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THE PREsrpExcY or THoMAsynLE FE-
v,ir CoITrGr. y. C.-The presidency OF
th;s nJ.I institution once presided over by DIR.
1hsrIas sT's = Deems, now Of New York. has
Saan rendered DIR. William X. Vaughan,
','hn uJen hes heen very successful in building
~, nv female ] schools in Culpeper aud Cor
',apnsv;iIe Sp % va After having the matter
uuder uud confederation for some time, DIR.
y Vaughan has finally decided not to accept
the position.
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Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram 20 The Bispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Ill 4. IL
For the Middle Atlantic and South Allan
tic states, fair weather. northerly shifting
TO southerly wind', and statIonaryQr higher
temperature and pressure
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ \. NJ, -; ;
. A. NJ. 81; noon. 50; 3 p. NJ. 20; g p.
NJ, GS; midnight. 60.
Mean temperature, Gl sc.
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aIlLLBORO' SPRINGS.
VI OPEN JUNE lsr,
CLOSE NOVEMBER lsr
SULPHUR, ALUM, AND CHALGBiATE
SPRINGS.
For circular and general information. address
CARROLL GAEhfffT,
Millhoro Springs Poe -Dhicr,
,,v re-l,n Bath county "a.
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NVARNsULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ BATH COUNTY. Va,
ARR NnN OPEN.

Tho finest warm SULPHUR bath fla w0di.
Pamphlets to be- mad ~ .ufc b. L1i 8 '., og ~
the proprietor. -cld postal.
ap Ii-jm Jpi'N i. Nh
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O.NTEsES,
s2lH

a ". JONES. DENTIST. G1g
VI. VH7f-
OFFICE ~. -o7 FRATkfit -TLEkT- rETWL LLN
ElGHTu tED NI.1H.
Flrcaut rooms: Uses rest materials. -caflo.
muck. tuI D. rough woIa. TOM experience aad
prices reduced. ..- u- .nd raiorf1rin in rN-
tr4cliug teeth. my l4-Bm
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forwarded = them bv their New York resident
nayer. They consist Il JACONET, SWISS. and
MANSIONS IN their various widths; also IRISH
POtNTS-the balance stock Of an importer. The
entire 10; win DC offered 10 department distinctly
arranrcd-prico averaging rather less than half
their general value.
1 HAMBURGS 80 Sc. selling generally az Sc;
lot SWISS aud JACONETS az SC, selling gene
rally from 10 - l2ltc.;
l Tot SWISS and JACONET AZ stc., general value
from / 5 70 2Oc.; TOT at 25o.' general value 80
% Gee; I lot from 40 70 Ace. general value
being more than double;
hcsidoS many Others The above goods are All
fresh of this seasons Importation and Of the most
desirable patterns.
Also. large stock Of WHITE DRESS FABRICS,
such as French anG Persian Mulls In Plain. Plaids,
and PolAa-Dot. besides WHITE GOODS Of every
other description. They viii besides offer on sale
ONE HUNDRED AND sIXrY-FOUR PIECES
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC.
"OWEs HIS LIFE TO IT"

ATLANTA. Ca. April Il. l-s3.
Tn1s7s was the evictim Of horrible blood poi
s,n. and WAS treated for some months by three
prorninent physicians but grew worse. until hnai-
Is I was confined 10 my bcd. not able 20 il-e NY
hand 10 my head and expectoraung clots Of blood
had lost I'm weight from lSJ 20 l3O pounds I'D
tlts condition begun tie Use Of swifts SPECIFIC
-. :. 81. and i'm less uian three months was On
nrelv well. increased In flesh from 1870 20 ISo'
and have been in excellent health heyer since haNe
not had symptom Of the disease since ana hrln-
ly believed If IL bad not been for swift Specific that
I would to-day be- in my grave. say toeyerY ihah'
woman, and child, If your blood is disordered take
a. joins y. BISHOP.
Write for a copy Of the little book-FREE'
$1,000 REWARD viii be paid TO any chemist
who viii ind, on the analysis Of 100 boiile' 81 :.
:. =, one particle Of Mercury lodide Potassiuni'
or any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANl'
nv Il-lw drawer D AiIaltlA' N4.
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WOOD AND COAL.

