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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
MENTAL SUGGESTION.

If an individual has faith in a medicine
or in a treatment, he will assuredly derive
more benefit from that medicine or treat
ment than if he were skeptcal as to its
merits. There eau ne little doubt that the
sympathetic physician is the one best cal
culatcd to lead his patient to recovery.
Again, in many disease the good that may
be wrought to the sufferer by the agency of
mental suggestion is undeniable. Profess
sor J. NJ. Baldwin, referring to this fact in
connection with insomnia, says: "ln eX-
perimenting upon the possibility Of sug-
costing sleep 10 another, have found GER
tain gtroug reactiye influences upon my
own mental condition. Such an effort
which involves the picturiug of another as
asleep is strong auio-sug Les1ion Of sleep,
taking fleet in my own case in five min
utes il the conditions be kept constant
The more clearly the PATIENTS sleep is pic.
tured the stronger hrcomcs the subjective
feeling ot dro"s'nr-s. IN uLsaillng cure
for ins0 mia, speaking for myself. is the
persistent fort to put some one else asleep
by hard think iug Of ihr end III view. with
a continued gentle movement such as strok-
ing the other with the hand. y
Dr. L. c. Spitz&u, Of New York, has re-
Gently given some really remarkable iu-
stances of the power of mental suggestion,
He cites the we'll known fact that the nor
taiity from wounds and diseases in de-
feated army. compared with victorious
army is a. four to three, aud even three 10
two. He also refers to the incoDtEoyertiDle
fact that persons III robust health have
been known to lie apparently 1T starvation
after being without food for from three TO
five days. DE-. SpitH&a is of the opinion
starvation, bnt from the physical effects Of
hunger. The proof of this contention Ii, s
IN the fact that persons nave been known
TO fast Of their own free will for more rhAn
forty days, without iniurng their constl-
tutiona to any appreciable extent. Many
examples establishing the truth of this
statement might be given, hut it will h.
sufficient to quote one from DR.. SpitZka' :
paper. He says: Gin the graver forms Of
hysteria, when loss of sensation occurs in
exactly one half Of the body, you can lay
piece Of tinted paper on the sensitive
side; then, suggesting it to be mustard
plaster, red area will appear on the cor.
responding unsensitive side BIsters of
such character that scars have perma-
nently remained from them have been pro-
duced in similar cases by the same
method" The medical profession, it ap
pears more than likely, have not as yet
wholly appreciated the advantage to be
derived from the employment Of mental
suggestion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
DID JUSTICE TO THE HOG.

Didn't you steal that hog?" asked the
rural justice in Georgia. "Well, sub,
Mister Jedge, | mus admit dat | outrun
him ~ "And didn't you kill him ~
"Well, sub he did run against de butt er
de axe, en- got his death ~ "And you ate
him, of course 2" well, Jedge, hit WIZ
dis away: De weather wuz mighty hot,
en- after he wuz dead hit look lax pity
ter let him Spite, so DIES sailed him down
en- smoked him, en- de fire wuz so hot dat
TO could tun roun' he wuz cooked done
en- seem him in dat fix, dar wuz muffin
lef' ter do but ter eat him up Hit wuz
all done in self-defence, Jedge-all in self
defence ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14

-Chestnuts are ripe and plentiful.
Three Mormon missionaries are pros
elyting in New Castle.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church at New
Castle was rededcated on Thursday.
Owners of potted plants and choice
flowers, have had many of them killed by
the early frosts
First Delaware Regiment veterans Of
the Civil War will have a reunion in Will
mingtou, October 20.
The Maryland Democratic Association,
the silver wing of the party in this State,
has elected Albert Constable, Esq, of this
town, president.
The Friends School Wilmington f2ot
ball team, defeated the Newark High
School Alumni team on Friday, last week,
by the score Of 6 to ).
Philip Barone, section iaborer on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad was struck by a train near Will
mington. early Saturday morning.
The Rev. Thomas Z. Terry, pastor Of
the Ikton NJ. l.. Church, preached his fist
sermon since his recent illness on Sunday
morning 1t was Il temperance sermon
and very forchle one
-George S. Bidd!e, farmer of near
CheStertown, while p'owing on his farm
one day last week found breastpin
belonging to his step.mother which was
lost forty years ago and was still in good
condition.
The. contracts for all the necessary
electrical appliances to make complete
electric light supplying plant for Havle de
Grace have been awarded. 1t is expected
that the machinery will be placed in run
ming order in less than six weeks.
The remains of the white man killed
on the Susquehanna railroad bridge, at
Perryville, last week, were on Saturday
shipped to Baltimore, for interment. He
timore, and had been working in cannery
in Hartford county.
The tenth anniversary of our Young
Peoples Christian Union, and Presby terrain
rally composed of Philadelphia and Balti-
more churches, was held last Friday after
noon and evening in Oxford, Pa, United
Presby terrain Church. A paper on the
tenth anniversary Of Oxford Union was
read by Rev. McElwee Ross, the pastor
also a poem by 7. II. Magill, of Charlotte,
\. c., dedicated to the Union. The balance
Of the program was also very interesting.
Forces of workmen are engaged all
along the Maryland Division of the Phila-
delphia, Wilminton and Baltimore rail
road, repairing the tracks, replacing ties,
and painting the railroad property, that ii
may have the best possible appearance
when the annual inspection is made. The
inspection probably will be made on Oct.
Is, and prominent officials OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company and its many
divisions will comprise the inspection
party. Watch boxes and safety gates are
being reprinted, and the platforms at
street crossings are being relaid, in addi-
ton to general cleaning up of the road
bed, The supervisor having the section Of
track in the best condition will receive a
prize, as also will the track foreman, whose
subdivision shows the greatest improve
ment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
CHAPTER 1913.
An Act 10 Amend the Constitution of
Maryland by Adding q New Section
TO Article Four.

