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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-02-04
FWhO gains a kiss and gains no more,
neser-ves To Inse the hIiSs be got hefOre

His suit did not prosper, however, as
he had hoped. AT the end of the
month he presented her with a sec
ond, and received a second salute, but
beyond that he did not go. AT the
end of the year he had parted with
nearly all of his diamonds, and was as
far from success as ever. 1rritated by
her stubbOrnness, he sought an inter-
view, and upraided her for her resist
ance. 'I have no more diamonds to
give you," he said. ''Then," she re-
piled, "I have no more kisses. u
'fWhat am 1 to do? Your heart is
made of ice. Give me some word of
hope" 81 can't do that, but will
give you a word of counsel" "What
is it?'' 'Never buy your first kiss of
woman. If you do, though you
were the Car himself, you would be
bankrupt before you reached her
heaft.n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

JUSTICE FOR ALL.-The arrest aud
confinement in Ludlow street jail of
the embczzIiug cashier of the Merchants
Exchange Bank means that one mon.
eyed Institution at least is determined
to be no rcspcctor of persons. So lar
as the enforcing Of punishment is con
cerncd, nothing has been SO demoriliz.
ing to honesty aud integrity, not even
the corruption resulting from the war
period, as the Immunity granted often.
dcrs against the law because of their
social or other relations. When the
Supreme Court OF Prussia, after cou.
ylcting Schlubhuj Of embczzling con.
siderable sum, sentenced him to a short
Imprisonment, King Frederick exclalnl
ed, in a torrent OF rage: What, when
the private thief Is sent to the gallows,
shall nobIelnan escape with only light
punishment on with his head" The
cuIprit was beheadod, aud the judge
who endcayored to screen him were
summoned into his presence and vigor-
ously clstigaled by the King. 4 little
show OF this rigorous justice would not
be bad thing for these degenerate
tlmcs.-Neg York Commercial
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HOW the pebt Is Being Reducea.

mAI,ol - tho woll Lnorn,,i r0.rL
~ u. =,
~" '"'e"'s'"' 'o''eSPO"uen' VI '"o
Olneinnati enquirer III one OF MS late
letters thus disoourses on reputation
aud the manner in which the debt is
beinc reducod,
Nothing Is more simple than the
process ny "hieh Mr' Boutwell, Is Gu.
aoiea 10 issue ms bulletins every month,
te',lhs the people now the national debt
IS oe'ng reduced l nave suspected all
along, oHt never knew until TO daJ what
was 'he moaaS oPefdhdt. Adapted to
private business, II would enable the
worst bankrupt III the United States to
s'aha erect as MI Nlleawber did
alter ne hau given bus l. U. I to Trad
a'eS' Inc secret Is TINS : An order has
oeen gwen 10 the accounting officers OF
inc treasury 10 allow no claims against
'he uoNernment-to pay nothing, to
'epuuiale everything There are just
TWO exceptions made TO TINS general
RUG nc Uohuho'deFs ana the oillce-
holders lhese gentlemen are paid to
tue auermost Iarth'ng. AIIother classes
Of Government creditors are denied
even hearing And so, Tor the sake
OF appearing TO pay OH the debt, hun.
aftds oil millions OF Just and equitable
claims are repudiated' Now, why not
70 a S'eP iur'her' ana say to the bond
ho'ucF 'Ga' We eau redeem his eou-
pons Is the debt OF the bondholder
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

Is IT TRUE THE New York Dem.
ocraf, in its leading editorial of the
24th, states that Edwin NJ. Stanton died
Of suicide by cutting his own throat, 10
remorse for the murder of Mrs Surratt.
The suddenness of the death, end the
fact that no one was permitted to see
the face, as is usual at funerals, give
color to the report. The Democrat
speaks positively, and declares: ave
personally know that he has told gen
'tleman in this city, a gentleman high
IN judicial position, and who is known
ps the soul Of truth and honor, that
since the murder of Mrs. Surratt he
had not known one hour Of peace; and
said that woman was murdered to ap-
pease the wrath of party--and was
the coward that struck the blow for
those who demanded this wrong" He
said "Her ghost haunted him, asleep
and awake" Whatever be the truth,
we suppose ii viii one day come out.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

