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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-04-12
WEST NOTTINGHAM.

Rev. limerick Sterling, of New Jersey. occu-
pied the pulpit Of West Nottingham Presby-
terrain Church on Sunday.
Walter Mecaslin is quite i'll with typhoid
fever He has been particularly unfortunate
this spring. Suffering first from a carbuncle
on the neck, then an attack Of grip and now
the fever. He will probably be taken to the
hospital for treatment.
Joseph Poist, Of. Mt. Pleasant. was operated
on last week forsappendicitis. and is now on
the road to recovery.
The body of John Yetter was taken to Will
mington on Monday for burial in the family
lot.
Little Ella Reynolds is on the sick list.
The wind storm Of Monday did considerable
damage In this section. A portion of the tin
roof was torn off John Sebold's barn, and
other damage done.
Arnott Shaw was an over-Sunday guest Of
VIM. T. Fryer and family.
Miss Mary Fryer and Miss Violet Fryer have
returned to college after the spring vacation.
Miss Cora Wiley and brother, Burton Wiley,
have returned to their duties after spending
the Easter holiday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. "A. T. Wiley
Mr., Slater B. Tosh had his hand painfully
injured a few days since, by heavy door
falling upon it.
Mrs. Anne Tosh is lying in ia critical condi-
ton from the effects of a stroke of paralysis.
This community is grieved to learn of the
death of Clayton N. Balderston Our sym
pathy is extended to the bereaved family.
Roy Mcvey, formerly Of Colora. who has
been quite i'll at his home in Philadelphia for
several weeks, has gone to the White Noun
tains for the benefit Of his health.
Miss Carrie Lambers and Master Gay. Of
Oxford, have been visiting Mrs. A. o.
Reynolds
Miss Marguerite Richardson, of Calvert,
was recent visitor Of Miss Helen Aiken.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-04-12
Almost IA Miracle.

One Of the most startling changes
ever seen in any man, according to
w. Il. Holsclaw, Clarendon, Tex,
was effected years ago in bis
brother. "He had such dreadful
cough, ''that all our family thought
he was going into consumption,
but he began to use DIR. Kings
New Discovery, and was complete
sly cured by ten bottles. Now he is
sound aud well and weighs 21S
pounds For many years our
family has used this wonderful
remedy for Coughs and Colds with
excellent results.v It's quick,
safe, reliable and guaranteed.
Price 80 cents and 81. 90. Trial
bottle free at Eli T. Reynolds.
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81 MEs. BELLE HAINEs.
.IcoNCLUDED. j

To day two petitions are being
circulated By Churches and social
service organizations in every state
throughout our United States, one
is known as the Kenyon Sheppard
Bill prohibiting interstate com
merce in intoxicants. The other an
amendment to the National Con.
stitution presented hy Senator
Hepburn for Constitutional Prohi
bition; these are great moral issues
worthy 0f the united efforts OF
every good moral citizen.
And we ask you not TO wet
blanket these by all sorts of IN
reasonable excuses and i'll founded
remarks of Prohibition being a
failure everywhere. The man who
reads in his daily and weekly
papers to this effect every time gets
saloon element literature upon the
subject. If a failure in Maine,
Why retained. If a failure in
Kansas, how can her towns of $500
or more inhabitants maintain jail
no larger than the lookup 10 this
borough; and 1t ran for year with
one inmate in it for Of the year
TO punish him for selling rum in d
prohibition: state. How can al
County house contain but seven or
eight rooms and maintain but two
if Prohibition is failure.
How can one travel for three sue
cessive days through our infant
state of Oklahoma, stopping en-
route at her hotels, even out on the
and see several hundred
cow boys and frontiersman gathered
for sale of horses, and yet not
single drunken man among the
number; makes one feel sure pro.
hibition has worked for good In this
far away section. And let this
thought rest with "a one and all,
that there never can be any snffi
cient reason given to make intelli
gent men and women believe there
is any responsibility connected
with the liquor traffic, or any of its
companion drinks, not even when
the saloon is dedicated by a Bishop
with doxoIogy accompaniment. |
The thing is bad from beginning toI
end and always will be, and let Us |
ever labor until we write il the
statute books Of state and nation:
touch not, taste NOT, handle not.
A Philadelphia divine D few
days ago said, that the great re
ligions movement of to day was not |
to evangelize heather lands butt
Christian lands. And we would
add that there is not simple
place Of wrong conditions that exist
that is not the affair of every
religious organization about us,
The Civic affairs, Race Problem, I
renament Housing, Questionable
resorts of all kinds.
To. day as reformers place law
upou law upon 0ur statute hooks,
and yet the citizens of the com
munities do not enforce them, that
is, we are content to let 30 per cent
Of the community be 4 menace and
disgrace the other so per cent.
Let us awaken to the needs Of to.
day. Let us read the law that isl
iiyinely written upon every |
human heart. aLove each othern,
with that love that the great
teacher Of old was imbned with.
That love that went out to saint
and sinner alike and yet imbned
with that sense Of righteous indig,
nation that drove the money
changers from the marker place.
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Puts End To BAD Habit.

