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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-31

WANTED EXPERIENCED WHITE WAITRESS
Apply Thursday. bet . and II. 2Ul3 Mass. ave-;
references required.
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Great Work In Surgery

CHICAGO Feb. Ia-Mrs Mary Arndt. in spite of
her s. years, watched a surgeon al the county hos
pitai yesterday amputa her right leg the hip
without giving any evidence Of pain. The opera
ton proved successful The method by which the
opera ton was performed Of great Interest 70
surgeons. II consists Ia the deadeRinI Of the
nerves IN the limbs by the injection of cocaine in
the veriebral cavity above the point where the
nerves controlling the lower Limits branch from the
spinal chord.
The patient had suffered gangTenous affection
Of the leg. and ampatation became necessary TO
save her life. She not ia condition 20 make
the use Of anesthete sais. aud the surgeons de-
cided TO try The method which had proved success
ful in a Berlin hospital
The drug was injected into the PATIENTS yertebral
cavity. short distance below the waist line and
she announced that she had lost all feeling in
her lower limbs, while she WAS fully conscious OF
what going on, and had the full use OF al her
faculties
The limb was removed two inches below the hip.
and after the effect OF the drug had passed away.
the said she felt well, The prospects FOR
her recovery are good
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

saIaas Charra tn.aer4a rserra I3-.gsaaasn's
ghufvh II. g. g. T. a. EHn ~. Frsac iaz
al 10 - - EsAu's f'huFgn ~ devotional y ~
yiCc - l-l9 g., 70 Preaching at 8 q taterhi,a
a. b. a. $ hehl Paisley
Unlantazn Methodist Protestant thufca S,s
10 81 m Rev A y Melvin Freasatea2 ~ tAe
Marvizua Annaki Caaf-ruuse, sis prsz-u af flFs-
Greek " Chutvh a. p p an, au.i a. pllea.ou O.
Rev Il y Elniley. Pastor
Carroll CiasrEc. Esiafns,t Ct.ugst - tZeayasaiua
Church-uiviItr -erFtre AZ s1ss o = 1Asitrsa
Churrh-t'iTlas SerVsee a. 81 e. r.
n z Nsa,ll,trs rsssar
Grzce iaybrran CaaFeh =saslaY s-lsaei g. IT,
N. frrschiuE a. lal-a = So sFecaal hisfi'.=afs
Exercscs by the sslsisy -cAsssl as p ., Ia = q
:. q. . Al b 3. ~ Il al,irf Pastor.
- psuIs Reformed Jbufth. -sgusizy -rta-4l e.
BIB q Divine -cfytce ~ iAzl a o. sssa 2 p1 g.
C2issa s. ~la-i~ iHstsf
Asocuslat. church Sunday Fef, - Holy Eu.
eigsrtsi ~ -al g. -. Aati1H ~ % a. 90 -canti
uoiF E7irtlaTisg ai talB q rs Er-aslsnr a. 6 g.
sul D. ~ Weekday s-Maflas an8 Hal1 E5ris-
rist 80 a m. fssusaae frtiaY. ai = O. fu-
P p IaFi,T it-rius
The Eoys Meeting wHl - rvagves-i ssssnr}sy
at,eru'S'n si 40 O. rfok October = lsa. in 'arrs.
Hall
- iohn's 'basrb-ss snslsss less Nsss - us
aaI High Mas 81 % ua NeSE--rs AZ s e. gu
DuriBg thc week Mass a. a.
Joseph Il, t,sssiy. I'ssiar
Centenary gburch Sdn.fsy ~-hs-ss AZ p D.
Preaching ~ lA m u7- aud EM o. &c.
EFworth iraEue az 3. a 2. 81.
McIhtstl.t Protestant t'aurea Rev " g. tsrahaEa
r. ~ pasfnr. Revival services MtSl begin IA sur
day and cuntlnUr every evening 3aTtgE nshf @urk
except S4tuNlaf SABBATH ssTysars Holy Com
yuniorC At IA p. m Christian EadeAyaF Sar.
vice IN the lecture room AZ s % 2. IA
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State Appointments by the Cover
nor

