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MARY PIERCE,
~ 80, .
SHEPHERDS lERNIfLGE or
FE.rl.lsa ENPHSA'NegCs',

Read the following evidence Of Shepherds
Sarsaparilla. Bhlimorc Feb. -, ii.
Mn, }. c. SuEpUERp,
DEAR $rR--Bn pleased 10 except my untoien-
ed thanks, .5r tlusn"clinrn OF ' crmliuge, wiict,
you have done ne the favor 30 send. have
nscG it in scycnttom cases, and in not Il single
instance has II failed 10 produce tie desired ell
icct-on the contrary, It's operations have been
attended with the most iIatucring src"ess But
it needed not trial to satisfy me fits thc1cy
in destroying worms, for when | was informed
by the proprctors, Of lis component parts eIt
assured chat to use it would not be empyric,snI,
nor would it in the least aid or encourage that
dircful foe ofthc human famI y-quackcIy.
The Ingredients have truly been selected with
care and the disaurcabic necessity OF following
up the Ncrniuge by active catharirs has been
avoided by the malicious uGmiHture otSuch rem
ediGs as are best calculated TO promote lhc ac-
tiun ofthc bowels by promuIgatid9 Enowl-
cdgo Of It's virtues throughout the world have
not the least doubt ont ulmothcfs viii! regard
the distribution OF SO valuable medicine as the
bcniactcr of their offspring, With sentiments
Of friendship; am yours truly.
W. H. BALrZELI, a. NJ. NJ d.
I2Dr. w. IT, Baltzel Is member Of one
ofthc most respectable families III the state
was pupil of the renowned Surgeon Professor
n. H. Smith, graduated with the highest honors
at the University of Maryland, and at this time
enjoys practice second to none III extent i'll the
city of the same age
Cecil county
Dr. Norris, r. s. T. A. Janney, Port Deposit,
Dr.. J. Wallace. Elk:on. William B. 1uihlt,
Warwick, IT. n H. Knight S. Co, Battle
swamp, Il j. Thomas, North East, 4. d.
GraAam CharIostown. Oct J0th Al
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HObensack's
HeesicNsess w os'2ls S,ys'ssD,
OR
TIE LITTLE SUFFERER, s FRIEND.
Aa entirely Vegetable Preparation.
FOR THE
DESTRUCTION OF WOR.NS.
HnhnnSack,s

In offering this valuable Family Medicine to
the public the proprietors are fully convinced Of
the gsem necessity there is for such preparation
that combine. sGtjiy and certainty of action: as
there are aud have been many preparations Of
iered 10 the public that do not possess the ylr-
tues claimed for them.
OuI Mcdicrtcd Worm Syrup is compounded
of such vegetable productions rs stand high III
the estimation Of the Medical Faculty for the
destruction of Worms which annually sweep oil
thousand of children to untime!y grave, for
the want of such medicine our Moderated
Syrup which will efcctualy destroy them
We offer the following Certificate (of the ma
ny in our possession) to show the decided effects
Of the Syrup in discriminating Worms.
Spring Gardcn jlarch 7. 1916
Mcssrs J. N. SC. S. TIobensack.
Observation-Disclosures send this te7tmo-
NAL concerning your invaluable Mcdicated
| Worm Syrup From early infancy my daugll-
ter, Il child now Is months, has been afflicted
with Worms, causing daily the most severe and
distressing pains: At times she would be ai-
frantic aud unmaaagcabc; would run up and
down the floor, and knock herself unconsciou>ly
against the wall. Fora l0lg time we were IL
norInt Of the Cause--at lcu0th, being impress
Sed with the belief that worms were the cause
sc commenced giving several medicines for such
y complaint, from which the child dersveC no
benefit whatever. As a matter Of course. TIE
child was much reduced in flesh, and had all the
symptoms Of such a complaints Accidentally
meeting with one Of your circulars, we were III
duced to try your medicine. We had used it
but few days when great many worms were
brought from her, one full SIX inches in length,
and scores varying from one TO four inches.
need scarcely add that the child was speedily
relieved, and that too before we had used one
% cent bottle Of your Worm Syrup. She is
now entirely free from those distressing pains,
and doing we'll. feel it would be unkirdncss
on my part to withhold from you and the COM
munity this iniUrnuion | do therefore most
unhesitatingIy recommend your Alcdicatcd
Worm Syrup as Il medicine possessing super rX-
ccllcnt qualities
Very respectfully
c. HENRY GUNNER.
