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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

RuTLASD.-The silyer-gray fox killed by
Willis K. Peske, Of Bristol. has Just been
set up by our taxidermst, Mr.. James
Richardson, and it presents very ioxy ap-
pearance. 1t appears to be on the point Of
robbipg a hen roost, and Peake must not
forget himself and put another ball through
it.
The Rutland Cornet Band are intending
to have series of public rehearsals and
about three grand concerts, during the
Winter.
Prof. E. /. Hatch has organized an
orchestral band in connection with his cor
net band.
A two-story rear building left Merchants
Row, the other dav. and il now promena1-
ing up W est street, to be converted into a
dwelling Cd Elm street.
E. C. Lewis has just moved into his
new store in Lsnder's Block and it is
undoubtedly a. fine drug store as there is
in the State.
JERiCHO. - Pheasant fanny gdtneI-
ing of the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Morse, twenty in number, took
place at the house of their d4ugh-
ter, Mrs. W. F. Moulton. on Thanksgiving
Day. Among the features OF the occasion
was the reading Of an essay and poem, writ
ten by two Of the grandchildren. Some
stauzas OF the latter we're as follows
The years have sped have sped so fast
Since were bOy and girls at home,
And now we look upon the past
And mourn that 80 they could not last,
All yes. the years have swiftly flown
since these gray hairs were young snd fair.
And some Of sorrow they have known,
And sumo Of Joy that's theirs alone.
As one by one the ears had lied.
They We brought their changes 10 US all.
And one is numbered with the dead,
And one TO Western lands has sped.
The rest have homes they call their own
With loving hearts To make them bright
And come OF chldren's love have known,
And one has lived thus far alone.
On some the world has brightly smiled.
While some have known It's darkest irOwns,
And storms have burst with ur} wild.
Upon the meek and on the mild.
But spite Of all we each must own
That God is good, His love endures.
Some gladstone days we all have known,
Though swiftly and surely they have down.
He'll pardon. bles. and give thee grace
Together then we'll praise HIM, here,
And when in Heaven, we met Ills lace.
with US, iherell be- no vacant place.
kLilABEIn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

JERIcuo.-Seryice in Calvary tEpiscopaD
church, Jericho, on Sunday next, Dec. 18th,
at three p. m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13
Us. MARsHAL's NOTICE


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, In Admiralty.
DiSfTtcf Of cTMoif, IS. y The barge Game.
WHEREAS, A libel hath been filed IN the Dis
w trict Court OF the United States Of America,
for the District OF Vermont on the 18th day OF No
yember. A. ID ISIS, by X. H. Start. Proctor in be-
half Of George Tester, James Rouley, Joseph
Gokey and Catharine Tessier. in a cause o. ict
civil and maritime, ami praying the usual process
AID monitiUn OF the court that all persons interest
ed IN said vessel her tackle. apparel and furniture
may be cited TO answer the premises and all due
proceedings being had that the same may he de-
creed 10 be sold and the proceeds thereof be dis
trlbuted according to law. Therefore, in puI su-
ance Of the sail monitor under the sea- OF said
court 10 me directed and delivered, | do here by
give notice generally unto all persons having or
pretending to have any right, title or interest
therein, and to the master said vessel in special
10 appear before the Aforesaid court at tn city Of
Burn ston 10 said District. on the eth day OF jan
uary, \. ID. 1879. at 10 O'Clock a. tEen and there
To answer the said libel and to make their al!e.a
tons IN that behalf.
Dated at Burlington, in said District this 18th
day Of November, A. ID. ISIS.
THOMAS FAILEY
Deputy United States Marshal.
R. II. START, Proctor.
nGa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

TEE colors of the storm were distinctly
marked on Tuesday night; that is. the
winds blue and the waters rose.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

BuRLIyGroN's contribution to the House
of Correction is five prisoners. Sheriff
Drew took them to Rutland Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

The gates Of Democracy are ajar.-
Sentinel
Or a jug.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

