davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12

i NADIA de vacilaoiones lnada de pie
dad t--..do por subyugarme
y llegar6 al fin que me propongo 81,
81 llegare!. Pero con mucho cal
culo para no dejar huellas de mi reso-
lucion va que me llaman tirano, 10
iustiGcare, guardando el cuerpo. Mi
corazon es una roca Ad6nda no lle-
ga ell hombre sabiendo contener las
palpitaciones de su corazon y dispo-
niendo de una sonrisa que encubra la
tempestad del alma? Cuando SO We ell
relampago va nadie teme al trueno ;
es precise esconder la luz que anuncia
y delata, y fulminar ell rayo
Una sonrisa casi graciosa que SO mar
CO en- los labios de Jorge King revel6
su aparente tranquilidad, y mas la pu-
so de manifesto porque despues de ha-
Der dado algunos paseos por la habita-
cion, SO afeito, visti6ndose con mucho
esmero, como el que squiere presentar-
SO en- p1blico hacienda yer que NADIA le
preocupa; el descuido en- el traje es
uno de los slntomas marcados de las
alteraciones de Ia L. ride s;s!s..
Un negro TOGO on aquel momento con
los nudillos en- la puerta del cuarto pa
"a avisarle que ell almuerzo estaba SER
vido, y Jorge, despues de abrir, le dijo
que se esperara cruz6se 81 sieryo de
brazos, y ell amo, acercandose al pupi-
tire, escribi6 una carta mandando en-
seguida & aquG que montara q caballo
v fuera llevaria ell captain del pdrtidO
Cuando Jorge entro en- Ia sala, esta-
ban va reunidos los huespedes, que le
recibieron con grande algazara.
--l Dormilon grit6D. Toribio. SQu6
bora es 6sta de abandonar la CANA !?
EN- el campo se madruga,. anadi6
don Pompeyo jugando con los innnme-
rabies dies que pendian de On cadena.
-Es verdad, contesto Jorge riendo-
10 j,se uaadruga cuando no 10 tsasao'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12
de la venganza satisfecha y el placer de
Con la pavesa de la carta que Onelia
quem6, llevose ell viento la honra de los
esposos y la felicidad del hogar.

DE COMO LA TRANQuILIDAD DEL MARIDo
ALARMA 4 LA MUJER.
Cuando un autor tiena que pintar
situaciones de la, vida como Ia que
atravesaba Jorge King, no necesita
busear en- su paleta tintes pronuncia-
dos para ponerlas de relieve, porque
/ q qui6n Sc le oculta 10 que por el al
ma del marido pasarla despues de su
entrevista con eli mayoral Rivera? No
faltara lector que me tache de debil
porque no infame ell esp1ritu del per-
sonaje que estaba a disposition de mi
pluma para que estrangulase al guajiro y
corrisra en- seguida q yengarse de su es-
posa del amante que escribio la carta
que obraba en- ST. poder; pero debo re-
cordar a mis- lectores que cuando se
escribe una historic no es daIo al autor
falsear los caracteres, precipitar los
acontecimientos, nj mucho menos cam
biarfos. La fidelidad es la ga1antia del
historiador.
Apenas ell mayoral hubo salido del
aposento, volvio Jorge cerrar la puer-
ia, recostandose On un sillon, levanto
las piernas para poner los pies encima
de la mesa, siguiendo la costumbre de
los yaakees; despues que SO encontr6 CO.
modamente colocado, saco del bolsillo
la carta y empezo a leerla con la misma
aparente indiferencia que 81 SO prepa-
rara q pasar la vista por la gacetilla de
un periodico. La presencia de ID. Fell
pc no le permitio estudiar las palabras
de aquel escrito que tanto importaban
4 81 biapestar, J So dispoais 4 AaceE el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12
REVISTA POLITICA
DE LA PENINSULA.
MADRID febrero l8 de 1879.

