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A New Constitution Required.

Reform is easier advocated than accom-
plished, Il was the main plank Of both
the Democratic aud Republican platforms
during the recent campaign, and the bur-
den Of the speeches Of the orators Of both
parties was reduction Of salaries, abolish
ment of useless Offices aud the conducting
of State aud county governments in the
most economical manner The Democratic
party by its platform iuferentially eoneed-
ed, and Mr.. Hamilton aud his associates
on the ticket impliedy admitted, that mon
ey was needlessly spent in maintaining
useless offices, aud the Republicans took
up the platform and speeches aud proved
BY Democratic evidence that the State
finances we're lavishly collected and dis
bursed. Retrenehmeut in expenses and
reduction in taxation is good platform to
stand upon before the people. This was
the platform occupied by the Republicans
in the last campaign. They bad the fur
Their advantage of Democratic evidence Of
Democratic extravaganza, and had their
party had more inviting record for po-
litical liberality and economy Democratic
victory would not have been so easily
scored
There is little room for retreRehment
under the present constitution, there is
almost none, except ia the Adjustment of
grain weighing and tobacco inspections aud
in the withholding Of appropriations from
academies, colleges and agricultural soeie-
tics. Besides these, the most rigid econ
omy would not apprceibIy affect the tax
levy. 10 every government, from that Of
the Uuited States down to the smallest
municipal, there are always expenses which
might have been saved; and there Is no
individual, no matter how close listed, but
who expends something not necessary ior
either his comfort or happiness, Under
the present constitution Of the State, we
deny that there are useless officers paid
out of the State treasury, except those
above indicated, or that salaries as rule
are high. Some salaries Of county aud
State officers might be diminished, and fees
of others cut down, but the aggregate saved
thereby would be but little.
A new constitution must be adopted Il
a reduction Of expenses is necessary. The
present one preeludes many changes which
experience has proven ought to be made
and nothing 10 the way Of retrenchmenI
and reform can be accomplished until
there is a new one. The trainers of the
Democratic platform aud Mr.. Hamilton
aud other accredited Democratic spokcs'
men, should have made this fact known
during the campaign, aud not placed the
party in M improper position before the
people as an extrayagant party. No reform
can be accomplished without a new Con
stitutiou, and unless VIC have one, promises
to that end will not be fulfilled.
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The Baltimore AmericaH's Annapolis
representative has a good word for the
Maryland Legislature. He says In his
Friday letter to that journal
"There never was more business crowded
into the first week Of session. and the pages
Of the history Of the state will be searched IN
vain TO find precedent for the action OF the
present legislature, which on the hrst two
DAYS Of its session, in addition 10 efecting IT'S
organization, nominated all the officers which
the General Assembly is called upon TO elect
under the law Of the state and the Consiitu-
ton Of the United States. The nomination
Of state treasurer, public printer, police com
missioner and United States senator within
almost tWenty-four hours is an event rare IN
the political history Of the state.
The caucus nomination Of Mr.. A. p.
German for Senator, aud nomination of
those for other positions to be 6lled by the
Legislature, was put through the first days
of the session in order that all political and
exeitin.; questions should be removed and
business proceeded with. This was done
during the necessary time required for or
ganization, without delay TO that proceed
ing. Usually the organization and the
election Of Federal aud State officers occu-
pies about two weeks.
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Pennsylvania Republicans and the Presi-
dsncy.

Pennsylvania politics, by reason Of the
near approach Of the time for holding a
State convention to select delegates 10 re-
present that commonwealth in the Rcpub-
lican national convention, now turn upon
the next presidency. The Republican
press, being taken as an index Of Republi-
can sentiment, has bses polled on the sub
jecs. Sixty-six avowed Republican pa
peFs have voted as foliows-for Blaine 20,
for Grant ~. for Sherman, 3, for the field
s, for the best man 8, Cor the nominee 4.
or these. iftoen may be said to be irdif-
fercnt, and as Il Is stated that many Of
these who favor Grant prefer Blaine as q
second choice, the public sentiment Of
Pennsylvania Republicans may be set
down as strongly 10 favor Of Blaine,
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DIED.

