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The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20

~ '.id % NJ. En. J. ~ al,
a"li known ta-t m"v-r Willow switch. aud
>at III as stylish il cutter As rh- best at Them
Mr. Alfred Werhrriil drove hi. black horse
a most excellent g"er, attached To a very
pretty cutter. Besides thoS.. horses named
above, al "t whom are lively guers, We
noticed the following, all new and hand
some cutters, Though the horses are not
ranked AS racers: MrsSrS. Daniel Bratton,
john Gilpin and Nicholas F. johnson. Mr.
Frank Conrry, of Chesapeake City, drove
as SNOWY n turnout AS any upon our streets,
:. fast moving black mare to il handsome
clipper built cutter. The above named are
simply those driving to cutters, and do not
constitute one-third of the " hole mum Der
of tnrDouts that appeared npon our streets.
y number of animals 10 the old slyle basket
or woode, sleigh showed aS good PAGES as
many of those named, and besides these
there were many double >ieish.. with p.i .irs
attached, n number of the ohl-1!Ine in,up-
FRS, and several nnndescript rigs for which
no name can h- found, making in all "A COM
plete carniva, Of sleishs. Large numbers
of nur citizens entertained themselves by
watching the movements ne !hA >leighers,
and in some quarters the inI-i->L was so
great that bets we're inau gc,i il IN the rel
ative speed nf various lnr--,,. The cham
piun gaer OF the town. Elwouti F. ~a> not
uur bis owner declining To drive him ~
sleigh.
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Presbyterian Church.

To-morrow, 2lSt instant. the collection
will be taken up in this church, which we
hope will extinguish the debt hat has been
hanging over it ever since 1874. The
amount to- be raised is 81 ,275 1t is hoped
that there will be found eleven persons " no
will consent to give SlO0 apiece, and thus
leave but Sl75 TO be gathered by smaller
contributions. An earue>t and harmonious
effort will surely result in getting rid of the
entire enculu brance. Ii all contributors
will give AS much as they are able, without
regifa to the amount their n-ighbnr gives,
there is great hopes OF meeting The whole
amount II is bpprd that rlI''rr will 'e a
larG- au-u,iancr UEr:' Stn.t,y IN" ming,
and 4 large degree, "f Christian hl"r"ii'. j..
shown. The ship ram h- Il 'atrh pu 'h.s
tide, II all will put forth ih'lr strength,
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
Black Eass an Chesapeake CITY.

On Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. John Corn
man, who is ranva>>ine t.r.l county for
the Historical Publishing Com pany of Phil
ad-iphia, which firm is preparing the mat
ter for history Of the industries of The
Peninsula of Maryland, distinguished hinl-
self, while rishiug a. Chesapeake City, by
the capture of q four pound black bass, the
first OF the kind ever taken there. The fish
measures! about eighteen inches in length,
and was i splendid specimen OF this game"
rover OF the upper Potomac and Susque-
hanna. Specimens of black bass and leather
carp, the latter very unusual fish for the
waters OF the upper Chesapeake, and an
usual inhabitant of ponds only, have been
taken, it seems, at the fishing shores OF this
county, but this specimen of black bass is
the first we have ever known to have been
taken i'll any tributary of the Elk. the prob
ability being that it was a stray fish either
1t was caugh; in the waste pond of the
canal, from which, during the recent cold
snap, tiue strings Of pike, white and yellow
perch, with some eels and catfish, have
been taken. The lines are baited with live
mNnnows and dropped through small holes
Ill The ice, being fastened To the shorter end
OF small sticks, through which another
smaller piece is placed rs support on the
surface OF the ice, the longer eld uf the rod
acting a> \ lever, aud notit ing, Ivy it,
hon hN
or boy attends nuIubrr of these fishing
holes. Some pike us heavy as live and :,
half pounds have been taken. When Mr.
Cnrnuihn houket his black bass he, hii
some difficulty III squr. Eing l. throustr liz
hole Through wliirh rlkr, being Il >l-n';rr
fish, we're r-;niily drawn. The weight ut
his capture showed that he had a finn,
In!Ze, but drawing the head Of it through
the opening, and s.lzing INN by the gills,
he landed hun safely, " hich only the short
"uip" of line used allowed hun to do
Much discussion followed as tu what yari
ETY. his "catch" belonged, some insisting
it was a carp, but Mr.. Cornmau, being a
P-nnsy ylvanian and familiar With the fish,
r-cognizad it beyond doubt as a tius four
pound specimen Of genuine black bass.-
The securing uf live minnowS for bait.
which are from three to five inches long. is
AT This season of the year the greatest trou
BILE. They are caught in dip nets. along the
shore of Back Creek, at high tide, by break
ing away the ice and sinking the net, in
which pieces of bread are plsc-', rs bait
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A Sleighing Frolic and What Came of i,