Things never look bright to one
with "the blues. y Ten to one the
trouble is a sluggish liver, filling
the system with bilious poison,
that DR. Kings New Life Pills
would expel. Try them: Let the
joy of better feeling eud sthe
hines. = Best for stomach, liver
and kidneys; 25c, at Eli r. Rey.
holds.
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Paint and ..Paintn

Paint itself costs &2.Io per gallon. hul
remember that Linseed Oil costs only
81 90 per gallon. and thai -Paint'' ready
for use consists Of 4 parts Paint and 4
peris Oil. Consequently II is plain that
yon should bny Paint and Oil sepafa ely
mix them yourself and so save as cents
per gallon. Therefore buy L & M.
Paint (prepared in semtpaste forum mix
three quarts of Oil to each gallon L
& M. and make X gals. Of Paint ready
for use ~ 81 IS a gallon.
Gall on JOS 5. PoRne & Co.. Rising
SIM.
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The National Bank of Rising Sun, Nd.
Cecil National Bank
Port Deposit, Nd.


viii be glad to welcome accounts
osiudividuals, firms or corporations.
We offer our services and trust we
may be able to be of service to the
citizens of this community and sur
rounding country.
It is the PEOPLE who support
bank 10 the way of deposits. We
claim it is the first duty of bank
to look after its patrons aud 10
conservative way support their in
terests. Bv doing so we make
friends and business among the
bone and sinew Of the land.
FAVOR US WITH A CALL.
Y. sTOCKHAM. L. G WHITE,
President. Cashier.
7. G. BOND. JR.. Asst Cashier.
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Notice to Creditors.

This Is to give notice that the subscriber. of
Cecil county, has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county. letters testamentary on
the personal estate OF
LILLE J. GRIEST.
late of said county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 9th day Of September 1912,
they may otherwise, by law. be excluded from
an beuef4tsof said estate. All indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this I0th day OF February. 1919.
PERRY O. GIBSON.
Executor OF Lille J. Griest. decd.
Test: THoMAs B. MLLnh, Register.
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PAY TH PRlC 4.

The things worth having il this world COM
mand high prices and must be strven for. The price
of future independence and comfort is systematic
depositing. Not necessarily IN large sums, but the
continuous laying aside what can be spared from
the weekly wage. Build your future an Interest
Account in this bank
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

~
livery four year5 the country Il large,
and especially the political leaders, en-:
gage IN pastime variously designated
but which is often referred to As feeling
the public pulse. =
The operation Is supposed to reveal the
siake Of mind Of the average citizen. $50
that the men who make and unmake
Presidents can tell how said average
citizen will vote. and if be is minded to
vote wrong. how TO induce him to look
ct the matter from the right angle
Feeling the public pulse is done ID
various ways. One way is the straw
vote. but as the average citizen thinks
himself good bit Of wag, be Is likely
70 vote any old kind Of straw just for
fun.
Another method Of feeling the public
pulse is to send Presidential Possibility
through the country. sounding Keynote
Still another way to feel the public
pulse Is to get the average citizen to write
his views TO the Pro Bono Publico column
Of his favorite newspaper
who tell what they really think generally
seem TO be much 10 The minority when
the votes are COUNTED.
After all. the only real way 10 feel the
public pulse is at the ballot box, but there.
a !. III rostrro-,s,,,s III
,sae ~ II. s,,t;ac. .,.,.s... 80 !. 49,
benef;t tbe 1iv;,,g so,,,s,5.. Is
,vl,ere ~ vsc.,l & 10
re,ural;zea & Il, y. go. 49, 3 -
AS $3.50 -
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70 the majority Of the people in civiliz-
ed lands there u no spot on earth which.
mas the deep interest for them that sur
rounds tbs Holy Land; the cradle Of
Christianity; the birthplace and scenes Of
Shrist's life and labors and trans
ngurasion
"a the tar outhwestern corner Of the
United States Is region almost the exact
counterpart OF the Holy Land, both in its
physical characteristics and its climatic
features. 4 produces all the products Of
that famed region Of sacred history, and
many more. There the guarded olive
trees planted by the Spanish padres
testify 70 the longevity Of that useful tree.
There the pomegranate iourishes There
ne lemon blossoms and fruits from
years end to years end. There the
juicy orange attaius unexampled luscious
ness There the date has just recently
been acclimatized BY government experts
and now outrivals the dates of the
Arabian desert or those Of the Soudan.
Remarkable as it may seem, the region
about San Diego il almost 4 renIica ~ he
tyn5x 49, 4, a,;....
Ss',.-S' so'soa, 'opo
ktapny' pro Iucts, everything but the
Inhabitants. Under great discourage
s,,n,.t II Z, s~..> ~. !. $4,000. 4 II
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-04-12

