The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, March 16, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 10, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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f ectively in I
the Blood
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n r iusing thi I,
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T onic a
so.
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,n.nVg~ by ( ;\ eicanls, the m n
iteit determi ined ti elle:n u tip I
hillinin bi r*. TI'lv did not bathl
:Il mr .t least ntt obviously. So
hathhouotse was; built.
BIihing a.Aide. .\tractive
"To there wll, Ial. h:1hs a t-i
will bw u;von,' thw \nnlric.111 :
I u tIIIt t. i t itt t-sht ill I
Iven f or :teih t icket .'
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I moI ty. IT h -- , .! b- I 'it ulat il
l i l-gi t h . . ' I t Ib it u I
I t m I iines a I ti . 'ii
. n. ti than ine bith per d
would ~ :m wwmnan n. The-n t1,
piynw't wasn :
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non pho'. ! Ii h n i
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try iI mtaiei aii Ivtemuu t itf p pl ari
mdI et o fit Irtet i n iiti p ita\l'tis ti
itenth. m ie and uiblii riir
i rt t litt ttttac;he'o i
i'- Ito hve btlt r and it f nt mmei t
tt hi Iiti than ihe ihai le ttr known bt
i D n ,A ugus te t e~ i lh i.g i' s O tt hefl
judunti . Now andlle it the li ttpl
xiled.;:t~ Nowlt ittht hetls retrned
Ai H Imm lmm ImN(
Medicinal Merit 1
Vlaking Spring T(
and Rights
an Seal Y
(lydratis C:uiulo- -Ye
r the stomach, a -nitl
tiseptic. U.'ed in all alter
rh, especilily that of reme
todenum, gall ducts, ed at I
Illd vagina, inl glader- ing v
listipa tion from slug- ESpe
leficiency of other in
ns. I'lays a vr.1y im- ment
Garen's TonIe :lad fula
01r. wond(
Cherry
Bark allavI feverish
Congestifill and In.' L
1ial useful inCon
in the throat and ir
Illid in high l epu' Iat
-nt of Broli litis ni'i a T(
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tlciul
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rs Root a1
( I. pktai 1r:i \ir i.
it e'tli tive Iaxative,
Vonlic, fiiployed uf -
hIeaimit i aff ctionlll..,
toant wit : the nee'- ( :itt
o throw , lt all iin- fiph
Garn-lt
rbs Used in Makir
nd Blood :
LD IN
1 0. Rhame, Inc.
Fi R i i i i1
(1, het l' oi wiit l i| Is j ,ii liked
-however, there caln be no doubt tIa
w he la a lemler of f'orve :mid det eri
t inaton iI . The I forIevign-I c oI m.y, to a manl
a ui htIl't' lim holiest, pro'ressi-e ;111
lfllageols. lie had1 mmd- his iini
il t fllilleri, biefor. he viiierei pol
t ies, and his face las alwiXs leet
I- St tirilly agaillst (he gitrif. is whi
4. have so consistently robb d r Peru I'm
gclirations. A sample of bis :el
I in business is ivteni by an A nnrial
'I wa'ted t - -1-1 an l ( NJIWsit iol
1 huili g i n O ne (MV 0f the i incipa
y sqlua:!-ve of the 6iVy," saidl he.
v prep . red the lan f il f- buibili
y i a. prefis of m h-ils. 1lel.
X 1ff h111 -l til1 ' .v 111151
i }lill h) - jli t fl ,
.a m t ho me t u \me:t :~ d
i' I l Ih ftl t ilt il ' f11 f
told hiIn i tin fw iii h
Th1r' i r 'I I y p l ' [
looked them over.l rf-1 m' i
ll thfinl a IIa
I I ii ily wi i t the'X''. li n
ha XX o i
I "' li l (1 f i f I l i
\iil h I ii " fll I 11
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ti l l l l t ifl~~i I /Ii i t i f
XX fii I ii i Ii ip i16IX thl tibI h!t
I h I~l~e's8mg oii> thi -
lhn. t w sily xilii the s illo ln
If \ nan XX oke 'l f p'a1 h' sifff.ftifi
If if l l i s, t'ili IXt'n l ftl ii
it 'al Iii timigh i t h tnein iai
iflh esiXd walew,. Il teflrtf
(I'n The l'aie's lIsroundin'v wh
ow nit owe.u if)w I l?(0 lai\- 101
I 110 vlith eIta llnhwen i l l('(l- -t h
is iled tate. Ic ait he. il y i d byesio
o ofard, paved51 with grat oundil' fcob
i' 11 thh ini wlced oi byi tws ta .
(thn thit otetiwe hoom noutre
I:IMES, Manning, S. C.
Used
onics,
I of].
