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The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20
ROYALGIFTS
ROlIED G0ID RINGS

TLEGANT GOLD RINGS give greater
dissatisfaction to the wearer than any other arti-
Gle of luxury. and are particularly desirable as
presents to Ladies. Gentlemen or Children, as
they lasting remembrance OF the giver.
In order to introduce our goods we will send one
OF our lS-K Hsary Rolled Gold Rings of either the
Plain Band Chased or Sealed patterns by registered
Mail guaranteeing safe delivery, to any address
on receipt of Sl0O. for two rings send $780, for
three rings send $40 for all four send 3.50-post-
age stamps taken Ii more than one is desired
they must be of different patterns as we will not
lat these prices) sond more than one ring OF the
same style to any one person. We send these rings
out
ON APPROVAL.
If. on receipt. you are not entirely satisfied send
the ring Or rings right back to us, and we will re-
fund the money. iairer offer cannot be made.
Our object in almost giring array these beautiful
goods is to secure customers for our SOLID GOLD
JEwELRY of the most fashionable styles, cata-
logue of which will be sent to each purchaser OF
our rings.
Remember that these rings are just as elegant and
as well as Solid Gold Rings costing ten to hf-
teen times the money. Thousands are now wear
ing them without the suspicion from their friends
that the rings not solid gold. In ordering,
state which style of ring you prefer and send 4
strip OF paper which Just meets around your finger
We can fit you perfectly. This extraordinary and
unparalleled offer will not be repeated. Take ad-
vantage of it by ordering Mt once.
J. A. VAIL. Dealer in Fine Jerelry'
1887 MARKET STREET, Philadelphia Pa.
Auril o2-4v
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS

There will be public EXAMINATION
l. OF TEACH ERS held in the Public School
Room in Elkton. on Saturday. the 10th of June:
and a so in the Public School Room in Port De
pOSte Saturday. June l1t!I--conncncing at each
place at 9 O'Clock \. NJ. Spectators are not per-
mittcd in the examination room.
BY order. j. SQUIRE,
May 13-5w Examiner
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20

OSCAR WILDE's ;esthetical labers in be-
half Of this benighted land ended with a
lecture delivered in knee-breeches in
New York, last week. 1t may be said
without hesitation that his influence has
not effected a change in the views of one
sensible person i'll the whole United
States, except to deepen disgust for the
false ;rstheticism which he SO conspicu-
ouSly illustrates in his own person. But
Oscar is young, and the money he has
extracted from the people who have at
tended his calf show throughout the West
will enable him to devote considerable
time TO the Improvement of his mind, so
that if he comes back to America ten
years hence he may be quite different
sort Of person. Oscar is not downright
TOOL, but he sometimes acts like one.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TNIIIS is to give notice. that George
i Evans. of Hartford county. and Benoni Cool
ing Of Cecil county lave formed CoPartner
ship ior the purpose OF packing fiuit and vegeta
blcs NJ CharcstOwn, under the firm and name OF
Evans y Cooling GEO. W. EVANS.
BENONI COOLING,
CharlestOwn, Feb. +th 1Ss2-tf
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20
NEW 4DTERJISEIMENI'S
BUILDING LINE.

pI the huShrl 4 lot Of New York
- State EARLY ROSE POTATOES
NcCRACkEN X BRO.
Mar 55-.-w North East
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20

.QS Straw Mating from l2l, to 30 cents,
white aud fancy, at the GLASS FRONT.
~ We are opening quite Il large lot of
stuff to-day; il was bought pretty cheap:
bought To sell and must he sold. REESE.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20
FOR, RENT

OK ACRES Of excellent tillable and
~ four acres OF pasture land. with i've .kssAAr
room COTTAGE. in Elk Neck. Cecil ssstHH
county MI.. with loo Peach trees in ss3,saA
bearing: three miles from Railroad szxslEzs2asn
station. Immediate possession
Apply TO EDWARD KEMP.
May I3-2w North East Station.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20

1t is said that quite recently the ses-
sion Of the Senate was protracted until
the dinner hour of David Davis had
come and passed. AS usual, ID. d. was
rcstive. He wanted some one of the
Senators to move an adjournment, 1t
was not done Another Senator arose to
make prosy speech. Then, says report
David Davis ''grasped the opportunity
by the forelock, and exclaimed: There
being no further business before the Sem
ate, a motion to adjourn is in order; the
Senator from - has the floor, and
moves to adjourn. All those in favor Of
that motion will say "Aye;" those op-
posed will say No The ayes have it,
and the Senate stands adjourned, and
before the would-be orator could recover
from his bewilderment, the portly Sena-
tor from Illinois was half way to the
cloak room" 1t is believed that hereaf
ter when David Davis feeding time
comes the Senate will exercise the proper
courtesy and let him out.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20
:ssYHE+WHIG5.

