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other women to avail themselves Qi
this valuable lnedicine Mrs =. n.
EREDERIcK, Bloomdale, Ohio.
Backaehe is q symptom Of female
weakness or deranqement. IL you
have baelSaehe don Y neglect t. To
Ret permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble Nothing Ve
lnow0t wfIld0 this 50 ely and surely
asI,ydiaE .. Pink arn's Vegetable Com
pound. Cure the cause Of these uis
iSfessfnr aches and pains and you viii
become welliand strong.
The vtea { volume 81 unsolicited les
tfmony Const pouring IN proves
concliisiyeIy that Lydia . Pinllham's
Vegetable Compound made from roofs
and herbs, has restored health 70 thou
sands Of women
IL YOU nav HE slightest doubt
that Lydia D: Pinlehanls Fe8e-
table Compound VIII help YOU
write to 1lrS Pinlgll0n aG Lynn,
Mass, for advice. YotIr letter
viii lIe abs0 Iutely conf dentlnll
and Tho advice tree
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rnlttee to "throw out" Howard r.
Furbee and A. L. Lehman as Chair.
man and Secretary Of the Republican
committee. "A few days after sign.
Ing the cali; and after sending to the
committee his designations he came
back to Marion county under guard
Of penitentiary official, Capt oaw.
son, and attempted to help the same
FIemines mentioned in his affidavit do
the very thing they were trying to In.
duce him to do a year previous.
The affidavit Is also interesting AZ
showing how the postmaster and hls
brother, Thomas W. use the offices Of
tho Republican party, and especially
the petty jobs about the postotfles,
such as carriers places, as a legal
tender, to further their own ambitions.
Tho affidavit further hints very
strongly, too, that the competitive e~-
aminatIons held under the civil SER
vice rules for positions at the Fair
mont postottlee are not always on the
square; but that the examination pa:
psrs are "fxed up" for the favored
ones,
Another, thing which appears from
ss,.. NJ a.. AZ ,.aatyoaateF
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Two Of Kind,

A distinguished specialist, in Wash
instoa was called upon a week OF
two ago by an eminent government
Official for treatment for a nervous
ailmsnt.
1.-THE first thing you must do" said
the physician. after an examination,
us 10 give up both smoking and
drinking"
Whereupon the eminent Official be-
came real peevish. look here, doc
tor" he burst out. nov you're talk
ing Just like my wife!"
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.1.! q! Z! Won
nv CONTEST vEF ialsAT woul0
SHOULD THE COMET
|. s88l sTlls III.

| x q l1.
I. Two drunken ItalIans met on rlic
itsreet3lsst might ard started g discus
sion ol HafIes comet One slalel
that Tie luminous appendaee wouIa
strike the earth With suaHcient fore
to knock Die fnuaIane sphere out o.
commission for All time. The ollo
man was patriotlcsand took Up Tor mis-
abiding place rhe rgumeni grew
warmer as the discussion CONTINUES
and tue men clihclied their argumo
by pounding each other The earth.
advocate triunpaed over the slelai
advocate TRe eommotion made Qmls
IastiFonlPilse reet OK short lime
but LAs hghtins Itallans were aele
ibetofeSthe come yas seen IN the 1iSl
lertl slss
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DEDICATION
CONTINUES rom Page one.)

House with Glory Dr. Hartman e
a gifted speaker and his sermon was
greatly enjoyed.
The regular dedicatory service was
held yesterday afternoon ct three
o'clock At; this service eight Of the
resident pastors Of Fairnont took part
in the service. Each of5the pastors
in d few remarks congratulated the
Lutheran congregation ohathe compile
ton Of this house Of worship ana pre-
dicted great usefulness for the church
in this city in future. This expires.
sion Of good will on the part Of the
local pastors was greatly appreciated
by this congregation.
AT the dedicatory service proper.
yesterday afternoon, the service was
conducted by DR.. Hartman. assisted
by Rev. Probst. Rev. 3. g. Hay. pas
tor o. the Lutheran church of Clarks.
burg, was present at tins service anu M
madelan interesting address.
Last evening. DR.. John Burbaker Of.
Westernport. Md. preached the SER
mon which was a profound discourse.
All the services yesterday were at
tended by large congratulations, the
edirlce being filled for each service.
81 confernee Opens .To-daX ~
This evening the sessions Of the AZ.
legheny Conference of the Evangelical
Lutheran synod will begin'tn this city,
The session tonight will open at eight
O'Clock. Many ministers Of prominence
from this and surrounding States will
participate in this conference and
much work wiz be accomplished dur
ing the sessions which win extend
through Wednesday.
These meetings will be opened to
the public and cordial invitation IS
extended fol, the publlc,to attend any
or all of these services. ~
y
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For Bride Elect.