rHST RECEIVED, FRESHLI-nlNED
st BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, IN eSS' Stove
and chestnut sizes. IT..
FOREST PINE WOOD, sawed ana spAt
MIST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL 49,,
IFUIGH LUMP COAL, for fonnar.ts, IT,, ,i, Des'
G,,-is r,,r,ehnsers wanted. :. Il. LAIHRpP-
M 8 seventeenth street. az Dfa"-DIluss
DEsT ANTHRACITE COAL from
ID 1913 T. s6; EAsT-BANk COALBIhD
from $3.50 10 &5.75 per ton Of z;9yy y1pxSs mxs.
and sAwEU and KfNDLiS6 at lowest essI ~
nTtees: sn kinds Of ENGINE AOAL ana SVr 1gn5 !
COKE Broad streei opposite IbeaHe a"u A'o'
eas. s,, "a "a ''N''' CHARLES II. PAGE.
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C'APON SPRINGS AND BATHS
4 t.rEAT r.rE TTT4Fs "a sHT.f.lf-H

UAMp~HiRI COT NTN. Y. W.
OPENS JUNE 1,T. so fOG-. t3sE ~ access
from an points of tlc compass. Having the
g. AItGESr SWIMMING POOf OT e AnROF ATED MN
EUAL WATER fN TINS WDVfD. flso. lEOS
SPRINGS SECOND 10 NOSE. Hair % three qnlr-
tcrs II an hnur'- ride Icarriage on horsellchl 4.
SPLENDID WHITE -ULPHrn. GRAND NCCNTkiH
SCENERY. SUMNER CLIMATE UN~rEP t-sEu. A
UtRHING SUMNER HOME. Five IRON FIRE
ESCAPES.
Formeiical aud other testimony s,nd FOR pam-
phit..
Fine Band. good fishing and boating.
say whore you SAW THIS advertisement.
Water gd pamphlets. IN PrRG Pill. LADD s co.'s
ali l.. ~ AZ ER's. Richmond. "a.
nv I3-Im ". -. ~ALF. Proprietor.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SUMNER RESORTS.

4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
As \ DYsPEPrIC WATER WITHOUT A
RIVAL.
1900 FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE
SFA.
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OPEN FROM JUNE TO NovEMBER.

BATHS. BILLIARDS. TELEGRAPH. rOsT-,
and kXPRE~S-OFFIr IrFS.
GOOD LIVERY and FlNE BAND OF NIslC.
Pamphlets can be- obtained II PURCELL, ADD
= Co who keen A ,upDiv Of watar constantly on
hand. 4. 4. COLtOUN.
INV I7-lm Proprietor.
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HOTEL COMFORT,
IL QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

