ioll far
81 900. 900 aerff6rt morben iein. eSm.
menfe preiie merben fur 8aumaterial
beaabIt. Cine 8bare tofet $35. eiu
8bari@IoB $500.
= Jn Bottom. MaK.. besingen Der
betannte Sbeaters lnb RunRtrititer %.
{. 8al un5 feline Satin gemeiniam
Selbfmorb bur9 Iergiftung NIT
9eu9tgas. BaG par sc Sabre alt uub
fetne Jrau 73. 4rantbeit unb 2ebens.
ttberbrub tuerben ole Motib bes Dob.
pelfelbfmurbes aneeeeben.
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&etm Nebett ,purbe aerettet.

Serr S. 6. 2iIp, ein berborrasenoer
Burger BON Sannibal, Ntp. tuur6e auf
tuunberbolle @eile bon einem fdredliz
den 9obe errettet. @r er5dblt in 8e=
5ug bierauf 5olsenoes: sd ertranfte
an tppb6iem 5ieber, oas in 2unseuents
siinbuns iibersins. Meine 2unsen ber=
bdrteten iib. Sd mar 70 i6tpa9, baB
i'd ni6t einmal aufre9t i'm 8ette iiben
fonnte. Ni6ts balf mir. Sd erpars
tete i6pn balb an Der GdtpinbIu6t su
iterben, als i6 bon Or. Sings ,,Neuer
@ntoedans" b6rte. Cine 6laide per<
i9affte mir idon sroBe @rlei9teruns.
SD iebte aber ben @ebraud fort unb
iebt fiible i'd mid seiunb unb itarf uno
fam bieie Meri5in gar ni6t senus To-
ben. Sieie MebiSin beilt am ii6eriten
uno i6neu item ale Salss unb 2uueenz
leiben. Die resuldre @r0Be 5u SO gts.
nn6 $1.0O. 9robeflalden frei in Der
apotbefe BON S. &alteDer & Son. Sebe
Slai9e tuiro sarantirt.
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0a9 @alpeiton, SouFon unb Guerp
ta9lt1 ..............9:00 Born.
Na9 Corpus @brifti, Granias 8aB unb
geepile tdsli@ .....1 100 Ma9m.
Na9 &errpille tdsli9, aussenommeu
Sonnabenbs u.Sonntags 3 Il 5gfa1m
Na9 &errpille, Sonntass. 8 80 Borm.
Na6&errnilIe, ,Sonnabenbs A ::30geadm.
Mntunft
BON @alpefton, Souiton unb guerp
td9lt1 .............7:0O Mbenbs.
BON Corpus Gbrifti, Nranias BaB unh
8eepilIe td9li9 .......2:2O Na1m.
Gon &errnille tdsli1, ausgemomn,eu
Sonntass unbMOntass 10 :459orm.
Bon &errbille, Spnntass .6 80 Mbenbs.
Bon &errpilIe, Montass 9:25 8orm.
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800 8elpbmama. 500.

Die Geier Der p5reien Hrelie fiir SeToS"
iuerben iicb freuen, su erfabren, baB es
peniqftenS cine 9efiirdtete 8ranfbeit
aiebt, tpeldbe bic @iiienIbaft in all ibren
Stuien Su beilen i'm Stanbe lit; Sall's &a.
tarrb.8ur 1T bic einsise jebt Der dr5tliehen
8riberihaft befannte p0iitiue &ur. 8a.
tarrb erfDrbert als cine Contributions
frantbeit cine conftitutionene 8ebanbluna.
Sau's &atarrbsSur iuirb innerli6 aenDm.
men unb ipirtt brett auf bas 8lut unb bic
i6leimisen Oberfldbeu bes Spftems, ba.
bur1 Die @runolaee oer 8ranfbeit seritb.
renb unb benz Batienten 8raft sebenb, IN.
benz iie bic Contribution oes &6rpers aufs
bdk uno oer Natur in ibrem Berte bilft.
0iegieentbiimer baben 10 niel 8ertrauen
Bu ibren Seiltraften, baB iie einbunbert
Dollars 8elohnun9 fiir jeoen Sal aabie.
ten, ben iie 5u furiren nerfeblen. 2aBt
gud cine 9ilte pon 3euauiiien fommen.
Dtan abreiiire;
s. 8. gbenep g. Co., Tolsoo, o.
R1~ ~8ertauft bon alien Npotbeteru, 70 Cts.
oars 5amilien.Yilleu finb bie bsiten.
8rintt DDS & Mi@badber's
Morlor poh m mai6.M .M}er
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= Der rufff6e Gtaatsratb bat un.
ter benz DorfBe bes gsaren etne Si.
sung 3ur 8efpre9ung Der Grage ber
abf@affung ber Deportatiunen nod
Sibirten abgebalten. @egen bielel.
ben iunrbe geltenb gema9t, baB He
ben SntereKen bes 2anbes na9tbeilig
setporben unb elm 6inberniB fur ben
Gorti9riit 6ibiriens fnb. Dos Ne,
Iultat ber Beratbung beHanb barin,
bab Der gsar eine @ommifRon nit benz
Sufiijminiler, 8ebeimratb q. 3. Stu.
ratpteu, als 8orRbenben, au BEN
3msde ernaunie, bic Jrage Ia grwd.
gung su 3ieben. cine aubere Strafe on
6tele Der Deportation na1 ben 6biri.
t9en 8erswerteu ein3ufhbren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-23

