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Cholera cure.

Chicago Herald.
Now that It has been ascertained that
tho cholera has appeared IN Europe, pre-
scriptions are in great demand by CORES.
pondents, who write to the editor as II he
wars a personal friend and the family
physician. For more than forty years
what is known as "the Sun cholera medi-
cine" has stood the test oil experience as
the best remedy for lopheness Of
the bowels, ever yet devised. As
was once vouched for by the New
York Journal VI Commerce, mo one who
has this by him and takes 1t in time will
ever have the cholera Even when no
cholerais anticipated it is an excellent
thing for the ordinary summer com.
plants, eolir diarfhee, dysentery, &C.,
and we have no hesitati0n'il commend.
ingit. Here ii 10. Take equal parts Of
tinoture Of cayenne, tincture OF opium,
tincture OF rhubaib, essence Of pepper.
mint, and spirits Of campbor. Mix well.
Desc, Is 10 so drops in a wineglats Of
water, according 10 age aud violence OF
the attack. lsepeat every Attesn or twenty
minutes until relief Is obtained.
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FrazieTs Root. Bitters ate not ADRIAN
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
In every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep THO bowels
open ana fegplaT, cleanse the blood and
system Of every impurity. Sold by drug
gists. 81 90. DR.. Frazicr's Magic 0int.
meat--the greatest blessing that has been
discovered In this genera pop. 4 sure
cure for Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh
Wounds, Sore Nipples, Hard or Soft Corns,
9ghsPRs4 tips and Hands Hpples and
Btotthes. ftce d1c. Solr by druggists.
Frazier Medicine Co.,, pfoptietors, Uleye-
land, Ohio. Wholesale agents: Logan d
Co., Wheeling. w. Va, and ]. o. Dent &
Co., Bridgeport, Q. D4w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Ihe feat,.fes Of .he noney and steel. N

Tho Features of the Money and Stock Mar
kets,
< SEw yaRx. Mar g.--aoney etsy at percent.
lEime my Gant!lc paper las percent Foreign Ex
change dull at 81 ~ for long aud 81 ss1f og shoFt
GOyEGNAES7-Dpll and steady without charge
luHEoiations except dsel!nS o. }. peESeni' in Is
sadaa RdYapes1t u 81 There was salCot U.
y, coupon Is al 100.
Stair SEgrRlTIEs-Haye been quiet with quota
tons generally about steady.
ST CIs-The market has been decidedly more
active to-day and while % newlat rregul,r and ut
liinss ieysEtsn. has exhibited 4 great deal Of
strength, tho result Of tho operations showing de
unusually well supplied Throughout tlle day With
rumHB Ol au extremely ciIAlletlng elllraQtcF,
at ssim e tho meeting Of tAs nall
4 PROMINENT feature Of The early dealings was
tue strength developed in Grarges, accompanied
b. We SssteasHt that the buyers orders emanatcd
principally ftom Chicago, and this was Interpreted
ssinaicsilng that the railroad troubles we've on the
eve Ut q settlement. At the sRme time vAnderbl'tS
were weak and both New Ylrk tentral aud Lake
Shore declined, viii the tonain Ter Of the liS adj
raneeu. Anef II O'Clock tie MARKET became moro
quite and prices were epNhstGli seIy SteRdy, with
&teHdepay l5Ward lower prizes, hutlfser / O'clock
Easse VIZ WI SHARP ISy. sttsr Shieh = again be-
intte last half hour tho whols list became strong
ard Tdvanced 1zaA percent. The market finally
cluted strong at or Very near tho highest quota.
tions reached. Total Sales Sl7,676s ares. 81 phui
e SI sG e aes SIt III IN q P psrsn,
New YORK Central opened at y loss o. X, finally
closed alta net gain Of u percent. Lake Shore
closed at gain 81 peEcent. The only active
Gould stocks was Union Pacific, which gained III
Among The Is. active stetEs chIeSgo. BgtlInstol
: 95nSE sis; gs 4 Rsa 4sh iSS
peEceaH While CANDIDA SOUTHERN closed during
ths g9y with again Of X percent Other advances
III TSe h WA &fy s
sales for the day aggregated 81, 9il.0l
y. y. y, 1895 Y. 8. rs, ll23z; y. 8. new Is,
Eric, eSls: Lehigh & Wilkcsbarre 9S: LouillGrS
Consols, ~: Missouri o. los; St Joseph, LIZ
snsac 81 pasSa faafaS Ssis is 81; IL e lana md
Gidttt Jos do Sinking fund, 1ISi<; Virginia 6S,
~; VlEHlnla tonsls, extra matured coupons AZ. do
deferred. ~; Adams Express, 1856; American Ex-
pres y: Canada Southern, "a; ceatsal Faclac,
!; do second preferred, III; 9. q. &. III, Is:
Denver q Rio Grande, 6ss; Eric, II: do preferred
q; Fort Wayne. ISL KRlSss & TaxAs, lSi !: Lake
Erie 4 Western. +ySp, ,shole. SIX louisville
i NesAYilles StSEGi; louisville. New Albany d Chi.
Chattanooga, IS; New Jersey Central, 80; North:
etn Pacific, TX; do preferred, Northwestern,
do preferred, i2s,& New York Central, SG3&;
Ohio Contra, x; Ohio Mississippi, ~ do prefer.
I FSS r; f e f NAL Al sD ~ ~ se sS
Texsl gsSiae, ID: pases Pssise, iSSs; 1tlni,ea
81 Wells:Fa RspseSs l69s Western Union, 6S11sS
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Profss.ional Rtlnuetie .