In Baltimore, January &, 1880, Ellenorn
Catharine Frock aged % yehrs, months and
10 days.
Nenr Mt. Pleasant, January Z, 1850, Charles
Jacob Lippy, aged 10 years, months aud %
days
On December ~, 1879, Of consumption. at
Areanum, Darke county, Ohio, Francis Lln
dorif, son of George Xindorii Of Hanover,
aged a years, months aud II days.
Near Silver Ron, on January 10, 1850,
Maria NJ, wife OF Samuel Cover, Esq, aged
So years, . months and u days.
The iuterinent took place ut Silver Run
Church on Thursday last, Rev. J. g. Moss,
officiating. il was ,he largest funeral ever
held IN that district, over 1900 persons being
present.
Near Pleasant Valley, January 4, 1880,
Jacob Henry Frounieller, aged ~ years, =
months aud . days.
One We loved has len our number
For the dark aud silent t1tnh,
Closed his eyes IN brVathlcss duInbeT
Ended "a his early bloom,
We miss him oh how much
Gun God alone eau tell
He took him from our 10y Il embrace
lie docth all tling' well
by his cousin, MARTHA \. MYEEs.
In Westminster, January 10, 1880, Emory
Scott Beaver, aged IL years, months ADD Is
days.
On the Sd Of June, 1873, the deceased en-
tered the ddcocdte Office as an apprentice 10
the printing business, and from the outset
gave evidence Of his fitness, aud was always
ready and willing to perlorm any service and
anxious to learn, Finding that his education
was not sufficient, he received private instruc.
tons from Prof MeGirr, aud IN order TO do
so was compelled TO visit his residence, below
the Fair Grounds, twice a week URiayora,
bic weather nor fatigue did not deter him, 40
Jealous was he IN his desirc to prepare him,
self for the business which he had chosen for
q profession, and had he been spared no
doubt he would have been an honor 10 it. In
his habits be had no superior morally; was
always petite and geutlemaHly in his arport.
meat, and his good conduct on tie streets al.
tracted the attention of all, setting an exam.
pie which oouidweli be initiated by the youth
OF our tosn. Several years ago he united
himself with the Catholic Church, and his
pastor has frequently spoken To the writer OF
his many excellent qualities, believing him
to be thoroughly IN earnest Ia his desire to 80
live that when ho MAS called hence he would
receive that reward yOnehsafed To those who
lived the life Of the righteous. His disease
was typhoid, being taken with it on the night
Of the Sd Of January, and notwithstanding
the care and watehfulness Of his physician.
the disease rapidly developed into malig.
nant type. Every attention was given 6y
friends and ueighbors, but it was soon evident
that he could not last long, aud on Tuesday
afternoon he quietly and peacefully passed
away. The remains were inferred ON Thurs.
day in st. John Cemetery. II. |. 7.
ea3 ny TnE EDITORS.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county Letters Of Admins
iration on the personal estate Of
BENJAMIN s. FRIZZEf.i..
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, TO the sob.
sorlber ON or before the l2lh DAY Of August,
1850; they may otherwise BY Law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those in
debtcd are requested to make Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this l2lh day Of
January, 1850,
....... ELI 4. FRIZZELl,
iah lT.A Administrator
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Business Louals,



GuN SHOES AT RtG sAcRiPicE.
Qrndora 4 Albaugh have reduced the prices
to-day as follows Mems Gum Shoes reduced
from 10 to 90 cents. Womcn's Gum Shoes
reduced from Is to 80 cents Misses Gum
Shoes reduced from 10 to 80 cents. child's
Gum Shoes reGueed from 80 to % cents.
Mems Wool Lined Alaskas reduced from
si.25 10 90 cents. Wonien's Wool Lined
Alaskas reduced from sl.0O to 10 cents
Mems Wool Buckle Areties reduced from
Sl.75 TO Sl.25. Women's Wool Buckle Arc.
tics from Sl.4O TO Sl.O0.
Persons 10 need Of the above goods will
do well to call at once, as these prices are
much less than they can be bought at Of he
manufacturer. Our supply is limited, and we
will not have any more this season after our
present stock Is sold.
Annual closing out sale TO make room for
Spring Goods;
60 Pairs Boots at 81. 90; worth $500.
so Pairs Boots at $780, worth S4.O0
100 Pairs Womenis Shoes al 81; worth So.
100 Rails Men's Shges ~ 81; worth 50.
1000 yds Dress Goods OF 10 els worth y cts.
Big lot Of Blankets and Comforts ut cost
and Tess. Big los Of Undershiris less than
maaaiaesareFs prices, al II, J.. Norris.
I will be around With nv Iiuiment as
utNihs AttA WI AAuhlhCttoh iu tftfy
particular and ask Of my many friends not to
desert me. Sol. G. Miller.
TO FARMERS.
am selling The Jon Masticator and Food
Cater, formerly bailt by Z. Wagner, fol
$50. II just what you want j. u. Iiiser,
| New Windsor. H
FuR SKINS BOUGHT.
saoh a liabb:S,, Skunks, Muskrass, Minis,
Offers, Raocoons, 0possoms, Ac., at A. G,
Ssrasbu5gerA Bros. opposite Catholic Church.
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish,
nett, Branch Office ITO West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, Is, "a ever, prepared 10 do
all kinds ofwork in their line with neathesz
\ eheapness and despatch. The superior char
ncler OF their work enables them to please tbs
most ihsiidions, and save 70 the frugal many
a 9olias. The attention Of the ladies' OF lhi.
vicinity IL especially called 70 their Baltimore
Branch Office. ~. ~ "a s.al
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MARRIED.

