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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
Cheap Corn Culture.
.ANn BROADCAST MEEDEll,
Il slantins Tvulh a Tempered Steel
fr n, Dollars.

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~lapins backward i" III, t.4t ~ shr *srung-
| \, rr.,trl fnrn hul ri'reinally trstru. the
| young wsrsls IN the surface. stirring the
soil In ii. we'll u. AROUND ihr hill 4 he,
ran tale ei4iIrs rare IN Inn hrrs~ " rrrn
anil thus o',sii,c hinl hoeins entirely
The number, .hare, md position IT the
rnnnl, rtsn'lnsieesh render ihls Harrow
tl,e rnrt complete nnl rapid pnlssrikrr
ever nve,i, emitting the humps Will, down.
wa,,i draw-auf, instead ~ rn4Liu1 them
| a-ilr for the sn,nr rrnron II draws very
rasil,. anl COVERS il willie surface
Nl,rui anil I'LL sown crops ARE benefited
Wy cultivation. nv certainly ~ corn or cni.
biHr which can he proftably sl.no Will, tho
Harrow,
1mcrcMslng the yield y % d
1DsesoacIs pee Acre.
An agent writes ~ ~ foliawst ~ niY.rcl
u circular ~ john Gri,nan, taprinvvillc,
towa. M influential Quaker. III saii. 4
lun'i wnnt Tint AaiJ |, read n, II win do
you ~ harM' H. said, M, | have tho
thing Instead: Thre must moi think W. arc
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In tlme.
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agent. Yard near tho Elevator. see 81
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store.
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Hiayoa AskSys

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

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~ Of,a ~ Tim ,s,nst
ctlaclunl remedies
~vsf discovered nv
cleansing lila sys-
tenn And purifying
Tho l,I.,oti. u has
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years, With 4 c0ii-
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

|DlU( SIOlIS,
E4a#4#Aa 4 Ra@#@#H
| I'm. 4. i. th.tMNen,
t.sass v s@.s
Drugs and Chemicals
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souAs sfAtnSsAs,
Asn FANNY nnpN
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wlNuw rArkK.
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WINDOW aMApks
Nv NJ. sAs largest aesA "
Standard md
Miscellaneous
u q U X = !!
Ever offered IL ii.warl county. His stoke
Ut
Glass,
Paints,
1. :. :,s. . :,.. :. offered IN The county
| Wall and Window Paper !,
WI = '''' y ~ n.y. consisting =
bronze,
oatlll,
white.
anu Brown,
|
,noon.u,., r..,,,,aa
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Hc0t kR0ee OenGerA
klMa%lL = EAaAsWoarsa. - ~ nAaA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
Lumber Ueaievs.

FlEN1MlNG, W. d !. Wels<re rh~a.a
agent. SMsd NEAR INC ElssAsus. see III
..tGk. JOHN d. lard ssrwsr ~
E1tM ANa Market streets.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

intrinsic virtues. aud SUSTAINED W ~ -.
inarkal,lo Gurus: 20 'nlsA = % 70 49, sn1 !.
belailcls' W G.."'1. sna ~, = sss.." W.
ruuttOnn III Tim llOtttl, such ~ tho eorusNJO0e
. disease. sha. ,s,s ,a ~. " y: system
dots and disappear. Ijsnce - wonderful
evtss m.mx y w's =, ~. .s.lc..s A 1.
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Jas,icrs u tho peaee.

aillEfr. y. Os1lt~ ~ the FiAsm u~al~t
"WtlsatHk UppOstte Uspas.
WenhfeN. 4. 4. Wglea Win q. ~
ssrsArnneuR, Utrr thAplMs Atwru.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
l'hysicians.

Jones, L. =. sMsS ever tisnasssSss Usss
store.
!. oOWE9N, ,. r. D1snesrAeA1se. svss
WaMeAsts's Hardware Ae3se.
CLea1ee, !. J. sG1ss - lDsaU oeess.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
Livery NtaLiss.

MO0NEl RICHARDS. West ~ Elm "a
"sAt ehs DsNSysllss it.Ass.
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Maf Markets.


ZONES 4 nANANN Ms.r shs pest %.
See.
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tcNOlEt.LEs. Nre card.
" IBsrtN nOtAE. susw~r Elm snA
1leh Ats.
" i.srEt.N tsUrLL. see card.
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AMENAON OLE. Hast Side o. gim 81
See ~.
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PsiHtsvs = 1lastsra
MAfNAaD, Nv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

MMs. J. 7. DONAMuHIs, $50 ~.
.AMEA. s.rs 4. =. ~ lAs late ssana 81
Miss 0AsMl.tA.
STONE Mrs. .. O., see ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

