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On the 9Th, 9th, 9TH, 9th, 9th, 18th,
18th, 18th, 18th and 10th days Of
September, 1882.

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9Th and 18th days OF September. and the other
day. OF the September Sitting at Ceclton.
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NJ oHictl VI NJ ist'atIon io III" 'Nceoiiu I"cc
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Pe"he WY
The Officer of Rerietr,ti,u far the 'rbira El.c
ZION district Will attend at his office IN E!kton
The Officer of Registrato ion for the Fourth Flee
ZION district will attend nj his office nt Annie
Ton. on TUESDAY the 9th OF September, at
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Fair Hill.
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East.
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Valley in said district. on Tuesday. the 5th
da! OF Sertember; 1T Upper l'rincipio. on
wednesday. the tin day OF September. and
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TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THE FAIR.

1t will be seen by reference to page 90
at tie catalogue that the Managers of
the Agricultural Fair have renewed the
offer Of premiums for maps, drawings
an" hand writing. and we sincerely hope
that the teachers of the public schools
Will take an interest III this matter and
see that the exhibit is credit to the
schools Of the county. Last year the
exhibit was very meagre i'll quantity and
Ivy no means good in quality. This
ought not TO be repeated. The Manages.
have shown 4 iauda BILE desire to develop
the useful aud that which tends to cul-
ture and refinement, and let their effort
DC seconded by the people. There is
still time for getting up very credita:,ia
display by the public schools, and it
ought not to be allowed to go by default,
but such will be the case unless the
teachers take the matter in hand.
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THE DECAY OF APPRENTICES

y prominent daily newspaper recently
popiishcd number of articles showing
the difficulties ROW in the way of bows
Who wish to learn trades. The difficult
t;es arise chiefly from tie opposition of
tho Grades unions and cooperative socic-
es, which limit the number of appren
ticeS Shat can be employed. The New
! ori NeT0{@ contained recently a letter
from boy who wanted to learn steam
engineering, and who had been refused
ut every machine shop at which he had
applied, except one, where he had tie
prospect Of earning six dollars a week
alter q service Of five years in the shop.
The difficulty Of becoming skilled me-
'hanc being artiiicialiy enhanced, it is
10 wonder that most of our boys GROW
up without knowing how to do anything
in particular, and in SO many instances
generally nothing. There is an univer-
sal complaint that American boys pre- fer
10 become dry goods clerks, book keep
crs, and anything almost ratfier shan de-
mean themselves b. mechanical work.
We hardly think that the feeling of pre-
I judice against mechanical labor is as
general as some would have us think it.
It may be that there is suah a feeling,
but the tendency, We think, can be ac
counted fo- by the difficulties now in the
way of apprenticeship, and the artificial
exclusion of boys from mechanical pur-
suits, under the arbit airy and unreason.
able rules OF trades unions.
Whatever be the reason, it is great
pity that large body of skilled Anne RI
cans should not be growing up. The
value Of mechanical skill is becoming
greater as Inventions multiply. The
craftsman who thoroughly understa nds
his business is sue TO have plenty Of
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John Nicely who has been in the en-
plny of the New York Central and IIud-
son hiYsr Railroad for thirty one years
as treasRrct"S .aepSep.er. and who had
carried many harGred Da,!.Qas Qf dollars
from the conranys niiiGes to thc u.nk,
died on Monday. He never had :. yaca-
ton and he never cost the railroad com
pany a cent through carelessness OF loss.
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YHE UHRhEYS.
Elkton Nlarke

REPORTED BI ID. SCOTT y BRO.
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work at good wages, without much ref
erence to hard OF easy times 1t is esi-
dent that Of two workmcn in the same
business the one who can do 30 per cent
more work than the other in the same
time, on who can do 30 per cent better
work. with the sarae tools, is worth TO
his employer far more than 30 per cent
more than the other man. The tools iol
each cost the same; the space occupied
10y each is the same. Hence the expense
tnr each is the same, while the return Is
30 per cent in AS favor. y will there
tore earn more than 50 per cent over 3:
aud L hard times should come and the
on his expenses, there would be no ques-
ton as to which OF the two men should
be retained.
A way of escape from this difficulty
appears in the good results of various
technical schools throughout the coun-
try. At the recent meeting of thu Ma
tional Teachers Association at Saratoga.
an address was made by Prof. Wood
ward, of the Washington University,
Missouri, in which he gave details as to
the instruction in the various trades iii
THAT school. Alongside of the ordinary
course of Study runs n parallel course a
instruction i'll tool work i'll wood and
metal. Many a good carpenter aud
builder AMI iron worker will 20 out OF
that school into his rightiul lie work
who would formerly have been spoiled
i'll the attempt to make Of him lawyer.
or preacher, OF school teacher. In the
Is ,>tru Mechanical Art School. Nj.
Foley. tHc instructor III furg!n:,, WIS.,
Won. aid machine tool work, finds that
boy good knowledge of a trade i'll quite
limited time. In the old apprentice
ship method, the apprentice was put to
whatever sort of work served tie mas
ter's interest best. He might pick up
his trade in two years, or he might do it
in four. Under Il we'll devised system of
instruction, u boy can learn an ordinary
trade in a few months. 1t will not be
long before a growing demand will result
in this kind of instruction in our public
schools OF higher grade. Something
has already been done in this line. Every
American boy should have the chance to
learn to use plane and saw, a wise and
file. as well as reader and arithmetic.
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SWa,ihr.or- Gauess.