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IN ALL CASES AS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED GRATuI-
TouSLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF THE
USUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER
Local matter, Ten cents line for single inser
fion.
Transient rates-EigH cents a line for one and
-Four cents a line tor every additional insertion.
one inch of space counted as Twelre lines One
Column, Fire Dollars per inch, one year.
Four changes dotced to yearly advertisers cithout
additional charge
The circulation of The Hhig being among the
most intelligent classes of Cecil county and the
cdjoining counties Of Maryland, Pennsyiednia and
DeldlcGre, its proprietor confidently recommends it
to Business Men a most desirable medium for
renauneratire 0dpertising
To maintain its high standard family Journal
no o3ensre or Objectionable advertisements riU be
admitted into its columns at any price.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20
FOR RENT.

TNHE STORE HOUSE, on Main a
L street. Elkton. now occupied hy 5. y. s=o@l
Ramhu. Possession given Immediately. -
Apply To HARRY c. HURN.
Feb 2j--tf
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20
ORPHANS CQTkT.

EHE Stated Meeting of the Orphans
Il Court of Cecil county will be held on the
SECOND TUESDAY in every month. ENecu-
tors Administrators and Guardians. wanting
their accounts stated, Will please bring in the
vouchers a few days before Court
II. ID. MILLER,
Ian 1, lS79-y Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20
Executors Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE

Rv virtue of decree of the Circuit
Account for Cecil county. in equity. the under
signed. Trustee. will sell ut Public Auction. in
'front.' OF kcnnard y LerdUms store in the village
OF Mt. Pleasant
WEDNESDAY. the eth day OF June, $50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
a HARD MAN TO DEFEAT.

The animation of Mayor ClesIand,
OF Buffalo, for the office Of Governor
Is likely to prove one Of exceptional
strength aud popularity. From all
that Is known Of the man, he appea, .
70 represent lot only the better eL !.
ment and higher character Of the Dem.
ociay Of the State, Tut, partisansLip
apart, some Of the best qualities of our
civic and political life. lie seems 70
belong to the type Of rising public
men, OF which Comptroller Pattisop. Of
Philadelphia, is another Democratic
example, and Mayor Low, Of BROOKLYN.
is one Of whom the Republicans are
Justly proud. 1t will be as well TO sd.
NIT his merits "nd his strength. and
face the fact that be will be hard
man TO defeat in such canvas, az il
now fairly opened ia this State. The
ticket was completed last evening in a
way that introduced no element NJ
weakness ~. Y. Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

Guiisau's boiy lies monldering 10
tho grave, hut bis soul Is msrchirg on
The bullet that male 4 ihur President
makes his Finance Minister, Charles
J. FOlger, R~p"b'i'An nominee Tor
Governor. Gui can is dead. hut his
work survives. y 4 al the honor ef
tho victory, Lo1sver, can the Adaiin-
is.ralion claim. Ese~pt fpr Jay Gou'fs
powerful all IL is doa'.tful whether
with al its immense resources Of bat
tIa the Alminislf a,i" e.."ld have
comrassel Governor CornrlrS defeat.
When, however, il ehlists,i this great
railroad aud money king n tie cause,
the day Was gained. Jay Gould has
struck down Governor Cornell for
daring TO do his duty aa Governor Of
the State Of New York. and refusing 10
be the obedient servant Of Jay Gould.
Because Governor Cornell chose 70
serve the people rather than the cham
pion of Wall street manipulators, he is
sacrificed. The once proud Republican
party Of the Empire State consents 70
be the instrument Of Jay Gould's re-
vengel Governor COlnsll's death war.
rant is read in the lines Of his veto d
the bill relieving the New York eleva'
ted railroads OF several hundred thou
sand dollars in taxes, aud in othel
vetoss Of pet schemes Of Mr.. Goul'
for taking money out ef the pockets o
the people and putting it in his pocket
Will the people come forward 70 sus-
tain a party that slaughters the champ
ion and defender Of their interests a
the demand of the sharks Of WA
stroct.-Syrac,Is Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
AaE ANTI.MoxoPoLIsrs cRASKs /.