A cruel parent ID Cynthiania, KY,
snatched his daughter from the charge
Of young fellow with whom she was
clipping, even after they were seated in
the cars. Tho lover tackled the old
man just outside the depot, and held
him while the girl ran back to the
train, aud then, after the cars were 10
motion, he broke from the parent,
rushed aboard and went on his way
with the bride to the wedding.
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CONCERT AND READINGS

A number Of well-known and eminent
yocnlists and elocutionists of Baltimore,
have volunteered to give Concert aud
Readings in Odd Fellows Hall, on the
evening of February 22nd, for the ben.
eft of the Lutheran Church. The en-.
tertaiument viii be the most attractive
ever given 10 Westminster, and should
be literally patronized
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

All Maryland tobacco is required by
law to be inspected, aud all other kinds
also not 10 transit. The State, for the
purpose, has five large warehouses in
Baltimore. The Virginia leaf tobacco
shipped from that port is received by
steamerand discharged tintoyesseis
loading for foreign ports without inspec-
fion there. Kentucky and other West
ern leaf tobacco, received by rail in
transit for other markets or ports, pass
also without inspection.
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The next Democratic Candidate for
President,

Salmon P. Chase, wrote to the Ohio Leg
islature that the fifteenth amendment must
pass. This is the sweet scented individual
who was talked OF for Democratic candidate
for President last year. Susser Journal.
Yes, aud he is talked Of now, as the
Democratic candidate for President in
1872. Mr.. Belmont and his eonferees
in New York, who have come to regard
themselves as the Democratic party, are
urging the nomination Of either Chase
or Hoffman, aud expect to lead the
Democratic party wherever they list, in
the next nomination for the Presidency,
as they did in the last; bit they count
without their host. We want no more
manipulation of Democratic National
Convention, by Belmont and his ring,
nor will the party tolerate it, 1t has
had quite enough of the lead of New
York politicians, and will have no more
of it. II has not forgotten, aud don't
mean to forget, the doiogs Of these men
in the last Convention. Their out
rageous course, their intolerable blum
dering, contributed, in no small degree
to the easy victory of our opponents
Seymour, ii is said, was nominated to
prevent the nomination Of Chase, whose
candidacy would have produced then,
as it would now, open revolt. Aud the
nomination Of Mr.. Seymour, under the
circumstances, after he had so positively
refused the use Of his name, was only
the precursor Of defeat He was utterly
unable to infuse confidence or enthusi.
asm into his party. And, us if to render
this weak nomination weaker still, Fran.
els p. Blair was associated with him on
the ticket, man who had made him.
self, in former years, especially obnox-
ious to the Democratic party; and yet,
it was expected 10 rally with enthusiasm
to the support Of a ticket such as this.
The veriest tJro in politics might have
foretold the result in the beginning
Tho party is resolved to have no more
of such miserable leadership as this,
and when the time for another Convex
ton comes round, it will take steps to
show these men that its fortunes are
not to be trifed with again in this way
MIR. Hoffman is better man than
Mr. Seymour, and but for the disgust
which is everywhere felt for New York
leadership in the late Presidential can
yass, his chances might be good. But
no will have to remain in the back
ground, for the present, and let the
Democratic standard bearer for 1872,
be chosen fiom some other State. Any
attempt to foist upon the party the can
dldate Of any particular clique or ring,
VIII be met with signal rebuke And
these New York politicians, with Mr..
Belmont at their head, might as well
cease their plotting and scheming, for
the great mass of the party will indig-
nantly spurn their management, aud
mean 10 choose a candidate for them
selves. The choice of the next casdi,
date will be the result of popular prefer
ence, and woe to the men who shall at.
tempt to thwart that preference by the
shifts and expedieuts of political drill
sergeapts. They will assuredly dis.
cover that their occupation is gone.
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Estate Of augustus E. Dorsey, dee'd
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, letters of Administration on
the Personal Estate of
AUGUSTUS Il. DORSEY,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six months
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit of said Estate. Those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment.
FRANLIN NJ. DORSEY,
MARY DORSEY,
jan 2i-i. Administrators.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

VByIiE Etns, nineteen miles from Bali.
Il more and three miles west of Resters-
town on the Westminster Turnpike, and
one'quarter ola mile from Finksburg Sta.
ton, on the Western Maryland Railroad,
containing Two Hundred Acres of Land in
good cultivation. viii Rent the above
property, with or withou. stock, farming
implements, &c. Immediate possession
given. Inquire Of Hen ry S. Fitch, Esd,
at the Mil, opposite the Farm, or Of The
subscriber, at 10 Franklin Street, Baltimore.
Jan 2O-3t j. N. MERCER
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LIST OF SALES
INSoLvENTS NOTICE..

