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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-17
Naryiond Cecil Couniy. Set.


Am application Of Gil6y C0noway of Cecil
SPCounty by petition in writing to me the
subscriber one of the Justices OF the Orphalts'
Court OF Cecii County setting forth that he is in
actual confinement for debts he is unable t. pay
and offering 10 deliver up for the benefit of his
creditors all his property real personal and mix
ed to which lie is in any manner entitled (thc ne
nesSary wearing apparel, bed and bedding Of
himself md family excepted Il schedule where
of and list Of his creditors and debtors being
annexed TO his pct ton and praying 10 be dis
charged from actual Confinement aud to have
extended to him the benefit of the Insovcnt
Laws Of Maryland and the said Gley Cono-
way have clkcn the several oaths required by
said lnsulvcnt Laws ana in all other respects
complied with the other requisites of said acts "
Insolvency appointed Robert wilson, Trustee
for the benefit of the creditors of the SAID Gillcy
Conoway who has entered into Bond with scc,i-
rhy by me approved for the faithful performance
Of said trust, and the said Trustee having cerif-
cd 10 me that he is in fill possession Of all the
property Of the said GiIley Conoway Contained
in his schedule hereto annexed and that the said
Galley Conoway has executed to him GOOD and
sufficient deed for all his property real personal
and mixed. / have ordered and appointed tho
first Tuesday of the next October term = f Ccci
County Court for the said Gilry C.ndWay &c
| appear before the JUDGES OF Cecil County tOLr
at the Cuurl House in Elkton to answer snch al
legations and intcrrogatores as may be then ant
there by lIs creditors made and proposed and
do hereby order and direct that the said Gilley
Conoway be discharged from his personal con
tinemcnt and that he give notice TO his creditors
of this his application aud OF the day 50 lay INT
appointed for his iiual hearing in Cecil oGnt,
Court, by advertisement III some ncwSpapc
printed i'll Cecil County, once week for three
ia li,,,s Tr,n Ii
next October term of Cecil County Courl. Give,
under my hand this 18Th day Of July, A, D. lSll
WILLIAM TORLLNT, JR.
f'rne CODY. Test.
Jrly 20 GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk
of Coed County Court.
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Mryland Cecil Comfy. Set
a. application Of Lewis Jones oil Cecil
oConnty, by #titon in writing to ne, the
subscriber, Gone Of the associate Judges OF the
OrPhlrs Court Of Cecil County,l setting forth
THAT he Is IN actual cOL.int ment for debts he IS
ueate 10 pay, and Offering ta deliver up for the
benefit Of his creditors all Iii, property, real per
tonii and miAed to which he is IN any way entl-
led. schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and debts being annexed to his said petition upon
oath, and PRAYING to be discharged from actual
confinement, and 10 have extended TO him the
benefit otthe &egeTa! nsulVent laws Of MARYLAND;
and 1t appearing to I'VE by cuninntcnt testimony
that the said petitioner has rested within tie
STATE Of MiryIand lor the last five ears next be-
fore his appl,ration | appointed Il ?. Bennett,
Trustee for the benefit oitle creditors OF 'r.
said Lewis jones' who Las entered irtO bond
with security by me PreEof'hri 7l,d .~proyed, iut
the faithful performance Of his .a'd tr'.s. aua Is
said Trustee having certified IT, r -.. "a
full possession oiaithe p.n;leIi- ...
ule and list of debts contaiG..
appointed the first 'Fdcs,lro
Monday in October urHi, ... q
Jones, to appear before ne J..-s, I'll
County Court, ut the court ho a.. o
answer sdCt alice. on and ~ ...... d,
may be then and 81, ~ his cr-. -o!s .lt.e AMI
proposed and f.. i Lewis .,.,s i4vnr
entered into bon5U pe7atv and Wita s,au.j.v
by ne prescribed ~. approved So H. yvp.dr md
answer as aforesaid ( TO l,se"y .e.4..1 direct
that the said lac" 3 Jones 20 discharged t:Ut,
personal comlinen1"H, and tia. Re give t14-e :
this his applicable i, and ultae day =! ,Gs ,.,,.
pointed for his hnal nearing Ia CG~'i County
Court, to his creditors, by I've ~llstsy.eti in no
newspaper printed in Gees, Ca4-.t- .ncc Il Ng,i,
for three months, before the said iijs, ..e i, -
next after the third Monday IN Uc'uues l.aa-
Given under 10y hand and seal thu -. d. /
March 'I,lg
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nm the matter of the Petition Of Jesse Irwin,
Kan IusuivcuL Petitioner.
or lcrcd by 'hc Court, oWimgiO n defect IN the
notice 10 creditors as published, thai the said
petitioner give notice according 10 law 10 his
creditors 10 appear and Tile Undergraduates aud
allegations on the liisi Tuesday after the third
Monday in October next, and That the cast. be
continued.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
by Virtue Of the directions in the above order,
hereby giyc hutIcc 10 my creditors, that will
appear, on Vie said first Tuesday next after The
ihud Monday in October next, before Cecil
'"n ty Court, - answer such allegations and
lmirn"gai"rlcs as may then aud there be propos-
cd 10 me by my creditors, WHEN ald where they
viii iil'' allegations and inrcr"urat"ries, if any
they have. Jl.5Sf. IRWIN.
July 20 1874
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NEGROES AT PRIVATE
SALE,

