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CHAPTER 25o.
AN ACT 10 AMEND SECTION ONE OF ARTI.
Gle sEvEH OF THE CONSTITUTION OF
sEcTIoE l. Be @ saeesed bv a. eensraI A.
seBsbin or NorpIdHd. Three-ffths Of All the mem.
Derl Of the two Houses concurring, that the FOL.
loving section pc and the aame is hereby proposed
eno u eoopted ~ tue legal and qualified voters
tnefeoI - herein provided shall aupersede and
steno IN the place and instead Of section one Of
article seven Of the said Constitution:
Section J. County Comnfasfoners shan be elected
u generAl ucket Of each county By the qualified
voters OF the several counties Of the state on the
Lpeeoay next after tbs nrst Monday In the month
hundred and ninety-one; their number In each
county their compensation. powers and dutfeR
enAl De eucn 90 now may be Hereafter prescribed
y Mws they shall be elected et such times In such
years. a. may be prescribed By law
enoLLos = AID bs g enacted By ne authority
O0resot4. That the said foregoing section hereby
PROPOSED e an amendment TO the Constitution
state sn6niEted 70 fss legal and Suafsd voters
slerco1. tof tneH adoption or rejection, In pur.
eaance q the directions contained IN article four
eeen g the Consultation Of this State. aud AZ the
emenoment % tbs Constltution shall be By ballot.
10 upon eacn DAllot there shall be written or
Haatsa ne words For ne constitutional amend
- the voter shaIl eleca. aud fmmediately after
said election due return shall be made 70 the Gov
efnor % tho vote tor and against said proposed
eemcnamsnf q dlxectsd b. the said foW teenth ar
Approves April 3D. 1890.
We hereby earthly That the afoFegoing 10 . cor
rect copy Of An act Of the General Assembly OF
Aasylan0' passed 1anusEy ss1 PIsssN 1922 ffq
CARLToE eHAFER,
0da Clark q the koRss q DeleGntsA.
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NUMBRx g.


