davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-08-03

The Lotus had the ADVANTAGE of the other
boats as they were all yacht~rigged, while she is
siarpcy and rigged with two mutton-leg sails
and lib. .....
The following prominent persons from Chicago
watched tile movements Of the yachts from the
deck OF CommodoTe Fairbanks te stsa'-yaSn1 1;aSah
Clamp and wife, and G. n. Holmes and wife
Another race between tho. Zouave and Fear-
less is to be sailed this evening Tor small pFl-
vate purse.
LOCAL NOTES.
The yachtGreyhouud is expected back by the
18th Of the present month. The cruise has been
so far very pleasant, and the best places on
Lake Superior have been visited.
Capt. John Farrow will have the yacht Annie
Louise Cary here in time to attend the cruise
md clam-bake Of the Yacht Club. The friends
OF the owner will rejoice at this information.
The Chicago Yacht Club have ,H! arranged for =.
cruise and clam-bakc at South Chicago Aug. tt
and ~ ID II. Tie: arrangements will be fully COM
pleted in a few days, and general GOOD time is
expected. Tickets can be procured q sanders
tbe florist, Is Washington street, OF Of the Com
mitteo of Arrangements.
, 1879-08-03
YACHTING.


Srectcl Dispatch to TIE -1r4ounG- :
LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Aug. S.-The second
yacht regatta Of the season was. sailed to-day
under favorable auspices. There was fresh
and increasing. breeze In the morning from the
southwest that gave promise OF an exciting and
pleasurable- day for the boats, cregsr and spec
tators.
Eight boats entered IS follows:
Fearless, Capt C. Walters.
Zou.yc. Capt. 8. Crane.
Fleetwng. CHpt. l.. Knox.
Lotus, Capt. A.. C. DsGat, Jr.
Lucy, Capt. C. Bosworth.
Daunt1ess, Capt. c. Moore.
lIagnolih, Capt. ]. 3. Simmons.
Mischief, Capt G. Van Slyck-
The race was sailed under the management OF
Co1nodorc- n. X. Fairbank, Col. Bailey, and
Gen. 4. &. Ducat. At II O'Clock the boats were
out in the bay ready for start, awaiting the
signal from the steam yacht Gcrtie. The boats
pot n rood stnd-off, in the following order:
, 1879-08-03

s.R.roa4. n. T., Aug. 2.-The weather and.
the track are good, aut there is only fair at
tendance. The one-mile dash Was won By,
Bramblc; Oriole second. and Gabriel third.
Time, 1:44A.
I,ucy George won the flve-furlong race; Luke
Blackburn {laroritc) came In second, and Giro
1lc third. Time, 1:04N :.
Mintzer won the t,Eo-m'les. race
hv i'm rods; Patrol second, and Dell third.
Time, 4:13
G. being second, and Dick sasscer third. Time,
o:12h,
, 1879-08-03
SPORTING.
BASEBALL.


m. f,vorites in the race are all in the places
.,av we're last Sunday, the past week having
Lode no change. There is an exciting contest
for m third place between Boston and Buffalo,
rho a1e now neck sud neck, both clubs being
.n,v two games behind Providence. This week
rh;ca,ro meets Buffalo. for the first time, and II
tta bone nine is successful in all three games
they will have still stronger hold on the pen
mi. The following is the record to date:
, 1879-08-03

