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" F 49, -
a popular sentiment, and II Is ON
sncercst hope that the temperance
men OF oId octlI WEI see Tie truth
OF TINS remark ana clasp hands IN a
more bFotheriy manner over TINS
new movement in which we see such
vast amount ct good that 1t must
not be allowed to 1ali but must De
pursued TO i glorious chd OF VICTORY
ana ochehciaI result. NJ 'he same
Tune we nope every pIoPhcl III Tie
cause VIII DC CoiiN q Yea - Tic ia III
''Plc "l 'oI'' Pfo''lN.'''h 'A'"0z'l '''S
mediom Oh an "l"cN''co Local Nouoi
Law as opposed 10 Il system whose
greatest lack Is 'tl"t Oh any soIi OF
principle whatever. Inns question
OF temperance must OF course IN It's
Droaue't sense De submitted 10 d
NOR" trloo'i'l "N'ch IS ll'Si'ei la'h
any leSlSI'''Ne enactment Ana II
Is ABOVE all NOR" question: Men
VINO drink lo'l"" al eA'''hl nc SCI by
Jesus 'hriSt "heh ne instituted inc
service Oh hoy o"ih'''ah'oh' ana
may men MAKE '''''l SerN''.t5 10
''le "''e cup eNe"''oie by 'He en-
''ii'i'ic VI Il vast en- '9N'"li "'"''lS'
nooo' y Ct 'neFe IS IN inns m'''ei
Sucn d 'n'ns ''S excess ''" ''' inc
"ooll''''' VI 'l'"' 'i'e i''ol}ei '''i'' l''o9'
eincaciouS method Is Jaw 'ood,
STERN uhC"mproh'Sl'lS law. II lheIe
Is ANY Ju'''Ss III our oP''''"! II y
lh''t "''i'h Cries oul |" W. h'Sh II
ce'''e II not 'h' good ''o'n' "i'So'''-
promising ID" '''e 'C'''i's''''''' t'''-
PIE Oh Oh" N-'0'' ''S'"' -i'' 1t " ''oM
leoSeo 'dI4"'E CANNOT prove i'""'iC
oehe'lI' you can never Ill Ii@h
MAJ \ "E aiming nm way = ''o'iS
actloh must "c total Oh II VIII 90 III
rewarded iiisA h'ehS" may lessen
Dut total prohibition aboilsheS. As
II gradually advances gaming IN IN
lere'l from DAY 10 day TINS great
new movement III cecil county as
sumeS a deilcate %'tro and requires
caFelui treatment, II Is " question
that hangs SIMPLY upon tl'e theory
OF popular OPINION ABOUT three
out OF every twenty men III the
county beIieVe that local option is a
failure. About 1our hundred sigma
lures were Obtained TO the Pc'luohS
circulated by 'he h'Sh license men
and out OF all that number OF slgners
more M9H f"'0-fh"@S 7tf'F /0'0'F'S
ct I"<a| |0hlh'6I/|0H M'0#SA tic
"'F""" Of an "1'<N"t" I"'@/ CPl|0H
LA" Inns statement may De 100
surprising 10 seem 'r"e, out III a
matter OIL tniN XIII" WSA'Id or h2iiof
at 100 sacred a premium to utter
anything which we Know 70 he iaiSe,
ne PF@bI are HdVoc'feFS OF the
'ot'l promotion the"FY' iher ni'de-
cioeo REPRESENTATIVES "e9'Ie inc com
promise system. ne voice OF The
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-06
A RELIGIOUS HALLUOINATION

