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New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Steumbonts ann Railroads.


CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
FOR Boston -eS SoFSS@ cSe1rg L'S6 sT6s Jrpoa Lowell Law
este pea.S yhs sev and s'sueh steamer,
VII VI 'Y CITY or xEw.YoRx
m N,vs EsvYorh 3aily Csuniny cseeg,e O'Clock rOo
Pr 80 NoIth Mvr loot Of Canal and Wa'is0s -, p. .,..
I asoye points SeIoSi.6 MN SoIserS Sorc 'Hi wos
s sssa 2s 'eEs i ' }y sh6sT s 2f % Aesst ps o.
Ssv.IofS. Oct ia, IS6a
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDr~Cr. BOSTON. WORCESTER
UJ 1ou PR "a n K, oo n He11s4A' 10 "a
Se:s ' slS -5S 20 20 Sos SostoE : = 70 FRoyiRGSoE ~
.na Fe1 %or r R. o al aoo',sa n adc. an towns
EOR RONDOUT landing at Cozzens, Corn
Il sail Newt8rsh v 3D. ro' iS'e a. l , ~, n NV
:, D. ,p. Pei H. \. R.. loot iisrr'.n.-
CFNTRAL RAILROAD OF -JEBSEY.-
Psssnr. sd Fgh Depot NcwYo-k o. LbeTt st
se,s a, So'a,T' M T a we.terr Raqd- P p.oarg
Win ts nigh sd ,Hqa hnHa pori sni Of, E'' W., '9s
P.6argh ~ W. without change Of also 30 C,aa Penn
4LL4yE1TS91A,SS y1 S1,S IISF i$5 4. To III JHB zT VEST
mFo .1 eorg.o F..toS, Bebi ,,S Bah Nrcl Ch1ut
UketArr Proa Nabsuor cry NJ carmel Ha7eioa GunkaaO-
H-Fo Easion Conar with Del Lack and " t
HwEs-r Exrr.s. -y sand.ys gr EA.'og A len
ton % Pg.5urg Division for Much
taunk. kesD.rr scranton Nhamslo lie Aei a. LAsol 'iS
Iehi.h VALLEY Railroad lpr Msucl Chunk
IttJ AVA l.sla ',r So4crv De-
tgn W-lur Ie-u.tor. Esion. Allentown, N'Dch 'hinh
Msaaao' Civ Hat-r laasr1e. Reading Columbia LnHee
t. i.ttsriie b 3
--r u-~r Connects Phil. lsbur- With Le1gh ara
Srsl DIVISION r H Allentown W. AMI Scranton anI al
Trsa vta Leh vsAer L. Aael,ova AM Caasaaquai at
! stur- 'o- B.lsie--
m.-fDr P.lni-i.
AsIou agi Mauch Cuunk connects al Ju9o-
wei Del LAX a1I 81 .sL 3. 3
?. ui-For SIuev l.s O. lenIngioa
3. u--F1- ~u..rg.lr
5.'e D. m.-ror o. ubet
sls S yys- Exrrrss o Eas'oa Bethlehem, Ansa'
A.. 81,
O. a-Fur
= u.-For sD......c
7-fn p. ID. En- -rautt--Fo EastoA
s.l o. -ior + a.rtcia
t ,--- | S1o e.7o -:ls rs eoo a:so 900 9:l5.
lO.lr If.., 2 a. 500 3:l iVl SD
s5 s3 SIS Go Cao. 7yo, 7.jJ 745 810 s@ 4V'o 4I-'
1900 20. ~...--, -,
Lc-i.. NeW-lorE, .le
N'' '' L. f. Kicker, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
tucsirbrstcr gounin Rca! Gstaic for Sale

