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.i"w to AyUii the lress Of Business.

Ei"w to Avoii the Press Of Business.
From tie PhiNdelp6ia Gail.
1T Is a matter Of He and death. You
re-t'
That is impossible, doctor. My best
men are All sick, my customers are com
ny III ~ the hundreds, and must be at
my post.
III Year c1aton should temporarily
Drop oil yoa could then find time 10 rest,
cou:,n'5 tnH?"
''Certainly: but how can temporarily
step all uy old patrons from rushing in
on me. even II the case should be, as you
sa:, Il matter Of life aud tIeath?"
Easy CROUCH. Stop advertising!'
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Senator introduced under the h3ad of
family" seven outsiders whom the hos.
tess had never seen or heard of, and did
not wish to. There are persons here"
said the wife of foreign Minister,
whom did not invite, and who, by
coming here this way. show that they
ought not to have invitations" This
crowd, where did they come FROM
asked the wife of membe of the Cabi-
net; "pll take care of that in future"
The President found himself placed un-
der the same necessity.
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The return of Senator ingalls, will

The return Of Senator ingalls, will
afford much pleasure to the republican
party at large, but it is doubtful if the
democrats will share largely in this
satisfaction. They have too much rea-
son to dread the effect of the keen
logic and bitter sarcasm which the
Kansas senator has at such ready COM
mand. Mr.. ingalls, is one of the grow
ing men of the country, and has al
ready achieved reputation of which
his state may well be proud.
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MIth snow falling steadily, and winter
still rir:Hnh .ut, t;lare is certain mockery
III the sudden appearance of one aud anoth
er seq ! catalogue "Nirk's Floral Guide"
ls}tt- the van, and as usual needs no COM
me1tiatInu, it, solid merit having long ago
g'ren u :. irm rlare in popular affection.
t.. ,nla:sv.T cei i,.i!.s the usual lists OF new
ScF'i.irG, ~ lstr vegetables and flowers,
AMI win it* bright lower frnntispiere, is
atite worthy :. nri'tunent ;,lace on the sit
Ia ---rsrtt tahl'', while he Illustrated Maya
zi." ha, ."',.s o5ru faithful guide in all
matters relsr'". - the Garden. James Wick,
l."" ester, \. Y, will semd the Floral
Gnl:e :" ali3' II, .i:as> for 10 cents, which,
il ssr'i> ar" Afterwards purchased, may be
d...L... al l.nl.- liz nr.lsr
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COL, R. G. HCLLYDAE clad.

A Man Who Was Secretary OF State Iader
Six Administrations.
Col. r. c. Hollyday died last Sunday
afternoon at 5:45 o'clock lGs lad been
in bad health for over a year. Last Jan
uary, when Governor McLane appointed
him secretary of state, he WAS scarcely
we'll enough to perform the dleies, bnc
he held on uutl May, and thsn il-Aealth
obliged him to resign. STAGE that tins
he has been living On his estate in Talbot
county. Mr.. Holiday was at ore tins
Clerk of the Circuit Court Re! ili- cpuu-
ty, succeeding the late George McCui-
Tough. He WAS one Of the most pupa.ar
men in Cecil during his residence here,
being widely known from Que cNu vi the
COZ, lty to the other.
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THERE was a learned civil service
examination made In New York last
week of candidates for the position of
head gardener in the Central Park. 1t
was conducted by Hartford professor
and an eminent doctor of New York
city. None of the candidates passed
successfully the examination. This
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SOCIAL INCIDENTS IN WASHINGTON
Tho Blaincs and the FrelIng huy sens-Ths
Tribe of Jones and Family.

