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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scriber has obtained FROM the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate Of
WILLIAM ELlNE,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouch.
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub.
seriber on or before the 9th day of August
next they may otherwise by law be ex.
cluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested 10 make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day oil
January, 1850.
TOBIAS II. ECKENRoDE,
jan 10.its Administrator.
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which was conveyed to the said Daniel Fra.
zier by certain Cyrus NJ. Gardner aud wife,
by deed dated the oath day of February, A.
ID. 1872, and recorded among the Land Re-
cords Of said county. Aud also, all those
tracts, parts oftracts, or parcels Of land called
sHooker's Meadow Enlarged "Grifith's
Delight "Hooker's Addition and 'sClover
Hill. containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

Mr. iona Hand, County Clerk Of Cape May
county, n. j., next month completes his for
tieth year of a continuous term in Office and
at the same time viii enter upon another FIVE
years term 10 the same office, to which he
was elected by the people last fall.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue Of a special order OF the Court Of
~ Common Pleas Of Baltimore City, passed
10 the matter 81 the estate Of Edmund T. II.
Geiger, an Insolvent Debtor, DE subscribers,
As Trustees Of said Insolsent, will sall ~
Public Auction, on the premises, % y =
Tuesday, The s7h day Of January, 1850,
at III o'clock, A. NJ. Of that day, all those
three lots situate in Manchester, Carroll
county, which are described aud conveyed IL
an assignment from Esther Geiger to said f.
l.. H. Geiger, doted January 9th, 1870, and
recorded among the Land Records OF said
county, in Liber J. b. B., No. 3s, folio ~
de-, TO which reference is made for more
particular description thereof.
LIST. All those two lots separated only by
an alley and used and occupied as one prop.
erty, on which respectively are lft
the Brick Dwelling House oc- ~
cupied by Adam Shower, aud ~ <fA
the Stable in the rear thereof, -
the house lot being part Of lot No. "a on
the plat OF Manchester and having front Of
twenty-five fee. on Main street, aud a depth
OF 1862 feet to said alley, aud the stable lo
being Aboat Of the same dimensions, aud be
ing part OF a tract Of land called German
town, and Of the lots No. ,s3 and IS on tn,
plat Of Germantown.
Ancec ANo iots Will Ne SOU together hht
are subject to a ground rent of seventy .iv'
cents per anuum.
I'd. All that part Of tract OF land Gale,
New Market. situate about Que hundred AM
fifty yards from the above described property
containing about Three Foods and Eig6
Square Perches Of Land, on which there is a
apple orchard, in good condition, being vel
known as Mrs Geigers lot, and bounding o,
an alley on the South, and on Mr.. Everhart'
lot on the West, and particularly described b
metes and bounds 10 the assignment abov
, referred to.
.. This lot is subject W the yearly rent {
, three dollars and twenty cents.
, The terms Of sale according to the specis
order aforesaid are, onethird cash on day ,
+ sale, and the balance in two equal instalmen
at four and eight months, the notes of Ii
purcharers with interest and approved seer
rity to be given for the credit payments, {
the whole purchase money may be paid
4 cash, at the purchasers option.
STEWART BROWN,
A THOMAS WHELAN,
jan 3-8t Trustees
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The Macon and Brunswick Railroad was
leased at Macon, Ga, Tuesday, to a company
of New York, Macon and Brunswick capital.
lists, headed by Chauncy Yibbard, for a yearly
rental of $4,000, with the privilege OF pur-
chase.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

The British sieameg Thanemore cleared
from baltimore Wednesday for Liverpool,
with 1855 head OF cattle, 507 sheep aud los
hogs--the largest cargo Of live stock ever
shipped from Baltimore. tAti
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

VsHE undersigned, Administrator Of Jacob
a Marker, deceased, will sell at Public
Sale, at the First National Bank of Westuin,
ster, on ThtrsdaE, ths ED day Of Jannavy,
1850, At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, SEVEN SHARES
OF the First National Bank Of Westminster.
Terms Cash.
CYRUS scHwEIGART,
jan sfs Administrator.
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YNLlE County Commissioners Of Carol
n county, will meet at their 0flsce, in West
minister, on the FiRsr MONDAY Of EnauaH,
1880, for The transaction Of bnsiness.
BY order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE,
jan 10 CLERK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

The Washington county fair will commence
on the 10th of October next, and continue
four days. 1t is the 18th annual exhibition.
and the directors callii ''silver exhibition.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

Over S22 900, 600 was expended IN New
York city last year in the erection Of new
buildings, which is in excess Of the amount
expended for new buildings any wear since
1871
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

James 0'Brien is forty years old, has
passed iwenty-two years 10 Pennsylvania
prisons, and has just been sentenced TO ten
more, all for robberies.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17
A CARD.
NO. 1924 EOUITY.