Srintt Dds & Mi9bader's
porter nnb WeiB,8ier.
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Soutberis Yactfie 8abm.
Mbfa brit.

@a9 Stem Orleans, Souton mnb @al.
peiton tdgli6 1910 Nfittags unb
$3.50 Mben6s 6s......,.......
gsadgasleYaB, Merico &c. IL $50 gorm.
ytab galifornien .... .4:45 Nabm.
Nnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, 6ouiton nnb Gal.
neiton tdsli1 1895 Gorm. unb 4:25
Na9m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bon galiforniem,c. c.......11 so 8orm.
gon ga9le PaB unb Merico 700
WbenbS.
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@fenbabn Tabr > Ylau.
s. & o. u. Habn.
Wbfnhrf.

WU UyIt
Na9 ct. Souls bio Sron Mountain
ooer We. &. & z. 1890 geadm,
yea9 ct. 2olis nia Sron Mountain
Houte. 80 Mbenb8.
yea9 9earne tdsli9 $500 Moraens.
9tam XareDo. .1O:OO Borm.
Nnfunft.
Won ct. Souls, Srpn Wountain & W.
81. & Z. $3.50 Born.
gon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & W,
st. u T.. T..............3 3:55 Wahm.
Won Searne tdglt6. 1920 Mbenbs.
Bon 2are6o. 1925 geodbm.
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@. 6. & &. Natu.
Nbfahrt.

Na1 Baeo, Sort Wortb, Dallas, Ran.
las Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tdg.
LID 5 100 Morgens unb $50 Nbenba.
Nnfunft.
Bon @bicaso, ct. 2ouis, aeanias gitp,
Dallas. 5Urt @ortb unb @aco, tdas
lid $50 Borm. unb 10 20 Nbenbs.
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@el6dttS> nno &o9-
lungs S=Selepbon fiir 5 Gts.
pro Sag. &eite Sere6=
nnttg fiir Mietbe II. &e~
gen Oct Gt1t5elbeitett lpen6e
ll1a1t fid) dit Die Siibueite
lide Selegrapbett~ ltll0 Sc
lepbo1 : Geieaid)aft, url6
3luar alt 0as GDntraft- ST.
parteuteltt. SelepbDlt 355.
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Smm5et 3intteb.
u bfabrt

9tad galifornien, Greitass 1856 Mors
Na9 Stem Orleans, Dienitas unb Grei=
fn9 .................2.20 NabM
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Sarotmntb's "KOH-I-NOOR"
SIeifift hdlt l1nger an aIs 3 on.
bere. Wan felle eiue probe an.
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q nj funf |

Gon galiiornien, Dienitas unb Jreis
tag ..3.15 WorgenS.
Won Nep Orleans, Dienitas unb Greiz
tag. 400 glahm.
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@ulf Gbore . 8abn.
Nbfahrt.