An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
~ oT SALE accommodating terms within an hour and haf
County, containing 100 The highest
calvAton land; splendid MANSION 10 feet 'front.'
clubhouse academy go level ground suitable for
track; Grst and Mil u ee bead Of wafer neTrrhlng
stream: hundred head q cattle four
pear orchard all grated and choice a fronting
all and TouuGs ornamental water al
parts every geueman abmelt nd as
the atmosphere dry and adapted
sOOd lot - feet front the vii be
taken part payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune once
nor SALE-At Scarborough, on the Hudson
il River r. r. m City MINUTES from
peadd COUNTRY SEAT 70 house 50r51 p
broad modern msgnhoeut oubuIags
In keeping with house grounds handsomely aid out
W1REST SELL House and y sell the place entire
s1hciOdec. . ,..
For psrieulars photographs &C. sppy 70 EDWARD AUS
XVESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTIES
w FOR SALB-wihn 10 Of Mott Haven Melrose,
Morrsaaia Porhrm White Plains and Rye Deo;s place
full uforrston by applying HUGH n CAMP lo6 Broadway P1i
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
TRAINs - E.W II

PAssengr N,wYot az Twenty s'veata-- and
Fourti ave. El;Ianc Twenty sve-.-st
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Aur.rn S.tc o. Rfnl Gsiaie

Aur.ru 5;.fc o. RfGl GsiGic
u. P,rrsoy QUEER.
DY \. u. NEIL!tk, JR.. ~ BRO,
I'D % s-t. e. i..
PosiTI ~. A. =, TON AT
PiAlNiALp !.
One hou! ron New iora 10 t..tr Ats Jorsev Railroad.
4fr..s.a
On THURSDAY. oe4 4,a -av Ct Apr.I I.,2,
ail pracf H.
oi some - De ~.ra5le
REAL E~TA.F
hat hellrfu. snd h-a.aifsl cts, VIZ
Cherry- T. ous o loo % 'front.' Seventh It., By 20
fert q drprh; every de,cr a.Ou Of choice fra
The 10 lately r Ae " be b0v scrhei popert7 fro'
opposite hirf being j et fo1t Lgihst Crescent.
- O.. Ilse pr-s admitted o. De- TIE
best locations The art streets m the city bgh sroaaa ana onV
Tie BLOCH or TRTEaS rwO-.TORY HOUSES % Trts cor.
o 4ondst, zach contain roos AMI cellar conveniently
arranged fam r-ning u % PER month
The magnificent HILL DE PROPERTY Of loJ acres, about
minutc DIVE from tie aegpf, nesr te Fak on
Cherry-si AIIss. ait buildings thereon.
Probably proPetT within tae d.stsuCe frlm New
YORK equa l'u,cuaus purchasers Of real estate
be- o1d tie lc. vii wiioIt sharing in te
the advantage Of al the that necessarily De
TT Will Re som N Plots SUITABLE FOR vTILA SITES
CONTAINING FROM THEE TO EIGHT ACRES EACH,
having the clalnag. varied and that
be obaled IN tbs Wcny 1ui vii be sold upon srca
purchaser By small expenditure
Le ful location for er homestead l. Nha Is
evidently destined lc orioH OF P4uleA IL Is
proposed 20 nscsd thrryt the entire 9Th The Legs
L0r--aT0ad heiaecl Psnded aDd
vail sn hundred feet Of he frontage
The proveneu extends this direction and lie property
valne wth great -apity. ~
The Will D. p-ceT tie corner of Ken
nt Tlrf-s Phi ic and vii Confined eaeh parcel
ur all disposed Of Crases m be furnished to convey those de-
sIu 10 attend.
Terms will be Moderate. and announced tine Of sale
wAKEMAy 4 LArT1NG
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

VVANTED = Immediately, somebody with
w INVEST splendid III ILDlEG LOT; pe 5lIl.0
cste 10 one Of deghil suburbs only 10 minutes
ron two deots from Cy Hau ern cash. Address
K g.. NJ Tribune Oloe.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23