MADRID febrero 18 de 1879.
Fiat lalr!-De seguro que mis- ha.
bituales lectores esperan con alguna
impaciencia y leeran con interes mi
carta de hoy, porque la fecha acusa
que paso ell dia del emplazamiento
fatal, el 13, tan cacareado por la opo-
sicion. Y paso como han pasado
los demas, sin que nj las nu6es Sc
desataran para dar gusto q los SOMA
dores. Sonaron las dos de la tarde,
hora en- que cumplfan los tres amos
de existencia de las Cortes, y Ell mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12

IoAAOo 0I AOo ulcll 0CH uC ollc OCApdClO-
nes ? NADIA la sociedad no puede
dar mas que escuelas y libros de
balde 81 cubriera por anadidura las
restantes necesidades vendriamos q
parar en- elsocialismo puro, que en-
comienda la crianza y educacion de
los hijos del amor libre al municipio;
en- este case ST que prosperarlan la
vagancia y la prostitution. Por ESQ
nosotros nunca hemos sido partida-
rios de la educacion obligatoria la
autoridad paterna es de derecho di.
vino, y debe mantenerse incolume.
Mas aparte de este, convene ha-
Ger comprender al pueblo que las es'
cuelas gratuitas, los hospitales y de-
mas instituciones benefcas arrancan,
como SUI nombre 10 indica, de un
acto caritativo, y, por 10 tanto, vo-
luntario de los gobernantes y contri-
buyentes f; pero no son una deuda
que Sc paga q las classes desvalidas,
no es NADIA que Sc les de6a de justicia,
como dice ell colega pues reconoci-
do ell derecho de propiedad como
fundamento de la humana actividad
en- todas las sociedades civilizadas,
no sin atentar contra el Sc puede ha-
Ger Greer al vulgo que esos estableci-
mientos de ensenanza, que esos ash
los, no son un bien que Sc hace los
menos favorecidos por la fortuna 81
no una deuda que Sc les satisface d
cuenta de no sabenos que supuesta
hipoteca que sobre los bienes ajenos
Sc les da a ertender que tienen. Los
ricos de hoy eran pobres aver los
pobres actuales pueden con su ira
bajo ser ricos manana. La riqueza
no es un despojo, no es un privilegio
permaneote es un derecho que Sc
CANA y Sc pierde segun la labor y la
suerte de cada uno.
Con esa teoria falsa de que la es-
cuela gratuita, ell hospital, Ia casa de
maternidad etc. no son estableci-
mientos caritativos sino deudas que
Sc pagan, Sc ense1a los pobres q ser
ingratos y a ser duros y tacailos q
los ricos. Cumpliendo con ell pre-
eeptQ eristiapo de amar al-nr6iimo
como nosotros mismos deber es
dar, no q los desheredados que no
los hay puesto que el derecho de
adquirir y de poseer es igual para
todos y a todos es accessible, sino a
los pobres todos aquellos socorros
que esten al alcance de la sociedad
pero entiendase que es una limosna
colectiva como otra cualquiera, una
limosna de las que Jesucristo pro-
+meti6 remunerar con largueza.
Aun cuando Eli Age'ate desde su
empfrica altura no Sc digne va hacer
case de NADIA de 10 que nosotros,
pigmeos de la prensa, escribimos, no
nos parece conveniente dejar pasar
sin corrective ciertas teorlas que en-
su orfgen parecen de poca monta y
cue tienen inmensa trascendencia en-
su desarrollo: la de hacer irrespon-
sables a los gobernados con tai que
los gobernantes no sean unos santos
y la de hacer Greer a las muchedum-
bres que tienen derecho algo de
los bienes a. ajenos, nos parecen fumes
tas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12

Ell BoLEr1N felicita respetuosamen-
te en- sus dias, y desea toda clase de
prosperidades, al Excmo. Sr. d. Eu-
logic Despujol, Gobernador CAPTAIN
General de esta provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12

