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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-09
OPPERTTAS AND CANTATAS
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An Hour in Fairy land A Cantata in One Act
NO change of Scenery required, except for Tab
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in five Acts, for children's Dramatic, Singing
and Iabeaux. Price, 60 cents, in paper; IS cents
in boards
New years eve. Cantata in Three Parts, repre-
septing the Four Seasons. No change of Scenery
required except for Tableaux introduced behind the
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boards.
Pauline, the belle Of Saratoga. An Operetta for
adults, in Two Acts. Suitable for Parlor or Stage
No Scenery required. Price 50, in boards
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-09

A Georgia man who rode on to see
the coroner the other day, conidsntially
remarked to the individual that it was
astonishing to see how high a niger
IN watermelon patch can JUMP when
you fire at him from behind. The
coroner smiled slowly, and then pro-
eeeded to hunt up jury.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-09

"John, | wish you'd close that door, F"
sail an irritable father to his son. your
mother must be scolding somebody at
the other end Of the hall, there such
draft from that quarter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-09

rGNEH Masons Improved Glass Fruit Jars in on
l. half gallons and quarts for sale by
JuEe 17-tf. 8. A. BANNER
4 thildrens Extra long Stockings
" For sale by s. A. DANNER
attest styles of Ladies Cuffs,
IL for sale by s. a. BANNER.
Trish Linen suitable for ladies Dresee
II for sale by s A.DASNER
m erchantable produce taken in exchang
IL ior goods, by S.A. DAME
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-09
r O Z I r Y.
NJ OLD cANE-BoTToMEo CHAR.
BY W. NJ. THACKERAY.

-
its bandy-legged, hish-shouldered, worm-eaten
ssat,
With cracking CID back, and twisted old feet,
But since the fair morning when Fanny sat there,
bless thee and love thee Old eane-oottomed char
If chairs have but feeling, in holding such charms,
thin must have passed through your withered
old arfns;
I looked and longed, and wished in despair
/ wished myself turned to cane-bottolaed eean.
II was brit moment she sat in siifs place;
She'd scarf on her neck, and smile On her race!
A smile on her face and rose in her hair,
Aad she sat there and bloomen i'll my eane-boteomed
chair.
And so have valued my chair ever since,
Like the shrine Of saint, or the throne Vi prince
Saint Fanny my patroness sweet, declare,
The queen Of my heart and cane-bottomed chair.
When can dies burn low, and the eompanys gone,
In the silence of night as Sit here alone
sit here alone, but we yet are pair
NV Fanny see in my cane -bottomed chair.
She comes from the pas. and revisits my room;
She looks as she then did, al beauty and bloom;
So smiling and tender, fresh and 80 fair;
And yonder she sits in my cane-bottomed CHAIR
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-09

VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA VA
Stockholdcrsin this Company will pleasetaks
notice that the following acting agents are the
only authorized persons to make collections Of
money for this Company viz.
MOSES WALTON Director Woodstock
COL. G. W. MURPHY Agent Mt. jackson.
CAPT. G B. SAMUELS g 6. Front ROYAL.
A. B. IRlUk Director Han risonburg
ROBT BEVERLEY President Plains.
VIM IL. TAMS Agent Staunton
When they collect, they will alss rurn1shth
party paying them, with certificate of Stock
Money paid to any other persons except niysel.
will not be recognized.
GEORGE C. WEDDERBURN
Secretary and Treasurer.
Harrisonburg Registe, pleasecory,
Feb. % If.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-09-09
DIR. RAILWAYS

T aides Lastinf G iters, Boys and hildrers sh
~ Just received BY S.A. BANNER.
me lift.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
III eberoas Qlusl016eupo Dot

