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Bachelors arc styled BY married. men
Who have aot tlcIf FOOT il Ii, 81 oulx
half perfected beings, chcariess yaea.
bonds, but hall pair Or scissors Ana
many 0fIleF ridiculous titles areA..iso,,
to them; whilu % tho other hand they
extoI their state is one Of such perfect
bliss thai ! change from earth 10 heaven
would be somewhat Il q doubtful good.
IL they are 70 happy, Why don't they
enjoy their hsppipeAa and hold their
son9ues about Il 7 What do half the
men zee married fori Simply that thcy
may haze somebody 10 darn ihoir stock.
ings. sew buttons on their shirts, aud
stUt babies; that they may have some.
body. as married. man said onee, '.t0
pull OF their boots whom they arc a
little balmy9
These fellows are always talking about
the lonclluess Of bachelors. Loneliness,
indnrd. Who Il peitcd to death by
ladies With mafriagcable daughters =
Invited 10 soa and evening parties, and
told 10 drip II just when ID i conYe.
nlent fsthc bachelor.
Who lives ID clover al BIS days, and
when he dies has flowers sircwn on bis
grave by the girls who could not enlrap
him f---thc bachelor.
Who ssrewed flowers on the married
nhan's gSase-thc widow Not a Biz
of fii; Abe puIla down lhe tombstone that
4 ak week y gFicf had sct up Id her
heart; she goes and gets married again,
she does.
Who goes % bed carly because timo
hangs % heasily on his shoulders r.
tho snarried man.
Who gets . acoldlng for picking out
the soisest part Of bed, and iog waking
Up the balsy ID ths morning s--~she mar.
fied man.
Who has wood 10 spli., housc.huns.
Ing and marketing 10 do. The young
oacs @ vash, and hay scrganls 10 look
aller y--tlle married man
Who i taking up f0r whipping his
wife 1.-The married mau.
Who gets divorces s---the married
man.
FiualIy, who has got the Scriptures
Oh bis AIDE g--tlle bachelor. 81 Paul
kncw what ha was about whou he said {
'slis shas nlarsies not docs bsssef."
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.... .|
The Aurora has bsen carefully OBJ
served 'Vf l1any years y baa been
found % Be - Electrical light Dl-
ring = bright displyof i, many tele-
graph operators harc used i iusicad Of
electro 'naguesissii opening their ma
cn'ne, ana letting thc eleqificity Uf the
~ y operate them Whea there u q
noftnern light there y also CORES,
ppndlne one e the Southern v i, called
aurora augtralas Tho Aurora has is
periods o. exhibition Its most active
from sunset io midnight Il is abun-
e''ps :, y APf'l aud September Then i
w \ .e n's0 hap.t q returning ~ periods
y " ysafs' 1he d.Aplayg Incfeass an
"a naa,'y 'of anout ''V years, then decline,
~ t''A. lot we iattcr part Of the 30
R',. "zss, 1hsss ws't he put iew exhibltions.
a.'s pvf'Ve'e',y q " years 70 the Au-
svta nstesa WITH t'e changes Of The
si'osS ~ ''e suH. pna With me chanecs
= = =, ,he q, naas''eslu poe y tne earth and
Wy WIN sne eohlunesion pi jupiter and
s'Ssafns -
NJ q Aakofa nAa peen measured as 70
~ hel9ht; ils range y from 10 miles
Y DV0 ,'eafsy ~ uDp'ays arc varied
ey - sne sasa1a q
ii'c 'nnapiisn's q the tropics scaFecs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-18

