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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE.
may trnly be
said, that no one has
ever been so successful in COM

7
ever been so successful in COM
! pounding medicine, which has done
so much to relieve the human family, to rob dis
| ease OF its terrors, and restore the Invalid to
| Health and comfort, as the Inventor and Pro-
prietor of that most deservedly popular family
medicine DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
! Wild Cherry, and none has been so generally
Patronised by the Profession and Others both in
this country and in Europe nor has there ever
been so great an effort in the short space ofonly
six or seven years, to deceive the creduous and
unthinking, by putting up Nostrums of various
kinds by various individuals, atfixing the name
OF Wild Cherry and as much of the name of the
original preparation as will scream them from the
lash of the law, and one of the Imposters who
puts out the common paregorc the shops and
calls it the Balsam of Wild Cherry has had the
impudence to caution the public against the
Original Preparation, DIR. Swavnes Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, which is doing SO much
good IN the world.
Iz7BEWARE OF SUCH IMPOSTORS.. 81
And purchase none but the original and only
genuine article as prepared by DIR. Swayne,
which is the only one compounded by a
regular PLY sician, and arose from many years.
close attention TO the Practice of the Profession,
and which led to this great discovery Thou
sands and tens of thousands of the best testimo-
mails of the unparalleled success DR.. Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry for the cure
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood, Liver Complaint,
Tickling or Rising in the Throat, Nervous De-
bility, Weakness Of Voice, Palpitation or Dis
ease of the Heart, Pain in the Side or Breast,
Broken Constitution from various causes, the
abuse of calomel, SC, Bronchitis, Asthma;
Whooping Cough &c, declared to the
world years before any other preparation ofWild
Cherry came out. The most skcplical may sat-
isly themselves as to the truth of the above, by
little enquiry in Phladel pha. The genuine
article is prepared only by DIR. Swayne, whose
Office has been removed to n. w. corner Of Sth
and Race streets, Philada. The Balsam and
other spurious articles of Wild Cherry has been
sold out and re-sold out, and the proprietors are
obliged to resort to Falschood and Stratagem to
make their own out oft. The genuine article is
put up in plain style in square bottles, covered
with blue wrapper, with yellow label with
the proprietor's signature attached.
sLT The Public are requested to remember
that it is DIR. Swnyne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, that has and is repeatedly perform
ing such miraculous cures of diseases which have
batilcd the skill of the Profession and set at de-
fiance the whole catalogue of Patent Medicines,
which daily pulled through the organs of the
press. Therefore ask for DR.. Swapne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, and purchase no
other.
Sold by DR.. II. II. Mitchell, Elkton, Nd,
J. w. Abrahams. Port Deposit. ID.
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SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

The publishers of the Tribune have been fire.
guently solicited to issue Semi Weekly edition
of their paper for the benefit of those who re-
quire the news of the day ottener than once
week, and yet are without Daily Mails or do not
choose to incur the expense and heavy postage
OF n Daily. Circumstances have hitherto rem
-dcred such publication impossible, without
trcnching upon the due ssue of our Daily and
Weekly editions. We are preparing to obviate
this difficulty i'll the building now being
erected Tor us on the site of our burnt establish
| inent, where we hope TO be again located by or
soon after the LIST Of May.
The New-York Tribune Semi Weekly, will
therefore be issued from Office 100 Nassau-st.
on or before the 7;h Of May, and will be pub
| llshed thenceforward on Wednesday and Satur-
day Of each week. 1t will be printed on good
paper of the size Of the Daily Tribune, and will
contain nearly or quite all the matter of the
Daily, including Money Market, daily report of
! Commercial Transactions, Sales of Stocks, City
| Intelligence, sc. An Assistant Editor devotes
his whole time to the collection Of this kind of
Intelligence, reporting it twice day for the
Morning and Evening editions Of our Daily.
! Two reporters are constantly watching the pro-
coedlngs OF the various Courts Of our City and
noting every thing deemed interesting TO our
readers We hope to make the Semi-Weekly
tribune a most acceptable paper for Business
men out of this City, and for all who wish
more prompt and detailed map of busy life than
a Weekly paper can possibly be made.
Correspondents at Washington during the
Session and at every point of general or transit
tory interest will at all times be employed; the
liberal patronage bestowed on The Tribune de-
handing and justify corresponding lberalty of
out lay on our part. In the department Of Gen
eral Literature and Criticism, we have secured
assistance of the highest order, while we hope
soon to announce a department Of Agricultural
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Groceries.

