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!ouEs society belle from Manilaltap,
who WAS making visit ii Boston not
long ago, sat next IA Harvard student at
dinner party. Ia the course uf the
conversation She said to him: And
what do YOU do with Yourself all the
time" GA. read a great deal. Al
present ana reading Kant, "On, Ar,
you? It's by the author OF DON'T |
suppose.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

''WEat c.t',ses the great rash At DR.. II. H.
Aitc!'t,.'H drug store" Tn. free ,iStrihu-
lion u sample bottles of DIR. Eos;lil<o'>
Cough and Lung syrup, the most popular
remedy for c, uglls, colds, consumption and
bronchitis now GA the rm.rker. Rugular
Z, - c.utS aud 81.
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H. i.is4t,r tllooa.

y llield of ours, absent on a trip 80
Washington, writes that he has been all
through the II ltionar capital ami conSid-
eratie OF his Own.
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y little 3-lear-old, who had several
times visited the dime museums with his
parents, was IN Sunday tken to church
with member of the family, aud after
returning home was asked b, lis father
what he saw. well, sal he Young
str, "a man got up and Shook his arms
and talked, but didn't like it much, be-
cause they di'n'C let us see the mou-
kctN'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

~ AS Nv. Vi 4SlIIIb. M SISlll.
A NEW ss\yuIC EE,yI-pE !,
po,i,,,,t,,,,., ,:.,, -
rur Cr,I, VIM. veil, ,..,,.,,...
of short story every vocal, ,r.o ,.., ,..,..,,,-
American ,yrf,ors an, tho
utors to the leaain,, ma,,,y;ros v,fI ,,rt,, ,r -
as can he seen from tbfs,ist 1,f,yor,.f,o,,,,,.,,
stories under the manayemen, Of = = ,r.r,nro
of New York WIN holds . oo,.,.r,.,, .,...,
which began the first of Anril last and in ,.,f.,,
nearly l5o stories have hao, f,-ris,., .,n-,,,
seven months endinY with t,.,onor i :, ,o,.o.,,
important res,ects tho ,ro., re,,,.~,,.,,,.,,,,,.
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HES arc ro,e,c, ,,o .,..,,.,.., ..-.,..
,,o .s,,,,,or;,.,,,.. .,.....
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and fame o,,r,,,rs ,,,,..,.,,. ...-.,,
TINS series are Harriet Prescott Spoford. +. Il.
"'''h'on' @arah oFhe Jewctt, Julian Hawthorne,
H. H. ''oSeseh' l. W. THOMPSON, Louise Chand-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

FIRST Trt"0: Il say, Fill, have yer
seen de paper dis morniu'?? ~ N,cond
7r"mp: Yes" First TrGmp: How 5
stockS?' >sro"d Tramp: "Dey WIS up
yesterday, Wild prospecks of furd, + ad
vances t" day First Traay: It's
soin' our way Bill. Yen take E'roAu
Street an III take Wall.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

When Baby was sick, gave her CASTORIA
When she was a Child she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss she clung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CASTA
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

When General Sherman was at Fort
Bayard, he was asked by an Indian chief
for an old tield-piece that stood out i'll
the enclosure. Cant have it, was the
lacouic answer, ''Why not What do
you want with it; to kill soldiers"
soldiers. Ugh, no. Use EN- kill COW
boys. Kill soldiers with Club
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

Pat, what time is it? "Di dod't knew.
Mike; but lets guess at it, and then the
man as comes furthest of can 90 out to
the kitchen aid look"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

When F"gg heard the landlady below
stairs pounding the beefsteak, he re-
marked that Mrs. b own was rendering
a banquet to the boardeIS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

In addition u the above wonderful
feature OF country journalism, the CO..
umns OF IlIE WmIG will be supplied
constantly with original Poems. ESSAYS
Historical! and Scientific Papers, all to be
written especially Tor its columns lis
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13
ADVERTISERS, ATTENTION!

Owing to the high class ofthe material
10 be used in the columns of The Wing
and lis already established reputation
and large circulation in Cecil county, its
readers will number far up into the
thousands making ii the best medium for
rcmuncrativc advertising in the county,
Its proprietor asks the attention of read
crS and advertisers - these facts. and
hopes that a glance at the above Pros.
prctus will tayorably convince them.
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Rough on Corns.

Palpitati"uS, DropSical Swelin@S Dizziness
Indigestion, Headache. SlecplesSric>S cured b,
''Ncil's Health Rrncwer.''
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L. :. kisS pa for me.