Thl, e.cgsut and newiy-furnisi4cl ioisi 81 now
orcu ar tie reception ~ guests. THIS Eoui. have
ING hoen Gff,d ap with the grettest a'.'uiitn -
ih, modern requirements n uit travelling pablo,
.lppllos \ Nlrl ioug cXpeI cucci hy those rlsiiin<
Hampton % quest n comfort. ecouomy. cirhiy,
wcli-pr~pllci food, cleaniincs-, asd poiieucss.
deals at ail hours "a rcsl-lrAnL Special terms
flT famINe-.
Large s4Hlpic-r00ms for commercials. whose pa
ti,uar. g. rsreclally skod isr. Commercial fties.
~ per 1av B. BARNARD, Fr0pfis'sr.
ma f-d3m Late Manager 81 eOn-A AR lic-s.
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tAINGHAM COUNTY. Va
w.lf he omen iHr tine reception lf rue-is III Nc
fJiu. Pr,f.slr ~. D.. RAJ I,asf 1ud rtins
BtnI flr .ne .avnaud Dali-r onl. has been "anscf
f.r ihe ...l.an OF l--B Int Table WIli Do - OF -
every respect. supplied from he r.ch valley ~
kIrgiu.l. Tie afr pure. hrtriar, n.f friF ny.
K.dIag. driving. batiilug 1.hnr. billiards. isi-
llu-. llwu-teDni-, archery, ETC., ale among eis
INA lse nenfs.
A. a remedy in AnFnI. s.roflif Nfu.1ifi1,
Ir-ucn-id. lNer-ni-elsc. mtltflf- peculiar %
f.ruar- tsd 200 general f0r fll 1I.il-,- srlHet Dy
u9yerty 90 tGe blood OF debility af Sire Eerf1us .ys-
ten. tie l.aw.Dy wIto- 81 un-isaiei.
D. WAIHINr LIZ.
bcu. ral Munger
RATES oF BOARD. $3.50 par l',. eis FcF
wees. s&0 Yef mDlln f. rr He ...fuIr ihi r't
icmlcr. 81 fcr munfh.5u rnd hn. A.. h.f-
arol under o.. and rnl.rri rytn'. t.. /. KS.
shit. servant. according t1 acroia .'.f.l. .i--
Apply ,Yr llo. With ptriirn..f. "f i.-i-t
AfOUNTAIN-rOP HOTEL,
vi EITE HIDGI MurNTAlt-. tikHiNiA,
an Ilo.. frlar iud Oal1 RAILWAY IN lIl.- frpui
FlrrrlUu.l. va. vii br open jt SO il-i $50 l'i.-
graph tpa In-t-0licc. Ait0u depot, F.. rferil's
a.. ,lre-a uutil June o
HENRY l.. MAr-if. prnu-ctar.
my G-lm thfrioi'esfh.e. 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
eT COHEN BROTHERS

q NVtfEsaF FFttF| 4 n Hs1fF'
were the recipients yesterday Of three eases Of
#n#A Z W sSSaS SS$$aSsS + + $E% $EH 4 s'T q
N N AAA " VI NIB BU UR RG SG
Il ia An N MBBB UU r X GGG
ERR NM MMRsR RRR. 90 u
kK ssM ssNS \ I RBb sR RRR RSS Gil
Nm Mr. BR Ro OH
REEM NJ MBBB X 90 IL
DDp FER RRR IIEEE ssss
3 BEH / E#RfR REEs RFEF E#Essr ssss
nm EFER RiiERE ssss ].
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MIsFTT STORE,
9l3 MAIN STREET,
C0yMzRCIAL-CLUB BUILDING.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL : O'CLOCK; SAT-
FRIDAYS TILL II p. 81. my II
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NOR RENT. DWELLING No. a096A
II Leigh street, between second aud Third AA
-lr,ets. with seven rooms, aud kitchen With two
rooms fine lot and convelicn. location Bath
and closet on chamber ioor.
a',, INV i5-eodst WILLIAMS a BowF.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Look Out, There !

Don't judge a man by the clothes
he wears. God made ole, end the
tailor the ether.
Don't judgs him by his family re-
latiops, for Cain belonged to good
family,
Don't judge a man BY his speech
tor 4 parrot talks. but the tongue is
but an instrument Of sound.
Don't judge man by his failure
in life, for many a man fails because
be is too honest to succeed.
Don't 'tjudgs man by the house be
lives in, for the lizard aud rat often
inhablt the graudest ruciures.
When man dies they who surv., e
him ask what property he has left
behind. The angels who bend over
the dying man ask what good deeds
he has sent before him.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03
WHOLE NUMBER. sos.
another Prophet.

A correspondent Of the Bethlehem
Times gives the following particulars
Of recent visitto Prof. Higgins, the
astrologer and hermit, who lives in q
miserable hut on the southern slope
of the Hoxenkspf peak of the South
or ssucon mountains. Among other
things the venerable philosopher said:
According to the old astrological
system oil DR.. Kauner have worked
out predictions, and I will give them
to you for the sign Of Mars, which
denotes war, and probably it will be
on the European continent, spreading
towards Asia. The spring will be
cold, raw and dry, although in March
frsshet may be looked for. On May
3D. you may expect violent thunder
storms and in the early days Of July
extraoi dinary heat. Grasshoppers
VIII De more numerous than usual.
The crop of wheat will be good, and
th' oats Indifferent. Corn may suffer.
The autumn will be dry. with vio-
lsut storms Of wind. In the month of
September or October there will be
trouble with some Of the trunk line
railroads, but the exact nature is not
clear. Such are the predictions"
aai'l he, "but in thespecial facts I put
little confidence. The grand scien-
ti6c truth, however, is one upon
We can rely. The orcps have been
good for several years, the country
is prosperous, and railroads without
number are being constructed. It
cannot be always thus. Calamity
must follow prosperity as'ths cloud
follows the sunshine. Financial de-
preston is sure to come, and railroad
stocks are sure to tumble, perhaps
not this year, but when We know
exactly not. Such are the results
shown by scientific researeh to follow
soon after the disturbances in the suns
photoshere." - hatso
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03