Tho B!aincs and the rrelIns huysers-Ths
Tribe of Jones and Family.
Washington in the expressive parlance
OF the day is 'all torn up" socially, be-
cause this Blaines have selected Thurs
day evenings for their receptions. Thurs
day evening is tho Frelinghuysen night,
and the naming Of it by the Blaines
looks very much like drawing the line
and running opposition to the Admin
istration. The talk of the town just now
is about the Administration and Blaine
factions.
Before the Blaines issued their invita-
lions the Frelinshuysense, for private
reasons, had decided to omit their Thurs
day evening reception for once; but on
learning what the Blaine programme was
they reconsidered the decision, accepted
the challenge, and promptly issued invi-
tations as usual, causing it to be under
stood, as have the Blaines, that every
body is expected to decide whose banner
they will follow to the close of the sea-
son that is to be kept up.
SO many persons that were not invited
have been sslf-invited guests at recep-
tions and parties of Cabinet and diploma
tic officials, as we'll as of the President,
that it has become necessary to guard
against such impositions in future. The
invitations to the Presidents receptions
are worded SO as to intimate plainly that
Mr.. Jones and family" does not mean
all the Joneses in creation, or an unlimi-
ted number of friends whom he may in
vite as constructively belonging to his
family. Requests in behalf of persons
temporarily staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones will receive consideration. One
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Pierre LnriIiord Pays So for His Life.

Pierre Lorilard, the millionaire, had
\ narrow escape last Monday night from
death Oh tie line 0: tie Alabama Great
Southern Railroad. lie has been travel
ing through the Suu,h with his family
and friends ia the beautiful hortlnir car
the "Adelina Patti" which he has char
cred. On Monday night, as the train to
which the car was attached neared Chat
tannGga. Tennessee going at the rate OF
forty miles an hour. two BOYS wore ssen
On the track near sharp curve waving
tho train down. T. vas discovered that
bridge Just beyond the curve had
washed away and had the train gone fur
ther every Car would have dashed into
the deep chasn. The boys mad stood in
the bitter cold for four hours 20 warn the
train. \ purse Has taken up for than
and LorilaId contributed just five dol
lars. Pierre is a millionaire multiplied
several times. Yet ne values his life at
only five dollars. Had he been called on
to contribute 10 fund for monument
to some notable where the figures oppos-
lite his name wGulI have been prominent
in the daily Journal he wol.li have made
it 5000. So the world goes.
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AMERICA FOR AMERICANS.
Our Institutions Threatened by Alien
Ownership.

Our Institutions Threatened by Allen
Ownership.
Representative Oates, OF the COM
mittee on public lands, has prepared
report on 4 bill to prohibit aliens and
foreigners from acquiring or owning
lands within the United States, which
the committee has reported to the
House with the recommendation that
Congress shall make it law. In his
report Mr.. Oates says:
Your committee have ascertained
with reasonable certainty that certain
noblemen, principally inglishmen, have
acquired and now own in the aggregated
about 81 100000 acres of land within
the United States. We have not su.fi-
Gent information to state the quantity
owned by the untitled aliens, nor is it
generally held in smaller bodies. This
alien nonresident ownership will, in
the course of time, lead to 4 system of
landlordisnl incompatible with the lest
interests AMI free Institutions of the
United States. The foundation for
such system is being laid broadly in
the Western States and Territories. A
considerable number OF the immigrants
annually arriving in this country are to
become tenants and llerdsmen on the
vast possessions of these foreign lords
under contracts made and entered into
before they sail for our shores.
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The election of Nj. Skipwith WIlmsr,
Of Baltimore, ard Col. Edward Lloyd, Of
Talbot county, to membership in the
board OF directors 81 the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company should DC recognized as an
other Indication o; the intention Of the
Pennsy lvauia Railroad Company to con
tirue its policy Of fostering and develop
ing as far as possible the interests of the
city and state IN come, ton with the
Pennsylvania 5 system of roads in this
section. The growth of this part of the
system has been IA Did and considerable,
and marked Improvement duling recent
years is notable upon each 'onc of the
several lines. That she company has.
at tho same time, done much through a
liberal and enterpri nc policy to All
vance the corlmerce # the city and to
increase and better travelling facilities
generally is manifest iii many ways. It
may be noticed in this connection that
returns SO far received of the freight
traffic turing 1884 of the Pennsylvania
Gompany's three Maryland roads
Northern Central. Baltimore and Poto
mae, and PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington and
BaltimOre-lldlcate that notably favu
rable exhibit vail BIZ made of the aggre-
gate amount of business, the total falling
scarcely at ali below ii a. Of 1888, al
though trade during all uf last year was
generally so greatly depressed all over
the congratulations 1mertc0H.
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What terrific :t}ijctinn about the house
is = cross, crying 'r4uy. y young man on
The very r.tge of matrInony might easily
3r frightened from his purpose by hsving
90 ralih e that .orr of music at the homes
II his rmarTlri friends. Yet babies cry
cop.!..1'sly 0Hly when they ale sick. One
-,:t- .n,:,-,al nj Pa~ker's Tonic. given the
iStIe one. vii lrjrig rest and sleep to the
n"ty and all i'll tic honse. Only 30 cents,
Al druggists.
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Newly Elected Senators.