Styleplus clothes ST. the world over,
on sale at Bufington's are the greatest
value ever offered to the customer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-04-12

Don't be mis- ed into believing that
the cheapest paint will make the
cheapest job.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03

serious condition, having a very annoying
stomach and liver trouble and female trouhe.
1 was a nervous wreck for five years. Last
July / had to give up all my work and stay in
bed. did not think 1 would ever be wen
again, but my husband urged me to try Prof.
samuels' treatment, and in five days noticed
a big change in my condition l used two
months treatment and felt like a new woman.
inherited most of my nervousness from my
mother, which l never expect to be entirely
rid Of, yet they are strong compared to what
they were before using Prof. samuels' treat
ment None Of my troubles have ever returned
for which I feel very grateful, and have
wrote dozens of letters of praise for Prof.
Samuels' treatment. None Of my troubles have
ever returned, for which l feel very grateful
and I have wrote dozens Of letters Of praise
for Prof. samuels since he used my testimony.
while some are still unanswered, for 1t seems
impossible to answer them all, but l am ever
ready to testify for Prof samuels.
With best wishes,
(Signed) MRS. ). IHOMEN'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03

blood that could not get out, so 1 contented
myself for about ten days in bed. But could
not walk yet without help for some time. n
was very slow about recovering. and l asked
one of the doctors what he thought of my case,
and he said: ''well i will not keep you in the
dark; you have tuberculosis and you will have
to get out OF this country" SO 1 began to
travel around for my health and try everything
] heard of that was good for the lungs. While
I gained strength, my lungs did not seem to
get much better, and l had a very bad cough
day and night, and 1 got no rest at all. I
would spit up awful lot OF the worst looking
corruption 1 ever saw. 1t was about thirty
months Of suffering before began Prof Sam
lel's treatment, and that was at the beginning
of winter, hard time to doctor for the lungs.
But in one month / was able to do some little
work, and in two months l thought l did not
need any more of his treatment, and am glad
to say that 1 still don't think so. for I'm well
and am not bothered with my lungs any more.
1 am fat and do not look as though bad ever
had a days sickness in my life. I suppose the
same cause that brought my lung trouble
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
NEURALGIA
lone, CAL, May "a, 1917

lone, CAL, May 27, 1912
Prof. H. Samuels:
I have had neuralgia in the right side of my
face for fifteen years. At times would not be
free from pain for months. These bad spells
came oftener, lasted longer and I can't tell
the intensity of my suffering. Neither can I
tell the severe treatments have undergone,
nor the terrible operations 1 was advised by
leading physicians to undergo. nor the money
1 have spent. and all the while my pain grew
terrible: finally was unable to eat, speak or
sleep unless under the influence of strong
medicine At such a time began Professor
samuels treatment through the eyes In four
days 1 was greatly relieved. From that time
on the pain rapidly grew lighter. Now I feel
like new man and am able to work.
/ cannot shout my appreciation OF this Won
derfuI remedy loud enough. No one can know
what It means until they have suffered rs
have suffered. o. HI. HARVEY
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
HEART TROUBLE

