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Ganta Rlara, eth 2tteraturbilb aus benz IL.
S%abrtunbert, M~Ierlst, u. (. 10.
Bon ben S1uRrattonen : GbrtaltGf Rnrs
tprer. Dcn ttren MnsebOrtsen atsstclt, ednbe
lt6e Sbp1e. gtf&cf 2ecpOlb BON Gt&adtt,
Rarburs an Der eatn u. I. 70.
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@ls Yrdmte ebenfaas Elm prdGtBer DEL
farbeabrud bic Gsburt Gbrtft barRe1enb.
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runs bes @tGenswsrtbsfen aus benz Gsbiete
Der @elieion, SttlOfOpbie, @sf6t4ts. @pra.
DE, etteratur. 4unf, Ratur. unb @swerbe-
tunte, bss 6anbels u. I. 70.
3usits, s6n,ltG umsearbe tett GuFaSe.
Grfer 9albbano, ftOn s%ebanben, @
$l.75.
Sn unfsrsr 3sit bsr gtelwtferei, pc es
ben @entsien mD3lt4 IN, fi& tn ben 6aupt'
3wetetn Der perlGtebensn WiFenfNaften
ausiubttben, 1T 60 gang befcnbas fur bic
frsbiarxe Susenb BON b6Hfer @t&ttsteit
S1mmslpsrte Dor fG ;u batsn, beren SIN
bait fret pCn benz ~fGtetGenben @tfte Der.
neugetbntfGen GtaubenslOfstett To, BIZ
der, bic far ieben NaGfGlasenben etne Tau.
tere auete pabren @ifsns entbalten. Gin
fOlGes Derf 1T bas %pDrlttsenbe, unb BITE
9erlaesb anbluns BAT f& burG beFen reae
aussabe etn srosss gerDienR erwcrben.
Das sanae Dert ptrS in pter 8dnben pet-
f6nbts fttn : Der erfHtenene erfe &albbanb
taret fur bic Gebteeenbett Der foleenben.
gcn eer(elben Ttrraa: te.
b.
ppftIle BEG ebrw. P. 9eonbarb
@pfftne. Gin llnterrtGts. unb Grbau<
unssbu3, enttaltenb : fur3e Iuslesuns Der
fpnn~ unb feRtdsltasn Gpitsln unb Gsau>
selten, nebf Glaubens. unb StttenIetrGt.
aRtt @es- Ertldruas unb Gebets'Anbans.
Sauerirte @eltsaus8abe bss Originals;
fGDn 9ebunben. Srets $3.50.
Our beloneeren Gmpfetluns btefes Gr>
bauunesbuGes wtrb b%erScrBebCben, 6a6btefe
@ussabe benz eGten unb uatren GcfFne In
letner atten GlnfaGbeit entipreGe.
Terner:
prafttG6ea 6 sItfde
81 mad elmer lethts
fasltGen Metbobe, bearbettet BON S. 5dtn,
Member of the royal College Of Precep-
tors.
Sreiburs. 1876. @rets SO Gents.
Sbtse 3ettf6ytften unb 8I6er Gnb BET
81. 8ures pprrdttts unb aud BET u.
6 6 10 a 4 au besteben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07
lleber bic Bilbnn8 Der Snbias