THE postofice address of Gov. Proctor,
and that of his Secretary, is Sutherland
Falls, not Rutland as many communications
are now addressed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

Essex CENrRE.-A Temperance lecture
was delivered at this place. Tuesday even
ing, of this week, by Ii. Nj. Bryant, OF
Lewiston, Maine, who is laboring under the
auspices of the Grand Lodge l. o. of &. T..
of Vermont, Owing to the night being
dark and stormy. there was not very large
audience, but those who were present were
fully repaid In the able and instructive nd
dress.
After the lecture a Lodge was organ
lied. the following officers being installed
W. c. T.. Gilbert Morton W. '. T.. Miss
Nellie Parker W. Sec'y., Anson S. Buzzsll;
W. F. Sec'y., Miss Ethie Schofeld; W. T.,
A. L. Hodgdon; W. Chap, VIM. Wilson
W. NJ, NJ. Shaw; W. g., Miss Carrie Hine;
W. Sent. E. E. Patten p. W. Z. T.. A. +.
I,ham l.. D., Alfred Case; K. Ii. s., Miss
Ida Brown; l.. Ii. ) u Miss Phebe Lane. We
predict for Essex Centre Lodge prosper
Gus future. and Lodge which will ever be
alive to its duties, and ever laboring to res
cue the fallen. and to save the young from
falling into the tempter' s snare T
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

WASrEp-At this office. one good copy OF
the WEEKLY FREE Press of Aug ., and also
one of Aug. %, 1873.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

STRIPED of all extraneous titles. Sandy
Campbell is the free and easy name OF
Canada's new Governor General.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

ACCORDING to the amended dog law q
puppy eight weeks old is dog.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

SEE advertisement of auction sale at
Albert Comstock's. South Burlington. on
Thursday, Dec. 10.
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OVER THE LAKE,

Time i. money, but health is happiness. II you
have a bad cold cough, use DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 1t will cure you Price, Is cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

The Sons of Vermont resident in Chicago
are to have a festival Jan. Il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

SowE are not to hear Kellogg and Cary
after all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

THK engine which is lying in the bartons-
Vile washout, is the J. NJ. Hsvens.
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MOTTO d.

nus ham plain Mutual Fire Insurance Company
1 vulel mt meeting OF its Directors, ON Wed
nesiay, Dec lth, IS ;, to Issue no more policies,
pay is liabilities, snd close its business.
Dec 5.d2d&w2w &. n. URRlLL, Sec
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13
LEWIS d. TURRuL.s ESTATE.

ME, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
trict Of Chittenden. Commissioners to receive ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate of Lewis D. Turrill late OF
Burlington, in said district, deceased ard also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
Six months from the day Of the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice. that will attend to
the business of appointment, the City Treas
urers, in City Hall, Burlington in said district on
the hrst Mondays OF March and June next,
at IN o'clock A. NJ, on each of said days
Dated this 18th day OF December, ISIS.
JAMES A. SaEDD,
GREENE d. WELLER, Commissioners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

CoLoRADo is nearly 10, 000, 0OO acres larger
than Great Britain or New England, and its I'M
meuse rolling prairies and with its numerous
ranges of mountains and parks, the travel
Ter is enabled to find scenery that cannot
be equalled in the East while its dry at
mosphere enables the invalid to be out dur
ing all seasons of the year and its numerous
medicinal and hot springs are unequaled IN
their curative properties by those OF any
State in the country.
Its wonderful system of Parks is one of its
most striking features, situated, as they are,
between ranges of mountains, while above
them. seemingly keeping guard as sentinels
over the welfare ofthese parks, are numbers OF
grand old mountain peaks. These parks are
diversified by winding rivers and dotted with
lakes and parks which abound with that
prince of fish the speckled trout. Its prai-
ries parks and mountains are all fine grazing
fields over which thousands of cattle and
sheep roam during the whole year. Its
pleasure resorts can be named by the scores,
while its gold and silver mines are soon des-
tined TO he the leading in the world. Read
er, are you thinking of taking trip either
for pleasure or profit Then go to Colorado,
full State, then send to P. b. Groat, General
Passenger Agent, Kansas City, Mo, for the
Illustrated Coldorado Tourist
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-13

