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Losses by FIRE.

Frostburg, Md. was the scene Of an ex-
tensive conhagration on Saturday last.
The FIRE commenced in dry goods store
on the Main Street, many residences and
stores, aud the Lutheran Church were
burned. Loss S150,000. Assistance was
sent from Cumberland, IA miles distant,
and the firemen subdued the flames in au
hour Frostburg has no fire apparatus.
This Is the second calamity by fire at
Frostburg this year, one having occurred
there on the I'd of February last, inaicting
a loss of $4,000.
A very destruction fire has occurred in
the town Of Meiningen, Germany half of
the place was burned, and upwards of sew
en- hundred families made homeless. The
loss on buildings alone is estimated at B..
O00, 900 thalcrs, or s2,3l0 900.
The town of Mokclume Hill, in Califor-
MIA, was burned on Friday afternoon
loss l75,000.
Twenty thousand acres of valuable tim
Der and cranberry boys near Hamilton, N.
y. have been swept BY fire, and the flames
are still raging The people of Hamilton
made strenuous exertions to check the
flames, and succeeded IN saving several
fine dwellings, which were in danger
The buildings of the New Haven wheel
company in New Haven, fifteen in num-
Der, were burned Monday night. Loss
about S350,000 One hundred and fifty
hands are thrown out Of employment.
The barn of Frederick Tegtmoier, at
New Haven, Conn. was burned Monday
afternoon, and his two little sons, aged res
pcctiyely three and six years, who were
playing in the hpy loft, persisted in the
flames
A fire at RusscllvilIc, Ky. on Sunday
morning, destroyed the Court House.
Frost Hotel and several other buildings.
Tho freight-bousc Of the Albany aud
Boston Railroad, at East Albany was des-
troyed BY fire Monday night. Loss $780,
900. Twenty loaded cars were destroyed
in the building,
The woollen mill Of A. d, Shattuck, ut
Exeter, II. l. was burned on Sunday night
Loss $4,000,
The paper MIL Of Dickinson & Fairfield,
III Holyokc, Mass, was partly destroyed
on Sunday night by q FIRE, originating
from spontaneous combustion ii the rag
room. Loss, $4,000,
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PROGRAMME
win he Observed during the Exhibition
TRIALS OF SPEED


Will take place each day att o'clock, ,. M.
during the Fair, as follows
In Trials of Speed lexcept Running Rnces)
an entrance fee Of 10 per cent. will be charged,
NOT less than four TO enter and two 70 start.
On Tuesday, Running Race, purse $500;
$500 to the first, 800 to the second - per
cent. entrance catch riders, mile heats best
in 8; open TO all. Trotting Race No. 7.
for horses that never beat 8;30, purse $40
$50 to the first and $40 TO the second.
On Wednesday, T'rot No. 2, purse $3.50;
$500 TO the first, $50 TO the second open 10
all horses that have never beaten 2:4J. Tfot
No. 3, for horses that never beat 3 minutes,
purse SOS, $50 TO the first, SIS tot the second.
On Thursday, Trot No. 4, purse $500
$3.50 to the first, 500 to the second, $50 to
the third. No purse paid TO any horse not
making the heat within 245. Trot No. 8,
for horses that never beat go, purse 800;
SIS 10 the FIRST S25 10 the second.
On Friday, Running Race for Colts owned
in Carroll county, 3 years old, one.half mile
heats, two best in three, for purse Of $50;
$50 10 the first and $50 10 the second. Sack
Race and Wheolbarrow Race. Entries close
on tho 18th Of September, 1874, Of O. clock,
p. m, All trots to be mile heats, hest three
In FIVE. Running 10 be mile heats, best two
IN three. DsS-Nc purse paid % . disianced
horse.
At 10 a. m. each day there will be PA
RADE OF ALL THE STOCK Competing
for Premiums, except Sheep and Hogs. headed
by the Chief Marshal and Band OF Music.
On Wednesday, September 30th, az II O.
M. FLOWING MATCH viii take place,
when all the Plows entered for competition
will be subjected to practical test, the own
ers OF which must supply their own teams.
All articles and animals for exhibition must
be properly entered at the Business Office Of
the Society. The grounds aud buildings will
be opened on Monday, September 2sih, 70
receive all articles for exhibition, and trustv
persons employed by the Society viii assign
them places and guard the grounds. Articles
shipped beforehand will be properly cared
1 for. No entry for competition win be made
after u o'clock, NJ. on Tuesday, 10Th Of Sep
TENDER, unless By special permission of the
President, nor can anything entered be re-
moved from the grounds till the close Of the
Fair, without permission from the President
Hay, Straw and Water will be supplied free
Of charge for all animals entered for premi.
ums and Grain will be provided at the low
est cost price far those who desire to purchase.
bS- Liberal arrangements have been made
with the Western Maryland aud Frederick
and Pennsylvania Line Railroads for the ship
ment Of goods intended for exhibition, and
HALF FARE TICKETS will be issued at all
Offices of the Roads,
The Society have an ample amount Of stalls
and shedding for stock, and a suitable build
ing for the exhibition Of such articles as can
not be exposed TO the weather.
The Premiums awarded by tho Society will
be announced at II oclock, NJ. an Friday,
after which exhibitors Of Stock will be allow.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.