Daring The Iase war lhers vas 4 loose
datksy about Willarls Hotel, nauusa
Tom. You could bgibe Iom 10 AZ any
thing Uua day there was d dinuor
party given BIZ 4 New York contractor,
at which II wss understood that Bsn.
Butler would bu gucst Some Iisloy.
a. wsg. without shs fear Of . great Con
escss before him, got hold Of Tom, lcd
him hberally. and put him Up 10 an
outrageous 80 sfcasonAble toDsfooIory.
AlsaT slse plates wgrp aeFyed Tbs host
said:
That wlll 40, Tom; you can 10, Z
llns TEN Did 30, TO- Observing that
bis afdsrs wesenot cbsyed. the cputrac.
iog repeated
i told soa to 60 Tom, II | waut
you III ring iar you
SsiIl Tom hang about The door aud
did not retire Az lant, very much
worried II this eopsumaey, New York
turned apoa Rthiopie aud said sternly !
I've loId yna twice 10 leave he room,
and by i'll b obcyed, u PIT you
eat mysels.g
Tom approached the table hambly,
and replied IA . aahdaaa soaa, bat loud
enough % bs heard bg Al present;
7 II you please, ait, ! can't 90 I'm
obliged 10 atay. Z
Aihe h-~ll ygu are ! What for 7"
Wen. sab. 4 must sell, | must.---
I axes Mars Bailcrs pasdop. but I'm
sponcible for Do spooss. Dem spoons
i silver. an | was set 10 watch en-. |
cau't 80 sall ii'sus Innch al my place
Il wnf, sals
This sequel can h.ser be Imagined
than described.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-18

=
Dyes, ike perfumes. are often deriv-
ed frcm the most repulsiye sources; gas
tas gives The magenta aud mauve 30
fashionable Of late; pIoric acid from the
same source produces orange aud Sol
low tones The beautiful color ultra
marine was formerly made of1 Iaafsis
LaxuIIs and was iar too precious "a ar
ticls 10 be used by the calico printers,
but the modern chemist, having diseoy.
cred thc elemeuts Of which L Is made.
now builds il up arsiacialIy. This ID
one Of the most striking results of scion.
tiic knowledge, and was probably tho
iifNt triumph Of syntbesicAl chemistry.
The costly pigment chat ws treasured
up u now made artificial AZ one sIsilIing
per pound Tho method of applying
i 10 cloth is very ingenious. AZ i IS
insoiuble. how was il TO Be mado 10 ad.
here 20 the materialg Chemists an.
swered the question By mixing il wifiF
albumnu, which, ceagnlating BIZ heat,
6xcd L firmly On the ihbriC 10 which IL
WAS applied The waste heaps 81 spent
maddcr we're tormerly great nuisance,
snd we're oilen thrawp away, Of cuursn
into those great carriefs--streapls aud
risers-hcnee the water Ia the neigh
borhood oi dyeworks was always poIlut-
ID; tis aow fouad that al least one~
third Of this hitherto waste producs aaa
ha saved by being treated With hot
ncid Prussiaa blue ii made from pieces
of horse .hoof. or refuse woplen mater.
ials, BY fusion With from aud alkalI A
few years ago tho scientific wos!d was
siartiedby theaanonnce that means
had been arrived at Of extracting tho
green colorlng matter fehlorophlI) from
grass, leaves, SO. TO utilize the bloom
og spring vas indeed daring idea, and
by no nleans impossible of accomplish
nunt: but that excellent intentions has
been bsiIied By the extreme alterabiIisy
Of the color ins question, r., Quarterly
Regisc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-18

Mr. Mangar stated u Congress, Il sew
aays azu. iat psupaalsioh was mado
by ile ConfsdsFafa Gevsssmsnt ~ the
FsdsFal f;osernmsnt. during the war.
70 pas three times the price ID COTTON.
gold lasd tobacco for sae.lieinee for nur
suldisrs ~ Asdersossills and other
southern prisons. tias shese mcaIaincs
shouId be pps wedes charge Of Federal
ausHoopa. aad be byshecntaken ippefson
solha aiflarnes SoafheEn Prisons nhd
used and distribatea ier she aae ~ The
Iniun prisoners aloHa. No rcspansc
was made a. this w TIE Fodcmi Cox.
ernsnant. He sifssred 70 prove shls "
the Heuae would allow ~ oiscisI inqai
~. AIr. Gasfcld ohjacied
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-18

