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F,s~ sas Mes fsri Herald, A-su.ss ..
Tho Terrible Counter- Revolutioa Ap-
preaching.

The figures, As they como 10 from
Kentucky, arc mounting up sor the
Democratic majority. The lsst feturn.
which We published yesterday, sol down
eighty thousand majority Cor Stevenson,
The Democratic candidate for Governor,
aud these Eetarns represent the coan.
Try districts from which they como in
slowly, and viii probably show larger
gains, according as they are received,
The result Of the June election 10 O e.
eon was quite a. remarkable an cvi.
dcnce that the people are awake - tho
mnl,iiarions mischief which the Radi.
cal party has wrought 10 ia ADMINISTERS.
tion Of the Government. We cannot,
therefore, shut our eyes 10 the direc.
ton Of these straws which show how
the wind blows. The Republican ma.
jority 10 Oregon 10 1866 MAS 32T; the
che Democratic majority for member OF
Congress (thc solitary QUO who repre-.
senis that young Statc) was, at tho cleo
ton Of the first Monday 10 June, 1868,
l,209. Here was gain Of the anti.
hsdical party Of over iiitoen hundred
votes 10 n voting population OF about
twenty thousand. Taking these two
States as al example, we viii 6n that
the people are not abandoning their hos
tility 10 the wanlon aud dang roas pol-
icy Of the ruling faction, which during
three years Of peace has increased the
national debt aud kept up war prizes
aud war taxation. Tho Kentucky cleo
tioh has taken place since the Presider-
iial nominations OF both parties were
mads; and yet so far from the nonina.
ticn cfths Radical Convention sircngth-
cning the back bone OF the faction, or
the nomination Of Seymour aud Blair
weakening the spinal column Of the
Democracy Ia that State, they have
turned eyents the other way. These
results are but the early indications
(the skinnish FIRE as il wore) OF the
great revolutionary battle which is about
TO open. III tho other State elections
which are 70 come OF between this and
the Presidential contest 10 November
should happen to give like Indications
Of popular hostility TO the Radical usur-
pations and corruption, who EN- tell
but that the nominees of the Chicago
Convention may be overwhelmed BY the
weight Of Radical slalsdministrasioo
since the rebellion was wound up By
General Grant that they have to carry
on their shouIdcssy Ii we look at the
facts which confront the people when
they come TO vote, we find that taxes
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Have You Heard from Ey,g
10000 sr.AJoR1Tx.

LoufsvIILx KY, August B.-The
Democratic gain 10 seventy.three coun.
ties, reported officially, Is s7,ozf; loss
in two counties 1881 Democratic gain
in ten coaa.ivs, reported snefsoially,
s,4o4 net gain ia eighty Eve counties
4O,6aS; Democratic gains In remailing
twenty.scyen counties. added b. this
aggregate, viii show Governos Steven
s0a's acsaal majority but little from
10000.
The Louisville Courier, Of the 4th
instant, says: 81
We send forth this morning our greeting
70 the Democracy Of The North and Of tie
Mouth, OF the East and Of the West. The
iirst utterancos OF the sentiments Of tie
people since thc nomination Of Seymour
and Blair were heard yesterday IN Kcntncky.
They will resound from the Atlantic 10 thc
Pacifc, and from the Lakes 10 the Gull, IN.
spring every lover Of the Consultation and
o. civil liberty with hope, ard every enemy
OF the institutions Of his country with awe.
10 the Democracy Of the whole country the
voice Of Kentucky, as pronounced yester.
day, viii give cheer and encouragement, and
the figures which we present this morning
will be to the Radicals MS the handwriiinr
on the wall, pronouncing the doom Of their
revolutionary policy and infnsin9 frush IiIc
INTO tho Constitution which Il tie basis 81
the liberty OF our people aud Of the great.
ness OF our country.
The returns from different sections OF Tic
State are, as yet, too meagre TO Indicate the
Democratic strength. But from aln,os,
every locality there comes Information 81
such overwhelming majorities TINT II seems
as u the people. with one voice, proclaimed
condemnation of ifadicaDism md tlsc per-
pctuaiion Of the Union OF our fathers.
In the city Of louisyillc the whole Demo
cratic ticket has been carried by unprere.
dentcd majoritics. The full Democratic
vote was not pollcd, YET Stevenson, for
Governor, leads his Radical oppoaen; by A
majority Of 1854 IN tho city alone. The
whole Radical vote IN the city for Governor
Is only fs2. In the county the proportions
OF the vote are still moro favorable b tha
Democracy, while tho returns from other
portions 81 tho State indicate maio4itics 90
Overwhelming as 70 approach unanimity.
The people OF Kentucky, almost a. unit,
have pronounced Judgment on the indict.
menis which have been made aFAins. the
Radical party, and have found that eorrap.
faction guilty OF all the atrccions crimes
With which they have been charged Ia The
Democratic platform. Federal aad Con.
iederaie soldiers, unionists and Southern
sympathisers, men who IN former years we're
arrayed agninst each other 10 the histArcsl
antagonism, have united once more on he
broad platform Of the constitusion, and viii
one acclaim deacance tbs RadirRi pasty a.
gaiiiy Of the highest crime against civil nh
ssty, humanity and the Caacaslan race u
ffeemen.
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IN ne c;scna cc,.rf for CsrroR county,
ia Equity. No. i0ll.