New HAyEN.-Rev. L. II. Byington, of
Maine, is in town.
Mr. b. J. Fisher, who has been seriously
i'll OF lung fever is improving slowly.
The place is unusually quiet this week, it
being vacation at the academy.
The appointment of n. F. Dunshee as
Sheriff gave universal satisfaction here.
Mr. H. C. Hunt is very low.
The subject of telephone from the station
to the Postoflice is being agitated. 1t would
prove great convenience, especially while
the roads are in such a state of impassibility
as they are now.
The failure OF VIM. :. Goodrich, of
Middlebury, affects several of our towns
men.
l. ~ Nnal L. in Rt.st1In I'm. his h.aalth
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The selectmen of Bennington instituted
an inquiry, in regard to the recent suicide
of Mrs. Knapp, of that town, at tho Brat
tleboro Insane Asylum, and elected
statement from DR.. Draper, in which he
says: " Concerning the case of Mrs Knapp,
while its unfortunate ending was to be
deplored, there was nothing in the circum-
stances Of the case calling for blame to any
party Her arrangement was that Of sui
eidal mania, very active, and she succeeded
in accomplishing the act in spite of the ut.
most vigilance and precaution. She was
every way kindly cared for and treated.
Two BARGEs loaded with coal were sent
from Whitehall to Montreal a few days ago
There the cOnsignees drove off the eight
men. with their wives and children, that
formed the crew, with their Summer wages
unpaid. The men proposed to seize the
boats, but we're oyerDOwered by the police
1.-THE occupant, Of the barges,' says a
Montreal reporter, "wore all IN very
destitute condition, with nothing to eat and
half famishel with hunger and cold. Some
of the women tainted with fright and ex-
baustion. while the little children stood
over them, thinking their mothers were
dead and bitterly bewailing their fate,
The Door men. too, were disconsolate.
wringing their hands in despair.
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Us. MARSHAL, NOTICE.

GEO. ? FOSTER,
United States Marshal.
K. II. Start ESQ, Proctor. 24w3wE
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I = M,HsuAI'> NpTICE,

R. Ii. Start, E=G., Proctor. "a
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

Wi.li>W CROMWELL l. n@rl 50 wears de
nr;r,i tin / t. %oy. 90. 1871, N i,ntt II
,,a Sonora C,,,llv. li,s Ii.!a
tic decreased vas Il II i've "t Wont rom
,. v to'iriv. MI nij,: l..nyc> >,,,rni rs.l,-
il.. in "a, ,,oti. u Mis- .iuin Mct III.
ul. nf r. Sthu,.; Mrs. .l"tH ton,'i,;. 81
,,,!rln =; Il |, and iir AZ. DR.. z Ii n Ian
,.,r. ,t.,a>r,, o: F'iu,,,.A.;,r Hir also ir,H
l'l,s.
Decreased came .n Ills country with ! is
family III iSa). iuralinr al Ci,inninwIl.
al Which, place he con ;'ilac,' {" rc>i,t.' i"r
"rnr., tArniv years. unjNrls'll, SPECIFIED
ami este, med by all WHO knew hn'. In
+; G M Is, of $ lrrn ,r,,,l.ys which rrr
80 ti;mc- nj The IN - tnvur .Dr he Tear
c,, II inr-c Family hnsc social ana Nora!
standing testify most ri"q lrn'ir to his
cACril,h, rNan PIE ;s.,i tra II ~. .\u,n -
i'." C. are &. II, gro nwril, prin irr, %: oar
Or lnn l. e., ,io'l and late ltinl Loan cAu-
d1.ia,r 10" Comfy SIrrr.iit, ntlrnr; VI :.
John J. Reel, of tni~ city. aud Mrs W.
H. Y I!en1 ne. Of U,ii"uloWr.
M Gro ilwcl| WAS II ii ne Representa- We
u' :; @'asS which i, bcro;n'ng srai.c vita
tie PSF of Years. ~ gentleman "l tie
OIL s,,ao"i,' u nui" o. de- ,..nci.t IL d
cOn,in,i
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

