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| Young or middle. aged men suffering from
nervous debility or kindred affections should
address with 10 cents in stamps for large
treatise, Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
ciatlon, 683 Main .st., Buffalo, N. Y.
ACCIDENT TO HoRsE.-Mr. John Roots
fine old family horse. Jumbo" while in Mr.
Zacharias' livery stable in Frederick, on Mon
day last, was kicked by another horse result,
broken leg. The horse has been killed.
| Some days nothing will "come out right
from the time you rise till you retire. Ten
to one the trouble is in yourself Your blood
is IN bad condition and every organ suffers
in consequence. What you need is the
cleansing, invigoratlng influence of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
LOVE FEAsT.-The Morayian Church of
Thurmout will hold 4 Loyefeast on Sunday,
Nov. 10th at $50 p M, to which all are cor
daily invited. Loyefeast in the Moravian
church is an old custom and each person par
taking is expected to pay five cents or as much
more As they may feel disposed to contribute.
ATTACKED BY A Hoa.-Maynard, the ten
year.old son of Mr. J. H Freeze, was attack
ed by vicious hog on Sunday last and re.
yerely cut and torn about the hips and legs
A young son of MIR. Nelson Dorsey pluckily
went to bis comrades rescue, when the hog
turned on him and tore his clothing badly
This gave Maynard an opportunity to get up
and they then both ran away.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Luther Rouzer has secur.
ed employment as copying clerk in one OF the
w. Va G. r. r. Offices, in which an older
brother, William, holds responsible and lu
crative position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Peddicord and child,
of Chester, Pa visited friends here last week.
He is engaged in selling pound cake and Ma
sons crackers at Chester and Wilmington.
Miss Bernadette Dorsey, Messrs Miles
Miller and Chas. E. Cassell Jr., OF Thurmont
spent Sunday at Miss DIS home in Frederick.
FELL IN A WELL.-Mrs John Domer, re.
siding near Elcholtz' Mill, lady weighing
about 200 pounds, broke through the moor Oh
an unused we'll at the home of the late John
Flick one evening last week. Unlikely as it
may seem at this dry season, the well was
nearly full of water. which f1oatcd her to the
top, from which two ladies were able to
catch and hold her by the hair and after
wards her hands, until aid was secured from
! a distance Of a quarter.mile. Just about a
week previous Mrs. Domer was thrown from
a wagon, but she is not suffering any i'll re-
suits from either mishap.
While thorough in action Ayers Pills
strengthen rather than stimulate the excre-
tory organs. Leading physicians recon-
mend them because they are free from Gallo
mel or other injurious drugs, being composed
entirely of the best vegetable apperients.
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rORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Week of November 18th.

MISS OLGA NETHERSOLE.
The coming engagement of Miss Olga
Nethersole at Ford's will be one of the prin
cipal events of the dramatic season. This is
Miss Nethersole's second tour of the United
States and the fact that she is now managed
by Daniel and Chas Frohman is sufficient
guarantee of a capable company and of arts
tic environments. Last year Miss Nethersole
conquered the American public and accom-
plshed 1t undsr almost insuperable Difficult
ties. The admiration which she inspired is
lasting and when she returns 10 this city
she will be welcomed back with the highest
appreciation becance she has honestly and
faithfully earned all that she has achieved
Miss Nethersole made her first appearance
In England as an actress in 1887 and even
then she gave unmistakable evidence Of
latent power and originality and this impress.
sion was confirmed when she appeared the
following June. After a most successful
engagement there she went to Australia as
star and remained twelve months her recep-
ton there was most cordial and her success
pronounced. When she returned to London
at the expiration of her Australian season
the results of this arduous school were plainly
approximation the uncertain but gifted
debutant she had advanced to the front ranks
of her profession, it was then Miss Nethersole
was ambitious to become acquainted with
American audiences. Her reception was a
spontaneous and enthusiastic appreciation,
not only of her genius, but of her charming
personality as woman. During her engage
ment In Baltimore, week Of Nov. 4th she
will present "Denise" Dumas most powerful
drama translated by Clement Scott, Esq. and
Sir Augustus Harris, Camille" "Frou Flou"
and other standard works IN her repertoire.
misunderstanding.
Admisson--25 & 80 Cents
November lstn-The Whitney Opera Co. in
"ROB ROY"
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TO TAXPAYERS.