Minister Of the Gospel,
Marshall street. one door below Brown.
PREPARED ONLY BY
J. N j. &. s, UOBENS.4CE.
AT THEIR
CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
South east corner Of End and Coates sts, Phil
adoIpgia.
PR.CE TWENTY FIVE CENT
A liberal discount made to Wholesale dealer
AGENTS
DR.. J. Wallace EIkton
4. /. IhoDas Month East
Black &'bfoihcr Charcslown
A!onzo Snuw, Port Deposit
El!,tuu Oct 30lh lSlT'
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State Of liarmo,td, Cecil copni1,, Set.

State Of Dlaryia'd, Cecil eo"W'g, Set,
ETPoN application made 10 me The subscriber
d one Of the Judges of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county by Thomas w. Simmons, of
said cousty imprisoned for debts he is unable to
pay, by his petition praying the benefit Of III c
lnsolvent Laws of this State, schedule Of his
property aud of his creditors and debtors, on oath
as far as he can at present ascertain the same
being annexed TO lis petition, and the said pc
titioner having satisfied Inc that he has resided
for two years last past in the State Of Maryland
and he having taken the oath prescribed by the
Act of 1903 Chapter ITO, and given bond with
security sufficient for bis appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county Court, on the first Tues
day in the next April Term of said Court, and
at such other time times as the SAID court may
dire ct TO answer such heterogeneous aud alG-
cations as may be made against him relative to
lis application and having complied with the
acquisitions OF the Act Of Assembly, passed at
December Session 1925, entitled an act relative
10 insolvcnt debtors, Chapter 205, and the sever
al supplements thereto by executing deed OF
his property real, personal and mAed to Ed
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SHEPHERDS
S.ARS,fP.HRHL.N,
For the permanent Cure ofaH Diseases arising
from an impure condition Of the Blood.

For the permanent Cure otdH Diseases arising
from an impure condition of the Blood.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
The indiyidual who is unfortunately the vic
,m Of hereditary discase-covercd nerhaps.
with scrofulous ulcers of the most ]ontbsone
',,ractcr---afli,c,cd with rJaudulnr s,veIl;nrs
cnnrnctcd limhs-the severe and painful, effects,
~ chronic Rhcuma,ism white syclings dis
o,yol h,rrs cutnnrots affections ar nnr of ,ba
complaints arislnr from unhealthy blood. should
at cnre rcsortto the great rcslorGr of Lealh-
the kim OF medicines, -SHEPUERDS SAUS-
APAEILLA. Hundreds who have been n tiii,-
fed ;,ry,,i.rs with lrranrement of the or,aus
Differentiation and selection, have been renova-
lc!,--cured restored to life, as it were, and are
now living evidences in favor Of this wonder
full and inestinaby valuable preparation. Scores
of certiiieatc are at hand. to prove to the ul-
belicyeimr It's powerful efficacy
CONSU MPTION CURED.
By t,e use of ShppbeyTs SnrsoporiUn
Tho C,,,,wiuo is from gentleman Of rc-
.,oataIJn st,nd;H,r in PoI,;morn who wa, nfrac.
,n,lIv cured ortLn, dreadful disease Cnnsurnn-
t,nn bv a frw bu,llcs Of Shepherds Sarsnnnr;l-
Ia BmT,worc .9ng. 59,h IsI1.
