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4 7. STEWART n co. waat
= iNCUtNI-r who Thoroughly unler.tsnt. WHEEL
h.. WILSON'S AMI OTHER SEEMING NACHltEs.
Also.
Frt --ER TOE BOYS' CLOTHING.
Otly sureror ~ork'non need apply Al g.. st.
'-alce, B-oliN ay and l..h -.
~ cas.aen .,ab'e' en u,-ig men on seGlig.
tendon. ,r9n m sore. ana hotels PROVIDED net
"a ltl,.,n, .ls 10 w. Nn!Sg - 39tt
'uppgd cty Of country. ''''''S'
4 NasgPl o. Re Gedr.P ,g A4 3?..gy WIG !, soIR:
Win ch dren oho Visa to make home in the West.
Apply at 10 Eat Ith st.
A GFNT~.-New arue,. m. d,y seven others Just
=, 'D' ''''''' 1'' NdyEIfY Co. %! Broadway.
4 FHw .c,,ye snerss,ic mso q e'nya.'sr: feT re
av, New YORK.
errsu, ooy one that resides in Crooslyn, about
y l2ur iyears Of age at .. Duane st. up 'ts!r New
GENTS, come and something you can seI at
N 'sA' e'rry"her. 'utpsSTn snfT.E TIsE dPEo1tts Y,r.
A BOOT '"2 H. ioi1'ti f:sisa a%.sy. ASS
A COMPRTENT oy-ternan wanted. Can at a
LATHE bcrnisher wanted py the Lucus Hart
~ Manufacturing o. burllng slip,
\ H.p'se mAAias pfsfsrr5i' iij %e.tii6 St. ,'' '-
AGE>TTS WIN sc; eagitalc 90 make 60 qAy :ehns
A TF,M wanted on mems saters. % North ed ST.,
| ~ "illismsnurgh.
NFXPERIFNCED boy wanted to work at Tie
| n TIN business. Zss 10Th sy.
AtiRcr,GLAS- prs'.msn on ,o, aqs ,, custom pants
~ STEADY work ana good "ast' oi broad"Y
A NoTNG man tnat understands the nsh ami oyster
n business. ArpA a. l5i 81 ay
AsHI65fhRA.SS}T 'f%4fFF AG4FH Rseje5 &c. St
4 TINsNITn aHted at '7O 10Th .v.
YOUNG man is wanted that wants work
n L. LANG, li3 Grand st.
! R0y- and glrls can OBTAIN excellent home. with
s1eet, " rtI"''' III ''' "s'' " applying " " h''' "'
Roy wanted !. T,jl9ad i;oo and fGomml:'i22a of
Whiting hoy, COX ia, sun once, 80
RoY wanted 70 learn he s,stonery busines; must
ESSSGsso FanSn dS9 It., D'SSs Sew qoP. G.''''sa
boy wanted. u or IS yesr OF aye must iiys with
e ws Pen Hpe Ps q 'Ss Lss 20 Tad .Sf "a o ETf '
aaos 52s 'G H SI;'s & DE-, 5G e.
N RAKFRs.-A ,rong boy who mould at ooS sd
RAKER Wanted hr,t.clsss foreman on bread.
ID Apply cor h'cAs and Desra" st' Brooklyn.
DOY wanted to assist at tending bar iso west s5th
RRVsH draw hands wanted, Apply At nss factory,
ID 10 Rtadr Fl" up stairs
Icandy maker At <. KIMBALLs, l5s Fulton a.,
BrOONYn.
4 IuOOPEW e.ntel a, lsl William a. steady msn who
- understands trimming,
(,OMPDsITOR-, Two.thrders Can alter
y o'clock this morning, at lI3 Greenwich st.
IGd
ducing our goods 10y sample,
SECOND co, s. West s2d st.
ElGMT soqd P,s.e ensnteI rs g spinner, wanted who can
Ps Sa4s : '0' iI %ElSBERG EIRGGosyhs Btosdsy adv S
ElR-T-CI A~S carpet upholsterer. Wh BLRRI
d SONS, SO Fulton st., Brooklyn.
EIRsT-CLA-sc cutter wanted.
NlCoLL, its Bowery.
- snHe. staten Isand. ene that can turn nrsl
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S265. 1000 MrGobLD sCN0,LSS GiiiETsov
EEhI. Drawing takes place positively Dee. 10. No
iuriher postponement Tickets for ssle at S5 each
hAf tickets, $50 BY L, c, DENLlN, statiOner and
printer. " LSoT,J ST.; lev doors OF PosI oaee.
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Snblnns Aanhs.