"'%N' 70 u" w.
Sc deteng IN a pensar s
cnonte cifra que arroja
tadlstica de la ensenanz
Universidades +; la instr
base del progresp, pero
consi.lerar ell potSenir q
los jovenes que cysan
ras que no pueden dsrlt
positivos. ] De quiz 81
improductivos ? Acerca
ton, que trata con idone
ditado peri6dico H Ma.
mol, escribe SUI director,
de Salazar, 10 siguiente
Cofca de I,UOU lOVel
q las carreras universitai
mas de 5000 en- la facult
y pr6ximamente 1000 on |
es n1mero que, lejos de or
ha de preocupar q los he
bierno que mirep
grosas consecu
Facil es prevs
menguar el vale,
de un t:tulo acs
Gil el ejercicio r
ell errado camin
pals ha de segui
de aspiraciones
promoveran lucl
tan NAL quedarS
como los interes
propios individr
La cosa vale
abogados sin !
enfarmos, 6 p(
8 tienen que !
rios en- demal
cierto no exig
I'm tltulo que
tanto tempo.
NADIA digo
las tropas Ing
ridional, pore
al BoLETIN
Hos zulus acome
columns que in,
|y despues de {
combate Sc apod
mento, quedand
de 120 carros, l.
cartuchos, nu(
guerra y provisi
regianiento mum. =
| y dos caiiones. Te
dujo la noticia en-
del cabo de Buena
gEaterra ha dispu
embarque ell q, e
desde Portsmouth
1900 hombres,
mientos de caball
Tenemos va e
presentante de |
ell almirante NJ.
dia IA sus cree
soberano, sien@
con las solemas~
Ell Carnaval Sc
Iy ei movimiento'
cia su proxipa;'
carta
tod.,I
ly
baire,>
doming'
rodiar |;
do que
Los cond
bon prepar
va he rec;
que da
81. Goza
Siguen la
ley6 ell viern6H
ell nuevo poem
donde vieae laf
demas, pues<
muerte no vie
por ell frio, sill
blico aplaudif
llezas del trail
En- cuanto
!ofrecido Ape
con tres pie2
que valen po
ray, que We
trella !; de i
ocaso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12

ley6 ell viernG
ell nuevo poem
donde viene laf
demas, pues%
muerte no vie
por ell frio, sil
blico aplaudif
llezas del trail
En- cuanto
!ofrecido Ape
con tres pie2
que valen po
ray, que We
trella !; de Il
Ocaso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12


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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY ttxfx TO ALL PER
~ sons indebted TO u to come forward and
settle their accounts on VI before the st OF Sep
tembey 1879 and 10 save costa. All accounts due
at til II time viii be placed In the hands Of IN af
sorney With instructions to collect the ssrnc All
debts contracted after this date nnst be settled
on the Arss Of evsry month.
Parties wishing to board At this house will
please make Arrangements with cue Of the pro
prietors.
TAYLOR 4 StCKMAN.
Bsinbridee Hotel,
Port bakely. W. T.
Port BlakeIy, Aug. q, 1879. 81 a.si2in
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PIANO TUNING.

Mr. PAUL. scHoHNE, PRACTICAL PIANO
b, AsAer and raner. viii be here IN ssptem.
r.,.,s, eeew aud Tune Pisnos; hts former sue.
oS visits guarantee satisfaction.
s.ers can BE left at W. II. Pumphrey's Book
s2adlm
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20