How 1t 10 Affecting the Peasants of the
Pretty Mountain village of C,rano.
A remark able out break of religious
hallucination has been spreading during
The past month near Piacenzs, where the
mountain village of Corano has, it is al
legged. been the scene of miraculous APP
pearance of the NJ ,donna. To hi, III, ly
spot, destitute of railway and t, telegraph ic
thousands are now flock
ing from all dire ctions. Men as well as
women are failing upon the ground in a
dcliru.n of supplication, kissing the
stones, weeping, laughing, singing, and
many faint;ng or falling into convul-
sons. and some lying in a state of ecs-
tatic trance. Just month ago little
girl eleven years old, Desolina Luseti,
grandchild of the Corano ellringer, de-
clarsd that she had seen on the mountain
read of the Boscone most teautiful
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lady (nna sigpora bella, hcij.,), dics~s d
in blaze, canning out "i tho wool, who
said, MY chnl, | am he Hld, nua.
Christ. my Sou. has n'i"Hy,t me to- GOA =
once more "U eal il. Il" ! weary Gt
iniquitF oG man ar.i atm weary a. their
incrcluliry viii stay Tor Aalily among
you, amt y0n shall ,ur and Hd~g:. me
here, aud rebuild The nittnyy which, was
once on thi> spot. S,e then disappeared
bus few hours nttcrwarl all Curtno
knew what the giG had see". some
I were incredulouS, but The greater rnm-
| Der did not fOv moment discuss the
varacity of the girl's statements. Desc
lima was hailed as the favorite child of
| the Madonna, and tie W hole population
) went out in procession tn the spot 1t the
entrance Of the wood From that mo-
| mcHt there cOmmcn ,ed literal epidemic
of tcstacies and visions While | write
more than thirty little girls declare that
they have seen and are in direct commu-
nitation with the Madonna. 10 these
are added men and women, young and
old, married and singh. | had scarcely
| put my foot outside the walls of PIaCeuZa
| before | found that nothing was spoken
of but the Madonna of Corann. can
| only compare the trt NV of enthusiasm
| with which all rush to CDranp to that of
| the Crusaders when about to behold
| Jerusalem for the first time. For miles
| around this village the g 'u"try has the
appearance of the Tuscan Maremma at
the time OF the uGfurtuu nate prophet of
Arcidosso, Ddvie LuZfretri. hanging
| from the baTnch"S OF II" trees aud on
| the hedges on ali sides are offerings pre-
| sented by the peasants TO the miracu Ions
| shrine which at present consists of a has
| ket, draped with three or four cloths on
the roadside, to the right, as you proreC d
toward Corauo. Hundreds aud hundreds
| of persons are seen laboring up the st ep
ascent. under the burning rays of the
January sun. Some girls scramble up
the rocks, supplicating the Virgin with
I lnnd cries to appear, until they faint
with fatigue. Recovering their senses.
they say that they hear the voice Of the
| Madonna, while all present fall on the
| ground kissing the earth, with convul-
sive spbS and Hoods of tie .rs. \ profound
| impression is produced. - aggravate
matters, women known t. he hys:erical
sing, iahgn anu cry. causing "ther> 10
initiate them. While write this thous-
ands are tbrougng hIthrr from the val
| legs of the old dnchieS. from Piedmont,
from Liguria. from Lrmbardy. The num
Der is estimated at sixteen Thousand.
| The authorities are now interfering. and
| it is high time. Several doctors who
| have visited the place declare that the
| spread of this hallualuation is likely t."
| assume very alarming proportions.
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.::WHE-+WHIG::..

re-emacnfly reluaJIc tor its Local as rel as Gen
erGi Intelligence. Noes Communications are respect
fully solicited from all sections Of the County IN
addition to he wcckIy contributions Of It's regular
orpS Of correspondents. anonymous communIcG-
ems lrW rcccirc no attention. the name Of tie
.rriier b,iag reqaircd IN oil cases as guarantee OF
good fdith.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-06

Mr.. Henry Bryan, private secretary
of Hon. r. +. Blyard, was seen Mon
day night in reference to the report
that Mr.. Bayard intended to resign the
office of Secretary Of State AT an early
day. Mr.. Bryan was positive, he said,
that Mr.. Bayarl never entertained any
such idea. Senator Gray, who was
present, confirmed Mr.. Bryan's assur-
anCeS. Mr.. George II. Bates, an init
mate friend of the Buyard family, also
expressed himself in positive terms
that there was no ground for the rumor.
at is the mere fgment Of a reporters
brain, sal Mr.. Bates. What Mr.
Bayard needs is not rest nor idleness.
but work hard work.
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AMONG THE LEGISLATORS.



The Mary land Legislature convened
agail on Tuesday. Discussion OF the
constitutional convention bills took
place in the S.nata ON "Wednesday. ST.
ator German has form lily accepted his
election as |. :. Sanat"r The House
met at ) + NJ, anA hel.i trj2r session.
Tie Only bill passed VAS one to refund
money paid 10y the Consolidated Gas
Company. the House Mr. Lindsay
offered IA res ,luritn that Marvlaud's
Senators aud R"pr"cuS+ :tives in Congress
be requested To ur.e the repeal ut the
civil service law. Senata hill relating to
the Frederick County y m> huuse and
House bill to renew the charter of the
Old Town Bank of Baltimore. were
passed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-06

Tue ONLY reliable cltarrh remedy on the ma
kct today is Ely's Cream Balm, being Tree iron
poisonous drugs and offensive "dors. /, has cure,
thousands OF acute and chrome eases where al
other remedies have failed. 1t qu cklE cures coli
in the head and catarrhal headach Price ~ c /
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-06
ORDER NISI.
ORDER NISI.