A three fheusand dollar diamond
ring. recently sselsn from pawuhro.
ker's rhsp IN Ebieaco. hss been ~
sarned Oas thousand dollars reward
was offered Tor rs fcsnrn. and no qnes.
llsns asksd aud msn eslssdons the pawn.
broker and asked him II be was ready
10 fsIsI the iegns 81 she advertisement.
Reesisiaga scrly 10 the aslirmativc.
tho stranger produced the jaMcl, 70,
celged bis si 900 and walked on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-18
Central Hall Store.
HARDWARE. OILS AND PAINTS.

snun Stock u now near complete of
~ Hardware, oils and Paints. Also
ShoyeIa, Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Picks. GAR
den Forks. Spades. Tools of III kinds foF
Carpenters, DuiIdefs, Dlacksmilhs, Far.
mers, and Masons. TfowIs, Iiamincfs.
Pointing and Broad Axes. Scrow plates of
all sizes. Oar ffock consists Of such Innu
rnblo variety Il i useioss to describe further.
Bat all Of the above i fresh and new and
Of the latest improved Styles. Our Grocery
Department Is also complete; Sugars one
dollar Iess per hundred than one waek ago.
Syrups ten per cent. less. Windew Glass
very low Leather Of all kinds, Spanish
aud Red Sole. French Cali, Morocco. Buff,
Patent Euamlcd, skisiiue, Shoe Findings
Of all kinds All Of The nboyg Aoelk are
new and bought fof cash, nnd viii 10 sold
low for cas'a, OF 70 punctnal payers on short
ti,ne% An We ask Is % give as . call and
c<aminc cur ssock and prices, aud / will
guarantee q satisfy all who may iayor us
JOHN IT BOWERS.
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A Mississippi paper states that there
are so many millioaa Of tha army worn
that week ago they actually stepped
ihs freight train on ihe McsnphIa and
ChasIeaton Railroad The wnrma were
so thick al the track that they nccnipu.
lated on the wheels until il caused tho
drivers 70 slide On the rails.
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ca.rssa 80

ANAcT
To repeal sccfioa -, 0f ARieie 10. of she
Coslc " Public General Laws. under thn
title 81 Chancrsy JnHnlellon, and Is 10.
enact the nnfne with ntneadments.
keciiDn 1. Be Il ennetel by ghn fennfas
Assembly 81 Mnryland, That sarslan "a. ~
Article 10, ~ the cada 81 Rnblie Gemcrai
Laws. entitled Ehaunngy ,Insiadictinn. lss aud
the Same i hereby fepealesl. nad tl,a lollon
ins section euntfed cid sMistigufsa ihrfcl.,rs
aea ~ Mhrn1snf lands Iie rArii Il III oee
coaAty and partly il an0ller. o. f,aftif II 4
eo.iilly and pastly Ia st.e eity ii lsnisimose.
of whepctsF pafanisf proper Ia 10 innslr AZ,
iendanit ~ proceedings II eiiancnry. rrasdc
staap ~ orc cvunsy and eosan IL na0tbrF.
~ SONS ID coanty and some II thr CIV III
l1aitlaDFe, Giut cs6n Aial have llit .slsttiba
in which proceedings shall hnyo been Eful
eoinmehced, prorldlal, llsat 80 pfocardinxs
in elancsry shai eslsse lI.a ,islp - siroteTss
real and pcFeonal ii the State az Mnrfiassd.
bcFoad Is lisnits IN ne sity II iiaIl,,aase'
Or copniy 10 whirb saeh proceeding slisll
be Instisatnd, d t,e Isejaaice n Auy bona
haa pafrllaees, tnoFssaaee, ~ pisdsce, engii
q copy ~ llse hsll q svmplainis ceTiiiieA pn
der his ollieiai scnl hi gl.a rssrh - gl.u coagt
in Which y 0tiSinalssis shall " iIlel ~ I'M
clerk biliee 0f the Cnuff 1T he 6isy an Hal
tinore, Drcgnaiy whaFn such property xilail
Be ~ thc lime, and thai % scssipi Of . copy
ef anch bill By the clerk II karii Court, <
shall 10 he duty forthwith - enisg end IN
dex tho bill ~ his chaapory docket, ~
though i originated IL bis C0uft, ahd nlso
- stnsc on ihr dotkat gfna Nisnt Court i
came, bat not ~ sesue pfSgees9 fhcseoa
Sec. Z. And bn Il eusesci, That this Al
shall take effect from tAs dstc u iss gMasAga
Approved March 10, 1864
TifoMASswATN,
ftnfffssse
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-18