ELECTloNs OF OFFlcERs--At a
meeting of the Stock holders IF Frost,
burg Perpetual Building Associate II,
held Saturday night. Jan j. 1917,
the following officers We're e.e;led
! ,csu|cnt--Wun Staples
Wee Ir,ud l." So keilbcn Rogers.
$,,yrto,y-J B. O''rr
Tr,osu,er-Jamrs X ,ae.
Uu. r.ofS-J S M.lz,rr, Henry
Williams, Ti,os c Harvey. Beng.
Rvlla, r. 7. NJ ,@on tn! J IS. Reed,
Tncs,;ny evening, Jan. s, 1878, III.
fo.oviny Off :e's We're installed Ia
Court Mt Pleas ut, No. 3, lnI,I.rnd
ent Ol'lrr of fo:esler%:
T. G. H-ElNarl IIowel!s.
c H--joSe..h NJ IRIS
T. C. H-Nn I G"nIun.
Tr.a*",tr-Juhl Cook
.Serrtc,y-D .v.d Griili.s,
S, ", hos " ri Il ud.on.
j t--!.va,,n Is 5 zee :
$. i Robert Nr,t.eton
j. H.--tieor.e Ont.
e. A. Ge"r5r Jo'.es.
AT " me, i'.B of IIene Lodge, No
l27. |. .. .. + heidi Jan. 4, 1918
tie following otli ers were elected to!
the ensuing term
n g. iIen'v Seymore.
Y G.-john Y. .umnn.
5 crrt,nY-C f. NrrHeI.
1fo~u"er-U 'nral I.arr
T"s.crs II. s YIN ne, j. ri.rfer
and J Wie.nnA
Aep. to q, L.-C. +, Nickel.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

Nix. MANCHESTER brother Of Mrs.
VIM. Staples is visiting the family OF
Mr.. Staples.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

CuH rso,le will n"'i2e in another
column OF 4, lis Iaper that M,s-rs, Nor
,s'n & Bra. Wholrs,e and Retail!
druggists ct MI. Pleasant Pa, will
shortly Introduce through tie >ture-
Of this county their celebrated Cough
Syrup and Imminent. The long ex-
rerieure of these gen, lenrn, as drug
gists, should attract attention tv hen
claims
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

VT received f c,n Dr.. EI'zroth N.
d, (In1lan Docl"r) # this place, !"
bottle Of his Miami Cough Syr"i
We are pleased to state hat We are
not in need Of an article ot the Kind
Lu, have stored it away to provide
against future possibilities. Ou;
nDi -hb"rs not equally favored will d.
We'll t" try a bottle of this popular
physician cough 'rmtdv.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

Mr.. CuAs. GREENE and wife have
returned from Fail Iii. t: troin Il WIS.,
it to relatives.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

Mr.. DEA1L and wife arrived recent .
" at SanI,ll, Orange Co.. Florida
They report 'hal rose geraniUms grow
there in such protu-ion they are Trim.
med j" sufficient quantities to bed
horses The pineapple is cultivated,
and viii soon be to II greater extent ;
il is more profitable lha. the orange
and natures in eighteen months at:' r
planting it grows a1oLt two feet
high and heads s,u'iarl 10 obbage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

MISS CLARA STABLES has returned
from Providence r l., where she has
been visiting relatives Tor several
months.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

Mr.. JouS I THOMAS. # this CITY
won a prize at the Eistrllfal recent
" held at Utica, New York, for the
best translation of Welsh selection
into El.lish The premium WIS S..
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GET =; AP co A e.,
Yard n3.r 2. G. Pali's F;;Ss:.iry.
go: Si,T.s per tam.
LAW and REAL ESTATE