pY virtue Of writ Of Eeri Facias issued
lJ out of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, Maryland, at the suit Of Edmund Kehu
against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements of James Keser, Samuel Swope,
Jonas NJ. Harner, and Washington Gait, aud
to me directed, i have seized the following
property, viz: All the right, title, interest.
claim and estate Of him the said James Kei.
ser, Of, in, and TO all that Lot Of Ground,
containing one half Acre of Land, more or less,
with the Building and Appurtenances thereto
belonging, situate and lying in Taneytown,
Carroll county, Maryland, on the right hand
side Of the road leading from Taneytown 10
Emmittsburg, and adjoining an alley on the
plan Of said town, and il being the same Lot
Of Ground that was conveyed by William
keiser and others to the said James Keiser,
by deed dated the fourth day Of April, 1872,
and recorded among tho Land Records Of Car.
roll county il Liber J. B. D. No. AZ, folio
1856, &c.
And ] hereby give notice shat on
Monday, The eiH day Of September, 1871,
at 2 clock, P. NJ. at the Court House door.
in the city Of Westminster. will sell aid
property, so seized and taken into execution.
to the highest bidder for cash.
EDWARD DEvILBISS, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Westminster, Nd. August
70, 1874. aug 29-ts
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81 ACRES, 3 ROODS AND a PRRCHEN
WOOD LOTS,

adjoining the above farm, viz; Lot No. |.
containing 2 Acres and 50 Perches Of Land,
more or less.
Lot No. 2, containing Acres and "a Per
ches.of Land, more or less.
Lot No. 3, containing Acres ard &c Per-
ches of Land, more or less.
Lot No. 4, containing Acres and Il Per
ches OF Land, more or less.
Lot No. o, containing Acres and % Per.
ehes OF Land, more or less.
Lot No. 9, containing Acres aud So Per-
ehes Of Land, more or less.
Also FOUR OTHER ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, adjoining the above farm, on
which Is erected a comfortable two story Log
DWELLING HOUSE, with cellar under the
whole house; the first story contains two fine
rooms, kitchen and recess entrance, and the
second story contains three excellent rooms
Also an excellent Frame Stable and outhuild-
ings.. This property is in fine state of Gull
tivation.
The Terms Of Sale are as follo,es One.
third part Of the purchase money shall be
paid by the purchaser or purchasers to the
Trustee on the day Of sale, or upon the ratili-
cation thereof by the Court aforesaid; and the
balance shall be paid in two equal payments,
the one to be paid in one year, and the other
in two years from the day of sale, with inter.
est, and to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser or purchasers with security to he
approved of by the Trustee.
j. j. BAUMGARTNER Trustee.
ABsAIoN SMITH, Auctioueer.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A couple of Farms well located in the
"A neighborhoodof Morgan Valley, Carroll
county, one Of 100 Acres, and one of 200
Acres, with substantial dwellings, and out.
houses on each. Also, several Lots with
tenements on them, and two fine Wood Lots,
together with a valuable Grist and Saw Mill,
on Morgan Run all of which will be sold at
reasonable rates, at private Sale. Call on the
subscriber or address, at Warieldsburg,
aug smos. j. l.. SHUEEY.
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Notice to the Stockholders Of the
Carroll Go. Agricultural Society.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Presi.
AN dent and Directors have decided to
issue Free Ticket for each share Of Sto ok,
and the Stockholders are notified to call Of,
the Secretary for the same on or before the
l0tk of September, at his Office, opposite the
LIST National Bank
g. s. HAINES, President.
CHAs. V. VANrz, Secretary. aug 20, a
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DISSOLUTION.