-ueberoas gusl01@en y n
&ero1ene 2ampen. -9ob 5 man
beim Qlusl1i6en pons3eroie -2ampen Die
9r0Bte Nor1i9t beoba9ten mub> lit ldon
oft warnenb. b.ertpdbnt luoroen. 9eiien un'
9eadtet sibt es nod INNER 2eute, Die
oiele orli6t 9dn5lidb auber M6t lonen.
&iirsli6 iteQte cine Trau in GelpD Dorf1pie
ge>p6bnli6 beim@@lafen9eben, Die &ero=
iene=2ampe auf Den Na6ttiid neben ibr
Bett> uno na6oem lie lid entleibet,
polte lie Die 2ampe, ,uie ie es lets 9e-
tbou> ausblolen; allein biesmal ioQte
es ni6t 70 9latt ab9eben. GDlinoer @lode
un6 @lasfu9el 5eiprongen NDo oas brent
nenoe &eroiene er9oB li6 nit 8libe5<
i6neae auf ben Na@ttil6 uno batte un=
feblbar au9 lofort 0as Bett ergriHen,
menn oie Trau ni1t Die &eiles9e9enlpart
sebabt, bdtte, nit einem &opf ffllien Die
6lamme 1ofert gu erItiden. Dieler San
l6eint uns 9eei9net> bpm neuem bic
Tra9e Sll er0rtern, tpel6es Die Bette Me>
t5ooe 6eim Nuslbi6en pon Reroiene'Qam=
pen lei. Ginise empfeblen oa5u oos 9er=
erl@roubsn bes 9o4tes, olletn es lino
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
uMein 6err," er,pieoerte Ylonooff lei

uMein 5err>" ertuieoerte Ylanooif lei
oenl6aftli6. ~9loele fiibrt 1T i6rem
@6reiben @riinoe an Die ouf 8Orur=
tbeilen beruben; ibre Norurtbeile min
id ebren, id meinestbeils tbeile oielelben
nidt; lpos liegt mir an elmer Notlonoli'
tdt> Der i6 ni6t eiumal cnttamme, an
einem @lauben, Oen i'd mir Quberli6 be-
femme SD oerfauf fe meinc @iiter> Siebe
no6 9eutl9lono uno lperoe fatbolil9."
vWie sic oas 10 lei9tbin auslpreden,
ncrr Baron" lo9te oer 8onfier ironll9
ld@elno. Limb lit Die 9leli9ion fein Tor=
urtDeil, uno Den &otbolicismus fam man
ni6t an5ieben mie eincn neuen Tod.
gHenn @ie fatbolil6 ueroen I'M Moele
gu beirotben, bat oas gar feinen Wertb,
oenn iDre Nnl9ouun9en aubern li6 oo=
our6 nidt i'm M}inoelten. QDenn iG
Sbre 9nl6auun9en an0ern uno lie in
Tolse oouon totbolild ,piiroen bonn
t0nnte Gle Tro9e Sbrer usberleoeluns
na1 0euti9lano in 8etra6t fommen. I"
go geben Gie mir @elegeubeit MIDI
iber Die fatboIilGe STRIDE al belebren.
2ollen sic Qloele mein 2ebrmeii iter lein.
Nus ibrem N}unoe CLAUDE id 9lQcs."
"9err Baron" logte Der Bantier ernit,
"unler CLAUDE 1T uns Su beili9 Inn i'm
als 2iebes6ote 5u 9ebrauden 8e6en Sic
III ein 2ano in lpeldem Die Stride frei
ibr 2eben entfaltet, 1tuoiren @ie bielelbe
BORT in ibren 2cbren uno in ibren Mer-
ten> uno tuenn sic aufri6ti9en 9er5ens
iDr 5uitimmen> 0ann fommen Sic tpieber." I"
~Wenn SIR @laube Sbnen au beili9
1T, I'M 5mei 9er5en su perbin0en 10
ibeint er Sbnen bod nidt beilig 9enu9>
um ni@t S'pei 9er5en ouSeinonoer gu
reiben."
Scr 8autier erDob iid. Isle tennen
meine Nnidt 9err Baron" la9te CT
tlbl. nueberle9en @ie li6 Die @ade,
uno tbuen Sic, mos Sic fir oos Bei ite
Dalten."
Teooor tonnte es nibt miBper feben,
oab Ser Bantier cine Tortlebung Der
l1nterbaltung ni6t fir mini ldenswertb
balte, uno empiobl iid).
Teobor badte jeoo6 ni6t oaron lid
our6 oiei ien einen ab9el6la9cuen @turm
entmutbi9en su loiien, Inn 10 mebr, oa
tein 3>ueifel oariiber bel linn ob,ualtete,
ooB Noele i'm liebe; benn bos batte lie
i)m in @e9enpart ibres 8aters init Ser.
iel6en eoeln OHenbeit befannt ,pie lie
linn lnter ben 9e9enlparti9en I'm itdnoen
lire 9an0 per,peigerte> unO ct muBte li6
iiber5eu9en, oob BON @eiten 8ernikti's
teinerlei 3>uang ouf Noele 9ciibt puroe.
gr boffte inbelien> tie nit ieinen Nerbalt-
niNen aus5ul ul0bncn uno fniipfte oebDalb
ben Wcrtebr init 8ernibti wieoerum en-
ger unb &oGolieii trieb i'm nit 9ro6er
@ntl l6ieOenbeit pets an Den 8anfier 81
belu6en. (@9lub fol9t)
-ueberbas NusI01@eno n
&ero1ene 8 mpen. - 9oB man
-. 0I . oIXS ~ o - a =, q -, t,o,, ! :.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13

