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On ~ appearance of the first symptoms.
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lor, chilly SIs.,.,.:ions, followed by night
Swcats and cough ,,FQmpt measures for re-
lief should he taken. C0,,.-.: Dtion is ScrOfu-
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great anti-scrofula, or blood-purine, ed
s:reHg+,. -RaStorer, - Dr. lierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" Superior 10 Cod liver
oil hs a nutritiYe. a.,.l unsurpassed as pee
toral For weak lungs. splitting OF blood,
and kindred affections. it ha- 10 equal.
Sold by druggists the world OVER, tGr j'r.
Piercc'S pamphlet on Consumption. re;ii
Two stamps 10 WORLD DIsrESSAEY MEpi-
CAR ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n. y.
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Ei-GIrNte,. ~ RESTORED IIrIInINC:.-
Both Sexes admitted. College and Pr"ptr-
atory School. Under aar.. e Members oi
The Society of Friends The ,.,f.s;. ,.rildin@
destroyed by fire ON month, last, hia ,.G..,
com,..i:tely rebuilt, enlarged, and fitted up
with aN .-."reniences. Thorough instruc-
lion i'll Language, Literature, Mathematics
and the Sciences. %"~ Scientific Bul,liug
containing Laboratories, I,r..t;ng Rooms,
Machine Shops, and all appliances ~ nnr
SANG = thorough course in Chemistry, Me
chailiG.ll and Civil Engineering. The next
term opeus EGlt 100. (Sept.) l2rh. apply
early. rs, other th-ne- being equal, places
will t,e given tie eas3ie>. Applicants.
For fax particulars, address t,B~ ! RID
II. MAGiLL, President. Swarthmore Col
legc Delaware Co., Pa
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HONORARY COLLEGE DEGREES.

This is tho very height OF the COM
menccment season, ana close observers
nave disccrued the fact that the crop of
ID, y. S" and LID. S" this year is
to be insignificant in comparison with
what was an average yield dozen Years
ago The smaller colleges still distribute
honorary degrees with a freedom which
makes their honors comparatively worth
less, but the best institutions bestow
them with commendable caution. Among
the tel, commercementS which occurred
last week was that Of Princeton College,
one of the most famous seats ot learning
in Tie country, which conferred bat two
tie2recs Of l.. D.. Rev. Ruderick Terry,
Of New York receiving one of them; and
three degrees of LII President Mcr
rill L. Gates, of Rutgers College, recelv
jur one OF the latter and and Prof. Henry
NJ. B;.:gy, another. 1t is true that the
comforting of al equal number OF such
degrees by every institution III the land
which arrogates to Itself the name "f
college would result i'll an @ reproduction
of doctors of divinity anu doctors Of law,
but Princeton is entitled to confer five
degrees where most Of the so-Callcd col
leges are not entitled TO confer enc, The
institution whose degrees are worth Law
ing do not exceed ten in number, and the
more cautious these ten arc in bestowin@
their houols the more will their honors
be worth. 1t has been suggested that
some method should be adopted 10 pre-
vei.t the indiscrimiIatc distribution Of
honorary degrees, and it is evident that
there would ha ~ advantage iii having
colleges below certain grade deprived
of the power to confer sacit degree. Ii
none but important colleges could aoEier
deerees, American I'D. s. and "LL.
d. s. uoald soon cease to be a subject
OF ridicule abroad.
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THE ARTHUR ADMINISTRATION.
A Massacnusett View OF fcnnsY;vanI,
Politics.