The Tax Books for 1895 are now ready
and the collector would call the a,ten ton of
the taxpayers of 1895 to section As, Article
81, Revised Code of Maryland:
"All persons who shall pay their State
Taxes on or before the first day of September
of the year for which they were leyied, shall
be entitled to deduction of five per centum
on the whole amount of said taxes; all that
shall pay the same on or before the first day
of October, of the said year shall be entitled
to deduction of four per centnm and all
that shall pay the same on or before the
first day of November of said year shall be
entitled to deduction of three per centum."
tY Delnquents for the year 1892, 1893
and 1894 must positively make settlement on
or before Saturday the 10Th day Of August.
J. WILLIAM BAUGHMAN,
JuIylS tuov1 Collector.
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~ MILLINERY.-I now have my full
also stock fall Millinery. have endeav.
ored to make choice Of just what will best
please our people in the matter of style, quail
ity and price and my extended experience in
catering to their tastes warrants the claim
that fully understand their requirements.
Octe44t. MRS. G. HESSON.
~ FODDER FOR SALE.-1 have TOR
sale q lot of corn fodder by the bundle.
Oct24tf CHAS. SIMPLIFY.
~ NOTICE-I have situated myself
with John Wannamaker as his agent to make
purchases for customers out OF the CITY,
Kindly ask my friends to send all orders to
nv address and will exercise my best judy
ment in making selections.
MRS. M G. CRAMER,
$50 Belmont Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa.
S.-Samples sent If requested.
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The Wisdom of the Past.

"-'Twas said by ancient sages
That love Of life increased with years
So much, that in our latter stages,
When pains grow sharp and sickness
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But to retain the vigor ofyouth, the enjoy
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ton, silver compliant" and kindred ailments,
the discovery" is q most positive remedy.
By druggists.
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New Advertisement

Fords.
Public Sale of Real Estate.
Mllinery-Prices reduced.
Lowenstein and Werthelmer.
L,st.-A Pocketbook--Bus.L Loo.
Tne Observation-Disclosures
----~-~-~-~--~~
Mr.. Samuel Wllhide, an aged and highly
respected citizen, died at his residence on
East st, on Monday last, of heart failure. The
deceased was an active member Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church; his age was n yrs,
months and * days. Interment yesterday
at U. B. Cemetery, Rev. Henry Mann offici-
ating. -
FIRE.-On Saturday morning last at 1880
o'clock, Mr.. VIM. G. Cover discovered that
his dwelling was on fire. He at once carried
his INVALID wife from the building and gave
the slarm. When Guardian Hose Company
arrived the entire roof was burning, but the
FIRE got no further than the ceiling of the up
per floor. Their work prevented the fire
from spreading, In fact, stopped it abou,
where they found it and unquestionably saved
two adjoining properties that could not have
been saved by the very best organized bucket
brigade. Mr.. Cover had no insurance.
rnDn,c ADANn nDpDi unr0E
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Business Locals.

LOST-REWARD.- Somewhere between
Thurmont end my residence, or between
Mr.. Geyer Blacks resi- dence and Creegers
Water Saw Mill, a leather purse The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning it to
the undersigned owner
IA. WELLER,
oct311t near Thurmont, Md.
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At the same time and place the undersigned
will sell the other undivided half interest in
Lot No. a a. aboye described and upon the
same terms as required by the trustee above
named.
oct314t MARY 8. FIROR.
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Marriaaes,

On October 9th 1895 at the brides home
near Blue Ridge Pa, by Rev. James Il
Lewis, Mr. John H. Fitz to Miss Bertha
V. Miller, both of Blue Ridge, Pa,
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Local Items.
When Baby was dck, w gave her Castoria.
When she was . Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.

Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers is pop
ular preparation IN one bottle and colors
evenly brown or black, Any person can
easily apply 1t at home.
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The "Day by Day" circle of the Kings
Daughters Society will hold "Conundrum
s upper" in Town Hall, Thursday evening,
NoYember 7th. Public cordially invited.
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WANZED!

Agents to sell our new book. Dictionary Of
United States History, by Prof. J. Franklin
Jameson. Needed by every teacher, pupil.
and family; Endorsed by press and public,
Agents selling fifty books per week. Success
full agents will be made general agents. BIZ
PURITAN PUBLISHING CO.,
Jan3l1y Boston, Mass.
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When bovine tuberculosis any contagious disease
state among cattle other domestic animals the Board Ag
culture may quarantine all infected animals such they suppose
have been exposed the congon prohibit animal from
passing or over any the place of quarantine
upon any premises suspected
have bovine tuberculosis any contagious disease may employ
expert help they necessary thorough
investigation Diseases may all Investigations reg
ulaons they deem necessary for the detection prevention treat
men cure and extpaon disease but shall apply the
ubecun without the consent Of the of the CATTLE but
in quarantine regulations against cattle imported from without the
may applied and they may condemn
killed any other domestic animals believed
said Board to be infected with bovine tuberculosis contagious
disease may the bodies the buried burned
in their Judgment the require may forbid the sale
mova from the premises of dairy product from that
believed have bovine tuberculosis Any person who shall
ngy violate refuse comply with order regulation
Board the authority Of this section shall be
not than hundred dollars or be imprisoned than
SEC O. Section 1922 of the Revised hereby amended so
as to read as follows:
any person shall sell offer sell any cattle other domestic
animal known him be infected with bovine tuberculosis
contagious disease disease dangerous to the public health
shall sell part parts OF such cattle other
domestic ANIMAL he shall be fined not than two hundred dol
lars be imprisoned not more than two years. or BOTH
SEC g. The value of all cattle other domestic animals killed
by the written order Of the Board of Agriculture shall be
appraised by Of said Board and disneested person
by condemned animals but these
agree upon of the appraised value the
NAL they shall select third dsntereed person. who together
with shall apprae the animal such appraisal to be made
just before killing and on basis OF health The limit of the
appraisal cattle shall be forty dollars post moe examna
shall be made and the animal be found affected with bovine
tuberculosis any disease dangerous to the public health the
owner shall onehaf the appraised but
no bovine tuberculosis disease dangerous to the public health
found the of the animal shall the full of
the appraisal and addition shall receive the slaughtered animal
The which the entitled to receive shall be paid by
the State the of such animal animals upon written
ORDER signed by the member of the Board in charge and counter
signed by the secretary of said Board Nondemni shall be paid
of condemned cattle other domestic animals that
been owned and kept in the State for at least six months
previous the discovery of the disease ANY who shall
knowingly Violate refuse to comply with any regulations made
such Board of Agriculture under the authority and provisions
this section shall be fined not than two hundred dollars
Or imprisoned not more than two years, or both
SEQ All expenses incurred by the Board under the provisions
this shall be allowed by the State Auditor the approval
If the Governor, and be paid by the State
Approved November n, 1894.
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SEQ If land is purchased under section one the State
auditor shall draw his order the State for the
chase price thereof exceeding the of M
teen hundred dollars.
Sec II the quarermaster general is unable agree with
the owner or owners OF lands suitable for sites aforesaid
the price OF such lands he may apply to two judges Of the su
erested freeholders commissioners appaise and determine
the value of the The commissioners shall give twelve
days notice to the occuper of such lands Of tie time
and place of making such appraisal When the appraisal has
been made pursuant to such notice. the commissioners SHALL
within ten days. notify the owners if known of the
thereof and deliver the quarermaser written
men of the with description of the lands appraised,
which the quaremaser general SHALL within days thereafter
to be recorded in the Office Of the clerk of the where
the lands lie payment of the amount Of the appraisal with
the costs and charges thereon deposit of the in such
bank the commissioners direct the credit of persons
entitled thereto such bank giving notice personally letter
such that such deposit has been made the State of
emont shall be deemed be seized and possessed of the lands
SO appraised by the said commissioners
Sec. T. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 16, 1894
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No. 1oS.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION
EIGHT OF NUMBER EIGHTY LAWS OF 1892.
Ris hereby enaoted By the General assembly Of tile State Of
Vermont:
by amended to read follows
The seecmen appoint and at pleasure fish and
warden who shall be residents of the Whenever in
the Judgment of the fish and game commissioners the enforce
en the provisions of No So Laws 1892 will be better
secured thereby they may appoint and pleasure fish
and game wardens in any town.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 81 1894.
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No. 1O9-AN ACT AUTHORIZING FISHING WITH
SEINES AND SET LINES.
hereby enacted By tie General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION l. The fish and game commissioners shall issue per-
residents of this State fish with seine in the
and upon the shores of Lake Champan and Lake Memphma
cog from the first day of October the first day of December
in each year.
Sec g Such commissioners shall also issue permits resi-
dents of this State fish with lines not exceeding
five feet in length the of Lake Champan and such
times and places they deem BEST having in view the presera
ton of the fish in such lake. No live bait shall be used
lines except AM
SEQ Section 2s of No so of the of 1892 is hereby
amended by striking out at the end thereof the words mot
ceedng forty feet length" and inserting in lieu thereof the
words not exceeding seventyfve feet in length.
Approved November 2s, 1894.
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No. 1O4.-AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION THREE, OF
NUMBER SEVENTY FIVE, OF LAWS OF 1892 ENTI-
tiled CAN ACT TO IMPROVE THE MILITIA"
IS hereby emccted6y the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION l. Section of No 75 of Laws of 1892 entitled
An improve the militia hereby amended to read
as follows:
ANY commissioned officer of the militia who has served
such for period of not less than ten years may his
quest be placed upon the retired list if commissioned
officer who has served such for the full length of time
above herein provided shall become permanently disabled
form his duties he may upon his application, in the dcre
ton of the commandenchef be placed upon the retired list
entitled An amend section of No. 7 1922 approved
November 90 1894 hereby repealed and section of said
act amended by striking out the word three therein and
inserting lieu thereof the word ve and by adding said
section the words with the approval of the governor"
Approved November 81, 1894
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No. 103.-AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION THREE OF
NUMBER SEVENTY FIVE, LAWS OF 1892, ENTI-
TIED GAN ACT TO IMPROVE THE MILITIA"