John 9; >, Wagner lOas7RIhEdhsgyDpf J. 1ais
His Creditors J ~, 1870. that John @.
Wagner, give notice to his creditors. endors
ers and sureties that the second Monday of
May next is fixed for the said John G..
Wagner 10 appear in the Circuit Court for
Carroll CO, to answer such interrogatories as
his creditors, endorsers and sureties may
propose or allege against him and that a
copy OF this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Carroll county once a
week for three successive months prior to
the said 2nd Monday of MAY next, as
such notice.
Test: JNO. B, BOYLE, clerk.
feb 3--SmH
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Camp Ground Wanted

vENHE Methodist Of Baltimore city desire
IL to purchase Tract of Land, from SO
to 100 Acres, within the State OF Maryland.
adjacent TO any of the Railroads leading
from Baltimore. The land must be weli
wooded and abnndantly supplied with water.
The distance from Baltimore to be from 10
to 40 miles. The ground to be adapted for
Camp Meeting purposes. Proposals, stat,
ing location, size and price, to be forwarded
to the Secretary of the Committee.
WILLIAM J. HISS,
jan 27-2: No. l2S West Fayette st.
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FOR RENT.

A FARM coutainingabout 800 ACRES Of
IA LAND of good quality, situated on
the Western Run, in Baltimore county, 9
miles from the Western Md. Railroad and
3from Reisterstown; about 20acres newly set
in Timothy, good Orchard of fruit, Dwell
ings comfortable, Barn and other out.
houses, Dairy, &c. Churches and Schools
convenient. Possession given LIST day of
March. Apply to
Mrs MARY G. WORTHINGToN,
near Reisterstown Station. W. NJ. r. X.
feb 3-3t* Baltimore county,
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John i. Brooks of RayyiIle, Baltimore
county, committed suicide, by hanging
on Wednesday OF last week 1t is sup
posed financial matters connected with
his family were the immediate cause Of
the act,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

THAsKs.-Each of our representa-
tives 10 the Maryland Legislature will
please accept our thanks for copies Of
the journal of the Senate and House.
Hon. P. Hamill will also accept our
thanks for Public Documents and pamph-
let copies Of speeches of Senators aud
Representatives.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03
NOTICE.

State Of Maryland, Carroll eouny, to ,oif'
Il farmer Of Carroll county, brought before
ne, the subscriber, one Of the Justices Of the
Peace in and for said county, this 2lst day o.
January, 1870, as Stray trespassing upon MS
enclosures, a white BOAR HOG, no marks o.
any kind on the same, supposed TO be from
TO 10 months old. Given under my hand.
jan 2l-St~ STEPHEN GORSUCH, J. =.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

Have you seen those Beautiful Sale
Bills executed at the ADVOCATE Office.
this season? If not, call and examine
them. "No charge for showing our
goods"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

A foreign lettersays that the proposed
American Cardinal will be taken from
one Of the following Archbishors
McCluskey, Spalding, Purcell aud Ken
rick. He thinks the chances rather in
favor of archbishop Spaldiug, Of Balti-
more.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

Somebody has stolen the only hearse
in Pennington, Conn, and the authori
ties offer a reward Of So for its return
with the thief IN it.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

Estate Of Nicholas ARgre, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
\ has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, letters Parliamentary on the
Personal Estate of
NICHOLAS ALLGIRE,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same within six months
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit Of said Estate. Those Indebted
are requested to make immediate payment.
MELCH0R +. ALLGIRE,
ieD a-ftr Executor.
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Notice TO Creditors.