RE-OrENISG ~ RESTORED 4, tLpia.!.--
Both Sexes admitted. College and rrepar.
atory School. Under care of Members OF
the Society of Friends. The main building
destroyed by fire 9th month, last, has been
completely rebuilt, enlarged, and fitted NJ
wiz 81 conveniences. Thorough instruc,
ton in fatiri;r a .ssa9 Literature, Mathematics
and tn. fscieaGGa. iSG~ aS,24tiihc RnildinG
Machine Shops, and ali appliances inr pur
suing Il thorough course in Chemistry, Me.
chanical and Civil Engineering. The next
term opens 9th mo. (Sept) 18th. apply
early, rs, other things being equal, places
VIZ be given the earliest applicants.
TO. 81. ;:qrticulars, address EDW ARD
Fl. MAGiLt.. tras..ertt, S'"earthmore Col
eye, Delaware Co., IA
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DIED.

LAKE.-On Thursday, Ang 3lSt, 1882, a
Pivot Bridge, Md, Of bilious dysentery, Il
Cora and on Friday, Sept LIST, Oracle
daughters of w. c. and KaIe Lake, ih'
former in her lrh year and the latter :
wears and u months.
Go, little loved ones go,
\ mothers heart can tell
Aud none but hers can fully know
How hard to say farewell.
Death has claimed our little ones,
Set its seal upon their brow:
And their cheeks that We're like roses
Are as pale as marble now.
MOTHER.
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:ssWHE+sW UIG' j.

PSE>CMINeElLY VALUABLE FOR IT'S LOCAL rs We'll AS
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, NEWS COMMUNICATIONS HAU
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED F6oM AL SECTIONS OF 1tE
COUNTY IN ADDITION TO The WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
Of IT'S REGULAR CORPS CT CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION. til NAME OF TIE wETER BEING REQUIRED
IN AL CASES AS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED oRAruI-
raysLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHASSEo HALF TIE
Usual Rate or TRANSIENT LOCAL MATreH.
KocGL matter, Ten. ceEts iiae for single inaer
tea.
Transient rdtes-tSghi cents a iiEc for one, and
feEr cents a hne tor every additional insertion
Cae inch OF space cosateG as Trslre lines. ese
Column, Fire Dollars per ihck, one yeGt.
Four changes dHoced 10 ycdriy dcJerfiSers wHho'a
additional charge.
TIE circulation Of The Hhig Gsiag G..eHg re
daoSt intelligent clas@es Of Cecu conafy and ire
Cdoining couatieS Of .hdryldad, Ptas>s !raaia ami
Delaware, lis proprietor eoEfdeaus "ec0EHs'sGS Il
70 Business Men as 4 NOS; dtsr1j'e Esedium Jdf
Eemunerdtire cdcertisiag.
To maintain its high si1nArd as family journal
no offensive Objectionable advertisements 1rlH DC
admitted in:o its columns at dny price.
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Tl,e GetiI ll1I,i:).
ELKTON, SEPTEMBER 0, 1882.
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY MEETINGS.

Tho Republican voters of Cecil county
arc requested to hold Primary Meetings
III their respective election districts Oh
.Saurday, September 30th. 1882. at tw"
o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of choosing
rom each district ) delegates to Coun-
ty Convention to meet at E!ktoH on
Tuesday, October Sd, at two o'clock p.
NJ, to select delegates to a Congressional
Nominating Convention TO meet in Haere
de Grace on Thursday, Octo5er 9th. and
to select delegates to judiciary Nomi-
mating Convention to meet at Centerville
on 3uesday, October 18th, 1852.
BY order of the Republican Stase Cse;l-
trail and Executive Committee for Cecil
county.
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MARRIED..

