The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-10-09
Election Notice.

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9 -"'1'Ay 49, %''s sns ." 11o"ougi oe"ig nc
"a gay q Noren'ceT, 1919,
FOR THE PURPOSE or EfEcrISe
4, one person TO be Goyernor OF the State OF
Maryland.
one person 70 De IoinpIroiler o. the Treas
ae y, w =, a. a,,asa ,sss ~ MayialS
sue ohe Ps.son - " A''orhey uehera oi the
, ''h'e VI M'''yiahu'
ALSO fos THE PURPOSE OF EIEcTiNa
One person 70 represent Carroll county in
the Senate OF Maryland.
-Four persons to represent Carroll county
y the House OF Delegates Of the State Of
Maryland.
Three persons TO be Judges Of the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county.
One person to be State Attorney for Car
roll county. ftfEAHt
One One person to be Sheriff OF Carroll county.
lhree persons 70 beConnty Commissioners
OF Carroil county. say
One person to be Treasurer of Carroll
spaH'' eTs anu o'erA 70 'ne county commission
One person 20 be County Surveyor Of Car
r0 veers eSas yIl also cast tbeir b.llo,. ro, u.
Constitutional Amendment or Against the
wIb ~ soowag As@amsa N s5e e n
bly,, passed at January Session, 1874, for
An'enui"s 'ie constitution OF the state
an 4ct % Amend Section 8, Of article Z,
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I "sEcuoS l. Be Il enacted 6v the General
, bt1lssen'oly Of Maryland, three .tifths Of all
PrFhat the following section be and "g ths same e
naereby proposed, as an amendment to the
legal and aua6e5 % voters % tbereos adop.eu ~
ot the It may be the same to supercede aud
snow that tH ta,ioe u 'eeuOn o oi Ar'icie =
system are mo The parties to any cause may
ana the physlcre Y 'he % court ior ae'eTmlne
the symptoms or, issued from the Orphans
use they are su'any court, sitting Il equity,
Vous system IS aieh are or NAV be punishable
Ardent spiritng in any Of the courts Of law,
overiullnesS OF in writing. under oath. pf
ahect the tnnctieties to said proceedings, that
ner which strange which tbe same ann "upSr'S mpS ~
ness, and exclamation. shall order and direct
urai and 50 frequently ending S sgoh sui1 o.
influence ipJuriously the nutritburt, having
nervous centers. And to inte' ~, y an
the nutrition OF any part Of thelqw in this
SIMPLY TO impair the life and power ladli.en ION
structure Ihe evidences of this impai.nt,
men' may not be ielt Immediately. In +
iact the evidences Of impairment by any
bad habit are seldom apparent during the
prime Of youthful vlgor. but the mischief
Is going on nevertheless and the organ
upon which the weight OF infringement
iaiis Wiu DC the one that Wlll trst manifest
signs OF disease and through which death
VIII make It's conquest over the body.
during sleep the brain Is almost blood
less Its substance seems to shrink into
liieiess mass but the moment that wake
iuiness occurs 1t swells out, gets red, its
arteries and veins becoming distended
with great TIDE oil blood. No other part
Oh the BODY IS subject to such droughts
ana hoods IN It's circulation. This inc
quality IS still further increased BY severe
mind labor. The ardent student is well
aware that deep thought heats the head
ana coois the feet The hrst apoplectic
stroke, as rule, is not severe one; a
little blood escapes BY tiny rent, the
shock to the system slows the action Of
the heart, the escape Of blood ceases, and
nature heals the part torn and removes
the blood-clot BY absorption, Then, as
the blood-vessels in the brain grow weaker,
under greater tension than ordinary, a
larger rent is made, allowing the blood to
escape in hopeless profusion. Napoleon
stood in great dread Of this disease, and
was told by his medical adviser ;--"Sire,
the first attack is warning, the second, a
summons, the third summons to execu'
tion. Ii
What is to be done BY those who inherit