WESTMINSTER, Aug. 10, 1874.
HNHE FIRM OF S. W. SCHENTHAL 4
Il BRO. Is DISSOLVED by mutual con
sent. The Books of the Firm win be at the
Old Stand, and either Of the Partners will re.
ceipt. All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to the above Firm will please make
immediate payment. s. w. SCHENTHAI.,
II. SCHENTHAI.
The business will be conducted at the old
stand by II. SCHENTHAL.
mug 29-3tR
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SAINT JOHNS COLLEGE.
ANNAPOLIS. ND.
JAMES N. GARRETT, II. o., Principal.

OPENING Of session and examination II
~ candidates for admission. Monday and
Tuesday, September 2Ist and 22d. TERMS
for BOARD and TUITION, $275 FER An
Nun, payable Sem: AnnuaIIy - ad<ance
For Catalogues contxinine iii osrt;cuIa.s.
apply 10 pnaf " Il HOPKINS.
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Burial Lots at Public Sale.

TIME Trustees Of Mount Pleasant NJ. II.
Il Church will sell on MONDAY, 2lst Of
SEPTEMBER, at one o'clk. p. m. q num-
her OF very desirable BrRylSG Lors in the
Cemetery attached to the Church.
sep5.af THE TRUSTEEa.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county sitting as a Court Of
Equity, the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell
at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
Tuesday, the I5M day Of SeptemJe,, 1874,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, parcel of land consisting
of A ACRES, more or less. The improve
ments consist Of small Dwell
ing House and Stable, Apple, AZSM-A
Peach and other Fruit Trees. ~.
This property is on the Turn Y
pike road, miles south Of Westminster, and
about II miles below parrollton, and adj
joins the land Of John Niece and others, and
is the same Of which Fachol Dorem, died
seized and possessed.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed By The Decree
are One third cash on the day Of sale or
upon the ratification thereof, and the balance
in six and twelve months, to be secured by
the notes Of the purchaser or purchasers with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
CHAS. IT.. REIFSNIDER,
Trustee.
JSo. NJ. YISGIIsq, Aaot. aug 2l-st.
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Road Examiners Notice.


TIME undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il by virtue Of a commission to them issued
by the County Commissioners Of Carroll coun.
~, to examine the ground for the opening Of
Public Road, upon the petition OF Samuel
McKinstry, Enamel Sauble and Others, com.
mencing at point on the public road known
and specified as Road No. rs on the records
Of the Office Of tho County Commissioners Of
Carroll county, said point being distant about
Two perches east Of the residence Of Mordecai
G. MeKinstry, in said county, and running
thence in q sontherly direction through the
lands Of the said McKinstry, and on the he'd
Of an old road in common nso, lhut not
county road, to point between tho mill and
cooper shop Of the said McKinsiry thence
in an eazterly direction through the lands Of
said Mekinstry until It intersects the proposed
line Of new public or county road ID Fred
erick county, at a point near tho pourines Of
the mill dam Of said McKinstry, &c.
All persons whom il may concern arc here.
by notified that we will meet ON the premises.
on Tuesday, Ne 29ih day Of ,Sepfembsr, 1871.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. to execute the trust "a,
posed in us BY the Aforesaid commission.
JOHN I. CASSELI.
DENNIS HI MAYNARD.
JOSHUA SWITzER,
avg ~ st Examiners
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C0NsTABLE'S SALE.
NO. l4so. EQUITY