The following L. S. Senators weIs
elected on Tuesday last In tHs Pennsyl-
vania Legislature, J. Donald Cameron,
Republican, received - voIss IN the
Senate to Is for Wallace. Democrats, AM
1G3 in thu House to IS fer Wallace. Dem
ocrat, and 4 scattering. IL tbs Me-. York
Senate, William NJ. Evarts, Republican,
received 10 votes to 10 fer Cccl;,, Dem
ocrat. In the House, E7arts received
Is votes to - for Cooper. DaGici ".
Voorhees,, Democrat. received }, :IajaC.i Y
of As votes in the i:ini-na I-es;.i.,; .lT:,
over Porter Republican. IL the Goa
necticut Legislature, Plat, R=pab.lc.'u
was chosen Oy q majority al i, )vel Dar-
mum, Democrat. Jonathan Enacc, Re
publican, was elected by ti!a Iegts'3 are
OF Rhode Island, he receiving IS uu. ot
1G6 votes cast N'l:Nlnson Cat, :. *
re-eiscted b3 the Florida / legislature.
Zebulon b. Vance was Is slcc;cd ~ t..'
North Ca:oliea Legislature. Re receive;
rs votes to - tor Tyre York, RspHhii,
can. Ex-Governor Leland STAFFORD Va.
nominated inr nityd States rri4T,r 10y
tis Ecpu bi.car csuu,is If tie Ian.osni..
Legislature iAat Tuesday nigh. lie IL
ceiyed. on the Se&UA0 ,JAi.Jt, :. 70: TIE -
votes cast. 'ihe nomination - e.!riv,t
lent to an election.
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Just as Good.

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell you
they have remedie. for Coughs and Co DIS,
equal in merit and in ev.ry rcsp.ct just as
good as the old reliable Dr.. Bssan o 3 Cough
and Lung Syrup, and unless you insist
upou this remedy and will take no ether,
you are liable to be greatly deceiv ,d. Price
Soc and 81. Sold by DIR. II. II. Mitchell.
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THURSDAY.

In the Senate on Thursday Mr.. Eye,
from the committee on comlacrc 70
ported favorably the bill recently intro
ducsd by himself for the encou :asement
Of the American merchant ira inc, and
to promote postal aud commercial rcla-
tions with foreign countries.
In the House, conference report on
the Oregon Central forfeiture bill was
agreed to. This is the first forfeiture
bill which has passed both houyes Of the
present Congress. 1t is substantially
the same as the bill originally prepared
by the Astoria chamber Of commerce,
with the addition of amend ne ut, offered
in the House by Representative George,
Of Oregon, for the purpose of protecting
settlers. 1t forfeita all the unearned
lands between Forest Grove anN Astoria.
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A gentleman who has long been one of

