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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-02-11
THE BOURBON FOR BLAINE
THE WASHINGTON POST WILLING TO SUP
PORT HIM FOR PRESIDENT IN 1884.

THE WASHINGTON POST WILLING TO SUP
p,pr ,,,v rnr pprsrnrxr1y 1884
ASHlNGToN. req. u he N"tt""W
HCP"bhcah has ~" editorials "i 'iS"r
TINS morning "hten aie severe ON VII.
Blame, and charge the latter WIN mis-
representation III tlc S'h'h aihrricdu
business. The H"St. geuerhlIy called Il
Bourbon organ. und'r the caption BIalne
aud Ourselves, "niie also" hlil@ The re-
ports that II l. BLAINE organ. c"'lInen1s
what II calls his l"rrl!n p''icA, ana de-
clares that Blame policy is tile "Itt Dem
"crat'c Jackson policy, the p'licy "I
MONROE, lacks ~. ana buchanan. anu
adds we >ha'l De mhch more likely 10
hPp"rt VIZ. III ne Tor Tue rie'iathe; IL,
1851 on platform A'i'h Is ne Has ldi"
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Delaware VS. Maryland-A Tss: Pigeon
Match.

For some time past our Sportin,; com
munity has been in "a state of excitement,
in view of possible trial of mark>inan-
ship between a picked team Of n,.laware's
crack shots and an equal number Of Cecil'>
mark>,uen. On Monday last the matter
was definitely S-ttlrd, the match being
made and proper forfeit placed in th-
hands of party selected by each side.
The SNORING is to come off here on Thursday
next, the 10Th inst. The terms are as fol
lows:
M-ssrs. Holmes, of Dover, and Radcliffe,
Perry Barnes, of P-rryrille, and J. Wesley
Williams, of Port Deposit, for 500 i side
per man. or 500 in all; % birds each, ground
trap. 81 yards rise. 10 yards hounds; Rhode
Island or New York rules to govern, with
he provision that if it is desired Mr.. Ross,
of Srafnrd. is to d. added to .he Delaware
team, and 500 additional, each side To he
put mp, he ~ be matched by any Cecil c"n,-
~ man who may I've chosen by the lacker>
of the Cecil team. Mr.. Benjamin Crawford
will iudg- on the narr of the Delaware. and
Mr.. Vim. H. May on part of the Cecil side.
The referee has not Vet been chosen.
The match was originally arranged with
Mr. F. c. Ellis as first man in the Cecil
team, but AS business has called him To
Denver. Colorado, he WAS compelled 10
withdraw. Ills place was then given to
Mr. Perry Barnes and Mr.. Williams chosen
as second man. 1t is not known 10 Il Ger
tlin,y who will be selected to oppose the
iird man, Mr. Ross.
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HIRAM f. CARPENTER.
Henderson. J tirrSou county, y. Y.

Sworn to before me this 10Th day OF January,
1880. A. NJ. LEFFINGWIIL,
Justice Vi the Peace,
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Every member has personal interest i'll the
nwth and welfare OF :lic Surirty, ami should DC.
tive in inducing Others to become members. Us
- larger the membership the less viii be the
sessments, and the greater the value oil the Ger
iicstes. Respect 'ully.
EDWIN WILMER, MANAGER
No. IL =. Gay street,
p. q. Box 6S7.) Bntiinore. ald
AGENTS HiNTED.
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Various CHIScJ-

Advancing years, clrI, sickness. di'ap-
ppilt.l>lt, AM hereditary p"eli po Ii
tiol-all oDrrlt" II tITl IL" hair Cry.
alI rit.l of t'i".l ll"!il@S it t. sli i
pr.:l :tl:e!y. AYi::.:'& IIt!:: EITo2 will
restore fll2i OF gray. light or red h1i'
i 4 Ii..l bro":l or deep black. ~ Ei"y
n. tic ,i.ll. Il soften; ana cleanse; Ia
SIlr, giviA. it Il healthy action. Ii
r,m)vc; all ours dlldralr and hI.l'"i.
L.: is u.s. filling hair i check d. al
new growth will I've produced III al
cases where the DlliclcS are not d.
stroycd or the glands d"cayId. It's
cfr.ct ar b 'autif!lly shown Oh b:aShy,
weak, or ii .lly hrir. Oh which few
applications will pro luce the gloss AID
&c ,hYc;; of youth. lI!rAl"sS and sure
in II, results, it is inc0mp lrable AZ
Il dressing, AMI is especially valued
for thu soft lustrc ami richness of tone
it inplrtS.
Ayers HAIR EIGON is cOiorless;
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white cambria; yet
it lasts long on the h.ir, and keep
it fresh AMI vigorous, importing ="
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
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The Maltby House Annual Hop