Dead and buried, Dear, dear.".
moaned Mrs. Smith, dropping tie letter
in her lap as she took of her glasses to
wipe her eyes. Il never would have e.
iieved that Melinda could be so heart
less, she and Minnie were always such
friends ever stree they were babies. It'll
just ahout kill Mrs Hawkins. We must
drive over there the ii. ST thing to morrow
morning, pa. Strange that they didn't
send the body home. or that some of TIE
family didn't go on to the funeral"
Strange" echoed Mr.. Smith, ex-
citedly. Tie strange part of it. to me
is the way Meliudy writes about it. |
expected nothing else but she'd get her
head full of notions when we sent her off
to boardin' school; hut didn't S'p"Sc
boaldin' school nor anything else d make
her such a heather. That miserable
party's completely turned her head"
"Well, she slr ut stir one step to il
not with my consent. " said Mis-. smith,
with fearful severity. e.! don't see how
She can hive she heart to th:,k of it. =
Aud before laying her head ON her pillow
she wrote that ct to the heather
Melinda.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hawkins were chatting
cheerfully over their breakfast when
Salathiel Smith aud his wife drove up the
next morning, and Mrs. Smith, who had
the news gently, felt her heart fail within
her.
when did you last Lear from your
dear Minnie, Mrs. Hawkins >" she
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

clears out rats. mice, reaches. flies. ants bed.
bags. SkunhS, chIpmunkS, gopherS l5c Druggist,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13
Rough on Rats

A: X Tor Rough on Coughs = for Coughs. Colds.
Sore Throat, HoarSeneSs. TrOches l5c Lur!i, 25,.
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Wells Health remover restores health and
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Mothers.

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promptly. pleasantly and safely relieved hy
Rough IN Coughs" Torches, l5v.; BaIsaln .5r
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ALL ABOUT A LETTER.
Ely MARY Il. SIfiGiiT.

The !et;rr was from VI. LINDA smith to
her m"'hrl. WrI.r.aA vas pupil ia a
yonuc ladies' >rniiuar, At Fi.rer,evillr
and her mother. vii, was >ensib!, wo-
MAJ, AID p"t at ali anxious to have tie
GIL lashionab'y trained, was particularly
pleased with the pr,fsr.S, She was max
inc IN he, ,or,.,,.l.i,.
-,
10 De sure II kinder up ana doWr,
she remarked 10 VI. Smith, as she
| scanned the auuuIar. chorac;erS ncycr
,,nosS;,,r .l,,+ tI,;, ,,.,,,, .,,,,r.,r,.;.,, ..
% 'N'S "''7 "'"'''F was
'he ann Oh ali the iaS:'l"haoie letter
| writers Ot the day, but it's clear and
| readable. and th,,'s the. irns; care f,,.
30. ,,;,l. -.
| boar ding school with thei. heads full of
all sorts of learning. and when it came
to writing a letter. they conduit write
one that their own mothers could half
make ont"
Ha, ing made these /, marks while re
| ,d;n,,;,o ,L. ,,l;,l.I,J
| 'l''h'" 'i'' c"N'i pc MIS- N-hlih put on
her glasses, and drawing The lamp a
tritl.. nearer. b2r,l =. a.lir,r TIM l,.fcr to
NJ, Smith
i"'ic "eI" ""F WI Nti'h pages
and Mrs SI!ir Ii tr,h ti,n III regular
o,.,,sn rr,,...,... ;,hi
w.
n',n "'' =, - WY Sl"''' I" get H""'
'''> ct -''ii'N' 700.
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FOR SALE

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

Ash for Well Rough on CornS.' lac Quic
'"np!cte cure. Hard on soft cornS. warts. bunion
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

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Strengthening. Improved. the best Tor backache,
pains IN chest or side rheumatism. neuralgia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

''Ruu@; on Itch cures humvr> cruptiuuS rim
worm letter. salt rhCum. frosted feet cIillhluiII
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-13

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Heart Pains.
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Whooping Cough,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-22

