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The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-13

sale) and is quite healthy. 1t contains no
mothers and young lovers. Pic mic lemon
ade differs from church fair article by hav-
ing the water a little fresher.
"A "slashing writer" who does not
glorify the "old times, thus chuckles over
what the "Father of his country" did not
know: "We don't like to be irreverent,
but would like to ask, what did our fore
fathers know? What, for instance, did
George Washington know? He never
saw a railroad; he never held his ear to a
telephone; he never sat for his picture in a
photograph gallery; he never received a
telegraphic dispatch; he never sighted a
Krupp gun; he never listened to the "fizz"
of an electric pen; he never saw pretty
girl run sewing machine; he never saw
self propelling engine go down the street
to fire; he never heard of evolution. and
he never lit lucifer match.''
FREE METHODIST GROVE MEETING.-A
five days grove meeting, under the aus
pices of the F. NJ. Church, will be held in
Ricketts, grove, two miles north of Elkton,
on the road leading from Ricketts, Mill to
the Cherry Hill road, commencing on We'd
nesday next, 18th inst. Revs. w. Gould,
of Brooklyn, Jos. Travis, of Philadelphia,
T. S. LaDue, of Allentown, Pa, and S. '.
McVey, formerly of this county, and others,
will tent upon the ground ID. W Per-
sons who contemplate visiting the meeting
on the Sabbath will please remember that
there will not be any thing sold upon the
ground OH that day. Hacks will convey
persons to the grove from the depot and
town each day at reasonable rates.
DEATH OF AGED CITIZENs.-S
Maxwell, one of the oldest citizens of the
Fourth district, died at his residence, near
Cowantown, on Sunday morning last, in
the S4th year of his age. He had been a
great sufferer for several years.
Mrs. Isabella Evans, of Andora, in the
Fourth district, died day or two before
Mr.. Maxwell. They were both inferred at
the Head of Christiana. Mrs. Evans was
in the S0th year of her age, and was the
widow of the late Hon. John Evans, who
filled many official positions in this State,
having represented this county several
times in the State Legislature. He was
one of the "glorious Nineteen whose ac-
tion resulted in the amendment of the con-
stitution and the election of the State SEN
ate and Governor by the people.
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HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES

nR. MARTIN, 1101 Chestnut Street
- PhiiadeIphia, guarantees permanent cure with
out knife, ligature castic. No charge until cured.
Send for circular containing references.
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BACK TO IRELAND.

When McGill reached Ireland he stopped
with his cousin, Robert Armstrong, a gen
tleman of standing and responsibility, who
was not disposed to receive him very kindly,
and it was not until the murdered James
wrote him and solicited his good offices in
favor of McGill that he was disposed to
furnish him an asylum, which he contin-
ued to occupy for some time, until he OBJ
tanned employment through the influence
of his cousin at his trade. During his
residence in Ireland, he corresponded with
his cousin William, and in 1868
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TIE RAILROAD COMPANY