MUTUAL BE>ERlr SAVINGS BtNk,
WI l6h MASS ~ ~, SUS RtlLpisG, NEW ! lukK.
Interest coAuueaces On the drst Of srsry month st
the rate Of slA Per cent.
HANk HOURS ROW 10 20 daily; also, Monday aud sat-
urday evenings, ~ 10 81, O'Clock.
ITNlO> DINE SAVINGS BANK,
l 3sS and 81 CANAL ST, corner LAight.
open daily from 10 t. and Monday evenings to !.
ASSETS. ELEVEN MlLLloN nOLLAis.
surplus, Sewn Hundred AMI Fifty Thousand Dollars.
SIX ttt DENr INTEREST ALLOWED.
Bank books IN English, rrench and German.
G, ), CHAPIN, rr-H-, Sd. HAINES, Pres.
T, s. ARMOUR, sec.
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Stwm9 glatOlu,s.
A NEW Wheeler 4 Wilson and one singer Sc wing
~ machine aso SOLID bac. wallut OedstcAd for sale
Ata great barsalu. CAL or address
DRLssMAkER - West ed st.
A LII kinds new sewing machines for sale to rent or
"a exchange, also, nOushi ana repaired good second.
hAnd very ehenpi monthly payments lGJ Canal st.
WHEELER a WILSON segtng machine for
N sale. Cal Al 5l2 9TH nv.
CD HAND sewing machine, tor f.le cheap tas en-
Machine Co., q UnlOn square,
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II RqYAL HAVANA Lottery or - IA =;
\ frOspeCtus for 1913 now ready. Address GEORGE
ufiAM, yWeybosset ST. Providence, Il. |.
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MY operator. can WNse from ti5 To 81 K.
N. ray = g. ch m .rs; others only pay as
night dres-c-, g. S. otlfrs pIy only s4Q. set cash
weekly Tor all tho * 80. and nay ly g. Al
the tna Of the month on auy rr.tcss sewing macA
Tou Ni'a Nors te y, round Fud after machines are
paid for. b r. bCtkWALTEH, s. East 9th st., oppo-
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ppRf. Trey, yihsAR VI sAHR}r1IPS, I6I tf t
DREW Leave Nestryst Per at $50 A. VI, and 81 st..
norh o. ESe ferry at - nanS 4, fqpakeIs Tary
RhnSbeck 1iy9ll, Caskill, and Hudson. ConnrCting
Pnnt Eornwaiir All S"s rSbnrsb rrtupnins ss,ne deS
81 Tickets Oy special cars and baggage checked to
ssratora and sharon
ONG ISLAND RhiLROAD COMPANY.
On and after saturday, Julv g. trains will leave james
slip follows; Leave Sith st., East river. is minutes
later;
$50 A. NJ, New London express train, connecting
with the steamer sunshine arriving At New London at
7soA. NJ Greenport and sag Harbor, Mai and Rock
s8 4. ~, Port Jeicrson, Locust Valley. and Rock.
aTay & eHcur,ion y JlCl trail trains v,,o.. train
i2Ol NJ special train for Newport, r. T.. with draw.
ncoa Mi sSi% ana SsFa s,fsss fiSRR esps r.
s@p. n, Rockaway s9d Hempstead express:
5.U F. ~, Fort Jefferson. Locust Valley. ar Rocks-
sSSj p ~ Sorthport. Locust Valley. aud Rocxsway
accommodation trains.
Trains connect At Jamaica with East New York. and
at Mineols Srh Hampstead
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunter. Point "a follows.
smA. NJ, Pot Jsnerson: Northport. Locust Valley
igU 4; NJ; RockaSy excursion trans
$50 +. ST., Northport, RocNaviy. and Hempstesd
tsp. VI, Rockaway accommodation trains.
qSENNi kISt roH .Itnli s>H iH6A>g g cSlp
ytR VIII eay frot, Harrison It" Pier 81 every morn
4 Ygmqsef. Hastings, DGeb. fefTy, lryingtSq sing
turning leaves Iona island a. G'ci5cK snr sing 10
taAen at half tie usual ritcs
hSK 70 wv r5a, to SIA s.pS sSSG
t. Ti be 9pfnsl 90 NSnaHy Jun S lSly.1s latt
7. u. Ecturnng. ,e1ye Newport a. y A. NJ. arriving
a.s asers can ,ase tcrry a, J,mc,s ,P W is oClocS
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I<NiAN LINE. For Queenstown and Liverpool
u kovs MAJ steamers are appoiutei to SAL As g. lows;
ClLl oE BEiSIoL, rhgrsday. sept u, A. NJ.
CITY OF PARIS saturday, sept. ~, II \. VI.
CITY OF BROOkLlN, Thursday, sept. Is, 2 =. NJ
I!I1 CE RICHMOND saturday, sept ?. ~, u
CITY OF NV YORK, 1hur-dHy. sept. 45. \. NJ.
CITY OF MONTREAL -Ntur ~, Sept. 2. MI
s1i each succeeding saturday rld thursday from Pier
70, Nurth rIter.
CABIN, go -, aud 90, gold, according TO acconmO
dAt.on.
l.g 1ui'rip -icEr's At low rates.
STf EEAGN-lu Liverpool, Queenstown. glasgow,
lo'i.nl Terry, London, Bristol, Or Card fo. Prepaid
ttr.,.CNfs-. - cu -rtuCN.
rrs,1-"--a i'rs. .- - Havre. Hamburg. sNe
drp, NurytN. nturark. a4t 4'Ars at reduced Iates.
lratts les. "a Il lowest rates.
ful tAllu and general business ~ Ply at The
Conn 3. u'lC ', q Vr1tIw y.
Pr rstrrrasr passage, At o. broadway.
JOHN -. DALE. Agent.
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Z ust anO tOano.