IS hereby enacted By the General assembly Of tie State Of
Vermont:
SECTION Section of No. rs laws OF 1892, is amended SO
read follows Any commissioned officer of the militia
who has served for period of not less than years
mssoned officer enlisted and commissioned officer
provided least three years of such service have been
mssoned officer may, his request upon the
menaon of board of three officers of equal superior rank
appointed by the governor and good and sufficient
therefor be placed upon the retired list.
SEC g. Any commissioned officer, enlisted and com
oned officer who has heretofore served such in the militia
of this for period of not less than ten years. provided
least three years of such service have been commissioned
officer and been honoab discharged herefrom may be placed
said retired list upon application to the aduan general
SEQ g. The governor may, when he deems it for the best
Of the service by and with the advice and consent of
the senate confer breve rank upon such officers and enlisted
of the military service of the State have performed gal
lant faithful or mertorou service in the line of duty
Approved November 20, 1894.
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No 107.-AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS FORTY EIGHT
FORTY NINE FIFTY, OF NUMBER EIGHTY OF
THE LAWS OF 1892 ENTITLED GAN ACT REVIS-
ING, IN AMENDMENT OF. AND IN ADDITION TO
THE FISH AND GAME LAWS"
hereby enacted By the General Assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION l. Section As of number so Laws of 1892 at
amended follows: By adding thereto the words for
a 1attlesnake, one dollar.
Sec Section forty nine Of number eighty Laws of 1892
is amended read follows: If person kills WOLF
panther BEAR lynx fox raenake, he shall within forty
days after the killing thereof apply the clerk of the town in
which he resides present him the skin of such animal
of such snake and the clerk shall examine such
person upon OATH and satisfied that such animal snake
killed taken in the State he shall give the person certificate
thereof in the form prescribed by the State auditor
Sec g. Section SO of number 80, Laws of 1892, is
amended read follows When such certificate given
the clerk shall, in the of ANIMAL mark such
skin by punching hole in the left thereof sufficiently large
clearly identify such petit in the of raenake take and
destroy the ate and shall receive from the person whom
such certificate granted ten The receiving such
certificate shall present it. Endorsed by him. the of
the town where he resides who shall the Such
SHALL the first day of May annually present the
certificates paid by him the State AUDITOR who shall draw his
the for the payable town
Approved November %, 1894.
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NO. LOGAN ACT RELATING TO THE PROTECTION OF
GAME.
It IS hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION Any who before January 1900 takes
kills shaptailed grouse pnnated grouse capercaiz black
game ptagan pheasant shall be fined dollars
the taken killed But nothing in this section shall be
held prohibit the shooting pheasants ncosd posted
lands by the of such lands their licensees between
day Of September and the day of December any year.
provided the pheasants shot been actually
lands in state of captivity.
Sec g. All acts parts inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
Approved November ~, 1894.
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No 1O5-AN ACT TO ESTABLISH A PERMANENT
CAMP GROUND FOR THE USE OF THE MILITIA