Under ard by virtue of an order of The
Orphans Court of Cecil County, ] will
sell at private sale three Negro Men and
one Negro Girl. Two of the men a"e
first rate farm hands, the other is lame but
will suit for a waiter. The girl has been
brought up 10 kitchen work. Said ne
groes will be sold for cash. but not TO any
person who intends 10 remove them from
the state or to sell them TO any otlier per-
son who intends to remove them there
from. Any person wishing to PURCHASE can
apply TO
DAVIDSON d. PEARCE, Adm''or.
D. B. N. of Benz. Pcarce, Decd.
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q n the matter of the Petition OF james Cald
we'll an llsOlvCn Petitioner

q \ the matter of the Petition OF James Cald
Il well, AN lusolrCnt Petitioner.
Ordered by the Court, upon an examination
OF tile causes of the failure of the Petitioner 10
appear upon the day required by the order OF
Cecil County Court and upon satisfactory evil
dcnce cNc'!sing the non appearance OF the said
petitioner, that the SAID petitioner give notice
according 10 law to his creditors to appear ard
file Intcrrogaiorcs and allegations on the first
Tuesday after the third Monday in October next,
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
BY virtue of the Directions in the above oidcr
hereby give noti"c 10 my creditors, that will
appear, ON the said fist Tuesday next after the
Third Monday in October next, before Cecil
County Court, to answer such allegations and i'll
telrogaiorlcs as may then aud there be proposed
to nae by my creditors, when and where they
will lo allegations and intcrrogatorcS, if any
they have. JAMES CALDWELL.
July 20 1914
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THE CECIL WHHas.

dance Of meadow. IT is not deemed ne
ceEsary to give any further description,
as euy person wishing TO purchase will
examine for themselves. Possession will
be gevel on the 25rh day Of March next.
Apply on the premises to
DANIEL CARTER.
June 29th lSl1-tf
Record, West Chester and Register.
Norlistown, will copy e weeks and charge
advertiser.
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In>tIlS Is TO GIVE NOTlIL, Inat

'n,tIlS Is TO GIVE NOl'lIE, l"ar
- the subscriber Of Cecil county. hath
obtained ir"m lheOr?hans' Court of said
county, lclrefs Of administration on the
personal estate of Benjamin Peace, late
of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against The said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit The same,
with the vouchers thereof, duly aulhen-
,iicaied, on or before the LIST day of June.
1915; they may otherwise, by law, be en-
,.cluded from all Benefit Dc said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesled to make immediate payment to
the subscriber Given under my hand
and seal this 18Th day bf,jnIv, 'iS41.
DAVIDSON ID. 'FEARtE,
Administrator, d. B. N. G II A.
July ooh 1914 .--6w
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Fresh I>l'VgS!,;s..