1Y,;s i ,o c,r,ir' ,I,,, vac r.st si'or ~,
dee, .v,n,,,o,as nr;o,.,,o,,,;on of NE jI,n7, mn
III was recommended to try Hhepherd's .4ars
sr.',iI,n ,yEfch fr,,,n,toly aid nd ~, rnla-
,6n .,ron,r,.t cnrv;rt'oo that il saved NV hfa
am nov, rapdly rncoyprinr and hnpa in n
short time 70 be restored TO perfect health: I'M
der mn consideration wouId hc withnut ,hr
medicine. DAVID RICkFTrS.
M %. Hin street.
BRONCHITIS CURED
How m,nv arc ,hnrc suffering from Bron
chilis. or coEsumn,iou in In, throat and con-
tinuinp to snticr from vear 10 vear
vIulc - ,o,,ody or tho hirr,cst character * at
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ETPON application made to me the subscriber
y one oi'the Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county by George +. Wooley, Of said
county imprisoned for debts he is unable to pa y,
by his petition praying the benefit oft lnsoi-
vent Laws of this State, schedule Of his pro-
pcrty and of bis creditors and debtors, on oath
as far as he can at present ascertain the same
being annexed to his petition, and the said Petl
toner having satisfied me that he has resided
for two years last past in the State OF Maryland,
and he having taken the oath prescribed by the
Act Of los Chapter no and given bond with
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county court, on the first Tues
day in the next April Tenn of said court, and
at such other time or times as the said court may
rect TO answer such heterogeneous ana ale
ga tions MS may be made against him relative to
! Is application and having complied with the
10 ,usilions of the act Of Assembly, passed at
December Session 1925, entitled an act relative
to nsolvcn; debtors, Chapter POS, and the sever.
al supplements thereto by eyecuting deed OF
all his property real personal and mixed 10 Al
exander Wilson, appointed by me Trustee to the
said George T.. Wooley, and the said Trustee
having given bond with approved security tor
The performance of the trust, and certified in
writing 10 me that he was III possessida OF all
tie estate of said petitioner mentioned in his
schedule, ! do therefore order that the SAID
George L. Wooley, be discharged nom lmpriS-
mcnt and that he give notice to his creditors OF
his application for the benefit Of the lnsolvent
Laws Of the State of Maryland, and that the
first Tuesday next after the first Monday in
April next is the day appointed for his appear
ancc before the Judges OF Cecil county court,
to answer such heterogeneous and allegations
as may be propounded to him rclatlVc 10 MS
said application; that the said notice be given by
advertisement in some newspaper printed IN
Cecil county once a week for at least three
months before said first Tuesday in the next
April Term OF Cecil county court. Given under
my hand this 18th day of August ls47.
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True copy Test.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Jan. LIST ,IS-3m of Cecil county Court.
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GEORGE McCULLOUGH.C elk.
Jan. LIST lS4S-3m. of Cecil county Court.


State of Maryland, Cecil county St:
FTPON application made 10 Inc the subscriber
q one of the Judges of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county, by Stephen Bayard Of said
county, imprisoned for debts he is unable to pay,
by his petition praying the benefit of the insol-
vent Laws ofilis Stale, schedule Of his pro-
pcrty and of his creditors and debtors, on oath as
far as he can at present ascertain the same be-
ing anne xed to his petition, and the said petit
toner having satisfied me that he has resided
for two years last past in the State of Maryland
and he having taken the oath prescribed by the
Act Of 1905 Chapter 10, and given bond with
security sufficient for his appearance before tho
Judges of Cecil county Court on th, first Tues
cay in the next April Term, Of said Court, and
at such other time or times as the said court may
direct 10 answer such interrogatories and ale
cations as may be made against him relative 10
bis application and having complied with the re-
uusitions Of the Act of Assembly, passed at De-
cember session 1925, entitled an act relative to
lnsovent debtors chapter POS, and the several
supplements thereto by executing deed ofai
his property real, personal and mixed TO James
IL. lamar, appointed by me Trustee TO the said
Stephen Bayard, and the said Trustee having
givcn bond with approved security for the per-
Torrance of the trust and cert flied in writing to
me that he was in possession Of all the estate o.!