With this end in view and delegates are
elected TO consnmmata this object, The
only platform, enuneiatlon Of principle
and expression Of policy offered 70 the
Democratic VoteFa In the present campaign
are, eEleet the representative Of the
Standard oil Company 70 the o, 8. Sem
ate." II yop favor the oyeHpoWeging In
fiuenee Of this crushing monopoly, then
vote for Democratic candidates for the
Legislature. You will make no mistake
by doing 90, az every Democrat elected
will be bound by the arbitrary dictum Of
his caucus 70 re-elect ia representative 70
the position he covets and for which he
Ia working go RsRiduoualy 70 attain,
lyon are opposed 70 this monopoly and
would clip It's political wings and remand
It to the ranks Of trade and commerce
where II belongs, then vote for the Rspub-
lican candidates Tor the Legislature who
are pledged to Its utter political defeat and
overthrow,
Let all those citizens who halisVn II is
the paramount duty Of West Virglnaps
10 look after and project their own inter-
ests rather than elect 10 the U, Senate
the representative OF one Of the most cor
rups and vicious monopolies that now at-
diets the land, come out on election day
and do his full duty. The only issue pre-
sented to the people by the Democratic
party %, "who shall bs United ststes
SENATOR Lot the people make there own
choice and not be imposed upon by the
Of q corrupt coal oil ring,
BY order Of the Republican State Exec
uhye Committee.
WI, W, CowpRS,
o, G, soHoFlELD, Chairman.
Secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-22
RAISING DUCKS.
How They May lie Made us Profitable a.
Chickens.

How They May he Made Us Profitable rs
Chickens.
Mr.. James Rankin, Of southeaston,
Mass, whose specially is ducks, has the
following In the Poultry Keeper:
'lrequest the privilege Of stating 10 nu.
merous inquirers by way Of more detailed
information that Matched out last season
some 5000 ducklings. They were put on
the market at q cost Of less than Is cents
per head, when prices ruled loweet, Ia
$t5O when prices were highest. The
ducks were all Matched and raised arti6.
Cially, and after the first day or two not q
duck was lost OF the entire lot during the
season except from accident.
III have found the growing oil ducks fol
market fully as profitable as young chicks
for as many pounds can be put on a duck
OF nine weeks as on chicken In nineteen
weeks. Ducks can be grown OF o cost o.
5 cents q pound where corn meal costs S.
per 100 pounds. A building 70 feet Ions
and IL feet wide, with a quarter Of az
acre OF ground Ia ample room for $1,000
ducks. We feed the same as Tor chicks
except o little more animal food. We dc
not feed cracked corn or hard food Of any
kind until they are I've weeks old. Thl
ducklings should be confined In o small
run, with only room enough for exerclae
aud given only water enough 10 drink
They will readily iAtten II treatet
In this way. We like the Pekinl
the best, as they are the bes
layers and mature the earliest. They
viii always lay their egea IN nests whet
given the opportunity. Their feather
are also the most valuable by far Of any
40 they readily command 30 cents pei
pound at Wholesale. My chicken ant
duck buildings are rs or so feet long ant
10 feet Wide, and use no artificial hea
whatever. 1uee ust gas enough 10 hoa
the building when the Gun shines, thu
avoiding exttemtB. My yards occup!
about two acres Of land, The yards ar
aubdiyiled By wire netting Into ANAL
compartments Of about l0xS0. Into on,
Of these yards put about l0O ducklInga
The ducks arc ready ior market whei
eight or nine weeks old. They BhoulI
then weigh from Q 10 II pounds per pair.
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
or
fI0CUTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
paneatis,nal.
m N. sneol, n. W. wAlAlngtOn, D. o.
MRS, a.'srEyESs HART, Principal

g,,,,rs, Session At Mt, LAKE. PAEE, GSETett o.,
~ iuII sdnnig July ID, Rt l0;@ A. NJ closing
Iniad II, 1856, ...--.,..,,..,,
Az Az ,sTAGB OFFERED BLYTHE NsTlTUTIoN
AV W.. S,turll Development aud Culture q the
-. ~ ", lho purpose d ConVerSAtoni keadlngi
Yostigs. |4ddress aud singing The correct use Of
tlptnS,,.t,, 1l Articulation and kesplf9uoni 70
~ U ,s,iG The philosophical laws by which these
gtllH W. i,T,gpyed Gnl developed,
pRAit s ssy and Natural Expression OF sentiment
~, l.r al speech and Gestnrei Including Char
Nhg,,i,l. pmmAuC Reading and HecitAlOn.
junction IN Expressive Bible and Shakes
spelA y ii,., and IN the reading Of Hymns,
P1'Tr ~ eplorunlty afforded Ieaehen loE the
a. III Practical Methods for Teaching Arucpla'
W.! NJ ii hi Reading, Methods based upon the
F.lsl GAS iOr the study Of KlndergaEten and
,A HS S6rHial Methods VIII b0 formed aud SEES
Pun HI J.lly from July II 10 August y, 1850,
hg9ha VIZ r,,. viii be taught by Mis- SUSIE Pollock,
,IWs,hiuglon, D, o., who studied AUD graduated
GsiI class for children viii DO held on three
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Icuies will b. given by Nm, Hart and
VIZ POLLOCK, each upon Ihe Interests Of her OWL
5tplrment .,i,o.s
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An Answer Wanted,