On Wednesday night last Gov. Smith sent in the
following appointments for State officers. All the
names were referred to the Committee on Executive
Nominations:
Inspectors of Hay and Stmw-B. Frank Benson,
Baltimore county, Eastern scales; Robert Mercer,
Howard county, Western scales Joseph F. ALBION,
Baltimore county. Northwestern scales
Trustees Maryland Agricultural College-Dayid
Seibert, Washington county; Clayton ]. Purnell,
Worcester.
State Board of Standardization Purnell, Allie
gany county; John Il. Rogers, Howard; Joseph NJ
Cushing. Baltimore city; Zadek p. Wharton, Wor-
cestor.
State Fire Marshal - Robert NJ Price, Queen
Anne's county.
Fish Commissioners Jesse ". Downing. Fred
erick county for Western shore; Clarence l.. Vim
cent Worcester county, for Eastern Shore.
Chief of Industrial Burean-Thomas A. smith,
Caroline county
Board of Managers OF the second Hospital for the
Insane-John Hubner, Baltimore county; J. oliver
Wadlow Carroll county.
Bureau OF ImmiEaton-Buc schley, Wash
ington county State superintendent; Charles y
Hargett. Frederick county, PRESIDENT John W,Kerr,
Caroline county.
Commissioner Of the Land oace-E. stanley
Toadviu. WicOmico county.
State Iibrarian-Mrs Anna Burton LETTERS. Anne
Arundel county.
Directors Of the Maryland Penitentiary- Edwin
warfield. Baltimore city; Lloyd l. jackson. Balti-
more city.
Mine Inspector-Janes P. Carroll Alegany conn
ty.
State WharIiuger T. Howard Dail. Baltimore
city
State Boari of Heaith-Dr. Howaul Brattau. Ce-
Gil county: j. Il. Mel Wyatt Baltimore city.
Directors OF the Female House OF Refuge-lo>eph
r owens. Prince Georges county: Mrs. Ellen W.
Shoemaker Baltimore county; Lewis NJ. Bacon. Raj
timore county; b Ahuer Belts, Washington county
Harry Murray. Anne Arundel county. Alvan t..
Thomas Montgomery county; Mrs Elizabeth c.
Norris. Howard county; Joseph D. Baker, Frederick
county J. + II. GorsnCh. baltimore county; Chts.
r. Mclean. Baltimore county
State Livestock sanitary Board Elisha ,. Parks,
Baltimore county. Frank II Nacsie, Cecil county.
W II. H. Wartield Carroll county,
Tobacco Inspectors-J. Frank smith. s., Mary's
couaty, CHIEF Nathaniel Broone. calvert county,
deputy; Issac Nutweli. Anne Arundel county, de
putty: Williaa D Bowie, Pfiuee George, county.
deputy.
Managers ofthe Maryland Hospital for the Insane
DIR Charles e ". NcGHi, John II Fou Ter WIN
J. H. Walters. Baltimore city.
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Miss Roeh.s Long Trance Ends.

MONTREAL, Quebec Feb. 20.-Miss Eva Roch.
Montrears sleeping girl. whose has puzzled
the Canadian doctors. has awakened from the
trance into which she fell on Christmas eve over
year ago the young woman fell intoa trance which
continued for thirty eight days. She fUally
restored to consciousness by the application of red
hot irons.
She continued in comparatively good health I'M
til Christmas eve when she again became unoou-
scious. She recovered consciousness once but re-
lapsed after a few hours. Her case was then given
up hopeless. but two days ago she surprised her
relatives by showing signs OF animation. She has
not fully recovered consciousness and is paraking
OF liquid nourishment The doctors now say that
with care Miss Roch viii recover
Miss Roeh says that during the last days of her
trance she was aware of what was going on about
her but had no power TO express her wishes The
case is regarded one of the most remarkable on
record.
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A Warning from Baltimore County

