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1lo was . nall-agcnt on tho Union Pacific
RsIsoad, and had wife aEtll litsle daughter at
Omaha. Whenever he loft homo Tor fortnight
on tue rail hcwoull take thu litsls girl with him
q block or two from tho house, mil then, kissing
her goodby, woulascud her back to lcr mother.
Jealousy took possession Of ln without causo,
aud Unu morulng about two ycars ugo he enr.
rieA OK The ylil1t FROM Tho wtsa whom hc be.
llcYcd to bs faithless. Tho mother waited tor
the patter Ut tho lsstc feet and tho sound OF tho
littIe oles y0lcc, and finally ran 10 tho station.
where ahs iearnct that hcr husband
had Eonu West with the child. She
tctcgrapheA to him. sho wroto to
had deserted her, and would never rcturn, eho
SOLD her furniturk, paid u yEsit 10 so1no friends
Ia Wisconsin, anl procured dtrorcc and Do
then went TO Oakland, Cal, whcrc her husband
and her daughter wcFc boarding, and took legal
measures for The recovery ol tic child. About
ottiee,-sho With countenance cold and stern,
and he with = hapg..dog, shceplah look. Thu
lawYcrs went out TO lunch und left the c.
t1angeA couple together. When they returned,
husband and wfo were holding hands, The
wfits were not scryedi there Was q rcmasrisgo
the next morning,
, 1877-03-24
Ovarian '[ulllor'
Of Ten Years Growth Cured BY
DIR, RADWAY'S REMEDIES.


/ hnvo hnd aM Ovarian Tunior III tho 0rarles
mud Hosvcis for Ten Years.
AAxx Anaos, Dea =. is7s..npH, i n ltAnwAI. 1h''
hayo hid Ovarian Tumof ln Tho t!saEsrs and iloT.
c1a for ten years. tried Tho beat ph{stclana q ~
placo without any benefit II WAS EroWlng At such RI
ptltty that could not haTn ilFcl much !onxcr;,
frien! Of mine lHduccd mo 20 tTy l!sdFaYs tttnedet
lad not much faith IN them. hut anAlly Alter tnlca
raIchasc sx Sotsiss ot tho lte.o,.cn two bexesoi
tho PtlIa. aud Two buxM o. thy ltcllef u.ed theao
vrFr uI14 lwclyc mora totles OF the txo
OF tho Relief and two hoxea Of tho fA Hefoss tGsy
wcru gone hsd Loaf tutnty.1yo poanl9 ira,
" entigsiy ea9ed ~" ooK .s edeino = .baat aya
months and during that t!na lost tortY polndA
in III look thTca t0ttlea the lesolYtHt III
t0ttlci lirllcf, and III boaes Of tho I'illa. ..
{c1l perfectly we'll and hcHrt ftlt ut gEatlihoa
10 tud for Till lcr In my deep Altctl1n To yGa ~
and your wonderful medtelnr feel dsepi{ lndSnSa
4signed} ARa. +. G. nfDH3Ss.
Mr. nibhtns. who ulskes tho ahora istes
rersaa Tor whom requested you 10 Aena neI!stnsa u
June, l675. Tho medicines Aboyo aattd wc1e touRhs
Of Ge with She e1ccntlo1 Of what MA sent 70 es Y
yot tsy ~ Hat lier statement SoFtest S,fAoa'A
'@@''p prasslss I'D Chemist. Ann AfIofs Nleh.
This may certify that Mn. HIbh'na who akea tSs
seo.n g I'd M thsfsia G 4 %
edlf and updsniaby correct. ANY onc who koaHsA3&
p1op'Gs tsaned9 d9easte ae' MeNJ. n. cocKEt1,
''s's' MXisY EoCKEit
NARY i. FOND
Il D, POND.
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LIFE-INSURANCE,
Enormous Salaries Paid by Somo
Eastern Companies.
Evidence Before a Committee Of the
N ew York Assembly.
Eurytsnonderre Xx,o Tnrk 3tfonne,