prevents some doctoEE tFoM advertising
their skill, but we ave bound by no Ruch
conventional rules, and think that il we
make discovery that is oil benefit to our
fellows, We ought to spread the fact to the
whole land. Therefore we cause 10 be
published throughout the land the fact
that DR.. R. v. Plerce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" Is the best known remedy for
consumption !serofNlR OF the lungsl and
kindred diseases. Send two stamps for
Or. Pierce's compIete'trcatise on oonsump-
ton, with unsurpassed means Of self
treatment. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Ady,ee {, M.ther,.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? 1fso,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win
sloys soethlag yfpR i ios 9llldRsa Iesth-
ileve the poor little sufferer immediately.
Depend upon it mothers, there Is no mis-
take spolh 1t. 1t eures dysentefy and
iiarrhna, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re-
duces infammati6ns, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Vim
slows eoothiag sYraP Tor tphlldtea Ieeth-
ingis pleasant to The TASTE, aud is the pre-.
scription Of one Of the oldest and best fe.
male nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
slh1.oaFsR0pt ths world. Pfse 70 F., ssRs IL a
The new Secretary of the Navy solilo.
dnizes ttTnh he or not tub be. "
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CHICAGO. LIE, May 8-The esaiu market was
strong throughout nearly the entire der, aAd par:
!.scalaFiy Wheat very gloYny 1 esaag
sFeasatiysIe tSSbans I6t5 ID aeaiaSias that
Ter the conf lug CEop IL altogether tho
Laest a,.c9ntaglng known III Yeas and i Is
claimed tha some estlmatss place the probable
u Is tlsimed, would be the poorest showing, In
comparison y tle 9pulatlon, 10 leu Year, Tbs
',.,ISs eSS SSs S sheS m.fs
continue 70 ESpO't wheat - being hrmy held.
Gofl ruled htn 10 3sympathy with wheat and
owing IN part % 9 good tetpplss, demand The
market opened Ma5Se higher, aud closed Nc over
Yesterday, Fleal outlet aud steady. Wheat ruled
tbsR yOsEs1ls.y n alet nngsd l4y 81 (SSsiSc.
July %, e, closed at we; No, 9'sprIlg
sis,ias x sYtfSstsiSi u sSsi as! ny 4sSs ass
slSsea ~ Wy; June, i594atsc, closed a ,41;Sej
feeling easy; cash axe; May sf1sasl1SSc, closed
Ssly Ma s':As: .Is SsSt nsIo,,.I s Sl,..ssS
prices sai0e higher; cash 81 sall .5 June 81 sOs
il MI, closed ut Sll 20ait July Gil a8l S1<
closed q 81 &aff Lard stronger aht pls6es
sisasf i5s sas Ssss Iss!s
SI'O. EhoPt rib 6.70aA.79c; short clear 6lSa6 &'c
Whisky steady at u u. Sugar bnttes apd eges un.
cAanged. Afternoon Bolr1-WheAt quiet and IN:
sassSsa Gen ,gs sasy In Nay D SHd [S$s @
NEW Y0IE. .slSs. -Four ohseIsod Aim but closed
rasSst WEAK; Se5Smofil % efioise eStra st Lodi
@ 76A6 o. Wheat, spot lots l4l hlghet, ions
Sdya e. y sSl * sISs E ~
I'M e In 9saI RzcIN0 AIRED 81 OFF IN :si O3ISa
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On. MIIroN n. TAYLOR, one Of the best
ERGE,n 3 ghysGs9s lIese y iesi
dHring my practice Of thihy.stx years
that ever recommended any asticle for
medicinal purposes, but with some e$pe.
Renee I am constrsiNed tp EaY that 'llr.
fetSold's German hitteIs'' ID On excellent
PREPARATION rs On Appetizer aud will re.
lieye II not cure almost any form OF Dys.
pepsia, and Is one Of the best Tones |
have eyer used, RSG
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M2IaIaI pnij,s;lIl,