PAens'' sano, N'wYo corer oa Tvey s'7ea'a'- and
Fourti ave. Eauanc o. Twenty seve-.--sL
TRAINS LEAVE sawIoaK
Ok a:45. a.. $50 sad lesl p H. nm.
u % .. - 1l sol- and SO M '-' SODNP0'" 4H
fof Scat SoTrsk = sLJ T.JO M l25 Er tE1 a4a
- lE,.J. $50 6-i0. ald 8 Ii !. H.. "a, 49,. .,,
For psnp ~ n 5 80 s. 5: % ini 5l2 7,R,, e,,
To, I9i re- 1 ' i6,ennsiia.s Stations llOA 2s a'5
-. -. NJ - I'm - y res Nv Treaysvsn,s-st Sev York FOL
'o,9- S E'o. ~ -. % srt. coS4Ec5iSss nj ThA5Ns
OF 9,5iG1 R,,t9. AZ 3SIs Sore 9e y - anu ma 5 and
Yo ccspeees Rer Railrod n l2i5 n to Northampton
For Hsro Providence and Fhk Railroad T iiS p n
49, alS sea ar s Sor:.ss5a aaro.l to North.
Pof SesHaven. MllaeOrn and WlAimAnpe hA'O-' van -''
70 p 'ie ies..o5e y : M Railroad a n and v-,,
F F SssS9s. s5S7 SsSt ~. a' and +'0'
Sleeping , ci a5Ss 70 r % Tar Car a.eso1
"a sS a oeals reached qyss , 5oea
Fsa.e o 40 % s 0Ges .s Of so 'f cCa .o Broo1Sn and
a can 4'7s their OAssnsa Gas s aoYT G 7TS fS.'' saS
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RyER RALRoAD o2m5sSesr ne & asoar Ts s5S Fo+s
sSs cso aud Mntrssi EIIre.' ss with pr1"ias'o'n ca"
io, m special chicago Express with Dra"ngrOOn cars 10 S'aA0
10 = a. N Sortlsrs and ws.isIn Erpres.
900 y StA SeepingcAs ION Ne~iofA " D"
$50 n E5ps with ssepingcas ;Or wA'er'Own os"esO and
.oo - ~ Frpre,s Nth slespngcars Rochester, Buffalo
RAJ Raj ros Ssi1 .aa ioi Lou foledo Sundays
.oo p EE,-s,s viii seeping cars Troy and Albany.
a. a, ruuilg aOrtt of tonkefa ieave ron n.S depo
-. Tya htreioiore
,N-''' SO'c~' C. H. KENDHICK Genera Passenger Agent
A-EW- Jersey RAILR0AD-FR0M FOOT o.
~ DEsBROssKS-sT and from foot Of COE ILANyI
gsT FILADELPHIA, $50 and $3.50 m RS t:g0 30 so
uiga Sania FOR Phiideiplis
=. Caalrn. Z a. = II For BALTlNOhB and NMHINd
VEST. Baltimore $3.50 a. lz-So Aho 3 p m
SOUTH sty SILVER fahct cars 70 WssA -
On hgrg s:2g an without change; ff ne
Al ycl Ps. $40 snd ruD thcagh TON
kes Chicago L01svie without ehangs Sff
Palace si;sehed 90 daily snq run hI0ash |" -
Louisville and 81 LOas sl.l0at Change ifef
Pa. fiaehcc The $50 AID rur ough rom He"
IL Cego chance Tickets Tor sale Al loot
Of Desbrossesst io9, q C9,tAadtsL. sss s SIosa~'E
SW RANKIS Gen Pc. Agt p ". JACKSON, Geal sDpt
SOUTH SIDE r. Il. OF L. l.
Winter commencing Oct 50 s7 from RooseIelt and
ferrts. New lOfk
~ Nal Tor PasehOyus Beep0rt
If-0 4 n Accommodation 70 BADTsU
~ NJ Erprss for Bell port and Fire Place
"a for Isp thnssgh 70 FaeLOfa On Saturdays
4 o Babylon Aoco1H0isilor
Ehp n. Accommodation for hefnct %, - - ---.-..,
~ VALLEY Stream KoeEssag sad Hampstead
L. n. Douglas seyrTlDfebofnL
kss Tsss TstleA
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Mem Jersrp Real Gstaie for Sale