LBfFtEFs7HHSrcf H<p 11FA SFVHHSs
ALBANY, Mnrcli !M.-Tho Committee on In
surancc OF tho Assembly hcari tho testimony
to-day Of officers OF tho Afutuat Life, Equitable
Assurance, Metropolitan md Glol,o Life 1nsuE-
ancc Companies IN relation TO tho condition Of
their business, method Of carrying It on, md
salaries paid to ui|lccrs. Tho inquiry was rro-
vokcd by resolution of Senator Dlxby, calling
upon tho companies for tho Information made
tho subject Of inquiry by tho Committee to-day.
Most Of tho Companies gavo tho information, i
but tho Companies named a1uvc dill not. rsot
W. II. c. 1arttctt, actuary, Judge II. E. Davlcs.
attorney, and Mr.. Floyd. Secretary, Of
TIN MUTUAL LIFE,
appeared for ttsae Company. ,tr. BARTLETT said
tint tho Company found It impossible to COM
ply witt, tho demands Of Senator DtxbY's rcso-
luton at once, In consequence OF hctng nt tho
tf,no Involved IN three great undertakings; a
committco OF It's Trustees wcro maktng thor
oug!t examination Of It's nIfalrs, tho Insurance
Department agents wcEo making another, md
tho clerks wcrc busy preparing tho annual re-
port Of tho Company to tho Insurance Depart
mcnt. Afr. Winston, tho President, was sick In
California; tho Vico-prcsfdcnt was unable to
como In consequence Of business engagements.
a statement lad been prcparct1t however, co1l-
tafnIng al Tito facts tho Co1nuttco might de-
etrc to know. Mr.. Bartlett then read tho state
mcnt. It contained facts in relation to tho
number Of puticics held and tho amount of tho
assets and liabilities Of tho Company. The
only new fnct In Tho document was revelation
ct tho amount Of tho salaries Of the officers.
They wcrc rs follows:
vec. .prcsidcnt 49, ...''.. ~ n TX N
Second v,ec'Fres.dent. 11 4o0.OO
ssci;e,a1f Eg9 @
Hc1oarY' H1' ee..' ''''''''.'.' 49,. Sdm a. ~
sncnn sss,5n n:sfaani so9 3 o
~" .cinst .c G ~ ~
5eiis',o; i, s. snd aiiorney:.' 5SS:So
- Aol 4 q
osr sa nas o eca Of
saary rated to l,tn by tic Ii;mrtl of Trustees,
Ths exnsnsss s; &c we,e tftyf!st arsdtbs Of
H. H. eInt M.,n n p,".inct ,.u = t' eopanS
the 9 salaries: ,,. 49,.
York, March 10, i8T4.-Io liz insSr6neS i'm.
mass ihs Hos,s eI 1..tnhiyef tis Sats ~ Xt's
II o s sta,s en ~ asn Y @ "s
and when eomnletct woad have % contained i andi
Enc md tho Intention Of ths sets rs ~ fr.
sh with that statun,o%t ali tac "details iceay fe
sSranec IL mas ro tbcoa anm fron ., M n
dasespect 10 tic Legislature, .hat Tho informatlo
has Seen delayed, sad deslre to oxpTe:s ny 70:
10 rui,mt TO yor fnil statement un,er nath IN No.
sordsso wIt it's rcHuifcmeni. oi r your resoiution
o. IN uno %,sstnnr tb, ,,at,mcn, ,r.t N, ,r n,,
don nv yentuftng fcw uhserrations nertncht % III to
AZ mater -. ,sasI;sd I Il and aa'ts
The Equitable LTD xssuranee soeiety Il tho ~nited
ts",o s1s ,ns e ~. tn nneo wn.e1 te
, 1877-03-24
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
The Mastery Strategy Of Homes
Iy Sister.
A Widow and m Innocent Boy..~
Blondes md Bruncttcs.
Chinese Women a. Assets--A Condensed
Novcl-Wioked Imposition.