Hardware, Queenswore, Earthcnwarc, at Man
uiacturers prices, Cedarw are, with an assortment
of Medicines and Books, such as Pocket Bibles,
Family do with Plates, References, Family Re-
cord SC as low as 81 .25
Hats, Of the Latest style for Men and boys,
with fine assortment ofPnlm Leaf or Straw.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C.
As this is the season that persons are in want
ithe above Goods and as they will be sold low
hc solicits share Of patronage,
j. 5. kENNARD.
Cherry Hill May Sd, 1915.
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Tin & Groceries.

TIE subscriber gives notice TO the Public that
he has removed his
Tin and Stove Establishment
to the large Brick store house at the corner OF
Bridge and Main streets, where he will keep Oh
hand all kinds Of Tin ware and Stoves.
lie has also for sale, good assortment Of
Groceries, Earthenware, &c,
all Of which lie will sell on the most reasonable
terms
lie likewise has TIN SHOP on Main street,
opposite Johnsou's Hotel, whore a general va
rluty of IIN'H.lRE will be kept.
He will sell to Country Merchants as cheap
a they eau buy in the cities.
His friends and the public are respectfully in'
ylted to give him ! call.
JOHN Il. GRAHAM
April 1T
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could dress himself without any trouble, and
thinks he has wholly recovered. / AN quite out
of the pills, with yon send me a lot by The first
opportunity! Yours in haste,
r. w. SMALLEY.
The Pills are sold Wholesale and Retail at
DIR. Stainburn's Office, No. Ann Street, and by
most of the respectable Druggists in New York.
Also, by one agent in each village in the United
States.
CAUTION TO AGENTS.
The immense demand for the Stainburn Pills
has induced some unprinciplcd rascals to make a
counterfeit, and hawk it about the country; but
let agents be aware of these persons, and re-
member that he who sells counterfeit medicine,
or encourages such vile traffic, is as much TO be
summed as the poisonous adder-lct him not be
housed or fed, drive him from your houses and
from your villages, as you would drive away Il
dangerous pcstence; for be assured the ere ture
who could sell to you counterfeit pill to rob
you OF your health is base enough to carry the
assassln's knife and take away your life.
My travellers are each furnished with power
otattorney, signed JAS w. Stainburn, and pro-
we'd before Notary Public of the United States.
and also by the Clerk of the city of New York:
they also bear the Notarial Seal of the United
States and the City of New York. You will
there fore please to preserve this advertisement,
and should any person offer your medicine
without such power Of attorney, do not deal with
him for youI own credits sake.
N. b. Agents who may desire supplies of my
pills before my travellers call upon them, will
please forward their orders per mail to No Ann
Street, and obligo their obcdicnt servant.
JAS. w. STAlNBURN.
New York, May 10Th 1915.
3geatS for Cecil County.
VIM. Torbcrt, EIkton
J. Is. hOtydn & Co Turkpvtown
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THE CECIL WING.
V. Il. Palmer.

No. SO Pine st, Phila., and 100
Nassau-st, (Tribune Buildings, J
N, Y, and S. E. corner Of alt.
and Calvert SITS. Baltimore. is our
authorized Agent for receiving
Advertisements and subscriptions
to the "CEcIL WILL" al | CO l.
Getting & rcceipting forthe same.
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Wool Car&Iine.
SPLN.NI.NG, WEATi.NG, Full
LIMO. VINO. e.