Senator Camcr0n'S forecast of the dis
astro7s effects of Democratic supremacy
in tic national government upon the
enormous trade interests that depend on
the maintenance of a protective tarilr 10
one which may we'll command the
thoughtful attention Of Massachusetts
Itepupiicans also. In the campaign of
lSsn, q prominent Democratic leader
declared thai the protective tariff was
maintained mainly ioi' The hlGed, IT s{Sn
Massachusetts ana Pc.Ii, syivaiii..
This is not true. bat it il true that there
are nc other two States i'll the Union
where the capital invested and the labor
empioyad II manufacturing establish
ments would be Sti"@E s2@h staggering
and universally ruinous blows 10y t..:
national advent of the Democratic ualty
and "a tariff for revenue only" The
maha faatHrcrs. the merchants, the bust
nes, men Of Massachusetts, know this.
and they are in.,ui!ln.g, ~i,ii -, ,t.,!s
patience and alarm, why MIR. Mitchell
and his followers propose to wreck tn"
Republican 'arty next tall, and for what
good reason Pennsylvania is to lie sur.
rendered i'll advance 20 the anti-talii;
party and ali the industrial interests of
thai AZ, evrss atAer manufacturing
State place" iii :oo!i2,uy n ,a@t,
What is it ali about? DO the indc-
pcndents declare i"r any principle not
also declared by the regular Republicans
OF Pennsylvania Not one. Have they
been excluded from representation on the
State TICKET not at all. Why then.
this .a@oi:? rhe OILY qEgEer We get
from the newspaper month p.e2eg ii =: is
remarkable movement il that the l'rcS-
dent has not appointed the right kind OF
men to Office. When We inquire Il little
further we find that the complaint is not
that incapable men. OF characterlesS men
hava bCeG appointed! to Office. but that,
though cai.Is.i.t. Gqi}sFt ga! H3i'ti.y. ,hGy.
nevertheless, iiapfeGe" 10 i<r~taE Gran, 10
Blaine or Sherman III 1850. iii, the iicpab-
iican nominee for President. That is the
whole of it. After keeping up an infer
nal rub a-dub- dub on the kettle drum of
reform for years. and vociferously
ANNOUNCING th2!g conPttsipn that tht only
tests for Office shonid DC . IS lie hVlesb
L. i.2 capable !! They now propose to
revolt against THE Hdminis tratiop and
wreck the party un.res tI.sy goa. %. 80;
the only tests for cf1ice, was lie against
Grant in 1850 3?
In New York, President Arthur has.
d,....x his occupancy OF tue chief execu
tive c!.a!.., ...-... so;2nwhere about one
hundred and ten no'lii.a,,.-.' a. .e.,s,:.l
office holders 4 nd of tipr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01

y bill has passed the House retiring
trade dollars, stopping their coinage and
making them exchargcable for standard
j pllars at the mint for the next two years.
We hope this measure will pass The
Senate and become 4 law. Such an act
Should have been passed years ago. and
Congress in this respect has been mex
cusabIy negligent.
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REGISTRATION.

We have already urged upon the
Republicans st Cecil county the plain
necessity for Il complete registration Of
their voters. and have suggested the pro
riaty Of the calling together the County
J Secutiyc Committee III order to secure
proper organization in this important
matter. In addition to what we have
iready said on this subject, the follow
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01

THE recent cyclones have impressed
lpou the minds of Western people one
Important duty, namely, that Of con-
struating places of refuge in the cellars
u tbr., hcuscs to which they may fly
nd ~ .CcHrc, even though the buildings
D. irtcu vi, their foundations and carried
way .;y the fury Of Il storm. 1t is said
lat the :swc-inspiring rear of the ap-
).Oach;ng tornado can be heard long
gn0ugil iii advance TO allow all the iuhab-
itluts OF Il building to flee to the cellar,
DIT as now constructed there is TO cover
L = TO cellars to protect the heads Of the
{ fugceS from falling tinbers when the
buildings are lifted of their foundations.
I is urged that if an apartment i'll the
K Far Of each house is covered over With
heavy timboIs. it will afford 2 safe re-
raat from storms whose fury no building
.aoGe ground, however strong, can with
stand. It is believed that if al. the poo-
re of the West would provide places of
.'ttuge III their cellars. inture cyclones
You'd caUSe no los; save that of proper
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ORDER NISI.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIGHTNING ROD
COMPANY
ELIZABETH WALKER ET AL.
ORDER NfSI.