ORDER NISI.
Samuel c. Lee, trading as L. II. Lee y Brother.
vs.. Susan McAllster ct. al.
In the Circus. Court for Cecil County No, 1880
Equity.
nRDERED, this 9Th day of January
~ 1855. that the sale made ana reported by l..
Marshall Haiues trustee tor the sale of the real
estate OF VIM. McAlIister, deceased. be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause IL the contrary there
Of he shown on or bet re the 18th day OF March
next: provided copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and published in Cecil
county, once IL week for one month, before the
lott! day OF FEBRUARY next. The report states the
amount OF sale To be 81 900.
JAMES A. DAVIS, Clerk.
True tory--reSt:
Ian at JAMES A. DAVIS Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17

B,xr"R-sll Juur ID. Va II Curtl-. Haskell, New
Ior.
BoorHnr-Ar June p, .ch Lion. cha,o Pen
ob-cot Tor Boston
Bosro>-Ar june II. sct- Pavilion. >hutc. " I
Emerson, Gou, aud VI l. Crockett, G"tt
Orland
Ar June 10. sch ! VI Warren, Lowe. pcel
T-lc
NEW l"RK-Ar June =, hris Parker, hau'
Rio JAueirp
NrwHrRrr"Rr-A June 10. zen Aide Jor'lau
Hartman. south Amhoy
FYETH AaBul sd juno 10, -ch Annie Il Lewis
Lewis Ehkaheihpnrt
PH1LAprIruA- June II, oh VIM II tr,l
Wooster, sullivan
Ar june M. sCh- N!pha. Wooster. - John, b
g, y wood. Stanley, ~ullyan
PuRTLt>p-ir June II. sch Exchange. Back
minister, New York
Ar June i, -ch- Alfalfa. Thur-ton. Boston
Adele Pray, PRAY, sullivan, Rcnlt. Chatto >aco
IA June T. sch \ IIaiuc-, Dodge, ta-tinc
~,TuLN RIVER, Da-Ar June q. sch clifford
Crahtrc", Providence
VINEYARD HkVFN-Ar June IL. sch ta-uhn,
Knight. CHM, >ag Harbor for Weymouth
sld june :, sch Anna : Nurch. Murrh
GLot cf-rER-Ar June 2, -rh Harvest Home
HpISA!u-, Bangor
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commencement Week at Colby Un.
iveS0ity.

Sunday, July t.-Baccalaureate sermon by the
President. at 80 +. ~, at the Baptist Church
Annual Boartimau Sermon before the Young Mems
Christian Association by Rev. Prof. John N. Eng.
hsh. A. NJ. Of Newton Theological Institution. at
1&5r.M
Monday, July 5.-Ivy Day Exercises OF the
Junior Glass, alta 30 r. ". on the Campus. Junior
Exhibition at 7.45 a, the church. Meeting of the
Board of Trustees at Champlin Hall at : 80 NJ
Tuesday. July s.-Class-Day Exercises, at lo..s
A. " at the church. at ESQ r. NJ. on the Campus.
Annual meeting Of the Alumni Association at
Alumni! Hall at P. ". Anniversary Grafton by
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, ID. D., of Boston, at the
church at IS I'm.
Wednesday. JHly 7.-Commcncement Day E1-
ercises Of the Graduating Glass. and Comforting Of
Degrees. At the church at 1890 A. ". The pro
cession forms at Memorial Hall at 10. Commence
mcnt Dinner a, Alumni Hall At r NJ. Library
and Cabinet open Ia visitors from Ia ;. Presi.
dents Reception in the evening Commencement,
Concer, by the bernhard Lis,emann Company, al
the Town Hall at I'm.
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North / am oine.
J. C.. W

North Lamoins.
Mrs. Walter Young who has been on a
vi-i, to her parents Al Ellsworth tMr and
Mrs Warren Austin) the pas, week, return
ed home on Sunday.
Mrs.. Sarah Linscot Of Hancock who has
been On a visit 10 her friends and acquain,-
ances in this district the past week. where
She has formerly resided, returned home
on Tuesday. Mrs. Linscott, though some
IS year. of age, seems to retain her fac
ultes Of mind to a good degree, and
seems as industrious as ever, finishing one
quilt Of patchwork. while here and commenc-
ing another. II her health remains as good
as at present she will visit friends at Swans
Island in the coming autumn.
Our Union Children's Day Concert at the
Lamoine Baptist Church, on Sunday even
ing, was a perfect success. The house
was beautifully decorated, the parts
were ali finely rendered, and the sing
ing which was chiefly performed by
the children was delightful. A beautiful
poem. entitled "Only Cup Of Cold Water"
was finely read by Miss Phosie Higgins. The
contribution which was quite liberal was ap-
proprated to the purpose Of constituting our
superintendents Mr. +. L. Hodgkins,
Lamoine, and Mr. Walter Coggins, No. La
moine life members Of the B. p Society.
Mrs Hatfield who has been on visit to
Jefferson the past few weeks, returned home
on Friday having enjoyed her visit and rec
reation very much. DNErT.
June a.
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Sappho and Sebenoa.