Col. Hogan the we'll known and popular
proprietor of the Malrby House," the IA
vorite stopping place for Mary chambers visit
ing the States Metropolis, gave the third
annual hop rendered his guests since he has
had charge of the hotel. The obi "Malfhy"
was always famous for doing morning b.
halves, and now under its present manager
surpas>es in excellence in every department
any OF her err, in its existence. The hop Wa
in every feature one of the most brilliant
events of the season. Ahout three hundred
guests We're present, among them the follow
ing well know her,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo 7. Mott, Gen. W. f
W. Ross and lady, Gen. r. II. Carr, Misses
Anna Spi.sr and Florence Wilmer, Mr..
Harry Darlington, Mr.. r. w. Norris and
Lady and daughters with many others.
The supper, which took place at ll.So, in
the Ladies' Ordinary, was a magnificent
"set ont and most heartily enjoyed.
Among the participants were four brid i
couples, now guests at the Malthy, namely ::
A. L. jones and lady of Quantic", Nd. ; NJ
II. Tilshman and lady %! Concord, Del :;
Allen K. Searle and lady OF Washington, ID.
G., aud J. 5. Steel and lady of Texas.
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ID Ed.

GRASI-Af her residence. AT Cherry Hill,
Margaret a Gran', widow ut the late j onu
Grant, i'll the SSi h year Ut her age.
The DECREASED was the last of a family of
nu---lN h"v> and three g,rl>. Her fA1l,..r,
William Miller, Who hnlit and carmel 81,
the grl>t mill Al whist j. now called Me-
chruIr> VALLEY, was the first Mrrhndi>t in
the n-ighhu, ho'd III Uul"s NJ. l.. Churcn.
He NJ .rnCrrtIiInrnrt t. IutNiort, preach and
hold mr'tlug>ln his II house. Hl> bro her
rhumt>, " o WAS n"Xr cutIAr rtrtl, was long
Il m-ini-r OF the Philai'lpirt Conference,
and WIS wi i-ly known within lis hoIiId>.
He died at his sous. Rev Joseph NJ Her, ar
Cherry Hill, VIII" j. now living very sick al
hi home, near Mechanics Valley. William
Miller, >unu at ~ s-lling his mil property
ami buyiug farm iii The u-ipnlorh,n,i, at
late years knOvn ~ The Gr,ons. Farm,
commenced, with lis broth r, bidding me. l.
iug> at the hnu>r # his naighhor, John VIII
hanson, father of John T. Williamson, at
Newark, D'l., where The 'ir>t S"Irrv wa>
t'rmt- aud preaching hell before the obi
Union Church WAS built.
The sunj-cf at this sketch was converted
before she MAS niue years of age and rn-d
tine first cl,>s. bang u faithful and con list
-nr member Ut The VI. Z Church for nearly
81 years. | have often heard her say. that
in her youthful days, she and her two sis
Itr>, Jane aud VI .Tthi-u-tnr. any church
was hi'ilt III the Onion ar Cherry Hill--u ed
10 walk To Newark, IL attend PRAYER meet
IngS 1T the old Tyson church, a distance al
Ten niIr> and return he. same nighf. They
also attended meetings III the Init at tn
h"ll>e n"w uwael by ID. G. Work, AT CHERRY
Hill, where they assembled 10 The room by
sr-i-l d'i-r.
Two days before her death she called Ia
her be->ide her children and grand-rhiI.
dreu, taking each one 10y he hand and tell
ing them all that She Ii I'll htu serving the
Lord for nearly so wears, and was now th"u'
to leave them and join he church above,
and eXaG'ing Il promise tinm each chill AMT
gr.,id-rhri that they would meet their 'nli
MOI her and grandmother, rs she said, it.
heaven, she talked bar little more and fell
ASLEEP. her work hriug done nu earth.
A. before stated, she was thu last of -
family of nine children, three OF whnm-
James, John, and Jane, who married WIN
{. Prirr-dird i'll Eikroa; Thomas and JOS
-ph died III lS-.lif,IIuraiu, On -; William
near Gaena. k-nr county; Mar h R"l>Iam
in Srr.,>hurg, Pa; aud Samuel Al hi- farm
near Elkron, IL W owned by hi, son, Samuel
II. Miller.
BY HER S. N WM j. GRANT
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ANOTHER BABY ELEpHANT.-Qucen n