Mem Jersrp Real gstaie for Sale.
T Elizabeth. 40 minutes from Liberty t.
n altogether accessible orderly and agreeable unur'-
gsoue COTTAGE and GROUNDS for SALE. House
range furnace bath closets 70 rooms IN eieeeai design Lot
reaTly garden fruit and shade
cash FOR view and pAIucnsTs
PROPERTY OWNER. T. O. Boz 253, Nes-lOtk
An EQUITY of $1,000 in very pleasant
~ Countr aesdenoo WITH 2 Of land cash vaue =l4Ol
the Railroad depot % minutes from Lberty Ill hs
changed 5000 70 -s0o within two hours
difference 70 BE adjusted By mortgage OF vi" ss at The
W. o. T. BOURNE, so cesFst
T ELIZABETH, Y. IA large variety of
n HOUSES and LOTs ranging pnc $500 TO 5000 for
SALE on ca, HEBkER SONS. n BroaGsI opposite
Depot Ellabeth. \. J.
LEWELLYN PARK and ORANGE NOUN
II TAIN REAL ESTATE SPECIALITY. Cottage iois VIA
Resi1rrcrs Tor sac al
nOleae proe Lr-l Orafge ASuifeSe AA' 1"AE
cl.y H. j. l. r. HASKELL. No Ststs e.. n. 4.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Countrn Real G:staie tor Sale.

2l5 Nnin-.t Xorr siosn. Pa.
At POUGHKEEPSEE--A country place of Of
"A III @ Ae FOR on sA4 g g yr r Pa M II Fto 5 , a. Se " YORK
TOR SALE CHEAP-A splendid HOUSE in
the counfA to Purcase irs'-ea,s Hone com
e npoyenrts bu raas ron depot near hnreAes and be
schools but hoar and lat r,'l nti aoA oa "a % - "a .
comir' vii beso WIN t' app.e oi
80 s7 o. CON cl fls ,ior aaasuaiy
TAGE for $500 tstirh o les 'lar it s. oTne rear above
ace, ApFiy 20 PUBLISHER Of Ir!ane
EORSALE-An elegant country RESIDENCE,
with u Of Arstaie .H slat On Hiel lsan
% over : CO AGSlins +. largo sar ard choice fruit ,rra
st rec, nd ao-i,fci bys ,ari .F rac Tae tloe
Adir,s D. r., BOX @5 P,.r, Lee lr'-4 10.
F|OR SAlE-Thc MOETEAGLE HOTEL at
ne sase7%o9 % BHase Mr. f.' %, cA s 10 G" 71 s & 'n
contain. lpTarl OF 90 ron' -l s veil -i r
1s ., school, '''an OF i'-'''45I H5uFE &5gGiS ~ Pine.
TOR SALE, on the Hudson River. on hour
nom forE- elegant aul f-scass 60 NIlti ~.
ca EOS '1,''~- ''--' Ar'' HOMER MORGAN. 40. Pne.
EOR SALE-SubuIban RESIDIEC L. bcauti-,
49,. ~. M n, mn en- ~ & D. p e. e. " -so Ia aau a Of GODS &
HALL = DiCKINsOS. R.1l Lst.., A.elts, Heaacal Ind
EARM FOR SALE.-Firs.-cldss DAIRY
.-.s 1a .oi 81 ar E rsi, ee u,,r IN central S-> y
be- sol. az rain. a,-D- Of lr E1nl be- aar '
Ohe- productive properly arg. 10 .A@.-L IcilAHDs o. ,~lr
IT,. 81
EOR SALE-At Mack, cn the Hudson, T.
ACRES alh .Hat goo p. ,od i'' gfes-' % pT5 va E3.ef
t,',s S'. % OF OF siLs, 81, no, n r's A-u. W. ~ W.
LNOR SALE-EESIDENCE at jamaica. y. Y.
4 ave rllras il ',., q -stllt and e-lFn-
eu house rolfr tle -f' $3.50 en-.r
G. z. H.. BoT ---
TIARM Of 22o aO..s in otormvile, Dutchcss
{ torf. dr sALt uc'li -cod
rl.,s 4! !,0 pef a-e R,LA:yk HHT.SG. Ie-4n.a~t
HOUSE for SALE in Southport. Gonna
Hoes sta -r-.f Ind -ni vta 40
u nufes telot Pucc $500 A-Icss NM C. BULhLA4,
Box 80. .our-Ior' tu4a.
r. " s.ivrv..v y. W sIsrFysos. Aorle tL4s.
GTENEN~CN e. Co..
= Al.. ..t.IE AsD COLLECTING AGENTS,
RFr~R.v -: .i.o prt.u Erchs-re Bank y.
T. - K.t-r ' g.. .' a. l Alto-s So - aoail ~ ~ T.
4. r.. - V4a N,.1eu. % p..r.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
DOKER's BIrTERS!
ID BOXERS BITTERSi
Nobody should be without bottle ~
BOXERS BIT rERS'
S e,urcc Of more proved them % be By FAR
IIIE HEST AND MOST EFFICACIOUs STOMACH BIrTERS.
well A. agreeable cOnhaL Beware Of counterfeit
A-' ' ' I. FUNKE. IT,, Sole Agent
p q BoxlGe9 LbeuT-st AeN-York.
nUNNINGTON Il EMIGH-ICE CREAM
~ pure superior quality aud beioT Ihe
rc anv establishment families hotels restaurants church
artlumeut, Piled Depos Nos 5 FOubAye and
LA BrOadwsy.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
fona gslan0 Real Gotatc for Sale.