Nad Stodoale, tdsli9, aussenommen
Sonrtags. 100 8prm.
Nnfunft.
BON Stodbale, tdsli6, aussenommem
Sonntaas. as...........3:O 100 Nabm.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-05

people on the Island Of Cuba shall oe
free, and one of the arguments used
to create a sympathy among the
American people, was the afro lous
crimes that were being perpetrateo
in the name of law. by the Spanish
government, upon people living at
our very doors, and within the same
continent of which we are part.
We set out to free these people ana
to give them stable government
and we so posed before the world;
the result was that the whole coun-
try became fired with enthusiasm
and when the Spaniards wantonly
and foolishly destroyed the Maine
the avenging spirit spread over the
entire Union. The North and South
went forward to avenge this coward
" outrage and to drive from Cuoa
the last vestige of Spanish authority
that was what they went there for
and in very short time in spite o.
rations furnished by the spectators
Toe Wheeler and Teddy Roosevelt
ACCOMPLISHED the mission. There
was nothing in the compact to con
tinue the war; nothing was sal(
about sending our ships across tn
world to take possession OF any an'
every land that is found in de
fenceless condition or in possession
of some weak nation. The people o
the United States do not want tn
Philippine Islands nor do they wan
=, the Filipinos as part OF QUE cltlzen
ship, and the sooner the adminlstra
tion withdraws its forces from thl
field of jungles, savages and pest
lence. the sooner will the people b
content with what has already bee
=, ACCOMPLISHED.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-05

The American forces in the Philip
pines are continuing to win victories
over the Filipinos, and ali Of the ca
diagrams from General Otis tell the
same tale-a complete rout of the en-
emy but notwithstanding this the
fighting continues and our troops are
gradually being drawn into the IN
terior where the natives can have
them away from Dewey's floating
engines of death. Aguinaldo seems
to be a greater foe than was at nrst
thought and he seems to be some
what of tactician judging from the
wonderful retreats he has made thus
far. The outcome of this clVlllZlng
process by determination IS as yet
hard to calculate, for although our
army officers send back roseate re-
ports, yet we believe the tillpinos
will make our experience at Initiating
England's policy of aggression a sac
one. Already the cost has been ter
rible. when we consider the valuable
lives that have been sacrificed, anc
for what? When the war was declared
against Spain there was no though
of going into another hemisphere 10
treasure; our government went lht'
the conflict upon the ground that hu
manity demanded that the Oppressed
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-05
New Zion News.
Editor TIE TINES:

Editor TIE TINES:
Please allow me small space IN LEE
I1nEs once more to give your readers ,ne
news at this place. though we nave out III
tla news lust at this season Of the year.
The farmers are busy preparing ior lue
present crop, especially corn and tooacco.
cotton is almost out Of the question: II
cant be raised at the present prices as u
money crop, and this year is the year 10
throw up our hands asd show out was
strnck on Mr.. Gordon's Interesting nSufes
IN the last issue of THE TINES oa tue coS'
~ ro;s,no cotton. suppose that Mr.. sIor-
6on is close observer and good fartnef.
suppose that he has faced the "a.' o:' sus
cotton question, and hope that me 1"fni-
er in this section will soon see Tue n1t,
take when he plants cotton to make money
art or i Tobacco is the leading money
croo in S,lem. Those who have oeeo
planting tobacco tor the last TWO or 'tlee
years have been very successful: eEea'
many new barns are being ou'!t III NJ"
/ Zion and Douglas township. great many
tobacco planters will soon look towaf Is ,te
Son,b md Southwest about the 10Th OF TINS
mouth for the refreshing showers. Will
cay inst here TINT tho=e who are experiment. l.
ING upon the yellow leaf this year. give 'ns
plant beds your clio attention as to Keep,
iny out the g.aSs and weeds an" sr1nn"
mole. Which are destructive to the !it,is
plants. TO new beginners Will say 10 o'
successful you must commence w!tn I'M
intention OF making Il success. h"lSih'
tobacco is like any other business; whei
Won engage ia It let your intention be
Successful one. 4 very successful tooacc'
. planter in Salem. when ne com nce'
three or fonr years ago. prepared MS pan
bed and went to friend for seed 10 p's IA
it. He carried a guano sack to bring u
seed home in, but he has leurnea better
and Won will learn just the same
Mr.. Editor, let me congratulate the coHa
5 ~ commissioners for the good roads ID 81
lem D,,;,
A log cart storm visited the pndnin q
Swamp road some time ago. which oau
aged it considerable. ,, :;
The question is beicg asked who VIII :,
the next Governor aud who will be IL
next President? The next President wi
be Col. W. J. Bryan. and l will guess o
the next Governor in my next letter
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-05