WILLIAM F. HuVARn 1T Al
In the Circuit Court lor Cecil county. 1t Equity.
No. li4l.
ORDERED. This 22nd day Of June.
W in the year eighteen hundred and eight y-twu.
that the sales made ana reported by William i.
louCS Trustee Tor the sale Ot the real CStat" men
toned in the ahoyc-eutilcd cause lie ratified and
confirmed. unless c:t;iSC to the contrary thereof
be shown on o. before the iwcntv--iVth LAY Of
August next: provided. copy of this order he
Inserted in some newspaper printed and pub
liShed il Cecil county. once a week Tor one month
be ore the twenty fifth day OF July next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
$Ii.r25Uu .TAIFiS A. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy: test. JAMES 4. DAVIS.
June 2f-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01

4 IT is alleged on what seems to be good
authority, that George William Curtis,
dc great Civil Service Reform leader,
helped himself to 500 a day FOR his ser
vices while on the Civil Service Commits
ssi IN. There are great many Rciormers
loi' thnt Kind.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01

the New York S,,a amt always right
but It very frequently makes first, class
hit, as in the following; Ii there should
De any distinct ion of classes in such Il
political system as ours, 4 line might be
drawn b.tween the working classes and
die lazy classes; and to the former alone
should any power lie allotted" There
IS solid truth in this, and truth that
should not Ice IGNORED
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01
REGISTRATION N0TIGDD
To the Citizens Of Cecil County

FENiiE undersigned. Officers of lt%wi,tra-
4 ton Tor the ScN crai Eieetjoa b>tli,tS Crcjl
county. in cUmiiin.4,o with the provisions OF an
act OF the Geav sa!i Assembly OF Maryland aI-
proved th,. N-,vel,centh day of February. IN the
year e.g;seon hundred and ciahty-twU, entitled
An Act Ia provide for the uniform registration OF
the names oil all the qualified ynterS in this
State hereby give notice that The said Officers
ot Registration. fer the purpose ct aScertaining
and registering in The proper Registry OF Voters
and roll BOOKS the n.ISOE~ qualified 10 vote in
the respective Election Districts Of said county
will sit i'll IL" respective Election Districts OF
which the, Officers % Regis tratiul!. from $
O'ClraA \. VI. to o'clock Z. VI on th.
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w anamaker's.

Well try the experiment awhile
of giving you a little more spe-
cifc news about goods. We
know we'll, if We can get such
news 10 you promptly, that it
will be acceptable. You can
write or come.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01

Bcatty's Beethoven Organ is meeting with
wonderful sales. Nearly two thousand
We're manufactured and shipped during last
month from his factory at Washington,
reg Jersey. a special ten day offer is
made 10 ou. leaders i'll another column.
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q he QetiI q)I''9.
ELKTON, JULY /, 1882,

4 TEMPERATE and well considered ar
hicle in our Peoples column signed ~
A on Partizan,' will we think repay our
41 adcrs for its perusal.
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Elegance and Purity.

ladies who appreciate elegance and puri-
~ aya using I'arl,er's Hair 6alsain. It j.
tie best article sold for restoring gray haif
to its original color, beauty aud lHstrs,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01
GUI'TEAl1
THELAST SCENE IN THE TRAGEDY
The Assassin Expiates his Crime in the
GallowS