NO. 1896, EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Alexander II. Homerand Peter Vondersmith,
Trustees, vs.. Daniel Vondersmith, Ir.
and wife.
nRDERED this 2sth day Of August, A. d.
" 1874, that the sale made and reported in
the above cause by Alexander H. Homer and
Peter Vondersmith, Trustees, under aud by
virtue ola deed of trust from Daniel Wonder
smith, j, and wife to them, be finally ratified
aud confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 10Th day of Sep
TENDER next; provided copy ofthis order be
inserted in some newspaper published in
Carroll County, Maryland, once week for
three successive weeks previous to the 10th
day Of September, 1874.
The Report states the amount of sale Of
Real Estate TO be $4,000.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy.-rest:
aug29-si Frank I. SHAW, Clerk.
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ST. JOHNS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Will Open on Wednesday, Sept. 9th.

INSTRUCTION given in the Elementary
4 Branches; also in Mathematics and the
Classics.
TERNs.-From 50 to SIS per quarter, &C.
cording to the studies pursued.
Stationery 81 per quarter.
Fuel during the Winter 80 cts. per quarter.
+. A. McGIRR, A. NJ,
sep5-St Principal
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED gyEaY sATumnY ny
WILLIAM u. VANDERFORD,
oFrioH, no. 0, CARROLL HALL.

TERMS.-s2 per year IN advance. Single copies
cents No subscription discontinued untl all arrears
are paid, unless az the option OF the publishers.
ADVERTISING RATES.r-Onc square Is llncsl will
be inserted times less for II aud p cents for each
subsequent insertion. One square B mos, $50,
mos =, y mos. So business Cards not exceeding
shines s. per year. when the number of insertions
i not marked Advertisements Will be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly. Yearly advertisers
must contine advertisements 10 their own business
Rule and Figure Work double price Business 10.
Gals 10 cents per line Marriages and Deaths inserted
free. Obituaries and personal communications 5
cents per line,
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TINE undersigned, Trustee. by virtue Of a
u decree Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county sitting as Court Of Equity, passed in
cause No. 1909, wherein Julia Al. Hoke ct.
ais. are compliments, and Lydia A. Wagner.
widow, ct ais. are defendants, will sell at
Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
Saturday, the 19M day Of September,
1874. at o'clock, P. ~, parcel Of land
containing
IL Acres and 6 Square Perohes,
more or less. The improvements thereon
consist Of comfortable two-story LOG
DWELLING HOUSE, Log
Barn, Hog House, &C., and AMI
there is a spring OF neyer.faiI- ~ - 80
ing water at the house. ThisE q
property is situate on the county road leading
from Westminster to Hampstead, 4 miles from
Hampstead and G miles from Westminster.
This. property is desirably located, in good
repair, convenient to schools, stores, &C. and
to those wishing to purchase good home for
a small sum ofmoney an opportunity is offered.
About G Acres is in Timber.
TERss OF SAIE.-0ne.third cash on the
day Of sale, or on the ratification thereof,
and the balance in six and twelve months, to
be secured by the notes Of the purchaser or
purchasers with approved security, bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
JOHN WAGNER, Trustee.
CRouT REIFsSIngR, Solicitors
aug cots
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SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
- znf
CARROLL COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL aN|EIY
70 ne Hgie os ans
FAIR GROUNDS, WESTMINSTER,
ox
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
spt- 70 aid 50, aid Oh. and =
Over $4,000 in Premiums

HYHE Society invites The exhibition Of any
Il and everything that may be useful Or
convenient IN the business 81 Agriculture Of
Horticulture Of all articles and implements
of convenience or use IN domestic or socialN
life, and Of the products Of art and skill and
for all such things Of merit, although they
may not be specially enumerated IN the Pre-.
MUM Lists published and circulated By the So
cieB, Premiums or Diplomas viii be awarded.
To this end Miscellaneous Glass, No. 29, Is
provided and Judges appointed. The follow
~.
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MISS MARY v. MANNING
VIA RE-orKS HrR SCHOOL on
THURSDAY, .sEPTEMBER ION. 1874