No. IVA EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Charles I. Reifsnider, Mortgage, vs.. WIN.
A. Norris and wife, MortRagors.
nRDERED this srd day Of Japuary, A.
~ ID. 1880, that the account ofthe Auditor
filed IN this cause he finally ratified and con
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10Th day Of il M.
aaryi instant provided 4 copy Of this order BE-
inserted Tor iva successive Weeks before tho
last named day In some newspaper pphlished
IN Carroll county
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test,
jan lo.2 FnAxx I. sHAw, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

All Is quie. 10 Maize, but Ii is reported
that there is imminent danger Of serious
outbreak.
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carroirs Representatives la the Lesis
lafure.

The committees Of both houses Of the Leg.
islAture have been made up, aud Carroll
county representatives occupy positions on
them as follows:
Senate--Senator Vanderford is chairman Of
the committee on Retrenchment Of Expenses
oil the State Government, and member of
committees on Printing, Federal Relations
and Engrossed Bills and Resolutions.
House-Delegate Sellman is chairman of
committee on Pensions, aud member Of
committees on Ways and Meaus, Corporalions
Delegate Shriver-chafrma Of committee
on insoisency, and member of committees
on Expiring Laws aud Currency.
=, pelegaie smith member Of Committees on
hlseYons' Internal improvements aud Roads
pelegaie Srouse--memher Of committees
On Federal Relations and Expiring Laws.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

Two men, named Mason and Handle, were
frozen to death at Tay Centre, Washington
Territory, on Saturday night.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY NY
VANDERFoRD BROS


Ehs.s.-s2 per year IN advance. single e,nies
are paid unless no alsSontipged
AbVERTisING RRTills s.ioi y o. ihe publisher.
~ lser,ei llmes or less for 81 Rnd 2icents
suuse'luunt insertion, One square q mos \, Ia, 4
iihes, e per year Whom the uumher Of inSsSiio,,s
~ lat1ea advertisements IN be Continued mi II
,,s . MN aecordingy Yearly adyertser
hHIe ia ana tlguIe WORK double price business IN,
Sls ~ cents periinc Marriages and ipse,i'i
cents per line. ''''"'''oath ms 0
addressed 10 "THE ADVOCATE" ''''V Niou'u DC
10 Enfdod al m f0st0aier Us,ts.i,, a.,
Scc0Hd Gas M1ttcr. w. "'''"''S's, Md, as
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

" +. L. Shaw, Clerk TO the Circuit Courf
OF Carroll county, as given in the Kenort If
The Comptroller Of the Treasury for tbe 6scsi
year ending September 3Oth, 1879. paid into
the state treasury for marriage Iicepsss
S125.sOi for traders licenses, as. lisa. Gos e,
Traders liquor licenses, $3.50. SO; ordinsry H. Il
senses, y, 1890; oyster house licenses. s6sf
III billiard table licenses, $3.50; hawlsr.
ana pedlars licenses, Sss4.9l, brokers Il.
Licenses, S4l.ooi exhibition licenpes, S2i0. 90,
eNeess 2. ICES s7ii.eii tax on civil eommis
total $500. 10. so'''0'
Dr.. Henry Il. Beliz, Register Of wills. Maid
into the State treasury for tax on eomp,is
sions Of executors aud Administrations. Al
!ss's9, and on collateral inheritances, s7Ia'.
l9--iotal S2,5s2.Os. -
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Toy and Variety Store |
M RS. CAELAaHAnr

MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT,
HAs just received alarge stock Of chill.
- drens' buggies aud carriages, hobby.
horses, wagons, velocipedes, hoops, toys, balls,
musical instruments, sa,.chels, baskets, picture
ropes, dolls, ornamental brackets, books
fancy articles, fruits, confeciionesiss, &o.s =,
IA call IS solicited as thsy will DO s6la
cheap. dec Il
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81 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less.


