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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON, Tho Oldest Established and only Re-
- liable Ladies, Physician In the City, can Be
consulted every Tuesday. wednesday and Satur.
Gay, at No 300 9Th st. NV, from to 3 O'Clock
All Female Complaints quickly cured. Once an0
Residence, Monroe St., Baltimore. novlz-1y
CONSULT DR.. LEON, tho oldest established
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees . perma-
nent ana speedy cure In the shortest time possible
OF oil Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
and nl.treAted cases . specially. A thorough cure
OF no charge. Separate consulting rooms sos 6tt
1t. NV. nov1-ly
SPEC1AL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can be
~ consulted every Wednesday and Saturday st his
Once, 021 D st.. between 9th and 10th, from 10 9
Pm, on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
aess, Nervous Debility, Impotency, Premature Do
ny, Nervous Trembling. Palpitan01 OF the Heart
&C.. all resulting from abuses In youth exceSses iD
manhood, and early indiscretions, 90norrhAA,
structures and syphilis guicky cured. Dr.. Z. Is Z
special practice, endorsed by the leading physciant
and Saturday. Persons in need Of medical treat.
ment for any OF the above diseases, viii md It 70
their Interest TO call upon him. who VII insure
honorable and scientific treatment and cure guar
anteed In every case he undeftAkes. VIII refer his
patrons TO any OF the leading physic1ans or BAtt-
more, and show letters OF tesnmontalg from thu
same. CAL or address - above. Or to ID South ID.
tAW street, Baltimore. mAE30-1y
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RRY GOODS AND CARPETINGs.

We are having our grand semf-snnu sslas M
An Dkf GOODS AND CARPETINGs.
All OF our immense stock OF fine, choice and do
for cash. ~ WIN - es'
Thousands OF dollars worth OF Remnants, ODDS,
ENDS, &C., viii be sold at less than cost.
W. W. BURDETTE D 90.
No. 708 ST. H,W.} ,an2e-s4
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
- BLACK SILKS from the looms of the best
and Longest established manufacturers OF Lyons
and Zurich, including Bonnet. Guinet, Billen aud
PonSon's celebrated makes, offered by
BRODHEAD CO.. $50 Peun'a ave., between
9Th and 10Th StS. al from Is TO 20 per cent. below
ruling market prices. Courtauld's Black Grapes
at a sacrifice: Atwood Black French Cashmerrs
double width,) So. up: Koechlin Freres French
Gamblics and organdies: Madras Ginghams and
Linen Lawns in new and beautiful designs and col
orings, very cheap; Camel's hair all-wool Black
Deaine and a-woOl Black Delaine with neat white
spot, AT manufacturers prices; the old reliable
L1nsdaIe A Bleached Cotton, 10c. yard; Elegant
Three-Button Kid Gloves I'm all cOlors, only 81 25
regular made Hose of superior quality, 25c aud
up: Clark's hest 200-yard Spool Cotton Sc. spool
20 spools for 25c and complete stock OF carefully
selected first class goods at correspondngly low
prices may he had at BRODHEAD & Co.'S
malS-tr 939 Penn. ace, bet. 9th and IOtn
~ SHEETING. Is CENTS YARD.
Plaid NaipsooE, ii cents yard
Victoria Lawn. II cents yard.
Inserting, Is cents dozen yards.
Black Alpaca. Is cents
CaShmeres. 20 cents,
Plaid Dress Goods. 10 and 10 cents
m6-1m JOS. b. BAILEY, cor, 7fb f. Fs,r
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FOB RENT AND SALE.