meets2l and 4th Thu sdays every montl
In Masonic Hall j B Oder. secretary.
|. u. .FOre>terS-COurt Mt Pleasant, NJ
3, upper room OF Odd Fellows Hall, Wate
street, ID Gr.tfiths, secretary, meets every
tuesday evenins at Z.
Imp o. r. M.-Allegany Tribe, No G7
kin,,l, is Council Fir every I'll run, 81
brtadths, 2d sleep Of every suns, at The
Odn Fellows Temple, -----, Chic
OF R-co1ds,
Free Gardeners - Frostburg Adam
Lodge meets every Monday evening il
Furcstcrs Hall; john Laemmert, secretary
st. NichaePs Total lAb>tinence-Mects
4lh Sunday CfeveTy month in Eascm> Mt O
St Mlciiaci's Church, Joseph Mcmahon
| secretary.
knights Of HOEOr-Frostburg Lodge
| No. $40, meets the 4; and 4th Mondays oi
every month ia old Odd Fellows Hall; j
,Jandort, Reporter
Associations.
Y. NJ. c. Ar p Msson, secretary;
business meeting, 2d MCLIay night ca oh
mont Gospei meeting Sunday afternoon
a. 1T p III; Young Mems Prayer Nee. ing
in rot IN, Bealls uilding, Main st, Satur-
Gay evening.
Frostburs Building-Thos Hill Sec
retary; meets every Monday ,vcnng at
+ 9 Bealls store.
Fr0stburg Mutual Building j S
Metzger, Secretary; meets every Wednes-
day evening at F G Bea Is store
Frostburg Perpetual Building-Meets
every Satu day evening at the Printing
Office; j Is Od2r, Sccl etary,
Societies.
FrOstburg Fire d. pa. tmGnt-Jchn NJ
Zmmtrly, secretary; business meetings,
"a ana 4tEi TuCs-ay OF each mcrtn; q lar
tcliy NEE iags, lst tt esday in December,
March, June and Sep cn-b I; an ual meet
ing, lst Tuesday in January.
st. JOsepii's Beney0lent--Meetst the Isl
Sunday OF every III nth in basement of
st Aichacl's Church, J Murray, secretary
Welsh Literary Clas>--Recse D Reese,
secretary; meets every Tuesday evening in
Welsh Coz gregalionul Church.
st. Michael'> Temperance 4 Beneficial
Meets Sd Sunday OF every month in the
Easement Of st AlichaeIs Church; ! I'm
Brady, secretary.
Companies.
vas SVhiPdH ~ "A olccilc, cSCictaiN ' :.
Water COmpany-William o SpIgg
secretary, Cumberland.
Mayor and COuncil:
Mdyor-John l. Porter.
Cohhcilmen - Ile.ry Williams, John
Prize, William Crlmp, james D. Arm
strong, Il 9 Paul, I. Stewart
Cierk--Jamcs Hanson
BnalB and CAtet y Poiice--J P Smith.
Polsctman--Edwaru Prize.
Magistrates:
Henry r. Atkinson, Main street
John c. Weis, Broadway.
COmSfables:
John N. Benson, No II.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20
AN interesting paragraph in the

AN interesting paragraph in the
sa,ly histo.y cf th, electric ,el2 graph
in England $ :iven ia eonnsc,ioa
Win p sEe.2h Of ,;s f's' 81, p:n,
An eST ln rjal IN :yps rur O. ~
Gros Wssle"r R.i!wa; :. or4 Tor,i5a
30 Slough hut, was little .useu RI
full scope of the telegra uii!.tr w-F
then hardy dreamed O.. Is prec,icsi
use ee.ng coutined a!rocat o.. i,el to
,aiiway 81. sling. The s:::.n lg %
be transmitted were few in rumhe.
and tie old system Of seu. .apha . es "a
preferred to toe e.ec.rlc IN. ovation
The lire proved o, so live ryice n
tsci that t. e company a2tr ny c,.ier
I'd its remuv, AZ an iLcumb. apce
Jas, ct ii is time marier as ccr.
uitted in Slough. A police agent,
starting for London, sent. message
ever the wire inst,uctinr tho attb y
ites to take note cf mar II C,alar
dress. TIE man was aeor, u,.a w...l,.
d until wsrran t .u'.! he y ccaryi.,
He was then arrested ! ST b. I'd .cr.t-
ly tried ard convicted. II s prac,i.
cal illustration of is gr-a. val pa9.
tie electric tsieg, apt IN Ene aud ~:
iaretus that made its fort u: G, and
thereafter its sdcption and extension
were rapid. .'" f''" -..t. -.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The regular sessions of the County
! ommisslou,rs CON ence on tie lst Mon
day in january, April, June, July and
October.
CommisSi5ners-Wm Y McCul!oA, Pres
Gent, } & Cookerly, A G Greene. F NJ
Glam.ich, Sr. james Wilson.
Clerk-F NJ Gramli,h, Jr.
C0uRty Teusurer-D Amman.
County Sureeyor-John Schsidt
C0lSoe tors IF state and County Tdres-
1st Collect. Oh D:stiic., Joseph b $40 tie
n.ytr; I'd Collection District B Humb!r,i;
81 C,llCctivn Dist. ict, john B NJ Cullo
4tn Collection District, Patrick Mu.leA.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20
Sienlhc Miscellany.