,,.,,.- ,,,,,--
NEF!.EFlN'
Ito was a youth MI almn1cncss,
And a1,c t,ait1cn full Of wtca;
How eoald tho rustic eser g,,e.s
shc did nof wish Iii henri TO break
For narttmn rfc rhc wont 10 town
mt inat to keen hesscif awake.
And win, pcrkaps, eomc slight rcnown.
*''N VIM ''FN'
shc a,rtcd with him at tho we'll
Shc flfrtcd with hin, Il, Tho wagon.
Ills mother watched her like a dragon.
1in cut 1ar penct1 when shc drcw..
lie cnt her name on ecyernl bccehcs-
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$9u. u.2lT.
Mr. Igyis testified that tho Vicc-Prcstient,
lAstaary, and somp Of thu other oilccEs also re.
wcre now abolished, sDi ifd fxed 81 salary ~ su siyeua
hlr. Hyde was tuscrro4ated IL to his opinion OF
tA1 better systeM Of lifc-insuEsnce known As the
noil-forlc!tlsu feature, Including the Massa-
pressed 4 favorable opinion OF = carcfully-
guarded law, but not thc Massachusetts, law.
Tic also expressed decided objection to Nil
cash surrender value plans, as tending inevisa-
engaged In them. Mf. uydu said 30 was tls
Dossou agent Of the Mutual LIfe OF New York,
tos which ha receives m annual tncome Of shout
, 1877-03-24

TIE 110MELY SISTERS STRATEGY,
ITroiata t.stc.} chrontcts.
There arc Two young ladies' IN this city, ono
noted for her beauty and tho other quite plain.
They arc sisters and rtvnls. The handsome ono
las tho most admirers. her lovely face elYectual-
tbs tiomcly ono, although oycrnowing with wit
and shrcwdncss, finds IT. impossible to make her
self attractive to tho young nlcn who call at the
house 80 long as her sister Is about. Tho girls
mutually hate each other. A few nights ago
the homcly one had her sweet reycpgc. Half a
dozen gentlemen wcro expected to be present,
Just hefore tho arrival Of the guests. the homo
" sister tlroppcd a grain Of morphine Into
Eet, and that Is what did tho business. Tic
guests arrived. 1t was "Guod evening, Mis-
--,'' and "lIow 10 you do. Mr.. ~" for
nh0ut aye minutes, when tho girls sat down, and
the hahds"nlcst was tuado tho centrc Of an al-
mirtng group.
"lho weather has been rather nico for day
"f-o-s-a,' replied tho fair ono, with yawn
Tint caused her mouth to open like tho Jaws Of
Tho gronr tried hard to keep her attention
tlo lot exhausted himself on meteorological
RsnSmsn r drto. nt %tsot y sas1 sSS The shsP w1
turned hlmself loosc. but tho yawns reminded
him that his conversational Influence was not
felt. Tho musical t1end Of the cro,nl hoppcl
! upon the stool and bclaborcd tho piano, Whilo
ths others suuy "PuIa Down tho Blind y; ut
the end Of the song the bcAuty was lying back
| IN y rocklngcllAlr last asleep.
| What WIS tho homcly. lrrl doing nit this
| wtilc& She vas making ]lnreclf rs ngrecnhlo
E3n to snore sho apologlzed In u most s!ste1ty
way. ~ hope, gentlemen, you won't tako Of
fcnsc ut this. sl.o did IT Just for . Joke. YOU
| know she's always doing such original things.
You wun't feel lnsulted, will youth Then she
took them out in tho pantry and fllcd them
! up Will, mince pics, cold tongue, roast turkey,
etc, and when they left that house they came
| to tic sworn conclusion never Ia have anything
Tho flomely ono moro In the future than in the
past. o.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31

SWEET POTATO FOR THE HoUsE.-The
sweet potato vine is really desirable for the
house, is rapid grower, and much more
delicate in appearance under house culture
than when growing out of doors. Select
(the earlier the better well-ripened tuber
of the Red Nansemond variety-said to be
a most vigorous grower-eight or ten inches
long and four or five inches in diameter.
A dark colored hyacinth glass is suitable
and pretty holder for the potato, but COM
mon glass fruit can or small earthen jar
will do. Fill the vessel with rain water
and stand the potato in the mouth of it,
allowing only two or three inches of the
potato to go down into the water. Set it
in warm, bright place to sprout, filling
up the holder with water as fast as it
evaporates. Probably great many sprouts
will start at once or in quick succession;
break off ali but three or four of these, as
your vine will by so doing be much longer
and more luxuriant. Nothing will now be
needed for the perfection of the vine, ex-
cept to keep the vessel filled with rain
water.-Anaerican Garden.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
How to be strong,