AN ACT TO ANESn S sAN "a
AhLlSLh 1HRkE OF TspN f.Ffye0,
OF THIS STAIN 'eA oVNSrlf
SECTION ]. Sc q rgl-f.sA
~ 0 Maryland Three fnS ~ sasE A..
ssrfior' - 'seVsNA conturFiag ih,i ~ Ia,
seStlon DC aud The came IL Is-.ft9N " ts1,,e
amendment 80 tue Nons,ltBtiS, Hoiati
ea2ptcd by the legal aud sN.i y, y, w Ma !,
- uerelh provided jtthsU nm. 'o'tl IL,
Nle place and stead ~ t.rfis, 80 49, al "a,
- q Sl IIS CONSTITUTION ~ M ~, N9GVt
ot SS,t,Nn o. ttc personal pfob.-,s
~ thlt staje shall De tuhis,f 4, y y ot,n
county OF city where thr r.,t.,." aiKlg
Ior tAe areater part OF tbe 49,. eesa Al ~
NAY OF sasu De levied. and IA w sea o.
eooas and chsttcs prrlraseD,i, "tsl,'t IN,
ISL &c taxed Va tae CIV or ,NA,N "
L. Sr .SS~stN! put tue General A,,. 90 !
Jaw PFoNlde Tor the taHatlan ~ s.eal GO +
property IN this StS,earI nv XIV No'iugs n
situated. NNe'e 'ste RV,rsi
sEonoS ?. ARd d q Nsra,, 49,,
ssostsk Vofesdia, That tbe ,ait f,,'s q
~. ~ giiSpesed as an smeDdmsat NeA
tien shSll be, Al the uc1t grpsr,7 :, Y. y, uea
thls state, submitted 20 thr yie.s.a III
voters thereof Tor their Aforfi,s- ~ fla
pursuance of the direction $500. lttga
fourteen Of thu Constitution AZ Nv. ~ = ~
tne ssid general election tae vote hi 49,, 49, q
amendment 10 the Constitution ,b,Ii ~ .l'le
and upon each ballot thor, $500 v p ~
printed TIE words "For he cor,t't, ga
ment or Against tht cOustltgfI,ssf ~ ~ "a
~ tne voter shall elect, and imnsiis,' .s,is
elecloh DUG return shah be uatstt3tv ~
OF tne vote Tor aud Egs,nst ,sa p-,,. ~, wv
meht, As directed by the said fsgF,etlis ~. ~
the Constitution. 's''''a@ Hsa
Approved AprO Gth $50
ne hefcoy terUty, That zoe afarss,i,...
CORY OF an act Of ,he General Ausn, \, y a',.a
Ahd' passed January session, lSO ~
w. q. PURNwl
ercrcNy % t, N1,s
Chief Clerk Of ths Hogs, AZ -.
Now, therefore. I. EiIHv \ JlUrt,v
nor OF Maryland, DO hereby order AZ ~,
each and all Of The said herein 49,. u,
Bills, or Actt Of the General A,,s--s., 49,.
Der, each propos'uFG separate amor =,
constitution 81 Maryland Ne pubIlrs. 49,,
Tor st least three months n two rss,,.-,.
nshed IN each county iu the siats Il Al ~.
thcreln published, gui ga tHrea Efutst-.-. Y
City OF Baltimore, before The nslt 80. 49,,
electon,which viii be held on TlesasTiA,a.
Sf November, 1871, a. which SAID s,fra y.
me slA proposed amendments aiorstslt y ~
orally submitted 70 The legal and eukltsi -.
Maryland for adoption or teleclVa
Given uudef nv ANA M a
g. Great Seal u MauNt 4 !
THH ahEArl city ~ Annapolis O. tA,trsi
sNAL gay or July In ne ym {
OF Lord eighteen hunlryA rtr,o
thAsTLAND. one, ana Of he lndsssirs
- the lnliet sAla As plt W,
and afsethQ.
By the Governor
Ew. LICOYPn
NSStsl1A tsoUpu Ga '
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The dictionary says. "a balsam is q
thick, pure aromatic substance flowing
from trees" Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs is the only cough
medicine that is a real balsam. Many
thin, watery cough remedies are called
balsam, but such are not. Look through
q bottle of Kemp's Balsam and notice
what pure, thick preparation it is If
you cough use Kemp's Balsam. At all
druggists Large bottles so cents and
81. 90
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CHAPTER 1913
RRTfcHk f TaRs kkod oF TI E ccEsTfu
TON OF THIS STATE.
or Edrviaad Three-ffths Of an Tie members ~
the two Houses concurring, that the following sec.
a TO the CONSTITUTION q s ste a S
adopted by the legal and qualified voters thereof
the place and instead of section forty.eight OF
article three OF aaid Constitution;
general laws. but shall not be created by special
act, except for municipal purposes and except In
creation OF corporations of the same general char.
acter, as the corporation proposed 20 be created
this section shall be VOID all charters granted or
adopted IN pursuance OF this section, and al char
tiers heretofore granted and created subject to re-
peal or modification, may be altered, from time TO
time or be repealed; Provided, nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed 70 extend 20 Banks. OF
the Incorporation thereof, the General Assembly
shall not alter or amend the charter OF any corpor
article. or pass any other general special law for
sne pehent on snen corporation. except upon the
claim TO exemption from taxation or from the re-
peal or moaincation OF Us charter and that such
Ject 70 the provisions Of this Constitution; and any
accept use. enjoy. or In anywise avail itself OF any
rights privileges or advantages that may hereafter
DC granted or conferred By any general or special
surrendered any exemption from IA xation 10 which
y may Be entitled under its charter and shal be
thereafter subject to taxation as IN such eNemp-
ton has been granted by its charter.
..oke1lok 4 and oe % JuTtler enacted bY Lhe
nQrltv GJoresdtd. That the said foregoing section
ncfeby proposed as an amendment 90 the Consti.
tuition shall be, at the next general election held in
tnls state, submitted to the legal and qualified
voters thereof for their adoption rejection. in
pursuance of the directions contained in article
fourteen OF the Constitution OF this state. aud NJ
the SAID general election the vote OF said proposed
amendment to the Constitution shall be BY ballot,
and upon each ballet there shall be written OF
printed the words For the constitutional amend
ment or Against the constitutional amendment"
as the voter shall elect. and Immediately after said
electlon que return shali be made TO the Governor
OF the vote for and against said proposed amend
ment a. directed by the said fourteenth article OF
the Constitution.
Approved March 9th, 1890.
We hereby certify, That the aforegoing is q cor.
rect copy OF an act OF the General Assembly OF Ma
ryiand, passed January session, 1890.
W. q. PURkEIL.,
Secretary OF the Senate.
CARLTON BHAFER.
Ghial CLARK of the Hnnan OIL alao.aAaa
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N0ASlA O. CHAPTER a4a.