plofonen itattgefunoen, nitbin oiele Nrt
eben 10 9efdbrlid lit als bas Musbloien.
uno bod sibt es Elm son5 einfa@es Mit'
tel, Die 2ampe l@nsQ uno li9er aum8er%
lOi6en su bringen. W}an nebme cine ruroc
5oQlon9e Poppfopeel BON ber oberenWeite
BEG Gplinoers> NIT einem Booen borin>
unO iiberoecfe oomit ben Gplinber, 10
miro Die 6lamme, neil ibr Die 2uft be.
nommen> 1ofort perlo19cn.
Gin beiterer 9 8orfall ereig<
nete @i9 tiir5li9 mdbreno elmer @eridts=
libung su Council bluffs in Somo. Gin
jln9er Yur16e itono unter Der 9(ntla9e,
bel Dem Branbe oes vO9oen 9oule~
mcbrere tuertbpolle Wrtifel 9eitoblsn su
bobcn, Dor ben @6ranten oes @eri6ts
uno muroe eben BON leinem Mntuolt in
sldnsenoer Meile pertbeioist, als lebterer
plDbli9 mitten in 1einen Siraoen itodte
uno leinen Glienten NIT entlebten 8llden
anltarrte. &idter @berif uno &C.
l9porene ob oieies leltiamen 8enebmens
erltaunt, be ltiirmten ben @ouotaten nit
Tragen, bis oerIelbe beransplabte: Ser
peroommte &erl trd9t ia meinen 9tod,
Der mir Dor einigen Monoten 9eltoblen
puroe." - @9ollenoes @e1ddter 6e-
lrbnte bieie Gntbiillung, ,uel6es lid 5ur
bDdten 9eiterteit feiserte als einc
nabere unterludun9 oes Nn9eflagten
Die erjtaunlibe Sbotla6e entbiillte, oob
er bic 9olen oes 9(ntld9ers an ocn 8ei-
ncn uuo Die 9oloene llbr zines Der &C.
lGlporcnen in Der Q8eitenta l6e botte.
Ser &erl mur6e iofprt peeoonnert uno
5uar unter @erluerfnng aQer miloernoeu
I'm itdnoe.
Cine 9uB B.@onnabeno> ben H. 9ea
5smber Mbenbs ,puroe> tuie Die 50. Nolts'
aeitun9" mittbeilt Die porlamentari1 19e
@oire beim Tiirten 8isuard burd Ell.
men mitten III berielben pl0blid ert0nen=
ben @9ub in Die lebDafteite Mufre9ung
perlebt. @s mar aber tein neues Qltten<
tat, nur bic lebbafte Disculiion iiber fritz
bere Mttentate fiibrte gu bieier louten
&eminiscen5. Sn einem oer @alons batte
ndmlib Der Tiirit als @noenfen II. 81.
neben ber &ulmanr' l@enYiitole audi ben
3epplper, nit lueldem Der iun9e Blino=
Gobn emit Inter ben 2inben auf i'm gea
feuert> auf6epabrt Mebrere 9lb9eoro=
nste betra6teten uno prii ften .oenielben,
als er plDbli6, ba ct unerluorteter Wei1e
nod 1barf 9elaoen ,uor, in Der @ano oes
Ginen f6 entlu6 uno Der @@ub bart al
oem Nb9coroneten Soroan (9eioesbeimD
poriber 9in9.
Gin baus1i6er Ga tte. @a~
rob poole bon Portamoutb New
9amplbire, lit bic 65idbrise @attin oes
66 Sabre alten Somes poole, bon 'uel-
DIEM lie geri@Hi9 9el6ieoen 5u lperoen
wiinld Sn ibr.r &oseidrift 9ibt fe
an, ooB ibre @atte nit Dem Iie erlt 5lDei
Sabre perbeiratbet it, iie iebr 9roul am
bebauoele. gr balte li9 permanent in Der
Slide auf no er bas Geuer made, oas
@el@irr 'uai6e uno bas @iien fo@e. CO.
rab 9ibt ferner an, oab ibr @atte, 10
oft lie se9eu lolde@in9riffe in ibre @e@te
GinlprU9e erboben> ibr nit elmer &aier%
ole 10 beftis auf Den &apf gel@lasen
babe, ooB oerlelbc NIT Beulen iiber uno
iiber beoedt lei uno ibr Die 9aare ans5us
9eben an fingen. Mls fernere, gegen 1ie
periihte @raulamfeiten 9ibt iie an, bob
ihrc @atte lie pom eriten SoQe ibrer gbe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13

