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Far PEOrLE EASILY suns TRUCK. n-FAr
people liable 70 sudden It, ath from heart ais
apoplcNN. but statistics show IN Ia
liable than other sun.rkcs' auI AZ. clions suslnk
from extreme heat IN extensive experience trea
mcnt ~ corpu enco has recalled ~ the introduction
NNriFAf. safe. certain speedy ftr
TIE 81 ths terrible csntth4 Its tnsufcs
ton 81 from ~" 70 i've iunds per Elk " copuieGt
people oh exposed a thv value MS
aud c"mortabe rNistsnce let them ass ALLAN'A Ann
Far ola by Druggists
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No. n
PRESENTATION OF A PORTRAIT.

BosroS, June 20, 1878
The city Council assembled In special session tins
fore receive the full length portrait OF tho
IIie Henry wilson. Vice Prcsi icut OF the Cnitcd
States, painted by Edgar Parker A largo number OF
distinguished citzsGs wcrc IresSni, includin, the
members OF the city poycinm,bt. Congressman
Lorng, Congressman Il,iiiu, Judge Chutcbili aud
olncrs Mf Calm presented the picture accom- iny
lug The CIV with neat nttic speech cuosistc the
character OF Mr. Wilson. Inc Mayor replied, aud q
resolution Was passed UNANIMOUSLY accepting tho
p.vi and assigning ~ a pvsition IN Faneun Hal
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FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

LINwJoD Pa, June 20, 1875
Tue Southern express, winch lcit Phiiadci pba
al halt past Hine this evening, VAS thrown
from tho track near aynont, DsL The en-
eiueer and fireman both killed. The
extent OF damage or particulars OF the hoes
cannot toe learned at present, everything being
cviusion Tut IS lar asccrtabcd al present uoLs
u tns passcn gers were huri The track 10 ob.rucIcJ,
anu uaflc VIII very Lgsy not 20 fesumcu unti morn.
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MEXICAN INcURsIoSs INTO r4xAs.
OUR TROOPS TO FOLLOW CATTLE THIEVES
Across The Bo.DEI IL SPITE oF PRO-

ACR' SIS HE Bo.DEE IN SPITE OF PRO-
TESTS.
WASHINGTON, June 90, ISIS.
The saojsc, OF Mexican incursions into Texas was
discussed to-day onical circles, ana no doubt our
government Will again strongly ana emphaic ay ap-
peal TO Mexico TO use due vigilance To prevent them
II possible. parng the long time that cur govern
ment delayed recoah eng the D.az government
Mexico made extra exeruons to prevent RAIDS and
was great measure successful, only
lew occurring meanwhile But, now that We have
recognized the D.az governments, Mexico seems 10
have reiaxed her clurls IN that directIou. Undcr
these circumstances tue situation has become SO dci-
cate thai our government whi. Insisting ON the pre-
yentiOn OF such ursions obliged TO be cautious
lest war be stimuli ted on the Dordcr The order tor
merry issued. authorizing military pursuit into MeAi
can territory OF cattle thieves viii Ia future be more
vigorously orced, irrespective oil Mexican protests
on the ground that Mexico, by herself preventing m
cursions, can obviate invasion OF her soil by
trOOps.
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kX-JUDGE GAKRIsoN's FUNERAL.

The funeral OF samuc. Cursor, an cx-Judgc OF Tho
Kings County Court. took place yesterday Afternoon
his late residence, No. S. FIRST place. brooklyn
The services. Which held IN the parlors OF the
house. wore numerousiy attended by members OF tho
Bxr aud prominent citizens, VINO Nv their presence
attested the Respect III winch tho, heu The DECEASED
Rev. Drs. In sersoll ana Lyman oihGiateo. The pail
bearers wcr.:-Ex-Judge James Try, City Judge
Reynolds, cxJuIso U. II. Morse, ex-Loug rcs slnan
and Edwin Atkins.
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COLONEL RENO.