The Subscriber has purchased and Just
received from the Ciiy. a supply OF FRESH
DRUGS s. MEDIC,N Els including some
new preparations, which have been select
ed with care and wlIh reference to quality
lie will warrant all articles sold at his
Drug Store to be of Inc best quality aud
hopes by strict personal attention to oh
tain the public confidence and a share OF
patronage.
N. B. The Stable connected with his
residence for Rent
JOSEPH WALLACE.
Elkton March 23d. lS44.
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EIktOn Foundry.
FARMERS LOOK HERE.

J, p. Canlwel s VIM NJ Gidlev have
established AN Iron Foundry in EIkton,
where they are making concave and evry
other description of Plough castings
also, all Kinds Of castings made to Greer.
Orders for casting, thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
The Public are generlIy andrespccaully
invited to call aud see onr work.
Elklon July 9th lS14-3m
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.HHBiaHd CcrH f0UntV. SCI.

.NHrgia"d CcrH roanty, SCI.
b. application OF George w. Alexander ofCc-
NS"'l '"nnty, by petition in writing to me, thc
SUBSCRIBER Zone of the associate iuGpcs OF thr
orph"!f5 Court "f Cecil Couniv,) Scttmg forth
that he Is ia actual confinement for debts he is
unable I" pay. and Offering to deliver up for The
nHn" OF his creditors, all his property. real per
Sonal and mixed, TO which he is III any way cnti-
tied, il schedule whereof and list OF his credits
and debts being anneYcd to his said petition upon
oath, and praying to lie discharged from actual
confinement, and to have extended TO him the
ochesN a the StIcral insolvcni lawSo Of Niarya
ana Al appearing tome by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State of Maryla for the last two wears next be-
fore his Application, appointed John II. Ora
nam Trustee for the benefit Of the creditors of the
said Geo &c w. Alexander who has entered into
bond with security by me prescribed and approved
Tor the faithful performance of his said trust; and
lhesad Trustee having certified tu me that nc is in
i'r n"ssesSon ofal the property in Tire said scrtd-
uIe and list oftohls contained, have ordered and
apfofntcd tile first Tur.dav next after the third
Monday IN October next, for the said George ".
h'cNahher to appear before the Judges OF Cecil
County Court, at the court house III Ejktou, to
answer such allegations and Intermediates as
may be thcnand there by his creditors nladcand
proposed aud the said George w. Alexander hay-
my entered INTO bond rr penalty and with ecct,
r''y by me prescribe d and approved so to appear
and answer satoresaid, ! do hereby order and d.
rect that thcsaid J, scph W. Davis be discharged
rom personal confinement, and that he give no.
tice ct tins application, and oithr day SO by me
appointed for his final hearing in Cecil County
Court, to hiscreditors, by advertisement in some
newspaper printed IN Cecil County, once weol,
Tor three months, before the said first Tuesday
next after the thi,d Monday in Octobcr next.
o''voh under my hand and seal this 9th day OF
July lsii. WIN. TOPEERT jr.
True copy. Test,
July Is GEORGE McCULLOUGH ClL
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MARYLAND. (ECU. COUNTY. Sc