q ai6t WeNldem, beren 9uneisuns man au;:
seHblidtt@ asrlqFeN betf iobaEb mon !aut9%Sst,
lbnen au l6mcidcln, iobalo man nldt IN allen
StiideN NIT ibnen einerlei Meinung 1T, elusrle
@ei@mad NIT tbncn bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
Obio @ailenfrcuuo.
Set 2eibeisene,
Gortleb

oSSSein 9iener BerniBfl's Gin G9relben
fir Teooor. So 1lalieff nabm cs ibm
ab nm es ieinem 9errn ST iiberreiden.
8orber betra6tete er es mod BON alien
Soften, uno be,uunberte oas 5iegel, oos
Die Bu9foben A. B. tru9. uWpn per
0errin," murnelte er bel lid). vgr fat
mebr Slid als Ser jtonb! 9lQes gelingt
biejen @rpBen. @ott @ott 9}llr nod
einmal 9u bai mid ieben laRen>, tue
oer alte @ospobin oas @eHihran -
M1ge feline @eele Der i1u6t feirs!- - Sap
mid aud 1ein Gnbe i9auen !"
Wtit bieien Morten mar er an Die
Sbure leines 9errn 9efommel1, uno NIT
Der rnterwiirfi9iten Miene bon BET Welt
trat ct Elm um Tepoor oos @9relben
au uberrei6en.
9ieler erbra9 es rojd uno Hberflo9
es; lein @eii6t tpuroe bleid, er preBte
bic 5dnbe an feline @tirne uno oos
@@reiben entiiel ibm. &pKalieH nobm
IS uno legte es auf Die Gde eines Slides.
Gann pFan5te ct lid mieoer NIT auf Der
BruIt setreu5ten Nrmen neben Der Sbure
aui.
.Gs lit allo aus Mm @noe nit benz
lb0nen 5raume BEG @lids in wel4em
id mid wieste J"
v@osppoin !" Iprod leile &o6alieff.
xDer lpri9t oa ," rief Teo6or in bic
6Dbe fabreno. vM6, 0u biit es, me!n
treuer &o0alieit 9u! Ob, id babe 10
monnige @@lolier ouf bas 9er5 oieles
Mao9en eebaut, unb iest i@reibt lie mir
talt, bic Yolin tonne nidt Die @attin
zines &uKen, Die &atbolitin ni9t Die
Satin eines @rie9en ,peroen."
Gin raider Blid 5udte iiber &oi iialieffs
@eli9t. Dann la9te er leiie: ~9os fat
ibr Water ibr seiost> oob lie i9re'ben ion.
Wer peib, Oh 1ie es 10 .meint! J"
f5eooor tlammerte li9 nit Der Gner9ie
zines Grtrintenoen on oielcn lesten &et=
tunesouter ieiner 2iebe uno es oauertc
nur penige Minuten, 10 mar er fe1t ooz
pom uber;eugt oaB Noele oieien 8rief
nur unter. Dem Crude zines brutolen
3wanaes ee11ricben bohen tDnne uno
oab es an Inn lei bos Mdo6en ni9t
auisugeben, 1onoern ju erobern.
uM6er pie ben @tarriinn 9ernibtl's
bre9en ?~ fraste Teooor mebr i@ lelber,
als ieinen Qeibeigenen.
u3a oibt es nur Elm Mittel !" 1agte
bic (er; .ober i9 ,peib nid)t, @dter@en> Oh
Sbr es anluenoen ,uollt!"
xDu ,ueibt Elm Mittel? Serous oomlt !"
uQabt lie beim ndbiten 8alle in @uren
@9litten iteisen> Fatt in Den ibres Waters;
brei quite 3enner oapor, unb fort nit ibr,
ouf Cure @ater> bonn tbnut Sbr es ab'
iparten bis -"
Gin mu9tieer TauFi9las in's @eNbt
unterbra1 Die Morte oes 2eibeigeneH.
v6unb pon einem Geibeigenen," rief Seo<
Dor <ntriijtet. Gin Blanooff bolt feline
Braut am beQen Sage ous Dem 9oule
ibres Yaters, um lie ulr Stride 5u flbren.
@eibt 9u ffinen beKern Motb?"
uNein :" enteeenete rubis &oNollefl
F6 nit Dem Q(erme1 1eines Rd ftagS oas
Blut aug Dem @eIi6te luil@enb.
~Derldminbe !"
Ser 2eibeisene perbeugte iib tief nno
sing. uGteili6 ;" murmelte er> als er
6rauBen mar, NIT sifti9em Blide> ~ie 1T
ni@t bic SoGter zines Geibei9enen!"
sSn Der bel6eioenen9ad adfammer, ptl6e
O,I;oI;,ff 80 on.u;oSo,1 &norhnn %.,nr mnrf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13