The course was around buoys of Elgiu Park
and in Buttons Bay, ten miles in all. The Lotus
lowing close in her wake, with the Mischief
pressing hard OH ter. The IouaTe was fourth
in order, but OH her third tack sprung leak,
and her Captain WAS obliged to put into South
Park and give up the chase The interest poW
ceutered on the Lotus, Fearless, and Mischief,
they being long distance in the lead OF the
rest OF the fleet, with about equal chances OF
winning the race. When the boats entered the
narrowa, the Lotus showed her good sailing QUAIL
tiles, and took the lead by long distance,
rounded the buoy off Elein Park at 12 O'Clock
and two minutes. Up to this time the Mischief
and Fearless had been running almost SIDE anu
side, with the slight advantage IN favor OF the
Fearless, but as they ncarcd the buoy to round
the Fearless by some slight error on the part ol
her crew gave the Mischief an advantage which
vas made to count, and the Mischief passed
the upper stake at II o'clock and ten minutes,
just eight pinutes behind the Lotus, WIN M Tue
Fearless thirty seconds behind her. The run
exciting between the Fearless and Mischief.
tho Lotus, with her eight minutes.
start, being almost entirely GU: ot ;,l
their reach, as she was running IN
her tayoritc breeze The Fearless crowded the
Mischief down through the narrows and until
within about thirty rods OF the buoy in Buttons
Bay, when from some unknown cause the Mis-
chief lost her balance, and gave the crew
plunge-ba,h in the sparkling waters OF the lake
One Of the crew, a Chicago man, taking saAu,
bae: for Iifc-preseryer, seized it for safety. ana
did not discover his mistake until ne fcacneu
bottom in ten feet Of water. The steam-yacht
Cisco nicksd M the crew and put into South
Park, where they were cared for. This lett tue
Lotus in advance and the Fearless second, the
balance Of the boats being way in the rear Ihe
Lotus turned the home buoy at y flours q
minutes and the Fearless u hours 53 minutes 40
seconds, tie Lotus winning the race By Il min
utes aud II seconds.
1he TING of tie other boats WAS as follows:
, 1879-08-03

Trr~o-21se Its-ans0n, Eden, and Warner.
1raIee- base nits-NIll,amson aud Quest
f..d :aa. Bases on clean hits-Chicago, 16; ClcTe-
c;H1 Pase On crrots-C Ch;cago, 2; Cleveland, 2.
8GatncS out-Ch:c.zo. 4; Cleveland. j. .
nsI nass On called bals-Chicago, j; Cleveland, ].
raseed oall-Fknt. !.
Mild pitch -Nltche1I, 1,
14me Of .1mc-Two hours.
tnptfe-prail OF P1ttsburg.
, 1879-08-03

A lady asks: sWhst shall use to keep my
teelh healthy white, and beautiful? Browns lam.
nhorated 5apouaceous Denttfrice Is the eest OF al
preparations. ceuts. Remember tue hame-
, 1879-08-03

style The field play was far from brilliant on
both sides, though it was against very heaVy
hitting, most Of the catches in the outhelo
being magnificent plays McVey loomed 10
grandly at the bat, but i'll the field made sev-
eral egrerious bIunders. ". White has been
incf6cicnt all the week, though the first two
games werc lost through no fault OF his.
InninQS- =
Butfalo. IL 2 @ 0-9
Rms earned-Cncinnati, 5; Buffalo. 8.
Base -hits-Cincinnah. 10; Buffalo, IL.
Erro1s-CiDcinnati> 8; Buffalo. s.
First base on errors-Clncinnatl. I; Hnnalo, o.
Struck out-W. White, Barnes, Richardson
Uor1ung. Calvin, Force.
Wild ptchcs--W. White. J.
Two base hits-McVey. ?; Fulner. l.
Three base hits-Dickcrson, 2; Fnlmcr, !.
, 1879-08-03

BUFFALO VS.. CINCINNATI. -
Seeinl Dtsputeh to The Tribune. -:
e1sc1:SAT1, O., Aug. 2.-Buffalo to-day as
1ou.sned and chsgrined Cincinnati by carrying
I'LL Inc thirl game Of the series Of the greedy
, 1879-08-03

The greatest appetizer. stomach. blood, and
liver re.ulator on earth-Eop Bitters.
, 1879-08-03
BOSTON VS.. TROY.
Srrrfal Dispdtch to The 1THrlnk

BOSTON VS.. TROY.
Spectal Dispatch to The Trfhuns
TRoT, n. T., Aug. o.-The Bostons played nno
fielding and heavy batting game to-day, oefeat-
ing Troy 9to0 Doeschcr's sickness compelled
the substitution OF Kelly at third, and he
proved a failure. The TroYs could not oat
Bond, and felded mjsesab|y. The 1esture OF the
game was aleft-hsnded catch By Ukourke from
Bradley's bat Mansell has been released oy
the Troys at his own request, and Aonyhan ms
BEEN engaged
Innings. Il 4 9 = n
Troy .... 20 o 0 q w
First base by cr.ors-Troy, ]; Boston, l.
Earned runs-Boston. :.
Base hi.s-Tzoy. 6: Boston, IT,,
Tro- -basc hits-O Ronrke, Morrill,
H,11. ca1led-On Bradley. So: Bond. st.
Strikes called--of Erad!sy, 3a: Bond L. .
Siruch ont-Cocsweil: =.
Time-Two hours and twenty minutes.
Enthusiastically.
, 1879-08-03

