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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

The full extent of tho terrible disas-
ter in the coal mine at Abercarne yes
terday is now known. At half past two
o'clock this morning the flooding OF tho
pit was begun At that hour the fire
was within q short distance of the bot
tom of the shaft, and all hope Of fur
ther rescues had TO be abandoned.
When this decision was announced 10
the relatives Of the POL men still in the
pit tho scene was terrible beyond de-
scription. Thirteen additional bodies
Of victims of the explosion were recov-
cred before the flooding OF the pit was
begun.
The Abercarne colliery is the prop
erty OF the i. B. b. w. Vale Steel,
Iron, and Coal Company, one of the
largest iron and coal proprietors in
South Wales. It is situateda u few hun.
dred yards from Abercarno Railway
station, in tie Western Valley section
Of the Monmouthshire Railway.
The valley is one OF tho most charm.
ing in the district, and lies within sight
Of the Crumlin Viaduet; 80 we'll known
to travellers. The pit, which is $40
yards deep and one Of tho largest and
best worked in the district, was yield
ing 1000 tons Of steam coal daily. The
machinery, for winding, pumping and
ventilating was of the best kind, and
the use of safety lamps in the mine was
rigidly enforced. The cause of the ex-
plosion cannot even be surmised
Three detonations were successfully
heard on the surface. The framework
and castings of the pit were thrown 10
a height of 800 feet above the mouth OF
the shaft. The eolliery employs up
ward of ], 900 hands, Of whom 373, TAX
ing their turn or ''shift," went down at
eleven o'clock In the morning. Twenty
one of this number came up OF noon.
up to which time nothing had occurred
to create suspicion Of danger.
At 1910 p. ~, a loud rumbling
noise was heard, quickly followed by q
flash of flame from the pits mouth, and
column OF smoke, dust and debris
ascending high in the air. The ezplo'
sion damaged the winding gear, thus
destroying the only means OF commu-
nication with the men in the pit. As
soon as the gearing could be repaired
working parties were sent down the
shaft, and eighty-two men and boys
working. within few hundred yards oi
the shaft were rescued. But il became
evident, as attempts were made to ad-
vance into the workings, that but little
hope could be entertained Of any life
surviving. About 400 yards from the
bottom of the shaft are the stables, and
here fourteen horses were found, all
dead. Beyond this point the explorers
could not go. ON account Of the impu.
rity Of the air and the prevalence Of the
choke-damp.
Volunteer explorers brought ont ten
| or twelve men very much burned, and
also seven dead bodies; but il is feared
that no others can be for the present
got at in consequence OF the fire extend
ing, and there remains no reasonable
hope that any further lives will be
saved The whole district Of Mon.
mouthshire is much excited. and il
seemed last night as il the entire female
population of the district had gathered
about the mouth Of the shaft.-K. y
Sun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11
The California sack Holder.

Among the many new Inventions and Ia.
bor-saVing contriyaneea that have been iu.
tr0duced 10 the public, there ID none that
recommends Itself 80 fully aud readily 81 the
California sack holder. By it, uss the labor
Of one man is saved, aud the snekinR Of grain
Instead OF being the tifesome back. break.
ing work as heretofore, becomes light and
agreeable. Ia fact a boy can operate IL as
well ~ a man. The saek. .hoider, like most
Of the more useful inventions, Ia very simple
In its construction, and II II next 70 impossls
bis 70 get Il out OF order. Il IL light, weigh.
Ing but about " pounds, and will last though
constantly used for years. II ID adjustable to
any siEed sack, aud allows no wastage what.
ever. We consider that Il ih one of The mort
useful California inventions We have seen.
The patentees deserve 10 realize the hand.
some profit We predict for them, and We feel
warranted In making the prediction from
the large number Of people who nightly ex-
anime its practical workings at the Ne.
chanies' Pavilion, aud the great number Of
orders the agents are receiving. II. NJ.
Covert, 3O1 Davis st., 3. y. are general agsnts,
10 whom all orders should be addressed -
.. +, Pacific Hurai Presz.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11
Wit and Humor.