an Application Of Ellis Jones of Cecil
SfCbniy, by rctitiGuln writing, to me, the
subscriber, cone ofthc associate Judges uithc Or.
pIan' s Court Of Cecil coJIulr setting tuitI, that
he is in actual confinement for debts, lac is una
bic TO pay and Offering t" deliver up for the be-
nrhi OF h'S creditors, all his property real por-
S"nal aud mixed to which he is any way emit
Ned schedule whereof aud list OF his credits and
dchishrlnm annexed to his said petition upon oath
and praying to be dIschargcdro a ctua conlinc-
mcnt, ana to have extended TO him the bena!it OF
the several inSolvcnt laws Of Mary and it ap-
poarInr to mcby competent testimony that the
"a d petitioner has resided within the state OF
Maryland for the last two wears next before his
npPll"aiion appointed Reuben D. lamar Trustee
tor the benefit ri the Creditors of the said Ellis
Jones VIII" has entered into bond, wlth scruri-
" by me prescribe" and approved, Tor the IajlI-
ful pcri"rinauccoi his said trust; and tlir said
IraSf"" having certified t" N, that ne is il luil
r"Nt'S> non oialI the propcrty inlbc sand clrduIc
a"G last al debts contained, hav" ,dcrcd and APP
f"liicd the lr&i IueyaIv next aitcIt he rd Alul-
DAY ~ bri"'cr next, Tor the said Fills Homes
t" appcu before the ,lncS of Cecil County
'"ut1, al The court house in Elk,on to answer
such ailr"aijuusand heterogeneous as may then
Ia! proc lS"d to ElIn hv his creditors ,>d the said
'"Ii'; Jones ilavi0E ctitrrtd 'iutD bond IN Il
penalty "hd with security by me prescribed and
approved 50 10 apprarand answer a. aforesaid, |
80 hereby order and direct THAT lir said Ellis
Jones' b" discharged FROM personal coufiue-
mirnl, aud that he rive motto" Of THIS his app!ica-
ton, and "t'thr day 50 by me appointed for his
t'nii h"hil+tgin Cecil County Court to his rr"d-
'thrS by advertisement IN some newspaper pm
ted IN Cecil County, once II week for three
It0r,hs, before the said first Tuesday ncAiaficr
The 3rd h"nday III Octoicr next Given under
my hand and seal this 18th day of MAY ISit.
WILLIAM TORBERT, Jr.
TIRE c"ny. Test
Jnb &c GEORGE McCULLOJG
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TlIIS ISTOGlNE NOTICE, That the

TilIS lSTOG GIVE NOTICE, That the
subscriber OF Cecil county, hath Oh
tanned from the Orphans court of said
county, letters al administration on the
personal estate of Robert Donaldson. late
of said county. deceased. All person hav-
ing claims against the sad lcrea sed, are
hereby warned /" exhibit me same with
the vouchers thereof, duly authenticated,
'on or before the 10Th day Of May, 1915;
they may otherwise. by law, be excluded
from all benefit Of said esla'e All persons
indebted to SAID estate are requested Ia
make immediate payment To the snbscri,
Der. Given under my hand this 30.h day
of July, 1914.
JOHN SIN PEES, Adm',or.
July 9Th lS44-6w
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CHAIR
Factory.

The subscriber having taken shop in
E.lklon for the purpose of carrying on the
Chair making business, is prepared TO
furnish his friends and the public general
y with plain and fancy chairs Of every
variety. He will also make to order
ROCKING CHAIRS.
Of every description, and he assures the
public that all articles made in his shop
shall be Of the best materials, and maGe in
workmanlike manner by all experienced
mechanic
Persons wishing to purchase chairs,
will do well to cali at his shop, in the hot,
low near Green's Bakery, formerly the
old Coach Shop.l where he will be al
ways ready TO furnish the above named
articles at prices 10 suit the times
B. G.. FOARD
N B. Country produce taken i'll ex-
change for chairs Also, old chairs re
paired and reprinted at short notice and
for a very low price. Be. F.
EIkton, Ma, llIh 1914.
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j lin G.. GROOME.
Ex'tor of Jas. s. Springer, dec,

ENIOf 0T Jas. = HPTINgcr, ueCu.
Eliton Md juno 22d ISL
National InlcIi"cncer, Bait, Amerl-
eau, Inquirer and PENNSYLVANIA Phis g,
Examiner Lancaster, and Village Record,
West I heslel; will insert once a week
Gnr & weeks and forward balls To Trustee.
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Postponed
TRUST
.SeHKIE.

