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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

As a gratifying evidence Of the bust
ness activity and success OF our fellow
t0wnsman Mr.. George McQIilkia. pro-
prietor Of the Z l.8rpri5e N !c1ino Works
in this town, he has this week closed a
contract with the b aver Creek J.2..i ger
Company whose plant is Iced at Davis,
West Virginia, 10 furnish the Company
with two one hundred horse power boil
ers, two ninety horse power engines,
sbafting, pullies. ETC., etc, 4 twenty five
ton locomotive standard guage, and rail
sufficient to lay five miles of railroad
track. This is one of the largest ard
most important contracts ever made in
E!kton, aud reflects credit on the indus
tria! interests of the town. Mr.. McQui'-
kin has also just sold two seventy horse
power engines to the Susquehanna Paper
Company, aud has shown recently by
the award Of a contract by this county
to him for the erection Of an iron truss
bridge, that he can compete successfully
with the heavy and old established firms
in his lines.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
Glasgow Items.

Protracted services commenced at the
Presbyterian church last Sabbath even
ing; Rev. William L. McEwan of Will
mington preached on Monday and Tues
day evenings.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Alrich and
laughter have been visiting West Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Lizzie Bouldcn has been in Elk
ton spending few days with Mrs. r. &.
Frazer.
Miss Ella Alrich is in Elkton with rel
atives.
Miss Mary Wheeler of Wilmington
who spent few days with Mrs. j. b.
Cazer last week has returned home.
John II. Frazer, superintendent. Miss
Annie Alrich and Miss Mary Gonce were
sent as delegates to the Sunday school
convention in Wilmington to represent
the Presbyterian Sabbath school.
The Presbyterian church has had it's
organs returned and put in put in per
feet repair and we shall expect better
music in the future.
AMY Congo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


h'h "l9cct OF this suit is To y. ocurc a deere,
I"i ~ sac o. the real estate Of winch Thorn
a. :, ~ iate "i tLcIi county, Nd died srizrd
''r we l'ltFi "'e OF paying his del +
ihc liii siiitcS tlat the sI5I Tlt.I,,s W., ,-,
~ ms ne tnie Indebted unto the pIaiutif m H..
,H. o. nv 'h"nSt!d lud two dollars and twenty
~, 'Ii'' ui'h % irCHi. sIry nutn made f,,, ThnIn3o
"LI!.= dLu WISE N.g.iu la tn. nrisr ,I Ia 'i
"a tHyti;.s Way and Ity him endorsed n tho
~ % sc TIE 18th day Of April 1890
~ .nn GGGf ,,,sI' - r3'pj, oGr months after date
49,, ~ "a 'ohu Etiik u Rising Sun. which note
"aS dui! Pr1tcSte! ior Ion ia, ine;l and is win
E's Oh protest. Stlli due and osirg 10 tha min
! nat the said il C.; sol being $, ,adrh:nd and
ana Im@ 'n.rht {. liI., IL n. ~. -, , t
80 US INC %: {" Haou- the oh ,liv Ann
n. r....,' '.. 10. rl~S,d d: Il Large zeal nd
mc,.t ,Inly ,'2 leaving !st VIII and testl-
a., .rr,t -! executed - as to lass real estate
'tglt nc ct'istd gGctu.Td Of his .stafe 10 EiS
,i'i's i. Nay cne-third thereof to his
:,.J l,.. -. - =" it!i2. vile al Wilson Warning
ti'TcOi H. MS :.r;iu,ftIgu.,Iter Marv
',iui''n, 10 he pHiu 10 ntr when So raac%e
tr. - ,'- ,aIS {" age, but II she should die he
IssiI.. i,.- u" ~! one yclTs OF aye or without
I ~ snare l. Ice eqIaIiy d.y!tttd hafwpey tho
S''' fI"hc!S J.. Way aud iy, / uari,' II Ia
N ~, ", nc li"n ed sla Frauris L. W,TvanJ
" ! ''H " d-.nI executors - " ~ anu
ii.;i SAID vii! has l,.,,, ,It.
- its aei.ttry therein ulgI,.,I a. ~ IN
, T,Uis VINO are Proceeding 10 aIrinisf.r saii
-, 'attic IN due course O. law nm ~ ~ ~
deus OF SAID ms 'iliciet lor the payment OF Inc
81 - q { EdId a Ia >mullip is s,,la,t,,es
al DIR Nv u ,''t v ~ mul Inland IS an infant
:. ison u,.ri m ears OF sc ana That the said
a! 50" +" aiih@. Eva L. WarI,r.r ms Ut, "i
l"d SiEuiiIn, OtLerv. IL a ",ie' .thu
+ - tt, 80 's't OF tue state ui AIaryl;,nd
.tdiriuni ul'.- '''!s 10Th day vi Ngycinb.r 1sgl
i. !, COW ~ GGI'tied mat the Plaintiff by caus
I,,.w>r.,,l- ~ e4'S 9f-cT 40 he Inserted IN SOM.
,nr,t '!'1l 1f'"te'. ana uuDnsscl la ..id go
lore &. l., - ttA !of iHur successive week, be-
|. a tltfs at ~.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

