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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01

The following brief record of this
eminent soldiers military services will
be found interesting at this juncture /:
"Previous to the war SO disastrous to
France and so destructive to the mill
tary reputation of her chiefs his record
was brilliant one. After finishing a
severe course of study at the Ecole
Polytechnique he entered the army in
1881, when he was 20 years old, was
sent to Africa the year following, and in
the arduous service of the campaign
there so distinguished himself that he
was promoted to the grade of Lieu
tenant in 1886, and received the cross
of the Legion of Honor on the battle
field for his bravery and skill. After
serving in Spain in the campaigns
against the Carlists he returned to
Algeria with the rank of Captain in
1889, and took part in all the most
notable expeditions of the war there.
When the Crimean war broke out Capt
Bazaine was promoted to the command
of brigade of infantry, and during the
siege of Sebastopol conducted himself
with such bravery as to merit honorable
mention in the dispatches of Marshals
Canrobert and Pelissier. He subse-
quently was made a Division General,
and commanded the French portion of
the expedition which reduced Kinburn.
At the close of the war i'll the East he
was appointed inspector of several ex-
peditions of infantry, and had the
dignity of Commander of the Legion of
Honor conferred ON him, and subse-
uuently, in 1868, received the Grand
Cross. In 1862 he took command of
the Mexican expedition, succeeding
Gen. Forey, and, so far as military force
could effect them, was successful in at
tanning the objects of that ill-starred
campaign. Marshal Bazaine commanded
one of the main divisions of the French
army when the Franco Prussian war
commenced. Only small portion of
his command took part in the battle of
Forbach, where Gen. Froissard was so
thoroughly defeated by the Prussian
Commander Won Cohen. One of the
charges against the General is that he
omitted to advance to Froissard's aid in
sufficient strength to be of any use"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01

[ filed and drank off neat; but they
had not got a horse cup" They were,
he said, all running, and it would take
hours to find them. SO started again.
/ do not remember much more of that
wild, moonlit ride; I became drowsy
and half delirious, just retaining
strength enough to 60 straight. How l
did it l do not know, as for the greater
part of the day there was no road, and,
even in daylight and with nothing the
matter, | should have hcsitated in more
than one place. However, Providence
or instinct guided me right ; and, as I
was afterward told-for l remember
nothing about it-I reached the town at
a. m.-inst eleven hours after | had
left. I had finished the whisky on the
road, and it was to that the doctor as
cribed my ultimate recovery. For nine
days / was in high fever and delirious,
and it was more than six weeks before |
got up and for years afterward the
wound did not heal. Even to the pres
ent day it occasionally bursts out afresh,
and will probably continue to do so to
the end of my existence. e.-Chambers'
,I0ui00l,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01

The Emperor of Germany recently
issued an edict in his role of King of
Prussia, which is interesting from the fact
that in it he announces his title hence
forth to be as follows: eve, William,
by the grace of God King of Prussia,
Margrave of Brandenburg, Burggrave
of Nuremberg, Count of Hohenzollern,
Sovereign and Supreme Duke of Silesia,
as likewise of the County Glatz, Grand
Duke of the Neither Rhine and Posen,
Duke of Saxonia, Westphalia, and En-
germ, of Pomerania, Lunenburg, Hol-
stein, and Schleswig, of Magdeburg,
Bremen, Geldern, Kleve, Juelich, and
Berg; as also of the Wends and Kassu-
bes of Crossen, Lannenburg, and
Mecklenburg Landgrave of Hessen
and Thueringen ; Margrave of the Up
per and Neither Lausitz Prince of
Orania; Prince of Ruegen, of East
Friesland, of Paderborn, and Pyrmont
of Hallerstadt, Muenster, Mindea, Osna-
brueck, and Hildesheim of Verden,
Kaunin, Fulda, Nassau, and Moers
Princely Count of Henneberg; Count
of the Mark and of Ravensburg; of Ho-
henstein, Teiklenburg, and Lingen OF
Mansfield, Sigmaringen, and Veringen
and Lord at Frankfort. And this isn't
all of his name either. His imperial
title is of about equal length-the two
combined being several feet long.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01
A THRILLING EXCHANGE.