TnE ArrkE iIEoss0MA AoAfs Dus
ring The enamination VI Celleescg Web
stsF, VI Baltimere, by the inpeaehmens
eowialtsee. flse wisuess vas pretty 20.
seFely badgsted by Ms. 1suller, and the
New York llefid sayA Oae Of Tie
questions asked Is llasleF nas - 10 llew
70 Nebasos knew ihe President would
BE- aesmisged, 10 which Webster an.
swcsels Wcll Genaral. d. no. really
kgowV bns | suppose Il Wa nsach tho
Asgae way a. yva knsw how impeaeh.
inept would results wlsrt sea selsgsaplled
e New Hampshire thai conviction was
eeEsaia; that Wade aud prosperity would
come IL With The spple blosspns. -
1his sslIy fsom Welsges Va bally rel
ishad by Butl0r.
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Too Bro 70 CorNT. -The task Of
sountlag opl tho dollera, IL tho rats of
one dollar a second, oF sixsy q minpte.
which would siisrharge slsc two thousand
$50 handfed ndllions II pnlsIio debt 81
tliA conntFy, would consnnA over two
hunafed years, igsltempsed by single
individual, and lss could lise % aeconp.
lishit ToeaneeI this debs would reqaife,
Il the Fate 81 eaheoIatioh nos gosag
%, tlse labor of six miIllohs ef opera
slses over twe thonssnd yeats auAthen
Il could n0 ba dpne, ipF We are ma
wipieg 0sis ans pertioa 81 Il she presout
year, nor 10 We ID fair ta The ope.
ratios of this blessing has been
splendla lor all the. Jay Cook tribe
Millions per ycar have goae ffpm lhe
saany p,or iulo ths pockets Of The lcw
rich. fjag Bock.
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The war closed over three years ago.
but Il cots The people more money now
10 take rpre of the Southern States
through military Despoiism and tie
FFecdnen's Bureau, than i does 10 ray
the iatcrest on the natioaal debt II
i the extfayagani. blupdering u,ange
incnt of che Radicals that loads lhe
people down with taxes. 4 better dry
i dawuiag, however
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lcnAsgsn s7i.l

IInAfTRn 35l.l
AN ACT
To provide for the annual levy of State
Taxes on the resi- and personal property
OF this State uuder tho assessment ii feigh
teen hundred and Sixty aix,
Section l. Bp ii enacted by ihe General
Assembly Of Maryland, That Che County
Commissioners Of the several counties 81
this State, and The Mayor and City Council
Of baltimore city, he aud they are herchy
directed 10 levy Nh annual tax of nineteen
cents on each hundrelMoiInts uf the asses,
sable property Of this State 20 be hsScd
upon tho nsssssment OF eighteen hundred
aud sixty.aix, 10 be eollee,ed IN the manner
prescribed ny the Code of Public General
Laws, and y he appoF'ionea as provided hi
the next sectinh.
Sec. 4 Ard be Il ENACTED as aforesaid,
That an annual tax oftliroe cenN on each
ono hundred dollars Of The assossable prop
erty shall be leyied for The use 81 the Stale,
n Rld OF the other sources Of reyonue for
the SUPPORT OF Noyefnmeut; an annual tax
Of fivc and onb half cents on tAch one hun.
dred dollars 10 meet tho interest aid 70
create q shaking fund Tor the redemption Of
- defence or bounty loan, ap annual tax
ri ten cents on each one hundred dollars,
y ssid in The support Of free public schooIs.
% BE- distributed among tiie counties and
tie city Of baltimore, a. provided Ia the
Act establishing Public Schools, and n tax
Of one-holf ef one cent On each one hundred
dollars 70 meet the ip.ttest, and 10 create d
siulSiag fund for Che Redemption Of ,hehonds
Of NE Southern Relief Loan.
See. 9. And be Il onacted Tlat this Acl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-18