Minnie Sofa and Ella Noyes report
good crops.
Boston Corbett, the man who killed
Booth, was last heard of in Nevada.
Nowadays there are more people 60
ing thro' the rye than coming through.
A man is obliged to die before his
VIII amounts to anything, but that of
8 woman is always in force.
The tree under which the tramp de-
lights to shelter himself from the sun
must be the loW-cuss tree.
Who are your business relations anv-
how2 Uncles, aunts, or what2-f ".
\. Express. Your wife can tell you.
"Gab, has become National dis
ease In this country.-[ Philadelphia
Chronicle Herald. So it has, with
Mr.. John Cass wants his name
changed. He objects not to "Cass. /"
neither is John" nor "Jack." distaste
full; but Jack Cass" is more than he
can or will stand.-[ Portland me. J
Transcript. Too bad; poor Jack cAss !.
How stealthiIy from patch to patch
Proceeds the youthful felon,
And many luckless farmer man
OSAACaa9 suS 04toE E-u1tlDu.
-Yonkers Gazette.
sis that friend of yours % asked O
gentleman pointing to a party who was
sailing rapidly down the street. "Can't
tell till next Saturday" returned the
person addressed, 'tI've just lent him
dollar"
A candidate for Congress in the First
District of Virginia is sharp colored
gentlemen named VIM. Hare Pinn.
He carries good head on a pair OF
broad shoulders, his hair is almost az
straight as that of a white man, and
that Is the kind Of Hare Pinn he is.
What is home without mortgage
For three-quarters of its worth?
Interest and taxes make Il
Quite the dearest spot on earth.
When the bondholder so bloated
6aily scoops your hard-earned dimeg
What Is home without a mortgage
In these hard, precarious times.
A Cincinnati man took his wffe'f
false teeth and bit the dog with them
And if she wasn't just the maddesl
woman. She took his glass-eye and
looked up the chimney with it, but the
unfeeling brute robbed even that pool
revenge Of its sting by laughing al
her.
George had his hair shingled dowr
so close to his head that it looked like
base ball. Then he went to Clara
and said: my head feels as light as 8
transparency And Clara said: ssNc
doubt, for all there Is in it is on the
outside" And George hasn't beer
able to make up his mind yet, what she
meant by it, but he thinks it sounded
il-natured.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11
A Word OF Warning to Counter
Reiters.

The widespread fame OF Hostetter,s
Stomach Bltters causes n necessity on our
part 10 remind, from time 10 time, whom Il
may concern. Of .the fact that initiating said
article ls a punishable offence, aud We now
give this word Of caution, that we Will most
assuredly have all those persons engaged in
re.Aling our secondhand bottles, selling by
The gallon or barrel. or In any manner what.
soever palfnlng Off on the public spurious
article purpoftlng 10 be our preparati0n,
punished 70 the fun extent Of tho law Pen.
atty for eounterfelting, or dealing IN eoun.
terfeit trade mark goods. aa set forth IN 4
law recently passed by Congress: Fine not
exceeding $1,000 or Imprisonment not more
than two yeArs, or both such fine and inn
prisonmeat.n Weneyer fall 70 convict.
Noriea 10 DEALERS AND PUHCuAsanss--
Hostettcr's Blttera are never, under any cir
euBlsfanees, sold in bulk, BUT ALWAYS N BOT.
TLEs, with flnely engraved U. y. Internal
Revenue (speelal proprietary Stamp cover.
Ing the cork of each bottle, fastened 10 both
sldes Of the neck Of same. All Bitters puF.
porting 10 be Hosietter's, without this star, D
are counterfeit. UosTKTTKH x SMITH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11
The NobIest Of Dogs.