Said grave papa, "Why, kittie, child, r,-,gh
What do on your finger seq"
:" oh, this, papa?" the maiden said; +s.+
"Why, this, you know, sam gave to .'.-,y.s-
"And pray what right had Sam, my dear,
My daughters hand TO fetter thus ?" 'ta"''
''Oh, let me see !" Miss Kitte said 4gT
ait was the day he dned with u.s."
q He ained with :" papa replied -.,., e.Gs
Pray, what has that to do with 1t ?"
"why, nothing, sir but then, you know, sHeh
We tried to see if it would fit ;sa,gl q R1ur,
And then we couldn't gctit OF,
Although we tried; andtried, and tried 10 14e1
' Poor child !. I'll take ii off at oncc,"' .Lt..va
With tenderness papa replied.
ETaEl ~ RI
With bushes Kittie hung her head; .
on, no, papa! because, yon zee, " o. -
Sam said, if something ia give him, r~a ~ *
Why, he would give the ring to me- &c.,,
"Oh. ah :" replied papa, "indecd!
And pray what did you give him, miss n. ; 50
''Only tribe, SIR, she said:
% lie wanted, and gave-a kiss y
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01

For THE LADIES. s.-Save the tea leaves =
for few days, then steep them in a tin
pail or pan for half an hour, strain :
through sieve and use the tea to wash .
all vanished paint, 1t requires, very :
little "elbow polish as the tea acts as
a strong detergent, cleansing the paint
from all its impurities, and making the
varnish edual to new. 1t cleans window
sashes and oil cloths; indeed any var
nished surface isimproved by its applica-s
ton. 1t washes window panes and
mirrors much better than water, and is
excellent for cleaning black walnut. pic
ture and looking-glas frames. 1t will
not do to wash unvarnished paint it,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01
An instance of the horrible fatality of

AN instance of the horrible fatality of
the yellow fever in Memphis is related
In one room of house father was sit
ting dead in his chair, the mother was
dead in another room, two daughters
were sick with the fever, and the only
person about the house in health was a
child too young to even carry drink
to the stricken girls.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01

The financial doctors are unusually
busy in devising remedies for our none
tary ills, and antidotes are as plenty as
blackberries in July. One of the latest
propositions is to convert all the import
ant postoffices in the United States into
savings banks for large and small de-
posits. A scheme of this sort, it is
stated, will be brought before Congress
this winter. The proposal, says the
Washington correspondent of the New
York Times, is not entirely new, but has
been discussed before, and has always
met with great opposition but " its
friends think the thousands of deposi-
tors in savings banks who have been SO
greatly frightened by the troubles now
passing will join us in the demand upon
the Government to provide absolute Sc
curity against loss for it's citizens, who
with difficulty save only small surplus
of earnings, which must be safely de-
posted and easily procurable whenever
necessary"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01

A SOUTHERN paper-the Staunton ,Tin-
dicator-has secured n. patent on the, l.,
following ga man is so much more
polite in church. He is on dress-pa- g
rade, as it were. Nobody was surprised
to see that young man last Sunday dive =
suddenly into the bottom of thsspew to-
pick up her parasol. ;Whflel he. was at
the bottom he saw the embroidered edge
of her pocket handkerchief Sticking
from under the edge of her dress. He
commenced tugging at it, when there,
was a fierce scuffie, and a little hand
darted down. He came up without
it. There were two red faces in the !,
sanctuary to which the calm of the
Sabbath seemed to bring no relief. But
he was young man that meant well."r At
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01
VOLUME III.
THE BLIND MAN AND TIE ELE-
PLANT.

1t was six men of Iudnsan,
To learning much inclined,
Who went to soc the Elephant,
(Though all of them were blind,
That each by observation
Might satisfy his mind.
The First approached the Elephant,
Aud happening to fall
Against his broad and sturdy side,
AT once began TO bawl
Good bless me! But the Elephant
Is very Ike u wall :"
The Second, feeling of the tGsk,
Cried: "Ho. What have We here
SO yery ronnd and smooth and sharp?
To uc 'is mighty clear
This wonder of an Elephant
Is very like spear!'
The Third approached the animal,
And, happening to take
The equirming trunk within his hands,
Thus boldly up aud spake!
" | sec," quoth he, Elephant
Is very like a snake!"
The Fo,,th reached out his eager hand,
Aud felt about the knee.
What most this wondrous beast is like
Is mighty plain" quoth he.
"'Tis clear enough the Elephant
Is very like trec!"
The rim, who Glanced to touch the ear,
Said: "E'en the blindest man
Can tell what this resembles mcst;
Deny the fact who can,
That marvel of an Elelhan
Is very like Il fan J.
The Si.rth no sooner had begun
Aboat the beast to grope
Than, seizing on the swinging tail
That fell within his scope,
az sec," quoth he, "thc Elephant
Is very like rope!'
And so these men of Indostan
Disputed loud and long,
Each i'll his own opinion,
Exceeding stiff and strong,
Though each was partly in the Eight,
And all were in the wrong.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01