MS CONDUCT AT 1HE CUSTER MASSACRE TO
INvEsTIo TtD.
[DY TEL EGRAPu TO INK HERALD
wAsuISGroy. June 20, 1878.
Colonel Marcus A. Reno. sew nth cavalry, Da, ben
ordered by tho War Department to proceed inlne-
dIa,eIy TO ST. Paul, MIMI, ana rerort to General
Terry, commanding Tho Department of Dakotu, with
WOW TO Investigation Of his alleged misconduct and
cow ardcc At the battle Of the Little ug Horn River,
fnnc Of 1874
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SIABBING AFFRAY.
ley TELEGRAPH TO ThE HERALD

PETERSBURG, Va, June 20, 1878.
In drunken array near tho the grocery OF ". d.
Tucker, on Halifax street, this afternoon, old
named Richard Green WAS fatally stabbed in tho right
abdomen with q dirk, by Hugh Sykes, both white.
sykes has but lately served In the Psntontary
for stealing, and the circumstances referred 10 by
Green The midst Of several neu, NIL OF whom mad
been drinking ana wsrc under the influence OF liquor.
sykes CLAIMS 10 nave acted IN s.-defcnce aud
sidorably bruised but witnesses cannot say how II
happened Sykes, VINO 10 IN JAN, IS known as the
.Nosslcss Man. having lost that organ by disease,
and Is regarded MS a dangerous chArac cr
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor Francs A. Walker, oil Yale College and
Isaac Baker, Jr OF comstoeks, y. Y. are AT the
Fifth Avenue. Mayor Henry Bcdiow. Of Newport is
at The Everett. Judge !. ). Polk OF Iowa. and viii.
IAN Bross, Chicago, at the ST. Nicholas FRO.
lessor T. j. Baesus, Of yassar college is at the ST.
D,ni. Major George W. schoacld. United states
Army. is at the Metropolitan.
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TRlFIlNG WITH STATE CREDIT.

ARKANSAS Proposes TO REpUDIATE LOAN
WITH THE PROCEEDS OF WHICH HER TERRI
TORY is PRoTtCTgD FROM FLOODS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LITTLg Rock, Ark, June 20. 1878.
TheSupreme Court OF the State to-day deciieI tnat
the So OF ievce bonds Of tue State Illegal
and void. on the grounds that the b providing Tor
their issue did not pass the Lower House OF the Lcss
ture In tho manner prescribed by the constitution
Their" was an undispued majority III iavor VI the biii
but the clerk omitted TO cniSr the names oil the mem-
bers voting IN the negative at large uoE the journal.
THIS the Court decided Was u fatai omission and tho
bonds are therefore voiu.
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SUICIDE BY POISON.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
pAxvILLE, Va, June 20, 1878
largo circle Of friends were shocked and horriicd
today by the discovery that Thomas h. BarKman, u
popular Photographic artist. had committed tuicide In
his DON by poison Mr. Barkman mad recently been
drinking very heavily account Of bushes, troubles
AMI committed the rash act IN u frenzy occasiouvd
by u spree which h ld lasted several days A coro-
ncr's IL quest was held aDd tho rcnxius were Tor.
wardcd to staun,ou, Va his former home, Tor inter.
nj
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pONTIFICAL BENEDICTION

QUEBEC. June 20 1875
Hon. 4. A. r. Pclleter, Minister OF Agriculture, has
received through tho medium Of His ExcsiIsncy the
Apostolic Delegate, letter ~ reply 10 addrcss Of
congraiulatiou upon his advent 10 the Pontincal
throne trans ini,ted TO Hts Holiness Pope Leo Kill.
which confcis upon HIN the apostolic benedicton.
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THE FINALE OF A TRAGEDY.

PHILADELPHIA. p, June ~. 1878.
Lille May Stiles, sgcd I'VE years, whose father cut
her throat whc she was asleep last Thursday, was
buried to-day from the Morguc. around which large
crowd OF people gathered. Her mother VINO was shot
by the ia,ncr s-ttpg bottcr, tho isther wnocut
Ills own turVat. Is aIso IMPROVING
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WIFE MURDER.