Up to Thursday, the exact minute OF
Guiteau's execution had not been announce
ed, it was generally understood however
that it would take place about one o'clock.
FTL!Y AWARE of THE STU ALTON.
Gen. Crockcr said at u late hour on Thurs
day afternoon: "Of the thousands who
!lave seen GutcIu while he has been in jail,
many Of them lave ventured the assertion
that lie would break ao~u when it came To
the ilst. Though he shows more concern
than generally, Tor he has had his approach
ing death impressed upon him several times
to-day, first by DIR. Hicks, then by signing
his will, then 10y the parting visit of his
sister and brother, and inally by Or. Hicks
i'll his closing prayers this afternoon, there
are as vet no signs of breaking down, As
that is generally understood. | am satisfied
from his expressions Ia his folks and 10 my
self that he realizes exactly what is going
on and what is pending, though possibly
not as fully as others of the twelve men
that have been executed since have been
in charge OF the Jail.
HIS LAST Will AN TESTAMENT
The letter, in the nature OF Il will, by
which Gutcau diSpOsts of his body, j. as
follows:
WAsiiI::cru~. d C.. lime -, 1SS2--Tn
the Rev. William W. Hicks: |, Charles j.
Guiteau, of the city OF Washington, in The
District ot Columbia, now under sentence
81 death, which i to lie carried into effect
between the hours at tw+lyrani tw" o clock
IN the :intn day Of .,une, \. -. lSS@, III the
Omitted States Jail in said District, do here
by give and grant to you my body after
such execution: provided, however, it shall
not be used for amy mercenary purpose
Aud hereby. for good and sufficient con-
:>iderarinns, give, deliver and transfer To
said Hicks my book, entitled " The Truth
and Removal and the copyright thereof,
To ht used by him IN writing Il truthful his
tory of my life and execution. And di-
rect that such history he entitled The Life
and Work of Charles j. Guiteau.' And |
do hereby soieIauly proclaim and announce
IN all the world that no person or persons
Shal! ever III any manner Use my body tor
any merCenary purpose whatsoever. And
if III any time hereafter amy person "r per
sons shall desire to honor my remains they
can do it by erecting a monument, whereon
shall be inscribed these words: Here lies
the body OF Charles j. Guitean, patriot ana
Christian. His soul is in glory
s. ecial dispatch to THE WING.
At l2.:;G Yesterday Guiteau was led forth
by Warden Croker and assistants, aud
after all prrIiminarys at l2.30 o'clock the
trap WAS sprung ami the assassin fell with
Il decided and heavy thug. In six minutes
after the trap WAS sprung the victim was
pronounced dead hy the medical experts
present. After hanging fer some 20 min
UfrS lie WAS taken down and the remains
delivered to Rev. DIR. Hicks, and We're
Immediately surrounded by the medical
experts who were selected to make thc
autopsy The result of the examination
will be made public ut its conclusion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01

Total taxes for State X county purposes $l,p 81
Basis of State Taxation - ...,....... 81: S15 49s
Basis OF County oO5 s65
A. do law provides, Taxes will he due and pay
able on Ike first day OF September next.
REM. u. BOWEN. Clerk
Of The County Commissioners OF Cecil County.
June :;-Aw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01

.-I. i:l3 hi:Gs, drastic, gripping, sirkenng
pills are FAST being superseded by Dr.
'''"'r"'s "fursative Pellets Sold by drug
-i>tS.
~ Invalid r4"tl,l,.i. weak, ackly chill
dren n,,p,, ,,i...,ii' y iron BitterS.
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''Wi!fA | puhii.ly testified HAT | had
been cured Of = terrible skin humor by the
Cuficur;. Remedies. | did So that others
might ne cured, and do not regret the Zine
given to answering Inquiries" Hon. Nm.
Taylor, Boston.
CATAREH-Rrlie! in FIVE minutes in
every case; gr.t:fying, Wholesome relief he
yond Il money valuc Cure begins from first
application, and is rapid, raii":, and perm
aneu+ Ask for Sanlord'S Radical Cure.
Complete for Il
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NOTICE TO (HEniTnRS.