Every one - familiar with the appear
ance of the noble Newfoundland dog,
whose splendid qualities. physical and
moral, are famous sll over the world.
We still enjoy n pre-eminence IN pro-
ducing the pure breed; and consider
able numbers of them are exported
yearly, the demand for them in other
countries being still very great Their
intelligence, gentleness, fidelity, and
affection for their masters have made
them universal favorites; while their
aquatic propensities and powers, which
they often display in rescuing human
beings from o watery grave, add greatly
TO their value. The true Newfoundland
dog is entirely black, from twenty-six
to thirty inches in height, OF a power
ful frame, majestic appearance and be-
nevolent expression Of countenance.
In this island they seldom exceed twen-
ty-six inches in height, but in England
they reach thirty and in rare cases
thirty-two inches. Last year q German
friend Of mine, Herr T. A. Verkruzen.
distinguished conchologist, brought
here, as q present, three fine young
dogs OF the Leonberg breed, nov pro.
nounced to be the finest in the world,
superior even to onF own. We have
thus the prospect of possessing shortly
still more magnificent race of dogs
than the Newfoundland. The speci-
mems of this new breed have in one
year grown to be splendid animals, and
by good judges are pronounced to be
the finest ever seen in the country.
They are expected to propagate this
year, but will not be full grown till tLc
third year.
The Leonberg is the result of skillful
crossing between the st. Bernard, the
Newfoundland, aud the wolf dog of the
Pyrenees, and appears to combine the
best qualities of the three noble races.
Baron Essig Of Leonberg, Wurtemberg,
Germany, was the breeder of this new
species, which is already worId-re-
nowned; and our specimens were OBJ
tanned direct from his establishment,
and were very carefully selected. They
are the fayorites Of kings, princes, and
mobiles in Europe. The Empress of
Austria has one of them, the Prince OF
Wales another; Prince Bismarck and
Garibaldi, the Grand Duke Frederick
of Baden, and scores OF other exalted
personages are possessors of the famous
Leonberg. A good specimen, well
bfhlueu, OtJou hotlb IOf ScOU bbeflInR, anQ
even as high as e100. They are eagerly
sought after in all parts of the world to
which their fame has penetrated; and
they thrive in all climates. At the
great dog shows Of London, Paris,
Vienna, Berlin, Baden, and Lima in
Peru, they have carried off the foremost
prizes In 1873, at the Paris dog show
the first prizes of two gold medals were
won by Leonberg dogs. They grow
to be thirty to thirty-six inches il
height, and ARE frequently over 10(
pounds in weight. with noble heads and
great symmetry Of form. They are ex
ceedingly gentle, and possess such in
telligenee that they can be trained tc
do almost anything within the compass
Of doghood. .-Bostops Iravelier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11
No Encouragement.

A brisk fight between two bows at
the foot of Griswold street yesterday
was interrupted by citizen, who. after
releasing one Of them, made the other
sit down on q salt-barrel and be talked
to.
Now, then, he began, s'it is a ter
rible thing for boy like you to be con-
Quoting in this manner. .
I'D q licked him IL you hadn't
come upp walled the boy as he care.
fully wiped his scratched nose.
Suppose you had. Do you want TO be
considered dog2 Why don't yon try
and be good boy and get along peace
fully with everybody? ? Suppose Won had
rolled of the wharf and been drown
cd ?"
''spose'n 1 hadn't, tool It's the good
boys who get drownedl"
"Whatl"
Its so, and ! kin prove itl I'll bet q
dollar agin cent that more Sunday
school boys have been drowned this
year than bad 'unsl"
The man reflected and did not dispute
the assertion.
"And more run over by the cars, "
continued the boy.
No answer again.
"And more Of 'em got sick and dad.
and Ill bet I've got more money and
have more fun and peanuts than any
good boy in DetroitP
"But the good are rewarded" quiet
ly observed the man.
$50 are the bad" replied the boy.
I'll bet I make fifty cents before
dark"
'But the good are respected"
''Soam /. I kin go up to the post
Office and borry three dollars 'thout any
security and I'll bet ten to Ave you can't
Come, now-put up the Iucrel"
My boy, sadly observed the man.
"you must think of the future. DOM
you want to be looked up to and re-
spected when you are o man %
That's too fur ahead, 7" was the lone.
some reply. II anybody thinks I'm 90
ing to be called clothes-pin and a
wheel barrow and hair brush by eli
/ the boys and not go for 'em, list for the
sake Of lookin' like an angel when I pe,
to be a man, they is mistaken in the
house, and you dasn't bet they
ANTI"
And he "dasn't." = Detroit Ere.
Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