- Ner
ttetlt Der tc6w'Re Serr Mb, s'arttn Mart
RON ct. Metnrab, Snb., aus 6,anptnS&c d
Datcta Gsrrttortum. untsrnt s. 9tpt. BEN
@atrbettsfreance fOleenbss nit:
@nbrter Serr &enatteur. Gceben erttell
Id ete Drummer Strss pertben Blattss pom
80. @u9uA. Sn Der @o6enrunpf6au Def
ielben geben @te 8sriGt lber bte @ufsabs
Der eben tn Mtrflamtett aetreteuen Snpta-
ner gpmmtlion unb fnIpftn baran BITE BE-
nsrtuns .Nan fca ben setestsn gDltsrn
bod einmal fatbpltl&e MtfTcndre seben !"
Da Id mid eben I'm Snttanerlanbe bsfnbe,
70 era&te Id es ais metne SHiGt Stnen Ell
ntpe, bic Grfaauns bteies Wunf&ss betref'
fenpe Rtttbeilunsen sur gerfasuns au fell
len. ;.
.Mon lOl seben!" Inter pieism Bran"
etneu @ie bic Ser. Staaten : &egteruns
au perReben. Mtetu wir blrfen wcbl taunt
errarten, bas bic &esterun8 ben Snbtanern
aeben sptro, mas fe ttren etsenen Solbaten
porentbielt unb mas man burN ben SGul>
;pona ben eisenen 3tnbern Der fatbOltfHen
Mtttarssr su entsiebeH iu6t. Ssbsr Surf
bieler @elt tit teute tpenieRens ebeniO mad.
tia ais su trssnb elmer i3ett Der GsfGt&te
unb bic fatbplfGe 9trGe barf ttre Iusbret'
tuns BON ben Yoltttfern unfsrer Sage eben.
fewenia erwarten, ais fetner 3eit Don Nsro
pber Dtoflettan. Das Bette, mas MIR &a>
ttclifen erwarten unb etniwetten ais unbe
binates NeGt fcrbern tOnnen. III. baB man
uns In GrrtGtuns pom NtfFOnsanaaltsn,
Rir&en, eGulsn unb. &l0fsrn unter Den
:, nstanern sewdtrsn ldst.
Die getetruns unb Grstetuns Der Snbia.
rer tt unb bletbt alto 9a&e Der 3attcltfen
unb awar. etne Gtrenia&e, etne tstlise, un>
abwetsbare SFi6t fur @steasri&aft unb
Bolt. 3aerR musten wtr oteretnss fur
uns unb unlere etssnsn &tnber fcreen, aber
lest na&bem btefes ibsra1 fcwett sepieben
10, bas ieber &atbOltt feline Seele retten.
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belt ~selanssn fam, penn er u min, 70
fAetnt es m Der 3ett, bab MIR &dttcltfen
uns Der %1retnmDbner unferes reuer 3d.
~terlanbes erbarmen, pelGe nod INNER
6alfos tn Der StnferniB uno I'M 9&atten
pes Scbss fsen. @s gilt, UNI bte bretmal'
bunberttauient @eelen tbrsm unb rnierem
Seilunte susufabren unb Id CLAUDE fef.
bae oas fatboltfGe Bolt biefes 9antes fetn
gu btefem 3wede nDtttses Spfer f&eusn
rrtrb, penn btsfe 'SbatiaGe aIeemetn be-
FAINT unb tn's sebDrtse 2t6t eefest rpirb.
Die fatboltlde YreGe Sat iOmtt sund&f
bic Mufsabe, bas @elf tibet biefs Dtnse
aaf3utl6ren ; BON @ette Der enslti& reben'
ben &attoltfen TT beretts Elm &nfang baju
eemadt pcreen, unb es 1T nun netn innte.
fer @unfd, boe nt&t blOb Der n@otrtetts
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gldtter bes eanbes TIRE Stimme su Gun,
fen .btefer sebesten gplter" srbeben mod
ten. gs wdrs btelss sewtB Der wurbtsfe
@nfang tes swettsn Sabrbunberts unierer
unabb6netstett.
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Sbr ~ersebener Dtener
@bt Marttn. 3
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8I&ertiid.