ANOTHER BABY ELErHANT.-Queen a
large elephant of Barnum Bailey &
Hutchln<nns circus fifteen Years old WA
delivered Thursday of u female baby.
The baby weighs forty five pounds. 60
eighty one less than Columbia. born to
,n"ther of NJ. Barnum's ehrphau's i'll
Philadelphia. nearly two years ag' 1t -
perfect in form aud quite strong. It's ai
"tnsinus are two feet six inches high an
three feet ong exclusive trunk. which s
seven inch, It's hide j. o Il blu sue +,
weed with shaggy black h ,ir an In
long. An hnnr after its ninth II WAS net
10 This is :. SEC n e,.pha e r
bon in cspti itr Mr.. R'"'n'n 81
$50 600 f.. . i suitnc- Of h life ~ > Q
rl'phant for tiftv-iwo " ekS. Up"
rme II, WIS "f it's arrival herug received "n
the St t. Is a large cor course assembled
at the .lephant paw Ii ~. The mother
mauitr>ts decided tutiin.>S for her chIld
,'d r-si>t> its being :. move tiOn her.
The +. "ft'ie baby i t'niet, another of
i,tinum's 81 lha $. VI Barnum is
iuhlant over the I'r re VIII ca he declares
5000, 600 wuul be n +, mptatlon Tor it.
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Funeral of Geo. b. Salmon.

The remains Of Geo 3. salmon who die |
evening of last week were Inferred III Head
of Christiana Creek Cemetery, on Monday
last. The attendance was unusually large,
especially when the condition of the roads
is coaSi !"red. K ". Mr.. Avery Otficiattd al
the house, AMI the ceremony 1T q e era, e
was conducted by the Newark Lodge of
Odd Fellows of which deceased was II mem
her. Mr.. Salmon Was man of stei ling
worth and universally respected, and hi
death has created void in this community
mot easily filled
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POPULARITY OF LOCAL OPTION.
Shooting ARRAY at Oxford.

On Wednesday evening last Sanu-l Will
son of Wilmington, Il former resident ut q .
ford, and John Hnliun of Oxford, hrcm.
envulved in a quarrel about soane PERSONA
matters. The parties h d been drinking,
aud, becoming intcn ely ,nragth, Wilson
proceeded To Il nri -hhorIng hardware store
and purchased pistol. He immediately
returned, aud upon entering the hal-ro'ir
door, pointed his weapon at H"lt"n aud
pulled the trigger. Fortunately for H"ir"n,
n lystander struck the pistol al The nornrir
the trigger was pulled and the ball passed
through rae i'll en y, d ,i"ruu'. cl'lh-s. III
stead "f his body, rs intended. Wil."u
ma lie "a rnud a,teHlpr, but his time rh-
landlord of the h.u>r- knocked his li. t"i
from his hand and he WAS SEIZED. The al
far created great excitement i'll Oxford
~ N"thing hnili> up III ,trert.d rnnsritu-
tI"ns 80 quickly a. l;fpru'> Irun lSitt,.rs.
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MARRIED..