A party Of young folks OF This town,
headed b. Il certain representative Of Uncle
Samuels postal service determined upon an
old fashioned sleighing party on Monday
evening last. A large wagon he'd was st.
cured and placed upon pair of heavy rum
ners, and TO this being attached /, team of
horses. The wagon bed leing well padded
with straw the party 10 the number of about
4 dozen took their seats therein, the viii
was cracked and away they flew, not ex-
arily like the down of Il thistle. hut at a
respectfully rapid rate. creating somewhat
more noise than aforesaid down. The route
ohalked cut On :. shingle before the exp-di-
tinn sei out, was tn take them to the town
of Middletown, in our neighboring State of
Delaware, where il was contemplated TO
company by nice lunch. REFRESHMENTS
cool and warm drinks &G., as it were
Well ali this part of the programme was sue
ceSSfully executed, and "A mainr portion of
the road home was safely trav-r>ed the
party having IA real r"lirking, jolly good
Iltne generally. Ibui W men EtiCntu IL
point mile or two from this town near
the farm of Doctor Mitchell on the Chesa.
peake road at the solemn hour of midnight,
when the spirits of the party were AT about
their greatest height, 4 panic was created
by the sudden stumbling aud falling of "ne
of the horses. The party was OF con-. sc
thrown into Il state of great confusion, and
;.s soon as order could b.. restorr'i. an in
v~ut"ry Of the damage WAS taken. 1t was
found i,;tl h, l., r>, Wa utrr III "uu,i on
u puIl tn,.tn tut II and ItI" Sled W.. out
of order I" >t'Iii'. rN1en', So il WAS deter
mined that earh IudlN d Il t The com nv
rs tll, bis nr hi own c.ttoe tnwnwtriI,
;lnt thu thy entered town III the small
hruro ut th- IilrrnlnS, 4 t,"r much -i,l,heti
company fhr i.I'-r ptrL "f it.- .v-r.lu2>
programme my rudr .vuir,i To r'ilrti tI.,In
their Friends hut n IN vtiu II w. kn"wm
far and " ld,. he, ..r..s ;r',Di :t,. Il il.
bed, uu u,..i,V.
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MIR. Skinner Located.

The friends of the Rev. Henry \. Skin
ne-, late Rector of Trinity Protestant Epis-
copal Church in this town, will he pleased
possibly to know that he is now located al
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, rs Rector of Christ
Chutch in that place. Fan Claire is Il city
OF ah0u, fifteen thousand inhabitants, "a.
Gated in the high altitude Of Wisconsin,
where the Thermometer plays wonderful
pranks below zero sometimes during the
winter The church TO which Mr.. Skinner
has 'etn assigned by the Bishop OF "isc"n'
SIN Is the only one at Ean Claire. and The
heid would seem to he IA wide one Tor Mr..
Sklnners clerical labor. He is an earnest
and zeanas worker, we'll equipped mental
iS and physically. with TIE faculty of max
ing friends, and should the risor of the eli
maze not Prove too severe for him Will, VT
nope, reapan abundant reward in his new
field.
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considerably bruised. At first it was thought
that he had suffered internal injury, hut
This proved not to be tue case. The injured
shoulder soon began 10 enlarge and remain
Ell swollen 10 such an extent as to prevent
the setting Of the broken bone until We'd
nesday last. when thar operation was per.
formed, and rhe patient is now doing as
well rs could he expected He has suffered
and continues TO suffer considerable pain.
The doctor however, hopes to have hiEl out
in short time, though the broken bone will
require from five to eight weeks 10 knit,
Mr.. Brown is member OF the petit jury OF
the Circuit Court now in session here. and
was on his way from the Court House TO
his home for his MONDAY luncheon when
the accident overlook him. This misfor-
tune vii. probably prevent him from fur
ther service in this capacity during this term
Of court, as wei! as taking him from his
business for some time.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
A Probable Forgery.