The Canon City Times tells the whole
story of Anna Dickinson's ascent of the
Rocky mountains after this fashion:
GA plain, closely fitting corsage, short
skirt, extending just below the knee,
trousers wide at bottom, a few inches
longer, blue stockings, with white arrow
worked from ankle up, low quartered
shoes, like a gentleman's Oxford ties,
Anna made Government pack -mulefeel
that life had no further charms, for she
rode to the top in the same style as her
escort Mercy! and did she? To be GER
tainly, madam, and was none the worse,
we assure you. Her principal esquire
seemed to think her in excellent humor,
and said that she was behaving very
well, indeed; for, Lord love us, she has
the reputation of being terrific scold !;
and what voice! some of our party on
the lake could distinctly hear her as the
party came down the mountain, mile
distant"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01
THE ISELFHILLED WHALE

A story comes to us from London Of
a whale that committed suicide by
hanging itself by the tail. Some time
ago the East India cable suddenly re-
fused to work, and steamer went to
see what was the matter. When the
spot where the defect was supposed to
be had been reached, and the cable was
raised, an immense whale appeared
along with it on the surface. The ami
NAL, of course, was dead and its body
already far advanced in decomposition.
The tail, though it measured twelve
feet in diameter. was still well preserv-
ed, and twice firmly entangled in the
cable. 1t is supposed that the whale
tried to rid itself of the parasites which
greatly aiilict animals of this kind, by
rubbing its body against portion OF
the cable where it hung over q preci-
pice at the bottom of the sea, and thus
got entangled past the possibility of ex-
traction,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01

CASHMERE dresses heavily embroi-
dered are among imported goods.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01

AT juvenile party, a young gentle-s 90
man, about seven years old, kept him .
self from the rest of the company. The =
lady of the house called to him: Come
and play and dance, my dear. Choose
one of those pretty girls for your. wife. :"
Not likely !" cried the young cynic.. ~
No wife for me DO you think want
to be worried out of my life like poor -,
papa? .-.----.-. - -.rrq4ty,s
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-01
VARIETIES.

SLOW Matches-Long engagements. d 1s
"WHERE are the noble spirits of '76?'
shouted stump orator. "All drunk %
up" came from witty hearer. -. -xs or
"HAvE 1 not, my son, offered you I
every advantage? ooh, yes, sir but /,
I could not think of taking advantage
of my own father"
AN enterprising chap who is organic, ,
ing brass band of twenty women, says
that if they learn half as many airs as -
they put on, the experiment. will prove .
Il complete success. IF 81 n 81 7aI rsF9
A HAND ORGAN performer made a pro-
fessional tour of the town this week, =
and gave satisfaction--to the Juveniles.
His pieces were chiefly from Handel
we mean the handle of the organ. f..v ..f4
AnoEsE-cAR conductor in Chicago gave ,
a penny too much to twenty different pas,
sengers to try their honesty. Nineteen
of them kept the money, while the other
swore that four cents more were due to
him. . "a" ~
AN editor in Vermont says that the
person who can write editorials when
suffering with the headache can kick up
his heels over the grave of hope, and
snap his defying fingers in the face OF
time and sorrow. "''~+
A TENNESSEE lady presented her hus-
band with twins, and in due season
added triplets. "Dear me-" exclaimed
an astonished neighbor, 81 spose Mrs, 4
Stebbing will have bankruptcies next,
and then centipedes." ,. iE !iua
A DEvorEE of Bacchus was overheard Il
the ether night thus addressing his hat, 4
which had fallen from his head: I" III
pick you up, fall; if I fall, you WILT
not pick me up. Then I leave YOU"
and he staggered proudly away. 4ai
Ir is related that an frishman once
visited New Hampshire, and after hay
ing inspected the numerous hills and ,
mountain ranges, exclaimed: "sBe dad &
| niver was in country before where
they had so much land that they had to !
stack it." ..-a .ar.s 1ara9ss
A MAN who has a red-headed sweet
heart addressed her as "Sweet Auburn,
loveliest of the plain" Sweet Auburn I
got mad about it. She objected to 3
being classed among the "plaip,", even !.
though classed among the lovelest Of
them. ~=-r.2~y s'yAsg
THIS is what Virginia City news-la
paper says of one departed: 9-a tssb7EE
Aye, tenderly close his eyelids ,It&s21
In the sleep of the tyrant Death,
Composing his cold limbs sadly,
With tears and bated breath. yre
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-27