A gentleman who has long been one of
Gov. Cleveland's officers in the State
Government repeats the following as
statement lately made to him by Mr..
Cleveland: "There mnst DO re orms in
the government, said he to me last week,
and the question with me will DE where
to begin. One hundred and two tbous-
and offioehOldsrs, constituting the regu-
lar army Of politicians, are rooted in
power By twenty four years adrerse pos
session. Four fifth Of them should be
turned out ''-Proridencs J0UrnQl.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

: GYMS j. to give notice that the sub
J -,'T."r~'. of Cecil cnUnty. have obtained from
tie trl.U'u- t'Hrt OF said county letters of ad-
II .,stri!inI "u the personal estate of
WILLIAM WARING,
late ii salt cui,tty. deceased. All persons having
r'a,'''s against the said deceased are hereby
argri - exhibit the same, with the vouchers
t4r""I duly authenticated.
On or before the 2ith day of July, 1885;
In. ny etrrN'<" lay Law. be excluded from all
Tea Ii OF said state. All persons indebted to
50! ">t3t" are requested tn make immediate paw
NE To- The subscriber Given under INV hand
til. 18Th day ui January. 1850
THOMAS WAXING,
Administrator c. t. a.
Test-REUBEY Z. JANAR Register
Jan. l1-6w
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A Remarkable Mirage.

On Ne6 nesday of last week le atmos-
phere was unusually clear and the sun
shoge out from a spotless sky. For days
before the weather had been fosgy, rain
ing at Intervals, but the day pa ned was
one Of those enchanting days " winter
weather experienced only on tlis coast
On this day the most remariaDe mirage
that has been seen for long time was
visible. The laud across the bay that
ordinarily is scarcely visible loomed up
and appeared but mile or SC OFF, and
houses and smaller objects could be
plainly seen. Tho land of Mustang and
st. Joseph Islands, twenty miles away,
appeared like bluffs and hills. 1t is sci
dom visible in clear weather, even from
the high bluff of Corpus. Above the
opposite shore across the bay appeared a
counterpart suspended inverted in the
air. Windmills were plainly to be seen.
and seemed to be in the back country,
undoubtedly those belonging to the
McCampbell pasture, several miles from
the coast. \ large building wi h stse
pie was also noticed suspended inverted
in the air. and is supposed to have been
the reflection OF the Baptist Church,
which stands in the heart Of Lock port.
There is no building like it on that side
Of the bay, and if the surmise i, corset,
the object was thus rendered visible to
the people Of Corpus Christi % miles
away. 1t is phenomenon cfte7 seen on
the coast, but seldom SO ain and
marked.-Corpus Christi Ctr Caller.
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If Grover Cleveland wants to attempt
to run his cabinet without the able and
influential assistance of Carl Schurz, he
should say so at onco and settle the mat
ter. Schurz has an offer of the office of
tambourine player for a Southern bri.
gade of the Salvation Army, with the
rank and title of "IIoopdodooden Carl,
the Reformed Reformer," and nothing
but Cleveland's stubborn silence deters
him from accepting it.-PAila. Press.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, being highly concen-
trated, requires a smaller dose, and is moro
effective, dose for dose, than any other blood
medicine. Quality and not quantity should
he con sidered.
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MISS OEAGE'5 SAD TATE.
Her Clothing Catches Fire White E,

Her Clothing Catches Fire While she
Sleeps Before The siI..s.
,;1,,,+ o.,,,..,., ..,....
~ . -
lis IN tins stats on last y" ealt"1aY might.
resulting in the death Of Miss Ma:lld.
Chase a ljns,l d.scsn6,nt al Saf,,,,,,
f,h, ,,,.u,,,4 .;- -. w.;
on"' wa" '"''., n'i % as Nr~'" e
fatloh OF Independence. Mss tha"o lives
in spacious house OF Naryis:r; iYet.nr
built in the oi,Ian time with a-e;,1, ,,,,,.,,
,,.o.,i ,1 -,,;...,. ..,:. -
''o''' mans ''''' 10 ''''I 40 : 80
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W. j. JON r
L. NJ ARSHALL HAINES
DENTISTRY.