Miss, Mildred Dare will entertain
a party Of twelve at a luncheon to be
given Thursday at the Country Club
in compliment to Miss Louise Bright
Miller, bride.elect. Invitations have
been limited to the young ladies clos
est in friendship to the honor guest.
Miss Marguerite Bremen, Of Mar
tins Ferry, o., will arrive here this
evening to visit at the home Of Judge
and Mrs. w. N. Miller on Murdoch
avenue. -Parkersburg Sentinel,
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No Exao. EaulyaIent.

III would be correct to say,sthen,
that you are on the water wagoTs
wouldn't it?" asked, the reporter.
M" said the distinguished Actor,
mthat hardly expresses It. l have
merely quit drinking coffee and TAX.
en-, ii more wholesome beverages
iYol might say, perhaps, thatSiI am
on the milk wagon"
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pleasant diversion OF the evening, The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Keith, Miss
Grace Duncan, Miss Amelia Vance,
Miss Mildred Lambert, Mrs. Victor dc
.Barrlll, Of Rocasberd Toro. Panama;
Mr.. andsMrs. William Newton, Mr.:
Baker. Of Cincinnati; Mr.. Gayle, Or.
Allen Fleetwood and Mr.. Russell. :
Clarksburg Herald.
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No Occasion,

pADanthropIst Haven't you any
sympathy for the unemployed, colon.
el?'
poltician-'I don't know any I'M.
employed, sir. Every man Of my a!c,
quaintance has been working hard
for the last two or three weeks tfy.
ing TO land a job intWashington \
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ArnoIds Galateas, zoe Yard
20 piece los. yards
Is pieces, 46 yard

Its been some time since we've had as two good
offerngs as these Colorsd Dress Linensat 15cy I'd,
ana these splendid wearing GaIateas atloc two
fabrics that every woman, boy and girl can use to
good advantage especially Al this tune of the year.
Don't miss them. The savings Is plain as the
nose on your face. These materials are ~ inches
vide, medium weights, smooth weave both bought
for and adapted TO hard wear.
Oh sale to-day, and early choosing Is urged.
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James. didn't / tell you not to play
with your soldiers on sunday?'
Eyes, mamma. but It's all right, Il
they are the Salvation Army on Sun
day, isn't IN"
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Merely Local.

Young Thomas, afflicted with a.
green apple pain in bis midst, thus
explained his condition 10 hts mother:
Mother, I've got an awful bad pain
right in the middle Of my stomach,
but the rest Of me feels fne!" a
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and right sue. anu
was tired an Che
flma and nervous
Il could not slee1
and every month
could hardly stand
the pain. Lydia j,
PinEham's Vcgeta-
|ble Compound ~
stored me to health
|ariin and made me
|feel like q new Wo.
|man. i hope this
|iefinr will indudn
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House Party,

Mrs. Fred Helmick has as her
guests, hermother, Mrs. w B. Brooks,
OF Pittsbutg, and Mr.; and Mrs John
Brooks, Of clarksburg, Mrs John
sopher. 81 clarksburg and Mrs John
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The ser,y;antls character.

Atlady once gave, the following
when questioned as to the character
Of htF former servant. Mary has.
been in my house two years. minus
one year and ii months; she has been
very trugal--in work.; mindtul-of
herself: prompt- in excuses; friendly
Ito men; faithful her lovers, and
hohSst-when everything hassyanish.
.Sd!"a .s
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81 : plfferenIl opInlon .NIow. !.