NolIIT. 10 SsEiI9fIEbktS.
FHNHlS i to give notice. that the Subscribers u
4 Cecil county. have obtained from the Orphan,
Court OF said county, letters ol Administra Oh
the personal .~tate of
JAMES II. LIittFtiII
late OF said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warn
ed t" exhibit the same. with til" vouchers thereof
duly authenticated.
On or before the lgrh day Of May. 1852:
they may otherwise. ny law. he excluded from all
benefit ol said estate. i'll! persons iadchtrd IA
said estate are requested 1" make Immediate l.l
m"i.t to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this nth day Of May. lSS2.
MARY M"CTLLDtfiI
JAMES 7 NELLY.
Administrations vi j. Ii. McCuDuugii. deceased
TcSt-HENEY ID. MILLER Register.
May 2T-6w
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Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday after the
second Monday in the month Of
July, in the year eighteen hundred
and eighty-tWo;

(the same being designated in said Act of Assem-
bly, a> the [liSt Summer SittuE. as follows:
The ,ir!,cr of Registration for the First Election
district will sit at WATTS STORE, in said
district, on Tuesday. the eleventh day of July:
and at WARWICK. on Wednesday, the
twelfth day Of July: and n rEtTLrON. on
Thursday. Friday and saturday. the thir-
tceuth. fourteenth ana fifteenth days Oh July.
The Officer of Registration Tor the Second Flee
ton dl$tgs", will sit at PORT HERMAN in
said district. nl Tuesday the eleventh dav al
July: and at cilt.SArl:AkE CITY. ON Wed
ncsday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday, the
twelfth. thirteenth. aiiitecnth and fifteenth
days oi July.
The Officer or Registration for the Third Flee
ton distract will sit ut CHERRY HILL, in
SAID district. On Tuesday. the eleventh day OF
July: and at NEW LEEDS. in said district.
on Wednesday. the twelfth day OF July: and
ut EI4kION. On Thursday. Friday and >atur-
day. the thirteenth. fourteenth and fifteenth
days OF July,
The Office. nf Registration f"r the Fourth Flee
ton district will sit at APPLETON. in said
district on Tuesday. the eleventh day ot July:
aud ut COW ANrOWN. ON Wednesday, the
twelfth day of July: and at FNlE lilLj. on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. tn" tkir-
tccnth, fourteenth and fifteenth days UI July.
The Officer of Registration for the Fifth Flee
tion district will sit at Ella NECK. on Tues
d::y. the eleventh day Of .iuIy: ut CHARLES
TOWN. on "Wednesday. the twclnl day TT
.iuy: ana at NORTH EAST, un rnur<siay.
Friday. and Saturday. the thirteenth. lour-
tccnth. and fifteenth lays vt July.
TGc officer of Registration 1ur the SlNth Flee
tiun district viii Sit at CblbRA. in said dis
tg!rt. ON lGc.S,4;Y and "Wednesday. tnr cl,V-
cntn az. twelfth days oil Judy: u; RISING
:. X, III Lf.urstay. Friday. ami Saturday.
tho thirteenth. fourteenth. and fifteenth days
OF July.
The Oiliccr"E Registration for the Seventh i.icc
ton district will Sitat PENRl Nii-LE. in said
district. On Tuesday. the rleEcnth day ul .iTiy:
al k1WLAND,NIII.E au "Wednesday. III"
twelfth day al .iuty: and III PORT DEINSlr
81 Thursday. tgi,iiy. ami saturday. the thi.
tcCnth, iVuiteenth. ana fifteenth days ri July.
The Officer of Registration for the Eighth Flee
tuu district will sat at MOI Nj PLEASANT.
in said district. on TUESDAY. Wednesday.
Thursday. Friday. and Saturday. the eleventh
twelfth. thirteenth. fourteenth. and fifteenth
lays OF July.
HI" Officer of Registration Tor the N:nth Flee
tiun district Will sit at BRICK MEETING
ltOl Sc in said district Oh Tuesday. Wed
nrsiiy. Thursday, Friday and Slturuay. The
eleventh. twelfth, thirteenth fourteenth and
fifteenth days al iuiy.
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wCSL WANTED,
FOR RENT.

