Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-10

INvIaoRATINa food for the brain and
nerves is what We need in these days
Of rush and worry. Parksr's Ginger
Tonic restoree the vital energies and
brings good health quicker then any
thing you can use.-7|sbSxe. see
other column.
LUMBER FIR N MILK.-Last week
We were shown . piece Of lumber
made from straw, sour milk and some
other Ingredients. The lumber looks
lot unlike black walnut, can be
Ahly poll he'd. and is said to be ss
good as the natural kind. Mr.. Daniel
Innes. of Lawrence. Kansas. formerly
# N. W York, showed US the specimen
aud says a l,rSe company has bssn
organized TO manufacture lumber from
raw, and they med III it's prepara-
ton large quantity cf sour milk,
and are d,si GUS of aving some one
start creamery there. make butter,
which can be 40 d vt home, and sell
The same mi K to the lumber ma ksrs,
at eight GEMS per gallon. At this
psice he sour milk would be worth
more than when 1t i made into ekim
cheese. 1t viii probably only Be .
short time until they get all the sour
milk they may ne, d for this enter
rise. VT we are isfo. med that II
MS company max i u SUCCESS Ut II,
.theis VII e..E maLu;a 0turiDS ium.
Der by the sam. pros fess.--Advocate.
"Reminiscences of Washington.
YOU aay," l marked to the old
ne,.!o who DIR We the hack, that you
were Gen Washll gtoas body ser.
vaut2
'Dats col Dat jes 90, mssss. :
done waited on Washington ssnce he's
30 high-no biggsr'n q small chile"
You know the story, then. about
tile cherry tree and the halchst2"
'Know itp Why was dsr on Do
pit. seen Msssa G-wgs climb do
Tree af'er de che.r es, AID / sem him
ilng dc hatcaet ut do boys who was
stonln him done chaae dem boys
of dc place myself"
DO you remember his sppssi ancs
az man? Wnst he looked like ?"
Yes, indeed. Hs WAS kinder
snort, chunky man sorter fat aid
hearty lookln'. He had chin wins.
ksIs and noustache and spsctaolss.
Mos generally wore . high hat but
| Sesd him in tur cap viii sar War.
meis."
"You were lot with him, Of course
when he crossed the Delawars--whsn
ns went scrors the Delaware river ?"
"Wld him2 Yes, sir; l WAS right
dar. was not NOR n TWO feet of'n
aim as he druv across dc bridge In
uis buggy OATS y fac. walked
lous side de of wheel Of dat buggy
all de way"
"You cav him then, when he
fought the British at Trenton 2"
$50 8 you're boru dldl I held
.dassa Gawgs coat an hat while be
ought tn. Brilish at dat very PLACE;
-sisssa Gawgs i..ch.d him, and den
lay ra.sled, aud at hrs. he ires M..ssa
GAwge, and den Massa Gawge flung
ulm, aud set ou hin aud done ham.
,aefed MIN TIL he cried 'nutfl Massa
Ga"ge won dat fight. / seed him
~id my own eyesl An I come nome
aid HIM in de kyar
you weren't with him. though.
wh-n he sLot the apple OFT the boys
leai ?"
Ni.o wan AIi mni F.nsl
- iaon 4.. Js, v4p-iIu 5Je
ae .ai=i &. e4a g4@gya
ytu.v,I u... ea l. !. a.lA, .!a
picked up de alple an eas II as soon
id he knc cked it Oft. NoDoiy can't
tell disA year old n,ggah muffin bout
tat clrcumstaGc
You know all he generals rsla-
loas, to- rpo. =? Martha Luther
nj P.'ei lie III. nd :, r.st?"
"knusrd um a.i. A.uy Anl
many de line loue wa.Led o., .is
s,lie when Massa G ,wse haI us.- to
dlu' or. l REIN inter dem .wo gem.
men jes wells II d ssen um ysstsr.
dsy. Yes. sab; an / dluv um out
| often |"
I've frequently seen piotur,s of
Washington In which he is represent
Jed sitting upon white hose. Did
ne really ride q white horse, or