= USl ANU 3UUUu,
o-T or STOLES-BanS boos issued by the
Seamen's Bank for savings New YORK, to the .ub.
scrihcr W. 7. sutte II not found or returned TO the
NJ within ~ days from .bls date Win apply to tue
bank for new book WILLIAM /. 50 TITLE.
New YORK, sept, y, 1873.
I 0ST or stolen, Baak book issued 10y the seamen .
i bank for savings New YORK, the sunscI n ~ p
No. IFS Si II not found returned 10 the ank wiihln
thirty dals from this date, apply TO the bank Tor
anew book, FRANCIS BECHIER
New York. Sept. .. 1873.
CO. kEWARD.-LOst on 6th aY., Sept. 3, black
p " and tan slut with red collar name on collar
Sh a.. or 5is est sth 81
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FOR QUFEN-TOWS AND LlyEKPOOL.
CARVING the United states Mals.
NEVADA salls "Wednesday, sept. TO- at SD 4. VI.
MANHATTAN sail. Ye Ineslay. Sept. H. At G3) p. VI.
Cabin passsg-, So, gold Stteragr, $50 currency.
WILLIAMS a GUIoS,
~ Broadway, New York.
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y MffR>AA i ffo'Gt - "U'riwIL ~ III EiooI..
FOhISlGIl ~ TO LONDON DIRECT,
From llnrs "a ami o. North Eivrr
To QUEEN -ToNN AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY, Ihompsou.,......s SATURDAY sept l2 ll}o ".
lkANt b, An 10 IroaN sept D. at T. VI.
E1API, Grostn ..........Saturiy tyt. r. at =. VI.
,ANADA, Webster ...., = tur lns o,'. 4, st L. NJ.
TO LONDON ptkFCI.
HOLLAND, Bragg ..... Tnu sday, sept. H. Ate A ".
Cabin passage, s' ts0, t9l currency Stcorise, t2a
currency Return tckcts at reduced rates. prrpiii
NccrAge ticStts from Liverpool, Queenstown London.
derry Glasgow. Cardiff, Bristol or LONDON At the low.
est rates.
.for further Information apply At the company's
Pw. J. HURST. Manager
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PARTIES Wiling to work aud to earn hand.
h.seVius wages vii cal At the Great seslns Ma.
CnLt Etu uf Lu. -A1 RuscrN, whore the best paving
work !, given oui and only snail nsiamcut # not
over 8 per month retained for the payment OF sny
nrsi-clts- sewing machine, the bas'Ce being paid IN
cash. ttPtrruc'i hand. uA>e sl2 to s. sud ne~
hand. + 10 y week. steady employment the year
rouud. .9l BsN.ry
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GtanltS. ttmlts.