The tlrorth iu sou Invest GeoHa LIST sprinc
dried mp tbs wrIlR aud We were 0otgpelcd 20 use
water from tho rrtek IN thm plantation We re
suit was ,lNt all were ttGnhltd vi chilS and
gDcriGc, Hn9 AZ long ~ took IT, / had perfect
health A. soon ~ eCaSel taking Il. ]. Ike The
rest YVES afflicted with thtll.. When 'esuued III
use, YVES AL TIgl tRgnln We hauaused i In ouI
emily ~ an attH6s hF NAL MIA poison for two OF
three ,Cars, and haze ncySt sn0wn y " i4ll IN
Slnkic Instance. W. o. fpGbpW
Tratisc on Blood and stin Discasss mai ID Tree
sfb3f THE swiFT srBctPIc Co, Il
myE nmwe r q Atlanta, Ga
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Dr. u. ~. SMITH
No. 14e4 chapliae Street,
Near Fourteenth Street

The hes, evidence Of PHYSICIANS success Is h
testimony Of his patients, Tho increasing ii
nai1ls for my professional crrcesprove that fhRV
dealt honorably and fairly with those who haV
consulted nc. lnevCr use d patients nAHe Will
out perlniSioil, though l haye piaily hundred co
had hgop LlfullounceLl lnctimble. Athor0usli med
lp education with many yeats hospital expCriOnc
md familiarity with therapeutic agents close OF
SctyanOe OF lenpGranental pecsIllArtleS and gttiC
attention 10 hIStenlc management insureS success
aCitEe Is possible, aud fnanlly give the patient M
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81 say, Charlie, who was that I saw you
talking to this morninR2" saw, he was a
man WHO msdeiMe slight advance on q
note" HHaye you known him loug2
Eyes. he used to shave my father" Bar
ber?" enc; broker"
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HoS,ay ADVANCED toward recovery Gen.
eral Grant feally'is may be Judged from
the fact that he has had three hopra' con.
yeisStian With 3 bineiihAi editof, tie
other day, without suffering seriously
from fatigue.
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Home Proof