The said petitioner mentioned in his schedule,
do therefore order that the said Stephen Bnyard
be discharged from Imprisonment and that he
give notice to his creditors of bis application
1or the benefit ofthe lnsolvcnt Laws of the State
of Maryland and that the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday IN April next is the day
appointed for lis appearance before the Judges
of Cecil county Court TO answer such interrogc-
tories and allegations may be propoundcd ao
linn relative to his said application; that the
said notice be given by advertisement in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county once week
for at least three months before said first Tues
day in the next April Term of Cecil count
Court. Given under my baud this It'll day .
December 1917. ABRAM CHANDLER
True Copy. Test.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
Jan. Isl 1SiS--3m. of Eecl county Court
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TO moct with us at our meetings; VIC ask your
counsel, we ask an expression Of yonr opinions
upon this subject. you are prejudiced towards
your Teachers, come and disIrm yourselves OF
that prejudice. If you entertain speculative
theories which you are anxious to see reduced 10
practice come and present them for the consld-
GRAFTON OF the meeting, and let them be treated
as they justly deserve,
II. ROBINSON, Secretary.
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State Of DLryiand, Cecil county, Sd:
UTPON application made to me the subscriber
one Of the Judges of the Orphais Court OF
Cecil county, by John w. Mercer Of said
ounty imprisoned for debts he is unable to pay
BY his petition praying the benefit Of the nsolvent
Laws ofthe State, schedule of his property and
orhis creditors and debtors, on oath as far as he
can at present ascertain the same, being annexed
to his petition, and the said petitioner having
satisfied me that he has resided for two years
last past in the State of Mary land, and he liav
Ing taken the oath prescribed by the Act of 1888
Chapter ITO, and given bond with security suili
cient for his appearance before the Judges Of
Cecil county Court, on the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday in April next. and at such
other time or times as the said court may direct,
to answer such intcrrogatorles and allegations
as may be made against him relative 10 his APP
plication and having complied with the reqnsi-
tions oithe .lct of A ssenIbly passed at Dcceu-
Der Session 1925, entitled an Act relative to in
solvent debtors chapter EOS, and the several sup
plements thereto, by executing deed OF all his
property real, personal and mixed TO Lewis w.
Thomas, appointed by me Trustee to the said
John w. Mercer, and the said Trustee having
giving bond with approved security for the per-
Torrance of the tiust and certified in writing to
me that he was III possession of AL the estate of
the said petitioner mentioned in his schedule, do
therefore order that the said John w. Mercer, be
discharged from imprisonment, aud that he give
notice to his creditors Of his application for the
benefit oft Insolvent Laws of the State of
MARYLAND, and that the first Tuesday next after
the first Monday in April next, is the day APP
pointed for his appearance before the Judges of
Cecil county Court, to answer such ntorrogato-
RIGS and allegations as may be propounded 10 him
relative TO his said application; that the sand no.
ticc be given by advertisement in some newspa
per printed in Cecil county once week for at
least three months before said first Tuesday after
the first Monday in April next. Given under
my hand this 18th day ofsepember 81,
ADRIAN CHANDLER.
True Copy Test
GEORGE McCULLOUGH.C elk.
Jan. LIST lS4S-3m. of Cecil county Court.