Never let the bowels he either confined or unlu'y
acted upon II may appear singular that Holloway
Pills should be recommended for upon the bow els
many persons suProSing that they would increase
taxation. This i great mistake. however: for these
Pills will Immediately correct the liver ami stop every
Kind Of bowel complaint. In climates thousands
of lives nav" been saved by the of this medicine.
which in all gives and vigur to the whole
organic system. however derJg"i-hth and siren tn
following matter of course. Til" appetite too. is
Wonderfully increased 10y the OF these Pills
hin"d in the u" of solid i'll preference to fluid diet
Animal food i, better than lruth- AMI stew> By re
moving acTd. trrmrnt"d. other i.npurc hunofS
the liver. stomach hlup l. the Of y>rui"ry
atrlma and other bowel com plant, is expelled. The
result is that the disturbance is arrested. and the
tion OF the bowel, becomes regular Nothing will stop
tine relaxation Of the bowels quickly this fine
r,ctims mricine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
W'TSkt Earn.
BRINGING Up A WORN FARM.

Prof Kedzie, of the Michigan Agricul-
tural College, in an able address delivered
before the Michigan Farmers Institute,
lately held, concluded as follows:
bring up worn. down farm is by green
manuiing. Suppose your farm is too poor
for clover, and grass makes only feeble
growth: put on it a manurial crop that will
grow, such as rye. Turn this under with
your pillow and you can then raise something
better. Keep feeding your soil with every
thing your shovel and your team can COM
-ashes-leached ashes, if you can
get them by drawing them within five
miles, muck, mari, anything that will
bring a green mantle over your fields
Soon you can set the clover pumps at work,
pumping up to the surface the inexhaust-
able resources of your subsoil.
If an animal dies, don't stop to bewal
your luck and exclaim, Everything goes
to the dogs ON my farm" Don't send it to
the dogs at all, but compost it with muck,
-
able manure. Sampson performed won
der by taking honey from the dead carcass
of lion. You can Guido that wonder by
extracting wheat from the carcass Of your
dead COW. Pick up all the bones you can
find, put them under cover, and mix with
them two or three times their bulk of ashes
from your kitchen; moisten them with
enough water SO that the potash may act
on the gelatine of the bones; stir them over
once a week, and in month or two you
will find the bones SO tender that you can
cut and crush them with a a blow from
your shovel. Beat the whole into pow
derry mass, and you will have manure
better than the superphosphates which you
feel too poor to buy. Give handful of
this to each hill of corn, and see how it
will wave its banner of green, and pour
into your basket the golden ears.
But in bringing your soil into good con-
dition, do not neglect green manuring.
Let every wind that blows over your fields
bring them blessing in the shape of
atmospheric plant food. Do all these
things patiently and hopefully without
nrging your soil beyond what 1t can do,
and you will yet, out of the fullness of a
grateful heart, exclaim, "Bless God for
the farm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,

Not on Greenland's icy mountains,
But on lndia's coral strands,
They make use of Primers Organs
AS the best of Instruments.
Africa in sandy deserts
Does her part: Australia sends,
Will with Music's aid they worship,
For the best of Instruments,
Europe, far advanced in. music,
In that land of many tongues,
They use PRINCE & Cos Organs,
For their thousand, thousand songs,
North and South American people,
Never, never, they behind;
They can tell by long experience
Where good Organs you can find,
PRINCE in name, not less in merit,
PRINCE & Cos. are the kind.
Respectfully submitted by
Prof. Theodore Ascherfeld,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31

ENJOYMENT OF WoRK-Farmers' wives,
as general thing, work entirely too hard.
Let them moderate their labors to the pro
portion of their strength, and even if help
has to be obtained to make up the deficit,
it were surely better than to wear out pre-
maturely from exposure and overwork, and
leavesyour children at tender age without
mothers care. \ good woman, with a
good husband, can be happier no where than
on farm; but let not sense of duty in
the one, nor false economy in the Other.
deprive the wife of all needed assistance.
1t is far better to enjoy life in old age with
your children than to have shaved through
life to leave them a fortune, while you lie
down in premature grave, ere lfe's grea,
tasks be fully done. Let the duties and
responsibilities usually devolved upon farm,
ers' wives be lessened, and furnish abund
ant help for the work to be done
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
Health and its Pleasures,
DISEASE WITH AG0NlES:
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
Ho11oways PILLS.
Nervous Disorders.