IHbhSD11, iSEfTEMBER {Ofh, 1874.
Rates.-Primary Class--Spelling, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Elements Of Geography,
Grammar and History, per Session $500.
Preparatory Clsss--Spelllng, Reading, Writ
ing, Advanced Arithmetic, Geography, Gram
mar, History, Philosophy, Algebra, &c. per
Session, $l4.00. Fuel During the Winter
Months) Sl.00.
EfsS-No Pupils are received under Primary
Rates, and no Deduction is made for Absence,
except in cases of Protracted Sickness.
aug 20 ~
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$4,000 REWARD.
Forty DollarsI Forty dollars

GMITH's RAwR0NE PHOSPHATE
- Only Forty Dollars per Ton, at our
Factory
F0wBLE a MATTHEWS.
aug zfst Westminster, Nd.
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Jxo. N. YIxeIIxq, Auol.
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BOSTON.
The SENATORIAL Contest.

BosroN, April S.-The fourteenth
ballo, for United States Senator was
taken to-day. Whole number Of votes
27O; necessary to q choice l36. Dawes
FEC, ived sc, Hosr 79, Curtis II, WASH
burus and Sanford z each, and Whit
tier, George T. Bigelow aud Phillips l
each.
The fifteenth ballot was a. follows:
Whole number Of votes 269, necessary
to choice 1856; Dawes 81, hoar 81,
Curtis Y. Adams l9, Saudlord ii.
Washburn I, Judge Colt 2. Whittier
and Phillips ! each. The Convention
took recess for one hour.
Sixteenth balot-whols number,
26e; necessary tor . choice, lS5-
Dawes 80, Hoar 63, Curtis u Adsm'
l9. SANFORD l3. Washburn 6. Judge
Deveos 2, Judge Colt 2. Whittier and
Phillips one each.
Seventeenth ballot-Whole number
OF votes. 26l necessary to . choice, III
Dawes 50. Hoar 60. Curts75 Adams
l6. Ssn'o,d ii, Banks 7, Wasbburn 5,
Devens 4. Hale. Amasa Walker, Whit.
tier and Phil p, one each.
Adjournsd until Tomorrow.
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New York MRrECi.

New YuRk, April S-Cotton-
Dull; middling uplands l7c. Flour
Steady and finer; snpeIdne wes-
tern and state IS 70d6 20;
common TO good SC SUg
6 55; good 10 choice Sc 6n9
6 So white wheat extra Sc S097 IS !;
extra Ohio SC 35G7 60 Wheat
Scarcely go firm; Indiana 81 66. Rye
-Qurei at 81 O3Cal 10. B.rley-Un
oh .uged Corn-Opened shade tirmer
and closed dull new western M xed So
"a SOC; old do IS a Gle; high mixed and
yellow western S9N90c; white western
sS@9lc. Oa,s-A shade better; mixed
srst.rn GOA 624c; white western $50
Oslo Coffee Dull Suesr-Firm
Prtroeuu-F rm; crude l73c; refined
l5ic Esgs-Hssvy; western l4@l53
Lrsrbsr-Steady at 27G30c; Oinoco
25iG27ic Wool-Flrm; domestic
flerce 4Oia70c; pulled 25a Soc unwash-
ed l8a 35c. Pork-EaHer; new mes
sl7 90 spot; 16 80 April; II 009l7 o5
Nav. Lard-Hesvy; prime steam
10 3 Ice SPOT lofc Apn; 10 3-l6@
10 5-l6c May; 10 7-l6c June. Butter
Steady; western 25a30c. Cheese
Steady at l1@.6Ic, Whisky-Steady
Al 96c. Metals-Msuu'ac,ursd copper
-.--Ly, ,.- snraruipK so' nn, ;:-n'
lake S24 75@25 co. Prg iron dull
Scotch s33 50@ Al 90; American q w
"a IS 90. Bar quier. Russian sheet
SIG 5O6l7 so gold. Nails unchanged.
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ARKANSAS.
New Gold Diggings.