9as lit ]cDr perbd6tig Scbt bari Die
@el6idte nod ni9t enoen! &olialietf
bicte 6einen Wit auf baB iie re6t nobe
befreunbet tperben, unb bonn einen gBint
an bic Yolisei! @ie ,n09en 5ulammen
itiir5en. S1attcn meiner Mai6to on
1onit gera6t tperoen !"
Gs per9in9en inoelien mebrere Sage,
ebe &o0alieff @ele9enbeit fonO> Die Mn=
eeleeenbeit, bic linn 10 iebr am 9er5en
lag einen G6rtt 5u f0roern. Denn
Teobpr mar beocuteno 5uriicfboltenoer
9erpor6en unb beidrdnfte 1ib oaraut
0ie 0ien lte ieines 2cibei9encn unsuneb-
men, obne li6 5l1 Nertrouli6teiten Derbei
gu laNen. @6er Der Qeibeisene mar Mei=
lter in Der @eoulb; CT ,uu Bte> ooB Der
glu9enblid tommen tperoe> no 1ein $9err
leiner beourfte> uno Ct ,rartcte borauf.
Ser 9(ugenblid fam, uno er fono&oIa*
lief porbereitet. Diesunal mar es feline
Gntfii6rung> Die er leineln Serrn onrietb
ct erinnerte i'm 6aron> 0ab er ia cigent'
li6 gar fein Gu1le, 5on0ern Elm Oeutl6er
iei, unb laste ibm, oab ct piele 2eute
aefonnt, ,uel6e in's @ebeime einen an,
oeren Glauben batten> ols lie 0ffentlid
lagten. 9os waren Borl l6la9e bic
Teooor beHer einleu6teten. gr tonnte
bober Dem 8anfier ndber treten, unb Die
len piellei6t 5u elmer @enoerung feiner
NnliGten bc,uesen. 0a5u mubte er ober
nit 1einen Mbl li6ten beroustreten unb
nm bies tbun su tDnnen nuB BITE er li6
notbpenoi9er Weile 5uerlt nit 1einer
Wlutter in's Benebmen ieben.
&atinfa ,porcn Die @iinl6e ibres @ob<
neg ni9ts ,ueni9er ols angenebm. Wobl
bdtte Tie es 9erne 9e1eben, baB oerlelbe lid
perbeirotbe; oies t0nnte i'm pieuei6t bon
man6em l1m9on9e 5uriidbalten, Den 1ie
9eraoe nidt fir belonbers empieblensz
ipertb bielt. elllein 1ie ltelte ibm oor>
oob cine sliidli6e Gbe ouf @emeinlon1.
felt Der Nnl6auun9en un0 Snterelien
beruben mii1le. 9ier aber lei Qlles ein<
amber ent9e9en9elebt; Scr @laube, Der
@ton), Die Notipnalitdt> unb lpie es li6
nit Den beioerl leiti9en @erm09en per6alte,
,ui1ie man ni6t. ct tueroe BET &c9ie<
rung our9 eine @erbinoun9 nit elmer
Yolin peroa@ti9, feline @tanoes9enolien
niiroen i9n ,ue9cn Der 9eirotb NIT einen
blrgerli1en MaOden pero6ten llnb
lpenn er gum &otbolicismus iibertrete, 10
risfire er Die Gonfiscation ieiner Glitter
nit einem Pob na@ @ibrien.
9(ber &atinta prebi9te einem @erlieb=
ten b. +. uouitdnoig touben Obren :;
lie. grobere 9inocrniHe lid auftDiirmten,
Inn 10 unbdnoiger ,puroe Teo6or; un0 er
erfldrte 5ulekt 0ob er obne Noele nid)t
leben tDnne, uno >uenn er lie fi6t erlon9e
10 weroe er lid, cine &u9el burd ben
&opf joeen. Sic su auem auberiten
genei9te Notur Teooors licb in Der Sbot
6en @ebonten bes @elltmor0es ni6t
unm09li9 erl6einen uno no6 lon9em
@trduben uilli9te &atinto elm, ibrerleits
| lire 3ultimmun9 Su 9eben, >uenn ct bic
iibrisen9inoeruille bin'ue99eraumt boben
tuer6e.
Dtit bieiem erfen Grfolee 5ufrieoen,
begab K6 Geeoor an einem Ser na6iten
Sage gum Bantiev 8ernibti, Inn oem=
lelben NIT aller OHsnbeit @eipe Mbi9ten
be5l9li9 Moelens n1it5utbeilea. g9ie ct
ertportet. fono er ben 8anfier BON Dem
]QiphpShprhGItni1ip unh hrr hei1nIiC1es1
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