CHAPTER 242
AN ACT TO AMEND ARTICLR FIFTEEN OF
The DECLARATION OF RIGHTS OF THE
CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE.
as sI0 ~ i 5s snaessd y nf gsnsraI AIse
ne two Houses consurring that the following srii
70 Article feeS q ne TbSRGssS or
Rights Of the Constitution Of this state. and II
herein provided Il s6a supeTsede ana stand II the
Place and stead % article fifteen Of the Declaration
ARTICLE 10. All taxes ought 70 be uniform upon
me same kinds Of property or caa. OF subJecta and
but the General Assembly may by general laws
exempt from TAXATION all public property used for
cqsivey Tor public worship and the furniturs con.
tanned therein and the parsonages connected there
porate profit, ali purely charitable or benevolent
institutions, literary or educational institutions,
such charitable, benevolent literary or educationai
institutions, and the grounds sppnrtenant 70 such
benevolent. literary or educasioRsi institutoU ~
and necessary to the convenient thereof as the
state; and all other property in tina state not 90
declared exempt may Be taxed. and the General
mss .sna 81 RO .ts.. 70. M
duties, licenses or tAxes may properly and Justly
government and the benenf Of the community's 0Ou
s sEoId9s r. z AHd es enacted eg As authority
proposed As an amendment 70 article nfteen Of the
Declaration Of Rights Of the Censtituon shGi be.
mtted 70 the legal and qualified voters thereof for
tnet eoopton or rejection. In pursuance OF the d.
rectlons contained In article fourteen OF the Con.
stufion OF this state and e the said general cleo
ton the vote on said proposed amendment 20
me Const1t1tion shall be By ballot and upon each
oeiiot tnefe snail be written or printed the words
~ OF the constitutional amendment" or Against
tne constitutional amendment" as tbs voter shall
elect, and immediately after said election due re-
turn snen BE made 20 the Governor Of the vote for
ana against said proposed amendment, a. directed
By the said fourteenth article Of th6 Conatitution
Approved April Sd, 1890.
We hereby certify. That the aforegoing IL Q cor
rect copy OF an act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January session, 1890.
VIC. PURNELL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
CARLTON sHAFRR
Chief Clerk Of the House Of DeleRates
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Lemon Hot Drops.

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Sore Throat, Bronchitis Hemorrhage
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele.
CANT, reliable.
% cents at druggists. Prepared only
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NunBxR
CHAPTER le4,
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION SEVENTEEN,
OF ARTICLE TWO OF TIE CONSTITUTION
OF THIS STATE


OF ARricLE TWO OF fHE CONSTITUTION
sEcTios i. Sc q saacfea bv tAe Geaeras Assembly
Of kdrviaad, Three nfths Of all the members OF
lion be and he same same is hereby proposed IS an
amendment TO the Constitution OF this state, and Il
herein provided il shall supersede and stand In
the place and instead OF section seventeen OF srt
Section IL TO guard against hasty or partial
legislation, and entertainments Of the Legislative
Judicial departments. every bill which shall have
passed the fioase OF Delegates and the senate shs
ernor OF the state; II he approve, he shah sign e;
but q not he shall return IL siih hisoeleouo9s 10
shsll enter the objections at large on Its Journal
snd proceed 70 reeonslaer ne el; ~ aiter seoh re-
10 that House shall pass the bill Il shan De sent
with the objections 10 the other House oy which u
three efths OF the members elected 20 that iouse
.aSll become law but IN All sneh eases me votes
NAYS, and the names Of the persons voting Tor aud
against the bill shall be entered on the Journal
returned by the Governor within six days Sundays
excepted after IL shall have been presented 20 HIM
signed II; unless the General Assembly shall by
adjournment prevent is return. IN which Sase y
power 20 disapproye OF any item or items ot any
bills making appropriations OF money embracing
distinct items and the part parts Of the bill ap
proved shall be the law, and She item or items OF
appropriations disapproved shall os VOID unless re
scrihed for the passage Of other bills over the ex'
ecutive veto.
SECTION 2. And De ff Further enacted bv tie dti-
hOrlfy aforesaid. That the SAID foregoing section
hereby proposed as an amendment TO the Constttu,
tion shall be at the next general election held In
this state submitted 10 the legal and qualified voters
thereof for their adoption rejection, IN pursu-
OF the directions contained IN article fourteen
OF the Constitution OF this state and at the said
general election the vote on said proposed amend
ment TO the Constitution shall be by ballot, and
upon each ballot there shah he written printed
the words For the constitutional amendment" or
Against the constitutional amendment" ~ the
voter shall elect, and immediately after said elcc-
ton due return shall be made 10 the Governor OF
the vote for and against said proposed amendment.
as directed by the said fourteenth article OF the
Constitution.
Approved March 27th, 1900.
We hereby certify, That the aforegong Is q cor
rect copy OF an act of the General Assembly OF
Maryland, passed January session, 1890.
w. q. PURNELl,
Secretary OF the Senate.
CARLTON SHAFER.
Chief Clerk OF the House OF Delegates.
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Pnrsnns are hrl