Is ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
About half Of which is cleared and well
improved, the balance is in excellent TIM.
Der, lying about one mile from the railroad
station.
This Real Estate is all in 4 very high state
Of cultivation, under good fencing, we'll wa.
tered, and considered among the best produc.
ing lands in the county, having been repeat.
edly lined and carefully farmed. II il yery
adyantAgeously situated in desirable neigh.
borhood, convenient to churches, schools.
mills and postoffice. The Home dwelling is
within 2 miles Of railroad station.
BeA. Possession given by the first Of April.
Title guaranteed.
AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE will
be sold the following Personal Property, not
heretofore disposed Of, viz: About 80 bush.
els of potatoes, or 3 tons Of timothy hay,
100 barrels OF corn in the ear, and about 35
acres Of grain growing, &C.
Terms Of Sale Of Real Estate. -One.tbird
cash on the day of sale, or on the ratification
thereof; one-third in one year, and the other
one.third in two years from the day Of sale;
the credit payments to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
Terms Of Personal Property sums
under ten dollars, cash; on all sums Of ten
dollars aud upward credit Of three months
will be given, purchasers giving their nstes
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day of sale.
JABEI A. BUSH, Executor.
G. b. RoBERTs, Solicitor.
X. G. Matthews, Auctioneer.
n. B.-This property will be sold either IN
parcels as herein described, or as a whole
to suit purchasers. jan lots
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Notice to Creditors.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.

Al fIltALE SALE.
HNHE subscriber will sell at Private Sale
Il the HOUSE AND LOT recently owned
and occupied by Mrs Julia H. GalIaudet,
deceased, situate ON Pennsylvania Avennc,
near Main street.
A well constructed and com.
Portable Dwelling House, Stab. AniA -
ling, excellent water, all neces- fsA
sary outbuildings and variety q Il D
Of choice fruit. Terms moderate, and posses.
sion given Immediately.
J. W. Herring,
dec eff Trustee Of Julia w. Seon.
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15e ACRES OF LAND.

more or less, which were conveyed to the
said George II. Frazier, by the said Daniel
Frazier and wife by deed dated the 7th day OF
June, A. ID. 1873, and recorded among the
Land Records Of said county, ia Iiber ]. b.
b. No. Is, folio 2sl, nc. Containing in all
42S Acres, Foods and "a Perches OF Land
more or less. The improvements consist OF
two-story Stone Dwelling, large Bank Barn,
with stRbling for 50 head Of cattle, Dairy,
Smoke House, and Corn House. Also set Of
buildings on the turnpike, viz: a good two.
story Log House, Stable and Barn. Twenty
Acres in Wood, same in Meadow; will cut
100 tons Of hay; in fine state Of cultivation.
The Terms Of Sale arg Cash.
r. J. Cuttings,
FIELDER @. SLINGLUFF,
Administrators pendente lite Of
Noah Worthington Of John.
jan BITS r. G. MATTHEW'S, Auctioneer.
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PRIVATE SALE or HOUSE & LOT
In Fountain VaHcy.

THE subscriber offers at private sale the
Il House and Lot situated
about q miles from Westmin IN
ster, on the road leading toM ~
Tansytown. The Lot contains z ~
ABOUT 2 ACRES OF LAND, improved
with Log House, weaiherboarded, stories
high, with basement, and contains 8 rooms
and cellar. The house is in good repair,
having been recently built. There are all
the necessary outbuildiugs ia good repair; u
neyer'failing spring Of water near the door; n
variety Of choice fruit, while the entire lot is
enclosed with good fence. Persons desiring
TO view the premises can call upon the under.
signed, residing near by, who will give all
the particulars.
If not sold at private sale It will be offered
at public sale on SATURDAY, JANUARY
81, 1880, at o'clock, p. IN.
jan 5-it. CHAS. b. ST0NER, Agent.
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F. A. SHARPER & SON,
AFINE ASSORTED STOCK OF CoFFINs
AND CASKETs ALWAYS ON HAND.

"E have just had completed one Of the
w the finest Hearses in the State, with
which all funerals entrusted to our care will
he attended,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
OTDIaCFS At ArCTTON.