a. virtue OF +" decree of The Court Of
hancclv of MARYLAND, The subscriber
will otter al public sale, al the Tavern oi
MIR Richard Reynolds ia Port Deposit ON
SAL lRDAN, the l7jh of August, al 3
"'cl"ck p, W., a pa'rcI of LAND IN Cccll
County, IA short distance above Port De-
lp"si, on which, i, erected Il double ~ ne
r,nn SAW WILL, lately owned eud 'occu
pied hv Mrs>rs Savn s. Archer. This
property is situated directly al the Eastern
Shore oI the Su>qn"laml river, living be-
tween she 'R,ver ard tho Mary land Canal
Aud br>i les Tie tinuhlC Saw Mill above
e. mentioned, there ufe upon the
s94::,,S premises two comfortable
,% sas.AI.1 u Dwelling HOUSES, and a
F&=-f7z-a1~sS forty 't,tc acres nl very
fertile river bottom Land 'irr,r the pc
cnlar position ~ lhrs rtfH,i%rty, contiguous
as it is both to 'tIfe rlsrr and the canal.
~ Is considered aS "A most excellent locn.
'ilnn for the hu>;lfr>s IN w44lct it has been
heretofore rnp'",et; the HswtIg al TIM
brr, &c, brought dnwn the river and
Canal.
The terms ~f sale rs prescribed hv tie
decree. are that ore third ii paic lprr:l,aSc
money shall be paid IN cash. aud Ihe resi-
due IN wv" equal payments III and II
months. to be secured nv the bonds III
NOTES of the purchaser, with sccarily APP
proved by the TRUSTEE and bearing inter
es, from the day al Sale.
H'hc property viii lie xosd subject to Il
claim on the part of IRE orglnaf vendor.
upon about twenty five acres Il lhc pre-
misses. including the mill. To the amount
'I S9O5,l6 with interest from the 2OIh
November 1899. Snttrecl to which claim
the tile is believed no he perfectly good
aud ~ on the psy'mcn, Of whole purchase
m"nev aud ratification oIsalr, the Trlster
is authorised TO execute To the purchaser
deed for the property tree, clear and
discharged of all CLARA Oh the part Of the
parties To :he suit
A. W. BR \DT0HD Trustee.
july 20n lSll-lawts.
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Fail of.i7 to go feet.
IRON ORE

which can be readily obtained and in a
region of country where abundant crops
of all kinds of grain are raised.
One third part of the purchase money
will be required to be paid in cash, and the
residue iii land IS months With interest
from HE day of sale to he secured by
bond with approved security,
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are III
vi'Gd 70 view and examine the property
for themselves.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-17

Commbn iur hats + 80 10 200
a 'varety OF common hats from 70
cents down to 80 cents apiece.
Some will say this is huInbug, but ii
is bug some of them wont like, for it
will buzz them out of big profit My
hats are made Of good materials. and by
experienced Workmen, aud will do up
all hats brnGgEt Of me free OF cost, which
costs, twenty iveccnls ifmadc elsewhere
N. B. ! will sell all Kinds of hats, SO
cents cheaper than any store in Elklon
can sell them. All hats warranted nut to
be surpassed i'll n"aInes and durability.
ENOCll CROUCH.
Elkton, April lsl lS14.
Highest market price, CASH, given foI
iurs.
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En0ch Crouch

Hat Manufacturer, Main ST. EIkton, Md.
Sign Of The Golden Hal, ore door from The
Post Office.
One word to the Public in regard to
business. My motto is, and always was
PA rRONIZE HOME lNDUSTRY",
and feel thankful to this community for
past patronage While in my old business.
boot and shoe manufacturing, which
carried on in this place 3 years past. |
have now sold out, and have engaged in
the
HATING BUSINESS,
which did not commence to oppose any
person, for there was no Hat Manufacturer
in the place. thought i'cbuld supply
the stores with hats, and that would sup
port me, but as ihev are determined not
to palronize me, viii sell at wholesale
prices, which are as follows:
For Nutria Hats, best Mol 100
:. dc do No.2 800
Saxony No 300
: Spanisi, Mo- $50
/" Cashmere, black Mol 2.75
d. do Mo- 2,5U
do blue $50
:. Cnnnbu rur bals Z IN IN - On
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A. EeNH.

n 7hc subscriber offers for sale. his farm
"a ymg one mile east of the Brick Meet
ing House, Cecil co. Md. 1t contains
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-08-24
DOING THE BARBER.