,You are charged with larceny,
ARR yor guilty, or not guilty?n
SNot guilty, Judge I thought !
was, but rye been talkln's to. my,
lawyer. an he's convinced me that
Z amt 4sSfl
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Information.

Uncle zeb Cooking over bill q
tare) Henry, how do you order
Sog and hominy at q fusts class rest
ant!p
CITY Nephew You don't uncle
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To Lydia B Plnkham'a
NegstabIe Compound

I3lo6mdale. Ohio suffered from
terrible headaches. pains IN nay btcs
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Nothing tastes 40 good as II looks
In q! cook book
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\. Follower % 4 Nero. III:
Nero had just ordered [lis burning
Toe Rome, 4. K I. y,
ri rot my idea from the janitor, !
ihe eFpiainsd Il. IL always gives .Sus
ipleity, 81 steam the frst warm days.
Thus did he humbly follow In the
footsteps Of the great tyrant.
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1Oc Yard
for Arnolds Famous
sBeaI<shire Calateas

For Women,s Waists and skirts,
Girls Dresses and BoSs' Waist
Broad range Of stripes in black anu
white, blue and white red and viii
pink and white. We don't claim Rs
to be a good as we are sailing at 49,,
but the best you can buy for .,.....
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PosImaster3 Q: j. Martin. Of Amos, Y
a visitor in Fairmont today he g y a
loyaIand true blican as of yoEo \
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Brooks, ofMoundsgille
ATTENDED Recital.

Miss nellie Donley and Miss Ger,
trude Dobson spent Saturday and Sun.
day in Morgantown. Misses Donley
and Dobson attended the Lewelyen.
Rutherford musical recital, which was
held there on Saturday.
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IN .lItlls ,tRantad,. v0rE iloE.gI5os y. !
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-02-05
COLORA.

Several from this vicinity attended
Oliver ID. Ncsbitt's sale near Lincoln,
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Eta NJ Tosh and Miss Bell
Hndman are spending some time with
Mrs Thomas Higgins, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Emma A. Poist and son Frank,
of Woodawn. spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. Elizabeth A. Rey-
uolds
Mrs. Robert F. Pierce and nieces,
Misses Maud and Grace Reynolds,
were in Port Deposit, Tuesday.
William Mckay and little daughter,
Mary, were in Philadelphia, last week.
kersey Coulson and family. Zion,
spent Wednesday with friends near
here.
Miss Caroline Wier celebrated her
Ssth birthday Wednesday. Quite a
number OF her friends were present
and spent very pleasant day.
This vicinity has been we'll repre-
sented at Port Deposit since the ice
gorge
Mrs Clarence Krauss, who has been
III poor health for some time, is not
improving
Edward Bslderston, who has been
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EOLEYSHONE EAR
Cures Colds, Prevents Pneumonia
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Miss Evelyn Kiblcr entertained a
lew friends at cards Tuesday evening.
The Daughters OF Confederacy met
at Mrs Bennett Stcee's Tuesday even
ing.
The ladies OF the Church OF the
Good Shepherd will hold a bake at the
home OF Mrs. w A. Alexander, Sat
urday afternoon, February IL, from 2
until 5 O'Clock
The Girls What We Can Mission
Band met at the home OF Miss Katie
penscl, Friday afternoon
Service will be held in the Church OF
the Good Shepherd Sunday morning
at 1890 O'Clock. Holy Communion
will be celebrated.
The members OF the Senior Class of
the Chesapeake High School will hold
a variety social in Reeds Corner
Store. this evening Saturday.
Mrs. c. C. Laws entertained The
Five Hundred Club Wednesday even
ing
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RISING