TER electric Light has been fo.iud
a useful signal ia surveyins In re.
cent work Of trlsngn !ati;n in 4 leea ia
it is tsted that the light, was scan at
a distance Of one huldrsd aua sixty
four miles.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20
DIRECTORY
COUNTY.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT.


Th regular TENS of the CircEi: Court
ioT Aliegany county commences: 1st Mon
day IN JanLar I'd Monday in April; LIST
Thursday III July, (non juIy,) and I'd Mon,
day i'll OCtC bcr.
The Irregular equity or chancery terms
co Lmcncl: lst Monday in January; 3
Monday in February; 2. Moniay in April;
% Monday il June; ID Monday in Aug
ust; 2d Monday in October
OFFICERS
Chief Judgo-Hon Il II Alvey.
manifestations VIM Motter, Geo A
Pearre
Cser&-Theo Lunan. --.
SUITES Att0rney-A Hunter Boyd
4SterD- Edward MsnlJ.
1udtt,r-R w McMichael
Comm!sWone s. John b Fay, G T Porter
snd j. a. McIcnry.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20

10 Alter same 1900 examinations,
pr. Jetf.ie, aftirms that abont one
male in twenty-five is co.or-b ind TO
a greater or less legree. He fin ls
the ,'lefect to By iargelr hereditary,
although sometimes oacs stoned by
disease or III ry. In tho former case
it is incur ;tle; but il. the latter, it
may be ouly temporary cificv!ty.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A
FROSTBURG :

FROSTBURG:
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Groceries, &c
-Beal., Baush u Co., uitchlns Bros, Shat
fer 81 Mum.
Ctothang-B. Stern & Co.
Dugs-D. G. Per y, McCulloh & Co.
Furm.ture--O. jarrett & Bro, Gross &
Nickel.
UurdHare--Frank c. Beall.
Boot and Stoe, j Hartman, w Thomas.
NacitimaSt, h glnes--R. G Pal, Thos.
IL. Paul
Watches, ,1ere'1y-D J. Be:z.
Fire Lasuraaee--J. b MtCulloh, Jchn
Hit.hln John l.. Porter.
CUMBERLAND.
4harL'e Dealers-A. E. Smcnner.
.1ttoraeys-J. r. sess, ID. W. Sloan,
RoLert Mcdonald. Brace u Richmond.
tteam Dyer, etC-T. Foo.cr.
B0oks, Arctery--John \. Fulton & Co.
BALTIMORE.
4Nan Line-A Schumacher & Co
LIothIng--John WannnIakcr.
MuttJy Housc--C. X Hogan
sX~ For further information see adver-
tisements elsewhere. When cat.any upon Dr
soritthy to aduertSsGFs, sag y0U S0ao tie ddg6r-
tssenent IN this paper.
Post Office Register.
For Delivery OF Mails--630 u m to s
p m. Sal, OF Money Orders ami Regis
lering Letters-1 a IN to $ p m. sS- Ot,
ice closed on Sundays.
MAIL2 CLOSES. DUE.
Between Frost t-urr,
Cumberland and all
points east "nd west 6.45 IN 4 As Il
BctN cen FIostburg,
Piedmont and all
points cast and ;st 3.4J p m 7.30 II
Be- wecn FTostburg
and Grantsvlllc $50 a m 500 Il
G. Ii. WALKER, Postmaster.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20