The Baltimore County Union, Republican,
in It's issue Of the 18th instant says
Again the Baltimore county Republican
powers that be have seen TO il that the
county was left oui in the cold when they Aad
an opportunity TO secure at least one fairly
good Office for Il It had been said for some
time that the Office Of Deputy Surveyor Of the
Port Of Baltimore was being held open for Bal
timore county and two or three men we're nam
ed for the place. Il seems that the one the
bosses wanted to take the Office could ust
or would not have IT. What then Wby
then Judge Clabanga steps ia aud secure the
plum for George +. Sharrer, Of Carroll coun.
ty, and thus Is Baltimore county again left
out But there Is a day Of reckoning coming
and when il arrives somebody will be paid ia
full, with interest 10 date And that time Is
not Ear distant. Mr. SharFer had been hold
ing a place under the Repablicsa State gov
ernment and he was railroaded tut OF that IN.
Il a much better job. where he IS under the
protection Of the civil service law. The sal
arly Of the Deputy Surveyorship IS $1,000 a
y
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MARRIED

IN LltIlextoWn IA January "a l*0. hy Rev D
: IiniAnau. Charles . 4 de. IT CarrHN cssluEs,
Mi and Miss EiiihC Nrei. ut Germany Sos ns ips
Adams cuanty, Pa
At the Manchester Lutheran parsonage ca Wei.
nc@iay evening February u i8w1 By krr. q. Y
Eysier George e Shank ~ Hampstead. Mi. and
Miss Alberta J. Amlurn, 81 Cold spring. Carol.
county Va
Near ncnning's Nd. February "a. }Ro. By Eitiss
wm. H Franklin. Adsra StadeF and Miss Barbara
shTiuer, both 81 CaFrolf county Nj
Al - joAu's psFsuussc. WestfaIHsfsr. No. Fsh
rylacy - IsO ~ Rev Father easily Agurz tsrT
irisds FTirc, - WestminssrF Nj. aal }ohH 2
Nelson, 81 Fcuhy. Nj
On February ia. lem a. Ne b-sie.s rcseivuc'
Washington Il C. by Rev Dr. stakalr B1aas5
Mctzntcss Nas-I. furmeTiy Of Nrsizatslsier. NJ BEL
and Knua q MEia1n. Ne rsr.ts
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ouoht to be pefeated.

The following measures before the General
Assembly ought to be defeated
Dollar gas bill.
Six-tekets- fora quarter bill.
The Johns Hopkins Appropriation bill.
The bill TO give Baltimore all its liquor
licenses.
The bill to change the Constitution so as to
increase the meuibers Of the General Assem-
blv
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YoRk, Pa, February 2o.-The city eleo-
ton passed off very quietly here today There
was considerable emitting in the Sixth aud
Fifth wards, both Republican. and the Re
publican councilmen and school controllers
we're turned down. The Qaav faction Is
charged With treachery. The City Council
will stand as last year. the Democrats cou-
trolling both branches. They vii have three
majority ia Common Coancit aud one ma
iorisy IN Select Council. ibe School Board
is nC.w "a lie. The incoming districts from The
Annex viii give the Democrats two ma]nrty.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned. Examiners. appointed hy
virtue At "a commission Ca them issued 10y the
County Commissioners of Carroll county. Ca
open and locate 3 puhiie road In sad ceuHly,
commencing al q point la the rauniy rosd
leading FROM Sgyier-burs pasiathcc TO trsn
berry pDsipthes. re said county. aH the lfue
dividing DO, lands nf Char.~s J.. Trump ard
Michael r. Walsh aud Nicholas ! WaI.h;
thence lherrslb nearly ~auth ats1Ut 80
f-rches tn fha aad IT Howard : W}ti*r;
ih.uc, thrsustf iha taui II S,i-I Niier aai
the land 81 she s,id Nishari T.. Walsh aud
Nicholas Walsh o. a tplni ahosi ~ yards
northwest af a bounded white oak tree. AZ the
southern rSri 81 said Wai-hs laud. vh--e Is
adiaius 90, lsni 81 Harry lappy aHd Martha
r. Barry. thence through the hand ~ sati
Martha y. u rry boz i s,.ath~ry direction g.
,h. .isar,,st paiut in Iha caR tiy rpat which
rnu- throush the land 20 said Martha +. Barr
Al persons ahugs lt mas concern arr here
hy notified that ar siN meei pa SATURDAY..
,hs sI.i of March. A. -. 1902 At . q s.afk
a. n.. al th, place 81 b--EiaBtUg. Gee execute
the ir,s., r,T.1sei $50 us b. ,he aiors-sii eom
ugtssiuu.
JACOB u. fEISrEE.
GEORGE e.. >FANSEI El.
CHRISTIAN HUNT,
ictei 3, Exaulaer>.
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For the Democratic Advocat
Prayers Answered (9)