Mr.. Bernard Efing has. aceeo1cd I
position in bank at Swarfhnlofe. and
left town last week. MI. GcfS1d III
ing has since started to work n Ris-
ing Sun National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Dnyckinck en-
tcrtained the following people AZ din
ner on Thursday, January ": M. and
Mrs. A. T. Duyckinck, MI. and Mrs..
Stewart N. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Sterrett
Mrs. Lillian Robertson and little SON
Asher, have recently been visiting Mr..
Harry Mcdowell and family near
Principle.
Mrs. H. Linn Worthington and Miss
Hannah M Kirk very pleasantly en-
tertained the Social Sewing Circle on
Thursday afternoon. Several invited
guests were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs George McKinsey Of
Chestnut Level, Pa, visited relatives
and friends near here very recently.
Miss Edith Brokaw, of Fair Hill.
is being entertained this week by Mrs.
H. L. Worthington and sister, Miss
Hannah M. Kirk.
The Home Mission Social was held
at the M. +. Parsonage on Friday
night and was we'll attended.
Miss Gertrude S. Dare is enjoying a
visit with friends in Philadelphia.
Misses Helen and Evelyn Cameron,
who are attending school in Philadel-
phia, visited their homes rear here last
Sunday.
Mrs. William Clifford returned to her
home. "Cloverly' on Friday, from a
delightful trip OF months duration
through the South.
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The Epworth League OF the M. E.
Church Will hold pie social Tuesday
evening, February 8, at the home Of
Miss Rebecca Lum
Rev. Mr.. Wright OF Princeton Semi
nary, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Sunday.
t. J. Cleaver, Superintendent of the
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, is on
the sick list.
Miss Mollie L. Foard spent few
days with Mrs. ]. F. Peach, at North
East, this week.
Mrs. John Brown is visiting reIa-
tives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Samuel d. Wilson and son, of
| Warwick, visited her sister, Mrs. ]. w.
PARIS, few days this week.
DR.. H. A. Cleaver. of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with his father, T J.
Cleaver.
Mr.. J. f. Alexander and Miss Mir
lam Alexander, OF Elkton, visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Alexander, Sunday
George K Houck. OF Annapolis,
spent Sunday at his home here.
Miss Fannie Foard is visiting her
brother, Wallace Foard.- at DeLand,
| Florida.
Mrs. J. A. Mccoy and Mrs. Ida
Bouchelle spent Monday in Philadel-
phia
Mrs. George Houck and son George,
have been visiting relatives in Cam
der, N. J.
Misses Gussie and Mary Baker visit
ed relatives in Wilmington last week.
Miss Mary Foard, OF Baltimore
| spent Sunday with her parents, near
| town.
Miss Bertha Lusby has returned
from { visit with friends in New York.
Mrs. George Fl. Spear and daugh-
| tiers were Baltimore visitors this week
Miss Reba Ruthven. OF Chester, is
Snsnding some time with Mrs. Harry
| Killer, near town.
Mrs. w. ]. Lake is visiting her
/ DAUGHTER. Mrs. Teal. in Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Garrett has returned to
! her home in Rockville, after an ex-
tended visit with Mrs w. E. Penn.
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waterproof? When have sectional vault
These wholly
Grafton We al know steel russ How long will steel vault stand the
dampness of the waeight
careful consideration of these points and of vault
with others will certainly convince that
MIRACLE of the objections to vaults
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East, on Saturday evening, February
10Th.
Postal Inspector Mordecai Plum
mcr, of Richmond, Va, has been de-
signated as successor to the late Will
liam ]. Maxwell, on the Delaware
Maryland Peninsula.
James Johnson, brother OF Scott,
will, it is said, remove from the Cum
mings farm. near Rowlandville. to the
George Brehm place, between Row.
iandville and lakewood.
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ner KetcIl Friday wSeI 3
Lloyd Baidersfon, iii. WA II m
ing WestfoWn School, Is n iii
mouia n s's N; Nj
The ladies Of MI P1earn,sf
Church he'd pie social Iasf lI0n III <
evening. The will hold supbsr a
February 10. n
Mrs John Hines Is quite poorly III
fcring from rheumatism. Sd
Revival services closed It M
Pleasant NJ E Church last week.
Willard Coale will farm for Scokk
Pierce this year. = q
Eli Coulson, Jr., will sell his housc
and lot at korner Ketch at public oele
this Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Mrs Robert Love has been enter
timing friends.
Elwood BaIderston Samuel r. Wiley
and William, + Fryer sent 4 lot of
provisions to Fort Deposit Iast week
to be distributed among those IN need
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to w. j. Arthur for $1,000.