THE opinion OF the Supreme
Court as delivered by justice Field on
the vexed liquor question which our
readers will find in this issue, is SO
clear and comprehensive as to again
maintain the validity of the most i'm.
portant principle of all the prohibit
tory and restraining liquor laws OF
the States which have placed them
upon the statute books-the princi-
pie that the license to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors is something which may
be granted or denied and not right
which is inherent in any one. One
of the chief contentious of the anti.
Prohibitionists and the opponents OF
high license laws was that neither
the State nor consequently, any
lesser power could prohibit the pur.
suit of the retail liquor selling bust
ness by citizen where such prohibit
ton would work injury to him by
depriving him OF his property Or his
means of livelihood. This conten-
ton is swept away by the opinion OF
Justice Field, who decides that the
authority of the State or municipal
ity to prohibit or regulate the sale
of intoxicating liquors is not so cir
cumscribed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
Celebrating His Ninctieth
Birthday.

Mr.. Samuel Burns, . yeaer,hic citizen
OF Bay View, this county, celebrated his
ninetieth birthday Oh Wednesday, the
10Th inst.
After the ges.iHg Of the many rela-
tives Of the nousgsarna, = hounteeus
dinner was Lad, a'trr .yGhiah religious
exercises were held consisting Of scrip
ture reading aud prayer 10y Rev J. B..
Jones followed by IN a dress by Rev. j.
NJ. Yingling. Mr.. Barns enjpfs fa;s
health for one of his age and bti1g of IA
gcaial and cheerful disposition, has a
host of friends. He was tie recipient Of
many useiu! presents.
Thsso present we're Rev. J. 3. Jones,
wife and child Rev. II. s. Johnson and
wife Rev. J. NJ. YlagNnG and family,
OF Warwick Mr.. S.nuel B Irns, Jr., and
family Miss Ger,e Burns, Mr.. Bldd
Burus. Miss Debble Alexander, OF Up
land, Pa. !; Mrs. Rachel Foster and child
rem, of Calvert Willie Logan. Wilmer
Burns ana sister, Mrs. Susanna RsisIsr
and son Calvert, OF JAcksortown MIR.
John White, wife aud laughter, of E ier;
Mr.. William Johnsoa and wife, Mr.. W.
II. G lmbIe, wife ani dIu Ehter Nh. J.
p. Gamble, wife and son, OF Clayton.
Del. Mrs Maggie Burns, Mrs II W.
d. Johnson, ami other friau Is Of the
family.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
ELKTON. NOVEMBER %, 1890.

ONE of our prominent city ex
changes in noticing the close of the
annual convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union at AT
lanta Georgia on Tuesday, takes oc,
casion to express the following
sensible appreciation of the work
done by this noble organization. 1t
went to Atlanta at the request of the
Governor and Legislature of Georgia,
of the Mayor and Councils of Atlanta,
by an invitation which was read at
the last annual Convention, held one
year ago in the city Of Chicago.
This marks, certainly, an important
change and advance in public senti.
ment, when the Official represen-
tatives and executives of Georgia S
people, both in State and city, desire
to honor publicly the useful work
these good women are engaged in.
1t might even be said that the ten
perance question occupies large
share ofattention of Southern women
(by reason of the fewer public in
terests thatare brought before them)
than these do in the North, where
the relations of temperance to many
public interests have led 10 the close
following up Of political legislation
as well as statistical inquiries into
educational, penal and police mat
tiers. Take the city of Chicago, for
example, where the local CIV. c. T.
u" is not only putting up a great
building, but carries on publishing
house that has SI25,o 900 capital
stock, and (bsing now 10 years old)
declared dividend last year Of 7
per cent. to its stockholders. 1t has
a Founding Home, that owns SI25,-
900 worth OF property; its Day Nur-'
series and Klndergartens have cared
for 1929 children during the past
year. 1t has an Anchorage Mis-
sion'' for women adrift and without
homes, that sheltered, last year,
1000 girls.
1t carries on a Bethesda Inn, a
cheap lodging house for men, who
pay 10 cents nightly, with free baths
and reading rooms, and which so
accommodated last year, $3.50
men. 1t conducts free medical dis
pensaries, other reading rooms, Sum-
day schools and pay restaurant,
which feeds a thousand persons
daily. These are among the social
labors that have been undertaken
by the evolution of the temperance
movement, to say nothing of efforts
to influence legislation. Indeed,
these active women, attempting to
solve such problems as are given
the human race in the wrecks and
generalization caused by intemper-
ance, have reason to consider the
labeFFss- ef Hercules Ieefcuiies rather insignifi-
cant in comparison.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