The case against Constable Craw-
ford charged with the killing OF Mrs.
Stuart, at the time an attempt was
made to execute a search warrant
and search for contraband liquor IN
the Stuart home in the city OF 60
lumbia, was given to the grand jury
and a true bill found against Craw-
ford. The other constables arrested
at the same time, were released asthe
prosecution were unable to hno a
case against them. As soon as a OIL
was was found, Crawford's attorneys
moved for a change Of venue, upon
the ground that a fair and lmparViai
trial could not be obtained in Column
bia for the defendant.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-05
No Right To Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in ta;e: form
and temper will always have friends, Dns
one who world be attractive must keep ner
bao)th II she is weak, stckly and oil run
down. she will b. nervous and irritable: II
she has constipation or kidney trouble, her
impure Llood will cause p;mple>, biotcheS'
skin eruption an i wre,ched complexion.
Electric Bitters Is the best medicine IN the
world to regulate stou,ac'', is,'r an kid
nsys and 70 pnrity the blood. it gives
strong nerves, bright eyes. smooth ivety
skin. rich complexion. 1t will make good
looking, chsrmiug woman of rnn-toN
Invalid, Oul, so cents at L B. L'ryea's
drug store.
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His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. J. E. Lilly, prominent citizen OF
H.ncibsl, Mo lnt.ly had a wonderful de-
l;vvrance from a frishtfnl death. ln tel
Inv of it he says: Il was taken with ~
,,ho;d Fever that ran into Pneumonia. My
lung became hardened. was so weak
couIln't even sit mp in bed Nothing help
ed NE. expected to soon die of Consump-
ton. when heard of Dr.. Kings New DIS
coyery One bottle gave great relief, l con.
timed to use it, anil now am we'll anf
stropr. can't say too much in its praise.
This marvellous meiicln- Is the Snfese ah'
quickest cure in tn. world for all tnroa
and lung tro;sbe H"sniar sizes '0cts m; !;
sl.OO. Trial bottle free at K. Is. l'oryea
drug ster-; every bottle guaranteed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-05

Iu almost every neighborhood there IS
some one whose life has been saved 10y
Chamberla,n's Collie, Cholera and Dialr:
hoea Remedy, or who has been cured OF OF
chronic diarrhoea by tie use of that lnedl'
cine. Such persons make point OF tel
ling of It whenever opportunity offers, hop
ing that it may be the means of saving 9th
er lives. For sale by X. B. Loryea, drug
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-05
The Best in The World.

We believe Chamberlain Cough Eeme-
dv,, th. best in the world. a few weeks
o:,o we suffered with a severe cold and q
troublesome cough, anl having read their
advertisements IN or own ana othef pa
t,ers we purchased bottie to see II II wooiu
effect us. l. cared Us before tue tile WIS
more taan half us,d. It Is the best medl'
cine out for colds and coughs. The Her
.Ii, AndersoLYllir. lad. For .e ty X b
Lnryea. druggist.
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Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism.
KESSA, jackson Co, ". Va.

kENNA, Jackson Co, ". Nd.
About three years ago my wife had an at
tack of rheumatism which confined her 10
hrr he'd for over month and rendered her
unable to walk step without assistance
her limbs being swollen to double their
n,oral size. Mr S. Maddox insisted on my
nsino Cbo,nberlain's Pain Balm. pur-
chnsed a tftv-cens bottle and nsed It &C.
cordiug to the directions and the mex, mex,
morning she walked to breakfast without
assistance in any manner, and she has hc'
had similar attack since.-A. b: ParSonS
For sale by r. B. Loryea, druggist
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-05
Beware of Ontments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mu-
co1s surfaces. Such articles should never
be psed except on prescriptions from repu,
table physicians, as the damage they VIII
do j. tepfola to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
mar nfactured By FL Cheney & Co.. To-
ledo O., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acuLg directly upon the blood
a1d mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally, ana
made in Toledo, Ohio. by F. } Cheney y
co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists, price roc. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-05

Communications must be accompanied
hr +he real name and address Of the winter
in order to receive attention.
No communication OF persona! char'
scter will be published except as al "''et-
tisement.
Entered at the Post Office at Manning as
Second-ClaSs Matter.