Mr.. G. D. Sauders, Of Parkersburg,
W. Va, is tall, straight. robust man,
between 80 and 80. He has not slept
for fifteen years. He feels tired some
times, but never sleepy, though he has
tried working continuously for ten or
eleven days and nights. Heavy opiates
have no effect upon him. At night he
goes to bed $50 as to be out of the
way" and lies there and thinks, but
does not sleep.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

One lady read in the paper how a
smitten youth had expended S12O 900
on one of the most distinguished queens
of the demi.monde.
"A hundred and twenty thousand
dollars, says one of her auditors:
'fyou wouldn't catch him spending
$120, 900 on 3 decent woman. Oh,
those menI"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

Eight young women Of Celina, O.,
have become brass band.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

WaT hit that every persoa that Hses wa,eosf's
fain Faiat recommends Il 70 shsis aaiietsa neiEh
boFs7 Bsesass lt has doae for tAsm All that aas
pFolHises 10 do. Address n FINLEY. iGsa Market
s.. 8aa FRA nsisos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

Any parties DESTROYS Of hasihE goods purchased for
thsm IN san Franeiaeo do 80 b. addressing Aiff
~ u. Ashley. whs viii ssad samples u goods for
their insPeesies To the lAdIs4 ! would sas that !
have arsteinss eslabiishfnehl Tor DrcsamAkiHs.
an prepared sxeeute eonHgry orders Wif dispatch
De * engaged ln bnsness hste have The ads laae
Of buying goods direct from ths importers a. Shois-
sar. and would give my patrons the beasft Of
foods psrehased aud seat & o. u. send loF Circular
Address AEs ". II. ASHLEY. $50 sHitsT street.
Room 81. Aan FHaaeiseo.
FIHRF PmoToa aras.--PFiuek greatly raauesd.
HoussuoFth. Fhetographsf. g Nonigussry 81. =. p.
hrrtaAtgk = Cos Pstieras. faii styles. saBd
stamp ioF essAi0xas. tsa Pos st. sAa Fraasiseo.'
Now reasiY-Fan styles Damesue Paper Fash.
ioas. Beaa ssAsHP tos ca'Aiasas. . roal o.. g.. ,.
sraorAeLEs Asp EYE GLAssns.-Priers zFessiy r.
aaeed HoassSorfh. Optieiaa. EBnasry e. 3 r.
PH0roanAFas Of superior auish sf Aorsaia Faiaos
of AFi. atG Mosssosnefy sireet, sss Fnaneisea.
II. wAeHHoHsT. Matchmaker ana Jewsisr. importer
Of Diamonds. watches, js1slsy, silver and silver
plated ware y g.. asegsmsnto. Cal
oHHAT inducements 10 Agsata. All the best selling
HoTeitira. send ttAmP for Fs4sced prizes lat. SAP
LEH Co. lie Post street Aae frsseisoo.
J.F. HILL msAafasnS sr Of Carriages. Baexiaa
Express. Thor0agA Brace and QnAFtz Wagons. Ger.
per aHd tsth Sta. r. Q. boz =. Sacramento. Cal.
AL Photographs made Al TIE ses York 0Aliesy
No. - Thra 4 ", guaranteed 70 bs hfsteaas
Prices 70 saii he sisnea :. g RsfEaa. Propf3slof.
Fer "a largest amount u reading. iAs fSssAesi
ses. fAs Asst asartef reports. read fAs saeraassao
WEEKLY HFfON
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

}. W. saAERfER q CO.'S GREEN SEAL
CIGARS ars made from ansst Havana To1
bAeeo. S23 sAeFamentb atrent. San Franeiaeo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11
STANDARD OIL GO.