RECENT comparative measurements
lof tae craaia Of eminent msn snl of
crimi, ais show th at. while a scapscious
intellect requires a largs soul,
large crauiam 'R not always attended
BY q high order ofirtell,gancs. TIE
crania CT a considerable number Of
criminal We're found 10 have capac-
ity much above tke sgeraae.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20
ORPHANS COURT,

The Orp.an Court OF A legany county
holds its session on Tuesday and FIidV
OF ca h week.
OFFICERS.
Chief Judge-John Coulehan.
VIM. Piatt, Robert Bruce
Register Of IVNts-John Rhind.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20
Mad terrible MIGHT swEAfs.

:. Melnphis, FED, II, ls!l. 7
DR.. TUT: Sr-1 have been suffering for psarIy two
years w.th a severe cough. When commenced Ia
king your tx pectorAn: w4s Jed to huIdxsd
a-id son pounds IN weight. 1 L.t Tied almost
OF. lite d tosr!1t: NJ .kt s~an's. Lhayu
4..i 3p2r' bottlos Tie nigh, swer u hSSs iott me.
IL" usr hss 4 ppa4reG and Ia ,;aiIed Il icon
v"uut i Il, -. rcolN.renG! to al my In<nda.
w . Ere.t re poet, OLlVhR RlCE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20

ALTHOUGH the nsss epprasch, te
the 9TH Of al comels Las be-
known. the lest distance. If on :,
two tave ever been d tenineS With
any degree of accuracy On Jniy l.
ITO, comet was within 100000
miles of the earth-tle closest 30.
apr reach Of one of these ba,ies of
which a.tl onomers have any cc' ala
knowledge. Its apparent diane .:r
was two ant one-balf degrees, or
nearly FIVE tiines the apparent ii.
slneter of the L DON. It Is not sur.
prisirg that the =, partition Of such
monster should can.e a ranic of
terror amcng uaonligh,ened and su-
perstit:ous inhabitants CT orr globe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20

a MEWGPApEr Fu3. WRITES

- .,, OhiJe, iLgec'IV News, AUG cussa. Ga.
DR.. TUTp: Dear s.r--iy ht1le sou, s.s attacked
with 2neunl; a.a lass s.nGeT, which lett lEn WITH
for taa o. which a,n nGes tod toyour valuable
Expe stnrint had !tied iuost every uGig reel n-
pecp,rant, one bottle OF whica removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks. am yours truly,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-20
miscellaneous Advertisement enfs
DIR. J.F. HAYWOOD,
Of New York, voluntarily indorses il. r.,

IT. TUIvr: New Y,,k sept, H. 1871
Dear ir--During this year l vlsilsd n ne hundred
c1sss of lung -seanes. In tie rwsr ~ rds uI tie
lity h c. sas were of very sators ts1s. twss
t;IeseIAr tsonion called to TUT Ex PscDt mt
and tuss ny sor srise at its power.
pnIihg 2 pE.Iucs of twenty years, h.ys never
known ,Trdic'e to act o.art.y, sad ~ il sich
fits OF con ,hng. ana invariably Cared tIs dlssass in
lew days cheer. ally i;,dorse j. - tie Os.t lung
YnyUig l gve- uhad +-.s-- Jt-.-s lL i-. Il "a
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Medical.