WORCESTER vs. HOLYOKE.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 2-Worcrster, II;
Holyoke,o
, 1879-08-03

Albany vs.. NEW BEDFORD.
NEW BEDFORD, Aug. 2.-Albany, S; Ne'
Bedford, l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE NATTER OF rHk ATLANTIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company OF Albany, N Yin obedience
70 ordcr Of no mi NJ of


Life Insurance Company OF Albany, N Yin obedience
70 an ordor Of tho Supreme Court made city Of
Albany the second day June 1872 Hon. p r. West
brook presiding by which the undersigned
claims any kind nature policy holders creditors
otherwise against said company should appear and
make proof Of their claims.
NOTICE hereby given that the 1rst sitting OF said
Office, No. - North Pearl ST. In the city OF Albany "
the eleventh day Of september 1879 ut 10 o'clock A
M and IL ~ required that all tho creditors and policy
holders OF said company become parties TO these proceed
ings and exhibit their claims III not already
Edward Newcomb, ESQ., the receiver Of said company
with statement of the nature and character thereof TO
hcarhg before said reforec from any distr
button to be made under order In this proceeding
The deposit of the policy and last receipts with sad
cciver by or on behalf OF policy holder claimant
Hereunder unless the receiver said referee shall
aurc other different evidence, In which notice
shall be given TO such claimant
In Of the required by said ordss TO
hib their claims for whose benen said order made
shall fail " exhibit their claims 10 said receiver
inbcorc provided provided by said order that hcy be
made proceeding and any distribution ths assets
ADRIAN V. DE WITT, Refcree,
No. ~ North Pearl St, ALBANY, n Y
Dated july IA, 1879.
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SOUTHERN
ler, bankrupt-ln bankruptcy-T0 all whom IL may con-
fake notice that TO order OF the Hon.
William o. Choate Judge &C. dated tho 9th day OF July.
1879 tho worthless and uncollectable debts demands,
claims and Judgments Of tho above named bankrupt will DO
sold at public auction by Maurice Freuud Assignee.
&c at his Office No 7eO I'd New York city. she 10Th
JaIy .. 1873 TAbRrcE Y FREuXD Assisnes '. Joseph
Stein. Attorney for Assignee 237 Broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
MEDICAL.

"A. 2o2 East 10th st, near ID av.
A Dv1CE FREE.-MRs DIR. DINER, LADIES' ply
"A stefan regular graduate "a West 35th at 9th
M io7 West 2ist a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
ANTHOLOGY