PoTrsviLLE. Pa, Juno 20, 1878
The Coroner jury IN ihs case Of Mrs. stodd, VINO
was killed by her husband yesterday, returned a yer.
diet this evening that death caused by injuries In
nictcd vy her husband, Joseph stodd. The case
cites ucn interest, ~ tne woman Was known TO be
partially insane
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The dcaih. on tue iltn INST, IS announced by mail
from LONDON, OF Sir William Miles, Bart. in the
eighty sixth year OF his age, Tho deceased baroncL
cicd At his residence Leigh Court, near Bristol
lie born on the Ism Of May. 1897, the head
partner IN Miles Bank OF Bristol aud the conserya-
tive member OF Parliament representing East sonci-
set Tor several Years. lie also sat Tor Chlppenha m
and R0mncy. He Is succeeded IN his baronc tcy,
which Gated III 1859, by his eldest sou, Pniip
John Wilnam Mics, VINO not long ago was elected
member Tor East Som erseL
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TRANQUILLo CREMoNA, PALMER.
Tho death Is announced from Milan, ut the ago Of
forty, OF ~ rranqu'lo Cremona, apnntcr OF consid-
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APOLi.iNAHIs
~ VI Y NJ
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MIN .KAL WATER
HIGHLY afrE .vEscESr.


rs in France authorized ~ special order Of :he
french government
nee mncaoed by the highest deal Authorities In New
Yurk As.-
~ d-l,ghtnl beverage"
'tAr supsrio, 70 Nicby, Setr,r or snv other"
Most rateimi aud reiresisi X
tAb.olatei, pure ami wholesome to all for
daily nee from al the - .etivns
ANA arth,il,y a.rstud waters
tmur enat "a nv With It's avn gls"
- neui ana agreeable
"iestniul aud we'll sai,sd Tor dyspepsia aud cases Of
acute disease
"adiy anta,d, agrees well vita oy.pep,ics aud whore
there a EQUITY diath sis
"ny tar the agreeable alone mixed with wine
usrIui catarths ach bladder In guut
NOT oniy luxury. tut Necessity"
lie hsd of all Wine M-rch urocers and
Mineral Water Dsa.rs throughout the United states
wholesale VI
FREDERICK Dis DArY Co.
Soc Agsp!s.
Nos. ~ aud ~ Warren ST.
New Ymk
Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
pictorial tsbsl ~ the
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A-WAKM WEAFHEW uAEo.-oUMMEKI = WITH
not by the snanac bu ~ the therno sctcr and
Tar dem ad for susxis iArs - r>Ft>s,hElDS kn.us
pau.c In anticipation OF blazu. season nc has
yided the lArr-t "ck variety OF light cool
aud elegant HATS. At III Nss-sa
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A.->ElzEa BRCNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MishEAL WArEa a, sfAr slASl 4 co. ~ Aa~ A., sols
hmm
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A.-JOHN COLLINS CANNOT BE PERFECT
without ALL II. scuuLzs sAaaoSic Acip WArEa
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OBITUARY.
siI TuouAs puv,Us HARDY.