H-MCDnw EI.--Iune 18th, 1882, NJ
Cherry Hill, by Rev. +. T.. White Robert
c. Smith To Miss Mary l.. McDowel, botl
of This county.
Observation-Disclosures August 10th, 1882, At
Perryville, by Rev. y. Iloyt, pastor of tue
Household of Faith, Samuel &. Fisher
and Ella Porter, daughter of the LAT,
Zacharah Porter, both OF PrrryvilIe.
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" DRAGGING Pains "

DIR. H. V. PIERCE, buffalo, y. V: Deor
GiE--My wife had suffering with " female
4 ear I...aFle,' for nearly three years. At
tiries sine so,.,a ,.a;s.,y ;;,i}4ve. she had such
dragging pains We Gitea IS. " sa.r " F,,.
vorite Prescription" advertised, but sup.
posed like most patent medicines it did not
amount to any thing, hut at last concluded
to try hottie which she did. 1t made her
sick mt first, but it began TO show its effect
Il. !. ..,a,.r,,eh improvement, and two bottles
cured her. fo4iS. s.~., :. !. HUYCK:
i,e!.nsi.. y. :.
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Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday of the two sue
cessve weeks next after the first
Monday of September, in the year
1882:

thc same hcin" designated in the Act of Assem-
bly, as the September Sitting that is to say
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None Who Claim to Have Beaten

CnEsTERvlLLE, Kent Co., Md,
July It'll, 1881. !
MEssRs. d. SCOTT & BRO,
Dear Sirs-Having sold over 100 tons
of "Sure Growth last yes;, have felt
considerable intaGost as to results on
crops, compared with other phosphates.
Upon inquiry have yet to find one farm
er who used it but who speaks we'll Of it,
and have seen none who claim to have
beaten it with other phosphates.
Aonr- truly, ii. {. LAYMAN.
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Won't Risk Any Other" Sure
Growth "GOOd Enough
LOCUST GROVE, Kent Co.. Md,
I,lv nth 1881

LOCUST GROVE, Kent Co.. Md,
J..ly 18th, 1881.
MEssIa u. SCOTT & Bro,
Dear !Grs-I used "Surc Growth :"
last year, and, although l have not yet
threshed, there is every indication of a
very satisfactory result, the straw being
heavy and the heads we'll DEVELOPED. -
Year before last the same Phosphate was
used on the farm | now occupy, and the
yield was excellent. This fact led me to
use it again last year, and if my crop
pro, es to be as good as it now promises
don't think will use any other this
fall. "Sure Growth is good enough"
Yours truly, c. 5. Hill,
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In Competition With Barn-yard
Manure.

Ei.K LASniNG, Sept. 18th, 1882.
MESsRs d. SCoTT & BRO,
Ge"t'emen-I purchased from you last
fall QSS1) five tons of "Sure Growth -
and used it upon my wheat at the rate of
$50 pounds per acre. In the same field |
barn-yard MANFRED acres at the rate of
from 20 to % wagon loads per acre. Dur
ing the winter and early spring the ma
nured wheat looked better and more
promising than the fertilized. Before
and at harvest no difference could be
seen, and the average yield for the field
go acres) was b bushels per acre-and
but for loss from damp wheat am salts.
fed l should have made rs bushels per
acre. | shall use it again this fall.
&:ours respectfully,
n G. M\rEhI
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Did All 1t Was Repres ented to

WAyERLy PLACE Stafford Co.. Va, /
July End, 1881.
ID. SCOTT Il Bro,
Dear !Sirs-I have been using your
Ground Bone for the last four years. 1t
has given me entire satisfaction and ele-
giant results. Year before last | used
"Sure Growth" on wheat and ii did all
it was represented to do. This spring |
bought q ten for forward potatoes, and
am fully satisfied with the result.
Yours, &. \. HUNpLEY.
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VIII Use 1t With Confluence.

ELkToN, Md, Sept. 9th. 1889.
MFssRs. ID. ScOTT 4 BRO,
Gchdfm'n-l have used your "Surt
Growth y Phosphate on two crops and an
very much pleased with the result. 1t is
as its name implies, a SIRE gro,cth, and d!
am so well satisfied with it that [ sbal
continue to use it with confidence for the
result. Yours respectfully,
w. 5. EVANS.
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Satisfactory in Every Respect.