Z Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatfsm
suffered terTibly-lN seemed 10 'hcIn ma
would not pCt out Of bed. Dr. Smith cured mo
2EPlE. PiliiLIlS. Wheeling. ". Va.
tatarrIl Polyptis a Nose. Is,SaIfed Voisn S,,t
lcrei for years: patent medicine aie 10 ielp ine
Dr. Smith completely cured mc,'' ''s - ''ts
So CIIARIFs cfIADDt,cR
or spei,Iei Il ca. Whocl,ns. " Va
Dyspepsia and tIlccrHted stomnnh ire ~ ,,ne,,
for years failed 10 piya me rcioi b. siih cI,re,
me. EIl0M As 1loLT. insurance 4 sent.
cured NET 80, Louis j. iSAsfINGT ON :,
SnroftIla, Running Sores on Head. -itNfy Son wa
afflicted for fourteen yenn Nnthinr seenied h,
HIN Ltr, NJ s!,,Ith oss,se.f Ill., eSeSu
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Horsfotd's Acid Phosphate. In Debility.
DR.. w. H. Holcombe, New Orleans, La,
says: II foundit an admirable remedy
for debilitated state OF the system, pro-
'luced by the wear and tear Of the nerv-
Gus energies" TThs&w
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Medteal.l
.Ffy's Great Rheumatic Cure
he AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

Manufactured by the Fry Manufacturing Co.,
No. 6a FErERtl ST., ALLEGHENY, PA,
Tho most successful Remedy ever discovered for
tho Cure OF Acute, IufAmat0fy aud Chronic Rheu.
lpAtism. As Blood Purifier, Il surpASSes all Known
remedies. - : : -
sold ov all fntclass Retail Druggists. and Whole.
sale by RICH ARDsuN, GOOD an 4 CO., y, heel.
Ing, W. Va, aud ]. Q. DHNT, Bridgeport ohio.
81 90 Per nottle. Six Bottles for So 90.
REAs 7BR TTSrtxosY.--My own caseand .emark.
able recovery Is well known to many OF our clti.
gers, and hHS excited much attention. Twenty
years ago WIS hrst attacked With rheumatism,
which grew wore every year. DuinR the past
twelve years, have suffered unfold agony; the at
ttckS lasting from two 10 three mopthS At times
Twas 90 severely afflicted that could Only be
moved on sheet used all remedies known 10
ihs public, employed physicians time and again.
and Yet each year the pain grew mora tntSnse, IN
I'll u prevented me tion attending 70 my business
aud | tinally gave up all h"pe Ol ever becoming
well, and concluded 10 20 east 10 temaln. among
my kindred while lived when arrived there,
the FAMILY physician gave me prescription for my
rheumatism. and hefore had taken half "a bottle
Twas entirely free from any sign OF Rheumatism,
and felt that great burden had been lifted OF my
mind and body. Il u now over year since was
cured. and III that lime hive giined thsrty.tiye
Many persons, similarly afflicted hearing Of my
case, have used the medicine with tho EamS happy
result; and applications for " having become 80
numerous aud urgent have heen induce d St0
make arrangements "a have tho medicine prepared
on A ss.enaSe scale supply ,hs insFSsSsas dc
Apis saw lol Weston Ave. AllerScnv. pa
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nr.FraElp.,l Roqt I,ILterr.

The new Secretary Of the Navy soliIo
luizes. club be or not tub be-
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Esg yG 9 ny e: sSs.d F mani: %ddsg
10 1885, juno TO- SSal1 $50: Jnly 1O9Oal00 August
10 97al09sc; September 10 73a;0 Tie: October 10 ga
l0.S6c; November 10.2sat0.24c; December 1023a
l0,2ic; January 10.Slal132e. 81
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Cation.

Prr7spusoH. PA, May s.-Tra5ins In oil con.
slnnes light aud prices arc strong; market opeqfd
3. and closed o. T7sGe; hiSbest773le: lowest
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DRADEoRD, Pa, May a-NatIonal Transit Ger.
tlilcatcs opened NJ 771so: closed At 77fo: lowest
711fas highest T5t<e; runs 50,it5 barrels; ship,
meats 5SSs e barrels chartsrs lSi9 taErels clear
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gottettes.
Ra-cAPTrAIi PRIZE, a7o, o0o,-sa
Tiekets only 3S. Shares In Proportion.
L0uisianal State lottery Company.