Many Persons are broken
down iron overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess OF bile,
and cures malaria Get the genuine.
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Constitutional Amendments.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
STATE OF NAKYLASR
KxEourTvR DErARTMENr.
STATE OF HARYLASR

wExRxAs. Section enc Of article fourteen % the
Consultation OF Maryland makes it the duty OF the
Governor 20 order the publication in certain news
papcrSto be designsted by him, OF any Bill, or Bills,
PASSED proposing any amendment 90 the said Con-
stitution.
And whereas st the January session 1870 Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland six separate B.lls
were passed proposing that number OF amendments
20 the Constitution which several amendments are
described as follows
Chapter lea. which. for convenience OF descrtp-
tion, hereby designate amendment number
one; Chapter 1AS, designated amendment num-
Der two. Chapter 242, designated IS amendment
number threes Chapter as. designated as amend
naent number four, Chapter SCI, designated SIS
amendment number I'VE. and Chapter 40. de9ig.
mated a amendment number ak.
All which proposed amendments follow in the
ordor described, TO wit:
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Go to Feldmeyer Bros. for Paper
Wrap Der Cigarettes.
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Any further information will be gladly
given by r. G. ELLIOTT, Secretary Of the
Iocal board of the Association for this
aty-whe Is authorized to solicit for
sama. -
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-03
Feb. 2, 1891.
Cure for Blind staggers.
JOHN DUSTY.

To The Leaf Chronicle.
see you have in Fridays issue OF
the TOBACCO LEAF-CHRONICLE q
treatment for blind staggers in horses
and refer to me as having used it.
Your informant was partly in err
ror, for do not believe in burning,
boring or any other such cruel treat
ment. My opinion is that the same
remedies, as far as possible, should be
given a horse that would be given a
man under like circumstances.
With the hope that it may be Of
benefit, l will give the remedies ]
used as follows:
Bleed the horse and give tea-cur
of tobacco juice with two ounces Of
laudanum as soon as possible. Then
blister the top of the head with tur
pentine and hot iron. Make moI
by tying rag on stick about
two feet long $50 as to reach well W
the nostriD and mop the nose well
with tobacco juice to open the ZACH
rymal ducts, which repeat occasion.
oily to keep the nose running. Give
an ounce of laudanum two or three
times day to prevent a return of the
spasms. The horse will begin tC
improve very soon after the nose be
gins to run. The tobacco juice and
laudanum relieve the pain and re,
lax the system so the horse can be
handled without damage, and should
be administered without delay.
think good preventive is dry
ashes and a little tobacco crumbs
placed in the trou gh occasionally to
keep the nose open. Salt and ashes
made into a paste and placed in the
trough will soon harden and be APP
preciated by them at all times.
A few cattle have been strangely
affected, supposed to be caused from
eating diseased corn. MIR. j. O.
Myers lost one OK, not knowing
what the disease was. One of mine
became sick and | first drenched it
with salts, then pretty soon drench-
ed with melted lard and stopped ali
feed except hay. In day or so the
OK was all right. Cattle have not
been troubled to the extent horses
and mules have. b. j. G.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-03
JOHN DUSTY.
Why His Weather Representations
Miscarried.
To tho Leat-ChronleIe.