What is fearful than a breaking, down of the
nervous system To be cNcitahl" nervous in small
degree" is distressing. for where remedy be
luunl: There is Uur:-oriuk but little vine beer or
spirits. far better. none: take cofiec-welk tea
being prcftIGibc get all ;hc fresh air You take
three four Pills every night: eat plenty of solids
avoiding the OF Stops and if these golden rules
followed. You will he h1ppy in mind and strong in
body and forget You have any
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
Nov II, 1876
TGr's Cathartic Pills,

. 81 the purposes of q Family Phys;c,
81 ior curing CostivenesS. Jaundlce.
.:.-i~c..ion. Foul Stomach. Breath,
! cac;achc. Erysipeias. Rheumatism.
..tpt ons and Skin Diseases. Bill
iIusuesS. Dropsy, TumOrs, Worms,
Neuralgia. as . Dinner Pill,
fer Purifying the Blood,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
FOR SfOnacils Out of Order.

No medicine will 50 eIfcctuty improve the tone OF
tn" stomach these Pills: they remove all acdity.
occaSUncd eth'r by nemI crane" improper diet.
They reach the liver and reduce ii 20 healthy action
they wonderfully rticaciuuS i'll Of sIasm in
fact they i! in caring all disorders of the liyc
and stomach.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31

,l,o, ,..,., H.. o,n,lovnJ ,rans-
i',., ~, ,I... stnm,,.h anj howrjs and even the
;,i1,I IN Snail Gn,r. on one piil 4 dav.
.J,,.,. ,,;nn,,,,,'. ia. ,lia,.>,;ye rrnars and
,,,.,.nor. y;rnro,r. health.
AVN. pIr,: h,yr Lnrn known for
more dian quarter OF century, and have
detained Wurii-WIdc reputation ior their
,ir.,,,.. 'Th.v ,ntrn,t diseased action in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
Sick Heada ches and Want of
Appetite.

These feelings which sldden Us. most frequently
arise from ann'yanceS trouble tr INSTRUCTED per-
prtnn. from eating AMI drinking what is unfit for
thus tiSnri"ring tn" liver a stonacN. These
gans must l." regulated il y"u wish To he well. The
Pills If taken according t" the printed iusru TORS.
will quickly restore healthy action t" both liver ami
stomach. whence rlluw. natural nscq!"nrr a
good appetite and a clear head. III the La. and West
Indies scarcely any other medicine i ever used for
these disorders
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31

SUGAR FROM CoRN.-The Chicago Tri-
b,cne says it has been shown specimen of
raw sugar manufactured, near that city,
from corn. 1t is described as being white,
and very sweet. To complete it's manufac
ture into pure graduated sugar alcohol
must be used to remove the foreign mat
ter contained in the crude product. A
bushel of corn yields thirty pounds of raw
sugar, and this, when purified by alcohol,
gives twenty pounds of good sugar,
marketable at four cents a pound. In other
words, a bushel of corn made into sugar
would bring St0S. Our internal revenue
system prohibits this development OF the
market for the farmers corn, because, un-
like that of more enlightened nations, it
taxes alcohol destined for use in manufac-
lures as heavily as that which is to be ex-
ported. If sugar can be manufactured out
of ordinary corn, it would be a much bet
ter use for it than converting it into fuel,
as is some times done in the Western States,
and needs little encouragement to enable it
to become source of great national wealth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31

Are ihc most eff
tectivc ami congo
NAL Prwgativre ever
discovered. The
are mild. but Ell
tcctual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
i'll their operation.
they are still the
most thorough and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31