RichfieId Springs, n. Y, July %, 1872
Prof h. samuels Remedy Co.,
wichita, Kan.
Dear Sir:
Your letter just received. win say tEat
the whole people where / board are fully
taken up in the cure that your medicine did
for me- and right here let me say we nave
In our little town the very best or doctors.
They did not hit my case some way vas
fold In words and actions that there was
trouble. That 1 should not go rpstairs, o. ger
I'D Quick, as II was dangerous ION know when
1 sent for your treatment. IN JUST one
week after taking your treatment saw my
doctor He was tnunderstruck 10 zee wnA1
his medicine had done in so short time
when I received yours. / took yours al up
ara feel better than have been - 1iFs
years. -
Glad that you have formed company -
II will remain for all time to come.
Respectfully yours,
rS,,roaf ANCIL THAYER.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
INDIGESTION

Armorel, Ark, June 20, 1872.
Prof. n. samuels.
Dear Sir-You may use this as a testi-
monial. l used two months treatment from
You and can say i received more benefit than
can be reckoned.
For three years 1 suffered untold misery
from that serpent called indigestion. 1 tried
everything but got no relief. 1 had begun 70
think / would have to suffer to the end, but
one day I read Of you in a paper called 'Ihe
National Rip-Saw," and made up my mind that
II others that had suffered even longer than
i had been cured, could be cured, TOO, 1
sent for and used two months treatment and
now can say / can eat anything and don't feel
any symptoms Of its return. II need any
more medicine i know where you are.
Hoping you long and successful life,
remain,
Your friend.
e. O. FOLak.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY
TROUBLE
Cabo6I. 10, July 30. 19l2.

Cabool, NO., July 80, 1912
Prof. Samuels Remedy Co.
It is with the greatest Of pleasure com
ply with your request. ! want vi MApe ar
nicted as I was to be cured, and they can
be made well by taking Prof. samuels Remedy
ss ! did. ! was skeptical myself and SUI
fered more than a. year before taking treat
ment, just because 1t was something differ
emit from ordinary treatments Since my re-
covery to health I have been the means Of doz-
ems OF afflicted people taking the treatment
and being cured Of their ills.
was a physical wreck. Had complication
OF diseases; nheumatism Of long standing, KID
ney trouble. eatsrrh OF the head, weak and very
nervous Took two months treatment Of Prof
samueis Remedy and today stand before God
and the world a well man all brought about
through the wonderful treatment Long may
be live to cure the Ills OF suffering humanity
Is the wish Of one Of bis cured patients
(signedJ J. +. WELLS,
Route 1.
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bayneFlIIe' ME- duIy % 4SA~'
Prof. samuels,
Wichita, Kas.
Dear Sir:
Your letter OF the 24th received. win say In
reply that have nearly forgotten the history
of my daughters case Of deafness, but that
she has never been troubled since with the
same, and that is all. believe I receised
twenty-five letters from persons everywhere
asking me to write them of your treatment
and all about our case. and I answered all but
enc or two. Some did not send postage and
others did. told them Of your treatment,
how I used them and that I believed they
cured my daughter. Yours truly.
(signed) MRS. W. II. SCHULTZ.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
HEART AND STOMACH
TROUBLE

Hot Springs. S. D., July q. 1917.
Prof samueIsl Remedy Co,
wichita, kas.
Gentlemen:
1 wish 20 state that l used Prof H. sam
uels' treatment through the eyes for case
of heart and stomach trouble which ! contracted
while in the army in 1898. and / could not gel
any relief from any Of the doctors with which
I treated, put after using Prof. samuels' treat
ment for four months there was a decided I'M
provement- and it has not come back to bother
me since / used IL, about one year ago.
only weighed 10 pounds when began it'
use. but weighed las in four months, and sim
feel as good. / consider that It saved my
life.
can recommend 1t to anyone that II
bothered with heart or stomach trouble. Re
spectfuny yours,
tSignedl }. A. X. fOkbEs'
-s BOX SIS
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
MUSCULAR
RHEUMATISM

Attoa. kas., July z, ISIz.
Prof H. samuels, Wichita, Kas.
Dear Sir and Friend:
Just received your letter Of the oath, and
win Just say ! am glad to know you are in
Wichita again.
MY sickness began the 18th Of October, 1909.
was in bed for four months and then got bad
again in May, 1910. and was belfast until
August. The doctors here said the only hope
for me was to go to Hot Springs. Ark, but l
was too weak and suffering too much to be
moved on stretcher; so I had heard Of your
treatment and sent to you for a three months
treatment, although some people here laughed
at the idea. And after / had used the treat
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03