EUR RENT.
By 4 o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta. nv.
20 Pa ave. n. W., 16 rooms, mod. imps....$l00 90
l l2a West ST., Geo'tn, Is rooms, mod. imps IS 50
S26 18th st. NV. IL rooms, mod imps. s. 90
n14 NJ st. NV, rooms, mod. impS ......., 80 90
q oddard St., Geo'tn 12 rooms, mod .imps. so 90
10Th and ID st.n.e.. roomy h., i 50. ground. so 90
226 Del. ave., IA rooms mod, impS. ........ 30 o.
BIZ 4 st. n. W., rooms, mod. impS ........ 20 90
Sol ~ ST. s.w., rooms store and fixtures. 80 90
Su3 luth ST. NV, store and warehouse. IS 90
zig st. NV, rooms, mod. impS ....... IS 90
BID 1th st. q. W., rooms, mod. imps. ..... IS 90
Sll Ith st. n. W.. rooms, mod. impS ...... S5 90
GUY b Sf. Sc, 10 rooms, mod. impS. ....... IS 90
80 7th ST. u. e.. rooms and bath, (new)... Is 90
81 Ith st. ne. rooms and bath. (new) - 10 90
I4lS lAZS, 1425 n. Y. ave-. stores esch.... IS 90
bnnQlng LOtS Tor sale all over the city. m9-tr
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I'VE GOT A LAME BACK.

BensOn's Capcine Porous Plaster, and you
will find that In marvelously short time you Will
be relieved, and that cure will quickly follow.
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DRY GOODS.