Insurance Iyents.
ktMWAIi 4 fARN>MORTM, ~ she
Hank.
GAiEN, y. ~ his ssusr.
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Photograph.
$500 .a y: :. sssssy sSssssss No
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

following are among the transfers of real
estate recorded at the office of Colonel
REsLEY, Clerk of the Circuit Court, during
the week ending Saturday, May 10:
John Tomlinson and wife to Annie l.,
Fuller, lots No II and Is in block No %
of Bealrs First Addition TO Frcstburg,
81 800
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

not pass Now, sir, that is another
falsehood I stated that many yalua-
Die lives had been lost in the mines Of
this region BY men getting caught be-
tween the car and the rib-side, owing
to the headings being driven too mar
row. That is u fact that Miner can
not dispute
For the rest of his talk about the
Legislature, all have to say is an in
telligent public knows the difference
between the speech of man and the
chattering of a monkey, the Darwin
ian theory of evolution and develop
ment to the contrary notwithstanding.
lie SAYS that somebody else from
the johnson Mine stated that dad
air made him sick, and winds up with
the declaration that Our people will
not be led by humbugs' Ifthere was
a humbug at the meeting it was Mn
err himself He has shown that he
knows no more about mining than a
blind dog does about the Lords pray
er. | doubt very much if he ever
mined as much coal az would cook q
box of Scotch herring. He reminds
Inc of Jehab the king Of the whales,
how, after swallowing whole fleets of
vessels and riffs of rocks, he got chok
ed at last BY herring bone.
Yours,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

Paints! Paints AN who wish
durable and cheap Paints, call on IL. LEFE-
vRE Son, adjoining the Pos, Office
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

men have their societies business and
commercial men their boards OF trade,
chambers of commerce and stock cX-
changes, all for the protection Of mt
tual interests. You can see capital
consolidating and combining for / $
better protection all over the world.
Then, why not not unite for the pro-
lection of labor-the mother Of capi-
tai?
Arouse We, sons of toll awake from
your lethargy, and show the public
that we, the miners of Allegany coun-
ty, know our rights and have the NOR
al courage to defend them
In laying before Won, therefore, the
objects of this Association about to be
formed, we desire it to be distinctly
understood that our objects are not
merely pecuniary, but mainly to mu-
tually improve and instruct each 9TH
er in knowledge, which lis power
to study the laws of life, and the rela-
lations of labor to capital, Referring
to literature, science, or any other sub
ject tending to the welfare of our class,
nav i0G ca PEI '''i' ''''0' Wv ','' ~ =
e"oo'se'i 'ne eNP' e'S'o'4 ~ G''' VI 'ttV
ploioun''eH' ''l!uNo'' VI VIC P'''e''
terests and combining human enGeav-
ors and social growths in this world
I'''N ~ oei .;''ll $500 W. . tllu' ~
0l',,'',' +'' VIZ Wv - S.''l'1
feiloW-meh' our interests require
1t now there must be organization
10 Degin WlIh' 70 proceed WIZ. "i'''
s"'I IS,;I t''. III no5'os -, v, '-- ~ ~
a,ot,L a,, WALK I',,+ 1,+ -. oil ;o;r
/ lll ,,,l4lo,4,,,l,r1o ~
,,,;o, +bo ur;t,. of Allaronv m;nars
| o,d with bonnst,, If ,,IIrr0se zeal
or1 u.o+cG f,,l,,oe, +Lo,lnloanfsn nrose
/ all r,;to f,, tbo ,.,,,,n.;uot;on of orr
Labor arJ tho remuneration and elayo-
! tion uhvsic9lly mentally and morally.
] 1, |
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17
The Miners Meeting Defended.
PoMpEY SMASH. MAY u. 1873.

Mr.. EDlEoR A letter appeared
in the JOURNAL OF the 10th inst, sign
ed miner commenting on the
Miners Meeting, held near Frostburg
on the Sd inst, in which the writer
says that 1T was failure as it should
have been, there being only fifty per
sons present" Now, sir, how does
that tally with the report that appear
ed in the JOURNAL which puts down
the number at about three hundred
Miner must have known that he was
stating falsehood at the time, and
the public knows now that the truth
is not in HIM. The JOURNAL Justly
styled him "A Modoc in the Camp. "
| would not have noticed him for his
slang used toward myself, if he had
represented the facts of the meeting.
| do assure him his slang made no i'm
preston on me, for | have come to the
conclusion there is not much differ
snce between the squeak of a young
tad-pole and the crooking an an old
frog, as far as they concern the hui
man race. His opinion about the
meeting being a failure as regarding
the formation OF a Union after he
stands before the public convicted Of
talsehood, will go for what 1t Is worth
and no more.
He says that I, in nay remarks at
the meeting, stated the headings as
driven too narrow that the air could
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

Just Received at John HITCHINs
a lot of Imported Pure Meerschaum Pipes
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Meeting of the Committee.