The elcgsnt new Maine Central steamer Sap
pho reached Bar Hsrbor from Portland last
" cdnesda, night. She made splendid trip
and hiss commenced running regularly between
Mount Desert Ferry and Bar IIarbor. The
Maine Central officials are understood to be
highly pleased with the boat. The steamer
>ebynoa which has been running on this route
j. being thoroughly overhsuied and receiving
paint, Messrs. Marston & Gorhsm Of Bangor
doing the latter work. This summer she will
BE- used as spare boat with headquarters al
Bar Harbor.
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and the building newly painted inside and out
The station and baggage house have been con
nected by wooden roof with tasteful and
suitable finish. which win serve rs an awning
for baggage. Under this roof platform win be
latd. Workmen are engaged in making extern
stve repairs TO the platforms connected with
the station buildings aud many marked altera-
tions and improvements are to be made in the
vicinity Of the station.
The class Of 1861 OF Bowdoin College eele
brate next week the 18th anniversary Of their
graduation by reunion at the college. Among
the members of the class are Judge Emery OF
Ellsworth, Gen. T. W. Hyde of Bath Frank l..
Dingley Of the Lewiston Journal, Judge
Rounds Of Calais. Judge Hicks of Roekland,
Hon. ). II. Manning Sheriff Of Wilmington. n .
c.. Hon. S. NJ. Finger Superintendent of pub
lie instruction OF North Carolina. Judge Lor-
ing of Fi,ehburg. Mass, Capt Simonton L.. S.
A, Prof. A. s. Packard, the distinguished
entomologist, Edward stanwood OF Boston.
Chas. G. Atkins of the L. S. Fish commission.
Henry J. Furber OF Chicago, and others.
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Greens Landing.
Sardine business is booming here. Two
factories running full time and third one
being fitted up in the building known as the
Russ factory
Mr. Wilder of Bangor seminary preached
at Union church last Sabbath and will sup
ply that pulpit for the coming three months.
Lumber has arrived and work commences
this morning on the large pavilion being
built for entertainment purposes BY Chas.
L. Russ. The building is to be known as
Music Hail. Much preparation is going on
for 4th of July celebration to be held
therein. The Cernet band is to have the
use of the room, gratis, TO practice in three
evenings weekly also the hall is offered free
for church festivals.
Mr. and Mrs James SWEET of Wellfeet,
Mass, are among the late arrivals.
A horse belonging to Rev. Mr. Wilder
was badly cut yesterday in the breast and
hoof by contact with barbed wire fence. DIR.
Bartlett acted as veterinary surgeon.
The Cornet band gave concert and ball
las, evening to full house. They are talk
ing of an excursion to BROOKLYN and will
probably charter the little steamer Stella.
New carpets and pulpit furniture have
Just been put in at the Union church.
Business is as brisk with US here as 81. e..
W." reports it at East Lamoine.
Goss & Small have just secured con-
tract for new job on their granite quarry.
Parker Wells has fine stone steps just set
up at front entrance of his residence. The
steps were cut and fitted at Thurlow Bros.
granite quarry.
June -.
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Hancock Point.
The Tarratine House at Hancock Point
is open, and boats run regularly in the bay,
connecting with trains at Mount Desert
Ferry.
Mr.. |. s. Johnson is occupying his cottage
at the Point. and Mrs. Wing has moved in
to her summer house there. Mr.. Johnsons
brother and his wife are at the hotel.
A new store is in process Of erection at
the Point BY Mr.. Aiken of Bar Harbor.
The upper part Of the building will be FIN
ished into six sleeping rooms. and these,
with the fourteen apartments Of the new
boarding house to be completed next week
viii add twenty rooms to the capacity Of the
Point
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Obituary..
HON rHKopoRE c. woopMAs