Near Frankliurille, on December 2s, 1872,
by Elder Wm. II. franklin, Mr.. Isaiah Cost.
ley md Miss Elizabeth Dycus, both OF this
county.
Near Denniug's p 0. January s,h, 1850,
by Elder VIM. II. franklin, Mr. Charles
Bingham aud Miss Letha A. Horton, both OF
this county.
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IA a. lsdy Who has watched the signs for
macy years, Informs Is that the first " days
OF The new year are nnfsilip9 signs Of the
weather 10 be enjoyed for the nekt twelve
months; IN this way, the weather for the first
dag Of The year will be followed by similar
weather throughout the first month, that of the
eecupd day followed by that Of the second
month, and d on throughout the twelve days
and months ReeksiIis, Nd, Sentinel.
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no. l9o8 EQUITY.

ln the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Ephraim Bowers vs.. Jacob Rooms.
ORDERED this lilh day Of January, A. ID.
" 1880, that the account OF the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con.
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be siokn on or before tho I'd day Of Febru.
airy next provided copy of this order be in
serted for two successive weeks before the
last named day IN some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
tas .saa FRANK n SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Tests o
janl72t PhAxK +. SHAW, Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that tho subseri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters of Admin
istration, W. A., on the Estate Of
BENNETT SPURRIER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased All persons
bayigg claims against the deceased are hereby
warned % exhibit the same, with the voucher.
thereof legally anthenticatedto the subscriber
on or before the l2ih day Of August, 1880
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted arr
requested to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
January, 1880,
p 81 JOSHUA sPURRIRR,
Jan lf'it Administrator, w. A.
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TINS DisrREss ~ IHgLASb.--A dispatch
from London, January II, says The cor
respondents OF The Press Association report
that the distress in Ireland Is increasing.
Five hundred inhabitants of the Skuieb0g
district county Limerick, are on the brink OF
starvation They proceeded TO. day in body
to Groom, and obtained tour cart loads Of
bread by The urgent representation OF their
extremity. The streets of Cork are paiEoled
by mounted police. and the magistrates Of
that city have passed resolutions urging greater
activity in suppressing demonstrations par
taking Of the rsature OF bread riots, aud asking
for the appointment OF additional police,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

MARYLAND Harry STATE Maryland must
be a happy State. {be Republican party is
not in power there, aud as a consequehceth the
State Is out Of debt aud has cash balance
on hand Of over half a million dollars II IS
characteristic of the Democratic party To ad.
minister affairs ia thai style. ST. Hum Globe
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The Maryland Legislature has under
consideration the taxing Of mortgages, and
it is probable that il viii be done. A
eIagss in il requires Che holder, under a
heavy psnalsy. to pay tho tax.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

Az ~ eazaest that economy is to be OBJ
served il putiis expenses, the Maryland
senate has i've less employees Ibis session
thaa last, saving 70 the treasury ss.25o,
apd ths,s has heen considerable redue-
tioa If the number Of employees IA The
Hohse Of BeiesatAa
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
sitting as a Court Of Equity.