IN The Ciscma ccarf for Carroll eoHa,y,
ia Equity. No. i0ll.
John Bohtz sL al, ! The object Of this sai,
~. Is 70 procure n decree
Martin SELF It. Al. TO seli,hc Real Es,ate,
Of which loni|a Seif~wifs Of Martin Sell,
died seized, 10 pay the balance ola Mortgage
thereon and the delaa owing By said Louisa
nj the time 81 her death.
The bill states that said louisa Self died
April 70, lcsa, inicstate, seized IN fee of
thirteen acres, three FOODS and thirty six
perehes Of land morn or less, situate in said
Carroll county, subject TO the payment Of
tao hundred dollars, the balance due the
complainant Brnix on his Mortgage agninsi
a certain Lydia Stevenson, from whom said
Louisa purchased said land. The bill further
states that John Bergman Furnished tise
coffin &c., used 10 the burial OF SAID Louisa,
aud that he claims therefor the sum Of thir.
~ ave dollars, that the said Louisa did not
leave any personal estate whatever, and that
her Surviving husband, Martin Sell, Is not
possessed Of any property whatever; and
that said Lonisa lett said Martin Sell, her
surviving husband, aud that she did not
leave any heirs 4 relatives so Gar as tho com
plainanls know, and that II she did leave
any heirs AtlAw, their names. residences,
&c., are unknown TO the complabuanss.
The bin prsys for sale Of said land for the
payment Of the claims Of the complainants
aud the claims Of other creditors OF said
Louisa, for general relief--for an order OF
publication ngainst the unknown heirs ~
said Louisa, and for Subpoena aenihst the
several defendants. h sH u
Il Is thereupon this 9th day OF August,
1865, adjudged and ordered that tho com,
plalnants BY causing q copy OF this order to
be inserted in some newspaper pHblished in
Carroll coanty, once week for four sue
cessive weeks before the I2th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1868, give notice 10 the unknown
heirs at law ofthe said Louisa Self. Of the
object and substance Of this bill, and warn
them 70 appear in this Court in person or
BY Solicitor, on or before the 18th day Of
Deeember, 1868. 70 answer the prcsnises
and show cause, fany they have, why Dc.
cree out not V pass as prayed.
Bs JOHN b. BOYLE, Clerk,
Trne copy--Tekt.os M ~ fl3a4
aug is--4t Joiis b. BOWS. Clerk. .di
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REGISTRATION or voTrRs.-Hop.
Isaac d. Jones, Attorney General Of
this State, has, in accordance with tho
request Of the officers Of registration OF
baltimore city, furnished tie committee
appointed at meeting Of said officers
with his official opinion Of the require
ments Of tho new act Of registration
passed at the last session Of the General
Assembly. The Attorney General is
of opinion that the provisions Of tho
law can be carried out without tho nc.
ccssity Of an entirely new registration
of voters, and that the old lists Of reg.
istered voters must be ussd and cor.
rected by the present registers in the
performance Of their drties as registers
of voters Tor the present year.
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Brick Pomcroy has made arrange
meuts to publish in the city Of New
York, a new Democratic Evening Daily.
the first number Of which win appear
on the 18th instant. Mr.. Swinton,
formerly of the Times, aud Mr.. Joseph
Howard, the well known author Of the
proclamation hoax, will form part Of
the editorial staff. If Brick would do
more execution, let him leave at La
Crosse his poudorous batils-axe and
claymorc, and WELD in New York a
keen aud polished Damascus blade or a
light rapier, which may DO dextrously
thrust below tho fifth rib Of reyolu-
tiOnary radicalism, helping it to It's
mortuary throes.
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NOTICE..