EiI TuOuAs DUFi US HARDY.
The mail orings ,hc news OF the death on The 18th
INST, al his Residence, IN Madavalc London, IN HIS
seveniy-Iourth ydar, OF sir Thomas Dulfus Hardy.
The deceased gentleman was deputy keeper OF The
public records, aad or Her M.jesty's Commits
sioners of Historical Manuscripts. Hc was born al
Port Royal Jam. IN 1904, aud entered the British
evil service in his fifteenth cas Junor clerk In
The Record onice. IN tue Tower o! London. Alter the
death Of Mr. Henry petrlc seeper OF the in
the Tower, Mr. Hardy was intrustod with the compiia
ton Of the ..Mouumcnta Historical Bruanuica.n to
which he wrotc tue introducon. In 1861 Ia. Master
vi Tue Roiis, GU the dealt oi Sir Frazer. Paiyravc
appointed Mr. Htray d"puty k,epor OF the
puoic records, ~hlGn oiliac he held un'iI
ms death AZ hterury man the hc
AulGhi y known The editor OF several
ancient m inu-cflp,s ana records. among which may
be otsu:-'.Rotuli Liicrarum Ilausarum IN lurr
loodincns, Asscrv "a, 4. d. l.04 10 i227n published
Ia isoo,4ti ''Lo I'll L''erarum lacntum 10 iurri, &c
l2oi-l2l6; Rotuli Nornauc," l2D0-l2O3, ana Rotui
Pa,hamentum.' N ls4t; Catalogue OF the Cnan-
celors;' tue Lac 81 ioru Langdaie, late Master OF
the Ro Is when possessed hi-n literary merit. aud
IN extensive anu elaborate 'Dsscrpve Catalogue Of
Materiais RclaIng 10 the Hi.ivry oil Great britain
ana Ireland to the tnd o. tue Reisu OF hsnry VII"
the tnird anu last volume OF wnicn published in
ISL Mr. Hardy was kniahted IN 1869, uuG vas made
u. q. l. by Oxord IN 1870 HIS wlic Lazy Duilus
Hardy, ahd mss daughter, Miss La Hardy, are well
VERY REV. ACHILLES DAUNT, DEAN OF CORK.
The latest mail adviccs from Ireland an nounce inc
death Of Nery Rev. Achilles Dauat Protestant Epis
c,pai Dean OF Cork The deceased was au cloquen n
preacher ana was considered ono OF the brightest
lights OF tue Protestant Episcopal faith IN lr.ant.
lie was born 1853, and ordained IN 1855 to the
curacy OF ST. Matthias, Dublin, .the rector OF whicn
III that time was the present Bishop OF Cashe. Mr..
Daunt was atcrward transferred 10 King Currep
klGsalc, where he remained Tor Twelve years.
From KING Currcu he removed 10 the Diocese Of
Dublin. and apl o'nted 10 tho b.nhce Of ST. Matthias
III 1851. lie was subsequently appon Canon OF 81.
P~trck's, ana IN 1875 was appointed Deau Cork
under the late bishop In Apri,, last year IA.
hrst attacked with serious illness He procc
the south Vi England whuro he recovered ms health
somewhat ana Returned 10 Cork last winter. Excie-
meut ana cxertion consequent on preaching the
funeral sermon OF his lorusnip, the Right Rev. DR..
Gregg, aud accompanying his remains 10 DabIiu,
proved too much Tor tho dccIte constitution OF the
Dean Dean Dlunt once held the appointment OF
Donelian Lecturer. HcIwas. an ID. d., had gained
classical scholar ship, and won The Wee Chancelor's
prize Engish verse. lie hns Il sccoud brother also
IN Inc Churcn, Rev. Ei Daun Rector Of Greystones.
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GER SUPPLY OF BRUSHES, COMBS,
sroScks aud coLoGNk ArEg AT iAkt>Eri's Phasma y.
Z 1
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A 80 PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 90;
tMAcKlsAws 81 ga, worth S3j IL New cnarch a.. up
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A.-FOR RUPTURE. fHEviCrOR TRUSS, 3vESEY
st, Is ineomparaoiy superior !, ANYTHING known
AMERICAN STYLE OF SHcE-.--HAND MADE
SnoH aud CATERS 81; DRESS ua's 50, GELS, M Nas-
Ann i
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ASiOR HOUSE SHOE srORE.-srEIcN AMERL
can NALkiSc snoHs; All styie: hn.s and l.Ade GAir4M
and Shots -, DRkss snoss. So STERN. = Barclly Of
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EUROPE.

rVilL NEW YORK HERALD IT THE PRINIEMPS -
J. The HERALD Is found daily II the q a,do Ma
gasins du frinirmps, 10 Boulevard l1aussmau. Parts
I ACROtX'S HiGIENIc HAIR SOILS tcOLiIYDRO
lIfu scl, by the faculty prevent humidity
tue ieet at natural tempe Wholesale aud
retail. Address LACkOtx. Rue Amber. Paris.
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)ARis EXHIBITION.
LIVERPOOL COMPTON nousE HOTEL