RLACEs0S -GALLAHER. Jan. 18Th, by
Rev. j France, Mr.. joan II. BiIck>o 10
Emma Is. GallHher, all nfrll> county.
MA':RAw -MCFADDEH.- Feb. ID. 1882,
ny R-v. +. T. Waite, Mr.. Miller Magr,w ~
Miss Mar, j. MrF.sli-n, bn'h Of Cecil Co.
WAY-(iIBSoN F ID. > |. 1T the home of
fhr BRIDE muiii-r, No, 222 West ;i'i street,
Willinm>l"'rr. Pr, nv The Rev. y w. Git'-
>"i', Mr.. j. Rom III Way and Miss Enn..
Gnh>un. No cards
GEovE-MCNEY.- 1st. near Zi"n. hy
th. Rev. J. II. Johns. Frank n. Grove IF
l"rk county. Pa, 10 Miss Sallie ). McFry
OF hi. comfy.
KANE-SCnTT Feb. Srh, at Bethel par
son 's-. ny R-v. l.. Layi-ld. John +. Kane
and Mrs. Margaret y. :,cort, Dom III Cecil
county.
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In Need of Help.

The Dnrcas Society OF the Elkion NJ. +.
Church ind II necessary TO appeal 10 The
sympathy and help of the community, 10
sustain their Efforts in relieving the poor.
our towrspe"ple report cases of distress,
and they ar-always promptly assisted with
out regard To sect, bur they must have the
means 10 meet these demands. Donations
of clothing will be received by the president,
Mrs. LlrZ-ni~rg. Money and orders for
wood, coal, -four and groceries may be sen,
TO the treasurer Mr.. Avery.
EMILY FRAZER, Secretary.
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Not to b. Sneezed at

That pure sweet, SAT-. and effective Amer
can ,liSrill,ri, Of witch hail. American
PINE Crua la tir, m uigoli and clover bios
som, called : rnt;rrd'> Il ,dic.il turr Il I
C.,ttrrh. \ few doses instantly relieve III
run-t virl-ut .n",.Ziug ar h"rd cold, stop al
wIfery dis,'h 'rgr~ from lie nos aud eyes,
q n.ti 'rhe aud nervousness, and hini> II
all danger of fever. Complete treatment
tor ana ass.lar.
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.sGeUNFY+ ]NEWS*:
RISING Sun ITEMS
SNOW

SNOW
AMI sleighing have been all the rage for a
few days in the first of the week; but
the warm weather soon spoiled the fun,
though it " Is we'll used while 1t lasted.
DEATHS.
Jesse Williams. a rtcluSe, living Just
over the line. i'll solitary retirement. and
formerly :: very prominent 'hIl ,dclphlst
merchant. agriculturist ant poultry rails
er. was found dead in his house, on Sun
day morning last.
Mrs. Jas. O. McCormick's body WAS
brought tn Nottingham To! inter meut. IN
Tuesday last. from Viii niugfon. She
died from Maarial fever
have had aroueh time of it recently. The
dogs got among lick at Mr.. Basil
IlaineS. belunging to- \. Winile and in,
iured four SD severely they hal to he Kill
ed. while six head have disappeared en-
tirely; perhaps s.m"b"dy has ueen work
ing on the dog $ credit. One dog Was
killed and another wounded.
MOVING TINE
is coming, ana many paltleS are looklh3
around for houses. and the result is-n"l
enough houses OF too many tenants.
CUEIOSITIEs.
Mr.. George Pearson left at the dru.
store a handsome specimen of mica and
Hint from Til. .Avondtle quarry. Mr. Il
McCumems left small shake captured
before the show fall.
TAN.
\ petition to have the taxes cole ted
by The lowest hiGd has h-.n rou ii d
is numerou>ly >i.ur,!: hnt this don't i'll
the bill. We should get our tax cullrcrt u
rs cheap a> Chester c''ul,ty Pa. wish is
g. townships and h. T nugh 81 90 l., !
.rar b,inL The Comfy fIca>rrer> salary
there. We should with only nine dis
tricts get it d ,ie tor less.
IoSES
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Commencing II; The more s0urherly one,
the routes, seven in number. may be briefly
A, Stjuutlj ,h..,l u.s.
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Death Of Miss Ada MafEtt.