That large aud influential portion Of
the newspaper press that is controlled
by the managers Of incorporated monop-
olics and consequently antagonistie to
the interests Of the Nation would have
the people believe that every person
who publicly favors certain necessary
reforms are cranks or Communists, but
the more intelligent portion of the pop
ulation are looking into the problems
that are inevitably to be solved in the
near future. We are glad to see a
growiog disposition to consider the diff
ficult questions of the age in spirit OF
candor aud fairness by some of the
most profound thinkers of the country.
A lecture on that snhject was recently
delivered by Lyman Abbott, in which
he very ably sets forth the difficult
political issues, that have been careful
ly ignored by political parties, but
which are rapidly absorbing public at
tention and which the Anti Monopo.
lists are especially anxious to have
every American citizen investigate,
This republic is in dasger-let our
loyal citizens be prepared to come tc
her rescue.-Justice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
sLiTeR's WE LcOnE.
IIoLus.

The meeting at Hamilton's Hall last
Saturday evening, for the welcome ol
Senator Slater, was indeed an enjoy.
able affair. The house being we'll
filed, Judge Chenoweth car city Mayor,
arose and made an address OF welcome
in his usual appropriate manner, after
which song was had by the choir.
The Senator was then introduced and
addressed the audience for nearly
half hour highly entertaining his hear
ers. He detailed in O short concise
manner his efforts while in Cjngi ess in
behalf Of the people Of Oregon, whom
he was there to represent. Through
Mr.. S!atei's efforts, no doubt, much is
due to the present appropriation for
Yaquina Bay having been raised, but
unfortunately the house refused to per-
NIT it to remain as raised. He promis-
el during his continuance in the Senate
to remain true to the interests of the
people. We believe in doing all pub
lie servants justice for faithful dis
charge of public duties and therefore
must add that thus far we believe Mr..
Slater has conducted himself AS rep-
resentati7e of the State at large and
has endeavored to represent them inn
partially and has not permitted himself
to be biased in favor OK or prejudcal
against particular localities, but has
seemingly ondeavorcd to treat all Sec
tions alike. The choir then sang an-
other choice selection, after which Mrs
Arnold favored the audience with a
solo that had to be heard to lie appre-
ciated. All in all the gathering was q
successful and enjoyable affair. - Gasefte
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
THE D,ryEnx.E.

Suppose the Legislature now in ses-
sion in Salem was Demo ratio LegIsla.
ture instead Of Republican legisla-
ture, and the accusations Of biitcry
aud fraud were Az prevalent among
Democrats as they are now among Re
publicans, the Republican press Of the
State would, with great unanimity,
join each other in lecturing tho people
upon the great deprayiiy, Ignorance,
sieinu4ness, crininality, hypocrisy,
seltishness, double dealing propensity.
incompetency, and ell the other defects
and weaknesses which have no ofte n
been brought TO the doors OF Democrats.
We would also be Informed from day
To day how moral, good, honest, TEN.
perate. law-abiding and God.fsaring
Republicans are as compared with VIC
ious bourbona. But people are grow
Ing wiser day by day. Not many days
since tho telegraph Informed the peo-
pie of thia coast that the prospect Cf
Republican victory In the sleotion 10
como Off in Georgia on "Wednesday the
4tb inst was veIy hopeful. Pains at
great length, were taken TO show the
causes which would conSpire TO give a
Republican victory in State which
usually gives 10000 to $4,000 Demo-
cratic majority.
Democrats read tbsss presages Of
Republican viotor,y with an air II dis
credit. But a.out five or six days after
the election, the news gatberer Of the az
aociatcd press Est condescspdei 70
send rs The result Of the election which
shows Democratic majority Of $1,000.
IL will bs remembered that the VIC
tories gained by the Republicans last
mouth in Maine aud Vermont were
duly and promptly reported by the
Telegraph on the next day after the
elections 10 those states.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
.

"Iion. 7. J. Sites, formerly Of this
city, has returned to our midst and
purchased half interest In the sr.rx
hIdHTs DgMocRAT, G. II. Stewart
retiring. Now that Clalb has dofFed
the Journalistic war-palnt and beteok
himself to other avocations, we wish
10 say right here, there Is nothing
small about him but his politics.
Weighing all other considerations. he
Is a first rate fellow. The firm n
Chamberlain & Sites, no doubt, will
make the DgMocRAT a leading power
In the land, to convert wicked Repub.
licans from the errors of their ways
and to!iurn them from the power OF
God unto SltaD, as they are both joI.
lytgood fellows and ably qualified to
enter the domain Of journalistic efrJrt,
and maintain one OF the best Demo
cratic newspapers In the State of Or.
egon. ."-HeraLI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