Ills magnificent building tho central hotel "a
Liverpool. containing 80 haDdsome.y furnt
with modern lnNny and homo comforts pr
spacious coll saloon with ladies'
draw ns jonin the largest and finest ard AM
smlsiug rooms IN town tharges l-rstc.
VII. Ia 4 1T SELL. ptnnrIcflr
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CUR CORRESPONDENCE.
legislative Proceedings.
ANNAPOLIS. Jan. %, 1878.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. %, 1878.
On FRIDAY of last week leave was
granted MIR. Oder to introduce a bill
to extend the criminal jurisdiction OF
Justices OF the Peace in and for Ale
gany county. This bill contemplate
An important change in the system OF
criminal trials by giving Justice'
jurisdiction over cases Of assault ami
battery. etc. This will obviate the
tedious and expensive process now
employed before the Circuit Court an'i
bscome doubly saving to the tax.
payers.
To-day Mr.. McKaig introduced md
had referred to the AlleYany count.
delegation ! bill rsviviug tn. mach,n
cry BY which the hawk and owl law
Will become tax upon our count!
again. Three o. the delegation re
ported fsvorably--one untsvorAbly
10 large part Of our county THU
movement cannot fail to be unwel-
come. though it is Just to that part OF
tie delegation favorable to it's rs-en-
actment, to say they are acting under
strong pressure, and against little or
no e41pr'ss'on Of opposition to it
Alr. Car.,ll 4lso introduced and
h.d referred to the Allesany delega.
ton today bill repeating sectlons
I'd, 7th and 18th, and snactlng III
their stead other sections amenda-
tory, including the introduction OF
weights, O, the Act known az the
Ventilation Law. The bill was or
dered printed, an'; will come up to-
morrow on its seconi reading.
ar. Brace to-day introduced and
had referred to our delegation a bill
afording more security for working
men against wages defaults Of corpo-
rations, BY binding the real. Sc we'll
as personal. estate OF such corpora
tioas for the claims Of tho employees.
The bill was favorably reported and
will tomorrow be read sccon>i sine.
The number Of applicants for
Superintendent of the National Road
as becoming interesting, and each. &C
cor'ling to himself, has the bulge Oh
all tie rest. Meanwhile, we under
stand, a strong movement is on ioos
to have the Legislature turn the roac
over to Alieyany aud Garrett count.
les. EEDo.
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\ BRAVE GIRL DEATm.-TL
colchester Dshaoc,'ut prints tele .,ral.
ION Batavia, \. Y, dated 18th iu...
.ivh says: About 1880 this mort.
- tie llouse Of Austin Miner, Il .!a:.
IcT living On the eastern outskirts 4.
't'aNA WAS Cuisu.ueI Dy hre, VII.
i It's contents, siai Il Young lai,
- ishter u Air. Miner, Was Lurne.
death. She lad nped !yuM III
svuse unharmcd, bat suppuslny H.
lie confusion thar Ler sranImuI.
WAS IN the hoL5e Sine rusncd bic:.
alto the tIe 10 atle.ai't her rescn
IA thu. herolca.y Ier..he,.. lii,
ID lady WAS At The ..i,.uenl out Of o..
,ouse and comparatively unLarme
'nd safe, while the yo"ns ia,iy heroine
.!ter herself escaping a second tin,
.ron the tire, die,i willie BENZ convey
Il to a neighbors house. Mr. Minis.
Nd two OF his sons we're se,es...
olr,.e !! about tier arms AID ia.es II
n" attempt TO rescue the family all
Say the flames. The fire occu.reu
ron the explosion Of soue material
nat were boiling Oh the slo,e, unLe.
.ae cars Vi ou. vi tle soa.."
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EASTERN WAR NEws.-Tsleeram.

EASTERN WAR NEws.-Tslegram.
from ST. Petersburg state, that, bu.
i'tle hope for peace negotiations l..
entertained there, and 1t is rumored
they hsve broken of, many desire nv
armistice, st present, and think peace
should be dictated III Constautiuopls.
A telegram TO the Porte, from Server
Pasha at Kizanl,k, stated that the
Russian conditions had not been for,
snulated, but he expected to lsa,u
them last Tuesday. The conversation
between the nsgotiAtors has been AMI.
mated.
The Ports's desire for peace has
incrsassd, and he has sent the dele
gates fuller powers.
The Turkish Parliament has voted
an address asking the Sultan TO hasten
8 conclusion of peace. or if that is i'm
possible from the exorb'tant character
Of Russian conditions, to organize re-
siS,aucs to the bitter snd.
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KEEPING ApPLEs.-TLe Michigan
t"v,"e'' says that apples should moi
be put in the cellar until har.!
freezing arrives, and add, /: They
s!!on!l BE- packed ia clean Ne" barrels
aud stored in soule Srr,i or covtre,!
with boari, exposed to the H,no~-
phere, [ II several weeks after picking
then removed to The grain barn, AVA.
from tie smell of stables AND allowed
TO remain t here as long as possible and
not be frozen. We throw stalks Of
straw over the barrels, ami defer
,'aclng them in the cellar until late
IN December. The fruit cellar should
'e d.rkened and kept a> cool as pos
ible and not freeze. Place he bar.
r.lS Oh their sides with stri ps Of wood
between them and the cellar bottom.
md d, not open or move un:il wanted
Tor use. Ii the cellar is free fro,l the
scent Of Vegetables when the barrels
ire opened Il itch aud tempting per
,'nne Will arise. Most cellars are
90 WARM for the storing Of fruit.
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the connection between coal and