EI,hrns. July a5th, 1881.
MEasRs. d. SCOTT 81 BRO,
Dear Sir&-I take pleasure in certify
ing to the excellent results we have had
from the use of Sure Growth" on
wheat 1t is satisfactory in every re-
spect and will meet the expectations of
those who buy it for q high grade relia-
BILE fertilizer.
Yours truly, TOBIAS RCDOLPn.
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Equal if Not Superior to ANY
Ever Used.

CHERRY Hill. Cecil Co. Md,.i
July 18th, 1881.
MEsSEs. d. ScoTr & BRO,
Dear Strs-I have used your "Sure
Growth Super. Phosphate alongside of
other standard phosphates, and can say
found it equal if not superior to any /
every used. shall use it again this fail.
DANIEL ARBUCkLE.
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iNGERsoLh says Dorsey is "a man with
an intellectual horizon and mental
sky As a specimen of Undesirable
nothingness the description is siuply i'm
mense. Ingersoll evidently has never
met the iU6tcidl scribblers Of the CecI
Nem0cF0t. Else for them had he re-
served tha5 eloquent tribute
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Bi-cen.enniaI Celebration. i, s.ssii,,a delpha

We are pleased to be able to give ~
our readers in this issue Il general out
line of the raure prominent features OF
the Bi- Centenniai celebration in Phila-
de!phia. 1t is promised by ti.+asa in charge
that the observance of the two hiilale.itli
anniversary Of the founding Of Phiiadel-
pi,l& agd the Commonwealth OF Pennsl l.
vania @jg. IL Tie grlndest celebration
ever held il i'.;.i:@@as ;;;bil, not excepting
the Centennial.
Grand Civil, Musical and Military Pagean. tcl
Four paVs.
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AN anonymous scribbler in the CsciI
Ncmocrat has recently INDUCED in a
splenetic attack on II very reputable gen
tleman Of this county, the postmaster at
Colora. Possibly the writer has been re-
fused credit for postage stamp. Juds
ing from the article, it was oHe cent
stamp.
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Alongside of Moro Phillips Best.

BOHEMIA MANOR, near Middletown, !
July 18th, 1881.
D. SCOTT & BRO,
Dear Sirs-I used your phosphate ON
my wheat last fasS s;,pAss::side Of Moro
Phillips iiesS, auqs i there was amy diff
ference il was in favor of yours,
Very respectfully.
Taos. LAVENDER.
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TESTIMONIALS
AS Good as the Best.

ELKToN, Sept. 9th, 1882.
D. SCorr & Bro,
Gsntlcmtn-l have used good many
tons of your Sure Growth " in the past
three years, and expect to use it again in
the present seeding. 1t compares tavora-
bly, with the best.
G. W. CRI-IKSH,NK
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Better Than BARNARD Mauure
and Bone.

CHERRY HILL Ceetf Co.. Md,
July oird, 1881.
ID. Score y. BRO,
t@Gr S'rs-We have used "Sure
Growth on corn and wheat, and it is tie
best fertilizer ,es haee ener tried, Last
year on wheat, in competition with Pure
bono and Barnyard Manure, the wheat
was larger, better filled, and the Weld
greater from " Sure Growth than from
the other fertilizers.
Yours respectfully.
STEPHEN PttcK.
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Will Use Nothing Else.

CHEsTERvILIE. Kent Co.. Nd,
July 18th, 1881.
MEssRs. ID. SCoTT e BRO,
fused "Sure Growth last year along
side of other standard goods and found
it equal to the best. In fact. both my
landlord and myself were SO well pleased
with it that we have concluded to use
nothing else this fall.
Yours truly, CHAs. ENGLAND.
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The widow of physician died at San
Francisco, Cal, recently, leaving little
estate which has been appraised at 81
7S5.aH Among the claims filed against
it is one i:n.a piT ,iiysffcian, who claims
Sc $50 Tor TIC Yeas f.f%.sEs, Pc is a
homeopathic, and believes ii. s.....i, Hills
but not in small bills.
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Equal to Any Used for. Ten Years

PEINcIPIo FURNACE, Cecil Co., Nd, J
July 18th. 1881.
MfEssRs. ID. SCOTT G. Bro,
Geattemen-Ip reply TO your inquiry in
regard to your Phosphate, will say that
so far as we have used it, find it equal to
any other phosphate We have used for the
past ten years. Yours truly.
G. p. WHITAKEK Co.
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Satisfactiss; for Ten.