~ &A4t01&90 VA& wv
ean ffanctkce. Cleveland and Nes York.
LArEest mfs'na % Illuminating oiis In The world.
Consequently the Cheapest sellers.
ttelect ali statements By nfercsfcd dealers and In.
sist on having one af the following brands.
PEARL OIL Ss sss., ris Es 3 e.s y z
DEvOE'S BRILLIANT iio fiHE TEST
PRATT'S ASTRAL lso FIRE rEsr
eHHTT1e pHfihnT ne FIRK TEST.
m EnDuENE 40 ftRE Tksr
CAUTION sswss e s'Fss e. Fu .ss1s s e
brands. Report all enefs ofsash OILS 70 a. AZ
1aa caltforaia street, saaIFran cisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11
CROs8ETT DENTIST
No. 80 ThaFd street. san Yrnaeisee-
KMlGHI'S WATER WHEEL

rIsHRsUPRHToRITY or THIS WHEEL IS WELL
snhatantiated hy re large number nov N use. lt
q my once. For aale By ALAAHtN d. Paul. room
- sale Deposif Building. g. y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

0nHAS inducements 10 Agsata. All the best selling
oveitius. send ttAmp for Fs'iseea price lat SAP
b 4 Co. iia Raal atrecl aae Rrnaelsnn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

PH0roanAFas Of superior auisa q Morss's Faisos
{ AFf. atT Asstssiuefy street, sss Fnaaeisca
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

For IA largest a1sSHnf u reading. fAs fSssAesf
fAs Aest ssartef reports. read tAs
WEEKLY UNION.
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NEWSPAPERS
Bought and Sold.

WE FREQUENTLY HAVE INQUIRIES ABOUT
W papass Tor sale by parties Who Efsn % bay. also
ia regard new to9uH desiring 70 have paper eEfs
.shed an parties uho wish o buy Or sell - veil as
tase Who wish for any rfsrtnatloa n regard 20 The
neNNpapcr business on fAls coaEf Wifi 90 we'll 70
manfeafe with fasinc SeHspaper Publishing
Co. CARLOS WHITE. Proprietor. Gas Ald Sss
Aarkrf St. san Francisco. r. o. Box zgsf.
sW-outHiaes. lnsl6ea. Supplements. &c.. furnished
81 = small advances on the pFiee of blank paper
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

J.F. HILL maaafaeEuS er Of Carriages. naeEiaa
RxpFesa. ThorosgA Brace Aad Quartz Wagons. Cor.
per AHd tsth Sta. r. Q. boz =. Sacramento. Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

sraoTAeLEs Asp EYE GLkssHs.-PFiers zFestiy ~
laced. HoaseSorfh. OptieaH. Is1i ionIEBnsry 5. y
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ALI Photographs made Al the Nes York Gallery
No. ~ Thra 81. & " guaranteed 70 bs hfsteiaas
Prices - suit he dine. :. M PsfHss. PropF3ssor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

H. WAoHHoHsT. Matchmaker ana Jeweisr Importer
Of Diamonds. watches. jeHelgy. silver and silver
Riated ware - 81 Sacramento Cal
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hurtaAtgk = Cos Psiieras. fsii styles. Bsnd
amp Tor catalogues. tsa Foss a.. haa Fraaeiseo.'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11

Now rea9Y-Fail styles = Domeauo Paper Ysah.
ioas. Beaa stAsnP foF Catalogues. - feat g. .RF.
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FIHmF PmoroaH ArHs,-frirss greatly radsesd.
aenss soFtA. Phe.asraphsr. g MenigasFg st.. 8 2.
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AGENTS WANTED EoR 5lIE gIgs:s,ll \ NEW 9 !! I +