Bl:OlNTAY, FROS7Et '"G, ND
y connection with the practice OF IL.
l ltc nn,lers,sned VII. give special "'tt,i
non IA the
:'s;rr..aSc and VI. 10 of Real ESt.!g
And s'sall enlcavor to n''.c /: tl>r interest o
I"'Fons WISHING to h,lrcna+a lease, o. iGh
pr"l crty. III tir>l apply r.. la'S "i(;ee. 1't"p
rrlN entrusted to hul .ui NJ Gr ct .' as
i"si,i,n will he alvcrtis, B.. Cd. -. It cA
rr,i~r. He has n pr.:,,-L' 10. : reh
several Il, >,,uihc hr,lS"", s., l. b,.s!-
u. - >ial,is, ;.:.u r,".,t,s s,,nal. t., ,.iccs
JND .;.... So
S.il1 Attorney al Law.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

A REVIVAL meeting IS in progress
al tie NJ. E. Church, und y th,. lead
ershi, Of the present ter, Rev,
w. B Edwards.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

MARRIED Dec. 81, 1877, at. ST,
MirIacls Church, Fro%rbnr5, ty Prv
Y. F. Schraltt, Mr.. CoGNfLll;s LIZ
HON and Miss JULIA lIIcKGLr, bolL
Of Pomrey Sin 'sh.
At 81. Mich ,rl' : Church F'ros,|urg
by Rev v T. Srnni;t, Jan. >, 1878,
~NIr. JONI DNrM anl Miss MARY
BANTER ha'h Of ponIey Smash.
Al Nr)ior~ja,rg, Ia, Monl4y, Zee.
81. 1877. Nj JAMES II. W>ao, q
+. o>th";I, ms! Miss ALICE \. d. :
LEY, OF Can ,el land.
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IA u


THE ,tiirrrs and members Of Lodge
SO. 70. I. Q. O. T, SEVERELY t." ler
her thanks to he la!i : VIII" :>is'-
j y, their far an trstiIn'. held in
Odd Fellow TAI. ,inrny Il.e holidays
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

ADVANTAGE is being taken Of the
good opportunity for storing ice.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

A few more weeks work on the
can Il will pl; it in shipping condition
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

l.. vnl WIN, to art wci' Of con I'll / ike
Or s!ar.> .i:fin q! 'tW Unjc, VIII ~,
tv.. r..,r we .r ~ I,r. - | IL: Mn III.
& ii .Ua.n,h. and y y W.nr"it.
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New Eusinrss Locals.

END rRsHo II, the FrrrI'y In" 'rnuin.
i:ou oI y i'ui'+ C",lrr wrap l. $ cen
s''cN "ctiisr,. "n cr,GiL ~ lis ..t' j.
l!irSiri ~ ItV,>:.h' il
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

SLE1GilNG is Indifferent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

VIZ np>'r Glove t.r"e va: W rs ,.'.t
~ cgunp wn'ch d.. N,riIS %>r"rv' !nr
woHld nul care u .o'rl n,'r, i ~ tine.
sol! lay Mcneil u M4EIiol, AMI e. i
VIM, TT
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

Mr.. L. II. Gehman has succeeded
Mr. Cochrane as PRINCIPAL ofthe Frost
borg public school Mr.. Gehman has
been teacher in the pnoIic schools
Of Frostburg for number Of ears.
and is an experienced and popular
instructor, we'll shifted to lis new
position.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

W. received an ANONYMOUS com
mnui .atoa tL,> week winch We will
publish viii pleasure, if the author
will give us i.i$ name--of course not
20 vrbI.h, hnt for US - keep. This
is an rrevocable rule of this Office.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

OLD Prob. means biz
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Entertainments Advertisements.

WiSTAi.'S B.hLSAM
WiST.tn'S BALsAAI
WI T.A!1S Balls M
NI1T.ARS nAi.>AII
" STARS BALSA,i
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In ,,,t.>> |. HHI>.

give. side iD'i y Sits are n"w
Sold at s3..sJ per krs ny /! y +. <.
BEAL!.
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.


is 49N12! f. t, and hu',l cd on two
sll' s'N ,,'rgr. alicv ~ = ch. Ii i ia.
r".Su.t uv II co utur;,ic
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View Advertisements.