a. IN 000 REwARD-C0CNTEss DE LONDON.
DDU.UUUgreatest Clarvoyant. makes marriages. re-
rnevas family oubes lucky numbers % West 10th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
F.sss s.%. s ih sss' q
SSsa%ss for and A.s y an M.asS
From % sap F, 81 70 japan ana China
...ap sSDS NsT
on sPg "
% Japan. s New ss ns.ns,ssS sans sa
A%s,isa Central A% r. and Nsasan ports.
to .hs Passenger Department. No. Isl t;osdSaS, ''
General Passenger Agent ssperin.sndsnt
ATTooHhs Wat VAT l kisE AND SOUTH AMERICA.
E E 5s Gaps HsysI Ss%.s$. Mare: sor.
s.Ssahs, Ssslssssa and %spinx. in cSiass. ana
dT TssS,s S ns.nissv sailing. mia, Ma ~
ro ASy G2tga NHA a HsD sSn rqHG FS0h
FGs skssroS 4 Ar SAShfE
superior n'' G
NEW YORK AMP GvEA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
~ from RTE pie, u E..s river Dl. ~
ss.sSp S S",sy J"Iy 70
JAMES sSfE.s %& sSfaDS" 60. Iiswali
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
bos!fl1S ASP oo SEEAs RAILROAD
asas irssG. 10 New orleans %oSss sa II
MisussipP hvur pota; Houston and all points
Central Texas Pacific and San Antonio railroads.; India
mott. Braxos Santiago and Brownsville and Corpus Christi
vim lndianolA. lnsarance at lowest rates.
Appyto BOGERr MORGAN, Agents.
Pier 80 North River.
HGrom~o fno-ssosmships lossc As follows from
pier 10 North Kiver:--
ALHAMBRA......... ................ Friday July %
freight sssy % sSxSAx s. %s:s
NEW YORK AND HAVANA NAIL LINE, DIRECr.-
~ Thcso nrst class steamers will sail r. NJ FROM pier
North hver loot OF Cedar ST. for Havana direct as
steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. "Wednesday, July 20
Steamer MoiskO CASTLE. W ednorday. August
For freight and passage having unsurpassed accommo-
WILLIAM p. CLYDE A CO., NO 80 Broadway.
LAWTON BROS, Agents la Havana
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Four of these engines stored at 9Sth aud Sd
ready for immediate delivery The remaining II be
delivered about the LIST OF August next.
For further particulars inquire of the undersigned,
~ X. KING.
Room l3 General onico N. Y. T. X X. Co., New YORK,
Broadway. June Z, 1879
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COASTvNISE STEAMshIFs.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAK
u SHIP LINE
for St Thomas Para Pernabuco, Bahia and Rio de ia
neiro st. Thomas with Porto
Rico. Jamaica and the spanish Main.
Tho st class iron steamship
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO,
Captain Weir,
will sail for the above ports Tuesday August Mt
No freight received for this steamer after the Id
Freight received at all times ut Roberts stores Brook
Ign. but only permits from New York Office.
Shippers desiring insurance effect the under
open policy lowest rates Through tickets issued
all points reached by tho Royal Packet Company
Intereoenal steamers. and 70 Aontovieo aud Buenos
Ayrea
Freight be paid in advance For freight engage
monts PASSAGE having elegant accommodations apply
70 O. II. MALLORY Co. Agents,
Office. pier 10 East River, Fulton ferry.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-05
n UNI AZ

Cultivate contentment; if you have no
gloves, put your hands in your pock-
cts; if Your coat is out at the elbows,
back up against the fence; ityou have
no hat, you will never become bald.
And when prosperity comes-not if,
but whcn-you will be prouder of
your good nature in the dark days Of
sdversi'y, my son, than you can be of
all the honors and all the fame and
position that prosperity and success
can bring you. Never worry, SON.
don't l'rc;; it vii only make your face
thin and your hair turn gray.-B"r-
imy'Dn NuwAeyc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-05

An lrishman was going along a
road, when All angry bull rushed
down upon him. and, with his horns :,
tossed him over the fence. The Irish
man, recovering from his fall, upon
looking mp, saw the bull paving and
tearing up the ground, and said: "If
it was not for your bowing and scrap
ing your apologies, you brute, faith I
should think you had thrown me over
this fence on purpose"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-05
For the Orangcourg TINES.