A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, containing all
= modern HTr creais. ile ui trees her 'front.' boat
house ceh04sr. SALE Douallsiou Little Mock Long
Islam. PTc toa accommodating tenn. Apply T. MTa ~
KANDT n tie premises j. POLIO t, Box li4 New-lolk
Po-tOH.r.
A NICE HOUSE, at Rockville Center, l.. l.:
= ace scun frat.aud sh-le. three minutes from depot Il
,ro.n oOa churches aAd schools; - Jt;
q. P. COMBS, II, Bo.dgav.
TOR SALE-At Hampstead. l.. l., a fine,
vrbut RESIDE large igl celinEr wide aAl
and, modern
nnl
os WITH r,dueul tui the village
HrQ tat and Cty bl bl A. T. On rrst
1ro pa)r hhrurv fnd
ir--oom bedrooms. bath, Id ';siTs AcAen
Landry scuery nauy closets and ptn:r hot am @ we
AMI furnace: p,r,r ald carragholes icAoDs- t J Frat
bearing abundance Bartlett Isa lIaFc cqpcS cAc-.s lud .na
fruits ahoct drives aad walks
SHADE aud Ornamental trees loscr all vcsea.e gsTdeaE
Prce WITH - 0J
Apply the pTeu4seS - - 1
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
CCMHENCiNG NAY p i5-l

NEw-YoRK AM. ,EIW-HAvEN RAIL
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
SUBURBAN HOMES.

Frr cls with steel rails completed With and boats
unsuYass vae Of home he line 81 me
Central r. r. information 10 Houses Lots Farms &C.
on the Ire apply A. D. HOPE. 10 L.bertg-st
New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
Drcoklrn proprrtp to fet.

ITO LET. foot South First-st., Williamsburgh--
DOCK and BUILDINGS, suitable for eeva1g .torage.
vi e,aIs soaT sal Inquire there Of CHAPMAN
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
The EJECT Of Light on smalI.rpx.

The journal Of the Telegraph says
"Among the many inventions now be-
ing made OF the chemical action of
light, there are none more interesting
or more important than those which
are directed to the observation of its eff
fects upon the health. Ii has been OBJ
served by DR.. Weber that the sensibli
ty of the skin is very much increased in
those parts OF the body which are al
ways exposed to the light, and this diff
ference has even been measured by that
eminent physician. This remarkable
fact is especially observable on persons
suffering from small pox, the severity
OF the skin disease being visibly aug.
mented if the patient is not confined in
dark room. DR.. Waters has recently
published a paper on this subject, in
which he states that if the room be
darkened so that not a single ray can
enter it, the effect is to arrest the dis
ease at the popular or vascular stage !;
it never becomes purulent, and the
skin between the vesicles is never in
famed or swollen; liquor sanguinis is
not changed into pus, nearly all the
pain and itching is absent, and the
smell IS, if not entirely removed, great
ly diminished. Another advantage,
important in a therapeutical point of
view, is the assistance given to medi
cines, the absence of light increasing
the excretory powers of the skin"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