Son Der Strma 8en5tser 8rOtber s
fam ans gu:
AIteunbN eueW cit, S1luB
bee alien unb gestnn bes neuen Sa6rsanss.
Mls bic senannte Gtrn,a pOr 3wD!f Sab
rem bic 9eraussabe Der u tn &rertfa ME
In europa bet pteten Eaufeneen pOn SAINT.
lien etn%sebIrserten tlufrtrten fotbcltfGen
3sttfdrtft besann, bate fe NIT etnsm mtg
trautlhen @ubltfum au tdnpfen. ManGe
GbnltGe unternebmuneen In europa batter
rregen Naneels an aIsenaetner Ebettnabne
ntGt beReben fDnner. rrdtrenb bas unfraut
Der elaubeuslcfen unb fttencerberblt6eH
2tteratur alenttalben iberr6tttsenb mud
erie. Dennc6 perl0r BITE @erlassbanbIune
ben @utb ntHt !; Gs bot bic befen &rdfte
auf, urr sans beicnberS fattcltfNen So
nitltet cine 1nterbaltunesltteratur bar3u>
bteten, rrelGe an G~ebtesenbett bes Snbaltes
unb fInflerilGer MusRattuns nit ben ele.
sartefen Yrcbutten Der Neusett ftG me1en
Tonne. Dieter 3wed TT ldnoR erreiGt. Das
bewetst BITE a1semstne gerbreitung Der
boot bsltsbt sepOrbenen 3ettfarift.
@irbts, rDte bas elite Sabr Der Glten
unb Neuen@elt fdtiebt, bestnnt bas 3w5lfte.
Die GrOfnuns btlbet bte f&One Saufraticn
etnes @sbtGtes BON %. @olttor, bstttelt:
I'm bic 3utunft. Damn folst Der Mnfans
elmer ldnseren Gr3dtluns aus Der Sober bss
bethlehem fattcltiGen GGrtftaeters wbiApp
2ateus : &cman $elusft, cine @olense.
fGtAte aus ben feGsstser Sabren. @GOn
Der Nnfane TT boot fpannsnb nno fe6slt
bic anfpreGenbe Daraerunssweife bes gsr~
faGers ben 9efer. f43} ~
Der fOtsence Sntalt wehfflt aptfGen
goeRe unb ~rofa. Gin Muffas pom 81.
Saumaart: Die 3wetfet bes tt. @etrus. bic
beiDen 8rdute, BON O. .. Dsberrn, ater Die
Oelbers< unb Gatpartensruppsn; bic
G9pamme ais Nabrunssmittel, aus BEN
2ebsn etnes &efcrma tore ; bic @eltaus-
fetun9, MGerlei. ia45 ssaGi31 u
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IfHOn. Z 8a s@ ataa at
s Die 3si.f6rtft erffetnt jd9rlt6 In l6
Soften au 81 6etten, @rsts 20 Gents per
6eft,4d 3lf.i4 s.g y na 81 l#a
&ls Grdmte birtet BITE Bertassbanblune
mftrere prdGttse Srlfarbenbrude uno 5Uar
ben bl. Sciept TIM Gnseltranse, als 9etten'
aif sur &Dntstn Der Gneet: btefe @rdmtl
gratis. Terner 3wet anbere ltebltGe 8tlbsr
5ommfr unb 8 er q, elm GsfNptRer
paar TIM Sreten barfelleub, se9en NaG3ab
lung ron 60 Gts. iebes.
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fatbpiti6e Samilten nnb ruer ibsrtaupt fil
ben @inter cine ben 0eiit bilbenbe unb bal
Gematt pereDslnpe tlnterbaltunss. eettire ~
fGdsen treie.
Bon Der Strnaa Sir. @ufet:
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@crt unb Bib. srstter Jabrsans, l7ts'
6eft.
Mu& bieies 6eft reibt fi6 fetnsn gcr
sdnsern In ,pirptser Dstfe an bur& inte
: .Fanten Sntalt uub 3atlretGe ~selunsens
SluRyattcneR.
SIM Sert fclst Der SGlub Der Ncssas
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ppn 8. 8ertamy. @er3tltGt Bug M
Gtrafprebteten, BON Or. G6tGtng. Gin
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. Der gpltsmarHen, Retfeftia3en, MtIabaut
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neber c Wstn<
lele bestntet bas Sermanner 8Oltsblatt :
Die Sraubenernte TT ret pOriioer, bas 9te-
fultat ieOOG Elm feHr sntmutbisenpes. 3aau,
etn 3ebntel BON benz, mas man Mnfanss
bes SCmmers sa erparten bers9ttst spar,
tpurse etnsebra&t. Jn steteu Betnberaen
lCtnte IS ftG taura Der Mite, bic srauben
ju f~aumeln.
&ebnliNe SlaDen fcu,aes aus Satncts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-07

GUIbA
Sretburs, 1876. @rets SO Gents.
Sbtse 3ettihrtften unb 8l6er tnb Bet
81. 8ures rDrr6tbts unb aud BET u.
6 G 10 4 Al besiehen.
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Gtn atfdbrIi6er 8Ia6tItns.