The most fascinating spot
hereto many-is the Book
Store. This season fresh Books
and new dresses for old Books
will surpass any Winter Of the
past. Books come with the
Holidays. But they making
their advent already with all
the contrasts Of thought and
feeling, prose and poetry, fact
and fiction, and divcrsitics Of
dress that will aause and sur
prise. 0
Here is Ward McAlilster's
book, "Socicty as | Have
Found It." Perhaps the sal
lies OF Puck have advertised
the boot, uatjlyouWaAt to make
its acquaintance. The expert
ences with it are odd. People
ask for it with 4 curious, half
amused expression that implies
a doubt as to whether they
really want it; and possibly
they ask as they read, is it to
be taken seriously or as joke?'
Price $I.5oR
Two FIQgentine editions of
GEORGE Elliot's "RomoIa"
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Death OF a Cec,I Counfaim.

Captain J. :. J.n.s :. e! 'his trsr, te-
criycd intelligence ~ Saturday hsa Of
tby daalboi William Il. Cal..r., "a. 81.
Louis, which occurred in Chicago GA the
80 d uito. Nj. Calvert vas aauci Vim.
II. Calvert e ,Dauu'ao,u.or at mats il
this town, aud wi.h whom Capt. Jones,
James Anderson, William Cosdco, aud
other E'lstonians, learned the business 81
has ms%inI ii days laag past. 1Ir. Ca
ven VS. an earnest Nethlijse, aud took
a very active H.eles. in that church
when the Ncthoiis's Of !. l>sol wor-
SHIPPED in the old b.iak building % High
street. lie removed from f !,.nn 10
Wilmington il December 1888, james I.
Blowu who married Jane j Imar a sister
of the late ReuN2a , lamar, succeeding
him, the business hciug conducted il .
frame ba,idiug il tls rear Of the dwell
ing now occupied Gy Miss Anna AIaria
Ricketts, on Vest Main ssree.. Nr.
Btowa had store il The building now
occupied by AIRS. u. \. Nelson, aud
| where lie died about 1913, ~ IL turn
bel 9 succeeded ~ E4eoh Crouch nAo
conducted the business about one ,c4r.
At.rromaiu,ut il Wilmington about 12
years Nj. Calvert r.m ,g,d in 1850 20
Aurora, Illinois, where IL Ica4aipld
sometime, and after ;he detah Of lis wjf,
| wiich occurred - PuilldalpliA, ha ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

II Your eyes a~a "A LA 40 nos neglect
them, but Call at oacs on Prof. Well 30j
oiaIket ST., Wilmington, Del, and have
them examined free. II you wish TO
purchase Gold Sqecf&cies or Eve Glasses
for holiday gifts. examine our stock. The
largest and cheapest line OF optical
goods on the Peninsula. Pieces reduced
for the holidays. Glasses exchanged if
not suitable free o! charge. Nov. s.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
asVHE*WHIGS.

Permanently rGiuaote Ior tts Local as neil as CEN
eral Intelligence, Netcs Communications respect
fully solicited from all sections Of the County, in
addition to the areeky contributions Of ats regular
corps OF correspondents. Anonymous c0mnlunlcG-
ions wiH receive no attention, the name or the
vriter being required IN all cases GguarGntee Of
odo faith
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
Our new Book Cataloou

Our new Book Catalogue
90 pages-names over 5000
titles, Free to anyone.
But if you really want to
know Books go to Book News.
+ December number of Book
News will tell you OF every one
of the Holiday Books Of this
season and show you more
than SEVENTY pictures taken
from them. One hundred and
twenty big pages, telling of
nothing but Books and giving
the fair price every time. De
cembcr Book News is a grand
Halliday Book itself.
And the price but FIVE CENTS.
You're likely to save ten
times that on the first Book
you buy.
TOIIN WANANAKFR
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