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise she u.
ranHeinents for Ill the Monthly and SEMI Annual
Drawings Of tie Louisiana Stale lottery Company,
aud In person manage and control The Drawings
honesty ialgneSs aud Ia good IAIth toward ali par
ued, ard We authorize the company 70 use this Ger.
tiBcate with lAeSimilleso Of ourkignAturs attached
In fLE 0dynF4fRatnAntat -
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ns sa.s hi < i aa ssssi ssas Ssls
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e-S = SNst'es ee VI ots eaoAe9 hnu 5toGk MhrI
kets,
( NEx Weak, May 9.-=Mnney etsy at percent
HEimG my camille paper las percent. Foreign *
change dull at 81 ~ for long aud 81 sS1 fot short
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Suppressed him 70 her heart, and as,
sured him with loving words that there
was no occasion for SO serious an operation.
Asing 70 mo, mamma! Sing To met
gWhy, ley-I-I-oon't believe /
can sing nog, /" abe taltered.
"You must mammA, yon BlBlti |'ipGss
sing to me Just tha'same % yon always DO,
and I'll keep awful still And be reached
mp and put his arms pleadingly around
her neck. There was o silence IN the
room as the little sufferer persisted IN by
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going away call on him for rates and

going away call on him for rates and
other information.
The iron business is frightening up
both East and West. Works long idle
have started up or are preparing to do
so, and thousands of men will have
employment.
NJ. Rodda, boot and shoe dealer, has
discontinued business and gone to
Gainesville, Texas.
1t is understood w. II. Koch will
occupy the room vacated by Rodda in
a short time.
j. P. Moody has opened grocery
| store near Smeltz's saloon.
Plenty Of hard water now.
SFarewcll to one of Frostburg's
claims as summer resort-pure, soft,
spring water.
One artesian we'll has spoiled our
water. What will it be when the
other one begins paying tribute to our
supply?
The lecture by Judge Hoffman was
postponed until next Monday evening.
Everybody should hear it.
D. E. Offutt, burgess of Oakland,
was mulcted in 5000 damages in our
Circuit Court this week for false ar
rest and imprisonment of George
Hessen.
Contemplating the tone of Baltimore
papers of current dates, no doubt
He thought when he read the editors sheet
That was livid with rage and blazing with
ire,
He was wild demon with claws on his feet,
A drinkor of gore and an eater of fire.
| Bit he found when he saw him at home with
his wife,
Hewas meek and resigned as an innocent
guy;
a lover OF peace and hater of strife,
| a drinker of soda and eater of pie
Snow yesterday.
! Look at the Demorest's Magazine
! advertisement.
W. II. Parker lost very fine horse
Wednesday night from some disease
resembling epizootic.
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Eastern V5eaVs of the Coul Tr0de.

Neav York.-The bituminous ton
mage has been rather heavy one, and
it goes without saying, the profit has
been hardly worth mentioning.
Higher prices, due to advancing
freights have been realized to the
Eastward, Or say at Boston, 1926
and $3.50. Here the quotations are
very low, or from $2.7O to $3.25.-
Mining Record.
Soft coal is reported as firmer, and
and there is al. effort being made to
hurry forward coal before freights
advance. We hear that quite little
squirt has taken hold OF the eastern
orders on this account. Tonnage
keeps up and there is no lack of coal
in varied quality. The Pocahontas
and New River Goals are beng sold
more largely than heretofore, and
there is a very good Beech Creek
tonnage as may be seen from the
statistical tables. We quote f. o. b.
prices at the lower coast ports at
1925 per ton, with say $2.15M$3.25
here and $3.50 delivered at Boston.
There is no question but that the
amount Of soft coal consumed in the
country will mcrease-both cast and
west, and our friends shipping to the
eastern market Will feel some Of this
increase next year. Whether they
get more money for it remains an
r. +bn
agree to fair rate of transportation,
there is chance for profit; they have
nothing to do with the price at which
coal should be sold.-Coal Trade
JOu1W0l.
There is an apparently but not
really better demand for bituminous
coal. Owing to scarcity of cars,
especially on the Pennsylvania road,
and scarcity Of vessels at Baltimore.
spot coal is becoming very scarce,
and consumers having contracts fol
coal supplies IRE very urgent in theil
demands for coal. Vessel rates arc
higher and advancing. The prices
of this coal are little or no higher
than they were; bat there is much
more discrimination as to quality.
Bost0n.-There is no noteworthy
demand for bituminous coal in any
quarter. Delivered prices have ad
yanceJ or account OF the advance in
freigh;s, and now range from %3.25(5
$3.50. joDber3 Of best Cumberland
claim to be getting $3.5U. hMt this is
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TALK AT YALE SUMMIT.