SECTInN1 no if .ror,,d nv tI, C.,,,,I
Assr,ul,I,. nr MARYLAND thr,o-irthsor MI tho
mpmbcra. of hnth houses couc,,r,iu,r Thai
tho fojIn,vi,,, snction no and tb,. s,,,, i
hcrrh,. rrorrsnd ns an ,,,cndr,,.,t To cha
Coust;tutiou Of the Stntr.or N1rv},ud and ir
odoptrd nv thc Icuol ANA Qualified votnrs
thornar ~ hnrciuortor uro,idrd tho s,,,o
shall stand os an .dditinnuI srr,inu ,o Articlo
A of said Cons,itutiot, to rnIIov, scc,ion q, and
10 he known ms section 3lA
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of the Supreme bench of B,ltimor,. civ tho
said Nfuyor and civ, Council of baltimore is
further authorized to nav to r,rh off said
IId,rs Annually n s,I,r MOI nyrr.Ji,u irtonu
hundred dollars. proyidrd that th,. s,mn ar
.py.rort th.rrot hrinr nurn Granted shall
NOT Ia, diminished ,lurin.e thr continuance or
said JuIy,s in Office
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tbnCorstitutiopal Amendment "ond..i ,r,irst
rho Constitutional Amendment " .o tb,+ ,b,
,,o,cr,, may oIoc,. ond immodi,,el,. ,ftor cold
cIection duc return shall II, made IN tho Gov
rruor or thc vote for and AGAINST said nro-
nosrd amendment MS directed Inv thr said
ro,rt,,,tb Article ~, tho Constitute,
Arrr,,.od ArriI a 1sos
No,,, ,b,ror,ro | How'd Iou,rdos f,.
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teen of the Constitution of the State, do here
by order and direct that IL copy of said Bill
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
p R0CL- M ALTON.

WHEREAS at session of the General
Assembly ct Maryland begun and held in
the City of Annapolis on the fifth day of
,Ianrary, 1N9-, a Bill was passed proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution of the
State by adding a new section to Article
Four thereof, to he known as Section 81
4, which said Bill and Amendment are in
the words following, to wit:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
OLD SOLDIERS MEET.

A Reunion Of Battery B, Known as
Shows Battery, Held at Port Deposit,
Last Saturday.
The twelfth annual reunion of Battery
B, First Maryland Light Artillery, known
as Shows Maryland Battery, was held in
the town hall at Port Deposit, on Saturday
last. The morning session was devoted to
business matters. A paper was adopted
disappearing the course of the Hon. VIM
B. Baker in not appointing the old soldiers
to Office in this county.
William II. Cook was elected president
Thomas Kirk, ce-president, and II. T.
Brown, secretary.
1t was decided to hold the next annual
reunion in Port Deposit.
The afternoon was devoted to the roll
call Of the dead, five having died during
the year, and appropriate remarks were
made by the members. Rev. F. B. Short,
OF Wilmington, Del, and Rev. A. S. Now
bray, of Tome Memorial Methodist Espis-
copal Church, made addresses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
Ladies Cloaks,
Jackets and Capes.

We have devoted one entire room to these
goods. Our purchases of these goods are
moro than double those Of last year. We
went right 10 the cloak market of the world,
New York. and bought from the best line in
America, viz, "The Beifield Liue" You seq
it advertised in all the leading magazines. A
half hour spent in this department will con-
vince you OF the style and general perfectness
of the "Beifeld' line. Try and see. Come
to our store any time. Ask to be shown
through the line and Judge for yourself. No
matter whether you want to buy anything or
not Its our pleasure to show you what we
have.
The ChiIdren's corner of this department is
repete with gay, jolly coors in stylish little
garments for the little folks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
Mems and Boys Overcoats.