Tr~~---sn i3if ftN ANN
w. By Recommendation OF the State
Central Committee, notice il hereby given
10 the Democratic and Conservative Voters
Of Carroll county TO meet at the usual places
in their respective districts, on SATURDAY,
the god Of August, inst, At 2 o'clock, ?. H.,
10 choose Ave delegates for each district 10
meet in County Convention. at the Court
House, Westminster, on SATURDAY, the 10Th
day Of August, instant, At ! o'lcock, ?. n J,
to select Five Delegates TO represent Carroll
county in the Congressional Convention
called TO meet at Hagerstown, on the ssh
day Of September next; and also to select
Five Delegates to represent said county 10
the State Convention called TO meet at Bal
timore. on the 3D. day Of September next,
to choose Presidential Electors for the State
of Maryland. Special attention 70 this
matter Is requested.
on behalf OF the County Central Com.
mittee. JOS. NJ. PARKE,
go Chairman.
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TRUSTEES SALE ~
~ ais sfH
a Valuable Farm.

The nHaryxignci. Tuzssre, sssy evirtms Of
the Decree ~ the Circuit Cart mr. ENROLL
county, in Eqnily, rssted 10 the msiter AZ
the Petition Of jacob n. Houck. win offer
the land named IN said cause al Public Sale.
20 the highest bidder, on the premises, on
MONDAY, the sist day Of August, 1865,
at . % clock, y. n. esas N
This lard Is situated in Carroll county.
Nd. on the Turnpike Road leading fro,n
Manchester 70 Hanover, Pa, about / mile
from the Maryland and pennsslvnaia state
Line, adjoining lands OF John Mace.
w fuhrman and others, and contains i
30 Acresor Land, more or less.
About 8 acres are covered with TIMBER
and the residue i cleared land 10 telef.
able state Of cultivation, and Is enclosed
With ordinary fencing. The Buildines con
sisl Of 2 Log House, Log Stable, smoke
House, Hog House, &c.
There Is nm excellent Apple Orchard on
the property and other Fruit Trees.
The above property will be surveyed be-
fore the day Of sale SO as 10 ascertain the
exact quantity. &c. aud plat thereof viii
be exhibited on the day Of sale. 2
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed BY the
Decree are a. follows &c NE third part OF
the purchase money shall be raid by the
purchaser " pnrchasers TO The Tftsiec on
the day cf sale, or on the ratification there
Of by the Court aforesaid and the residue
to be paid in two equal payments, the onb
to be paid IN one rear and the other in two
years from the day Of sale, and to De secur.
ed to the Trustee by the notes of the pur.
chaser or purchasers, with approved seed
rity 70 he approved BY this Trustee, and saifl
notes to bear interest from the day of sale.
- JACOB H.. H0uCK.
,I3siltt'3 n sAflNsl Trustee.
H. !. DauaaSRrxve, Solicitor. 49,.
ang 9 Is j. HExEy HorrR, Auci'r.
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"Ccmingevents cast their shadow be-
fore" Republicans, turn your eyes to
wards Kentucky. Over 80 600 MAORI
ty for Stevenson, the Democratic eandi-
date for Governor. A gain of 10000
since last year. Democrats, you have
hadra long night Of darkness and gloom