nrnsHrAia, lin the amner III
|isdi, THE disease prevailed through
she shenango vaIlp, IN thu snse II
New York asa maliTnan, and fatal
erilemir. somc " many families, and
W s,ms instances en,ire families. we're
swcp' away W shls frl destroyer.
During ,his time, DR.. T'ta.k Magnet.
III Ointment cninc into nse Mn remrd,
and worry soon wa. recognized n an
Important help IN tho treatment, indeed
IN s,me neishborhoodr |. wa. relied
upon rs tho principal remedy. II.
application for All affections II tIr
throat and lungs Il attended Will, mark.
vi benefit. II seems ~ act M on NJ
tcra,iyc upon thu Mucous Cents u The
throat and air passages. forcing On, the
viseil and irritating mucous and rcs.
turing the mucous surfaces 10 healthy
action
S.e Advertisement In annthcr column.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-27

fAnMEas ArrKsrios - iaroarANr
Nsns. Farmers and MI others who
wan, u buy The l,EsT nnl CHEAP.
EST boots A shoes III tho Northwest.
should not fail ~ rive Atkins. steeIr x
Whites it"uia X Shoes ono tyiul III
il,pre shv llayc hnd them nothing noel
bq mid, ~ MI unite IN giving them Tho
highest prise. They arc manufactured
frvm tho ,er, ler. stuck. and the work
II warranted not 10 rip ~ como nnpcg.
acl 4 great falling Will, all boots n
rl,ats, A fill assortment ~ ibis jusfIy
eeleltni'al make tpr han. wanlen nuI
pliil,lfrnr v.ar always ~ hand III i II,
taN .iip's. w',o hae add them tn i ~
y ytars and never ycs hal ono taif
tlini dil ut Eise un,itn satisfaction,
bit ~ Tie contrary SCORES rni H. relr,f.
ei 81 WIN Nil .1f ilny nra lie lat
l,,da 'hrt r,rr lra,pii md instantly
rrn'lnre t't.lr rapf ~ showing ,nu d
fuai covered with nns II them. .spl,l.
did hpn's ntrn Il ,ear unl marn III
SOUND pul iliee.-- Nitiin, Il iuut their
alual i,r wear euinlpt In found. Gisu
them a trial and ,fm shall Mt reyra.
u, IT,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-27
epEc,AL. hOTicGu.
IENvAuM 1.eNsMGNT.

There ii no raiu which sl,r fenla,y Lluls
lneht Will int lrllesa, ~ swelling u viii
noi suhlue. md III iairrness Nhtnh II Will
moi unrr This IL strong language, but Y
il ttnr. Milsra thu part. nfn moi gum. w.
effects nrs marvellous, II has rrpslatel
iuors cures VI tienniatis,u, nauralRts. lock
Jaw, palsy, spraihH. rwslllhe4, eaAsl.
breu#in, saalls, hulns, Halt.f,suni, enf.
nehe 30, ul,nn iha l.,,n,an frame. anl u
stratus, spawn, gnlIa. No.. nppn animals ~
sMu year ihnn hare aii vihrr pretended
remedies since lie warid teeaH II " Il
couniersirtilaut. MI alisheull6a pain rns
lever. cfIpples shrnw away lhclr ern.ah.
~, ihe lamu Walk, poisonous bitter. ara
rendered Aarmelpss md TIN wounded nra
hrnlud wlth1ut II SUR, II Ii no h,tmbua.
The recipe IN published around ~sul, tultlat
III III spilIuk ~ no article ever before sold,
aud, and Ii sriis heaa,iae II lpra just Nha1
" pratenIs ~ IN. Those wto now suffer
from ll,vumallHn,, yaln ~ ANslllng dearrse
10 .niiur II they VIII nut usa iensauf Limb
meal Mers ihan tDuU certificates 81 70.
tnarkaLle anres, including fioirn limbs,
Ohsonlu.rhenmnilsm Rnutt Running tHin"is,
Ne. have hmm received W. Will trHi n
circular containing ear.l6esiea. ths reuipa,
No., gratis " any ane requesting II une
t0ttlu III Thu yullow Wrapper tunianr Llnl.
msnt Ii worth onp hundred dollars tpr
spawned or Aweuhtel hutaes mud mMlss, "
w .ufrw sworin Ia shsup Ntuu. suNhsrsas@
this linlnsnt u wotth yunr ntiunllsn M
family should bs Without uentaur Lin.
lMeMt J, II. Nua# n Guf, INV fork,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-27