According to DR.. Chcever who has
recently written q work on Indian
Medical Jurisprudence" the ancient
suffice, or self-immolation of widow
with the body of II dead husband, had
its rise in the fact that Hindoo wives
were by no means the weak and spirit
less persons they now are, and were in
the habit of poisoning their lords when
neglected or atfronted by them. This
course of conduct was so distastelul to
male Hlndoos that they enacted laws
making the death of the husband pre-
sumptive evidence that he had received
his quietuS at tho hands of his spouse,
who thereupon had to suffer death !;
and, as the BrahminicaI books say in
choice Sanscrit, "served her right" All
this may be true; but inasmuch as
Brahminical books told the woman who
voluntarily sacrificed herself in this
way that for her piety she should re.
main 100000 years with her husband
in Paradise, it is probable that the Gus
tom-practiced 400 years before the
Christian era-had its rise in some less
obvious and commonplace way than
this. Recent examinations of the
" Vedas" and the Constitutes of Menu"
have shown that these books never
commanded suttee, and that in some
instances the Brahmins strongly dis
approved of it. Still there were those
35 100000 years of reward the act of
dying was but momentary, and women
would have their will; hence the long
continuance of the rite.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
A Generous Firm.

ID. Appleton IL Co. have, in Brooklyn,
one OF the largest printing and binding
establishments in the world, where they
employ nearly six hundred persons. In
many ways besides the regular and I'M
failing payment Of good wages, the firm
have contributed literally to the COM
iort and welfare of its employees. Their
lates arrangement for this purpose is
one ty which they furnish at cost, to all
who are connected with the bindery and
printing office, Il hot dinner every day,
consisting OF meat and vegetables, bread
and butter, and tea and coffee. The
price charged for this is twenty cents,
winch is not more than half what is
charged by the cheapest restaurants.
Those OF the employees, therefore, who
have depended on restaurants for their
dinners, save by this arrangement more
Than dollar n week, and get also a
plentiful and wholesome meal of the
best materials. The firm also furnish to
those who want it good ale at three
cents glass, the usual price at the New
DIRK restaurants being ten cents. To
those OF the employees who prefer to CO.
operate and take the management and
furnishing OF their own MEALS, the
room, the fuel, and the utensils for
cooking, are furnished by the firm free
OF cost. BY this arrangement it is Oh
vlouis the employees will be able to get
tltrr dinners at the very minimum of
.s~seg 2 - ~ 10 49, M cen 4. 81, %
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
George Washington No. 9.

a party OF soldiers were sitting to-
gethor, talking OF the adventures daring
the war, and, as is generally the case,
some pretty hard yarns were told. The
conversation finally turned on promo
tons, when a tall Tcuton broke forth
with: IN tell you something about
that, boys. When joined the cavalry
| hadn't been long in this country, and
Didn't understand much English. We
were sent up the valley, and at the
battle OF Wincheste" we were ordered to
charge Il battery. Well, the Captain
gave the order to charge, and away we
went III fine style. The Johnnies opened
on us with grape and canister. Many a
horse tumbled over, and plenty of
saddles were emptied. That didn't
make any difference; we went straight
ahead. Suddenly the Captain gave the
order To retreat. The whole company
turned and went back except me. You
see didn't understand the order, so |
kept on and charged right in among
them; and, 10y 10, captured the whole
battery and brought it i'll myself. NOW,
III tell you how it turned out. The
next day the Captain was made a Major,
tae FIRST Lieutenant was made Cap
tam, and -" I" Well, what did they do
for You p inquired listener. "Why,
they put mo in the guard house because
wouldn't tell le.'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