Charles Reade has bright eyes, gray
hair, clsar-cut features and beard
cut in the Louis Treizs style.
The Prince and Princess Of Waller,
on their visit TO the King aud Queer n
Of Denmark at some German baths,
travel a. Baron and Baroness Renfrew.
A drum which was beaten by mt
sician named Robbins a. the Battle of
Bunker Hill been given to the Boston,
ian Society by Councilman A. II. Lau-
ter.
seh Of OaIibaldi's children il 10 ge:
$1,000 a year for life from the Italian
Government. Yet tbeir late father
vas In 1884 condemned by the grand.
father Of the present KING Of Italy to
be shot.
Capt. Webb lived for fortnight on
brown sugar during soyage between
Yokohama and Manila, hia bark being
disabled aud bis provisions failing.
Guinea pig fed on the same diet have
gone blind and died In little longer
time.
Lieut.. DAnnehower declined 70 at
tend the banquet in New York given
ia homer Of Engineer Melville. Melville
charges DAnebowor with jsAlousl, to-
wards him amounting almost 70 inssni-
ty. These two officers never agreed as
70 the expedition.
Twenty-Five acres have been planted
in corn and seven acres ia cotton by
Miss Kreamer, Helena, Ark, she
having done the plOwing herself and
atssaded 10 the crop 10 far without help
aud expects 10 harvest hale Of Gotten
10 the acre, and forty bushels Of corn
to the same amount Of land.
The president Of = Kentucky turn
pike has announced in published adj
vertisenent that be will prosecute rs
puolic nuisancea" all parties riding on
bicycles en- bis turnpike, because they
''endanger the lives Of those travelling
in vehicles on said road And the
bieyeIers are laughing at him and bis
threats.
4 literary club Of Cincinnati, now
in i,s thirty -third year. has given The
country from It's members one Presi
dent, r. u. Hayes; two foreign minis
ters, Mr. T0yes TO France, Mr.. Taff u
Austria; one chief justice, Salmon P
Chase, nne associate justice, STANLEY
Matthew'S; two Cabinet officers. Judg'
Taft and j. ID. Cox.
Mrs. Huljah Sargent Robertson
the oldest person in Vel mont, died las
Friday at Bethel. She WAS born il
Chester, N. IT,, April 80, 1879, an
was the last survivor Of q fAmil.
Of eleven children. The daughters 9
his family were remarkable for lor
gevity, six Of them living to be owe
ninety years of age, and two Of ther
over 100 years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
PUTTING 1T STRONG.

To prove to the world that they In
tended to stand by their candidate
for the Legislature, the Republicans
of Pamlico county, South Carolina
after a Htting preamble, adopted the
following resolution
"ResolUed, We will vote for Jim
Lane, be he spirit of hell, or goblin
danmsd, bringst he with him airs
from heaven or blasts from hell, or
comes he in questionable shape, but
we will vote for him as against the
B )urbon Democracy
IfJim Lane falls to be elected by
such constituency, would 1t not be
well to release ex.Gov. Moses from
Blackwelps Island and send him back
to his quondum supporters ?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
CHANGE OF PRoPnIEroa rs.

Mr.. c. II. Stewart, County Clerk
oil Linn county. has sold his interest
In the STATE RIoHTs DEMocRAr to Hr.
I. J. Stiles, late private Secretary
to Gov. Thayer. Mr.. Sites brings
experience to the work, and the
DEMocRAr will undoubtedly thrive
under the management OF Chamber.
sin & Sites. Mr.. Stewart carries
with him the best wi hes Of host oI
friends in retiring from the news
plper business. - DissemiaaIor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

The main wheel of watch makes
four revolutions in "a hours, or 460
In year the second, or centre, "a
revolutions in "a hours, or s760 in a
year /; the third wheel, 192 in "a
hours, or 60, ,OSO in year the fourth
(which carries the second handy,
LAO in "a hours, or $4,000 in q
year /; the fifth, or wheel,
12,s64 in "a hours, or 4,72s, 400 rev.
olutions in year while the beats
or vibrations made in "a hours are
Sss, 800, or 141, ,912, 900 in year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
SiTrREs oWx. TRTE LAXATIVE

As agreeable to the taste as the
fruit from which 1t Is made, prompt
and painless in IFS action on the liver
and bowels, the great remedy Syrup
Of Figs Is selling rapidly and giving
Satisfaction to all. Children cry for it
on account OF its pleasant taste, and
grown people are beginning TO use II
exclusively, as II leaves them feeling
better than any other reIucdy. For
sale by Foshay & Mason, Albany
Rector & Son, Halsey, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
SALEM coRnEsroSDEScE.