Digestion
ellow Dock
Hlow 1)nek (Rumexeispus) is an
Iti'. ami Toniie. It is a valuable N
ly for the treatnt of congest- i
(A inflamel Condlitions of the lin- j
ilbranes of the digestive tract.
illy rvoolmlended fol the treat
of Scarbutie, Cutaneous, Sero
and Scir rhouos affections. A
er'ful emiedy for nervous I)y
in and effectively used in Gar.
Tonic1 and1- 11100d PurifIe.
ady Slipper
y Slipper ( Cyped um Pu heseens ),
me nrvm and antispasmlodie,
I in chorea, hysteria, nervous j
the and in all cass; of lervou
bility and excitability, used to
Ilvantag.tes ill Cu II (.n 's T ni.
3iloo:l Purifier and as a niervinle.
ellow Parilla
low Par-illa 01 mlispurmumslt [l
lenls). an alter-ative diver-tie, an I -
ret e, used with grlevat Success i i
ni's Tonie andi Iloodi Purlifier.
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Purifier
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m
d
n~I[D
T -nnna -
L leave- we explained my errand.
"Come back sbortly before 2 o'cloc
this afternoon," said tihe seeretatr
"Th,1enl the'( president will see yoi
fust now he is not il."
fi President Very Business Like
So at 2 o'clock'I returned and w:
ushered ilto President Leguia's pe
vate office. I have had infinitely mo
trouble itn getting into the inner o
fices of' sma tima .1 tue mayors and di:
trict attorneys. A slender ,alert, snal
py manl of perhaps 60 years of av
came1 to I meet me. He wvore the bla
ft frock coat of ceremony, but the itel
r thait was Most firmly fixed in iv
memory was the direct, business lit
gaze of the maIn. IIis eyes are brow
widely openled, and firm. There is
qual ity of or nd energy in thei
"What is it you want to know?" I
asked.
Fj For -11) n ur or so we talked on tI
r vesent day problems of Peru. (
rather, he talked, for I only ask<
ilquestions. Ile )egan with a referen
to the matter that lies nearest evei
Peruvian's heart, aid which, if I nu
hazard a guess, will result in a w,
theday Peru is strong enough-ti
sezIre1 of two Peru'Lviin prov0%inces
Chihi. Everywhere one is otfer<
pam1phlets on the question of Tact
and Arica and the other matters i
contest between the two neighborit
states.
fi Finds United States Symtpathetic
S1Periviants have a very real affe
"We feel that when Chili atacked i
the United States was the only natit
in the world that was triuly syllip
thetic toward us. Circumlstances pr
ventted this symp1uathy having at
lractical effect. Yout chtaniged admii
istrations .iust at that time. But v
have always knlown that. at a tinl
When other Soutth ArTica n cu n'tri
wattched 0111 Sufferh'ings With indire
1cC, if not, with absolute hostilit
and whel Europeanl countries we
enaged ill protecting their own il
itrests, your. were fair atnd unlselfis
You lookd to iake no plo4it. \\
Rhave never forgotten that."
It is d iergetnce, hut the same thit
has been Said o often by other Per
vitIs, and with suvl evidencle of' Si
Verity ,that the Americans hetre wit
--. GOOD 70~
MCE L4 Sr
SEALUD TiNS ONLY
AT YO.UR Gf2OCERS
- MAWELL HOUSE
C0FF E E-r
What use or beauty could you
of' this Sedan which it does
give you in generous mecasa
Th iaoinet conmpton I i unusually I
The14.L ntitmage is unusually high~
J. H. McCOLLUI
Sumter, S. C.
.V
50od cigarettes
for 10c from
one sack of
GENUINE
td,
BULL :
DURHAM
TOBACCO
- the fleet are inlined to believe this
statement. It is certain that Lima
did alit lin her power to make Admira!
Wilson and the f .leet he colmanlads
feel that t hey were welcome, Presi
- lent j egu ia Continued. lie is .not
i'trying to A mericanize his country, but
Ie is calling upon Americans to aid
him in the comprelhensive scheme o
betterment he has fos:ered.
- Using Eflicient Americans
v N"( have en Igaged Amnerican naval
oflicors to reorganiize our fleet and
0our iIval Iandemy." said ihe. ''An
A mericaii is at the h ead of the plan
to buil. schoos .an eveitually de
-velop a1 plan of1 popular education.
Other Americans are in charge of a
1r phin1 for the better sanitationi of o
I- Cities, for the building of' great irri
gation works, for the modernization
h of our agriculture and for stamping.
lout disease. You know how many ,
American comipalies are engaged in
hsiness here. We have a very high
regard for A mericans. It is not, only
because of the sentimient we enter
tain toward your. country, but be -
'au0se A i ainis "deliver the goods."
We talked on until I had no Imor!
questo- i to ask. Then Presilent L
guia asked one of the pointed ques
tions one learns to expect from Iim:
"Is there anything moire that you.
want, to know?"
"I can think of nothing else."
"Good-by."
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