An Elkton gentleman a broker OF paper,
and operator in securities of various kinds
recently in the conrs" of business. came in'
to posseSsson of the note of John G.. litter.
of this county, with the endorsement of Mr.
Ed. Jones, of Chesapeake City, thereon.
The face value of the paper was Sl25. Mr.
Jones somehow or other. became appriseli
of the fact that a note of such il character
with his name upon it waG in the market
and made inquiry for it. He finally came
up with the paper and upon examination
pronounced it a forgery. stating that lie had
never endorsed such a note nor authorize,.
any one else to endorse it for hun. The
matter will he investigated and fhs true
state of affairs made known.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
ssCoUNI'Y+ NEMS'sss
CECILTON ITEMS.


SNAIL 20.
We have mad quite scare ahout the
dreaded small pox, oat begin to feel more
easy on the subject, rs there are no new
cases up to this time, that we know 0F.
We thiuE our three Doctors deserve Il
great deal of credit for the way that they
have handled the plague.
ATTENDING, COURT
There has been quite Il time anDun
peach grower. and shippers, from this
district. and also from the second dis
trict and part Of hent. county III attend
inG the great case of ErN bold " BAlin
more and New icrk Transportation Cor
pany, now pending il the L. y. Di>tric
Court, at Wilmington, del. At first i
appeared 10 DE tun for .ie witnesses 1n
| now think all have r mess oi c"urtiu2.
On Tuesday the %Eh inst, the witnesses
on side of The plaintiff, were discharge.
and ali vent home h"i1iug ~ be done Will
Ii, bnt IN MoudaN 18th. who should drl>.
through the neiy yhburhnu!. but Mr. Stuck
trd Deputy Marshal, with summons +"
All ~ appear again immediately at w
min2tnn. ii is too bad IL call n,-n ;wA
from their homes this time OF Year AT
great expense ana nn surety oT any pay
REMOVED.
We are 81. I. to Team that Mr.. II +
Owens, oar accommodating wharf mast.
Il i''.t bnlds wh2ri has ni"ved anvy ron
''.' '',r". Nj. Du""~ IA. '.-..,
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The Election Of Officers.

ne -hahaprrs Of rh.- Cecil Comfy Agri-
"nf"F'' T. 9'""t'y mt .,u Tuesday. l6 :. u. t.,
,nd 'rs.'nzrh n, un.n,rn.r-l r., <
A'"'" H. M's'.w, E-u, Preld e
R"k'tt>, Esq Vice President. III j. u
Partridge, E>q, Secretary.
W. T. "arhur,nn, J,., Esq, pn~i'iv. y
declining to serve tnrrner Il, IRE. >us..r. VI {.
f"r' ihs" Wis "ecl'd 10 ii | hal "ilr" .
y w. IL DIVA, .n,, .a -,n-> i" =
''"'"' '''' ". " ''"' = IN %. -. v ni
as k".' - .'.t.'.1 ..... ... ...,s. .i..l..
f." ',.u".t ','.... 81, >......- ..., g
'"'' i" ''' ''''i 80" "2i. ,,.:, I .. .-i.H - Ii
ri bctnhrr, 1851
Il was ordrrr.i, liza, ,aa,,i.i,,,, i Insurance.
w "''''"' " w wv - 'Ae late improvements
A'>' '''''''''' VI 'h- Trea,ur"r's report
~ 'Pi'"''" Nv NV .,"iforS. b. published
III w" I'P'i' 1"' '"ga and The Dem0cTU
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
A Cancer Specialist-His Operations. Ar
rest and Flight.

just before Christmas, an individual en-
titling himself DR.. Samuel Cast. Il cancer
specialist. devoting his entire attention to
the treatment of that disease, arrived N
our neighborng town of Rising Sun. He
claimei to possess u special test t." deter
mine whether cancer existed in u patient or
not, and also To be able to cure the worst
..:i>-S without the use of the knife He. re-
manned AT the Sun for Il few days. A h"a'
iiI. :Srd of .1annary, the dnrtur w"nt Ia tlrS
tAr, Pa. wi.t.re hr established h.m>tlf ,ni
: r",.sh -rrs'.,. Sinrrlr ,f."r his "r~iv !
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Honorabiy DISCHARGED

On Tuesday last. II. Nelson Leslie son
Of II Clay Leslie. an empiova -, tha Raj
tim"rc Steam Packet Comnsr,n ,.as hnn-
orably discharged from Savai ',.,.;,.a ,,f
the United STATES, after axrv;oa af ,h,ut
one wear. he having enlisted nn E..,,'u.rv
'tn i'o-' 'H d" opp, ."oe' ',:' During his
80 ''' Nv. + was in constant
ing to this country u 'cember ,st Issa
"i. I,:. i'es''t ~" s"." m -, capt II. Z.
States Navy. now resident in M;. ",.'"
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A Wedding Anniversary.