In my last letter on the cigarette
bill ! omitted to give the develop
inents on this subject. A careful ref.
erence 10 the experience on this coast
has revealed the fact that yOuDg
smokers Of cigarettes, In California,
are contracting diselse both ancient
aud dangerous. These cigarettes are
made by chimes, who ara more or
less diseased with leprosy. There
are hundreds Of young men who arc
affected BY this habit of smoking
these cigarettes made by diseased
chinamen. II will not be lung until the
medical faculty OF tho Coast will be
foremost In warning our young men
Of their danger. Ia fact, II Is being
done now, and each physician, where
they are made, reports the num-
Der o! young men who are thus
afflicted, and they run into the hun
dreda. Here Is chance for respect
ablo young ladies TO become usofuI
and wage a war on this vice. publIc
sest Il nent goes FAR In this matter, and
may arrest the terrible scourge. The
disease Is contracted through tho
lips.
Tho investigating committee has
reported and dIshanded. Mitchell Is
exonerated and vlndIcated, but tho
meddlers are ccnsured. There Is n
ridiculous fAce to this thing that
makes II worse than chIld's play.
There was nothing In the business
farther than inducements offered TO
the estrays TO stand In on the organl.
zation. When these offers were
made, II seems, tho disatfected or
disjoInted Republicans did not want
to be induced. Hence kicked the
good intentions OF othIes over and
down came the unfortunate investl.
eating committee.
"The bumblo.bss went bololinz over the
plain. etc.
| The Legislature has about cenclud
cd to have Mr.. Willard make his en-
dowment OF $4,000 to the State I'm.
iversity directly 10 the Regents, IL
stead of to the State, and tho State
will appropriate one.tenth Of one mil
10 the use OF the University There
ig not one-.hIr,l OF the property o
the State taxed. One-tenth OF one
mill ought 10 raise from six TO sever
thousapd dollars per annum now
. and coon ton Thousand. Tne bill &
! give twenty-five hundred dollars an
nually 10 the Agricultural College a
Corvallis has passed theSenate. Their
Is much useful legislature going on
and we find this body Of men, OF a
parties, to he as fiue body OF Repre-
sentatives and senators as were eve
/. elected In this State. In many re
specis IL i superior Legislature
The State may feel proud OF sue
men.
The Mitchell situation IL hy n
means 80 dubious as Il was fe'
days since. It need not surprise yo
.. IL he Is elected on the 3ist or 32n
te ballot. III he Is not, there will be r
: election. The responsibility of d.
feating the election OF Senator Is d
vlded between tae organization an
the faction, with fair arguments q
!. both sides. The strong position
\. held by the caucus members au
5. they will not give up. There a
among the boilers come who viii ~
"a take the responsibility OF defeatIr
the election Of Senator, even II the
2 . have to vote for Mitchell. II lool
now as IL the crisis was near at han
H. We will know in few days. Der
ocrats should hold fast 70 tn
which Is good.
I.o,,..,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

One Of the curious Industries OF
New York city is gathering it, stale
bread from large h,'tels and restaur-
ants, and grinding 1t up into food for
poultry and pigs. The Astor House
sells its stale bread for $500 annually.
The contractor has 500, 600 invested
in the business, and keeps nine teams
at work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

A halfinterest in the Albany Demo-
erGt has been purchased by Mr.. T. ].
Sites, late private secretary to Cover.
nor ThAyer. OF course we lid Mr..
Stewart goodbye with many rsrets,
but We welcome his talented successor
with true feeling, just the opposite -
East Oregoaian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

Cypress wood, after exposure 10 the
air becomes OF a dim reddish color.
1t possesses great strength and elias
ticity, and is lighter and less resinous
than the wood Of the pine. Where
1t abounds it is extensively used for
building purposes. Roofs covered
with cypress shingles from timber
cut In Winter will last for forty
wears,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
nEsT BAKING POWDER.
Iaserxesaisg tests Hade By sheGsVernmeai
Chemtst,

DIR Edward O Love, the present Analy-
teal Chemist for the Government, has
recently made some Interesting expSri-
ments ~ 10 The comparative value Of
baking powders. DIR Lsve's tests were
made to determine what brands are the
most economical 10 use, and ~ their ca
pacity lies In their leavening power, tests
were directed solely 10 ascertain the avail
able gas Of each powder. DIR Loves re-
port givesthe following