RLACK GOODsi BLACK GOODS
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
Camel'S Hair Grenadlue: SIX Warp Tamise.
All Wool Warp TsmiSe.
All Wool DE Laines.
Henrietta Cloths: French and English Bambz-
ZINES. Another small lot Of those desirable 36 inch
ali wool Black CzshmereS NJ Soc. the best we have
ties; Black Grenadines In ala qualities and sly les,
and fun line OF all the new materials In COors foI
the Spring.
w. VI. BROWN
maS-tr 3f4 S0 street sorfks~esf.
NEW STOCK
BLACK CASHNERE>
DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTERS.
One case all wool French Cashmeres, yard wide,
80 cents, sold NJ IS.
Black Csshmeres, in finer numbers fun double
width. S. 90, 65, IS, S. Sc, 81; % per cent
under the regular prices.
Black Apacas and Mohairs. Is, Is, 20. 25 81
81. etc.
New Spring Dress Goods, 10 49, Is, Is 20 Is
Buntings in all the new Colurs. IS cents.
CaSsimeres for Boys wear, from -, 30. 81, 90.
As. 80 cents.
New stock of Lawns.
Table Linen, %. IS. 81. Is sos.
New spring Carpets and oil Cloths.
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S2O,OOO WORTH OF DRY GOODS
% to lie sold In the next
TWENTY DAYS,
WITHOUT RESERVE
Best PRINTS, cents,
Splendid MUSLINS from s cents up
Best SHEETINGS, wide, only % : cents
500 yards Bleach TABLE LINEN only 5oc .oa
tS1lR cents,
5000 yards DRESS GOODS only IS cents,
Splendid line OF BLACK CASHMERES at a sac
rifce,
case best BEDTICK only 20 cents.
Large stock Of TOWELS and NAPKINS at a tire.
mendouS reduction,
Large lot OF HAMBURG EDGES aud many other
goods too numerous TO mention.
Call early and buy your
DRY GOODS
AT HALF PRICE
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SEABURY & JOHNSON, II Plat St.,
mar1t-m,w,S PrODrietOFS,
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I use Bsnson's Capcine
Plasters In my practice
constantly, and prefer
them to all other PIaSterS.
DR.. j. c. Thompson.
Washington, DC.
DR.. Thompson was a
Judge in the Medical De-
pot at the Centennial, and
is one of the best known
physicians In the coun-
try.
Thousands of physi-
clans and druggists con-
cur with him in this Opin-
ion that Benson SCapcine
Plaster relieves pain at
once and cures quickly.
NSON, Fl Plat st.,
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INVESTMENTS.
FOR SALE,
bonds. ~ e
District Of Columbia ID years Der cent. curren.
cy bonds.
Washington 80 year 8 per cent. gold bonds.
United States Bonds OF all issues, and other &C.
cur1ties.
LEWIS JOHNSON & CO..
jelly Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE
n Six MARES heavy in foal. Apply at ~
STABLES of Washington and Georgetown r. ~
n. Go. mar11-3tr ~
FOk SAIL One WAGON; been in use four
4 months: suitable for retail business
Of any kind, One HORSE, good style and IN
genie. Win be sold separate II desired; "a
eof 5tn ST. NV. mar11-3t~
EOR SALE-Four seat family CARRIAGE,
Apply NO. 1I2o "a. ave. maT9-3t"
&EVERAL FINE PIANOS, including one
~ sTlEFF, - warranted equal tol@
new, At great bargains for cash. at G. L. 1870
MILD 4 BRO. 3 Emporium Of Music, ~
US n ST. NV. mN9-6l*
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RELIEFES
Pain
at Once.
CURES
arhere 9th r
PinSfePS
tciW not ereN Re.
Iiere.
To avoid frauds. see
that the word CAPClNE
is cut through each Plas-
tel.
Sold by 81 Druggists.
Price, 25 cents.
SEABURY & JOB
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Awarded highest prize at Centennial Expos ition
for fine che,oing qualities and excellence and
lasting character Of ss0eetenino and fduOrin1,
The best tobacco ever made. AS our blue strip
trade mark Is closely initiated on inferior goods,
see that Jackson 8 Best is on every plug. Sold by
all dealers. Send for sample. free, to c. A. JACK
SON Co., NJ frs, Petersburg. Va. j14-m, thu tx 1y
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Mrs. M. COysS
AVA INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
FOR
sCROFULA. ERYsIPELAs AND ALL DIS
EASES OF THE BLOOD
Mecommended by eminent physicians Of Balti-
Sold by al Druggists,
STOIT CROMWE ELL, Agents. Washington.
w. CROfLE1, Agent, Georgetown.
PrOpr1etary-NOrthWeSt corner RAvatfe and I'm.
Nv etroeA. 0atmore. No. ap7-oo1y
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nLD CLOTHING. &C.-L. RICE, dealer In
&C., 623 9Th street southwes, offers great bargains
He pays the highest prices Va CASH the several
to. noy6-tr
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT-A furnished HOUSE for three or
IL more months. Apply to 621 18Th st. NV.
q
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issue on the LIST and 18th Of each month s.Bul.
etn'' Of all property for sale and rent on NV books
which can be bad on application ut my once, or
will be sent by mail II desired.
Loans.
$1,000. at per GEN.. mar9 tr
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EOR RENT-Very pleasant front ROOMS, fur
II nished, on second and third floors, with modern
improvements; convenient to all the departments:
NV. fah11 5w.
NOR RENT-Three Desirable DWELLING
- HOUSES, Nos. 1927 Pa. ave-; 1913 Mo. ave-
and cor MO. ave. and Sd St. at low rents. Inquire
al oSl MO. ave. fb-6H'
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
Meeting of the Hartford County Medical
Society.

A special meeting of the II. c. VI. So
ciety was called for Saturday, June 29th,
instant, to take such acion as was deemed
advisable to express the sense of the So
ciety at the loss it had sustained in the
death of one of its honored members DR..
John Evans.
Accordingly, at u o. clock, the members
assembled in the Masom's lodge room, Dr.
Washington Hopkins in the chair in alb
sence of Dr. Whitcford. Dir. Forward was
elected Secretary pro tenn.
Drs. Rowland, BTomwell, Mccullough,
Hanna, Jamar William Evans, from Cecil
county, were invited to seats as privileged
members.
On motion, committee was appointed
to draft resolutions expressive of the sense
of the meeting. The committee RETIRED
and, after some moments hesitation re-
ported appropriate resolutions.
Upon presentation and adoption Of these
resolutions there were brief addresses made
by number of the members eulogistic of
the high moral and Christian character of
the deceased as a citizen and OF his profess
sional attainments as a physician and sur
geon; in the latter department he deserv-
edly ranked among the first in the State.
After few well chosen remarks by the
President, the Society adjourned.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06