To the Leaf Chronicle.
Many of your readers are taking
me to taw on my predictions of the
winter. If they will call to mind
my letters on the weather ] did not
claim to know more than any other
close observer of the changes of the
seasons. Now that the winter has
gone back on them, / cannot help it.
/ read somewhere once where there
was king who had his weather
prophets, and on one occasion he
wished to go on hunt and called on
his men to know what kind Of
weather he would have; all with one
voice proclaimed fair weather. So the
king started on his hunt. He had
not proceeded far before he met a
countryman riding an ass, who said
to him, liking, you and your court
iers had better return, we are going
to have storm" The king asked,
"HoW do you know" He replied,
"Whenever we are going to have a
storm this beast carries his ears back
as he now has them" The king re
sponded that there was nothing in
that, that his weather men said it
would be fair and they knew, and
proceeded on his hunt and encounter
ed fearful storm. On his return he
summoned his weather prophets and
wanted them to state why they said
the weather was going to be fair
when it turned out to be 50 foul, to
which they replied it went back
on their record. He replied "YOu
do not know as much about the
weather as the country ass. You are
deposed and the ass installed in your
pace" And from then till now he
has resigned as supreme weather
prophet. So | am left as the others,
without a record.
JOHN DUSTY.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-03

Criminal cOnrt convened this
morning to try the Davie case. The
State it seems is relying on the testi
mony of Mrs. Kendrick, admins
tratriX. Mrs. Kendrick failed to obey
the summons and the sheriff was
sent for her, tut failed TO find the
lady and was told tina. she was gone
to Kentucky. The judge fined her $50
and issued another attachment for
her appearance and the case was put
off until Friday, when, if the wit
ness fails to appear, the case will be
given to the grand jury. No other
cases being ready, the court adjourn
ed.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-03
Death Of an old Resident.

Mrs. Mary G. Dinwiddie, one OF
the oldest residents of the county,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Lacy, in the Fourth dis
trict, at an early hour this morning,
of paralysis, with which she was
stricken Saturday night. Mrs. Din
widdie was the mother of nine chill.
dren. OF them only Mrs. Lacy and
Mrs l. T. Griffey live in this coun-
ty. The Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie, a
well known Methodist minister now
living in st. Joseph, Mo-, is her son.
She was good woman, possessing
the esteem of all who knew her.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-03
Death of Mrs. Con Dinneen.

Mrs. Margaret Dinnoen, wife of
Con Dinneen, died at the family res
idence on Second street this morning
at 10 o'clock, after two weeks illness,
of bronchitis and neuralgia, aged 5G
wears Mrs. Dinneen has long been
a resident of this city and was well
known and much liked by large
circle of friends. She was a devoted
member of the Catholic church and
prompt in discharge of her duties
and will be greatly missed both by
her family and the church. She
leaves a sadly bereaved husband and
two children, son and daughter, to
mourn her loss. The funeral
win take place at the Catholic
church tomorrow morning a few
minutes after 10 o'clock, services by
Rev Father Japes. The procession
win leave the residence promptly at
10 o'clock. Inserment at the City
cemetery.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-03
GOOD NEWS.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank tc
Resume Business.

The directors of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank held meeting this
morning and resolved in substance
that the bank should resume bust
ness. They have Investigated the
business of the institution thorough.
ly and are satisfied that it can and
Will open its doors just as soon as re
ports OF outstanding committees are
received and the comptroller au.
thorizes the banks resumption. The
comptroller will be conferred with as
soon as the reports of necessary COM
mittees are received. This is good
news ard will cause the public gen
orally to rejoice.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-03
Dramatic.

Thd largest audience of the season
greeted Mr.. Keene last evening in
his wonderful creation of Arden
Smith and Edwin Arden's adaptation
of Louis NJ, and a GAINESVILLE audi
ence has seldom had the privilege Of
witnessessing more artistic triumph
in histrionic art than this. While
there is nothing in the character OF
the tyrannical old monarch to al.
mire, it gave Mr.. Keene grand scope
for his subtitle conception of the cru
ell c,aft and senile cowardice of this
man who feared his subjects, and
death worse than all. Mr.. Keene's
support is passably fair. George Lea
rock as the Duke de Memoirs, did
some very fine acting, barring a little
ranting in the fourth act, while Miss
Lavinia Shannon sustained the part
of Marie fairly well.
Nnrfl,ppY, GOOD 1DtotpnS ~ mo