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Ban Mrnbur8b's MenaGerte e~ntfprunaen
baut In Der Ndbe BON 6atnesport I'm Staa.
te 4ew SerfsY n erndbrt fiG gut. atel
unreeltG BON BEN GGlbern, 6hafen unt
Tlren Der Sauern. Die feBt bat man per.
eebit6 auf tbn Saso semaGt. ii
Er5ubel fur @oRmeif er. - Sur
bteYclmetfer-fc fNretbt BITE %. y. Staats.
3sttuns-ta iest cine ihltmuae !3ett eetCm.
raen.-5te milen Mot MUIR unsebeuer bobe
Sstfeuern 3u 3aG. GbanDler's Scnbs uRb
an bic republttani(Gen 9taats0 rsantfatt0.
men jablen; %fonbern man perlanst aud. baB
Ge itH NIT Der gertbetlune ron @abl>G Slug.
fGrtften befaGen. Gin Yctnetfer In elmer
tietnen 5tabt tn Wefen fNtdt uns ale etne
@rcbe res @tOfS, NIT welGem ieBt bic 80.
fen befAwert uerben, etne &ebe DE @clYer
@arfelc's eth. Gr faot, er babe fh BITE
Ma6e gsnOmmen, in fetnert unc bret ante%
rem pcitamtern btefe Irt rcn YpnfIden,
weiHe fret befDrbsrt irerben, gu inte8er, unb
er 9laubt, eab penn BITE anberen @Cfdmter
bes 2anbes im1srtdltnie NIT fClden Druid.
laeen perieben tpireen, oeren GepiHt an
ienem Sage fiGerltG ntGt unttr 3stn Icns
men 700 Gentner betrue. Da bte I'm.
f6ldee, tpelGe bic Drudihrtften entbalten.
DssfGlc6en fnb, 70 &plrbe bafar. Denn iibtr>
baupt 3ablunS seletfst rparbe. SrtefpcrtO
bere6net tperefn mufen, unb btefes tpirbe
tn etneu' Staate alstn an etnem e~tnstsen
Sage SlS,2OOO betr1sen. Die erpdenten
- w.
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80 "' S""' ~ ~
w 'a
Meue Gr-fneuna fur 5htFe.-
Gin Deutfder, Namens sSQfob, GdbarDt
aus MiGourt sat etneG errt6tuna erfunben.
welhe BET Dampflhifen an bic Stete Der
|@dauflraber unb berSGrauben tretsn lot.
@te befebt aus ppolen Gtfenntdtteu. rpelhe
bird BON Damrf oetrtebsne 2uafcuasn In
Bereouno oelest tperbeu. Diefe Nlotten.
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merben IN bp~rt,pntoIer M,htuno ana b.n1
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St.N etersunterffaemnes 70 erein

Das 9rantsn.G % naittet be- st. observation-disclosures
ton Msrtuiter 1876 beRett aus f~uIeenbea &trten
Sterer Difrit. QeHler Geinrt1, Gr4anee Ctr eur
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Mailer Etepbpre, 3. Ctr. Netatr 3uttrt, ca. Peter Ctr.
Sespb Ganttg2h Gtgttt6r.
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Snlanoiide &adrt dten.
&tr6Ii6es ..
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boGtp. P. Tnnocenl @Olf.

bOHr. P. Jnn0celtl UtSOIf.
Derlelbe rurpe an Is. Nprtl 1843
In S&miptbstnr, &bsinz preueen gsbos
rem. empfns 1866 bic prtefsrweibe,
pirtte bisber als prcfsfor In Der Abtei
81. 8incenI pa. uno befleipete paielbf
bic StelIe zines Yrtcrs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-01-01
MARRIED..

HURFORD-BROW N.-At the Manse, at
Zion, by Rev. J. III. Johns, on Thursday,
Dec. 49, 1870, JOHN +. IURFeRD, and
MAGGIE A. Brown, both of this county.
MAHANET-MA BY Rev d.
Il. Thomas, at North East, on Dec. 90,
1870, WILLIAM VI. MAHANEy, of Mont
gomery county. Pa, and JENNIE MAT
THEws, of North East
ALBERT-PHENY.-On Thursday even
ing, December %, 1870, at Union NJ E.
Church, by the Pastor Rev. L. Kirk,
ALEXANDER ALBERT, of this county,
and MAGGIE PHENY, of Chester county,
Pennsylvania.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the resi-
dGnce OF the brides father, in North
East, December 23, 1915, by Rev. James
Thompson. WILLIAM J. MCDoUGALL and
DELENA l.. JEFFRIEs, both of this
county.
BURNS-TERRY.-In the Parsonage, at
Bay View, December %, 1878, by Rev
James Thompson, J. p. BURNS and
= JENNIE TERRY, both of this county.
Observation-Disclosures list, 1875,
at Conshohocken. Pa, GEO. NJ. SWEET,
Of Jersey City, n. J , and ELIZABETH
=, GRANT, of North East, Md.
S-ROREM.-At the NJ. f. Par
sonage, IN Chesapeake City, on the 30th
ult, by Rev. E. B. Newman, JAMES
CUMMENs and SALIIE BoREM, both OF
this county.
ADMINISTRATION December a3rd.
1870, by Rev. William kershaw, ROBERT
NJ. EGNoR and ELLA SPRATT, both of
this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-01-01