Never We're we so nearly sold out OF Over
coats rs we were last season. Consequently
we have now an almost entirely new stock.
They are made in all shapes, from the fash
ionabc box coat in light silk lined goods,
to the long, warm, storm coat. Reeiers for
boys at very low prices. We invite yor~
especial attention to this department and EEL
sure you will not be disappointed in ring
a top coat which will please you
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
Very Truly,
{. H. Worthington
& Son,
RISING SUN, MD.

If you are in need of any
kind of printing the CECIL
WING office will do it for you
cheaply, promptly and in the
best style. Get our prices
before placing your orders
elsewhere.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14

"DeedS Are Fruits, words are but
leaves, " The many wonderful cures effected
by Hoods Sarsapila are the fruits by whcd
it should be judged. These prove it to be
the great remedy for all blood diseases.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Nom
irritating
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
Boys Suits.

Entirely new stock. Small ones with vestee
suits. Larger ones dOuhlc-breasted coats and
tisht-ilttlnS trousers. In all grades, and at
all prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
Tai|0r-11ade
Costumes.

Costumes Of good Black,
Tans and Blues. Jackets
lined throughout with
good affeta Silk. Skirt
perfect hanging, lined with
percaline and nicely bound
with Velvet Braid.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
nctic. fun OF life, nerve and vgor, take MOTTO.
Bac, the wondcr.worlIcT, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran-
teed, Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
Dress Goods.

A splendid array Of new
and beautiful fabrics for
Fall wear now on our
counter. Black Goods,
Broadclotl1s, C h e viots,
Colored Dress Goods,
Plaids, Venitians, Home
spuns; Ribbons, Velvets,
Innings, Laces and Silks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Local Matters Boiled
Down for Hasty Pc
ruSal by Busy Readers.

-Chestnuts are ripe and plentiful.
Three Mormon missionaries are pros
elyting in New Castle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
WHARTON LOCALS.
Much Interest in the Extension OF
the Cane Belt.

the Cane Belt.
Wharton, Texas June l3.-The Colorauo
has not yet reached the high water mark,
but rose twelve inches last night and the
water now stands several inches deep In
the pump house OF the Wharton water
works.
The citizens OF Wharton will meet sat
urday June II, for the purpose OF dis
cussing ways and means to secure the
most desirable right of way for the Cane
Belt road through this county Great IN
terests hinge on the building OF TINS Toal
in fact, the existence OF the sugar mill ls
almost dependent on II. ahording as 1t
will a medium of conveyance for the ship
ping of cane TO the nearest mill, when VIII
be located in Wharton. Wharton county
is a natural cane bed. the soil is 10 every
way adapted 10 the growth OF the plant. 1t
is not a theory but an established tacL
proven by the large fortunes made from
the cultivation OF cane In ante bellum
days Experts from the rich sugar lands
Of Louisiana pronounce the soil OF this
county to be equal II not superior, TO the
most fertile acres OF that State. Governor
Horton, before the war, realized thousands
Of dollars annually from the shipment OF
cane.
The whole town turned out en- masse 20
witness a match game between ths Eagle
lake and Wharton teams. After holly
contested battle OF three hours the score
stood Wharton A. Eagle Lake II.
County court convened yesterday and
impaneled the jury. The criminal docket
win be larger than usual this term, Last
evening Judge Gordon was taken seri-
ously III and court adjourned until next
I Thursday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
Remedy for Women.
Their Peculiar sickness Even of
Years Cured Easily.
How one Lady Was Relieved of I'M
told Agony.

Mention has frequently been made of
remedy for women, known by the three
letters, G.. II. p. 1t Is making wonderful
record The remedy was an inheritance OF
an old family in Chattanooga and has been
a sort OF family pride for generations.
Recently they received a letter from
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that II be published for the benefit OF other
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that am under obligations TO you and feel
IL my duty to other suffering women to tell
You what your wonderful remedy, G. +. z.
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have been treated by different physicshns,
who did me no material good Fually
was induced to try g. II. p. and was en-
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Wa earnestly hope all suffering women
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medicine and failed. give this remeoy
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also send you a new book they have issued
called Healthy Mothers Make Happy
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l.. Gerstls g. Co. have established a de-
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for free advice about their sickness j Is
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care OF L. Gerstle & Co.. chattanooga-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
THE FIRST IMMuNEs.
An Organization by Counties Is
Suggested