DRAMATIC SoCIABLEs. Last Tuesday
evening, about sixty invited guests wit
messed the third Of the pleasing entertain
ments given by the young ladies and gen
tlemen of the Amateur Dramatic AssUcia-
tiOn.
These entertainments, while ailording
much pleasure and amusement to the mem
bers while preparing for them, also contri-
butte successfully to The entertainment of
those who favor them with their presence,
Judging from the appreciation and encour-
agement given them in their several efforts
Their last programme comprised FIVE
plays, ali Of which were successfully rem
dered, and during the intervals the audi
ence was favored with choice music. The
amateurs have developed very cons derable
taste in costuming and stage effects, and
in their last effort these added materially
to the success of the affair. Having re-
Gently made some valuable acquisitions of
membership, their next entertainment may
be looked forward to with lively interest.
After the final drop of the curtain, refresh
nentE having been served as usual dane
ing and promenading filled the remainder
of the evening, the festivities being kept
up till o'clock.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THIS COLUMN Is OPEN TO ALL.
Fur The Cecil Wlig.
WHAT CAN BE DONE.

All over the country men are idle, and
have been, more or less, for two Or three
years. In our own county, there are many
working men who a.e dependent entirely
upon just what work they can catch up
here and there. Industries, that formerly
gave employment to numbers, are either
running with greatly reduced force or
stopped altogether. Heretofore the hope
has been that there would be change for
the better; but it has not come, and us
far as ordinary minds can reason, there is
no probability that it will come very soon.
The great improvement i'll farming ma
chlnery has decreased the opportunity for
the labOrer IN that direction. The men
who do have work at their trades in the
open part of the year barely make enough
to tide them over the Wiuter-often not
that
And the rage to keep up with the eXtrav-
agance of the times, which was engendcred
during the initiation prices, and which it
seems impossible to curb, is crushing the
life out Of hundreds. In every direction
there appears to be a tendency to centrali-
zation. Capital is becoming more oppres-
sive and int0lerant.
All the trades and professions are full
and to spare. In the commercial branches
people are . cutting each others throats
in their attempts to secure part of the
public custom, from the venders of < mint
drops " to the propretors of the large le-
tail houses. When times were good, or
when it was expected they would soon be
so, many persons involved themselves i'll
the building societies, for the purpose of
securing a home; and for years, perhaps
the struggle to keep the dues paid up has
gone on. But now the outlook is forbid
ding, and it is only question of time with
a number when they shall lose their pro
perty, with all that they have paid on it.
For forced sale means just about enough
to pay the societys claims and the loutra-
geous) legal expenses.
While all labor has fallen one half, taxes
are fully as high,-for though by the
trick of a new assessment, there is al
attempt to make it appear that there is a
reduction of taxation,-the average tax
payer has found an increase in the amount
TO be paid. Neither is there any reduction
in the salary of officers. And there is 10
prospect for anything better; for whatever
party may be in power it has such an army
of hangers on, who must be provided for
in some way, that there will be no decrease
in the number of officers or in their pay.
But what is the workingmau's best
course in this state Of facts? Well, i'll
many other communities they are rapidly
solving the problem. The honest, sober
and industrious portions are forming them
selves into colonies and emigrating to the
South and West.
Next week | will give little idea of
what can be done in this line. In the
meantime, would be pleased to hear from
any who may desire to correspond on the
subject. Address, " Co!ony," p. o. box
9S, Elkton, Md. y.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06