WINELAND is selling his goods for CASH,
in the new building, opposite the old stand.
II YOU want the genuine London
Brown Stout, Ale, fine WHISTLES, Brandics
and Wines, 90 to B. STERN's Liquor store.
Wall Paper and Hsl Dsss.-R.
r. WASH, third building West Of Post Office.
READ B. Stems new advertisement in
another column.
WINELANp is selling his goods fer CASH,
in the new building, opposite the Old stand,
3eautify yOtgr k0me@.-Cnll at
once on H. Robinson and make your sclec-
tons of Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Grape
Vines. Strawberries, Currants, etc, Or, II
desired, Mr.. Robinson will visit your resi-.
dence and assist in making choice selections
Don't forget to leave your orders early,
Cat This QUIT May Save
Your 1.iac.--Thcre is No person living
but what suffers more or less with Lung
Disease, Coughs, Colds or Consumption,
vet some would die rather than pay -
cents for bottle Of medicine that would
cure them. DIR. \. Boschcc's German
Syrup has lately been introduced in this
/ country from Germany, and lis woE-
derous curca astonsh every one
that try il. Ii you doubt what we ray in
print, cut this on; and take it TO your
Druggists, G. \. Wingert IL LeFevre *
Son or Mcneil ard McCulloh, and get a
sample hottie ior 10 cents and try it, or a
req Lar size for 10 cents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06
LOOK OUT FOR THE
EsO0t. Shoe ~r9ss HAT ElEI FsGTiaaEia

IN Bank building, opposite St Mch,ols
i Church, Main ~ irostbUrg, Md
All who want anything in the line OF
Shoes. of the best and finest quality;
Shoes Of the best and heaviest make Shoes
for poor or rich, young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. ssoG.S for Men; Boots for Ladies;
Boots for Children; Boots for ali. EeatS
for old and vorng. TRUNKS, NALISES,
&c.,--all nj fair prices, should 90 to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
ny Boots and Shoes made to order. Re
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leather
and Shoe Findings on hand. Aptl3
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06