the connection between coal and
civilization is close and remarkable.
lake away from any nation the use
OF coal, and with 1t goes ever, thing
THAT tends to make the presen; differ
.nt from or better than the ,,as,.
Deprive nations Of co,l and vou de-
rrive them Of the Use and benefit OF
the locou I'VE; traT.l and transror
tstion must alike come to Il s,anIs'iii;
great and valuable steamships mus:
lie rotlins at their wi,arvr>: w!ie tIi-
"orn they should save carried to dis
tant countries lies also value!ess in
she field or barn. Deprive them of
,'oal, and Immediately ten tLousan'
industries are thrown into involun
Eary idIeness, involving ruin anc
a,isery to all thei- nrmbers,-Lo!t,
Uodc Jon1nul.
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3i!E MINING JOURNAL.
FRosTBURG, ND, JAN 20, 1878.

1syou are following any business
which depends for its success upon
public patronage. the earlier you
make the public acquainted with it
BY advertising, the sooner you may
reasonably expect 1T to prospsr-if
your business, and yourself. deserve
public attention. The wisdom Of
this advice must be apparent to any
one Of ordinary perception. and we
think few Who have taken it will gain
ny its truth.
The Journals cheap rates and sx-
sensive local circulation which put
its advertisements into the hands Of SO
many available readers, are induce
m~uts which should be taken alvan-
Sage Of BY every business man Of thi.
community.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-26

LOON OH '"7 or'5ht sue. IL f''
light side. The times N.Y. lie llar,
,ut it vii! maze them 10 easi.r
ear a gloomy and sal coant.,,a,,:,.
t is sunshine, and not the clonl. H..
,lves beauty to the flower There
.,wavs before ANA srouuI us H.,
yhic!i should cheer and Ill! the hear,
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Business Prospects.

Reports from the Northwest ind!-
cate That the heavy crops Of last har-
vest are beginning to come to the
railroad stations fer shipment The
country roads throughout the valleys
Of the upper ssi.siNpl and the Ohio
haze been 20 bad during tile Fast Nv"
months as to render he hauling Of
he crops very difficult Moreover,
be corn crop require to g. ti:o lgh
lts sM eat in the ribs before it is in
condition for safe transportation
This period is now over and the roads
are reported to be at presen, in con
iition that renders it possibl. to hanl
the grain The corn crop is sad to
be fully equal To the largest estimate
that Was formed If it. The hog crol,
II also SO Large that tie price is no'
buovany. 1t MAS expected that the.
magnificent havvests Of last autumn,
y, ull lead to Il t,ii-k and Immediate,
revival Of pusiri.ss and here has b.. II
some disappointment that this r1! ec-
:aiiol h., ut been tl.fiie,l But i:
Souli setla that the vast veal h that
mas been kept back from market y,
he uniavorab!e weather AMI othei
,auses, and that the anticipated Stl.n-
.lons 10 huSlnsls has only been della;
ed. The reriod Of delay is now pet
Is well over, and the crops must n"
begin to ia We. This Is usually til.
!ulles, season Of the year The week.
Iust preceding the Christmas holidays
Ire always active. Everybody put,
lie best foot foreln ,st, and VIXEN til,
iolltavs az. over there is usually ::
.rntractrd dizziness. Bu, there i,
.''w good reason to hope that the lul
mes Lave seen their worst aud tina
.".-in-<s will begin to wake up. Ih'
IMMENSE wealth now slore'! ny in Il.
',arus and cnrnciibs will soon be roll
ny eastward the railroads will 1t.
'hi*y, and HE money lying idle iii ts'
banks will begin to circulate. The
uny DELAYS ~i.l make ,radeal tt..-
lore active when it beglns.-Baiu
more Ga7tte.