On Thursday, llth instant, Mr.. and Mrs
home. near Appleton, in the Fourth district
by a large part OF friends, vino came :.
celebrate the forty filth anniversary Of thtit
wedding. Il was 4 gEand affair. Nearly
one hundred persons took dinner and an
army might have dined on what was left
The party was remarkable 70? the quiet
good feeling which prevailed, ans? the ab
sence of any hoisterous demonstratiors.-
Many valuable tokens OF friendship We're
left behind, which will serve To nin,i The
recipients thar their friends have not forgot
ten them in their retirement. Ate" dinner
\ friendly letter from: pr. HaineS. o. Sew
ark, was read. This lriIer was accom-
panied by valuable reminder Of old friend
CANT language regretted his inability 10 be
present. Mr.. + }. Scott then read, il an
impressive manner, an appropriate poem
after which guest read the following Ines.
prepared for the occasion, entitled
MY SCHOOL DAYS
Dear friends and ncighburs. q and ali.
I'm pleasi to et vou here:
lis ht that We should me- Ne this cali.
Thus carly IN the year.
That time fl cs r.pidly aloaa.
And hurriss away
Has been the theme OF may 4 song.
Aud it s mine. 10 day.
st'nd where. in my c!lidhood's days.
often SIo'"i before:
Bui no;hnG meets my altered gaze
As III the i .ys a! wore.
-..f .. -,
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pastor ~ the. y. ,'..Iui pItrt;l..rI
of that town. called h,m III Ia ett hin t'"'
what he supposed To h-. cin"er IN the fac"
The Test was applied and the affection pT'
nunnced canr-r, and he began his treat
lenf, covering the diS-as.Al and surronnh-
ing parts with = caustic plaster, which was,
he averre,i 10 bring ont the cancer roots.
The son Of Rev. Mr.. Dubson, it seems, is "A
practiring physician, and, watching The
treatment OF Cast, became satisfied that the
d":ror was au impustur, and at once ~
cured II warrant for his arrest. The com
plaint brought against him was far practir-
ing medicine and surs-ry in. the county
without having paid the license fee of 500,
and also for having failed "a register in The
office of the Court nf Common Pleas, AS re-
4uired by law. He also charged that the
doctor pretended 10 cure Gamer by mei!i-
cine and treatment which he believed 10 br
extremely dangerous, and that the face of
his faIher was distjgured and his life entan-
gered through his Ignorance and In;.ckery.
Dr. CAST was arraignrd before a magistrate,
and not being an owner of real estate, a de
po>it of $50 WaS made by biA friends. as
security for his appearance toT further
hearing. The hearing was :!Xetl for Tues
,lav morning last. hEI !he a'cuSe'i failed III
appear ami The hai. WAS declared f"rtriI-d.
Able physicians of Chester stat. tEat the
les, fluid which Gast pretended :" h' sc-
Guainrr,i with was u fr.IG'f, and that the
use ~; raust;c plaster IL treatment ~ 'an-
cers IS nf ancient origin. bar is sr}dom re
sorted sn in Ibis ',tntrr, rs tn" caTstlc de
striy> u great 'lsai mere healthy t'--h thar
is n"c-Ssarr l. IS Ihnnght that Cast has
somehow or nther ohtaiD.i This dangerous
formula for the treatment of cancer and ap-
pines il crimina'.iy IL all eases, With
ont actually knowing IN many cases
whether the patient is suffering from can
Ger or not. Dr. Cast has not since been
heard from. and his present whereabouts is
to the Chester authorities and many others
unk nnwn
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
The Week of Prayer.