FLOATING MELON GARDENs.-In the
beautiful Valley of Cashmere, among the
Himalayan mountains, lies lovely lake
called Dial. Floating about on it's surface,
some times carried by the winds from one
end of the lake to the other, are numerous
small islands, on which grow the finest
cucumbers and the most luscious melons
known. The way in which these floating
gardens are made is very curious. All
about the main shores of the lake grow
quantities of reeds, sedges, and water lilies
When these grow very thickly together
people cut them from the roots which hold
them near the shore. The leaves of the
plants are then spread out over the stems,
making sort of trestle- work to support
the soil with which it is next to be covered
After this has been done the seeds are
planted, and the floating garden is left TO
care for itself until the fruits are ready for
picking.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
Mothers and Daughters.

If there is one thing more than another for which
these Pills lannon's it is their purifying proper
ties especially their power of cleansing the bio nj from
all impurities. and removing dangerous and s-prnde,
Secretons. Universally adopted, the grand
cdy for female complaints they never fail weaker
the system and always hiring about what is required.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31

TELLING THE AGE OF SHEEP.-The size
and shape of the teeth are ordinarily sure
criterion OF the age of sheep up to six years
old. The lamb-teeth are narrow and small.
At one year old the two middle front teeth
fall out, and are replaced by teeth much
wider and larger. The next year two more
wide teeth appear, and at six years old the
mouth is full, y the lamb-teeth have all
disappeared. After that the teeth grow
darker, longer and narrower, until they
eventually fall out. A practiced shepherd
can usually judge the age very nearly up to
twelve years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31

House SCRAPS FOR FowLs.-This is
especially required if fowls are limited
to small run, for though every one who
keeps fowls may not own a five acre lot foI
them to run in, yet he can keep them in
health and with profit to himself, by giving
them proper attention. When fowls are
supplied with the change of food they
require, they seldom peck off each others
feathers; but if they once commence it is
very hard to break them of such habit.
Pieces from the table are used with more
profit to feed poultry than pigs, and they
supply that variety which nature requires.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31

examine il carefully and ascertain beyond the possi
bty of doubt its perfect safety 1t is AN established
fact that onr-htihs q" the ordinary Coal Oil found in
the market is quite mhlmmnbe and dangerous iqnjt-
nE readily at ordinary temperatures when brought in
contact with the fame oi i lighted match During the
Winter the newspapers almost daily record fact of
terrible suffering and leath from the taking fire of
Coal Oil 10y the breaking or upsetting of lamus All
danger OF such results might he entirely avoided by the
SO of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
ExTR a & EE

win the fullest confidence. after experience of over
three Years, during which period we have handled
upwards OF FlfTlrWO THOUSAND GALLONS which
mas been used in thousands of families with great salts
actlni. and from the of which no accident has
occurred. either directly or indirectly
IL Is put up in One gallon. Five gallon and Ten GALLON
packages each Can is closed with metal can bearing
the manufacturer stamp large stock inst received
and for sale wholesale and retail at the lowest rates by
the Manufacturers Agents,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
IMPORTANT NOTICE,
ILLUMINATING OIL

As the long nights are upon us. when more artifc
light is necessary it hehooyes all who require goo,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-03-31
CLOTHING.
ELKTON OAK HALL!

BENJAMIN Franklin once said that "three
Nmoves were equal TO fire." hut moving day is at
hand, and 1 shall only try it time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-20
Chinese Incubation.

A peculiar process of Matching eggs
is adopted in. China. The eggs are
placed in tiers in large baskets, twice
the size of an ordinary barrel, thickly
lined with hay and carefully closed
from the air by a tight fitting cover of
twisted straw. In three days time the
eggs are taken out and replaced in diff
ferent order those 1T the surface being
put in the lowest tier. This is repeated
every day for a fortnight, when the
eggs are removed from the basket and
placed on n shelf in another, being care
fully covered with bran. In a day or
two the chicken chips the shell and
makes its appearance in the world. The
success of the method is attributed to
the fact that the animal heat OF the
eggs, being retained by the basket,
which is formed of materials not con-
Quoting %colaric, is sufficient to support
animal life and foster III development.