THE WHISKY CURE.-A midde-aged.
well-clad man called at the Baltimore City
Jail, on Sunday afternoon, to inform the
Warden that he had not drank drop of
liquor since he was discharged from the
prison Il month ago. He probably chose
the day after Christmas for his visit to
prove by his appearance that he had escap
ed the temptation to imbibe on Christmas
day. This man, with another who had
been regularly incarceratcd for intoXica-
ton, and who We're believed to be SO fond
of liquor as to be almost beyond hope of
reformation, were subjected to the expert
ment of what is known in the German
army as the 'whisky cure DR.. Houck.
the jail physician, selected the two men
as fit subjects, but this could only be done
with their full consent, and on subjects
who had been confined for terms long
enough to make n test They We're given
a cell to themselves, and for three weeks
all the food they ate was cooked in whisky
and all the fluids they drank were mixed
with the same liquor, tho whisky being
used without stint, This kind of diet was
relished for several days, but soon became
repulsive, nausea ensued, and the unas-
simulated food was elected. Two or three
days before they left the prison food not
cooked with whisky was served and eaten
with relish, but a full bottle of whisky that
was placed beside the plate of each of the
men at every meal remained untouched,
they having lost their desire for the liquor.
Neither of these men have been committed
to the Jail in the month that has elapsed
since their discharge. Before that time
hardly week elapsed during which they
were not inmates of the Jail because of
intoxication. The man who called on Sun
day indicated by his looks that he had
undergone beneficial change and was no
longer a bummer.-tSun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-01-01

THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARkET.-
Beef cattle we're dull this week, but prices
were without material change. l.100 head
arrived and sold at G30@7! cents for extra
Pennsylvania and Western Steers; JiUs6l
cents for fair to good do, and 35GE5 cents
per pound gross for common, as to quality
Sheep We're dull and lower. 1000 head
arrived and sold at 4!!lG5! cents per pound
gross, as to condition. Hogs were in steady
demand 400 head sold at $l0G1l per 100
pounds net, for corn fed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-01-01
eS-The Bucks county Tntelligencer uses

eS-The Bucks county Intelligencer uses
the following truthful words: While our
public roads are thronged with tramps,
and the cities and towns abound with I'M
employed people, the farmers throughout
the country find it about as difficult as ever
to obtain good help. Reliable laboring-
men are hardly to be had on any terms, and
there is no increase of the supply of women
who are willing and able to work in the
house and dairy. The few applicants that
do turn up now and then demand the high
est wages, without regard to qualifications,
and quite resent the suggestion OF coming
down to suit the times. Even when one is
hired the disposition often is to throw as
much of the work as possible upon the
mistress, or upon other servants, SO that
the investment after all proves to be poor
one. A remedy for this state of things,
both in and out of doors, has long been
anxiously sought for but never found
Good workers are sometimes too proud to
serve, and nobody wants the bad ones at
any price. Something will have to be done
for the relief of society in this direction,
or good help will soon become nothing but
tradition in the community"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-01-01
The Wilmington CONFERENCE.-THE re-