- - i't'-'- '..s - IL -
Nheu loving rnH.at"s !-'.r .srG aye,
And leave Var llf.e'u"- Wi.rs. Irr5
THY hEpr - .,Et4'l. y .rl.siyS y.,'..
L need 4 h'fH nipy clsrs. 4, about
Z, women are lying d.I.y wGu.r I.y--
might have Ia;=5, str-i l. seems 90 is. .
vide spread opinion: tr,.L when a y,",naH Is
slowly fading away withtht diseases which
grOw cat Of lem lie Weaknesses dHi irrr5u.
larities lhat there is uo hep Tar her. she =
doomed rovleIth. But this is not trur. d.
Pierce'S FAgorite Prescription is constantly
restoring women fii.c.ri with diseases 81!
This class to health aud happiness. II i The
only medicine for there ailments, sold 10y
druggists. under :. positjre guarantee iroI
the nanuf ,cSurers OF It's giving .tI,taction
in every case, or money paid t1r it i'll be
refunded.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

ne olpmrS "i the WEEKLY begin with the
hrst hunter i"r J'uuEry OF e1rn yrlr W'ha,' w
tIme Is mem 'Hed. subscriptions vii! begin with
order e'P' Vi
h'nHH Nu'"lh2S al hAGFEE'S WEEKLY for
three years na-k. II u.at Goth Ein1jnr Will he
sent by mai. postage g'ii. ar hy express. Tree of
expense or viteti iHe ir"l hit does not exceed one
dollar peg yo!uncJ. iur 500 per volume
'.rth Gases inr"..cA volume suitable for bind
ing, viii he sent ~ ual, pot-pIsd. on reteipt Of
81 90 each. "
ReIntltlnceS should b. made by Post-oftice
Money Order or D-a;5, 10 avoid c'auce 0! loss.
Newspapers are not {" copy Ihis advertisement
without I.r eNl.'cSS oder o! harper y Brothers.
Adlrcs.: HARPER y BRUTdEE>.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

When, from any cause, the digestive and
secretory organs become disordered, they
may be stimulated to healthy action by the
use of Ayers CIth4rtic Pills. These Pills
are prescr!bsi by the physicians, and are
for sale al all the drug stores.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

care MT you ever going ID grow old, like
the rest of us ," asked Il mln of an ac-
quaintauce he had n'5 seen for some time.
''Well. not SO long rs lean parity my blood
with Ayers Slrsar lrilla," was the apt re-
ply. Tnis man knew what he was talking
about
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

SENATOR Germans protracted
consultations with Governor Hills
friends in New York are exciting some
comment among the Maryland
Cleveland Trinitarians. Would mt it
De refreshing to see the shrewd
senator disappoint the expectant
ZONE worshippers at the Cleveland
brine! More unexpected things
ave happened. David Bennett
ILL believes that to the victors be.
ing the spolls. And Arthur agrees
it'll MIN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
ADVERTISING RATES:

Local matter Ten Cents line for single Insertion
M1rriage aud Death Notices inserted grGtaitousiy.
Obituaries gM be charged halt the usual rcie Of
transient local matter.
Transient rates-Eight cents a line tor one, and
Four cents a line for every additional insertion.
One inch Of space counted as Treble lines. one
column, Five Dollars per inch, one year. -Four
changes aHOsoed to yearly advertisers vthout add
tionGI charge.
The circulation of The Wing being among The RIOS
Intelligent classes of Cecil county and the ddofHlHg
counties Of Maryland, Pennsylvania and DetGgGre,
proprietor confidently recommends it to Business
Men as a most desirable medium for renlunerGttre
advertising. To MAINTAIN its high standard as a
family journal. no offensive Objectionable adUer-
easements toiH be admitted at any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

Col, JNo. R. FELLOWS Con-
essman elect from New York ex-
esses the opinion, that the large
ajority which the Democrats will
We in the next House may prove
y annoying and difficult to man
:. This is one of those FELLOWSHIP
o has sense enough not to over
mate the Importance of the vic
Y which has turned so many
nocratic heads.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
Hird.

SEBOLD.-Novemler a. 1870. ut The residence
OF her father ut Leeds. Mi. Jennie. Oldest
daughter OF Emory W. and Mary L Scholi
Age - years, Wuft's. days.
4 light Is from our household gone.
OH 1t was ha~I to give her up, with death so
like gentle slumher upon her.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

Ill PERSONS are hereby rotihod not TO
"A trespass with Gun. bog or otLerwfsa -,
the lands OF the subscribers. Those f5und 20
tresya sing will lie prosecuted to the fuIJ eTtent
of the Jaw.
nOvI Nv WILLIAM d. SUMMERS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
To Philadelphia
and Return
Without Cost.