AT the Anti Rural Free Delivery Meeting
held at Odd Fellows Hall, Westminster sew
eral weeks ago, our cross roads brother,
Howard NJ. lille, said he prayed every night
for snow fence deep, and still more earnestly
he prayed that no one would undertake to
open the roads At last the snow came and
blocked the roads, but it will take an earth
quake or some more of our crossroads
brothers earnest (?) prayers to stop the rural
free delivery, as all the wagons and carriers
got through on nearly schedule time. F.
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What 1t Cost.

The Democratic managers are proud of the
simplicity and economy shown at the inaugu-
ration of Governor Smith. The bill was less
than $500, divided into these items: Floral
decorations, $40; lumber, Sl2. So; forty ex-
ira deputy sheriffs and food for them, and the
thirty police officers and detectives from Bal
timore, $125; railroad fare for the Baltimore
police, $40 25; total of $685. 81 1t is the
smallest bill for the inauguration of Cover
nor that Maryland has had for twenty years.
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is G" eiv, notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court 81
Carroll county. Ia Maryland, letters Tesla.
mentary on the Personal Estate at
MORDECAI c. McKINSTRY.
late OF JarToll county, decreased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned % exhibit the same, With the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 10 the sub
scribers. an ar before the pan day of Sepseyu-
her. 1900; they may 0thrrSis, hy Law b.. *
eiuded from all benefit of SAID estate
Given under our hands this 2nih day Of
February, 1909
AGNES v. SIMMONS.
JENNIE +. McktNSTRY.
feb - a ENtcutrices
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MO. $3.50 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
in EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
in Equity
Francis Neal Parke, Assignee of Assignee of
Mortgage. VS.. Elizabeth Hood, Mortgagor.
Ordered this 23rd day of February, 1900,
by the Circuit Court for Carroll county, in
Equity, that the sale of the property men
toned in these proceedings, made and report
ed by Francis Neal Parke, assignee of as
signee of mortgage, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the Goth day of March next, pro-
vided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Carroll County once
in each of three successive weeks before the
18th day of March next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$1,000.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
feb24 st JAMES Ii. BILLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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Plundering by the Paper Trust.