LING, DYI.NG, sc.
The subscriber respectfully informs the
Public that he has rented the Elk Mills,
Wooden and Cotton Factories, known as
CARROTS Mills, situated in Cecil co. Md.
seven miles above EIkton, on the Big Elk
stream, and four miles from the village OF
Newark Del. They are now in full opera
ton. Wool will be received to be made into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, Cassimers, Satinetts,
Blankets or Flanncls, as directed, at short
notice; manufactured by the yard, for Cash
or Wool, or made up on the shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, SC, may expect gener-
ally to find a choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
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PERSONAL DISCHARGE.
INT COL NTY SGT:

LEN7T C1I NrTV SCTT.
~ A. a,'-,t.o.;a ~ ill., w p.;,o1.d Il
.no ap',,c",lon y. ?onn i,'c'i.lu 80, VI
heh. county, ny Petlt'ol III Wll'iiS, W mt
liu"ui" l'h'rs, one VI VIC justices u uie w.
P"iS court Vi hent coulty stat'ig tl'al ne was
III confinement 'or aep'S "h.ch nc was li'"ole 20
Ply, anu praying me " gIan' ~ MN tiIo pene'lt
oi 'ile lilsoVent Jaws u 'llts s.u'c, Sceauro u
ms properly estI'e' anu oneI's anu d i.St Vi ms
cleultois anu uepto's oli oatn as lar Us ne can
ascertain the'h peHiR anhIAeu 10 MS Pet'son
ana ll'e salu 'olh w, r''cnaru having sa''slicI
me ny competent 'es'iii'oiy fhat lie mas rcs'oeu
TWO years heNt PIeceeuliig ll.e tlllie OIL ms aP1
Phcauoh "ithlh .Ne si''e Oh MarV'ahu, ana
ea'ng apPe,n'cca, '"inos hlr',Ps as i'ISl'o
ior Ihe Deneht oil tIe creditors OF t1e sa'd Iohh
"" ltltcnaru ana tle sau ruS'ee naV,i'e g,HGh
oohu Will sccuIlty aPPloNeu ny ne LOT INC l"i'i,
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PATENT MEDICIN ES.
WORMSl WORMS

LEIpYs Worm Tea; WEAyERs Worm Tea and
Salve; JAyNE's Tonic Vermfuge; MEHRIcK's;
FAHNEsTocKs and SwAIM's Vermifnges; CAR
rENTERs Ext. Pink Root; PETERS Worm Lo2en-
ges PARREHs Worm Syrup; each valuable rem
edy for children.
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New and Cheap Fashionable
Clothing Establishment.

ENHE subscribers having opened a
e Clothing Establishment would res
pectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie that they have on hand and are still
manufacturing a large and fashionable
STOCK OF CLOTHING,
which they will sell at the very lowest
prices, They will also keep on hand a
large large aud handsome assortment Of
Cloth, CaSSimereS and TestingS, which
they will make up to order at the short>
est notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Country merchants buying for them-
selves or for sale can be supplied either
wholesale or retail on the most accom>
modating terms.
WIN. P. MILLS s. SON,
No. 1919 Baltimore street.
March 10Th lS45-6w
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SCOTH HERRIN GS.

Just received a few boxes Scotch Her
ngs,a very tineartlcle, and for sale by
WIN. TORBERT.
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Domestic Goods!
Muslins of every quality.
iii at S, BO o { S,
SHOES, SC.
Groceries,

GLASS, CHINA, LIVERPOOL & QUEENS
E.9RE.
Hay and Grain Rakes Forks and Scythes, and
a great variety of other goods which will be
sold at the loves, prices. The public are invited
to call and Judge for themselves.
S. II. B. WRIT.
Elkton, April 26th, 1916.
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FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS md
CHEST

hYNEs Expcctorant; BECHTERs Pulmonary
Prcscrvativr; WIsrARs Balsam of Wild Cherry;
TuoMpsoNs Life Prescrver; PETERS Cough I.oz-
ongcs Russia Peclora Balsam, all are cxoled
Coughs, colds, Consumption and diseases OF
he chest.
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ME IClNES, DRUGS, DYE
STUFFS. PAINTS, &C.