An Eastern Shore man stepped into
a barber's shop in our city, on Saturday
says the Baltimore Argus. and request
ed he barber to take of l24 cents'wor,h
Of his hair. The barber trimmed his
locks very neatly, and then combed
and brushed them in the most particular
style.
'Are you dIne?' asked The Eastern
Shore man, as the barber removed the
napkin from his neck
Yes, SIR returned the man Of The ra
zor with bow.
Are you certain that you took of
eleven pence worth"
Yes. sir returned the barber,
there's the glass-you can see for youl
self.
WELL said the Eastern Shore man
'if you think you have got clever
pence worth of, | don't know as have
any use for it, and | hsvn't got M
change; so you may just keep the hair
for your troubIe.'
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THE Times dint as they used TO '0ds'
We find the following astray going the
rounds without an owner, else we would
cheerfully credit,
Folks don't go to bed now days--ihey
retire.
Nobody eats their dinner-people take
some refreshment
Nobody goes to church-but people at
tend divine service.
There is no Sunday-iI is Sabbath.
No one gets his tooth PulIed--l' il ex
trac,ed.
Instead Of drinking tea or coffee, the
fashionable only sip little.
No one tears hole in his panialoons-
but i, is no rare thing that he iacera'e'
them.
Tie ladies' don't go a visi'ing-tAey only
make calls
Young men don't 60 courung-he!
only step in 10 pass the evening
Our grand-mas used hard backed ehal
but our bellies hare stuffed backs 10 het
seats
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PRIN T E r S.

No trade sends into The world smarter
aud mole active men than thai of printing
Look To officers OF trust and honor-wae''
talents and energy are requlred-snd yot
will be mos, likely to fndi them filled with
printers. Who makes our best editors,
lawyers, preachers, mayors and Congress
men'-Printers. Printing is glorious
business, thus 10 fit men for honor and use
fulness. A college education is not TO be
compared to an education at the case. One
Of the best lawyers England has produced
was printer. Who are the mayors oI
Glasgow, Edngburg and Perth3--Prnters
So also are the Mayors, Of New York
Washington and Savannah, printers by trade
The recent Mayor of Boston was Prin
tier.
There are something like dozen o
printers in Congress--all of them. honors Il
,her professions.
Certainly the best conducted journals o
lnls country ar6 unuer lne cOHWot VI pIlu
ters. Look 10 this city for instances: Gen
Todd, Of lhe American, Edwards of The Ad
vertiser, Beckett of the Bulletr,snd Nichol
Of the Washiugtonian, are all printers AM
renec, honor on the craft.
Printers are looking up. VIII
would not be a printer! Il
young apprentices at the case, or role
stand, with smuuy faces or dirty fingers
we would say, don't be discouraged. !
few years ago, all distinguished men W
lhave named above were similarly employ
ed. Stick to your business q every leisur
hour you have, employ in the perusal I
usefu books. and IN the cultivation of yol
mind. Then the day will not be far dis,an
if you are tue TO yourself and contract n
bad habits, you will become useful an
honorable cilizers exering a wide ar
healthy influence. Portland Press.
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MODERN MAXIMS.

Keep your jacket on, and don't tear your
lrowsers.
Do not steal your neighbor's newspaper
bu, subscribe for one yourself.
Never wind up your watch with llect
of soap.
Don't pound your corns with shoema
|ker's hamer.
Don. scratch your head with a curry
comb.
Never pick your teeth with crowbar
Don't take your soup with shovel
Never sleep with your feet out OF tn
window,
Pause and consider before you set III
Delaware river on fire.