TVHE Creditors of Vim. II. Lippy, Of
Il Myers District, are hereby notified TO
present there claims to the undersigned,
at the office of Smith 4 McKellip, in West.
minister, properly authenticated according
to law, on or before the LIST day Of April
next, on which day arrangements will be
made to pay them. Those indebted are re,
quested to make immedinte payment
jan 2!-4t WIN. A. McKELLlP.
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We have received another lot of
Agricultural Cuts for Sale Bills. This
is the only Office in Carroll, Frederick,
Adams or York counties that uses them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03
MARRIED.

On the 18th ultimo, at the residence Of
the brides father, Thomas Stevenson, Esq,
by Rev j. W. Hedges, James 4, Lambert,
of New Windsor, aud Netiie Stevenson, all
of this county,
On the 10Th ultimo. by Rev. p. Scheurer,
Mr.. William Bish aud Miss Leah Bachmau,
both of this county.
At tho Parsonage Of the VI. p. Church,
at Sandy Mount, on the 28d utimo, BY Rev.
VIM. I. DUNN, Mr.. Edward Carroll and
Mrs, Ann r. Wagner, both Of Baltimore
county
On the 25th uliimo, at st, Paurs p. L.
Church, by the Rev George lowell, VIM.
L. Wall, Of Baltimore, and NJ iry c., daugh'
ter of Robert Dade, Esq, formerly Of this
county.
On Tuesday, December nth. 1863, by
Rev. s. N. Leeck, Michael Buchanan and
Miss Elizabeth A. Frank, both of this co.
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Bridge Notice.

vHNIIE undersigned, do hereby give notice
IL that they intend to petition the County
Commissioners of Carroll county, at their
next meeting, after thirty days from the
date of this notice, to build Bridge over
Double Pipe Creek, at or near to Thomas
+. Covers Merchant Mill.
NEWTON C. CROFT,
THOMAS f. COVER,
J. WASHINGTON WEANT,
DANIEL p. SAVIOR,
SAMUEL WEYBRIGHT.
feb 3,-5t
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Send in your orders for printing at
once. Those who come first will be
waited on Immediately.
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BOARD

A gentleman may obtain Board in a
private family by applying at this
ofhce. jan 20-tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber intending to decline
L Farming, will sell at Public Sale. at
his residence on bis Farm, Oh Big Pipe
Creek midway between the Mills of James
4. BOSTON and David Burlington, aud 2
miles east of MddIeburg, and 4 miles south
of runeytown, Carroll county, on
Wednesday, The I'd of huch, 1870,
at o clock, a. NJ, the following valuable
personal property, to wit:
4 Elegant WORK HORSES,
ga--va5 MICH COWS, 3 rWeZ-
SNsAl Heifers and Bull ~.
IL. UBroad-tread Wagon. l Narrow.
tread Wagon, Stone Bed. pair Hay
Carriages, PAIR Hay Ladders, Cart, /
new Johnson Reaper with Selfrake, in
complete order; | six horse triple gear
Horse Power and Thresher and Double
Shaker, in iisst-rate order; Wheat Fan. ]
new Spring Tooth Rake ! Cutting Box, .
good Grain Drills, one with Guano Sewer
attached good three.horse Pillow, two
horse Plows, | three horse Cul,ivator, .
good llarrows, Corn Forks, 2 Double
Shovel Flows, | Single Shovel Plow, 3
Spreaders, Single, Double and Triple Trees,
nearly new; lot Of Rakes and Forks, .
Fifth Chains, of which is new; Log
Chain, sets of Butt Chains, 2 sets OF
Breast Chains, ? sets Of Breechbands, sets
of Front Gears. sets Of Pow Gears, |
Jackscrew, lIa,ers and Cow Chains, and
many other articles not named Also
200 BUSHELS OF CORN.
Terms Of Sdie.-All sums Of 50 and
under, cash; on all sums over IS a credit
of 10 months will be given, tn purchasers
giving notes with approved security, bear.
ing interest from the day ofsale. 40 prop
erty to be removed until the terms Of sale
are complied with
feb 3,-ts ISAIAH HANN.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Gram. - wheat - sales of $500 bushels
red at 2iaSl 25 $50 bushels white ut
s Al. Corn-sales of 1000 bushels prime
at 0laS1 03-S00 bushs yellow sold at
14a05 cents. 0ats-750 bushs sold at IS
cents, aud $50 bushs common at so cents.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
February |, 1870.
Beef Cattle. The offerings al the Scales
during week the past amounted to 2l37 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Sealawags, at 00aSi 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 00as 90; fair qnal.
lty Beeyes o 50aS7 so; and the very best
Beeyes at 5OaSS so per 100 lbs. the aver
age price being about So IS gross.
ShceP.-fair to good fat Sheep Mt Ala
81 cts per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair to
good fat Hogs II 0OaSl3 so per 100 lbs
net.
Wool. Unwashed, at 80 to 80 cents tub
washed 40 to 81 Cts, and pulled at 30 to 33
cents per pound.
Ledfher. City Slaughter ~ to A cents;
Rough Skiriing "a to SO cents; Spanish Sole
"a TO 81 cents; Country Slaughtered So to
40 cents.
Hides. City Steer at III to ~ cts; Cow
III to 12l cents.
Hay Pennsylvania baled Timothy at
23asA per tou.
feathers--Quote at IS to so cents per Id.
for common 10 prime live geese.
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Estate Of John Or cen. deceased.