As win he seen by our Buoksport ncws letter,
Hon. Theodore { woolman has departed this
life. his death occurring at his residence In Bucks
port A. about three O'Clock on SUNDAY afternoon
last. Mr. Woodman \ prominent citizen q!
Bucksport and the county. HIS active life Of near
" Il years has been closely allied and prominently
identified with the intercsis OF the community In
which he lived and his death win re loss which
will he severely fer by all classcS on ucishbors
and acquaintance. In October last while a
yisl, 10 the family OF his brother IN Dover. y II,
Mr. woodman Was stricken with paralysis which
threatened his immediate death. hut he fingered
along between NE and death through The winter
and spring. until = few weeks ago he slightly
rallied hen in accordance with his wishes, he
wss conveyed by special car. most carefully fit
tel up for the purpose, tn BIZ home In BucksPoTT.
Perfectly conscious until the VERY last he ever.
ciscd hi usual carr and thoughtfulncs. ia making
hls final arrangements.
The following VIC clip from the TAig.
Mr. woo!man was graduate Of Bowoln and
was \ very prominent man IN thls section lie had
represented h!. town anil county In both branches
Of the state Legislature and held many other
public positions. lie was at the time Of his deAsh
and had hcen for many year. prev lous President
OF the Bucksport National Rank. Mr. wo,-iusn
leaves widow who will have the deepest .vrn
pathy OF all the Acquaintance OF the deceased in
her afiliri.on.
The funeral vii! occur from NJ. Woosman'- late
residence in Buck-port "Wednesday forenoon 4;
eleven O'Clock.
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frsnhiin
The spring school il Dist, No s closed
FRIDAY after a very successful term Of ten
weeks, taught by ". l.. Coggins, Of South
Hancock. Mr. Coggns i. man Of excellent
qualities, and one OF the best of teachers.
June Il. CHERRY.
Everything is quie, here at present,
crows and road surveyors hold the balance
Of power, but We hope for better state Of
affairs shortly.
viii Gard has purchased a very fine horse
at Cherry field, price unknown but said 10 be
way up.
A very successful term Of school is be-
Ing taught in district No. 8, BY Miss Nellie
Hooper of this town.
A very interesting and instructive sermon
was preached by the Rev Mr. Mccain, at
the new church at Taunton, Sunday.
J. H. West has contract to furnish
qusntity of fine stone for the new county
buildings. Part of it will be cut at his quarry
here, and part at his quarry at Sullivan.
Alfred Heagan has opened quarry near
the site Of the quarry opened by West 4
Wakefield, two or three years ago. Mr..
Heagan has been in business here but
short time, but he has built up large trade
and gained the confidence Of the communi-
ty.
A jolly crew passed through here a few
days ago, on their way to Beddington, where
they are at work for S. 0. Googins of East
brook, who has a contract with E. F. Church
TO peel 700 cords of bark.
Moses Wilbur, while at work in Hail
Bros mill at Kilkenny, last week, was
caught by the carriage and quite severely
injured, but is able to be about.
The saw mil at Taunton. formerly owned
BY Morrison & Glow, is to be started up to-
morrow by Clark & Scammons, who will
saw the lumber in the pond for H. B. Ma
son of Ellsworth.
The mill owners seem to look happy this
summer, plenty Of contracts is the cause.
J. H. West, Esq, has been absent several
days, taking in the State convention while
absent.
party of New Workers are encamped at
Tunk pond. The number Of fish has not
been reported but if the flies are as thick as
here, they must get plenty Of bites.
June IA. SHERMAN s.
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North Hancock.

North Hancock.
Splendid growing weather in this section
The hay crop bids fair to be better than il
has been for some years.
The infant son Of Charles and Stella Shaw
died recently.
Hollis Linscott. while in the employ Of
Barlow Hall, received injuries TO the knee
pan compelling him TO return home.
a young son of Geo. Mackay was kicked
severely by horse a short time ago, though
it did not result in anything serious.
All the citizens of our town have turned
out in body TO repair the roads. From
all such roads deliver me, though time that
.oftens all things NAV reduce our roads TO
something like order before the summer is
through. AT least have that consolation.
Frank Norris has returned from Boston,
Mass.
June H. NY.
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City and County.


Those who enjoy slight of hand performan-
&c. have been much pleased with Signor Bos-
COS entertainment which took plsce 10 Han
cock hall last saturday evening and Monday
and Tuesday Of this week The adroitness
shown by this gentleman in performing hi. II
lusions Is quite astonishing and goes far to
prove that of all the senses sight is the most
liable to error. You think you see it, but you
don't.
The giving away OF presents was distinctive
feature intended of course to attract the crowd
but it is due to the proprietor TO say that far
a. we could see they were distributed Impair
TALLY and just a. advertised. None were worth
less than the price OF admission aud some many
times a. much.