On Thursday evening last, Miss Ada Maf-
nit, daughter of the late SAMUEL :. Matfitr,
died AT her rrsi.irnre on Fortirth street,
West Philadelphia, after Lingering illness
nf consumption. Miss Ma'tirt was young
lady of great personal beauty and anna
bill ty, and n great fivorire with Il large cir-
Gle Of letds here, who will he shocked ar
the announrenrnt of her death. She has
h ...n long under thr care "f eminent phy-i-
clan, DR.. Robert GirIin being her chief
med zeal advis T., but her il ,.ldy proved
re,n.ins will be inferred in til. cemetery
here, and will ht hron.ht To this place by
rilr"ad either til evening or Monday. Ct
the funeral. due notice to friends of III.
family will b. given.
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On Thirty Days Trial,

We will send DR.. DYES C--lrhrarrh Elrc-
rr,-Noraic Belts AMI other Electric Arpli-
,nr-s IN trial for thirty days I" v"nng men
and Otter persons who are HtllIrfrd with
NrlvoIS D-biutv, Lust Vitality, etc. guar.
antr.iug Speedy relief aud complete r->t"r,-
non o. vignr and IuIThn.i. Also for Rhrn-
III rtiSm, N-nr,l.ir, Paralysis, Liver and
Kidney diff lirirs, Rupture>, and IN my
.,thrr di~',>-S. IiIu>frir"l p'mnhler sent
free Address Voltaic Belt Co. Marshall,
Mich
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What hysicia IS Say

SIN LEiNURO, Gal. jGnHuY 6, 1877.
DR.. X V. PIERCE, lhntf.iI", y. V: Dear
>jr-I have rmpl"ye'l y"ur Peasant
Piirgirive Pellets" in my practice FIR the
last four wears. | now l!>t' II" other altrra-
rive "r t',rhartic mrdicineS in all rhruni"
arrangements at rhr stomach, liver. and
bowels | know of nothing thar equals
them. j. \. MILLER, VI. ID.
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F.. H, BRAKES ST !ferings.

+. II. Drake, Ed, Detroit, Mich, suffer
Cd ury"n'i ii! 'it>"rl,'l'n from 4 ska I'LL
ease, which appeared on his hands. hr"I
ii face, and nearly destroyed his eye
Tne most careful d"rt,'rinL failed 10 he'll
| i II, and after all had failed he u>'''i III"
Cnrura R->nlvrnt (hiood purItirrl inter
ualiv, Curirura ard Cnric IRA sop (Th'
great skin rure-) externally, aud was cured
and has remained perfectly we'll to this
,}ay
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~ Dr. Pierce'S Golden Medical Dis
cuvrry" has brro,ne So tli,r.ughiy -sra blish-
rtd III pnblic favor thar We're II not for the
furge tu mess of people. il would not he li-cr>.
~ary I" call attention Ia it, Inwer to- cure
consumption, which is scrofula of the lung,
aud other hooi Diseases, ts eruptlou-
hl"tch"S, piinplcS, ulcers, and liver com
pi,iut"
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notwithstanding all The facts and figures
>r-n to favor The Si~SHfraS route. Colonel
trhfghiil and Major futror favor The Chop
rauk route, rs does also Col. Turtle, whose
supplementary report they transmit to the
War Department in connection with thei.
own.
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BY HER S. n WM. J. GRANT.

~ If, after Il fair test, you are not cured
1T gravel, uervou- d-hIuty, ~ any hi>ri>e
al The kldn-y-, hi ,i'irr at urinary ORGANS
hy using Pr II. GuIln-frr'> French kHiurv
Pal, then the druggist from whom y"u
bought will refund the money I'ali.
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States Attorney Crothers Please Explar

Over 5000 Local Option voters would
like to know why the sentence of the
Court has not been executed i'll the case
of Mr.. Long. who several courts past was
convicted and sentenced for violation OF
the Local Option law. His Attorney gave
notice that he would appeal. it is under
stood that the appeal has never been tax
Ell, aud we would like States Attorney
Cr"thers to explain why the sentence has
not been executed. VOTER.
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AMI sleighing have been all the rage for Il
few days in the first of the week; but
the warm weather soon spoiled the fun,
though it WIS we'll used while 1t lasted.
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THE NEW P. T. CnCR II.