The Paper Trust is still advancing the price
of paper, and have nearly doubled it in the
past six months. The excuse given is the
shortage in the stock, owing to low water in
the New England States and New York. The
fact is there is government tax on wood
pulp and rags and foreign made papers, and
this protects the Trust from foreign competi-
ton and the Trust is left free TO plumber pub
fishers by exacting excessive profits, and it is
doing it. The paper the ADVOCATE is printed
on cost three dollars week more than it did
last fall, and the next lot needed is likely to
cost more. Congress could remedy the mat
ter by repeating the tax on wood pulp, rags
and paper, but Republican Congress is not
likely to interfere with the business ola Trust.
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Youths Blue Beaver - IS aud $40 So
/ Overoats 30, Sd reduced So
: Blue Beaver Oyerrsats. sold for s., So .25.
6ne both light and dark, about half value
81 left. reduced to IS 80
About - o. th~e 81 IS and 50 Suits, reduced TO So.
these Striped Worte sold for SIS and SIC sl1
- Boys g Pants Is and - sold at So S. SO 30
Black Clay Wors the old prices you So So
2O pairs MeSey kcr~sy Pants reduced To 81 so
o atiernsm made to order for sl2
English made for
II pairs If Fur Gloves much below
tirsa, reduction IN all Winter Gloves and Underwear
See our23 Oyesll Working Shirts
Stuff Bm erae Shirt, iSc Best 81 Shirts Doe
ChIiFcus Fine Suits al q very low price.
Rnmhe always By buying Oothing here eb24
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sat Of Maryland County Of CdrroH, IS:
I, J. ". Herring Cashier of the above named bank,
do Solemuy swear that the above statement is true
Ia the best of my knowledge and belief
j. W. Herring, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of February. 1900
FRANK X. CASSELL, Notary Public.
CoTrect-Attest
JEREMIAH GEIMAN, Directors.
LAWRENCE ZEPP,
feb34 II
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is 10 give notice thai the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Cal
roll county in Maryland, letters Tesiaincu
tary on the Personal Estate of
JOHN GAIT.
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchsrs
thereof legally authenticated 10 the suhscri-
ber on or before the oath day of September.
1900; they NAV otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th DAY Of
February, 1890.
KATE z. GAIT,
feb 24-4tt Executrix
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VERY RESP
n. |. GORSUCH q SON,
janis WESTMINSTER, MD
WESTMINSTER, MD.
NOTICE.

Il
The undersigned, Examiners, appointed by
virtue OF a commission to them issued by the
County Commissioners of Carroll county, to
locate ar cauSe To be located and opened
public road in said county, commencing at
point at or near where the centre of the 'Old
Fowler Road or the road now called Myers
Mil Road leaves the South Western edge of
the Baltimore aud Relsterstown Turnpike
Road opposite the late Old Fair Grounds; and
running thence bounding by the centre as
near as practicable on or near the centre of
said Old Fowler Road through the lands of
the following named persons Charles 7.
Rei(snidcr. Philip VI. Hunter, Joseph b.
Boyle, Vim. H. Yingliug, U. l.. Reaver, c.
d. Barui;z John Iengrati, J. J. Roller, Geo.
w Miller A BowerSox, Westminster Water
Company, William II. Brown, Granville
Beaver, Robert Hunter, IL. IL. Hymiller,
Nelson Beaver. Andrew +. Fowler, Mrs. A.
NJ c. Myers, james Turtle, VIM. l.. Corbin;
thence through the lands of Bernard p. Fow-
Ter, John B. Shipley, James w. Hook G. J.
Woolery and Others 10 the public road lead
ing from the Washington Road at Mrs. :.
Nulfs lot to the said Turnpike Road.
All persons whom il may concern are
hereby notified that We win meet at the old
Fowler Road, on the road now called the
MYERS Mill road, at a. m, on Saturday,
March ~ 1900, to execute the trust reposed
ia us by the aforesaid commission.
LEWIS III. WlSNER,
JOHN SL0RP.
EUGENE GREEN,
feb II 81 Examiners.
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NOR SALE.-Cheap to quick buyer,
A. party going south; good mule, works,
rides and drives well; good horse, works any
where, woman can drive; sulky pillow that will
work on hillside, good as new; new Acme
riding harrow, never been set up; regular
price SIS. will take $12.
CHARLES KING,
feb24-3tF Finksburg, Md.
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g Sc u IS