va kHS
Pursuant to resolutions adopted at the
Miners Meeting held at Frostburg, May 3,
1873, the General Committee therein prOvi-
ded for, met in Frostburg, Saturday, May
80, 1878, for the purpose of drafting Con-
stitution for the government OF the propos-
ed Union.
At 10 o'clock a. m, the meeting was
called to order and the following Mines
found to be represented by the gentlemen
named:
New IIope-WM. l.. EyANs, JAMES B.
THOMAS.
Ocean No. 1-JouS p. CAvANAGH, WIN.
r. OATS.
Ocean No. 81. E. JONES, SAMUEL D.
PnILLIPs.
Johnson-E. VI. DAVIS, CuAs. CROOKS,
Millcr-JoHN LINDSEY, WIN. BELL.
Pompcy Smash-PETEn CAIN, THOMAS
BRowN.
The Committee was organized by the Sc
lection of f. NJ DAVIS as Chairman, and
TuoaAs BRowS, Secretary.
After deliberation of several hours the
Constitution as given below was adopted.
The following resolutions completed the
work of the session.
nv, c...,.. l
,bnse resolutions hc printed and each mine
be furnished with copies of the same.
Peso,,ed That an address to the miners
of Alersny County, MARYLAND. be published
in the FroSt6uFy -nR'"y JoHrHdt OF May
H. 1910
3. ResoIced, That Mass MeeiInS OF Al
%sany .oul'S ,: MilleLs ,1 Dr Leit az map
,,N''' - ~
"Ai' HDA1' MAY ~ 1000
4. RGsotred, That these proceedings be
puDi,sle1 III tnc H5"SS'",Y 1 1,ie"'"9 '0"'""'
Cheap!--A good assortment of all
qualities Of Wall Papers and Blinds at the
lowest city prices at Il. r. WALSH & Bros
Bank Building, opposite St. Mlch@is,
---
s.NOt Ii i ng but Ee:syc
-..VumnoIopv. ..-Jrnder these head.
a.. ,u,a;e'',., ,,;,..o,,,.,
niSe wv -i'"3""''''' ''>"' '.''' ','
AS they stem across the swlrilng mud
ocean at Frostpllrg inc younger members OF
the community compose verses 10 While
away INC iio'.'s
'oyas'hs Is III ',,"' local 9"','' .''"r''
I'LL MS e'i"slons eAni''' Il te'i' UP ''"5.' '''
hohie oii 'iic ioii.''S "''i' ii'9 '''.'~ .,,''
aooulio III ii".'io"' ii'c''l','''' MS '''''.'"'
i''as'na'ion ''o'i's 'n"' wa. s''''' 'ii'''5
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

a. Resolred, That these proceedings be
published in the Frostbu0g Naming JournM
and the Cumberland Dttiy Times.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17
by Request.
Father, Take NJ Hand.

BY Request,
Father, Take NJ Hand.
THE ANSWER.
The way is dark MY child, hut leads to light ;
| would not always have thee walk ~ Sight ,
Nv dealings ROW thor! canst not understand
meant it so hut | will take Thy hand,
And through the gloom
Lead safely honc
Thy child
The day GOES frst my child Bat is Tie night
Darker 10 me than day: IN me is hight;
Keep close to me, and every spectral band
OF fears shall vanish will take thy hand,
Aud through the night
Lead up 10 Light
My child.
The way is long, ny child But il shall be
Not one step longer than is best for tilCe;
And thou shalt know at last, wien thou
shal. stand
Safe at the goal, how lid take thy Land,
And q:ick and straight
Lead to Heavens gate
Ny child.
The path is rouhg, my Child. But o how
sweet
Ill he rest, Tor weary pilgrims meet.
When thou shalt reach the borders of: that
To which lead thee, as take thy hand,
And safe and blcst
With me shalt rest
My child.
The throng is great, my child, But at thy
side
Thy Father walks then be not terrified
For ] am with thee ; will thy foes command
TO let thee freely pass will take thy hand,
And through the throng
Lead safely along
My child
The cross is heavy my child. Yet there
was one
Who bore heavier for thcc-my Son.
My wcll-beloved. For Him, bear thine; and
With him ut last and, from thy T ,thels
hHnd
Thy cross laid down,
Receive Il crown,
My child.
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RECENT experiments have disprovcd the
long.accep,ed notion, endorsed by DR..
Cooling, DR., LcthebY and others Of equal
authority, that running streams, into
which impurities have been cmpIied, FREQ
themselves Of such In flowing few miles,
Locations on several streams, where the
flow was dozen miles or more wilhou,
receiving any sewage additional to that
of villages through which they had pre-
viously passed, were selected, and The
amount Of organic matter destroyed by
oxidation was estimated. As artsull Of
these experiments II was shown that, So
far from sewage, mixed with twenty times
its volume Of water, disappearing during
flow of ten or twelve miles, scarcely
two.thirds OF II would be destroyed Ia a
flow OF one hundred and sixty.eight miles
at the rate Of one mile an hour, or after
the lapse Of a week. These results, oh.
tanned in New England rivers, sustain the
opinion of Sir Benjamin Brodie, drawn
from examination Of Thames river, that
il Is simply impossible that the oxidiZing
power acting on sewage, running In mix
lures with water over distance Of any
length, should be sufficient TO remove its
noxious quality.