A -tTTE>rfO>.-Laiies taught m 81 t.1fs Of
n scNtns machines A. tte wiz hdCfli e 10 Ing
Co lN and lii q - ser ~ = uI operators lut,
81 can earn iron 81 e. s.jA wees carners make -
to o. week all sinus u sealing machines sold At
week and WORK work given 10 the sto-c or sent hon"
srts. draw -, undergsrmelts rsffl flannel, white
aud hickory shrts gwen ou' bes' place; pay 2jc
dozen more than any other store H. -- city.
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VTT- 7 Vt y FFFN ' FNF1
THF REST FAMILY PAPEK--rh- w-elv n
YORK sun SPACES. .iayelr. send your j. lla
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NnlustnltutL

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MERIUAI IiN-rIrurE.
FoKTY.sECOND
EXHIBITION
is Now OPEN.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE HALL.
I'd and Sd Avs, esi and e,th SITS.
erandcr display Of Novelties than ever before.
CONCERTS AFTERNOON ASD EVENING.
ADMISSION SOC. CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
POOTr- THEATRE. JEFFERSON.
J. D. DOoTH...............s Sole Lessee and Manager.
SECOND WEEK or JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
MONDAY. Sept. e and every evening during the week
VA'''' ''Oj j6%sEFG JEFFERSON
RIP VAN wiNRLE.
JEFFERSON MATINEE on SATURDAY next at i.so
SATURDAY EyENIIySG;, arr is, SECOND TINE of
s.at. may he secured slx days in advance At the 30.
Music store Of Z. II. Ditson q Co, iii broadway.
MAGGIE MITCHELL, OCT. g. 1873.
RQ}M,,.r,ntNxd T,g.kAT.k: ,,.,, ,n,,,.,
Preceded by the e'sIfifIEFPs sfEF sfT&ILk FIX i tn'
DMFE} SMls3THttSai ,:5E /. IL. 2a@ .sJs,;.l5. sT
since Ills return ',NNEE ,NNE. Iby{TniiyAxr
nALN's BROADWAY THEATRE,
~ - and ~ lrualway.
RECINS Az =.
Sole Lessee and Manager. ..... MIR. AUGUsrIN DAILY.
- Ia FILE 81 NJ ipAiE ANGoT,
AIMEE and her GREAT OptRA BOrFFE 'TROCPE.
SATURDAY AIlio o, LOCK,
LA rurtl ip,E SMfNlbXsISt ANeor
rlRsiN rlRM4iNfniAAf fiAf nm ! shAsoS' ihnt e. or
Ia GRASpE NpucHEssEi
Prices, t 80. and q. Family crc >. ~ cents
h-tiL'e prices,t sndtltO. FANNY crcle, ~ cents,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. CBesias !. to 50
MIR. AUGUsTIN DAILY. sole Lessee and Manager.
Ths great London sensation,
WANDERING
EVERY EVESING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Characters ~ the powerful dramatic
cOmpauy, inc ullnz
Sir. G.. l.. FOX,
TIE II. u. HAEkISs,
........ ... ERANK HARDENDERG.
WANDERING MARIE GORDON
Macy CAEH
JEW. FANNY HAYWOOD,
W.T. JENNINGS,
CHAs. LECLERCQ
Every night he fircS u * gFGI JAR FIX"
fNTTRbAY SIGHT, SEPT Is,
TIE WANDERING JEN
TIE ,po}s4Pftp cuup
uI IT. REHEARSAL another powerful SkNsArloN'en'
HAUNTED
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THF BEsr AGRICULTURAL PAPER n. ..t,
New York sun. SPACES. ola year. Seni your DO A,
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Gou7t tutNisrlu9.
Musltal sas,yam,als.

BEATTIEIi niRro. orIy t.nl Mr'tt p,n>
~ forte. octFSe rHuru corner. cHrNr rss 90 O..
for 80. j. BipDLI, il NAytr. ".."r, u"nr r'iifl
-s12j- 2j-BEaITIFUL 10 frame pffn' SO.
"a sc. GOLD~Ml II, - bit. ,~tr g., neat .HefI
4 LADY Wt'isri Tor tlu hands ur r.'--~ luI t0l
N round cornered pihluforte. . lmrd rt,
BEAUTIFUL. 7.octSye rosewood pAuos, h,rg.l
ID Tor cash or instAlImeuts. tABLE i1i wet S'ih
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THE BEsr POLITICAL PAPER-Thc Ncw Ysr
Wecky sun. tndeUcadent and Fa'thtm. AgiuN ~
lie Plunder. SPACES. g. wear. send yvar Do.n
The sun., 1873-09-10

THR BEsr NEWSPAPER. weekly Ncs Y
sun. SPACES. tlay year. send your Dollar
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HAS AL THE EEws.-r1e Weekly sew York
SPACES. Nsyear. send your p0.ar
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13