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State Of lIqrulaud. Cecil coulfy. SIT:

State Of Hatylaud, Ceci ! comfy, SGT;
q pom application made to me the subs crIber
a. one oflhc Judges o t the Orphans Court OF
Cecil county by James Clark Of said county I'M
prisoned for debts he is unable to pay, by his
petition praying the benefit Of the inSolNcht
laws OF this State, schedule OF his property
and Of his creditors AID debtors, Un oath, as lar
as he can al present ascertain the same, being
annexed 10 his petition, and the said petitioner
having satisfied me that he hes resided tor two
years last past in the State Of Maryland, and he
having taken the oath prescribed by the Act OF
1903, Chapter ITO and given bond with security
sufficient for his appearances before the Judges
OF Cecil county court, on the first Tuesday heN'
after the first Monday in April next, and at such
other time or times as the said Co r. may direct,
to answer such inierrogat ores and allegations as
may be made against linn relative TO his lppil-
cation and having also complied with the re-
QUESTIONS of the act Of Assembly Ivy executing Il
deed Of all his pro pcrty real, personal and mixed
to Joseph Wells, appointed by me Trustee to
| the said James Clara and the SAID trustee hay
ing given bond with approved security for the
performance OF the trust, and certified iii writing
10 me that hc was in possession o. i II the cstllu
| ct TIC said petitioner mentioned in his schedule,
! Ito therefore order that the said james Clark
| he discharged from inIi iSonmcnt and that he
give notice 10 his creditors Of his application for
! the benefit Of the lnsolvcnt Laws OF the State
of Maryland and that the first 1'ucsdfy next
alter HE FIRST Monday in April next is the day
| appointed for his appearance before the Judges
OF Cecil county court to answer such intenoga-
! tories and allegations as may be propounded
lc him relative to his sad application; that the
! said notice be given by advertisement in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county once week
Tor three months at least before said first Tues
day alter the first Monday in April next. Given
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PLEASE TAKE NOTlCE.-Wc have been
frequently annoyed by soap vcndur in Pha-
deli hia, named flauel, who mcanly copies ouI
advertisements and applies the same to his own
use. Now, what Principle can II man posses
who will condcsCend to make use of sucI mean
articles to insure his success and make his artI-
clcs sell. A man S composition or his stereotype
matter, is as much his property as his stock IN
business, or goods, wares and cluttcls; if, then
another man Ineanly adopts such composition or
property for his own use, what better is he then
Il rogue who Will make illegal use OF your goods:
In little handful Of ouls, which we wrap
around our chinese .Nciicotcd Soap, we nave at
the head Of the bill Il small paragraph which
reads thus:
'ln an evil hour the serpent entered Paradise,
and Beauty lost It's charm. But the Advise gave
man power over all animal and vegetable mat
ter. And the mysterious secrets Of restoring
unto woman hel former pure, clear and beanti-
ful complexion, is combined in Railways Chi
nese Medlcatcd Soap"
On looking over the Philadelphia Ledger on
Monday, the 18th Oct. we were surprised to see
our matter made use of for dressing M another
man S article. and that man our competitor in
business, and for the prblic's appreciation OF our
respective articles. We offer to the public Rad
ways Chinese Mcdcated Soap as sure eNtc
nllldtOr OF all eAtFeSCcnccS OF Inc tulCe, ana Il
certain cure for all cruptions OF the SKIN. rs a
Toilet Soap, we candidy believe it 10 be the
most superior soap cXtant. As Il Mcdlcaled
Suap we sincerely believe it to possess qualities
" Inch no other soap possesses.
For the cure oil salt Ihcum rlngworm. ervs-
pclas, chappcd, cracked and rcpulsive skin, we
know it is certain in its effects and is superior TO
all others ever invented. Lastly, we never con
descend to make use of other mems composition
to make our articles sell. Wetnrthcrmore warn
this man, Jules llaucl, not to infringe on our
rights, or make use in any manner whatever Of
our stereotype composition. With these few
remarks we leave the public to Judge the merits
Of our Chinese Medrca,ed Soap, and the merits
of an article clothed in false colors to make it
sell.
J. & II. G. RAILWAY, CourtlOndt St, n. Y.
AGENTS.-Dr. j. Wallace, H. II. Mitchell,
Elhton; r. l.. Thomas, North East; Black &
Brother, Charlestown; Andrew Kidd, Port De-
posit J. S. Everist, Rowlundsvllle; ii. $. Sites
Principe.