In notice of the week of PRAYER.
tlbIiehed hy the Evang' hca! Ali lIcr, ia
our last issue, W.. nr.iIfI,url the fict III 1t
the service, herr, were. i-', III the evenings
while far are acquainted wllh tnt.
custom III this regard, lI;.r1I. uiarly III the
cities, the morning Is usually selected ior
the. service, and hat it was thus brought TO
pass that bodies of Christians all over this
land, and, in fact, ali over the civilized
world &srs ut the same time offering pray
.rs for the same common object. or course
it is matter of little or no moment AT what
hour in the day the ssrviGe is beld, this
being left entirely to the pleasure of each
individual congregation. We have received
the folio wing communication upon this sub
iect, which we print ~ written:
desire to correct an item ] saw in your
local column last week, respecting the OBJ
srrydnce nf the Week Of Prayer. on said
"nur peopr were not III concert with the
majority Of the churches of the land, =
since evening was substituted Tor the
hours fixed" Permit me to say that in
the call of the Evangelical Alliance, no
time was specified, save the dog. 1t would
he manif.>tly impossible III regulate the
hpurS at which ali the world mIghr h+ on
thi.ir knees iogeth-r w. w. II.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20

residents. Mr.. Margaret inung and
Mr.. Ea!man, b"'H wrie said ro'he owe, o.
Years 81 a2e. .inata Y. Dal:.. .jaan
FI!.uglinpe ana Nrs. John ii2Iiman
have 'irceg>ci. am,, the ynuu5est sun oi
H. \. Lindsay. arl the;e re great many
others complaining and both OR ptYyi,
c.H0s are constantly on the SO. We have
no courageous diseases however, such as
small pow scarlet fever or d;ntheria.
EETHt NETTING.
The ezTra meeting now in progress in
the !. T.. Church is well attended ana
the congregation seem very attentive
listener +" wtiIl IS said by the minister.
COURT.
.s. Grea. maAy Of our citizens are at
tending Ie'ft. III vuQr town, III two very
emar!,2 t,. caS"S---ulie . break will case.
,nd tiic "ahe. I let en- drink whiskel
'as2. li"0rver all appears Ia be quiet
dong. :te hur nf Incutucoduiu
PosTAL CARD.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
The Elk,on Grange Election of Officers.

The annual mecting, Election of Officers,
and dinner OF the Elkton Grange Patrons o!
HuSbandGy took place al their mee5in. room
in Odd Fellows Hal, On Saturday last a.:
l.:;o o'clock, u. Harvey, Master in the chair.
The following officers for the ensuing year
were installed hy Past Master II. $. Coudon,
assisted hy y. G. Collins, y. =. Manly
Master; :. X. Blake, Overseer: Robert
Ricketts,, Steward II. Z. Fowler, Lecturer;
John Ah,r, Gureman. and Mathew pierson
assistant Steward Mrs. y. T. Manly,
Pomona; Mrs. +. P. Pennington. Ceres :;
Miss Maggie Gilpiu, assistant StewardeSS
After the ceremony of install itiOn the en-
tire company prncerdr,i IL All adjoining
rOorn where the contents "t 4 generously
'reid table were discussed After this
entertaining part Of the programme was
tti1 hfuily attended Ia the company once
more assembled III the lodge room ~ listen
to I he post pran,iial efforts of several gentle
men from, whom addr->s-s were expected
George, y Bl,,k- E-q. WIS the iirS' speaker,
.uri L- entertained III" company very ac-
q lily fr hal. an hour. Vim. Dean Of
y ,v.,rk, i,.li,,v-l III a >l.,rh f an h,.u \
dura'il,, ati M,->r~ \ = t,.rI.i" and
run< : tI-lr..n t.l,-..l inr nr t'.,rlc Il i",r
iinn ut the exercises Il, short addresses,
" !i.n th,, ,.s>anhi, Dispersed. Thi- Gr,rer
j. in Il t"t;l i~.iug c"ndl1i"n.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
Horrors of the InGuisitlor.

The inquistinn Of olden lime inflicted
horrible tormeuts On It's victims, such as
stretching them in all kinds Of un-easou-
able shapes and breaking tlcir bon, s
But these tormentS were not much worse
than those which are experienced by
people who now suffer from muscular
rheumatism. Mr.. l.. .. Morgan, of
Syracuse. was a martvr TO muscular rheu
matism. but Perry Davis's Pain Killer
made him we'll. Mention this to your
friend who is tortured with rheumatism
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20
Kid Gloves

The best real Kid Glove in An..:
be m had a at ps ksnnari 4, q n ''.,, WNmins,"n
i Button, 81 80: G. e-Iiu,ton. 81 60. M 81 so;
taires, light, bur. length. $3.50. 'S'luf'-
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20

Bad temper often proceeds from
those painful disorders to which women
are subject In female complaints DR..
Il. Y. Picrcs's " Favnritc Prescription =
il a certain cure. BY all druggists.
The Cecil Whig., 1883-01-20