Book Of Medletne.s % Trnnamisson u LIFE" PhYai.
cal Ilfo OF Women and New Cyclopedla OF Doniea.
&c Economy" These works sell readily and money
can De made b. any agent Send for circulars Of
these and other books. 7. DIVING Co.. 2o1 Dupont
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In making any purchase or
~ tm writing An response 90 any
advertisements tn this paper, you viii
please memef0n the nanae OF the paper.
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MONEY COINED,

MWUIkI WWEtUbW1
ADY AND GENTLEMEN CANVASSEffs wanted
14mmediateiy for the fastest selling work ever
published. EEmpaoyment gAwen 80 ml1. Quick
gaies and large pfota. chotca Of territory given %
nTut applicant Address. jana T, WHITE 4 Co., ~
Montgomery street, San Francisco
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-09-07
Caskets, Collins, etc.

Gross & Nickel, Frostburg, are day or
night
Ready to provide for the last said rite
OF death which comes unfailinglv to all
Strong, or weak, rich or poor, and short or
Superb Caskets and Cotiins claim their
care.
IL ever the best you'll always find there.
Now, this sad duty we all must confess
Is best done where it's special business
Careful and complete are their facilities,
Anown and acknowledged their abilities.
lIlving-our furniture-or, if we die,
Undertaking our burial, they'll promptly
pay
Needful attention to all our friends say.
Depending on this they will be the choice
Executors to make the mourners rejoice.
Regarding both the dead and those who
live
They cheerfully accord all they can give,
And to their desires do ever attend
Knowing themselves as the mourners't true
friend.
Even amid sorrow great joys they impart-
Real and true-to the sad, desolate heart
Sadder as nearer the friend with whom
we part.
Much as we love life, yet still we must die,
And the mystery of the next to try.
lnthis sad time our friends may do farworse
Neglecting to employ the nice, fine Hearse
Specially devised to show lawful pride
To all the friends of the one who has
died.
Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-09-07

| ys,,r.r..,:, ,., =, T1,,r =. ID c
& a.. K, Gno,1a ST. ~ - -
r. SFe"' ESssssasHs IN black ana
Sololtu AipacaS ana CasilincfeS ut b
~ hi'N u 20 i'iY ooous store.
"A Ee.Y hundred more of those s
cent Ladies Lace Ties at b. STERN & Cos
Ladies' silk Handkprciirfs in colors and
qualities Of cxolisitn beauty % ner cent
below value, ut HTTCurNs Rios
r Srpp,y q, 10 Gov, +ho,, ho,o ,,lo,t,, -,
those rhcan roods o hn,,1 90 rin WITH tha ".
havn hnoa 7oco,t1,.cliI;r ,',olr
nuantitiee and noyo cnnE;nn Thn,, aro
still controlling the trade In the interest of
the people.
1T viii be good news to heads on families
mat 1tiIchiNs BROS. Will sell large por-
ton OF their stock OF first-class Shoes at
sleaIis IF s prices 10 enable All 10 DC
""pi'i'o" .oi 'Ii' 7'H'
E, So0 4ee ';, more Oh Inc hlcest ano
g ~, M. o@noo, a' 'c III d. olENN
~ my "oous S'oio'
Sls CT is sNiEigs-ihe Liver is the
Imperial organ or the whole human system,
rs IL controls the life, health and happiness
OF man. men IL Is disturbed IN It's proper
ac,ioii' an h'lluS OF ailments are the NATL
IA result ne dlgeston OF lood, the
movements OF the heart ana blood, the ac-
't0n Oh INC Gram ana nervous system, are
an lmmedlatciy connected with tie work
uigS o. the Liver. 1t has been successfully
proved tilat 1rcen's August Flower IS I'M
Gqualeo N curing all persons afflicted with
dyspepsia or LIVER Complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-09-07

CAMP MEETING.-N Friday, 18th
inst, the colored people will hold a
camp meeting in the grove on the
Borden Mining company's property,
known as tue Centennial Pic Mic
ground, under the care and charge of
the A. NJ. E. Church. Several emf
nent ministers will be present, and a
large crowd is expected.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-09-07

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