Suggested.
To the Members of the First Regiment OF
U. S. V. l, Galveston Immnues)
Reagan, Texas. June 13.--Comrades: My
advice to the boys in order that we rffas~
complete our organization and have
reunion Is for each county where there Is
enough, even six or eight. to organize as
county organization.
And then, on or about August l or Is,
have an assembly of one representative
from each county organization at some
place near the center of the State. The as
sembly to be for the purpose OF making
bylaws and attending to other business
toward organizing and also 10 elect one
or two representatives for the state at
large TO visit Galveston and confer with
the people to see what Inducements they
VIII offer for the reunion this year on
october 2S al Galveston.
Since my first notice / have received
letters from several ex-members OF the
regiment, all being In favor of the organ
i2ation Now. all that have written me
yoicing their sentiments In favor Of or
ganization, get to work and organize your
county,
Hoping that all will respond freely and
Will let me know soon what steps they
have taken to assist, Your comrade.
Geo. w. Keeling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
COTTON SEED CRUSHERS
4 Plan Of nter-Insurance Has Been
Adopted.
PRINCIPAL BUSINESS OF THE MEETING
All of the Old Officers We're Re-
eiectcd-Many Members VIII
Go to Mexico.

San Antonio, Texas. June is.-The sub
jeet OF insurance occupied the foremost
place in the deliberations of the Texas
Cotton Seed Crushers association today
and a special session was held tonight to
take action on the perplexing question. Al
the close OF the morning session COM
mittee consisting OF w, ID. Kyser, d. Low
onstein. j, II. Dale, Jr.. ID. II. Caswell ana
l.. ~ Barbee was appointed to investigate
the proposed inter- insurance plan out
lined nj the invitation OF the association
by Milo l.. Lawrence OF Kansas CITY
ON account OF the Importance OF TINS
question, the afternoon session was ue-
layed to give the committee an oppor
tunity to work. and when It's psrtial re-
port was presented the night session was
decided upon to enable the association W
fully discuss the Insurance problem
An auxiliary committee on Insurance..
through r. Y. sullivan, reported tavoraply
upon the suggestion that the association
organize an insurance company.
The report which was adopted, says that
the Efforts OF the committee had resulted
In securing satisfactory insurance rates
upon oil mill properly In Texas that
where the basis Of rating had heretofore
been "a OF ] per cent for standard OH,
the committee had secured a rate OF oV
per cent az oase rate LOT sta"u' ,,r.aa,t
anu hau also suVVouNeu :" ttnh r.Yy ratea
rates reduced 10 yer V9n.' MI mo sffect
| wiz De puullsneu unu N.Y. rarort adds.
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owned Wy we LIS h,,n, ~, ~ ME STATE we
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
DEWEY VIII NOT ACCEPT.
Desires that Soldiers Home he
Built with the Money.

New York, June t8.-Whie unwilling to ac-
cept a home for himself. Admiral Dewey Is de-
slrous that the money collected be used TO
construct a soldiers and sailors home says
Washington correspondent Of the Herald.
private cablegram sent by the admiral TO
a friend gives the authority for this state
ment The admiral has not communicated
with the home commission, doubtless because
they have never Informed him OF what they
are doing. Members OF the committee and
friends Of the admiral have been expecting
that he would decline to receive the home and
would suggest that the money he employed
for veterans
Treasurer Roberts. who is also treasurer. Of
the Dewey fund. said that the commission
would continue its collection, and that wien
the sum originally determined upon had been
raised liberalization would be reached rela-
tive To us disposal. In naval circles much
satisfaction Is felt at the admiral's decision.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
NO CASE AGAINST THEM.
Colonel Picauart and Mnifrc LcbIois
HonorabIy Discharged.

Paris. June 10 The chamber Of indictments
today decided that there IS no case against
Colonel Picquart. charged with forgery in the
DIeyfus case, or against Mstre Leblois, his
counsel, against whom charges we're also
made in connection With the case. The judg-
ment OF the court thus eKonerated Piequart
who was released June Q. after being nearly
year in prison. the court declaring that the
chareee against Pieauart and LebloiB are en-
tirely incompatible with the judgment recenuy
rendered by the court Of cessation ana mat
therefore. there Is no case against them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-14
His Excellency, Joseph u. saycrs Cover
nor of Texas, Austin, Texas.

nor Oh itN"r, NuN'''' ., So.
Charleston, w. Va, June lO.-Dear sir
I own receipt of your letter OF the hlh m
slant. in which YOU suggest meeting OF
governors to consider the question OF
trusts, said meeting TO occur on the 2o'h
day of September, 1893, at ST. Louis
1t is SO far ahead that ! can not now
say definitely whether | can be present or
not. as September viii be very busy
month for me. | agree with You thal
something ought to be done to check the
eneroachment OF trusts IN this country,
but. somehow. the more We talk against
them and work against them. the more
numerous they become. am IN sympathy
with the movement aud will be glad to
attend the meeting you suggest ii at all
possible. Very respectfully your oDedient
servant G. w. Atkinson,