have their new wharf nearly ready for the
track. 1t is very substantial looking
affair. The bridge men are busy, and will
soon be ready to take the iron down pre-
paratory to putting up the big span. There
is one thing about the bridge work here
that has often been the subject of remark,
and that is the few persons hurt. When
one considers the climbing about in all
kinds of weather the men have to do, it is
awonder there are not more accidents. Men
have been thrown from the bottom cord
into the river by the slipping of a stick or
piece of iron, aud one man had quite
narrow escape by getting out on the end
of stick and saving the stick off between
himself and the bridge, throwing himself,
saw and stick into the water. Yet i'll all
their accidents we know of but one which
was attended with fatal results.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The temperance meeting was addressed
by Mr.. Jones, on Thursday evening. Rev.
L. w. Layield will lecture, on Thursday
evening next.-There will be three or four
persons baptized in the Susquehanna, about
a mile above here, on Sunday evening, by
Rev. Mr.. Elliot, of the Household of Faith.
KENO.
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where he remained for about a year, when
he deserted, about the time of the second
battle of Bull Run, and took refuge in Bal
timore He found means while there to
communicate with his brother Henry, who
resided in Port, who laid the matter before
James Armstrong. The result of the con-
ference was that they went to Baltimore,
of his heart, and at the risk of getting into
serious trouble, furnished the means and
found a way to convey the deserter MoG!ll
to New York and get him safely started on
a VOYAGE
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tanned employment through the influence
of his cousin at his trade. During his
residence in Ireland, he corresponded with
his cousin William, and in 1868
RETURNED TO PORT DEPOSIT,
where his mother still resided. His arrival
in Port was unexpected by his cousins. the
Armstrong;, who were at that time doing
a thriving and prosperous business, and he
being destitute of means, sought and OBJ
tanned employment from them, working at
anything he chose to do about the foundry,
for SO per day.
In 1870, James Armstrong removed to
Baltimore and formed partnership in the
foundry business with Messrs. Robinson
Il Cunningham, taking McGill with him as
FOREMAN OF THE FOUNDRY,
and paying him 81 per day. McGil con-
tinued in the employment of this firm till
1871, when he returned to Port Deposit to
take the place of William Armstrong, as
superintendent of the foundry there, at
50 80 per day, Armstrong being in poor
health and wishing to visit his native coun-
try. During William Armstrong's absence
in Ireland, McGill's management of the
business was not satisfactory, their EN-.
ployes having instituted strike in the
busiest season that continued six weeks.
During this time, McGill took advantage
of his position as superintendent of the
business to experiment with a view of
developing and applying
SOME CRUDE IDEAS
which he entertained in reference to the
construction of a stove which would con-
sumo the smoke made by the fuel that it
burned, making use of the means and
consuming the time of his employers while
doing so. After an absence of about five
months, William Armstrong, being urged
by his brothers, returned home and McGill
re entered the service of the other firm in
Baltimore.
M'GILL's PATENTS.
During William Armstrong; absence in
Ireland, McGill obtained patent for the
smoke consuming stove, which was some
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During William Armstrong absence in
Ireland, McGll obtained patent for the
smoke consuming stove, which was some
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JAY COOKIES BANKRUPTCY.
Propositions to Settle with hCreditors-Probn-
bly, 40 Cents on u Dollar.

p,,,,,,,,, p,,,. r,i,. M t.. c, 4, .
PHILADELPHIA July zo-Jay Cooke is Mt
Jersey coast Released from LIABILITY tor @ nov. rr"
- - - 80. ''v ioi puS
meht OF MS enormous uebts' no Is taking tho
sea breeze. while his little private office in
Third street is closed. andsdeorso d. Barney.
MS sson-ih-iaw' conducts banking business In
the quarters that once harbored the largest
speculative scheme that any American has ever
engaged in. Cookies creditors are looking. and
dividend from the trustee and tho credI.
tors committee. The splendid country palaces
~, ,sos hts raS ,ao% =, , II"
p.opei.y .uu' w"e nIs was puveu IN 'ie hanus oil
ing the failure OF 1873. Under the provisions
~ Tho hankrun, lave ,horo 20 so,,oraI ,,,,t,s
o, ,ho bankrupt law mere arc several methods
creditors chose tho plan that onbraccs n trus
200 and oon,n,I,oo =, oraSi,ors. tnr ,h to,,
that tho peremptory proceedings necessary to
be taken by an assignee would close out the
vast accumulation OF bonds ana other securi-
ties at figures that would return very little
cash 10 the holders OF claims. They chose
Nioaare I'm mnytnn pohart Shoomo( or nnd
isenc Norris of Phtiadeinbia Joaenh Rroyvn ~
VIII oshnrro ana ca rin.s u ~ U,i9onpstein ~ Sbo
Tmosin as pl their committee and BE I Court Of
trustee Of the estate. Mr.. Lewis is President Of
"
snnng as nsncier is hieh nnd bs integritv
20 ahnve 90 srsnicinn Tbn" comnif,ee ,v6nse
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WI when vas ,fyVuVoo, mas been Ieducea 70 s32OO.-
wy, IN. Inc 1hlleu Htales uOVernlnsht mas l Deen
hau in vnsn, ai,eL " ~ 10 SoIteS. n
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SP.IRhS IROM the TELEGRIPH.