The spring sun calls up something beside tho flow
and 1t evolves from the damp GARTH tur-
bid rivers. stagnan pools, and black morasses, the
gaseous prevucatives of disease From the offal and
garbage of unclcan cities too, it exhales efiuva
destructive of health and vgor Periodic fevcrs of
of various typos raging with unusual viru-
lence in various parts of the country, and there
complaints from all quarters of singularly unhealthy
spring. What is to be done in this emergency? The
answer is simple and to the point. Strengthen the
Commence Mt once a of of the most genial
of tones, )stettcrs Stomach Btters. Be assured
that the OF ypidemic and endemic fevers will
infect the physique that has been fortified and
lated with this glorious vegetable restorative. moist
atmosphere avates dy sper STA, and all diseases of
bilious ty pc and the sudden hcrmomerical changes
common at this season. are severe trial even to
strong constitutions There Is but way of
batting these deeterous agencies and that is by in
MIGRATING the body. and impartlng healthy activity
TO all its functions The only specific required for
this purpose Iostrtters Biters. OF all vegetable
touics and Alternatives it is the pures and the best
Its medical ingredients include all the juices and
tracts OF the approved tonic. antihiliOus anti
septic products of the Botanic Kingdom. and the
combined with stimuant far superior in quality to
the alcohol used in preparing the tinctures and
tracts of the regular" pharmacopeia.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
WOman's Hair.

DR.. Benz. Godfrey has written a book
on the Diseases of the Hair" He
says that q woman's hair may grow to
the length of six feet, and that young
lady of Massachusetts refused q thou
sand for her cranial covering, which
was only one inch short of this measure
ment." Four hundred hairs of average
thickness would cover an inch of space.
The blonde belle has about one hun ired
and forty thousand tilaments to comb
and brush, while the red-haired beauty
has to be satisfied with lightweight
thousand; the brown-haired damsel
may have one hundred and nine thou
sand the black haired but one hundred
and two thousand. Few ladies consider
that they carry some forty or fifty miles
of hair on their head the fair haired
may even have to dress seventy miles of
threads of gold every morning. A Ger
man experimentalist has proved that a
single hair will suspend four ounces
without breaking, stretching under the
process and contracting again. But the
hair thus heavily weighted must be
dark brown, for the blonde breaks down
under two and half ounces.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
The Influence of Newspapers,

Show us an intelligent family of boys
and girls, and we will show you a
family where newspapers and periodi-
calls are plentiful. Nobody, who has
been without these silent private tutors,
can know their educational power for
good and for evil. Have you never
thought of the innumerable topics of
discussion which they sugges, at the
breaklast.table, the most important
public measures, with which, thus
early, our children become Familiarity
acquainted; great philanthropic ques-
tons of the day, to which unconsciously
their attention is awakened, and the
general spirit of intelligence which is
evoked by these quiet visitors? Any
thing that makes home pleasant, cheer
full and chatty thins the haunts of vice
and the thousand and one avenues of
temptation, should certainly be regard
ed, when we consider it's influence on
the mind of the young as great moral
and social blessing.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
Shedding Ones Skiu.

NO animal is exempt from the opera
ions OF the law OF desquamation. Birds
shed their feathers annually, serpents
their skins, quadrupeds their hair, and
tohstors and crabs their shells.
So it is with humanity. The skin, in
stead OF being thrown off annually, as
with those referred to, is all the time
wearing off, and therefore constantly
beng renewed.
The scarf skin is insensiblc. Ii is to
the trhe skin or cuts viua what the rough,
scaIy bark Of a tree is to the vitalized
coat Immediately under it. In the use
OF our hands, feet, and ordinary exer-
clses of the body, fragments of skin
are constantly rubbed off, so that it may
he trul y said every living person is al,
ways eiding that tissue.
II that process were interrupted, rs it
is partially, by some who neglect to avail
themselves of the benefits of water, the
pores become clogged, and their utility
IN the preservation OF health DESTROYED.
Thus the actual amount of scarf skin
dropping off, rubbed off, and washed
oft, in a year, would be about equal to
the thickness of thin sheep skin.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
A Corner on Corners.

The London newsboys have been vic
tim1ed 10y shrewd operator in copper.
For some months he busted himself in
collecting quantities of the penny of
1864, and then started the report that the
pennies of that year were too good, gold
having by mistake entered into their
composition, and that the Postoffice
would give sixpence apiece for them.
The bait took, and, as favor, he al
lowed number of newsboys to buy out
his ock at tivepenco apiece. The vic.
TINS of this corner" besiegcd the Post
office for hours, only to be finally con
WINGED that their friend had sold pen
MICS and buyers alike.