The sale of the collection OF bric-a brac and
antiques which has been Oh exhibition at Schcncks
Art Gallery. in Nae62U ST. was continued Yesterday
afternoon. The sales were mainly of Old laccs and
cabinet specimens OF french and Chinese fans.
The purchasers were disposed to bid carefully.
About 80 spectators Wero IN the room. and many
whO came To satisfy their curiosity remained TO
buy.
Tie first lot % special interest was old Satsuma
pate and q pair If vases of the same ware, which
lace made during the r"igu Of Louis Nv, was sold
for %l3. 4 Houuce OF Brussels ne d!c-pOnt lace
modern. ten inches deep by four and One-thlrd
Yards long, sold fog 500 %. 4 point diAencOn
collar OF the latter part of the eighteenth century,
in the st le called rocco. twenty inches long
Nalenc.ennos pillow lace, 81 tho seventeenth cen
fury. sold for 80. Il piece OF dAreontan, thirty
four inches long and TWO and Ouc-fourth deep. of
the eighteenth century, the ground Oi which was
of elaborate design, consisting OF large SiNs dcd
mesh. worked over with the hutton-hOlc stItch.
point dAn2lccrrc of .he eighteenth century. was
sold for -N. The price OF a handkerchief which
once lclOn gcd 10 Mis-. FItZhcrb. IT, trimmed with
Nacnccnncs two and ouc-hait inches deep. made
in the carly part O the present century was 500.
An indian embroidered lace shawl seventy year,
old hr aght 500; an old Meehlu veil. eighteenth
century. 33I 20. "a whtr piTaSol, pOHt applique
cOVcT, with IVORY handle studded with turQunis and
pearls. $50: an old Worcester mug. SO:
Spanish Chantilly skirt. black and gold lace made
in Chantl.y Tie iGariy pant OF this century
the decoration of AeXandcrS sit Ia Dio,enrs
Iananc,c frame. aui mounted in Fra. -. 80, -,
auii0uc Cape dl Month caskct, f'0; roia5 S,vrrs
rntc, hearing thc cipher OF LOUIS Philippe. a,J
Rc'oucne at one tim, 70 the Chateau Chaiup1,,ur
Night mounted IN ebony and moilcf-of-pcarl,
$500. Tie sale VII Ice concluded to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
BEYOND THE REACH OF TIE LAW.

| IdMUNITtES w HICU NEW ~BDYS ENJOYING WAY TO
| PREVENT THE CRY,NG oF BOGUS EXTRAS"
| Superintendent Wang was asked Yesterday IL
the police could not stop The cr'ing Vt bogus news
| paper Extras" in the uptown streets. which has
| grown TO be great nuisance. He said he did not
| know That there was any law which allowed q
police officer To make an arrest foi such an offence
lie had received complaints from pastors ana
bcrs Of churches, stating that boys selling pa.ers
on Sundays disturbed the services, and he had
issued an order TO the whole force TO stop boys
shouting in the streets or Sunday when selling
newspapers, and If they persisted 10 arrest them.
Cannot those boys and men who alarm people
Ivy crying out that the papers they have for sale
contain news about things that never happened. he
arrested for obtaining money under false PIE
fences I"
It's a question whether they can or not. II has
never been decided that know of. The point can
easily be raised that the buyer was nor imposed
upon, rs he had tie paper before h,m 10 examine.
He could have found ont whether or not the paper
contained the news hefore L. paid for it,
But when the intent is TO swindle can't 1t be
called sv indlingf'
80 The does not consider that man has been
swindlcd nnicss he exercises ordinary caution and
prudence in his dealings with another
Does not such shouting come under the head OF
nuisanccsi'
81 suppose il could moro properly be called
uGiSanCe than anything else. ii person appears
frequently Oh the streets ANNOYING people by mall
OiouS false statements he he considered
nuisance. But the people who have bccn ANNOYED
would have to make the complaint. There Is no
special law governing such cases. and great many
questions could he raised which II aid be difficult
20 meet with positive proof"
Policeman Adam Cross. OF the N'Ith Frccinc', ar
rested SUNDAY PatricG Noondn and William Ma
0ney who We're shouting al the top of their voices,
in lluds0u-St.. IN the endcavor 10 sell an Extra"
When taken 10 Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terdav. Justice Sm.tH remarked that be knew of no
ordinance prohlb ting the sale OF papers on sunday
and discharged the men, advising them to SCI! their
papers quietly III future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
LOWER PRICE EOR SrHEEr LIGHTS

The Gas Commission, consisting of the Mayor.
Controller and Commissioner OF Public Works met
yesterday and opened bids for Lighting the public
lamps IN the Twenty-thiM and Twcnty-iouIth
Wards for the four months ending April 80 1855 h..
The Central Gas Company now receives 50 a
year and the Northern Gas Company $40 "A year
for each lamp in the annexed district these prices
having been fixed by the town officers of MOrisanja
and West Farms before the annexation of the
district 10 Ncw-Y0rk City. These contracts EXPIRE
December 81 There were only two bids received
yesterday. The Central Gas COmpany's bid was
$40 70 for each lamp in the Twenty-thrd Ward
and the Northern GasiRht Company's SI3 for each
lamp III the Twenty-l0urth Ward. These bids are
81 - and oll respectively lower for each lamp
than the companies are now receiving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
BURIAL OF WILLIAM r FLOYD.