fhe quebec Legislature was WoroSued yesterday by
Lieut. GOV LettAler untl Au-. ~
Abigail stevens color,d woman. lNi years AZ age.
died Ia thr village oi NyNt1Wu Ions Island, ou Thursday
l. Allen won the "sharps Match" NJ Crc"'moor
yesterday, making score oi 200 !. itudiu- N uu
the i0L ilsH d@ fnm Challenge Badge, mahlns tai
score of a.
The Supervising Inspector General NJ Steamboats, has
received telegram from Galveston auunuucu- mat me
cthraed yacht E,tvc had oApolcd hcr ht, ra4D that
harbur, and that the on-iucVl had been seuded.
Mrs Adrian lseln has presented trumpet % ladies'
alr IN Sew Rochelle ana the nrc comuau's lH-ucuut
aui Enterprise rival candidates on the ballots cast hN
the residents The proceeds " be given ~ ~ Mat
hcws Church and school house.
Base ball yesterday; In Brooklyn-Namolcss. u, W.
mona, o. conunenml 10 rutnami II IN lndalnt..i1-
Providence, & indianapolis o. In CINCINNATI -kJslut q,
! cincinnati, In Roches<5stsr. : lIochesers
In WAsh.ngton-New Bedtords\N; Nauouhls, a. IN nor
nellsNileIlornensS \, MAnchc Ars, u IN London, Oht
-recumsehs, II; WOrcesters, o.
Mr. W NJ Valentine OF Roslyn sent an order for goods
accompanied BY check Tor 300. through the mail To
New York the 10th inst. and nothing has since been
heard Of it. Twice recently Mr., killpatrck has lost
money II similar msney Ts R9.yn % NAL SSs siSs sGes
opsned RosmAkLeI james has bee askea ~ kaishAsA
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Harry Hill was last evening served with q
summons ani complaint IN suit brought against him
by the pedestrian Hughes for 81 $50 Tor alleged
Mr. Ilil says he is 500 out OF pocket by Hughes.
and regrets ihst he ever had ANY thing TO do With
him Hughes. he said had bccn IN prison IN Now Jcr.
tN, and cAue 10 linn and wanted something do lIe
offered 10 dg ii, late pcdc,turn cat Tor nothing why.
look here, Harry lll SAID. exhibiting sN closely written
pages of note paper at what the fellow had"
Among ne items chaised 10 Hughes were cash.
t.7a Brandy, Ale- ami Porter $50" keht Bottles
Harry llMls own Brand thampagne s2D,' Corn Doc
tor. SIS walking Shoes. S25,' Music $780," Co
manche jim. W. IN Cash ami Board"
one OF Mr. MI assistants says that at one time during
h.s long walls Hughes stopped and said "lf yc dunno
gle me some more 60 that -hamiagany Harry ll Kit OH
lhe lemned ulAck an leANo NU ~ tMc lmlch. HAIryn
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN IN ENGLAND.
Commodore Tooker's Plans for Giving the OLD
World IA Great Sensation.

Commodore Tooker sat on the roof OF the
building At the Of the Assembly Rooms at Seventh
avenue and Twenty street last evening and looked
through the open window upon the colored singers and
actors who 20 To England with Jarrctta Palmers
company sixty.nve colored men and were
given their by Mr. scvin, and they rehcArsed tho
various sgngs and act, which comprise th,r part IN the
play of Uncle Toms Cabin
This company will open IN Manchester. England Aug
10 sailing from New York By the White star line. Aug 3
Everything which can present n realistic scene
o. southern plantation lite W the English peo-
pie Will be taken 20 England. The Commodore
Will even send over some long gathered from
southern swamps, with which the trees Vi the scenery
will be- drHpci.
Another company Will he formed at once. and
heafsed 80 that they open in London IN September.
TINS company will play IN the Royal Aquarium Theatre.
London, IN the afternoon, and AZ the frinccsss
Theatre IN the evening Sull another company
wall then be- formed, ana sont over some ten
days later and this Will travel through Great Britain aud
Ireland. Jarrett Palmer will then have three ful
companies including each seventy colorcd people.
giving Uncle Toms Cabin" with genuine Ilantaton
scenes, to the English people Commodore Tooker said
uAt II would be the greatest sensation IN England this
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Gun Clnb met on its grounds at Eberon Mt O'Clock tins
morning to compete for trophy presented by Justice
Hopper ana also for the Long Branch Gun Cuh badge.
The weather clear with light clouds and the wind
southeast with slight variations The hAutcap for the
llomcr roYhy-hNr mrls, each SINGLE followed I'VE
duuhlc bind, tWrny Cutrlos was won ly Edgar Muir
phy uy straight score IN the nr-t i've birds Hud ON he
doubt, birds thc second bird ON the thd and the
first nrd ou the NTH round.
The second event was p glass balls - yards risc ior
the club prize a sold badge twice won hN Luke Bu-ht
aud once hy r u Murphy ~ tutIic.l The Irilc WAS
WON h> Il rrIhlsen ~ a straight se'rc oi - d. NJ
West sCoflng ~ - -
The third contrstwas for the puncr hadge; 10 birds II
ward, ri,r usv traps. uItu ouN % those WHO hud u,Ner
.hot at bird or ball from trap ltwas won by H. B.
Holmes.
mAtDh, open 10 R were shot nul aller sunset The
club Viii me- Ct again uVNt Saturday.
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Mrs. Hottenroth'. Freak.