] N Benson; Leing the same prop
ertv which WIS heretofore convey
e. to sail Wrhnrr by John Hook
ing and wife. b., ;ne | barring date
al Marsh - $50 an recorded ia
l.brr Il. Il. No 50 fnI,o %. one OF
the I,nd records of Alirganv cuur-
", MI.
Tn prosperity has been recently survey
ci ii. shNil,rl tor tar PURPOSES q; til :
sac, into TWO lots. AMI wIII m sold ~
t".IrWs, ~; lnai dcslgna'rtl AS
10 Z Nc /,
is II very irlulit,l an desirable r, slrncr
Tuc lot hrln! 1!JNl31 ir,i. irorlil,g ON
VI rhnul" - eel VITA = Large ai'cy -. ot.s
Side. Il is improved " avnnnoI,ous aAu
pleasant
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
with ample orrhrs. oulho Uses. 'tc.. and
s nnN occupied rs i residence by Vi,
Gtnr4r Mrnnrr Tn~ lot is nirr,v hi I
oil " tn an arludI,nr of >hlmh',er,
FLA H. and !I"i tire $. etc rte, an, can ~,
made nncu! the most desirable residences
III Frosihur- The lines for tbs lot "hr.
gin III :, slnnc Standing Ii feet from the
end of The Isl l,nt %, Lot " -, (Nil,.
diced from II ">ln", aturrSI"'N and rr>n.
MN. ne Ia 81, deyre :, west l53 ;,r',
then South JGA .ir.rrr:, west - tc i; lh"n
south 81, d"grr,s, r,si l}2 ir,i; ,hen
north ~! degrees east l25 t ct lu the lie.
ginning"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

OK Saturday night about ten 0 >loek
Il meteor, p.sse,l in / n)r1h western
direction over our toNn anrar-
,rtIy Lnt icw !.nhdrv' irtt
above tie ground Us Lnil-
tiaury lazz!ed TIE eyes Of iLosc WHO
hehcll il, and fox noi,:ei:l mad, he
darkness of the Night ike day. In
it,, transit it left red fiery tack Il
half rnle in Isa5th, from walsh I'LL
sparks Resembling colis ol lire.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

Fr0stbmrg. Jan. IL. 1878.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-05-16
Reading.

slrr, thing ot,c az ysvoo WI -spe>-,-,. -.a.,.s
ing in a single vein, which SO strongly ap-
peals To their individual tastes and person.
al idiosyncrasies that it is not study at all,
they lose their power to study anything
else. The rule for successful and protita-
BILE reading would, in the light of these
fac Is, seem 10 be to read only what one does
not like to read. That reading which costs
no effort and necessarily dissipates the
power OF study, Is that which we should
indulge iu only Tor recreation, while that
which We know TO be important in Itself.
and In its bearings upon broad knowledge
aud culture, should most engage our time
and attention. The trouble is, that we do
not read enough, but that we read so
much Of that which simply pleases US as TO
destroy our power 10 read that which will
ediiy and enlarge us. There are many as
poets in which newspaper reading is pre-
fcrable to much that is considered essen
tial to high culture. 1t is undoubtedly
dlssipating TO the power OF study, but SO is
any other reading which is pursued as a
passion. Ii has this advantage, that IL
never detaches the mind from supreme
interest in the affairs of to-day. There are
studies which separate a man from his
time-whCh shut off his sympathes from
the men and the movements around him.
There is kind of dlettanteism which re-
joices in mousng in dark corners for the
curiostles OF history or art; which Is wise
about great nothIn2s-wlse about bric-a-
brac, wise about antique gems, wise about
coins, wise about classical aniiquitlest
wise about old books of whose contents /,
knows little, wise about dead and useless
things, and foolish enough to plume itself
upon its wisdom.