Galatia, M, June 1s, 1912.
Prof. H. samueIs.
Dear Sir:
would have written sooner. I am feeling
than have been for ten years. j
had been bleeding at the lungs for two years. 1
had become so weak l was afraid to stay by
myself an hour. had tried everything could
hear of; it all did me very little good only for
a few days. OH / am so thankful to you'll I
believe God Instructed me to write to you. 1t
seems like / felt better from the first day. ]
slept so good the first night; it was the first
good nights sleep had for six months / got
enough to do me a few days. viii send for
more as soon as l can.
If could ten all OF the sick folks what
good 1t has done for me I think they surely
would send for some of your medicine, I have
had lung trouble for twenty years. ! eoughed
night and day: was nearly deads nothing but
my breath was left.
1 remain your friend. hope the Lord VIII
bless you and your medicine.
LYDIA STONE.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
BRONCHITIS

Hector, MINI, July %, 1912
Prof. n. Samuels Remedy Co.,
Wichita, Kas.
Dear Sir:
am justNwriting to tell you that feel fine
and am very grateful to you for the benefit
your treatment has done for me. was cured
OF bronchitis Of four years standing.
Many thanks to you and your wonderful
treatment, and may you live long to continue
your great and good work, is the wishes OF
your patient and friend. Yours truly.
(Signed) JOHN KNUTSON.
Route 8, Box 43.
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BRIGHT's DISEASE

Remus, Mich. Aug. 2. 1917.
Prof II samuels
Dear Sir.
! wish 70 write you these few lines for the
silesessfA treatment Of my wffess Sickness
tRameiyl--hriaht'e diaeasA-we consider nel
entirely cured OF this dread malay and car
say 10 any person or persons desiring to ben.
eft themselves IN anything Of this kind, fhes
weaid do we'll to consult you.
We are ready and willing al any time
TO testify 70 your ability 70 DO what yor
claim to do $3.50
So with heartfelt thanks for the great good
yeu have done, ! will close, By writing my
i. r.. BRADLEY
r. r. D. 4, Box ~.
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INDIGESTION
OneOnta. Ala, July 20, 1912.
I. Samuels Remedy Co.,

oneOnta. Ala, July 20, 1912.
Prof. H. Samuels Remedy Co.,
wichita, Kas.
Dear Sir:
received yours OF the 24tlr and viii make
short statement OF my health in the year
Of 1911. H@
First, my case was not in a very bad state,
although it was getting bad. could not
eat anything without Il hurting me, and 1 got
down past work and began taking doctors
medicine about the first Of June. took
strychnine and other strong medicines, but
did not seem to get any better, but soop got
where had no appetite to eat anything. So I
noticed Prof. Samuels' I'D in the paper and I
began his treatment on July 4th and left off
all other medicine and ate what wanted
from that day ons So, after using two months
treatment l was well Of that trouble and had
gained twelve pounds and able to work. So
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03
ASTRANCE And PECULIAR REMEDY

ment for one day l began to be relieved, and
am on my farm now doing all kinds of manual
labor
The doctors here all called my trouble mus
cular rheumatism. 1t worked on my whole
body and bowels. and it made me scream at
the top Of my voice, and my head would draw
away back on my back, and my bowels would
get large Jumps in them as large as my fists.
Those bad spells generally came on me about
noon in the daytime and about midnight and
would last from thirty minutes to one hour.
l would gladly write any one regarding your
treatment. Your friend,
(Signed) FRED ID. LINDSEY,
Attica, Kas.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03

international Falls, Mimi. June 1, 1917.
Prof. III. Samuels.
Dear sir-I am pleased to say 1 am still
improving. II / took the treatment four times
a day as 1 should, / believe 1 could move a
house. take it pretty regular, but sometimes
don't take it the fourth time. don't feel
the female trouble at all and my appendix
hasn't bothered me since the first week In
March, and / never have to take a laxative.
feel so good don't know how to express
myself. May God bless you in your good
work. / remain,
MRS. JOHN HOEY.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-03

case of kidney and bladder trouble of a years
standing. l had tried good doctors and all
kinds of medicines and got worse all the time.
seen your ad in the GlObe-Demoerat, so
was persuaded to try it. 1 took three months
treatment and got better from the first.
was not able to do anything. After the first
month went to work, and have been able to
work ever since, which is year, and have not
been bothered with the disease since I think
j am doing we'll for man of my age-sev-
enty-two years.
Now, professor, If you think this statement
is of any help to you, use it.
Ny, best wishes. Your friend,
,(signed) B. S. STONE.