Dr.. ". B. SMITH,
PoRT DEPOSIT, Nd,
Having removed his Office to the Brick Build
ing near the Railroad Depot is now prepared to
do all Kinds DENTAL FORK, III the bestf I'd
most approved manner.
eS- All tlATE-"uRh guaranteed ioI ne
snd FILINGS Tor live wears
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EDS ESDAY.

In tho Senate on Wednesday the chair
laid before that body hr. PlumDs reso-
luton requesting the Presidens to ad-
wise the Senate as to his views CT the
present statu, Of the Oklahoma lands in
the Indian Territory. Dir. Plumb being
absent, Mr.. Ingalls, asked that The reso-
luton 60 over for another day Mr.. Vest
offered : substitute for tho Secretary of
the Interior shall communicate with the
authorities Of the Creek and Seminole
nations Of Indians to ascertain upon what
terms they will relinquish and convey to
the United all their rights to the Oxla-
homa lands.
In the House, MI. Kelley, OF Penn,
from the committee on ways aid means,
reported bill to authorize the establish.
ment of export tobacco manu- factories,
and allowing drawbacks on inportsd ar
ticles used in manufac curing exported
tobacco. 1t was referred to tht commit
tee OF the whole. The agrjcul ural ap-
preparation bill was reported ard SIM
larly referred. 1t appropristes s546, 300,
being sos, 900 less thaH the appropria.
ton for the current year. This commit
tee on railways and canals decided to re,
port in favor Of an appropriation Of si0,-
900 for survey OF a water route to con-
meet Lake Michigan witt. the Detroit
river. Henry Willis, who was connected
with the construction of the Pen 1sylvsnia
canals. estimates the cost of the pro-
posed water route at 81, IA $50 He says
the distance saved between De rot and
Chicago by thc canal would be J35 mile.
and that an annual loss of between So
900, 900 and s., 100000 now ipelryed by
commerce upon the Lakes would be
syojda6-
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WGbster's Practical Dictionary
JUST PUBLISHED, CONTAINING
800 U0j WORDS, = 1,40G ILLUSTRATIONS.

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Three doses will gensrshy e.i. Ct a cGIs.
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In the Senate on Tuesday Nj. Piumb
offered a resolution requesting the Pres,
ident to advise the Senate as to tho status
OF the lands ID the Indian Tercit Org Row
occupied by white boomers, the &C
ton taken, if any, to expel persons seek
ing to settle thereon, and the reasons for
the same, together with any other infor-
nation in his possession bearing upon
the existing controversy" The credcn-
tials of Joseph E. Brown, rs-eiected U.
S. senator from Georgia for SIX years
frorn March next, we're p1esc tied and
referred.
In the House, Mr.. Oates, of alabama,
from the committee on public lands, re-
ported bill prohibiting aliens and for-
egners from acquiring title to and own
ing lands in tho United States. Mr..
Hewitt, OF New York, from the com
mittea on ways and means. reported a
bill amending section 1919 OF the Revised
Statutes, so that it will road a. follows:
There shall be allowed on all articles
wholly manufactured of materials i'm
ported, on which duties have l:een paid
when exported, a drawback squal in
amount to the duty paid on such mater.
ials, and no more. to be ascertiined I'M
der such regulations as shall be prescIib-
ed by the Secretary Of the Treasury; and
all provisions OF law inconsistent here.
v 18th are hereby repealed" Ire House
committee on commerce decided to re-
port in favor of making LaweA Del,
port Of delivery. Tho House Judiciary
committee decided to report "a bill for vt,
payment of S., $50 to John G Thompson.
x-Sergsant-at-A Arms, for expenses incur
red in the trial of the suit against linn
by Hallett kiibourne.
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.Il32 American A.ri,altlTiSt & CyCI0pSdia
THE CECIL WuIG.

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For comfort aud economy Wa commend
the "Maltby II ouse'' to ali our friends Wis
ifing Baltimore.