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Nj, Dc CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR wHRgLINd, W, VA,

rnstblfty.nlnth year oil this Well'knoWn Acad
,n, eudtr tho charge Of the Visitation Nuns
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MT. Dc CHANTAL,
,rsn.w Near wheeling ", Va,
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oyoll I Am a married man,
l have q vile, aud Wneu sought hef
Some years ego Tot milne, aud brought hef
Home asa bride, life mt begiti
T. e sS wYfi aSa lIyn W Sd sS ma,
And do 40 s,ili-And yOs, and yet
There IA At1lhef.-ono who's Wrought her
Bhy wllehNtAlt 0'Of me GIL lhOO laugul hOf
falt iaee may rot made a. qNell
Ana 10 this dey I've hogof pghl h6f
Bolt Away although JOu Ay "ougblef,"
ikAow 700 thlak iva not qalio right
But tho ltiVug me- VOC. D, I've tAdiht Dot
I'LL 0,d lWOal lCs0pl Aud I bOn4hl hol
~ litt leVo.sifl but yvslefnigdt,
lTWat hui Al flis -ygtt I quAltet4
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Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county
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and was given up to die by her physicians
She heard Of DR., Kings new discovery
for consumption, and began buying It Of
me. In six months time she walked Ia
this city, distance Of six miles, and ia
now so much improve she has quit using
It, She teelB abe owes her life to It,"
Free trial bottles at Logan 4 Co.'s drug
store,
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or money refunded. Price % cents per
hox. For sale by Logan h Go.
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$3.50 in one months tim0. 1t seems like
q big profit for one canvassing agent t
make, but Mr.. W, F. Hopkins, OF N. O..
who is working for tho publishing house
Of B. L, JohuBon 4 Co., OF Richmond
Va, did it, aud Is still going bravely
ahead. This, too, was done with no CAPT
tai worth speaking Of,
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a -choics 2isapsEsf bulhsl, inferior grldsl
Eosiln gSs.sssps youpE, 81 ma 50 per d0saa,
Lrifd Fliill-NeW eyRporRted pared peaches q,
2af impaired DO, lbaleei raspbeFiies oSiate, blaek
Rlioed laioi peaches, new halves, 0a70; DO
quarters do pared ia lSc id0, black heFFei
kGt do. mSpb6FFies sQcj pitted cherries 26a26G
A19s-FI6sh, no quick. per dozen,
q, lhasAga-PHms i've geeae, 800 per lbi second
Tdii0ln-Country, 90,
Tropical Ffatts- Lemons 81 SOls Is per bon, AZ.
ptnEall bananas 81 bQa3 90 per bnn6ht Jamaica
40, y 0a2 tQi Changes per box, seal ., accord
ing 70 qualify,
wheeling Live Stock Market.
The market hiss been fairly active, aud prices
have Remained almost unbalanced. Hogs have
been more eitiye than iofsomo Hns Quotations
900 " l,l00 lbs, stock gjlaAItc per ID. /;
soo 70 eoo lbs sas<c per hi 1000 Soolb5. 25G
sog;- Market Setiyes sac pOFlb,
Lrnhs-RRir q aa41SSo per 10,
plltes-s3 00Rb 20 per head,
SAtep-25fR9o per 10,
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HOME MARKETS.
The Wholesale Prices of all tho yarloul
Commodities.

lSTRLLIaENCER 0PFICE,
WHEELING. Tuesday, Sept. q. Z
During the past week ColTees have again advane.
cd aud ure nGw at higher ngurC THAI they have
been for several montus last. tits thought that
they have now reached the highest notch that
hsy will attain on this rise, Sugars remain ut the
IA ne pgufes klven las, We k, but cheese hAA aa.
yAnCGd. The grocery trade has been unusually
The prices very lrm. Collections continue " "
goo urAli Il uu ana priCes are low except that
paid for wlisa', which has bee1 advanced. Very
little grain Is beng brought In tho city. The
card Fate for nal = h been IOduced. I'll produce
do ,RrtmGAt prpt UnA no bpGCh features out ido oil
tie ~ pie EfAle, which Is BEGINNING 10 boom. The
guryS EVan below GIG SUBJ stt 10 tluCtuAtOnId dur.
I'M the week.