For the OrangcDurg TIMES.
Mrtpr diicr:
see that "Ike" in hiz peace il
~pcckin Of hz gal "Sal." Well, I
oan!y take ,hss oppurtnnety tu sa to
Ike cf hits mi gal Sal" that hez
takin sich IL shine tu, I'd advice him
not tn be at home when I cum tn see
him. He scz, "thc way fur flew was
4 caution" Well, he never seed fur
iii Lc!oic atal, and hit will fiji this
time wilout any kauton whatever.
The .kriptur SEE, every hair OF yore
he'd IL numbered" Well, now I
doant ,hinll hit will take the skript-
ur long III make little noat of thee
few that will be left III "Ike's'' pur-
session hi thee Time he gifts tro thee
fur operation. Eff he lets little
lave tuik tro him untu u swune, Tie
be NIFTY apt tn tro him into swuner.
Id >. no tn Ike" but thee wether is
tn w0rn, an thee skcters tn b ad.
Jerazeium can tro quart cup
round mi he'd lsotoh J q nl-uu. lie
now let Ike aloan. (confoun the
sNetcrsJ al hopin he will git over
his ldaln this little teathered tribe)
swunc, an rite auuther peace sune.
| see nuthur lheller ritin, an
sincs hiz>elf "Mose Cnlore." | red
that rcccc Nv hiZsen over severl times
t'in tn sit tu thee funny part. kept
runuin III! ingar down OH thee paper
Till hit struck mi lap, an eff struck
cny .'uny part hit wur ar:er left thee
papur. | think Mr.. "Cmore" betur
tri an see more an larn mo tn befour
he rites fur yourn papur agin. He
forks sol;ur like lawyur an thinks
he nos tic piuts. But | think [ can
see Mr. "Cmore's" drift. He nos
thars plenty spirits in town an eff he
git the kouncil tn kloze down on the
ikcr trade he'll stand chance tu git
hizsen fur nothing. often hurd hit
sed ct' IL phclicr takes 2 or glasses
he can sec twice. Mabe that's the wa
hcsl ccks IN { more. He doant spell
atal, h tigers it out He muster
bcn III dnncin skule, or nifty gud in
mathematics. "Mose" seems plezed
wild the kouncil. Well, l like the
kroud mi>elt. But thars wun thing
AK w them, an that IL tn put the
stretcs in gud order or not let hit
snow cny mo Old Barny IL big
mule ;,n cl' they will ration on Sl2
pr month, let him haul hit out in san
for ih,e Siretcs. Eff they will sell
asom tickits tn take passengers by
| the Town Cart | don't Cair kuss ef
! lit rains or not. | never wur much
on swinin. My right fut can swim
berry well. But mi left fut doant
! unicis!un the bisness. Swimin in
nude IL iik argin wild an old maid,
| you can ii; 50 fur an 10 fi.rder.
| wuuder what il becum of ELI ?"
He muster got Il luve letter an swun-
i'll over hit Il little. | hope the Koun-
ell Will thro colnpashun on him an
muve !hem ar rutes. Idoant no WHY
hi, IL, bat they seems tn boder him no
! little. The konncil ortu wurk on q
religious principle, an then rutes
will make Eli klSs.
Ia =, mo, but bisness is too dull.
viii cl,zc with mi same old toste.
Iourn tell deth.
Ron HIIrNr
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-05
IIiI..
CLOCK. " .!!tlIli!.ii.N
EsE.::'.SEI:S.zc.

rim" auirirE. 10Th w,n,.@ ar,..
Eni Wi,ch ard { To- l,a',l pg p,,ir here
l'tirh youn,c.l, or time 10 sci,
Just s;,un,,r r,und to Chivi.itc.
For rwrntv y,ars and ;wo, he's +ponl
Ia lc;.rni'., how his ART, 10 know.
~ special 'rrv;dcn he sen,
TO orangchurg ihat art ito sloN.
Ifa Watch viii kccp no time,
inh il u iurh wil '.iyr :!utian.
lis jm>t l'co'u.c you vc missed dis line,
Which i''!s Of good work, true ana ,lrtE.
Your watch wiIl!rcp no time,
Go /" +. DrC!iycuc;
II yoLr Cock will give no tick.
Go to + Dc'hi,iutc.
"i.r!; and time" arc needed lrl.
Ev Farmers, Doctors. LAWYERS. all,
If This ic iur, lien take gp,.d car.
im /. u. Chivlcttc 10 call.
RE NOTICE All Watches rcmainin.
with me for repair on the l~t N"y., ISIS,
will I've sold AT auction if no, called for he
foIc The iirsi Moi,lav in December nest.
+. DLCiilNiE1rE.
i"lyl II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-12-05
union Meeting.

hoies Church, and was called to order
BY Elder j. NJ IIorlnng, former
Moderate or, aud proceeded to business
us follows, viz:
lst. Names of Delegates from the
Churches were enrolled ~ follows:
coSGAEEE.
Elder }. NJ. lierlong, A. a. S;nbler,
NJ. l.. 1terlon@.
FOuEHoLE-.
). }. Blnnlley, T.. Ihckcnbnllcr, j
H.. Bozard, Michael Riley, A. ~
Boznrd.
ANTIo' II.
Elder } d. frickc'. }. J. II. St"u,
tanmire, j. ii. Fielder. ) VI iIc!ntucr-
lin.
oRAsGEHuKG.
NJ Ril'y, G " Wilson, john \
Eczard, W y Edwards
wlsvIlLE
u ~ Mclvcr, ID + Jovncr.
AMELIA ruwSsHlr.
~ '''' nor ''e'''''c'
'oN l'nN'i-'
o'"e'' l. ''''naS' E'''ef l.
- o'"'',
he lnlr"'!nc ory scrn"n was
P''"' ''.h y i1''''i I" II '''""''r''''''re
iron, I,,nIus pD,,l f';.,,,l,.,. .DI...
'''''' HNo'"s on" "apS'F' -"f''
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, 1879-07-06