Mrs. Katrina IIottenroth OF 217 Bowery.
went to Joucss wood Friday with OF her Children
but did stay long She wished walk bj the side
the river but her daughter eascG go 10 the Ccntra,
rark. There she wished 10 walk by the lake hut 10
please the ohd went to the museum, where they bo-
came separated
Officer Cunningham, while walking on the west side of
the lake last evening woman running quickly to-
ward the vine covered uellis lie followed her She
did not DENY that size Mrs IIottouroth and told hs
oncer that sle desired 10 drown hersclt sergt Beatty
AnLl lLnr u
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fow old families have traditional right to
control tho politics OF Massachusetts Now Just
that sentiment fight against. These men and
have nothing In common, and rightly; In fact
III by any accident should find myself on tho
same side of any political question with them,
should look very carefully about me to see II
had not made mistake and gone wrong.
At this point visitor called and Gen. Butler
was obliged to break OF what hc was saying
regarding tho men from whom he expects OPP
position and why they oppOae him.
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rari,amen, no, TO be Dissolved.
The rmrcrer MnlInm Improylng.

LONDON. July 20-Tho London corr spon1ont
OF fNe kiiUiurgh lf.iu sti- tNaf t f'i ll trhlnet
has lnal! decided not 10 dissolve Parliament this year
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The Pope 10 GO 10 Per,win.

ROME, July 20.-Instructlons have been given
for the preparation o lodgings for his Holiness the rope
at Peruria The French representative at Rome has
been assured by Cardinal Franc. the Ponunoal Seere
vii not disturb the Papal'rela with France.
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Raru. Tro,ting IA Mile In e,lo.

TOLEDO, July 2O-Rarus trotted third trial
heat against time today going to the quarter pole In "a
seconds to the half mile in us the three quarter in
Al n and the mile in i6 being the fastest totcd
on halfmie track. lie went without running mate
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5i3 ASD Si5 MANnArrAs Ay,, GRTTNrolNT l. l.,
July H. lslS
GrSTLrNTN. The sale Of "1hermAlme II unpieecdrnt
ed since its introduction. have sold large quantities
with good results
Respectfully yours. =, ,....... r-...,..
Messrs DUsDAs, DICK Co, New York.-AiV
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The Signal once Predictions.

BERLtN, July 2O-Inc Emperor Williams
cuuaiuou coniluuc, las urahie II, rode out today.
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NLW JERSEY.

Warmer clear weather. followed by ncroas-
M rmlut,' a1i OCCASIONAL rams, Winds mostly sJuth-
t4ly. faiI, barometer
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Bathing at Manhattan Beach continues I'LL 10 o'clock
each evening The nnest electric Light IN ths woTd IN
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Our genuine American Soft Capsules Trade marks
-Adp.
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Pearson g. Tailmnn.
Six ,lris 10 me snre SD 9th av. and 2ith 81 -Air
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Matly'slNOrlOlk rlOhled oy.ler. .pen'a and cheap,
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Msphatan Reach /. illuminated s.sa evening by cleo
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GEN. BEN. BUTLER READY,