/ lar annual meeting of the Wilmington NJ.
/ +. Conference will be held in the Union NJ.
/ Z. Church, Wilmington, commencing the
I 18th Of March. Out of respect to the dis
/ tinguishcd service OF Bishop Scott, who
was bonn, and spent the principal part of
his active ministerial life within the bounds
of the Conference, it has been decided that
he shall be its presiding officer.
Tie coming conference is important from
the fact that it is the year in which the
Lay Conference also meets, and elects two
lay members to the General Conference,
which meets every four years in the month
of May. Tie annual conference will be
composed of about 1870 ministerial and
| about 100 lay delegates, which, with other
official visitors, will swell the number in
attendance to nearly $50.
Outside Of the regular routine business
of the conference, the question of the
status of Presiding Elders will enter largely
into its deliberations. An opinion has, for
a long time, prevailed, and is fast gaining
ground. that Presiding Elders should, at
least, be made elective officers by the re-
spective annual conferences, instead of be
ing appointed by the presiding Bishop
The election of delegates to the General
Conference, two of which will be ministers
and two laymen, will derive increased i'm
portance from the opinions the candidates
may entertain upon any change proposed
in the Presiding Eldership.
The Dover and Easton Districts will be
open for new Presiding Elders at the COM
ing conference. The vacancy in the Dover
District was caused by the death of Rev.
Wesley kenney, and is now temporarily
filled by Rev. J. VI. Williams Principal Of
the Conference Academy at Dover. The
Easton District is now filled by Rev. John
Hough, whose term Of four years expires.
To fill these positions a number of names
are canvassed, principal amongst which
are Revs. John Hough, DR.. Matack, Chas.
Hill, George A. Phebus, A. w. Milby, II.
II. Colclazer and William Uric.
Owing to the recent change of appoint
ing ministers for three years, the old-fash-
tened general change year has become OBJ
solete, an equal proportion of changes of
ministers now being made at each confer
ence. There is only one minister in Will
mington Rev. J. L. Merritt, of St. Paul's)
whose term Of three years expires, and
where change must positively be made.
The Union NJ. E. Church has never yet
had a minister for more than a twc-year
term, but it is altogether probable that
Rev. I. E. Martindale, who has been SO
signally successful, will be continued an
other year. There will be no change at
Asbury or Grace, while changes at Scott
and Brandywine are within the range of
possibility. Commercial.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets,

Clover seed 12@s12tc.; timothy nominal
Flour quiet: extras $4.G2lG5: Pennsylva-
mia, Indiana and Ohio family s.. 75Qe6. 30
high grades $1GS.50. Wheat quiet but
steady; Pennsylvania red 81 IS; white at
Sis. Corn-uew yellow 5StG62c.: white
5SGGOc.; old mixed G0G6lc. Oats steady;
white 45Gp30c.; mixed i3M45.
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THE MARKETS.
ElktOn Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR.-We quote as follows: Howard
Street super $4Gi.50; do common to fail
extra $4.15G5; do. good to choice S525ia
5.5.; do. family S5.75GG75; Patapsco fam
lily So. -; do. extra $S.25. Corn meal al
$3G3.25 Maryland Buckwhcat meal pei
100 lbs. S2Qt2.25.
WHEAT.-Southern red, good to prime,
s1.25G1.45; amber $1.47@l.50; white al
$1.20@i.45; Pennsylvania at $1.3S91. so
Western red $l.32(t1.33.
CoRN.-Southern yellow, new, 54GG1c.
do. new white 5oG5Sc.; Western mixed at
63 cents.
OATs.-Maiket very dull; Southern at
=3(G50c.; Western nominal at l0Qt43 fol
mixed and 44Gs4jc. for bright
RYE.-Good to prime Southern S0GSjc
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
Hay is still dull Cecil county timothy at
s2iG26; Pennsylvania and New York at
s22(G2I; Western Sl9Gt2l; mixed $1SLG2O;
clover at $1SQtl9. Straw-$13 for wheat
S15G1G for oat, and $50 for rye.
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DR.. J. VI. Clement, Dentist, Oxford, Pa,
extracts Teeth without pain; inserts beau
tiful Sets of Teeth for Ten dollars An
work warranted Clip this out. Call and
see J. NJ. CLEMENT, NJ. D., d. d. S.,
Central avenue, Oxford, Pa.
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Nervous Debiiity.-VIrAL WEAKNESS OR
DEPRESSION: y weak exhausted feeling
no energy or courage; the result Of MENTAL
ovER-woRK, INVESTIGATIONS OR EXCEssEs
OF some drain upon the system, is always
cured by Hamphreys' Homeopathic Specific
No. IS. 1t tones up and invigorates the
system. dispels the gloom and dependency,
imparts strength and energy,-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price,
S1,00 per single vial, or $500 per package
of five walls and $500 vial of powder.
Sent by mail on receipt of price. Address,
Uumphreys' Homeopathic Medicine COM
paHg. SOC Broadway, New York.
IS See large advertisement.
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DIED.

BARR.-At New Castle, Del, Dec; 25th,
1915, Capt. ROBERT II. BARR, in the SSth
year of his ace.
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