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FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY, 10 78 AND 50
J. East Van Burcn-ss- established 1875: permanent
and reliable: increased facilities for storage Of furn
turc aud merchandise; advances made: safety vaul
furniture OF private residences purchased for cash.
CToRAGE Fol: FURNITURE MERCH AND1sE.
buEgea etc, cheapest aud best In city: advances ~
lop: = per annum: J. Z. e. PARRY lt0 ": aonros
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-03
Equality of Arms.

After the decline of chivalry, when
duels We're no longer fought in the lists.
OF in the presence of Judges of the field.
but in lonely and sequestered places, in
equality of arms We're not regarded. how
ever great might be the superiority of
one side
"Thou has both a sword and :, dag
ger, said Quelus to Antragues. as they
were about to fight, land have only !,
sword.
THE more thy folly was the an
swer to leave thy dagger at home: we
came here to fight, not to adjust weap-
ons.
The duel accordingly Went forward,
and Quelus was slain: his left hand Gin
which he should have had his dagger
being shockingly cut in attempting tn
parry his antagonist blows with that
weapon. The challenged person, having
a right to choose his weapons, often en-
deavored to devise such as should give him
decidedly unfair advantage. Bratome
records with applause Tie ingenuity of a
little man, who being challenged by a
tall Gascon. made choice of a gorget. 50
constructed that his gigantic adversary
could not stoop his neck 10 as to aim his
blows right. Another had two swords
forged of temper SO extremely brittle
that, unless used with particular caution,
and in a manner he daily exercised him
self, the blade must necessarily fly i'll
pieces, Both these ingenious persons
killed their NAN nith very little risk or
trouble, and with no less applause it
would seem. than if they hld fought
without any rule. such was the degener-
ate spirit Of the times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-03
nR. j. HARE TAYLOR,
DENTIST, of Philadelphia,

Graduate of Philadelphia Dental Collegc)
Will practice in Elhton on Friday and Saturday
Of every week.
lEOFFICE-Oppositct the CoHrt House.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-03
What Came of Advertising.

The late DR.. Jayne, who amassed 4
vast fortune by the sale of his patent
medicines, attributed his first success to
a total breakdown, lie began making
his pills when lie ~ao young man, with
out means or friends, advertising them
though briefly, in the Philadelphia pa
pers. The bills of the newspaper pub
fishers came in, and as Jayne was unable
to pay them, a judgment was issued
against him. When they levied upon his
pfe.ts, they we're foGnh 10 consist of
pills--nothing but pills.
The publishers found themselves pos
sesscd of cart loads Of patent medicines
To turn it into money, it must be sold.
TO sell it, it must be advertised. The
newspapers broke out, the next morning.
into urgent appeals to the public to Try
Jayne'S Pills" Before the seized stock
was disposed Of the town was almost
persuaded that no mans life was entirely
safe without the medicine. and Doctor
Jayne's road to fortune was opened.
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FOR RENT,

FOR KENT.
1. OFFICE, occupied by Reuben IIaineS. Esq.
9. STORE and DWELLING. lately occupied
by Miss Eliza Leach.
3. STORE and DWELLING. occupied by
Mrs. Mary Ann Roades.
All oil Main street. Elkton.
Possession given on 25th March. 1879.
JNO. \. J. CRESWELL.
Feb Is, 1S19-tf
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Notice to Creditors of DR.. John Evans,

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit
L Court for Cecil county. notice is hereby given
To the creditors of DR. John Evans late of Cecil
county deceased. to file their claims against said
deceased, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
tcatcd. in the office of the Clerk of said Court
within four months from the 18th day of April
1879. the date &" the first insertion of this notice
w. J. JONES.
April H. 1S7l-iw Trustee
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= 1t was a remarkable case said the
judge to his colleague, after the trial.
1.-The woman must have been person
of extraordinary mind, TO have planned
the scheme. and to have won all those
scientific people over to her side. | I'M
derstand she had not cent in the world,
and could pay them nothing. Women
will do any thing for love-