1t is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION The quarteaster general is authorized to pur
chase lease for term of years. for the of the organized
militia track of land of not less than 40 for
campround Fort Ethan Allen in the county of Chtten
den the site be selected by the and
era commander of the brigade and colonel of the regiment
subject to the approval of the governor.
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NO. 1O0.-AN ACT TO AMEND ACT NUMBER NINETY
THREE OF THE ACTS OF 1886, ENTITLED GAN ACT
TO PREVENT THE SPREADING OF CONTAGIOU US DIS
EASES, AND TO ESTABLISH A STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH"
as hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION 1. Section of No 49, of the Laws Of 1886, is
amended to read as follows:
Each member shall receive five dollars day and actual expen
while in discharge of his official duties and the and
State auditor allow the secretary such additional for his
services for services in times of extraordinary peril they deem
reasonabe but the whole expense of the board including the
rea for services and expenses shall exceed four thousand
dollars for biennial term extraordinary public
peril which the governor order said board to perform
service for the safety the State and her people of said
but thousand dollars biennial
term.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 26, 1894.
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No. 1O2-AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS FOUR THOU
SAND AND TWENTY-ONE, FOUR THOUSAND AND
TWENTY TWO AND FOUR THOUSAND AND TWEEN
TY-THREE OF THE REVISED LAWS.
RS hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State
Of Vermont:
SECTION Section 1921 the Revised hereby amended
90 as to read as follows:
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No 1O1-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF ACT NUM-
Der EIGHTY-TWO OF THE LAWS OF 1892
H hereby enacted By the General assembly 9Th State Of
Vermont:
SECTION Section of Act No. So of the Laws of 1892
hereby amended by inserting after the words cor removed
the words by the State Board of Health who shall have author
ity to make such removals."
SEC. 3 This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 81, 1894.
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TO BE Continued