THNHE subscriber keeps constantly for sale on
IL the most reasonable terms, an assortment OF
Medicines, Drugs, Dyestutis, Paints, oils, Var
nshes, &c.
Beng largely engaged in grinding such arti
cles as Ginger Mustard and Pepper, he has them
for sale ola superior quality below the Market
price.
He would mention that he has Patent Ma.
chine worked by Steam power, which enables
him to sell PUTTY of the very best quality at
8 Ia cts a ID, in Badders and 8 cts in Bulk.
lie confidently asserts that his prices are such
as 10 give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with a call.
J. W. w. GORDON,
No 1853 West Pratt ST., Baltimore, Opposite
Bait & OHIO Rail Road Depot.
N b. No charge made for delivering Good
in any part ofthe City.
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i Dr.. COWAN, respectfully informs all
A~ those who require operations on the
Teeth, that he has concluded to remain
IA while longer in Elkton, and will take
great pleasure in waiting upon all who
may favor him with call
EIkton, May 3-3w.
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Is Acres,

part arabic, part meadow, and part wood,
land. There is small log house Oh it.
Enquire at this office.
June 18th 1915.
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FOR .aGUE .1.ND FEVER.

CANTRELLs Ague Mixture; RowANDs Tonic
Mixture; PARKEns Aguc Powders, each has been
cminenty successful as a Remedy.
PMS.
LEIDY's Blood Pills; LEipY's Female Pill;
JAYNEs Sanative Pill; PETERS Vegetable Pm;
PoCAuoNTAs Pill PERSIAN Pill; CANTRELLs al
,eratiye or Family Pill
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More New and
DESIRABLE
SPRING g. SUMMER
G. OOaEsyy

FENIlE subscriber again informs his friends and
q the public, that, having just returned from
Philadelphia, he has added to his stock, one
ofthe best selected assortment of Desirable New
and Cheap Goods he has yet had, the pleasure of
offering them, consisting in part of
Broad Cloths, Cassmcres, New Spring
stylcs,) Tweed Cloths, CA fine as
sortment,) Summer Cloths,
Galnbroons, T'ckings, sc,
with fine assortment of Ladies wear, to which
their attention invited, such as Balzarines, from
% to 81 I-2 cts, Mouslin-de- LANES, new lot
of Alpacas, Shawls, with great variety OF 9TH
er goods too numerous to mention, to which the
attention Of those persons who are in want of
Spring or Summer Goods is Invited as they will
be sold very low.
Domestics, by the piece o" yd at a small ad-
vance ON Bale or Package prices
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FOR SCROFULl .lND DISEASES OF
TIE SKIN,

CARPENTERS and LEIDys Extracts and Syrup
of Sarsaparlla: JAMES Life Prescrvor; CANrEElLs
Antscorbutic Syrup; Houcks and SwAlNEs
Panacca's.
Also, JAMES Carminatve for summer COM
plant and all affections of the Bowels; JAMES
Hair Tonic; JAYNEs American Hair dye; CAN
rRELLs Nervous Cordial for Hystcrea and low
ness of spirits; CANTRELLs Anti-dyspeptic pow.
dcrs; TnoMrsoNs; Dysenteric Medicine, and Eye
watcr;-RoBERrs Embrocaton llEwEs Nerve
and Bone l.iniment for Rheumatism &c; LEIpls
letter and Itch ointment; JuDKINs ointment for
Burns, Ulcers Wounds, sc; JEW DAvIDs plaster;
Roberts Tooth ache drops.
For sale at J. VILLAGES, Drug Store.
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Offered at Private Sale, a tract of land
lying partly i'll Maryland and partly in
Delaware, about two miles eos! Of EIkton
containing
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