The determination Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company TO re.
duce the freight tariff Oh coal from
Cumberland, Piedmont, and other
coal shipping points, twenty-five
cents per ton, and its way rate pro
portionately, is accepted in this sec.
ton with marked satisfaction. If the
reduction is permanent, as Is asserted
all mining interests must be benefited
both in enlarged profits and increased
production.
Coming from this source, the reduc-
ton seems to be specially suspicious
of vet better times for trade ii thi:
section. The high tariff hitherto eX-
acted for the hauling and tran+porta-
ton of coal has retarded development
here in probably the same ratio
they have enriched the carr;ers-a
ratio which may nov be easily dis
cerned in the ample ability Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad TO cope
with its formidable rival.
Another reason for such cXYectan-
cy is found in the competition already
introduced by the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company for coal transportation
over the State line. Indeed, to a re
duction by this route We are really
indebted for that which is conceded
by the B. &. o. r. r., the latter only
diminishing its rate when t began
to feel the loss Of carriage diverted
the other way. However, this delay
is very far redeemed when we under-
stand the reduction possesses the i'm
portant merit of "permanency.
So far, therefore, the railroad wa!
has resulted in good the next devel
opmcnt, it is hoped, will be better.
HoBNCB.-Thc Times and Mr. Gormar
have gotten oil their war stilts-that Is
the Times says ii agrees with Mr.. German
proposition for "a survey for an extension
of the Canal from Georgetown to Bait!
more" This unexpected, sudden "mity
will, doubtless, secure the requisite con
gressional appropriation, about WiFicl
time it would not be !. bad idea toT ON
Westernrort friends TO get these two spirit:
to tiovctail in favor of our extension. Tht
effort will succeed, or it will he found thai
the Times sympathcs lie deeper il Bait
more than about Westcrnpolt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06


The IRON TRADE.-Ihe trade in
both pig and manufactured irons re
mains in the same listless condition as
recently noted, and it is not expected
that any material change will take
place until navigation opens and Jack
Frost shall have given up his hold up
on mother earth. All kinds Of build
ing is suspended and shipments axe
greatly deferred while our bay aud riv-
ers arc impossible with lee. Prices
are little irmer in view OF many Of
the furnaces, III the Schuylkill and Lee
high Districts, having to give Up man
ufacturing owing to the scarcity Of a
full supply.-Coal and Iron Record
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

The proprietors of the Eagle Mills,
at Taunton. Massachusetts,, have yield
ed to the demands of the strikers, and
the mills resumed work yesterday at
the old prices.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

At the convention of the sovereigns
of industry, which hes been in session
in Boston, the newly revised trade
list was presented on Friday, giving
greatly reduced rates in goods where
arrangements have been made, viz:
Clothing, hats and caps, groceries,
produce, flour, and sewing machines
The order is increasing rapidly, now
l20 councils in that State and $4,000
members.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

Colonel Forney remarks that the
working people of America are the
happlest and best paid on earth Lut
none of EN- had received $25, 600 in Il
lump at latest accounts.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06
This is Q world Of beauty,
As other worlds above;
Ifall would do their duty
Ii might 3r iUll OF love.

| would make E"'4 COS ,oI' u 'i1
class spoke ct wou1 can ON III, ! m",',,'
say, 90 I" work; mere Is no a",'" ...',,
against poverty" Many a young h'"m
would have been saved from me , nl,'{T J., IL
he lad learned in rs i"'h'fS mouse no"
to make himself uSHnI , ,...,..,,,,
\ man IN Hi;i,"n '3E'H we '"M MI -
had Travelled for y. , Ni'2i'' ''i'''" IL
wears, that is ny %;-e and h"mr
Nirginans viii pay "iu o'''S Oh 'hg
standing hHtcr ii"n any "'LH ,"T ,I.: m " w
world ] loit TWO toNe- OF Sr seq, Y, WIZ" wv, W.
Y DooIitt!c nj t'''lhan, w. w. "a t '5c,
I'm, 1859. IaIi'd on nam i",' Nv" .ni
and found lie had quit store ktcplh" ana
gone to boot making, hayIn% ha III, 1, sou" one
bad luck; He took my measure . "'@ S ,Il
he would make NE pair of nGo's 81, t3r , tn,
debt agreed to tie n! rn% ,n, an" t Sca.
after year Gang! on il'''' ,''' Va hv ry.
were sent to Piedmont w va; ny tA'
press Jan. 10Th, 80 'nc.oSI , i.'' &C. e.,
Cclpt WIN one u"l,i "i.' "a, n'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

Hannibal, Mo, claims to have a
new found silye. mine yielding $500
Der ton
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

The returned Black Hills miner
says: Timber and game are abundant,
and they find gold wherever they GO
but how about the fellers who are
neither game nor timber?