The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-12-11

VIII OF
CdStr0HiHe (Tsr.) 4Hru
If there is anything we know less about
this the girl Is glad, Tor there is nothing
she hates to be known about her So bad
AS the truth.
We have been acquainted with her for
"A long time and watched her praukS from
afar, seen her cut the ''plgeon-w ing aad
knock the back step in the back yard,
when she thought she had 10 spectator;
but still we don't know her.
From the time she is big enough to
swing Oh the gate and tie ribbon in
double buwknnt she begins to locate a
sweetheart, and she keeps this up until
he is located in the back yar1 exercising
his talents diSseoting stove wood.
She may he ID iutIa dun on ma, hemat-
les. huJ invariably solves the prnnl IN .,
putting n - foot in a NJ. 3 shoe.
She will WEAR ont two old dresses ru"-
ming arnuni to lin out how IT, make IA
new one in the l,trSG style.
She Will break the point off her broth
er'> knife liking crack to peep IA
strangers when they come visiting.
she will greet l"u with the most be
witchIng smile and laugh at your stupi l.
| ness when You are gone.
She will walk three blocks olt of the
way To get a peep at her beau and tn
pass toy without looking at him.
She will talk with YOU two ,urs with
out being able to repeat word You have
sail, but will know now long you have
worn your duu. aud how many buttons
have lost their grip.
She will attend clurch. listen with ab
sorbrd interest to eloquent and pathetic
sermons, then return nome aui -xp,tIate
upon the horrible tit Of Mi 5 Shows new
basque.
She VIII Z t. table. mrnce owe drlct
cles with thr mrSt ta>rl 'Ibu~ ta>'-. rha',
slip back III ,he Kitchen and eat II raw
posal".
She will wear our h..r hes p,ir of Sh es
uSnClhS III u'N, IHeii = tt Il a ha!l :.
night ami c"n,,l .lu OF being ont ut prac
tlce
She will spend all night writing IA care
fully wprded letter IN the most precise
hand, to her SIMON Suges. then scratch
off page To ner sister that Old Harry
CONDUIT read
Sha ! t,at no dow
on earth, and hate the earth thav S allie
Grimes walks on.
She viii be industrious aud economical
for month, then spend her Swings TOR
a red ribbon.
She will Slnnch around the hnlSe for Il
week making preparations to look neat
on Sunday
Sac will tiirt wiz! all the best yonuy
n.n III the nel1 iurthm'd. and finally
marry 5 me klIpttv- head-d Jun Crow.
beautiful Women
arr made ralhd aud unattrarrive hv func-
| nnnal irreguiarIlrs inrh Jr. plerc-'S Fa,-
| oril- Pr, scIIpilcn" viii Irtalnnly cue.
Tn 'u>"nds OF testimonials. BY druggists.
Our Daily Bread.
Heavy and sour bread or biscuit have
a vast il tluence through the digestive or
gans upon tie measures q! heal' h we en-
joy. How important Ia our present hap
| pneSS nd future nSetul' e>s he blessing
of good health and a sound constitution
| he Iay
lost ihsm. and when it is too late to 70
pair the damage. And yet, notwithstand-
| ing these facts. thouSa nds OF pei sons daily
jeopardlZe hot only their health, hut
their lives and the healths aud lives of
others, by using articles III the prepare
ton of their 70 I'd the purity aud health
fulness of which they know Lnthlng.
Perhaps n few ceut> may have been
saved, or it may have been more cpuveu-
lent To obtain the articles us. d. and the
housekerpnr takes the responsibility and
| possinly will never know the mischief
that has been wrought. Pateriamil as
NAV have spells Vi headache. Johuny
may have lost his appetite, Susie may
look pale; if So. the true cause is rarely
suspected The weather, the lack OF out
| door air, or some other cause. is given,
| and the unwholesome. poisonous system
of adulterated food goes ON. Next To the
| -four, hich shoald be made of good,
sound wheat and not too fine, the yeast
or baking. which furnishes the rising
properties, is of the greatest importance,
and of the two we prefer baking powder,
and always use II e Royal, A. We thereby
no fermentation takirg place. The &C
ton of the ROYAL Baking Powder upon
the dough is simply 10 swell 1t and form
little cells through every part. These
cells are filled with carbrnic acid gas.
which passes off during the process of
baking.
The Royal is made h"m pure grape
acid, and it is the action OF this acid upon
highly carbonized b rbonate OF soda
that e nerates the gas alluded to; and
these ingredients are so pure and So per
fectly tilted, tested aud adapted to each
other, that the action is mild and perma
nent. and is continued during the whole
time OF baking, and no residue of poison
ous ingredients remains to undermine the
health, no heavy biscuits, no sour bread,
but if directions are followed every arti-
Gle prepared with the Royal B liking Pow
der will be found sweet and wholesome
| Justice and Mercy.
Colonel. Tom OchiItree went TO Fhe
d -parimenI of Justice the other dav to
ask for the pardon of one of his consti-
tuents. Whom the Clerk informed him
that Justice would be done il the case
the fiery Texan reared out, Justice.
d-n Justice. its mercy I want Tt
is akin to the sorry of an lrishman on
trial in an ErglrSh Court whn Was be