The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-23

on the marshes along Elk creek.
The old Eagle creamery ut Middle
town. Del. will soon resume operations.
The streets of Eikton are being given
their fall cleaning by force Of moA
under Bailitf Biddlc.
Mrs. Rachel Merritt. aged 81 Yeas.
Of WYrwic':. crioyrl her first visit to At
!a,tic City. last week.
The rr"ch season is LOW 1t It's height
on this prnn>u.". The prices for the
fruit has kept up wei and otwithStnnd-
Ing the crop is Hpt aS large us in former
years. yet the growers will he a. well off
financially.
The town of Rising sun experienced
another mad Gn= scar" last Friday after
"onn. when II large hound. hr,onging To
Augustus Rrumtrll. ran through the
streets. hitin" II number of dogs. The
raj ii animal was killed ut Cnora.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad has de-
q led to have foUr stops on its paSSrn-
ger Coaches instead of three steps. is
heretofore. All cuachrS built after this
date will have four steps. The change
is ordered to Facilitate the boarding of
trains by passengers. Som" of the old
Coaches may he changed to accord with
TIE new requirements.
The ru>tma >trr General has ISSUED
mother order barring certain publica-
tionS from the IN lis rs second class mat
Ter. Among the number arr these Oh the
Peninsula e hurch Items, published by
Rev. T.. &. Wright 1T SudlrrSvillc: The
RuralSt. published by Il. l.. tiulick. at
tiluckrnhcim. MI. and the Delaware
Farm and Home. published by Martin
Hutchinson. nj Wilmington.
IT NEEDS \ TONIC.-Thrre ar,
times when your liver needs Il tonic
Don't give purgativr> that grippe ant
weaken. DcWitt'> Little Early Riser,
rNprl all poison from the system and act
us tonic to the liver W. Scott. 80
Highland Avenue. Milton. Pa. says
II have carried DcWitt'S Little Early
Ri>rrs with me for several years an'
would not be without them" Small
and easy to take. Purely vegetable
They never grippe or distress. J. Franz
Frazer. Elkton. Md.
-AirS Luther Colr of near Still Pond
| has Il hen. which :" far meets every T."
| ~ rrErHt for n hen which shall be ;
perpetual l@yrr Mrs. Colr's hen. whir.
she calls "Bohhy." was - days cd oi
June LIST: she had laid 2Gn eggs in 2o'
consecutive days. and is now on her thir'
hundred. In al of this time she ha
never shown any signs of wanting to set
Mrs. cole is justly proud of the peg
formnncr of her hrn.-It En-.
All Cecil countianS will hail with de
light the settlement of the coal Strik"
| To all hou>rhodrrS the coal situation i
daily becoming more and more serious
| The bins of the business places an,
dwelling. which are usually filled abou
this time of the year. are now empty
and there are no chances of their hcin;
| filled. The poorer CLASSES are not trou
BLEED yet about the shortage of coal. fo
| they do not use very much ut this time o
the year. supplying nearly all their want
in this liHr by means of coal oil and gN>o
line stoves. When winter with its ac
rpn paryng chilly blasts. comes. how
over. they will then realize what grra
suffering will be CAUSED by the Shortag
n coal. Consequently. Il settlement o
The strike in the coal regions would b
hrlrd with delight by Elkton coal dra
vr> and Il gnodly number of its nhabit
arts.
TO MY FRIENDS.-lt is with joy
tell You what koiol did for me. | wa
troubled with my stomach for severe
months. I'pon being advised to lis
hodol. | did 81. ana words cannot te
the good il has done me. \ ncighbo
had dyspepsia 81 that he had tried mos
everything. told him to use Kodo
Words of gratitude have come to m
from him because | recommended it,
icu. w. Fry. Viola. Iowa. Health an
strength. of mind and body. depend o
tn" stomach, and normal activity of tn
digestive organs. Kodol. the great +,
constructive tonic. cures all stomach an
bowel troubles. indigestion. dyspepsia
Kolol di@rStS amy good food YOU ca
Take dose after meals. J. Fran
Frazer. Elkton. Nd.
Chief Justice Charles Il. Lore. {
Delaware. who is known 10y hundreds ,
Cecil cuumtiHn< addressed the .\SSrmhl
of Epworth Leagues of this NJ. T.. Con
ference, one day the past week. In pa
he Said:-"ToGay our own little State
held in the grip of the politicians. and
without representation in the Unit,
States Senate. | will not unvril Dell
wares political history. Some of yo
may know what il is. This. however,
will say-that the average of polite
morality of the people of Delaware todG
is rs high. if not higher. than ever b
fore in her history. The Senatorial va
ancy results from the indignant protc
of her people against corrupt machil
politics and selfish personal ambitio
Politicians We're never 50 we'll organize
the machine was never 81 well manag,
for personal ends rs now. but corrupt,
I is in its death struggle in this Stat