T9IIIIADELPIIIA PRICES PAID fn
L wool.
it!IAW NRETi.Atk.
Jane TT Glasgow. Delaware.
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rVIIE STORE House. ON Main q
Il street. Ell,ton. lately u".upicd i.s :. s=a@
:. kaulh0. Immediate pu~~r-Ssru given. -
Apply to HARRY q. IirRN.
Feb Zd-tI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01

HOLM l.. FEEtft son
officer "i Registration for the First Election
district.
Joseph I. lIEpRICk.
Officer of Registration i"r the SECOND Election
district.
JOHN FRAZER.
officer OF Registration for the Third Election
district.
". REESE MAHAN.
Officer of Registration for the Fourth Election
district.
IOMAED G.. LOWE.
Officer OF Registration for the Firth Election
district.
SAM II. J. .IENNESS
Officer of Registration Tor the Sixth Eject ou
district.
John Il. ABRAHAMS.
Officer OF Registration for the Seventh Election
district.
MERRITT =. NcNAMEF
Officer ui Registration for the Eighth Election
district.
WILSON II. PERSON
Officer of Registration Ior the Ninth Election
district.
June lin
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STATE and COUNTY TAX LEVY
OF 1882.

IN pursuance of an Act of Assembly.
passed January session. 1881 chapter - notice
OF Cecil County. ut q tHcetir" held by them on
May :1tli. levied the State aud County Taxes Tor
lsN1. i0llowS-thc rate ol Stat" Tax. as fixed BY
law, being IS cents on each 500 ui the taXah;,
h: sis. and til" rate OF County Ta>. rs fixed by the
Commissioners. being 81 cents each SlUr:
STATE. $2ii4I SC
COUNTY TAN
aLAiS HOUSE ..........................F:'.nuO 90
L LSL.L.NAf i M
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-07-01

An extraordinary debeige,
extraordinary in quality and
width, we are selling at 50
cents; AZ inches. No lady who
can use debeige will be inclined
to pass it; for it is worth twice
the money.
The melanges at 40 to 90
cents are worth a half more,
just about. There are four
qualities, and somewhere about
fifty color-effects.
Second circle southeast from confer
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-19

The Democratic press Of the nation.
headed by the New York Sun. is elamor-
ing for the abslishment Of the system OF
internal rsv,nus taxation. The tax on
whisky il depressing the Democratic
leaders. 1t keeps up the price. and con.
seousutly lessons the supply. Forty
drinks q day IL the present limit. under
the law which causes this unnatural In
A.sion In the price Of this political sta
pie,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-19

Sir Stafford Northcote will oppose
Bradlaugh's admission to the House OF
Commons on the ground that no does
not believe in the existence OF God. II
is the old story Of rsligion-Church and
State-which has caused SO much trouble
in the past. /. has been but a compare.
lively short time since Jews were allowed
political privileges in England. Atheists
seemed destined to SO through the same
probation. This matter OF religion is q
strange thing. Orthodoxy has been de-
fined as my doIy, and hetrodOIy as tho
other mans doxy. Another has eI-
pressed it thus: Religion is q supersti.
ton in fashion; superstition is q religion
out Of fashion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-19

Railroad Commissioner Cone. Of Cali
fornia, has bought real estate from the
Central Pacific Railroad Company to the
amount OF $40. 100 ca. At least. that
monopoly has given Mr.. Gene q deed to
property in which the consideration 10
so stated. This is significant. Gone
has been the plant tool Of the railroad
company from the day Of his election.
and that company rewards its friends
with the same enthusiasm that 1t pun.
ishes its enemies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-19

Herr Riehtsr's charges against Prince
Bismarck Of dragging the name Of the
Emperor into Rsichstag debates when
he wishes to carry n doubtful measure.
Is based too largely on facts to be wholly
agreeable to the Chancellor. Prince
Bismark Is q very practical statesman.
who probably holds that an Emperor.
like any other piece on the ~chessboard OF
stateerait must be played for oil he Is
worth, and this the Chancellor evidently
means TO do with old Kaiser Wilhelm 80
long n be lives and reiens.