John +. Bowers ct ais John Bowers ct ais.
nRDERED this 10th day of January, A.
~ D. 1850, that the sale wNde aud reported
by John u. Boyle, trustee fot the sale OF the
Real Estate IN this cause decreed to be sold.
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown On or before the
9th day OF February next provided copy
Of this order be inserted in some. newspaper
published in Carroll county once in each OF
three successive weeks before the 10Th day Of
February next.
The report states the amount of sale TO be
SOL. 90. FRANK 4. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,--Test;
jan l7.st FaAsk Z. snAw, Clerk.
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Ia The Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William A. Norris VS. Charles b. Roberts
and John +. Lynch, Executors, and Others.
ORDERED this 10th day Of January, A.
" ID. 1880, that the account Of the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified aud con.
hrmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before % day OF February
next provided copy Of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the last named
day IN some newspaper Published Carroll
county. Fr
- FRANK I, SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy,-reSti
iun lT2t FRASx 7. SHAW, CLERK,
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The Legislature proposes to do some
thing to abase the tramp nuisanee in this
State. Messrs. vanderford, 10 tho Senate.
and Bannou, in the House, have each in
troduecd bills looking to that end.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

Hon. A. p. Gormap viii 10 eleeied U.
s. senator on Tuesday next, 70 succeed
hon. Wm Pintney Whyic, whose term
exnires % March 9th, 1881.
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Hon. James =. Rsiseoe, q Calvert
eouas5, has been appointed and confirmed
as Secretary Of State, 70 succeed Hon.
Richard G, HOLIDAY.
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late o. said county, deceased. An per.
sons having claims against The deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated TO the
SUBSCRIBER, ON or before tho l2sh day Of Az.
grGb they may Otherwise by law be cX.
eladed from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day d
January, 1880.
80. ISAAC c. BALE,
jan lIft Administrator.
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y GaE4T IsDCsrRY The American Man
uiaetarsr says that this country i now max
ing more than one-thiFd q all the paper IN
the world. The precinct is about $50 tons
daily, amounting to shout $780, 500 tons per
year. There are now 927 mills, representing
Q capital 81 SlD0,000, 900, These mills em-
ploy 32,0o0 persons, who draw about s10,.
SOC, 600 ia salaries peFysas.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-17

Gen. Csrfeld vas eloctsd 40 Ehs u &.
sehas< o. Tsssdsy. lie win succeed NJ.
Thurman.
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81 ACRES OF LAND

more or less, and is situate. near Ioueksyills
aud adjoining the lands Of Leonard Ril, ia,
Brummsl aud others. The i'm.
provemen,s consist OF y story A.EA-0
log weaiherboarded Dwelling ~ ~
House, Barn, Corn House and - $500
the usual outbulldings.
The Trustee sill also sell at the same plafs
and time another tract of
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18 ACRES

located about one.half mile from the Hons
Farm, above described, Improvements Al
the second parcel Of land consist Of , story
DWELLING HOUSE, Corn House. IL
House, Stahling and other necessary building,
Terms Of sale ms prescribed by the decree
are One third part Of the purchase money
TO be paid cash BY the purchaser or purbn.
sers on day Of sale or on the ratification Of
the ales by The courts aud the residue to be
paid in two equal payments, in one aud tuo
years from date Vi sale, with interest, secured
by notes Of the purchaser or purchasers, with
security to be approved by the trustee.
J. A. &. bond, Trusiea
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAlNING in the Post Office, West
~ minister, Nd, Jahuafy 10, 1896
Barnes, Noah 9. Hahn, Michael
harelIs Kooaiz, Mrs Sarah
Lhatle'on, Edv. ~ hump, Josiah
fowlers VIM. II, Wagner, Miss Ella b..
Gay, James Wilson, Jno. III.
doodwin, Mrs. Catha- MISCELLANEOUS
rine A. 10
Persons calling for letters in the above list
viii say they we're advertised.
jan i A. II. HUBER, r. u.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county Letters Of Admins
tratlOr on the personal estate Of
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Royal IHSllalGaC0llalY Of LiVeEl01!
ESTABLISHED 1915.
PROUD 4 CAMPBELL, District Managers,
BALTIMORE, ND.