Buffers mania far spoons has become
40 great that he7 carries pewter ones
with him 70 parties 70 put 10 iho gob.
lets when he steals the silver ones
This ii d Yankee tfiek worthy the SO
MUS og Robert McCairp.
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The men who take the greatest iu.
torest 10 the bonds are The bondholders
they take all the interest, but it -
The farmer, The mechanic and tho labofer
who pay i.
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lcnarTrn ii31

An AcT
ToHdd 50 additional Recsi0n 10 Article ninr.
N six, ofsbe Code Of l'slblic 0eueral ass !,
regulating the charges % grain.
section /. Dc Ii enaeaod by the General
Asseahly 81 MaTylpssds That tho falsowias
section regulating The mode " whici charges
Oh RFaib shall h1 hlAde, be added "a Arssela
ninety SIX, Of fshe Codu of rnblie General
Laws.
See. 15 An rharses for freight. neaaurs.
nenl, weighing, ilnpeftion, wharfage aud
commission Oh grain, shall be made on the
number of bushels asceFlained ~ weight,
and not BY the running measure. aud any
onc found guilty of q violation uf illis acr
hon, shall 90 conviction thereof. before q
Justice of the Peace. be fined hug lsas slan
Eve nor more than lify dollars, one hnif 10
the ihforlhcF, aud the other half 10 the ase
Of tbs State. provided, thai my ono feeline
himself aggricscd BY any earh Judgment,
shall have he right 81 appeal 10 dc Circuit
Court o. the county or baltimore City Court
a. the case may be, On giving bnnd 10 tho
nsnal form 70 prosecute such appeal, and
for The payment Of the iadsmens and COSTS
If such Judgment should I,e affirmed.
Approved Marrh 80 1863.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor
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lCnAsrrh fa1.]
ANACV
ip add q new section ID Article ten of ne
Code "a Public Gpn4ral Laws. thliii6d Ats
taclisncuix, 10 coise ii after snction IA Ia
sold Article, giving jurisdiction 10 il.siites
Of The pe3ee 70 issae attachments III car
tain cases.
Section !. BE i enacted 81 he Ceneral
Assembly Of Maryland, That Afiicle Ten Of
the Code 0f Public General Laws, entitled
AtlachlnentA, be amended hr aiIdine thereto
tbs f0llowsng keGsi0n.
SEQ. ~. Every jasliNh a. tssn peace fnav
iAsno an attachment III nay u the cassss
mentioned n tho khiFsy.eiNlIsh section 81
this Article, where the A9m slainaei ekali
not exceed one hundred dollars. unnn the
pEfiy applying Cor tsse same makin9 before
the jaaicoihe niiidarst and exhibit slie nf0nIs
aud vouchers necessary % aalhorike AZ a.
taehmflit ~ bc issued ifoulfhe Circnit cenft
IN such cases, and kisiu9 boad with kefantitg
q be nppruved by khsd iasliee II double M
sum nllegod 10 be due aud conditioned az Il
provided IN tlle EUflyssifHs knsiiun III kaiI
Article, cx6ept suph changes ef innann1e a.
may be noccesaff q naal.a flla aaltie hnpli
taDio 70 proceeding l,efafn Iasiica ol me
peaco, and such attachment shall he fetnfn.
aiie before the justice who Issued 4 81 :
day certain 40 ba nanei sh6reisi. not leas
than twruly Nor more than thirty days from
The date of issaing Ii, and lhe plssiegsn shah
give n0sirao 81 illp Issuing pf sn6h attachment
y the aanle lnanuer Al hi cslse 0fagsaehnsanss
before n Justice akninst iipafnaisiHnt 0f hb.
scpndine deliDrs, sad 4 writ 81 anmin0n2
shall also l,e issued with surh ntlnchmnisf n
u usyal IA cnses u dssN before jatsfSe.
asid the proceeding 90 suth attachment sl.all
conform ~ near - practicable iD tl,e prac.
lice and proceedings undef prlls u alfech
suesits against non resident or nbsconaine
dobsAg lssucd ~ n illssiGs 81 llic peaca.
Sec 2 And he il epActed, Thai this AT
ahail sEka eject frem IL Aaasaen.
Approved MaFel b., isgs
THOMAS sWANN,
ftngesnoF.
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A Witty lemoefat says che eleventh
article was takss up ilfst on Seriptnral
grpunl., - the iuIpeaehcss hoped that
4 little 1esch would lcayoa the whole
lump
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WESTMINSTER ND THURSDAY. JUNE Is. 1868.
shall take pHlaet from fhe oats 81 III pasSnea.
Approved March 30, 1858.
THOMAS kiyANN,
unfWnpr