LITTLE Rock, April 8.-A special
dispatch to the Republican, from Fenton
ssys: Captain HsIlowsy arrived here
to day from the newly discovered gold
m mes on the north fork OF the Acslie-
nsla, on his way to ST. Louis to pro-
cure apparatus wherewIth to com.
meuce active operations The mines
are situated in the mountain., near the
Choctaw line, and are richer thatatfirst
supposed The Captain passed through
the silver district on his way here, aid
reports the widest excitement over the
recent scovery. A ter an examina.
ton he found the former very rich and
the latter inexhausliOle, and says ths.
the halt has not been told. The Jsp-
lin Mining COMPANY at once COM
m menced the erection Of several smeIt:-
era tor working the au'imony, which
is found in the mort extensive lodes
ever dlrcovered in the world. Miners
and adveniurers are fl cking to the
scene OF the lac discovery.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. AprlS-FIour-Qliet and
upcpsuged. Wheat-Fsir demand.
lower rates, uueettled and closing weak;
No / Chicago spring 81 27@l %; No.
2 Chicago, sprrpg 81 2St spot, April;
81 26i Nay; No 3 do 81 10; rejected
81 10. Corn-Dull spd a shade lower;
No. 2 mixed 6lfc cssr, April; 64i(9
64tc MAY; rejected old 6Os; new $50
Oa,s-Dull aod dropping; No. 2. 423c
8 OF; 463c May. RVe-stesdy. No 2,
90 , e3c, Iresb. Barley-Fsir demand
and advanced: 40. 2 spring 81 $50
Co. No. 3 spring 81 35. Pofk--
Fair demand at lower rates. Unsettled.
closed steady. cash b.Id of; market
nominal at SIG so May, closed al
SIG 40 Juns $40 IS. Lard--Iregnlar
a, d lover, hut closed firm; $3.50 spo;
80 20 May Bulk Meais-Fsir de-
mand, frm and generally held u Die D.
er; shoulders 5295t:. short rib mid.
dies SIC short clear Slc, loose, on spot
Bacou-Quiet and Unchanged. While
ky-Steady at 93r. y 49, ..a
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It 10 not OF practical importance tLat 1
should describe each. For instance,
medical authors describe about q ty Va.
rirtes OF skin disease. bu, as they allre.
qnire for their cure very similar treai-
men, 10 is OF no practical utility to know
just what nsme to apply 10 a Certain
form OF skin disease. so you know how
tes, 20 cure it. Then again might 60
oa and describe various kinds OF sceoi-
ulous sores, tever sores, white sweIlIpgs,
enlarged glands, ard ulcers OF vsry,og
appearance; might describe how yiru.
lent poison may s5ow ITSELF
70 various forms of eIuptlons. ulcers.
sore throat, bopy tumors, etc tn, ss
al these various appearing maniie.,a
tious o. bad bood are cured BY uni-
torn meaue, / deem such . course no
necessary. Thoroughly cleanse the
blood, which is the great fountain o.
lie, and good digestion. a iair skip.
buoyant spirits, vital stspetb, Add
soundness OF constitution, will all return
TO us. For this purpose Dr. Pierce.s
Golden Medical Discovery aud Purts-
tive Pellets s-e prt.eminently the ar
tioles needed. They are ~arran'ed to
cure Teuer. Salt Rheum, Scsld H-sd,
st Anthouy's Fire. Rae Rash or Fry.
81, elias. Rinc- Worms, Prmple.. Blmck-
.s, Spots, L up,Ions Pus ules. Bois,
CsrbuncIes. Sore Eyes, Rongh Skin,
Scuri, Scroiulous Sores AMI Surll,pgs.
Fever Sores. White Swellirgs, Tumors,
Old Sores or Swellings, Az c'ior sol the
Skin. Throat and Bones. and Ulcers Of
he liver, Stomach, Kidneys and
luupe.