| have no doubt now that the new p.
E. will be erected at 10 distant dan, for
tileie seems To be great inter- st taken N
Its erection. Sister denominations ana
persons not btlnbginS to any chnrrn arr
subscribing i,elaly. There is 20 IN lol
all old ,IlulucI church.
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~ Terrible itching and scaly hUmors.
ulcers, sores AMI ScrofulouS swelling- cured
bv the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (rhe skin
cureS) externally, and Curicurl IseSolve,t
(bl""i purifirr) Internally. Ak about them
at your druggists.
~ Death to rats, mice, reaches and ant
PARSONS EXTERMlS AToK. Barns gran
rIe> and households cleared in y singh. nigi
No fear of bad smells. Best and cheap"-'
rarmin killer in the world Sold eyel.
whnYa.
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NTTUFNENN.
MARSHALL Il FISHER.
MEDICAL SUPERVISOR:
I. LANE TANYUlLI.. NJ. D.. l.9 W. Biddle s..
MEDICAL EN WINNERS:
'. q. REtiFSrt Y. NJ. D.. y y Calhoun St.
}. w. CATHEI.L. VI. u. y y. Broadway.
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.uiat, which Mr.. H..ty handles in = deN,
trous manner. Numbers of the ponies
may be managed by enc person by !,sten-
ing Them together, the halter of each ami
NAL being attached To his leaders tail, the,
whole headed by II broken poney who drags
them along like a train of ears. The candal
appendage Of these creatures must be Of i'm
mense strength az ~ very severe strain is
sometimes pnt upon it when tEgging away
At a train IF - uhbnrn four footed cars. Mr..
or pulled along As many as eight ponies
strung out III single file.
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tss We are anxious 10 exchange about
s5000 worth of goods for grsenback> or their
tguiva' -, W. a y want the goal, aud
We Do Ws3h he WeasF. Rz8cE
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Cuticura Remedies are Tor sale by all drag
pi<tS. Price o. CCrIcUEA.a Medicinal jelly snInl
boXrs. SIC: large huN"s 81. tCTICURA RESuI.v-
sST. the new blood purifier 81 per bottle. Gut
'UHa MEDICISAL TOILET SOAP 81. CUTIruRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR. 81: in bars Tor bar
hcrs ami large consumers. SIC Principal drlot
WEEKS Il POTTER u s'o" vs.
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The members agree t" pay annual dues Tor GUY
mt eXpenses.) and assessments. rs rated. iti
lch assessments shall exceed the amount "a
tired to pay certificate in iull: when they wtG
assessed only such a pro-ra'a proportion ~ luaS
necessary tn make mp the sum needed. To pas
Certificate all the members will be assessed. "a
tied in the Tables. and cannot re assessed To-
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EXAM PIE,

Take an assessment Oh = Certificate Of 81 25p
Il who hold Certificates tor that amount vii! hs
Iscssed rs rated according to their ares A. los
stance persons from 80 to 10 would be assessed
,e dollar Certificates OF $1,000 would beHsscSseC
meet a loss OF s.. 25u, On'-hali the amount "a
ted: and Certificates tor S5.Dei. OueiUurth theil
ted assessment. Thus the plan is purely mutual
Ii strictly ennfnhle
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-02-11

single dose instant relieves tine most yiu,"n'
SuctZing or Head Gods clears the head rs hy
M iSIr. stops Watcry discharges from the u. 81 md
eyes, prevents ringing Noises the mead. :
NerN Gus Headache and suhducs t'hills and Fever.
In Chrome Chtarrh II cicdu>cs tie II tsal passages
OF lou! mu us restores the senses Di smell. s.e
and hearing when affected. frees Ihs head, throat
and bronchial tubes 0i offensive matters, sweeieuS
and purIies the breath. sto;s the cuuan and ar
rests the progress OF catarrn toward sum tiom.
Dne bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal SOL
vent and Saniords Inhaler. ali in package. a.!
all druggists Tor 81. ASK i0r "a MORRIS RADICAL
CUKE. WEEKS \ POTTER, Boston.