be permanently successful than those who
made their advent in business during the
period of initiation, of high prices, and of
fabulous nominal profits. The great rea-
son Of this is, that young men who begin
now, from necessity form their business
management and personal habits on prin
ciples of rigid economy. These in the
long run, tell so powerfully as to make, in
many cases, the difference between failure
and success. Men who began when every
thing was at the top find it very embarrass-
ing to come down and adapt themselves
and their business to the times that try
mems purses, as war is said to try their
souls; Whereas those who commence when
economy is the order of the day experience
no difficulty whatever in starting upon au
economical basis, and once started it will
be easy to adhere to it.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06

ez5''lee IS Perrin's Celebrated Worces-
tershire Sauce, for sale by
McCnEKy J. BOULpEN.
~ Ladies', Misses and Children's Slip
pers. low prices, at
McCRERY & BoULDEN's.
LY"Gents' Calf Low Shoes, warranted,
for sale by McCRERY Il BouLDEE.
rY Ledies' Dress Goods, closing out very
cheap, at McCRERY d BOULDER
Is White Goods, Lawns, Piques, Tar
letans, at McCRERY " BoULDEN's
s3 Iamburgs Edgings, Torchon Laces,
Embroideres, Lace Ties, very low, at
MaCREBY Il BoULDENs.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06

THE EsTEY ORGAN.-1n our advertising
columns will be found a notice of the fam
GUS Estey Organs. Messrs. Estey X Co.
assert, without any fear Of contradiction,
that they have invented and adopted more
valuable improvements in Reed lnstru-
ments than any other manufacturer in the
world, and from what we know of their
instruments (which are largely used in this
section), we certainly should not presume
to controveIt the assertion. On the other
hand, we shall fully indorse all they claim.
Their improvements are wonderful, and
the results are truly marvellous. Next to
making good instrument comes the plac-
ing of them in the hands of good and re
liable agents for sale. Such agents are
found in Messrs. Sanders Il Stayman, who
are gentlemen in every sense of the word
They sell, exchange, or rent on very rea-
sonable terms, and always perform what
they promise and do just as they agree
Send for catalogues.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06

LIVER Is kING.-The Liver is the i'm
peral organ of the whole human system,
as it controls the life, health and happi.
ness of man. When it is disturbed in its
proper action, all kinds of ailments are the
the natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements of the heart and blood, the
action of the brain and nervous system, are
all Immediately connected with the work
ings Of the Liver. 1t has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower is un-
equaled in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint and all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove that it
is Just what you want
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
LOGIC.

lie who would thrive must rise at five.
SO says the proverb, more rhyme than
reason in it, for if
He who would thrive mnst rise at five,
it must follow mutually,
lie who'd thrive more must rise at four;
and it will insure consequence that,
He who'd still more thriving be,
Must leave his bed at turn of three;
And who this latter would outdo,
Will rouse him at the stroke of two.
And, by way of climax to it all, it should
be held good that
He who'd never be Outdone
Must ever rise as soon as one.
But the best illustration would be:
He who d flourish best of all,
Should never go to bed at all.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
Frosted Feet.

The Roman I.iuimenI has proved effect
nnl in all cases whrrr il has been properly
used. NJ in.larcn Is known where it
has tai.el in @ivinE iMmeAiate rglief.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
Burns aud scaIds.

This i-inimr:1, i,a* proved itself to lie
enc "I .ho best remedies ever u<,t, for
B"sD- lnd .-aI.i-. - .i,lirkHv-s i. ale
viH';3n; la;n whoa #.siiei, gives it great
superiority ever ii! ,.h>r preparations.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
North East Items.
A FAIR, FESTIVAL AND SUPPER,