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potency Qoss of sexual power) Nervous
Trembling, Shyness, Wasting of Bo'y,
Palpitation of Heart, &C., cansed by early
abuse or excess of married life, quickly
cured by newly discovered remedies that
have never failed. Gonorrhwa, Gleet and
Structure quickly Cur &c. Syphilis in all lis
stages, Syphilitic Ulcers of the Bndy, HUI
mors, Blotche, on the Face, Ulcers IN Nose
OF Throat positively cured, and the poison
entirely eradicated from the system with
out the use of Mersury DR.. Robertson is
b graduate OF the University oi Maryland.
Refers 10 leading physicians OF Bal imore,
his native city All Female Complaints
and all Irregularities quickly removed.
Correspondence strictly confidential.
Medicine sent to any address packed free
from observation. A Gu c guaranteed in
every case placed under my treatment.
Enclose stamp tor reply Dec %
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03
Selert Sturp.
HIS PA GOES ROLLER
SKATING.
Said He qOas Going to Spread
Himself, and He Did.
The Century.


"What broke your pa up at the
roller.skating rink ?" asked the
grocery man.
10, everything broke him up, said
the bad boy. HE is split up SO ma
buttons the top Of his pants to his
collar button, like bicycle rider.
Well, no business to have told me
and my chum that he used to be the
best skater in North America, when
he was a boy. He said he skated
once from Albany to New York in an
hour and eighty minutes Me
and my chum thought If pa was
such terror on skates We would get
him to put on pair of roller-skatss
and enter ss the great unknown and
clean out the whole gang. We told
pa that he must remember that roll
lsr-skates were different fiom ice
skates, and that maybe he couldn't
skate on them ; but he said it didn't
make any difference what they were
skates, and he would just paralyze
the whole crowd. So we got a big
pair OF roller skates for him. and
while we were atrapping them on pa
he looked at the skaters glide around
on the smooth, waxei floor just as
though they were creased. Then pa
looked at the skates on his feet, after
they were fastened-sort of foilorn-
like, the way horse taief does when
they put shsckles en- his legs, and |
told him if be WIS afraid he couIdn't t
skate with them. we would take them
off but he aaid he would beat any
body there, or bust suspender.
Then we rsightened pa up and
pointed him toward the middle Of the
room, and he said 'leggo, and to just
give him little push to start him.
and he began to go. Well, by gosh,
you'd dIds to have seen pa try to
stop. You zee, you can't stick in
your heel and stop like you can on
lce.sk kates, and pa soon found that out,
and he began TO turn side ways, and
then he threw his arm and walked
on his heels, and he lost his hat, and
his eyes began to stick out, cause he
was going right towards an iron post.
One arm caught the post, and he
circlsd around it a few times, and
then he let go and began to fall |;
and, sir, he kept falling all across the
room, and everybody got out of the
way except a girl, and pa grabbed
her by the polonaise like drowning
man grabs at straw, though there
wasn't any strsws in her polonsise as
l know Of, but pa just pulled her
along like she Was done up in shawl
strap and his feet went out from
under him, and he struck on his
shoulder and kept a-going, with the
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03
10 T1-IT 7 y
The Newspaper Business.