to w. j. Arthur for $1,000.
The Preston Reynolds farm in the
Sixth distric., has been sold to John
{. Hind the weIl-knewn suc-
tioneer y Rising Sun.
"A falli.s Ike OF ice badly mashed
George M. CampbelPs foot at Port
Deposit.
Leroy Reynolds, OF the Rising
Sun section, thinking someone had
been milking his cow at nights, hid
in his barn. and found that pig had
been causing the shortage of milk
Frogs are waking from their win
ter sleep in Kent county.
-Chestertown firemel cleared $1,000
from their bazaar held last week.
Medals Ferry workmen have con-
tributed 500 to the Port Deposit re-
lief fund.
James Cartoa, while at work on
the Columbia & Port Deposit Rail
road tracks, on Monday, was struck
by steam shovel and one OF his legs
was broken.
The residence OF Herbert Ewing
one day last week, while members OF
the family were absent
S. II. Tattersall, Supreme Score
tary of the order OF Heptasophs, died
at his home in Baltimore, on Monday
OF heart trouble, aged 43 years.
Monroe school, Sixth district, was
closed on account of diphtheria, for
several days last week
The contract for charging and re-
modelling the State House at Dover
has been awarded to John A. Carter,
OF Philadelphia, at $3o. 900, for addi-
tors, So, 500 for interior and sos for
exterior alterations in the old build
ing.
The several commands OF the
Maryland National Guard will wear
their new drab uniforms at inspection
by officers OF the regular army.
The Brucningcr tannery. near Cas-
Teton, on the Susquehanna, has been
sold to Robert McNutt, for $3.50
Our old friend, John Krenzle, we'll
known to Cecil farmers as the head
OF the largest seed potato house in
America. is advertising his stock OF
seed potatoes in another column Tht
Krinzlc seed has been used iurr
enough in this county to BE known
as thoroughly reliable
All of the Oxford churches will
unite in an evsngclist;c campaign, to
be begun in the Presbyterian Church
on February 10. Rev. F. G. Hyde and
Prof. J. Lincoln Hall will have charge
OF the work.
The scored cantata "rhe Holy
City" was rendered by the Oxford
Chanel C1,,;n,,. -,
Church OF that place, on Tuesday even
ing. This. the first recital of the
Choral Society, was greeted by large
and appreciative audience.
The Susquchanna Power Company
will sell a number OF fishing rights
along that river on February Is.
George w Atwell has been sp-
pointed to succeed the late Postmas-
ter at Still Pond, Kent county.
Work was started last week on c.
T. Snyder's addition to his store build
ing in Rising Sun.
w A. Mullen has been appointed
Postmaster at Marshaliton which Of
fee has been rased from fourth to
third class. and now pays $1,000 per
annum.
Fair to good stock cattle. 800 to
GOO lbs. in weight. wcrs quoted in
CHICAGO last week At from $465 to
S+75,
The Columbia & Port Deposit
Railroad is reported as again in fair
shape The tnawing ice thrown upon
the tracks. it was feared would soften
the roadbcd, but the bitches carried
off the water.
The Red Men'S Cornct Band Of
North Fast, announces Box Social
to be held in the G. A r. Hall, North
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-02-05
BLYTHEDALE

Miss Helen Blackburn is visiting re-
latives in Wilmington, Del.
Miss Mamie Cargil, OF Philadelphia,
was the guest OF Mrs. Elenora Taylor
over Sunday.
Mr.. John Craig has accepted posi-
ton as blacksmith for the Whitaker
Iron Company at Principle Furnace.
Mrs George B. Taylor was the
guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry trice, of Singerly, from Monday
to Thursday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-02-05
ALLEN.s LUNG BAIsAnd

is the old reliable cough remedy. Fouud III every
drug store and in practically every home. For
sale by all druggists 25c SOC. and $f.00 bottles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-02-05
MIRACLE BURIAL VAULT

CONCRETE is used for many
~ purposes, but it is the ma
terial of all materials for
burial lots. Sectional stone, slate
and steel vaults all answer a
purpose, but let us consider the
advantages and disadvantages
of the several kinds of vaults.
In using a sectional vault the
grave must be dug ten to twelve
inches larger than necessary in
order to give room for workmer
to cement the joints and make
them tight. You have from