Every indication of debility and exhaustion is a
mute appeal of Nature for medicinal aid to arrest
the progress Of decay How are these silent ap-
peals Of phys weakness to the Of the
healing art usually met? Too often, unfortunate
ly, the dlu gs prescribed aggravate the symptoms
Whoever recommends drastic purgatives, or min
eral salivants, or poisonous alkaloids under such
circumstances, is an ally Of the ailment and an
advises the broken down and responding sufferer
to resort to that peerless vegetable invigorant
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, for aid and comfort
is a true philanthropist 1t is safe to say that
there never was an instance in which such advice
was given and accepted without the happicst
suits. From the very depths of weakness and
dependency thousands have been restored to
vtgor, health and cheerfuluoss by the renovating
operation of this wholesome stimulant and altera-
tive. All its medicinal ingredients remark
able for their sanative properties and in combina-
ton form an absolute specific for ind igestOn liver
complaint, nervous affections, rheumatism, inter
mittent and remittent fevers, general and local
weakness, and every species of disorder incident
to change of season or climate. The stimulativc
element of this invaluable protective and restora-
tive is not an impure exctant, but the thoroughly
rectifed essence of sound rye. admitted by all
good chemists to be the most healthful of exhil-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13
CURIOUS MARRIAGE CUSTOMS.

Weddings in Tangier are very fire.
quent, and make night hideous with
their noise. All except the very poorest
are accompanied with gun-fring and
music. When these Injuries are be-
yond the means of the families, the
women shrek ten times more to make
up for the deficiency. This is cheap
noise, and noise appears to be the great
deslderatum at these celebrations. No
religious ceremony takes place, as far
as could ascertain, in connection with
marriages in Morocco, beyond the
bridegroom saying certain number of
prayers, in one of the mosques, pre-
vlously. The fattening of the bride is
the only preparation on her part for
entrance into the holy state" For
this purpose, from the time of her be-
trothal, she is confined to one room, not
permitted to take any exercise, and
compelled to swallow large quantities of
kesksoo every day. This system, pur-
sued steadfastly for few weeks, brings
her into a condition of what is consid-
cred in Morocco becoming obesity.
have heard of an intended bride SO fat
that she was unable to stoop to pick up
her pocket handkerchief when she
dropped it, and who could with difficult
ty move across the room without assist
ance. Another curious custom observed
on these occasions is that the bride is
not permitted to leave her bed for eight
days after her marriage; nor, though
she is visited all this time by all her
married female relations and friends,
may she open her eyes or speak. On
the eighth day she gets out of bed for
the first time; her sash is put on with
this exception she has always appeared
in full dress), she opens her eyes,
speaks, and walks round the house.
This occasion is made a great gala of.
and the house is thrown open to every
one-of course the female sex-who
wishesto come in.-Appletons' Journal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13

The news gatherers of New Hamp-
shire seem to lack enterprise, for we
learn for the first time from the Paris
Figaro of very exciting and wonderful
occurrence in that distant region. The
State has been for some time infested
with band of assassins, who slaugh-
tered victims without number, inclrding,
we suppose, several thousand members
of the Legislature. These assassins
used to kill by severing the carotid
artery. The State police attacked them
(this proves the story to be a fiction),
and the banditti dashed through town,
passing photograph gallery at full
speed. The photographer turned his
machine upon the flying band and took
all their portraits in twinkling. By
the portraits these New Hampshire Kll-
Klux were recognized as the most re-
spected inhabitants of the district. The
population of New Hampshire has been
diminishing for some time, but we were
not aware of the cause before
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13

STEALING HEAVENS LIVERY. - The
great alcoholics Rcmcdy, VINEGAR
BITrERs, is everywhere driving pestifer-
Gus rum potions ont of the market.
That famous combination of the finest
medicinal herbs on the continent of
America is accomplishing such cures of
diseases which affect the stomach, the
liver, the bowels, the kidneys, and the
nervous system, that the grateful masses
have adopted it as their Standard .Spc-
cifc. The various rum bitters have
gone down before this pure vegetable
antidote like tenpins before well-aimed
ball. The people have at length discov-
cred that all the spirituous excitants are
worse than shams-that both morally
and incidentally they are inimical to the
well-being and safety of the community.
II 'front.' do. The handwriting is on the
wall They are weighed ana found
wanting. Rum remedies are defunct,
and VINEGAR BnTERs, THE UNIVERSAL
ANTIDoTE, reigns in their stead Com.
WHAT requires more philosophy than
taking things as they come? Part
ing with them as they go.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13