~ q ~ ~ Hs "
49, n IN 49, III 1900 II Ut /
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49, ss4ta#AiA aatAi 80 rasl 800
rsllpH4 v#tA n vtstssai# ttAnHHN
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tAlF tssei sisHt lAAt NrFteTAt*A \
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merit " " kga % Al 1h~ te,st
~nst \ stssli saips IA assf Faia saai
'Ais', ~tifh aaaea Il slr salne II NV
Af,Ile ii lhf manufactures. ,pltasenl.
! tnahtA lAsAttsi y ainA, thit, tste.
ruu W. vsas ifsAs represent. 4
'ssail salaa II Nv IL 81 .ufai Wml
IA i#t,, VII ss'u saia II vines. elsa
.Hss'. se',' II total Il nrafis fitga.
s'nn ttn' sainl II All thi. ~ sallia|
iasrsied IN huillins AM maeilupts,
Ties. ,rgr'hrf with w. expenses rirn,
n~v.va directly sul indirectly with ,hs
.sa.Ir, ,hv f.ts,inr Il n, lrs,t IN, N'o.
ttttti. t1t,ts. -. III Alsm llI,Ipr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-27

uAH,gM X llxukrr's naAix Asp
lIN l.AGx AND LoApsn, - sIe~rs
'inryar X llawett, III Limo Springs.
nrc tho inventors II 4 machine that
ran buar thu abovo tito without brenk.
Inv dawn unior ils weight. Il II
constructed liko tho ordinary salky
hornc rnko In part. tho variation boing
4 device ior attaching u tho roar eud
u wagon Prepared With rack for hay
~ grain. Tbs rnke and loader N pro.
siduA with ~ elevator Ike that ol,or.
atei M tho stacker ~ q .htesl,er, tho
rake bping loek-Isyer mud undsr tho
absolute control " tho operator, There
II 10 possibility for this thing 10 fall N
performing tho wofk expected VI ",
thu. rAkins aud londlng grain with the
same seam that !. engaged ~ hauling
II, Usually wv 10 not predict ~ good
things for Apalant right. Int thls Il 70
simple. ~ perfpvt ani u sui, practical
utility that ~ wnnld vial, ~ better
fortune than 10 own Tho latont.
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AN.. A8Mt n

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"A tttFisiAn sitsw ssstista. h IN sal
sslsasei ~ sht affrn ne~ sssa ~l,h
~ st#sa.lna shfeshiHa msshivts
1Att POSSESSES s~H aAssAs4r.+ that Atv
lHl#sssn1, uHe Il .he iHtesasf, the
NffFf MI fhr f#FHfNfs NJ thN fhfNthTft
because II l,ssspus 'he assf.l ~ sls
fstmrt hsrsaae Il N isnlss*~illr that
uur single krtuvi III Wiz grain shuula
II vasiisA lnia ihe straw stark II
maj w ae.til~a n. va,nhlnsiirp N
tvsalsinn tatr.. ~ constructed thai
The teeth lsr ~ tarh n'het and ~s,inr
w II ,he hrsd II zach. Tim. receiving
and carrying forward she s,iaw N m
eaeh, g. ~, naaher desired, anil 4.
the .ame .ime iheteughl, shaking eas
and leaving every kernel n grain where
n will reach the grain bin INSTEAD II
the straw stack.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-27

fLonENekstLts,-~ ~ few hturH IuiA.
IRE Inv, week WIS devoted 10 hooking
at md riding over tho magnificent
agricultural district lying brtwccn tli.
place md floronoe.illc, and IN and
about lint pretty ,illo Tho town II
steadily working ~ way forward 10 thu
heliur things IN ttara FIR II and i's
natural advantages ~ water power.
ilne'y improved, beautiful seailunou
lnis. aud richest and best agricultural
region " Town nnd MIN, alta ~ i,ibu.
taIle~. Several new buildings will ~
~ thu rvc~ont ransan W. understand,
which. with Tho care and attention
rvcn 70 Improvement W streets, nnl
euto ~ buildings, einblcs ~ IL mark
II aiming tLe 1.-Two anl thriving towns ~
lowa. a lux through thu FIGURING
Min II W ". barnard, whiel, ~ Tho
way. WI nlNn,r find elem md tidy.
leI IL mentally 10 institute d ro,npafi.
aun between this anl mont utbcr mills
In this respect. Thu rcrsn who would
bet,er ,elisl' hla meal prepared BY nea.
July l,nnds from ol0an materials aud III
n neai roun instead " hi pig sty,
wonlI find IN looking osnr this mill
tho tnMo fsas,hH Ia favor 1t ~
manufactures. d. n TIN moal thus
prepared.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-06-27

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