Gross Assets, june 80, 1879, 81, 922, 3l2.si
Assets in United States over 2,7iO, 01JOl
Net Surplus being larger than
that of any other Fire Co.
IN the wurid.......-......... G,7g2,7aj 20
Premium rec d IN Maryland
in ls19....,.....,....,,,.,...... 2j,Jgi.5l
Losses paid during orgauizR.
ton .................,..,......... a7,al0,3 n
Insures town aud country property at equi.
table rates. Policies issued for one, three OF
five years upon Dwellings, School House,
Farm Property and Live Stock or Churches,
at REDUCED RATES.
All losses adjusted aud paid through the
baltimore Office, without releFeuce TO Liver.
pool or elsewhere
Yingling Is Matthews, Agents,
jan l7'if Westminster, Nd.
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~ B.-NOTlCE is hereby given to the
creditors Of NEIGHBOUR Harris, deceased, "a
Gle their claims, with the vouchers thereof
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county within two moaths from DAY Of the
aboss sales
iapI7tr A C. ROND Trns,.a
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New York city has 80 banks with capiial
Of see,o 00, 00o. p Il
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
Real Estate
las Hampstead District, Carroll Co. MI

DI virtue Of decree Of the Circuit co...
ID for Carroll county, passed. ia Engis
cause No, 1911, wherein Nancy 5. Eb,ssi
by her husband aud next friend. lscss1
Ebaugh, is complainant, aud Josephine III
ris, administrators, aud others are dsf,sdon,'
the undersigned, Trustee, will offer at pgIii
Sale ON Ills Home Farm, lhsFeinaiter H.
tc3bsd a4tlic Home Fargll on
.Saiarigy, IN dIg 81 February, 1850
at 2 o'clock, p. M, oil that parcel of lan5
lying in Caupl eouety, Maryland, and beis.
the Home Farm Of Ihe late Melchour llarri.s
and being the same property on which IL,
sephine Harris his widow, is nov re.idipg
| IIL.- ..r..I...ra.- ...uIniru. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-22
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothcrs,,,

are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest By sick child suffering and CRYING with The
tx3rucietirg pain of cutting teeth /? If so, % At
once and get bottle OF MRS. WINSLO WIS
SOoTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the Door
littlo sufferer mmedia.ely-depend upon il :;
there is no mistake sbout it. There is not a
mttnor on earth WHO has ever used it who will
not tell You at once that it will regulate ihe
bo|oIS, snI give res! to tho mother sod relief
ana hoalth to tho child. operating like magic.
1t IS perfectly safe to use in all cases and pleas
ant TO the taste. and is the prescription of one of
inc Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
Will accompany each bottle Mono genuine un.
Less tho facsimile Of CURTIS s. PERKINS
IS on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty I've cents bottle Beware of
limitations. -
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MoGlBENY FAMILY.
FOR MONDAY NIGHT, MAR 81 1850

Fok MONDAY NIGHT, MAR. @. 1850
pronounced by tho press, public and pulp! as
the most remarkable combination OF ,nusicsl
talent IN existence. This wonderful family will
appear mex! Monday night, March cd, at
a. ) O'Clock in grand family concert. Come
anu near thom, and if you do not pronounce
Thorn simply marvellous both in q combination
and In their specialties. your money will be
cneer!H!ly refunded. Everywhere and BY eve.
rSbody they are pronounced music,, ms,vo,s
Popular prices % and Toe; reserved seats
now on sale at JsnneJ q drug store, corner King
and Royal SIS. NH On q
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| From the Christian Union, Aug. %. 1877 |
Ever since DR.. VIM. NJ. Giles. of l20 West
Broad say, N. Y, extended O frank invitation
to owners Of Iamo horses, to bring their equine
property round to his placa Of business for FREQ
treatment, tho conner of White aad West
Broadway has como to resemble horse fair.
The doctors bold defiance, which, is thrust ur.
on the curious attention Of bis neighboTs, is
based 90 his earnest belief 10 his Iodlde Am
monia Lioimort, which is now preferred to all
others by the cAief stock reisers and sporting
mon of this country. A valuable horse of the
writer's was kicked on the heck. Swelling AID
lameness cusued. rendering tho animal nearly
worthless. We Tero advised to try Giles
Liniment, and We are gratlied 10 say it acted
like q charm. About two inches OF the bone
came away, the soro held up, and the ameness
and swelling arc fsst disappearing:
LYMAN ABBOTT, }
Giles Pills cure Dyspepsia.