sure it's almost time to get up hardly know
what's the use of coming to bed at al now.
The Skylarks, indeed | suppose you'll be
buying Little Warbler and at your time of
life, be trying 10 sing. The pcacocks will sing
next pretty name you'll get in the neigh
borhood and in very little time, nice face
you'll have. Your nose is getting redder al
ready; and you've Just ono Of the noses LIQUOR
always flies to. You don't see it's red ! No
i dare say not-but see it ! sec great
many things you don't, And so you'll 90 on.
la little time, with your brandy and water
don't tell me that you only take two small glass
es ; know what mems two small! glasses are
in little time you'll have a face all over as it
was made of red currant jam. And should
like TO know who's to endure you then / won't
so don't think it, Don't come to me.
Nice habits men learn at clubs There's
Joskins, he was decent creature once, and
now lm told he has more than once boxed his
wife's ears. He's Skylark too And sup
pose some day, you'll be trying to box my ears!
Don't attempt it, Mr.. Caud!e say don't at
tempt it. Yes-its all very well for you to say
you don't mean to--but only say again, don't
| attempt it. You'd rue it till the day OF your
death, Mr.. Caudle.
Going and sitting tor four hours at a tavern!
What men, unless they had their wives with
them, can find to talk about I can't think. No
good, of course.
! 'Eighteen-pence wcek--and drinking BRAN
! dy-and.water, enough to swim boat! And
smoking like the funnel of steamship And
Tcan't afford myself so much as piece Of tape.
It's brutal Mr.. Caudle. Its ve.ve.ve-ry bru.
, tai
And, says a note in the Ms. by Mr.. Caudlc
Here, thank heaven yawning, she fell a.
sleep
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

SWALLOWING Hook The following, which
the Boston Traveller thinks good enough to be
almost a fish story" is related in the New Or.
leans Medical Journal, by Dr. Fitzpatrick, Of
WoodviIlc, Mississippi. The case occurred in
Blrnwell district, South Carolina:
"Mrs. - was enjoying her usual sista. in
the afternoon of a warm day, on pallet spread
upon the floor in a cool part of the house, and
while she was lying on her back sleeping Plea
sanity, no donbt dreaming of past pleasures, her
grandson, little urchjn three or four sum.
mers, was playing Il about the house with fish
ing tackle complete, pole, line and hook, who
when he discovered the old lady with her mouth
widely distended, thought it was a fine o7por-
tunity to catch fish Accordingly, in order
TO effect his purpose, he cautiously depos ted tho
barbed hook, & believe there was no bait on
~ into his grand-dame's open mouth. The
ttllation caused her 10 awake suddenly, and as
her mouth was dry from exposure, she closed
it, and swallowed the hook two or three inches
below the avola. So soon as she discoved her
situation, the whole family was assembled by
her calls and cries ofdstress, except lnle Char
ley, who had dropped his pole in panic and
run of.
"Some gentle efforts were essaved to remove
the hook, both by the patient and some OF the
| family; but, being epprehensive Of fixing tie
barb in the throat, they ceased a. a'1r;s. ara
despatched messenger for Dr. T. Leroy Aa.
tony, who resided in the ngh5orhood Wien
he arrived, and found that the hook was not fas.
| tened into the flesh, the fertile brain suggested
a plan by which it could he removed safely. ca.
I silly, an wifkout an operation.
! "The plan was to cut off the line within
/ foot or two Of the mouth 9th" patient; then to
drill hole through rifle bullet and droo it o.
yer the line. down on the hook In order 10 fix
the bule, on the poin, OF the hook, and main
tain it firmly in that position, reed was pro-
cured, the Joints punched out, and then passed
down over the line, and pressed firmly over The
! bullet In this manner the hook, bullet and
reed were all withdrawn at once, very easily.
without any injury"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