under Radical misrule, but "behold
how brightly breaks the morning
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CALDwELL's HEnB BlTTEas.--As q
family medicine, CalirclTs Herb Bit
tiers are decidedly the best known to
modern times. They are compounded
Of roots and herbs aud have received the
endorsement Of some Of the most emf.
ncnt physicians, beth for their purity
and medicarial value. They are Z sure
remedy for all diseases arising from y
disordered condition Of che stomach aud
imparity Of the blood. For sale BY
Mikescll 8 shiplcy, agents, Wcstmin.
stcr, Md. D
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A Philadelphia Democrat, whose ad-
dress Is the Mercury Office In that ,i,y.
offers the following. He will name
twelve States aud will bet $4,000 on
each State that Seymour win carry
them 10000 that Seymour IL he lives,
will be the next Prcaidca, s5 600 that
no Radical win dare accept the PROPOSE,
ton aud put up the money.
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1t is terrible thing for those dread
fal rebels, Wade Hampton, Beauregard,
Pike, semmes aud Toombs, to be aiding
the Democrats in the South but there
Is not the least harm il tho world in
Gen. Longstrecs and Commissioner Orr
assisting the Radicals. What a vas.
amount Of virtuous, pasts-board indig-
nation, Is being expended by tho radical
journalists over this subject It is
doubtful if whole shirt viii DO LEFT To
any of them.
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Tho New York Day Book says -
"The harmony Of the Democratic party
is completc--the Ticket is up to concert
pitch--the whole vast army Of the De.
mocracy is IN perfect accord, all over
the land" And now, Republicans, lis.
ten for the grand slogan Of vietory =
Oh ! what an 10 triamphe viii go up
from this grand army in November -
The very welkiu shall ring with the
p@ans Of victory. Listen, Radicals
"Dinna 70 hear the slogan r
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0nc Of the few things that the North
aud South win probably ever fully agree
upon Is that "Barrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative is not only the best pre-
vcatatiye to the hair falling out, but
also the finest dressing ever before the
public. II richly deserves the /. Silver
Medal awarded by the New Hamp
shire State Fair - Dubuque Times.
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mEssRs. EnfroRs For several wceka
past Harry Of the Seatinei has bern making
hobby Of the Street lamps, and the De-
hnquency Of the Democratic Cisy Council
IN not lighting mp tho Streets Of westmin.
ster in proper manner.
His Lamp coming aud sceakly comments
having seemingly failed TO arouse the iFnper.
turable Democratic Council 30 Q aenss Of
duty, Harry ut last eifefs The 'sgtreel
lamps for sale" Oh, Harry, this wont DO,
No, no.
Harry, spare the fampsi
fouch not single polsi
Thsy serve 70 show what scamps.
The "Dsmss" are, spon fAs sks.l. r.
The supposed fragrant derelictiOa Of tho
Democratic Council Is accounted for on this
wise. The late Radical Council left on