In our family Of ten foT .v..,' two years
parker'S Ginger Tonic has Cured ~ :, lache,
iaXlaria and other complaints 81 satisfi",ar
iiy tli&f we are III excellent health and ito
expense toy doctors or other medicines
Chronicle.
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Forty-seven Bushels Per Acre.

MIR. HuGH NJ. CAMERON, Zion, Cecil
county, Md. used "Sure Growth - last
tall on wheat. From IS acres of stock
ground he had an average yield of 35
bushels per acre, and from Il acres of
stubble he got II bushels per acre, by
weight. He considers :" Sure Growth j.
the best phosphate he can use, and has
bought eight tons this fall.
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WE met casually, this week, in VIII
mington, our genial editorial brother,
Hersey: Of the Daily Republican,. Dis
tant be the day on which he need take
refuge in the suggestion Of bis name.
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CUTICURA

and CUTICIRA soar externally and CrTICt E>
REsoLvENr internally will positively cure every
species vi llumor. from common I'implc 10
Ncion!a. Price OF CUTlCuRA, small boxes. soc:
t&rss t.yey, y. ECEICrEA X rsoIvfhg, 81 per
bottle. "Crilc'nA' Soar, 2gc. GrIIcVNA iaav
Depot, WEEliS y rQITiK, boston. Mass.
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Crops Increased on Every
Application.

NEWARK, DEL, July 18th, 1881.
b. SCoTT & Bro.
Dear .Sirs-IIave used your Bone and
Phosphate for several years. and my
crops have been increased at least one
quarter on every application. VIII use
them again this fall, Yours truly,
JUsTUS IIUGGINS.
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Best He Has Used-Beats Barn
ward Manure.

ELKToN, July 25th, 1881.
MEssRs. d. SCOTT Il BRO,
Dear STs-I have applied SURE growth
for three seasons Oh both corn and wheat
and consider it the hest Phosphate have
ever used. In competition with barn
yard manure, the result was in favor of
the " Sure Growth
Yours truly, JAS. I. STERLING.
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~ PA kfAts who allow their children to
grow up with scrGsi..sG. humOrs bursting
from every pore are guity q ; great wrong
Think of them pointed out as branded with
loat!lsome disease, and you will readily
procure them the CutiCura Remedies.
~ PURE, wholesome diStillation of
witch hazel American pine, Canada fir,
marie0iI, clover blossoms, etc, fragrant
with the heat..l.- essences of baisam and
pine. Such is Sandtord's t!tadcal Cure for Ca
tarrh. Complete treatment ios ~,
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Never Used Il Phosphate So Nice
to Drill.

CnEsrER,ILIE, Kent Co., Md.
July l1th, 1881.
MEssRs. ID. SCOTT & BRO,
Dear Sirs-I used last fall "Sure
Growth, y together with other Phosphates
which cost me more. BY close inspection
| find that Sure Growth " las done BET
ter thm they. am very much pleased
with it and expect TO use it exclusively
this fall have never used phosphate
So nice 10 drill as yours.
r. +. IIURLoCK.
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kEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WORTH SENDING FOR.

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y-TonS of Goods have been received at
HEESE's this week, he has very little room
for so many, didn't buy 'em to keep and is
very anxious to exchange them for trade
dollars or greenbacks. Prices will suit you.
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Frazer Axe Grease

One greasing with Frazer Axle Grease
will last two weeks, all others two or three
.iagI. Try it. 1t received first premium at
the Sen.a....,., tIrG2sft,on.
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Average Yield, Thirty-five Bush.
els Per Acre.

Elk NECK, July 10th, 1881.
MESsEs. ID. SCOTT & BRO,
Dear Sirs-I have used your fertilizers
for several years. For the past two
years have used Sure Growth" Super
Phosphate on wheat, and End the aver
age yield per acre thirty five bushels
to be better than from any other phos-
plate used. Drilled on from $50 to 800
pounds per acre. Any farmer will find
it to his advantage to use Sure Growth. ~
Yours truly, JOHN B. BRICKLEY.
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Now rageth the judicial scribbler with
the fever of the canvass. The chill
awaiteth him.
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Can Cheerfully Recommend 1t.

FOURTH DISTRICT, Cecil Co.. Md.
July 9th, 1891. J
MEssRs. D. SCoTT & Bro,
Dear cirs-I have used your "Sure
Growth" Super Phosphate on wheat,
corn, oats and potatoes to my great sat
isfaction, and would cheeriully recon-
mend it to amy wishing to buy.
Yours respectfully,
Il .,,-Ih c..