Here is how y brother journalist
putsit We supposed tina. many pso-
pie think that newspaper men are
persistent duns; let a farm n place
himself in similar business posltion
aud see it he would not do the same.
Suppose he raised one thousand bush
els OF wheat, and his neighbor should
come and buy bushel, the price was
only q small matter of two dollars or
leFs and the neighbor says II will
hand you the amount in few days"
AS the farmer does not want to 10
small about the matter, he says
all right, and the man leaves with
the wheat. Another comes in the
same way until the whole of one
thousand bushels of wheat are trusted
out to one thousand different persons,
and not one ofths purchasers concerts 9
himself one bit about it, for it is a
small amount that he owes the farmer,
and OF course that would not help
him any. He does not realiz, that
the famer has frittsre away his large
crop of wheat. and that it's value is
due him in thousand little dritlets,
and that he is seriously embarrassed
in his busiues, matters. But if all
would pay him promptly, which they
could do as well as not, it would be
very large amount to carry to the
farmer, and enable him to carry on
ais bu.in.ss without difficulty. The
above comparison il too.true of the
diff .ulties that the newspaper man
has to contsud with.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03

girl dragging along like bundle OF
clothes. If pa had had another pair
of roller-skates on his shoulders and
castors on his ears he couldn't have
slid along any better. Pa is a short,
big man, and as he was rolling along
on'his back, he looked like sofa with
casters on being pushed across the
room by girl. Finally pa came to
the wall and had to stop, and the
girl fell right across him, with her
roller-skates in his neck, and she
called him an old brute, ard told him
if he didn't let 60 of her polonaise she
would murder him. Just then my
chum and me got there and we amru-
tsted pa from the girl and helped
him up, and l told him for heavens g
sake to let us take cff the skate, cause
he couldn't skate any more than a
COW, and pa was mad and said for us
to let him alone, and he could skate
sll right, and we let 30 and he struck
out again. Well, cir, l was ashamed
An old man like pa ought to know
better than TO try to be boy. This
last time pa said he was going to
spread himself, and if l am any jndge
of big spread, he did spread himself.
Somehow the skates had got turned
around sideways on his feat, and his
feet got to going in different direc-
tlons. and pas feet we're getting SO
far apart that l was afraid that
would have two pas half tie size,
with one leg apiece. I tried to get
him to take up a collection cf his legs,
aud get them both in the cana ward
but his arms few around and one hit
me on the nose, and l thought if he
wanted to strike the best friend he
had he could run his old legs hlsseli.
When he began to separate l could
hear the bones crack but maybe it
was his pants but anyway he came
down on the floor like one of tkose
fellows in the circus who spreads him
self, and he kept gong, and finally he
surrounded an iron posi with lis legs
and siorped, and hs looked pale, and
the proprietor of the rink told pa if
hewanted to sive Aying-trapezs per-
formance he would have to go to the
gymnasium; and he couldn't skate on
his shoulders any more, because other
skaters were afraid of him. Then pa
said he would kick the liver out Of
the proprietor of the rink. and he
got up and steadied himself, and then
he tried to kick the man, but his heel
went up to the wonct, and pa turned
a back somersault and struck right on
his vest front. l guess it knocked
the breath out of him, for he didn I
speak for few minutes, and then he
wanted to 60 home, and we put him
in a street car and be laid down on
the hay and rode home. Oh, the
work wo had to get pas clothes off
He had cIicks in his back and every.
where, and ma was away to one of the
neighbors, TO look at the presents, and
l had to put liniment on pa, and
made mistake and got bottle O
furniture polish, and put on pa, al
rubbed it in, and when ma cam,
home pa smelled like coffin at {
charity fnne eral, and ma said ther,
was no way of gettins that varnish OF
pa till it wore off. Pa says holiday
are condemned nulfance any way
He will have to stay In the hous,
all this wee .-Peck's Sun.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03
-CUTICURA SOAP

And Exquisite Toilet, Bath and Nurs'ry
Sanstive. Fragrant with delicious flower
odors and healing balsam. Contains in a
notified form all the virtues of CUTIcUKA.
the great Skin Cure, and IS indispensable
in the treatment OF Skin and Scalp Dis
eases, and for restoring, preserving, and
heautifying the complexion and skin. The
only Medicinal Baby Soap. ~
CUTIoURA REMEDIES are the only real
curatives for diseases of the Skin, Scalp
and Blood.
Price-Cuticura Resolvent, 81 per bot
tie; Cuticura, SOC. per box; large boxrs,
81; Clticura Medicinal Toilet Soap, 25c.
Cutcura Medicinal Shaving Soap, l5c.
Sold everywhere.
Princjpal DepOt, Weeks & Potter, Boston
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03