hand quantity of ''oil," which vas Of a
very inferior quality. The Lamplighters
did their duty about a. we'll a. they did uu.
der the old Board, but the oil would NOT
burn well. fhis bad oil Is now erfingsished,
and there Is likely 70 DO an Improvement N
the light.
Before closing, viii Harry, inform ne why
the Radical Council left the City in total
darkness when the election decided that they
had TO vacase9 Was Il the bad ssoilg',
For the Information Of Harry, who seems
70 be peculiarly nervous about bad lights on
the Streets OF Westminster, il may he stated
that the Democratic Council with supply
Of good oil, aud corps Of faithful Lamp.
lighters hope hereafter 10 be abls TO iliumi.
nate the City in "l-lloir' manner.
Lrx Fur.
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In tho case Of the State Of Kansas :.
General Sheridan and others, for as.
sanltingt the Postmaster Of Leavenworth.
d taking postage stamps, United
states currency, &c,, alIhave been found
ulty. General Sheridan was fined
800, and the othsrs 81 each and costs
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METHODIST pRorEsr Axr CuuRcrl
The congregation Of this church have
now Ia course q construction large
and beautiful bailding. II win be As
Z 70 iset. with chances 8 20 feet.
octaaop tower - Z re- feet. The bsse
ncnt will have clear story Of 10 feet.
aud the audience room will BE- 81 feet
pp the hapk walls, and 10 ehr eenfrr Of
the arch 81 feet high. The ceiling viii
be IN the Form u FOUR ccntefcd Doth.
70 arch, supported With a stucco cor.
pic7 and eofbles, and centre rib With
bosses on their intersection the pulpit
and balustrading win BE- Of beautiful
disign, and the church filed with ele
CANT scroll back aad front pcws. The
extension walls win be supported By
pilasters, goshic head Windows. hootIs.
60, 70 be faished IL the best msuncr.
The front viii be ofaamcnted By very
pretty tower IIs feet high, surmouated
BY crockett anal aud pinnaelcs on the
angles. Judging from the outline. the
building viii present q finc appearance
The design and plans were furnished
By Mcssrs. Shorb 4 Ecister, Architects
AND part Builders, together with Mr.
Leese The asasssFy is By Dir. David
kneller Building Committee, DR.
iIeriag, john fiaeling, David Shtiscr.
Joshua Yingiias, n BaughmAa aad
Il. X. Gernapd.
The Prumenadc Concert eiyon BIZ the
Brass Bands and tho Orchestra, 81 this
city, on Friday asd Saturday evenings,
iof the bcnefis Of Tho sufferers At Sykes.
vile, was decided succcss, the amount
realized being nsarly 800. Mach credit
Is dae 10 the gentlemen who supcFia.
tended the affair, and also TO the Young
ladies for their untiring onorgy aad al.
tsation 10 tho refrcshmeat tables.
New Bgl.t----The congregation Of the
Lutheran Charrh. 10 this city, placed
IN The tower Of their church on Tues.
day last . very snc bell weighing aboui
1000 popsds.
The corner stone Of the ncw Luther.
an Church "a f.istlcs,own, Pa, will DO
laid 90 Saturday pcst
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.oNToUR HOUSE
WEST END, WESTMINSTER, MD.