- .,''. - -. 49,
No tr..vc ui IL 4
The road travel'd to and fro.
With nIulbie Get ami sprN.
! c,tunut hnu. but well / hIuw
1t must have been hard by.
Th- pond. where skating once fell
Upon the ice 50 hard,
lost my senses, lor Il spell.
And hence became Ii bard:
Is dry land now. where grain " grass
Is groHlu. year by reir.
see the spot as "it l pass
No ice nur pvud ls here.
A haTn is standing GU the SDuj
Where once the schcOl hose stood
A dwelling on the pl:y ground lot,
cornflrid Ia thr wool.
mnnrn not for these aiter'i scencs
Although 1t s"enis 81 strange
That all are changrd-l know il me9E>
That eV rT thing Enst rhln.c..
IEaurE the loss Of early friends
My school-bnv irlen,is 80 dear:
count upon my hngers' rlis
IN" lew remaining, h"r"
in ea:ly youth some found Their url,a.
With friends and kindred by:
WnIle some beneath Lie o"eln's waves
In dGeam!rss slumucrs lie.
While many more. IN distant lands
No ir;enn or kindred near
Are laid to rest by strangers hand.
Without one friendly tear.
few survive, t0tE far and ncar--
But'' how changed are they
Like the small band assemhi'h here.
Enieehrd, Old and gray
Strange feelings ri-e within my sru.
My eyes u'cItiow with tears.
A backward attempt To r2i
The Hood &: - gone wears.
This honrT'd pair We cone to greet,
For fifty years tull nlgh,
Through winters cold and summer i.r.i.
Have wosn the nrptial tic.
III" heat anG burden OF the dL5
They honestly have borne.
Unit their heads ar" Growing :sI..N
Their limbs with t0!i 49, worn.
IN MI tnr ups and towns oi lite
OF which they've had their sli;.r"-
They never knew domestic srrrtc.
br. u al all, twas rare.
They now seem standiu" on the crwc
Di that uniathomd sea---
Just Waiting Tor the hnai sur-"
That "pcs eternity.
When comes that surge. ur soon ,r lat,.
May they i'll peace depart.
And meet within the shining -:atr.
\" more to gricTe or l.art.
At about ) +. NJ , the large rarTy bega
. separate, informally, as they came. i
leased with I he ulp1S,,ut SAcioi r;p,.t n,
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TEA maH is wiser for his learning,
aud the sooner he learns that the only
proper way to cure Cough or Cold is To
use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, the belt.r
he is off
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y ~.
CNPARALLELEu
THE GREAT BREAK

THE GREAT BREAK
w hATt. 1i-DE IN PktC, S OF
Sea! and Fur-Lined Sacks, Circulars
and Dolmans,
hlei our Cloak Rooms this week
with CUSTOMERS 10 such II extent that
raicSp'O ic had be- called from
Olnrr departments order 10 pre-
Veus tlc.. uc.rs hep; Waiting.
Il'n - ,LShlN SACKS and DOL
NJ hN~. ku3-I4Iucu CIRCULARS
&id y hAiS Mcie All largely IaketI
M"ici - not suiprlsi Z. cuiIsIdcriug
t.'.t tl.rl were H,.dc ~ uue OF the
D - in.h 'iacturcIs IN tle country,
Who uses
NONE ECT TIE BEST SEINS
AMI Jhal al sr.,i,ir= then
SOME On t-HALF,
SOMr, ONE-THIRD
LESS HAN OPEN NJ PRICES
fhn:rS OF SEAL SACKS:
80 f.5. $40, Sal, Sl32, SI4s. sl54,
S.1u. Si16. S22d.
PRICES OF SEAL. DuLMANs:
Wy. Sio!. $.sj sI9i, 500, S23s. S2l.,
$40 S,u2, %.l2
PRICES OF fURL.N Ed CIR.
CtL AXIS:
S3l, e5e, :l", $ip- sjl jJ, So Sji SOC
rElCEs OF FuRLlYED DOL.
MANS:
s27 -. 7lI. SO IS. $40 -, 500 and s7t.
PRICE OF HAMPSTER LINED
CIRCULARS:
Sl6 50.
DuLMANS?
OUR REtiUL,R STOCK OF
CLOAKS
ha1 been carefully watched and
prices 2hanaed from time to time
. III I II IS nov on afrer-stock.
tahiEG basis, and merits view rum
every Que IN search Of 81 garment for
les ihhh regular prices heiare buy
IA. elsewhere.