Most everybody within hundred niles of our store !.
taking about the generous plan It's tradebringer No
question about that Wanamaker Brown are the be.d
and front of the clothing business Philadelphia sure We
u] cloth direct from the mlls We manufacture the cloth
''o cothng We sell Clothing direct to the people who
wear it. There profits lost in selling it therefore
we sell the lowest prices possible so as to oct the laroe+
business There question about the qoodnessof orr
~otMng. No better can be manufactured There is no
question about the variety. You get choice out Of the
greatest largest best choicest Clothing stock in all Pba
delPhla There is no question about the price
there's no question about anything except-Can you
a resident of Elkton,
ket l''adepma While "alla1naNef & Brown keep open
their Otter 70 pay fare Philadelphia and retrn7
Its !lrg our store with crowds of BUYERS every dav
mat wha done for purchase the ticket at vonr
station at regular excursion rates After you've bought the
proper Clothing present your return coupon and
we pay y'u the price Oh your excursion ticket
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MANY Persons
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS

a LII PERSONS are forbidden trespsssing
~ upon the premises OF the subscribers eItber
win deg or gun. All found so trespassfng will
he prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
JAMES T. COLE.
now L. p. MAHONEY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

backed by racks of ovcr-crowd-
ed shelves is given over to
hfty-ccnr stuifs. AS much
beauty in the goods as in some
at two or three times the price
"A little less weight, a little
less fIncncss, that's about all
they fall short. Look at these.
Camel Hair PlaicIs over-plaided
with gay streaks Of Astakhan.
SO inches wide. One Of the
most desirable Of the whole
half-dolIar line, and in sight
yesterday for the first.
Many Of these choicest
styles are nowhere else in
town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
RsroETeo ny ". II. ss,cHAEt AND rRocuc
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Of moEtoERaY's WHARF,
EaLruaoRs. masfLAa9.
RAL1lmnFE. NnvtmItrli y
TIL III ma hers S.
PHILADELPHIA. mapcay. Nov L. 1sa.

No let up in the tide of
New Dress Goods surging in
to the store. Fresh conccits,
novel combinations every day.
Here are half a dozen Cash
mere PIaids just unlocked.
HalEinch-or-so stripes cut the
plain ground INTO squares and
obIongs as Indigenous in fall
flower might divide a pasture
field.
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SATIN Covers, sc to SO.

And SO it goes; the things
you want at less than you eN-
pcct to pay-;f you know the
market.
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tuesday, December I'd, 1890,
TWOST0RY FRAMEDWELLJNG

-, ~ hiIEhen a frame wagon house and .tohI.
a., 10, "tneF ouIhni!dings. There is goal orcLarG
cWtiNatl"n. The smaller traat CONFIRMS r 80 VI
- T,eS more or less. and adjors mas of
hu-Ns'us-W lirumiie!d and the said w 7; " ~ ~
~ Is Principally meadow land and is
, ,'D2E5 tfet> e! !ant situated in hipb-
~ " it3plnye. nels' barloud near the depot OF Ihe
'l'It e!!tri' raiiol at kisiag Sun andare
OF various denominations anu 'Hu'ches
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22

HE Court Of Appeals knocks the
prop from under liquor clubs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
TERMS OF Sayr

rue terms Of sale prescribed by the jo.r,o ouo
ma, tHiiI ." the purchase money shall he
PAN n cash on the day OF SHE ana tie $500
Coz ~ Two equal ins.alments at six and
800 months each respectively from the dov Of
.%e' ute credit payments to bear interest tro, :"
She ga! o. safe and 10 lie secured by the notes n
tIa go % ,e purchaser =! suities approved by
irayed 10y the purchaser ''e u DC de-
nUyS-iw Aurffonnsr " 'i1H r aLLS,
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NOTICE TO TRESPAsSERs

Id PERSONS ARE HEEFBy wApNpD
n not 10 TT, spaSs upon the lands Of Tho ~
Scrlbers either with dog or gun Those fonnd 60
trespassing will be prosecuted to the fnII eTtanV
Di the law.
ALFRED WETHERIIJ,
octls5 A. q. TuITE
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1891.
ARrpEr'E Weakly.
ILLUSTRATED,

- hAErEEE WEEKLY has never failed to iustifv
A. a'lt s a "irnal OF Civilization" and il has
"I''g ~ "itA Il constant regard 10 enlarged nos
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ailStc and literary excellence. 1t Ieaves NJ" ~
Ioucned so important phase OF the worlds mr.
- nt4 presents record equally Trustworthy
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by thorough knowledge al the natural laws
which govern the operation OF digestion and nu-
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