A FAIR, FESTIVAL AND SUPPER,
under the charge of the Rev. w. L. S.
Murray, will be held on the evenings of
the Goth and 9th of this month, for the
benefit of the new NJ. L. Chapel, situate
on the Port Deposit road two miles from
this place. The w. G. Band, Of North
East, will be in attendance.
TO EXCHANGE PULPITs.
On Sabbath next the Revs. Mr.. Murray,
of North East, and Mr.. Matlack, of Bethel,
near Pivot Bridge, will exchange pulpits.
Mr. Matlack will preach at North East
morning and evening, aud in the afternoon
at Boulden' S Chapel, at the usual hour.
THE W. f. NJ. SOCIETY.
A meeting in the interest Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society was held on
Sunday evening last. According to an
nouncement, the young ladies appointed
to read were present and prepared for their
part of the exercises. The congregation
was large; church crowded; people came
from several Of the adjacent appointments.
After " Coronation " was surg, and prayer
offered 10y the pastor. Miss BDah West
read selection, .'ZalGdah's ReCoilcctionS,
which delighted aud instructed the congge-
CATION. Then s'Toilirg On = was sung by
the choir, the whole assemblage joining.
Then Miss Anna Simcoe read a paper on
d" Woman's Offerings" with fine effect;
after which the pastor made an appropriate
address.
DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT.
On Monday evening last, two young men
Joseph Arnott and John Friday-in-
dnlscd in so many "sinilcs" that they
became very boisterous and abusive on
the street, greatly to the annoyance Of the
citizens. After several invitations by the
former, Mr.. Calvin Hahn stepped out OF
his yard and gave the young man what he
deserved. We ask the question-N hich
OF the two is the worst, the young man
who gets drunk and makes n bl&ckguard
of himself cn the street to the annoyance
and discomfort OF the peaceable citizens Of
the town, or the man who sells him the
liquor?
MORE TALL OATS.
We are not able to cope with your Port
Deposit itemizer in the way of tall oats,
but we had the pleasure of measuring Il
stalk six feet three-quarter inches, taken
from a large field of the Mccullough Iron
Company
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06

On Tuesday last the New York ex
press, which passes Elkton at l P. NJ, had
narrow escape from what might have
been serious accident. About midway
between Newport and Stanton, several rods
of the track was found to be moved latter
ally, in some mysterious way, several in
ches from it's proper position. When the
train reached the disorganized part of the
road, the brakes were applied, and it was
stopped, when it was found that the engine
and several of the cars were resting upon
the ties and the rails were lying upon their
sides. The accident is supposed to have
been caused by the heat of the sun expand
ing the rails and causing them to defect
from their proper position, thus making an
abrupt curve in the road.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06

HARD TINES THu BEST FOR Young
MEN xUsT STARTING. Young men com
ing upon the stage of active life during the
present hard times are much more likely to
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
Neuralgia.

This excruciatingly painful disease is
Instantly relieved and rapidly cured by
the continued application of this Lini-
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06

s8 Mothers will grow weary and sigh
over the baby's troubles when DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup would relieve the child and
thereby give the mother rest.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06

.S The American psopie are the fastest
eaters in the world and consequently are
the greatest suffers from Dyspepsia and
other digestive disorders. Keer's Veg
etable Life Drops are'the safest and surest
remedy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion ever
discovered.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
4 4 Stitch Still il the Back

j. ra;.acd hy sudden wrenclling of the
spine, and produce; violent and acute
lain-, making ii very difficult for the
-.sou to move, 1t Should not be neg
iyntc,i, .- tie curvature OF the spine is
oilc, brought IL by neglect Of this ccm-
mon con. plant.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
liberated Sores.

Tie healing and purifying qualities Of
I\EIIfR's LININENr render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure of
ulcglatrd sores.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-07-06
N0tiCe to Creditors.

This is L. give notice, that the subscriber. of Cecil
county. hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county, Letters Of Administration. on the personal
estate of
BENJAMIN +. WALMSLEY
late of said county deceased All persons having cnfs
against the said deceased hereby warned tn exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
before the llth day of May. 1879:
they may ohcrw St. hy law be excluded from all benefit
o said estate. All persons indebted said are,
requested 10 make immediate payment the subscriber
Given under my hand, this 18th day of May. lN7S
GEORGE 4. BLAKE,
Administrator Of Benz. F. Walmslry, decd.
Test-kEuEEN D. JANAR, Register.
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