| The funeral OF the late william Il. Floyd took
| place at 10 4. m ye tprday IN the Church Of the
| TRANSPORTATION. in East Twenty-ninth-st. The
Rev. DR.. foughtOn read tho service. The church
was flied with ficuds and acquaintance of the
dead actor and his family, great part of the az
sembllge consisting OF persons not connected with
tered the church IN the following order:
The Rev. Or. HoHghton. the remains borne
hv th@ undcit2keTs assistants; the pail bearers
John Gilbert. john Mccullough, Henry +. Abbey,
A. NJ. Palmer, William Winter. DR. Charles Phelps
and William Henderson, Mrs. F!oyd. escorted by
Samuel Colviile Miss Erncsiinr A. Floyd, escorted
by +. ;. { ianfIau. Misses Mary and Henrietta
Floyd Mrs. /. :. CAanirJu ana Mrs. William Hon
dersOn. The cCti Of black velvet with silver
mounungs and sde-har handles. Tie plate bore
the inscnp,lOn; William Il. Floyd; Died 25rh
Nov, 1880, Age Fortv-eIght years" Upon the
lid rested Il floral harp and TWO branches of PALM
Ia the 2hancel were placed broken column OF
flowers. several smaller clusters, and large bod or
wbiJc roses with this inscription in ylOets: From
Orphan ' Asylgm" Mr. Floyd SI''' had often
busted himself IN arranging dramatic benefits for
My God o Thee and d" Rock of Ages
After the services the body was taken to Long
Branch an Inferred in the burial ground OF the
BIanchburg Methodist Episcopal Church. The re-
mains were accompanied by tie widow and chll-
dren OF the dead actor aud hv MI. and Mrs. +. :.
Chanrau ana Alr. AMI Mrs. II anderson. The ushers
in the church were George Fawcctt Rowe, Henry
Edwards. ". ". iiilots0n, John Drew, Leon John
Vincent. q raid Eyre and {. i. Edwin. Among
those G5gSnt T D. p Aeo1 d M2SNa{ Wo Pr
Newton. Ladee Of Freema@ons; Mrs. john
Hey MT N and mr. Mr. Theodore actor WI Nj,
lack Ar hur Naiiack, Mas Rose COghlan, Within
Elton Osmoud IeaTie ". ). Leonard, JOHN Wrgat,
Madame PonIs. Charles Fisher, Colonel /. Al sion
Brown, Peter ChaLirau. Mrs Thomas II. Hall, hlrs.
Louise Eldredge, A.tonio Pastor and Samuel Fort,
manager OF the BtituOr" Academy OF Music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
4 Jury TINT COULDN'T MAKE UP It's MIND

The COrOneTs Jury which investigated The canse
Of the death of Bernard j. Beck. who was thought
to have committed suicide by shooting himself at
his home No 81 BieyOOu pace, Brooklyn, returned
curious verdi I, 10 the elect tina; he to MS
death from informal hemOrrhage, from n pstul-,hot
wound in the abdomen, not determining whether If
was from accident or design. but nclIning to the
opinion that II was not from deoIgn, from the course
Of the bail and the manner in which the deceased
was dressed. The family physician gave evidence
~ regard TO the nervous Prostitution aud melancholy
of Mr.. Beck for two years. IL II reported that has
life was insured IN the GeTmauia Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-30
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM

The lmPonanee ~ the nervous systen. rs p,ve,
and the n rect BEARING which u has hyo an ovsris
thoroughly recognized i's uses ana TO-, a NO, Dneo
ne n whether through inten - mental appcsf On gyet
excessive ndugrIce ~ the Irpetiiss aad "a
proper rnblecis tor consideration. When ne
IL d'raDgcl II Is absolutely necessary pron,ly yrs
expert who for Z -.rea az ~ seer Al
voted his whole time and ieniion IN st1dv pa
nom hl' experience AMI practice has learned m si Via
Tho caise AID promptly apply remedy oys 4,
ing the L9infay slow seeking 20 the truth 20 c, AVOID
inexperienced and 20 Annoying 10 the ualenr IN ts
naturally wants TO know without Icy whal IL bs yey
tiOD. ana the ttnr iequUed. - 'Naperl
II the brain has become EXHAUSTED by irten.e ,.
pc2t depryIng 1t OF the power o. Connected be A.
MY recover ts strength bY hng property ia Is
lshef by the nse Of cert in Systematic me'hOdA n ao
ciscY The with the tbat preside ove, Pc
NE The va ne of ths branch OF m deal proe can s.e
be OverTaed tor 10 reaches marriage .ihe Iernetn.cY
family names tho securing Of tary titles AMI ~
ton of estates In the fanny '' re,>a
From long and large eTpeUeGFc y his directior f, .
been sple 10 command By To th3ns' nsVs
ton OF some OF the Irst families 10 the tv aDd
can communicate mHch that p~Tta 70 the e,.. 40
every do?artmcDt OF the nervous system ana the
recovering It's powers. whether 0i brain appetite
Ds<siOn. '''Vosf