J. RUH1, u. D., TRosTBURG, ND,
HAS contined his practice entirely to
L L the treatment of consumption
and Asthma and will positively attend
to no other cases.
OIhce Tours lilly from to II o'clock
a. m. Sundays except d.
NJ books kept and cash required for
treatment aud medicines. nov Is
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BERLIN re,o;ces 10 the no session :

H. T.. BERLIN relo.ces II the Possession CT
a scientific, caokiag saFoc!st,op, form:
ed ty housewives Of tie c:t,F}. 7. ha.
a SCI ool of in3tructi rs II, cooke. :.
and, sauslifed chsnlih :. y egi me.
bsrs ?f the 20 ,as,y ltctuhes ia rra, :.
c.. chemistry, A labora. DRY h"4 BE- :.
estab.:shed, ia charge Of ths cl,tt.sis.,
for the examination OF articles IF food,
and, also Of utensils EN- ployed ii:
cooking, -a O., II .9.-o.,
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MAJOR J. W. POWELL. who has
given much attention 10 lnl:sn myth
olosles finds the philosophy of rain
and snow entertained :lnony certain
'rlbes a fecu.is1 ono. According to
she s osao:s7, monster s.rpeu'- god
god cois his hack against the ICE cf
"Elch the fi-Eament ia made, and
rubs off f.. kes, which fall as snow in
winter, and melt t; form rain in sum-
mer. The Oraibi believe. that az up
Ter ccd makss rain by dipning fea,h-
ers in the k Of the sky am sprink-
liag the rth but in wine the god
erusles the ice OF The sky lakes and
FL Is it dows as SNOW.
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r A RECENTLY di.rov cred fossil ami.
mah Aa'rh.calaes frngil smus, is des-
cribed d as a monster considerably more
than one hunire1 fee, in length, with
spinal yer ell. ae six feet scrosa, hipd
legs forty f"et long, and q large AID
owsr!u@ 2ail. 1uagihe the m"n.ter
in life, STANDING on It's hiod legs and
catching lite sray with its. t2r2 ave,
and strli ing "i.t"rs iS,-ja g.. -
mind from er 'nn. ~ y "
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PUBLIC SALE
in front of the Grand Central Hotel, in
Frostburg, on
Saturday, Decen.ber2 go. 1879.

AOotpui ol
Saturday. December go, 1879,
AT II O'CLOCK, A NJ,
All the real es.ate DESERT bed in the pro-
ceediugsin in said case being
Lots numbers FIVE and six in a series
of lots laid out by David Percy and
James D. Armstrong, in tae village
of Pompey Smash; said lots are
more particularly described in
deeds to said Miller dated August
9th, 1852, (and recorded in Liber
H. R., No. 8 folio 709,) and Feb
ruary 2Sth, 1855, (and recorded in
Liber II. R., No. II, folio 434,) re-
spectively.
Said property is improved ty COM
Portable ID " Eaa.ING HOUSE.
Terms OF sale -rash
BENZ. A. RICHMOND,
NoV 29-ts Trustee
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
Dig Fun lcnherg,p ,p. csi.e. I, CUNT Lerland
Dr q IL GetZcndan- -cl Ere stbuig.
l. d .ckinsOn, Cumpeiland.
} w s Cocnrane, secretary, Cumberland.
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A GEkMAs -"gi eer h&s discover
cd en- be ste OF ancient rerga!oos
(now Bergama) in Asiatic Turkey,
over two hundred stat.cs and pie"ns
of sculpture belonging % The bas.
Period of Greek art. These woris
are mainly from a mple 10 A,Iepa
on tho site Of the Aclopolis. They
i2cluds tie alte., cclosH, Saocoon,
figures OF ladies, Of satYrs and tritons,
together with d hi;nlv o,n .ment !
frleze and case Of a pedsst 81 ru.. port
lng rtatne OF Zens, an adorned With
representations Of tie deitics OF the
elements.
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, 70 coi.vlues v.r,ous ec,nut;fa s.-eo-
tics in Iessrd TO- certata tv.rta #
biblical narrative, Able Moisno, ed
:or of Ses Nima9es, ct Paris, ryoT N :
fitting cutsn archaeological expedition
to seasch for the rsmains of tfe Egg,
ton cavalry hor'ei in tao Ed Sea.
His te'iet is tat these 1eua,ns c,r
be found by DIGGING fer them. and
that the action oi the salt ia w, .c.4
they al buried t,ius. haze kept .hcm
Il a good state Of presel yalian.