Oct. 20, 1885.
Business improving.
Farmers are busy getting in the
apple and potato crops.
Girls, be sure and save few chest
nuts for Hallow eve to tell your fortune
with.
David Sloan and Sheriff Mcmillan
were at our place Sunday last.
Mrs. Adam Burkett left Monday for
her farm in Pennsylvania.
John Stapleton, formerly Of this
place, but now living about 6 miles be-
low Cumberland, was here Wednesday
Of last week.
Several miners discharged at Hoff-
man last week.
Mr.. Lavello was here Monday.
We regret to hear of the death of
Mr. Henry Younker, as he was a for
mer resident of this place and we'll
known around here.
Mrs. David Percy, Of Homecoming,
visited friends here this week.
Born to John and Mrs. Annie Fatl,in
Monday, q son.
Maggie Burkett, who was reported
i'll with rheumatism, is slowly rcover-
ing.
Miss Mollie Henry, of Loarville, is
visiting friends near Cumberland.
A great many Of the young folks at
tended the fair last week.
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The Centreville Observer, speaking
of Brigadier-General Bradley T.
Johnson's Easton speech, advises the
great warrior to "return to Virginia
and make mutual benefit alliance
with Malone, where, perhaps, his
abilities and talents will be recog-
nized." If memory serves us cor
rectly, some Of his political bones are
already whitening the hills of the
Old Dominion. Hence, there ought
to be no solid objection to his inter
ment of the rest in "My Maryland"
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MASSACHUSETTS will be interested
to learn that on an original map of
the world, by which Alexander VI.
divided the discoveries between Spain
and Portugal, and which is now in
possession of the Vatican, all the
present United States form a blank
space marked 'Terra del Bacalaos'
or the land of goldfish.
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The price of merchantable coal OH
board shipat Rio de Janeiro is from
$3.50 to $ll.50-a all English. Here
is an opening for American coal pro-
ducers.
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The contest IN Baltimore Tuesday
was holly waged, the regulars win
ming by a score of hundreds. The
JOURNAL commends the lesson to
the beloved nominees of all parties in
this county as intoxicating the great
moral that it stands each and all well
in hand to bring out the last stay-at-
home vote, to the end that victory
may perch upon their banners. It
is well to remember also that victory
is an uncertain bird, and does not
always roost high.
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MAJOR GENERAL George B. Nc
Ciellan died at $40 o'clock Thursday
morning, at Orange, N. j., Of neural
gia of the heart.
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A CYNICAL Western paper, noting
the revival Of the old-lashioned sing
ing-school and its competition with
the skating-rink, says that people
can have their choice between slow
torture and sudden death.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-10-31

A YOUNG clothing clerk of Spring.
field, Mass, who advertised for pleas
ant rooms, heated by steam, and suit
able for young man who wants to
be near the city, received letter the
other day asking him to call at 249
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-10-31

GENERAL APATHY is reported to be
in command of the Massachusetts
campaign this year. He is ably rep
resented IN this State by General In
Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
And In this state he has been elo-
quently prodded by General Bradley
II. johnson.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-10-31

The little coal used IN the city of
Mexico is imported either from the
United States or England, and costs
from $22 to S. per ton. Wood costs
$14 per cord, and is becoming scarce.
The high cost Of fuel makes mining
very expensive IN Mexico.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-10-31
MINING JOURNAL.


IT really makes no difference, Mr.,
McKaig, whether you answer that
question or not. Your vote will not
be needed to re-elect Mr.. German.
The fact is, the country is safe, no
matter how Allegany county goes.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-10-31
GslIHEa.iL EYE3I,s.

The Rev, Sam. Jones says lie had
rather see his daughter rattlesnako-
bitten than sociely-bittcn.