WE undersigned announces To the public
that he has taken the above Hotel Tho
House y new, and furnished throughout with
accommodate either transient or permanent
boarders The Table will always DO supplied
with the best IN the ket, and the Bar stock
cd with the choicest brands Of Wines, Liqaors.
Aies, Segars, &c. The location Is very desira.
Bile. being only few yarsip fsom the Depot.
Inc stael'ng islasfe and ample, and attentive
0sslers always on hand TO wait upon travellers
sugsly Propriesok
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BONE DUSTI BONE DUST |
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Also
GRIMES
Patent Raw Done Phosphate,

49, Hsf hoMs
The past two years have fully realized
thus itaw Bone Phosphate 10 be the cheapest
ana best ~ the market, and unsurpassed BY
tne highest priced Guanos. It's adaptation
70 wheat: Corn, Oats, Buekwheat, Tobacco,
oarden Truck, Grasses, &c, have been fully
ana most satIsiactorily tested, finely ground
ana suitable for drilling. Gala Warehouse
and examine Testimonials.
0. Z. MERRYMAN& co.
SoLE MANUFACTURERS.
% y Gay ST., between lombard 4 Pratt
BALTIMORE, Nh.
aug ls--2m
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STOLEN

TNR0M Jacob n. Lamotio, near Hetrick.
II York county, Pa. on The 9Th OF August
one dark lron.gray Horse MULE, years
old. about 10 hands high, stont,set and very
up headed. so for the Mule and $50 more
on the conviction of,he thief
For any further information address John
ii. hamotte, Manchester, Md.
aug 1919
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IN Manchester, Carroll enanty. Nd. "a
iAe 1iIh Of July, Geafgr Grouse, ag.sd o.
years, months and . days.
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WESTMINSTER sAaKErs.
BsFartra ksPscssiy fsf The AhtocaFs By Thee
T. Helsrrs A CO.
sll0ltsli.E FHirFt.
naLTIMoRE MARKErs.

TtEansf, Aug. lith, 1903.
Flour. Howard Street Saper and Cut
Eswa . 01asD ~, DO shipping Extra 10 10
ASH 90. do High Grades n 5umSia 20, do
Family ~ soasis Is. Western Sbipt iar
Extra 10 2Sas 10 rs; DO Choice Estra 10 u
afit 20; de- Family % OnasOO 90. CITY
Mills Sapev 10 ooasi 10 20 10 Standard Ex.
ira 90 Ooass,o 90; do shipping Brands Ex.
Ira " y'a$i2 ~. Baliimofe High Grade
Extra % 0OasO1 90 Rye Flour 10 O0a
$40 p. Corn Meal 0 o0asG %.
Grain Receipts Of Wheat to-day we're
I1aa bashels whiIc and 1901 bashels red.
We report sales, Wis 500 bushels fur 10
prime white al aaas2 70; 5000 hnshels
good do NJ 55as3 20. Corn--Sales Of 200
white ut 81 30 2l2 bushels yellow AZ q a..
Oats sales of 1000 bushels he's at suaSs cts
weights iI5 bushels II IS cts measure.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Aug. 18th 1853.
Besf Caffie The offerings Of the Scales
during the past week amounted 10 lao head.
The prices ranged as follows Old Cows and
Sralawags, at I Ooas 4 20; ordinary thin
SteeFs, Oxen and Cows 4 b0aS5 co fafr al, a /.
ily Bceves 0Da2gs and the very hest Beeves
ai 26ass 90 per i0olbs. the average price
being about So 90 eross.
MheeP. Fair 70 good sheared Sheep al
sa5l cents, per ID. grass.
Hoqs. Prices ranged ~ foilowsi fair TO
good live Hogs 10 b0asii 70 PEI 100 MS
net.
Wool -Dnwashed at p TO 20 cents; tub
washed 81 to 90 een.si No. l, pulled, % TO
33 cents.
Lcdfher: City Slaughter 20 10 "a cents,
kougi, skiFting u to IS cents Spanish Sole
ah TO ~ cenisi Country Slaughtered Is to
~ ccnia
Hides. Association Steer al i4I 10 IS
cts; Cow "A 20 ~ cents Bucnos Ayres n
10 ~ cents, Gold.
Hay Good to prime baIcd Timothy at
BASIS per ton.
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IRVING COLLEGE.

TRYING cOLLEGE win commence is
u next Annual Session on the LIST Of SCR
TfsBea NEXT. All persons intending "a
paironize this Institntion will address the
subscriber ut Manchester, Carroll county,
Maryland. isa ssR SEASONS "a
LEWIS G. MYERBYg
aug 1875 s fsa 3f14 i3
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NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of
IN bSfoxEsIFER K SrEM was dissolved on
the 10Th OF July last. All persons knowing
themselves 10 he indebted 10 the late firm
are requested to make immcdiate payment.
UYRUS4D. ETDNf1siFlIl,
REUBEN w. STEM.
aug f3.-3t
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yyater PROOF Hioo,s. 81

VF you want To save money and have goad
Il health, calf AZ GgArrY's, opposite The
Catholic Church, and get pair OF Water
Proof Boots made to order. aug IS.