Mr.. LANGTRY, the husband of
the lady whoi is now in this country,
owns some land in Ireland which an
agent manages. This agent recently
wrote to him, saying that the tenants
demanded lower rents, and had threat.
eued to resort to the shotgun policy
to obtain compliance with their de-
msnd. MIR Langtry at once wrote
back as follows "Dsar Sir-You
may say to my tenants that any
threats to shoot you will never intim-
idate me-"
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03

CHOICE EXTRACTS FROM Drug
dtsTs.--"We know the value Of malt,
hops, quiniuo bark and asparagus
compos ng Malt Biiters,'
"Beat kidney medicine on our
shelves"
"0ur lady customers highly praise
hem
Physicians prescribe them in this
town.
"The largest bottIs and best 1nedi-
cine"
Our best people take Malt Biz
tors.
"Sure curs for chills and liver dis
Asses"
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03

PARENTS who allow their children
to grow up with scrofulous humors
bursting from every pore are guilty
of a great wrong. Think Of them
pointed out as branded with a lcath-
some disease, and you will readily
procure them the Cuticura Remedies
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03

THE Clifton cotton factory, in
Spartanburg county, S. c., has receiv-
ed an order for 200 bales Of goods
from the West, and 1900 bales Of
goods, or 10000 yards of cloth, for
shipment to China.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03
Winding Up the Clock.
When the Weary Wheels were
Almost Still, a Lucky Ac-
cident' Reveals the
Lost Key.

"How long did you say you had it?"
twenty-five years"
"What bad cough, with occasional
attacks Of hemorrhage, for twenty-five
yearsa Why, nan, it's mercy that there's
dozen pounds left of you'll"
Abraham Orner, of Highspire, Dauphin
county, Pa, stuck to his statement, and
when the exclamations of wonder ceased,
he added:
Exactly. You're right. 1t is mercy
But the greatest mercy of all is that, before
actually coughed myself out of existence,
| got hold OF PARKER's GINGER Tonic,
and few bottles Oft cured me"
"CWed your Relieved you, you mean ?"
81 mean what l say; it cured me-" said
MIR. OrneI, simply. l feel like another
man."
Please take especial notice PARKER's s
GINGER Tonic is not more essence ot GIN
ger not mere stomachic The ordinary
preparations of ginger are beneficial tor
transient aches, but at that point their val
lie ends. PARKER's GINGER Tonic covers
far wider and totally different field 1t
attacks and dissipates radical and chronic
diseases of the Lungs, kidneys, Liver and
Nerves. 1t is as delicious TO the pal lte as
it is prompt and effective l., operation
Ginger is only one among many powerful
curatiyes which the Tonic holds in combs
nation. Test its virtue for that cough of
yours, or tor any of ii ills which require
an lnvigorant for the whole system.
And above all, do not permit yourself
to be misled. PABKER's GINGER Tome
stands alone, Nothing else is "just the
same" or "iust as good" Prices so cents
and 81. Economy in buying the larger
size. Hrscox s. Co., New York. [F3.4t
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03

A VALUABLE deposit of mica, mi1-
ed with copper, has been discovered in
Willis mountain, in Buckingham
county, Va.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03
-CUTICURA.

A sweet, unchangeable Medicinal Jelly,
clears off all external evidence cf Bood
Humors, cats away Dead Skin and Flesh,
instantly alays 1tchipgs and lrriiatlon9s'
Sottens, Soothts and Heals. Worth its
weight in gold for all Itching Diseases.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-03
-IIUMOltS

The cause of maet human ills; and curl
when physicians, hospitals and all other
methods and remedies fail, Scrotula or
Kings Evil, Glaldular Swellings, Ulcers
Old Sores, Milk Leg, Mercurial Affections,
Erysipelas, TumoIs, Abscesses, Carhun-
Giles, Boils, Blood Poisons, Bripht's Dis
ease. Wasting of the Kidneys and Liver,
Rheumatism, Constipation, Piles, Dyspep-
sia and all Itching and Scaly