,.r TINT he I. ~ communicable United
s.,,c. Not the Country for Communist
Isra.-An Advocate of the Labor Move
nrut for Thiriy Nenr"-u"yes. In"str"-
=, ~. Peculiar tivi service Reform.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-09-14
THE HARVEST rs PASI-yIiE
SUMNER Is GONE"

The harvest is past-tha summer is gone,
Bright Season, too happy to last
And off in the distance we hear low sigh,
"Tis Autumns sad voice bidding Summer
good bye,
As she hurres away to the Past
The Harvest is past-the reapers are done
The Grain has been garnercd ; 'ay;
Oh gay sunny Summer, her seasons how
brief
She droops as the flower, and fades as the
leaf,
And dies like beautiful day.
True cmblcm, indeed, ofthe Summer oflife
Which seems like a glor'tied day,
Iii the rude pelting storm, and the Au-
tuInu.b!gst,
Tell us the happy, glad Summer is past
ForoyC" and ever nv Ay!
Lifes Summer must end and the hoar.
frost must fall,
BeSpriEkling each temple with grey
Tho daylight must fade, and the even draw
near
And Wen list for the voice that each NOR
tai must hear,
The voice that will call us away
The go d shall be cal'd to the Better Land,
Where the streets " til gold are pay'l--
Bat oil may we never hear Inc moan
Ct the |TrctChett who cry Wh2u The Sum.
n,r is lone,
- is ended and we are not say d
when tie Winter of Death throws shad-
OW around,
And we lie down to sleep at even;
May we open onr eyes on the spirit-shoIe,
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Which vii! She mafry 4?

ooiii Az NlH tON GU 4Otl CttSNit, IIlt
pretticst and most bewitching girl in
Boroyille, a place noted far and wide
for the beauty and intelligence Of its
ladies. Florry's father was the
Wealthiest merchant in town, and
John was his clerk.
Now do not imagine l am going to
repeat the oft-told story Of the Prin-
cess, for if you do you will be disap-
pointed, John was Florry5 equal in
everything save one respect. While
size Was the most careless, Iomping,
fun-loving young lady in the worId--
she had attained to the mature age OF
l7-John Was the most dihdent tel-
low conceivable, blushirg at eve n
thing, always apNeacln9, he fanci41,
rs bashful people are apt to, at the
greatest disadvantage whenever he
attempted to put his foot Toward, and
doubly awkward, he thought, wheu-
ever he eaas aged 10 utter mere than
the comnonest Of commonplace ex-
prosaions to FIo'ry, Surely he was
not handsome, in he general accepta-
ton Of the term. Tan, angular, al
most aw kwari at tines, there was
very little gracefuiness about him, it
Is true, and his great seusit,veness led
him to think these little disadvan-
tages infinitely more conspicuous than
they really were.
Bat Florry, overlooking all this,
and scoing only Zig, blue eyes and
w0vy brown hair-notiog his oou-
strained, diiident manner when in her
presence, aud his many odd little at
t9ntious to herself and her wishes,
and discerning his great love for her
through all, at last began to pity him
heartily fer his want OF confidence il
l,,, I TO- ylIDf
T.,s1l,,;'"-, ~ 49,. 49,;
"AoF Ne heafo A'r express "'SH
70 Io11 I '?o'N' LIE -''so no" "oYoI:
It was no5 for sale IN Boroville, and
Ito wro.e 10 the publishers, directing
1nGm -,.- 70 S0no IL 10 f'0Fry : "'oFS1S'
y" "en A9 '''.'7 - "'""'' o"' U'S' 81
saO near d VINO" va ''"b over 'n0
l3a'eS' VIII 'h' 1ii5'' S""i'o4' ''''
tNs IN 4 moI'2" 8JG| :, "Po" n'F queen
y little neat "no '0oAS>' lo'e''er
than ever j1S' 'nen' anu ne 'fl'o nara Ia
10 Keep o"ok 'he Nus" 'n"' n"Htiel
his lace as h9 s"" her !or 'ne hrS'
time IN the enjoyment OF MS anony-
nous gait
"0h, john" she cried, with a pleas
ant look in her face taat did bis heart
good, you huow how l have lonsel
to read 'Charloy's Bride and now
some good fairy has made me twice as
| glad by sending ito me, In sure II