ENGLIsHMEN control the business,
commerce, and mines of the greater
portion of the American continent.
Their steamers carry the freight and
passengers of the western and eastern
coasts of South America, and the mines
of Sonora are owned by British COM
panies. In this way the wealth of Mex
leo and Peru is being absorbed into
London, and this has been going on
since the Viceroys of Spain were driven
from South and Central America. The
British are more adventurous than Amer
leans in risking their capital abroad
and though they may sometimes be vic
timized, us in the Little Emma specu-
lation, the money expended generally
returns with interest. Americans have
plenty of employment for their capital
at home. 1t is pity, however, that
our merchants have not given more at
tention to South American trade.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13
TIE Boston TraucUcr thinks it som,

TIE Boston Tauciicr thinks it some
what remarkable that the Temporary
insanity" SO much spok> II of in these
days never incites its subjects to do
benevolent deeds, but always works
toward crime. "Several persons, it
says, "who are extremely well-to-do,
have recently committed the highest
criminal offenses; it has also been
proved that at the moment they were
insane it has also been proved that
some of them at previous periods of
their existence had exhibited signs of
insanity, these being SO noticeable in
some cases rs to render confinement
necessary and yet no one of these per-
sons was over accused of having done
a benevolent deed while temporarily
insane. 1t is somewhat strange that
the effects of this temporary insanity
should always assume the form of
crime "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13

THE Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Ohio has been popularity known
for the last twenty years as Roaring
Bill Allen. In 1913 a great Democratic
meeting was held in Clarke county in a
railroad station. The Wings got an
engineer to run his locomotive into one
end of the station and open the whistle.
In this manner the voices of several
orators were drowned in succession.
Mr.. Allen was then brought forward,
and his voice was so powerful that it
was heard by the multitude over the
whistling, although a second locomotive
was brought in and added its powers to
the hideOus clamor.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13
BROpNs NOODEN WEDDING

Brown, young insurance friend of
ours, says the Boston Traveller, had
the fifth anniversary of his wooden we'd
ding occur about week ago, and his
friends determined to celebrate his
wooden wedding by u surprise party.
Brown came in yesterday and told us
how they succeeded. They commenced
by sending servant round with team
to take Brown and his wife ont to ride
at about seven, Then they began to
come with preseno and materials for
supper. There was little party of
five came first, all ladcn-hands full.
They all got nicely inside thc garden
gate, which shuts with spring, when
Browns big mastiff, who is always left
unclaimed in his masters absence, came
round the corner and surprised them.
One woman stepped on her dress, and in
her fall so dcmoralized fragile black
walnut bookcase she carried, that it
was afterward done up in q bundle and
presented as kindling-wood. Another
fellow got safely out of the yard, all but
part of his pants, while old Smithers,
who weighs 900 pounds, plunged wildly,
with the eight gallon pail of ice cream
he carried, through Browns glass hot
house in the corner of the yard, and
surprised some $50 worth of exotics.
Finally, they fixed things up and got
into the house, and, as it was about
time for Browns return, they COM
menced laying the supper-table. They
got down tea set of rare china that a
friend of Browns in the trade had loan
ed him week before, and broke two
pieces, SO that Brown has since been
obliged to mortgage his hen-house and
buy the set; and the comments of Mrs.
Brown, when she saw the condition OF
| the carpet, were sarcastic in the extreme.
Finally, as a browning touch, they tried
to hang out Chinese lanterns, with the
word "Welcome" on them, on the
porch over the front door. They sue
ceeded in hanging two lanterns, and
when they had saved the house from
the fiery fiend there wasn't porch enough
left to pay for the trouble of trying tc
hang out any more. Then they sal
down and waited for Brown and his
wife to come home. We drew the vel
over the scene that followed their re-
turn. Some scenes are too joyous to bt
[ lascrihnl in cold cold words
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13
THE New York World says the bride

The New York World says the bride
groom of the average Saratoga wedding
finds himself year after marriage "the
father of miserable little wretch of an
infant, destined, perhaps, some quarter
of century hence, to be himself the
progenitor of an even inferior edition of
the race" The World believes in
taking physical vigor into account when
matches are made in Heaven or at
watering place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-13

GAR1BAnDI is again out in eulogy of
the Paris Commune and the Interna-
tional Society. He says: eff the devil
were to found society for the purpose
of putting down sovereigns and priests,
l would proudly enroll myself in its
ranks" The priests probably believe
that Garibaldi has already joined such
a society.
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