Estate Of John Green, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscri.
In Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Carroll county, letters of Administration on
the Personal Estate of
JOHN GREEN,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate arc hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six month.
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit Of said Estate. Those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment.
LEWIS GREEN,
feb Alt Administrator
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AN closing up my my old business
4 Those indebted viii please call and sel'
tie either by Note or the money.
jan 27-3t John L. ReVsnider' :
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We print the largest, cheapest, and
best handful outside Of Baltimore city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-03

Petorsburg, Va, has citizen who
- eat gallon Of oysters AZ meal
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Notice TO school Com I'm issiOn-
crs and Teachers.

HNhE School Commissioners will meet
4 the Tearchers Of their respective Dis
tr'cts, at their several places OF meeting, on
SATURDAY, the 9th pay or FEBRuARY next,
as the Commissioners meet on the following
Monday. The Teachers of the eth District
will meet Mt the School Commissioner S.
Office, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said day.
BY order,
J. NJ. NEWS0N,
Jan 2ii-N Secretary.
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Estray Notice.

State Of Maryland, Carroll county, 10 rH ::
ON this 8lst day of january. 1870, John
" 7. Bond, Of said county, appeared be.
fore me, Justice of the Peace of said
county and State, and made oath that he
took up as an Estray, large white >SsrgM
Brood Sow, no marks, between ~ s-sA
and years old. ssLszass$
Given under my hand
WIN. I, SMITH, J. p.
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Spring Wagon For Sale.

A LARGE Dol BILE SPRING WAC
IA ON for sale, in good repair. Terms
moderate. Apply TO
JOHN Il. BANKARD,
jan 2O,-3t Marsh's Hotel
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FOR RENT.

MISERABLE Dwelling Houses on
~ Liberty Street. Rent moderate to
good Tenants. For further particulars in.
quire at S. W. Scheuthal & Bro, Clothing
Store, opposite the L. Il. Depot.
feb 3--3tF
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SpoRgers,-There are many persons
who either take no paper at all, or else
take ole from a distant city, and when
they wish to see what is transporting IN
their own neishborhood they beg the
local paper from some citizen more lib
eral than themselves. Many men of
this kind are engaged in business, and
frequently grumble because people do
not patronize "homc industry" when
they practice the very thing Of which
they complain.
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Basi ness Locals.

Notices under tbs head TEN CENTS
per line .for each insertion.
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DIED.

DIED.
At her residence, in Litlestown, Pa, on
the 23d ulumo, Mrs. Maria L. Kinzer
widow of the late DIR. Samuel @. kinzer,
and daughter of DIR. Joseph A. Sborb, deed
AT her residence near Westminster, on
the 22d ult. Rachael =. Hubbard, wife Of
Michael Hubbard, deceased, aged 90 years.
Dearest mother thou hast loft rs,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But It's God that has bcrcft US,
lie can all our sorrows heal.
$. A. II.
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"Thou lreares't de qift Of riciorv

Thou ireares'f the gift of vietory-
There's triamph IN hy hair;
OF ndrret Of fair maidenhood."
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia produces this
"gift Of victory" prnfusiOn of hair, by clean
sing tho scalp OF all Impurities and giving IL a
healthy tone, so that the glands act with won
derfal vigor. Try it.