HORSES AND MULES WANTED.
L 4 | will be at Dielman's Hotel, New
Windsor ON Thursday, March list, for the pur-
pose of buying Horses and Mules. paying the
Highest Cash Price for the same.
feb24-ll# +. =. GOODWIN.
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THURSDAY, MARCH Sth, 1900,
at u o. clock NJ, the following Personal Prop
erty, consisting Of Horses, one -
90 Colt. . Jersey Cows, 4 k<-S7
49, With calves by their side. O0sA
LII sired by Guernsey bull "Nesimin-
stsr' No. $3.50; Jersey heifer, 6 months
old Jersey bali, s months old; ! Guernsey
heiier, months old; Guernsey bull. months
old, SIRED by WESTMINSTER L Southdown
Ewes and lambs. Southdown ram. > Berkshire
brood sows. Schuifler wagon, Osborne CO.
lumba binder. > Champion mowers, Biek-
ford 4 Huffman drill, 2-horse wagon. l-horse
wagon, , hay carriages. > Oliver chilled
ploWs. Hench spring tooth harrow, 0rs6orne
Self Dump Rake, Thrs,shug Machine, Hench
riding corn plow, Shovel plowS, single, double
and triple trees, sets Of broechings, sets
of lead harness, Plow and double wagon har-
ness, cart harness, collars, halters, brides,
spreaders, log fifth and CT : chains, lrous
for Sehuitler wagon, Forh Hooks, Scoop
shovel, picks. maitock. Harpoon hay fork,
Grain cradle, Brier scythe. aud other things
too numerous to mention.
Terms. All sums under s., cash; above -
a credit Of i months, With approved security,
bearing interest from the ,lay Of sale. Nothing
to be removed until terms ct sale are complied
with.
feb.l7.fs JOSEPH /. GISf.
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DIED

In Manchrsier Nj os THURSDAY Frh-asFy ls
Isu Lillian Csrrfrudr aeesE 3 tiaY. asurhiss 20
Fraucis A and kszish $ tisa5ack
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The Democratic National Committee met
in Washington, D. c., this week and selected
Kansas City, Missouri, as the place to hold
the next national convention, aud named
July as the date.
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DEPoRr OF THE CONDITION

Of he F,frmsrs aHi Mechanics NGfioHa
Bank NJ Westminster, in hs STATE ef
Maryland. at the ciosc NJ business, tS5-
Taarg 18th. I@oo
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CHARLES r. ROBERTS,

late of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned Ia exhibit the same. with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated, TO the subscriber,
on or before the 24th day of September, 1900;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
February, 1900.
ANNIE NJ. ROBERTS,
Eeb24 At ExeculriX
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WHY NOT CURE YOUR
w COUGH OR GOLD

WESTMINSTER. April 10, ls91.
Mr. Jos r. Boyle.
Dear Sir,-tOr many years | have suffered in
ieuseiy, on taking cold from very troublesome
cough for which have used II number Of various
remedies, and obtained but Temporary Relief
During the past Spring was again troubled with
the same cough, and through a friend was induced
70 try your PeetC:ai syrup, which not only gave
almost instant relief but Permanent Cure. 1t
gives Inc great pleasure 10 say that believe IL to
he the best remedy | ever used for the purpose for
which II IS recommended. Hoping that any per
son afflicted AS | was may be fortunate enough to
give il a trial, am Truly yours,
EDwAED LYNCH
For Sale by all Druggists and Mer-
chants in the Country.
Price % Cents.
feb24 Inns JOS b. BOYLE
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NOR RENT.

A good Store stand for rent in Man EsssS
chester. Room 22X5O. Large cellar lSE1sa.
and two side rooms. As | am going 10 OPP
crate the late Adam Rohrbaugh's DistiIlery,
| viii give possession at any time. Rent rea-
sonable. II. }. HOFFACKER. feblO-3t
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~HOICE Vegetables

~HOICE Vegetables
~ will always find a ready
market-but only that farmer
can raise them who has studied
the great secret how to OBJ
tain both quality and quantity
by the judicious use of we'll
balanced fertilizers. No fertll-
izer for Vegetables can produce
a large yield unless it contains
at least so Potash. Send tor
our books, which furnish full
information. We send them
free of charge.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
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This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll
county, in Maryland, letters testamentary on
| the Personal Estate of
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S,rte II Ntrylaai, COUNTY af CtToH
l. John II Cunningham Cashier of the above
named hank. do sucmnly swear that the above
statement is true To the best of NV know ldege and
belief JOHN H. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
Of February 1900.
JAMES II. BTILINGSLEA
Clerk Circuit Court for Carroll County.
CoTrect-Attest
II. WRIT SHRINER.
wM: 4. CUNNINGHAM, Directors
DAVID STONEK,
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