FoR YouNG MES-Mr Delavon, the TEN.
p.rance Reiormer of Albany, was, in youth,
member of club numbering fifty members,
who used to meet at Public House to enjoy
a social glass.-One evening while on his way
to the club, he suddenly stopped and exclaimed
aloud, Right about Jace : And he did right a.
bout face; and suid to the gentleman 70 whom
he related the circumstance, "the first block OF
buildings ever erected in Albany, was erected
on the corner directly in front of where formed
that resolution"
Forty-three Of his companions became drunk
ards, and mos, all OF them found a drunkard''
grave.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

A LIVE SKuLL--ln exhuming the bones Of
a Mar.hal lately, who was conrade Of Murat,
and whose family now wished to transfer his
remains 10 another cemetery, the skull suddenly
became violently sgiteted, and from one Of the
eyes shone bright CLEAN Of fiery light! TIE
diggers fed in all directions, but the supern-
,erdent went to tho spot, and discovered that
an enormous snake had CO led itself in the CON.
Portable hollow of the brain, and looked ont o.
his left eye as out Of window. An argument
pm, into the old soldiers ear drove the thing out
of his head, and the skull was once more dcpo.
sted where II might give DER its md, ND, nod
ding
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
A PErRrrrED CORPSE was found a, Ber,her

A PETRIriED CORPSE was found at Ber,hier
Canada, few days ago. Some workmen who
had occasion TO remove several cotlins. IN exca
raiing for the enlargement of the church at
that place, came upon 0ne OF unusual hardness,
and on striking It split INTO pieces, disclosing
body thoroughly preserved and turned 10 stone.
The remains ate those Of Mrs Morrison, who
died about twenty years ago, ard was buried be-
meath the floor of the church. A small running
stream passed beneath the colin. aud to lis ef-
iects this singular pseservaloo oi the corpse is
70 be traced
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12

PoMPEiI GOING To RurE-Aecounts from
Naples repre- sent the excavated city of PoInpei
as going rapidly to decay, through the want of
easy precautions TO prevent 1t from the corro-
siye Influences of the atmosphere. What a
shame it will be to those responsible, it. after be.
ing wondrously preserved for many centuries,
these instructive relics should perish of neglect
in few years
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-12
PRISoE ALBERT AND ruE ScorcnM,N-Th,

FRINGE ALBERT AND TuE SCoTCHM,N.-The
following anecdote Of Prince Albert and a
Scurchman is told in foreign paper;
'On the occasion of her M,jps,y's recent vi.
sit to Scotland, the Prince was taking turn
upon the deck OF the royal yacht; and on ap-
preaching the caboose or cookng-housr, the
oltactory nerves OF his Royal llIghncss were
emerging from the boiling cauldron. What Is
in de pote > asked the royal consort of the
Queen. 'Eh, sur, do you ken its the hood .e
poodge , was the reply of the sturdy Clledonl-
an. DE hoodge poodge ! exclaimed the Prince;
what is him made with ! why man said the
cheide cuisine, ignorant OF the rauk of his inter.
rogator; anvil be telling you enough there's
toorncps lntelt, and there's carret ntelt, and
there's moolten ln,et, aud there's water iGtelt,
and there's - YAH YAH interrupted the
Prince, hut what ess cnnteeh = Am aw no
tcin ye a the time p SAID the gastrouomic art,
ist: there's toorneps iuteit : and again repeat
ing the category of ingredients, he Was a second
time stopped by the Prince, who Was perplcX'
ed 10 know the meaning OF 'intet.' The Scot
losing all patience, exclaimed, 'ye daft COWS, II
We Gamma understan' me, maybe ye'd like to put
your nose intelt' The Prince, somewhat dis
concerted lighted his meerschaum, walked aft
descended into the saloon cabin and requested
his secretary to refer to the latest edition of the
Scottish dictionary, in order to ind out what
was 'intelt.'"