- -
~ continue II force IA Aqt eiItiiIed an Ael
to fe&aiaie and mahe nhiiorn. the itea of
Eonssahloss ltAssell .iaasaFg session. 6iel.
teen hpndred aud slIY1s chal,sef Sixiy-
4 Ba~ngI.
Ste i Bc q puaciea by he General Al
scNbif ok Mnft land, That lhe Act IL Janus.
r. session, eighteen HUNDRED aid sixty liYp,
chapter BixiY seson, etNilied aa Act 70 fcs.
ulate and make uniform the feea Of contlt-
bles. ansf which vim expire % Die ffsl day
of April. eighteen hnndfrd nad aiSly nine,
be and The same Is hereby soutinned IN
luree unlh the hre day Of April, eighsccn
huAdred and seventy
Seq. 2. Add be IL enacted. Tint tllis Act
slaIi take effect from the dase III III pAS sage
Approved March 80, lSlle
THOMAS sNANN.
Governor.
June IA fe
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A singular freak ai pature vas xeeu IL
m Arkansas t0wii, recently, 10 the eshppc
Of . man with three ears; ono dn each
side Of his hoad and d tliird-@which
belonged to spotber lelIow--betwceu'
his teeth.
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Communications containing local Or
general information solicited fIpm a |
parts Of the county.
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1na CORDS Of Rock and Spanisl, Oak
HUI Bark. 10 be delivered at Scsioss.
"a Tanety, 2 miles east Of w estlninster. on
Western Nd. Railroad. 81 per cord more
win ~ given than the established IN Wsst.
sninsttf,
Wanlad 600 Cords flacls Oak Bark. 81
more pcr cord viii Be paia, n delivered II
the Si'cd. chan the esla lshn1 plica III W0af.
Minister =. q. Sf'ffL03Si1li
sp23'2ms +. =. K00NS, Aamit
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Two sweIls, whose respective parents
rcse 70 ailiuence, the one 81 linking
bricks and the ottor 81 boot max Ing.
met IN i bar-rooln. Said The son ei
Crispia impegtiusntly ID the sou ~
Bricks. Suppose we lnoisscn our ellay.'
BY an means, replied the ozlIer, .spro:
vidcd there are 10 heel TAPS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-18

nARls Exposition skiris new aud novel,
at HOODS 4 CO
DEAUTIFUL Embossed Table Covers At
I'D mar2s ss HOOPS 4 %.
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Never enter sick roo1 ii sfate az
Precipitation, AZ the moment you become
cool your pores absorb DO not APP
proacl, contagious diseases with an emp
~ stomach, nor sit between the sick and
tho FIRE, because the heat attracts the
yapor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-21
TO Qua PATRONS

ovius - thr seventy OF thr winter. We have, tor
the pr scn; abandoned the Hsa Of visiting 81 frsnt
parts % the Couptv but have secured the service.
Of rcsponsihle partcs, who will a.; q. our a-vnts
for ths Purpo,e % rcmii'ina money AMI procurla.
sahscrihcr..
It - n"'T ~ cssy WRITER for III O. motto, TIN
amount duc "a. ~ the Zip on ihrir pspcr AMI for
th"s" "h' Nish 20 take sivsniags Of the .dysnc,,i
ra'es - se'i ~. money treaxh the auts nearest
ih'iu. and avoid an rlsk 20 then,s,l,cs
W, hopc' BY thi. ssans, - - abl, 20 rnIar-c rfc
paper. e; a VERY early day
oar let T. nos - ieu - W. intctt,i 20 h,rctt
Local AGENTS Ion. tho Democrat.
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