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First of the Season.-Frostburg will be
visited by the first tent show of the season on
Thursday. September 2. The show is a con-
solidation of Robert Hunting's Galaxy Of
European Gymnasts, comprising the leading
performers i'll that line of this and foreign
countries, and Prof Hurburt's College OF
Trained Animals, composed of the best edu-
Gated horses and dogs III the world in all
making the most amusing, instructive and
strictly moral show to be seen anywhere.
We make the following extract from the
Wellsboro Pa.) Adyocate:
Hurlburt and Hunting's circus exhibited
here last Tuesday to good business. 1t is I'M
like any other show we have seen, and OC-
cupies field distinct and separate from that
common to tent companies. 1t has a
speciality, and it must be admitted that it has
very nearly touched perfection i'll its line.
The trained horses and educated dogs are UNI
questionably without equals anywhere. 1t is
wonderful to witness the acts of these canine
and equine performers. The acts are not at
all like the tricks usually done by dogs and
horses, but really seem to prove that man is
not the sole possessor OF mind and reason.
1t is worth ones while to see eXemplitied the
possibilities of the education of dumb ami
mails A tancer would derive unalloyed
pleasure from the dogs. They are all register
ed animals and comprise at least a dozen
breeds, and are noble specimens every one
The other features Of the show keep up the
standard of general excellence. The acrobats
were heartily applauded for their skilful
and daring acts on the bars; the contortion
and juggling feats were fine, and the inim-
liable Hunting kept the audience in health by
promoting a succession of hearty laughs
Taken all in all the show was exceptionally
good The man who would not consider il
worth more than the price of admission is
hard to please and loves money better than
heathful amusement and instructive enter
tainmcnt. If Hurlburt Il Hunting come
to Wellsboro again they must enlarge thei1
canvas or disappoint great many people.
Remember the Cate-Thursday, September
.. Grand street parade and free exhibition at
1 p. IN. Two performances daily, afternoon
and evening. Doors open at l and p. IN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-28

No change of cars between Cumberland and
Huntingdon. Through cars between Hunt
ingdon and Philadelphia, New York and Pitts
burg. Passengers from pcln, asst of Hynd-
change cars at Hyndman, and arrive at Som
erset at G:25 p. IN. Passengers leaving Somer-
set at 1855 a. m. make close connection at
Hyndman for all points east.
Tickets sold and baggage checked by PETER
Noon, Agent, corner Baltimore and Liberty
streets, Cumberland, and at the depot.
j. L. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
r. L. HOLIDAY,
July 10 Superintendent.
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PittSbUlr@ Division.

Nos T. 3, 5, /, 4, s, and daily; others
daily except Sunday.
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Baltimore agaaa Ohio
RAILROAD.

TNRAINS arrive at and depart from CUM
| BERLAND as follows:
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1:46 IN ......No. Express. .... .. 1:5l IN
......No. Express. $50 Il IN
$50 p IN No. 81 Accommodation.
9:05 IN ......No. Express. 80. .. 9:25 M
2;20 pm ......No Express. 2:40 pm
No. GO Accommodation. IS:13 q m
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HIS swEEruEAurs NAME.


on would you know the sweetest maid
That o'er drank from tho fountain,
The faircst one, the rnrcst ono
In valley or ON mountain
II should tell the secret now
Nou then would know II well, siri
hut us she's iniuc, by VOWS divine,
think I will not toll sir.
iicr eyes are blue,
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And clear ~ yondct weii. SIT
Though mc you blame,
Her pretty name
III never. never tell, air.
she's a farmers daughter dear,
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she's ikea dove, my little love,
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with smiles so raro, she doth not care
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Her eyes are blue
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Though me you blame,
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Her eyes are blue.
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And when the leaves
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she'll change her name for mine, sir.
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sGRICULruhAL NEWS ANN hUrss.

-
some Things os Interest Tor uu-band"nca to
Know and Consider
The worlds product OF wheat In 1855 was
2,ll0,O0O,Ouo bushels, the requirements of
consumption =, l6j, 900, ,oOO bushels, presenting
a deficiency OF 15,O00,W0 bushels, drawn
from the previous years surplus of l25,OOO,-
900 bushels For the supply of the soming
year, the crops of Australia, India and South
America already harvested are probably
about 32,oo0,oO0 bushels less than those of
last year, while those OF the United States
promise fully 100000, 600 bushels more than
tho harvest OF lsSb. The W heat in tho United
States on May LIST last was l0i, oOoooO bush
els, against l52, nO,OOO in lSSh.
Growing suuiiowors are disiniecttnts and
serve as preventive OF niiasuatic levers \
gentleman, owning property upon river
bank, planted sunflowers extensively and Az
result not "A case of miasmatic fever has oc-
CURED among his tenants for years, although
In his neighborhood that disease prevailed to
agreat extent The sunilower In It, growth
absorbs large quantities OF impure gaS-es,
feeding very largely through or by means uf
It's large leaves. IL abSOTbS nitrogen more
rapidly than other plants, aud will eyapUrate
large quantities OF water daily.
The General Condition OF Live stock.
From the latest report OF the department
OF agriculture at Washington, the condition
of horses throughout the country il shown
10 be good. Thoy have passed the winter
and entered the spring in better condition
than usual, both in health and flesh, In
the Western and Northwestern states the
condition is reported exceptionally good.
Reports relative To cattle show good COndI-
ton, many of them relatively nigh condition,
in nearly all of the Northern states from the
Atlantic coast to the Missouri river, while ii
also ranks high in Nebraska and Dakota
Some New York returns are exceptionally
low, though an average condition exists there
The condition in Ohio Indiana, Michigan,
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From the Washington IIatchet
"When do you think Congress will
adjourn ?'' Senator Hoar was asked.
~ don't know now," he replied. "There
were $40 sent In to the conscience fund yester.
day, and | suppose We will have TO stay until
Senator Blair gets up q bill To give the money
away to somebody
"When do you think Congress will
adjourn ?" Senator Blair was asked
''Ob, it's impossible to toll nOw," he
answered, al see that Senator HOar has
given notice of his intention to deliver a
speech"
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GEO. W. ToNrLINs, NJ ID, - Cumberland street.
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An Editors Tribute.

Theron J.. keator, editor of TT. Wayne, Ind,
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BROWNS
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IT,"
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ARemarkabLe Good Man

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Very Remn,nnb,c Nc,oycry.

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Mental or organic weakness. nervous debility
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-03

Red star Cough Cure is daily becoming more
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MOT LIKE OTHER KINDS.
CHARP OR DULL PAINS.

~
- Shop girls. sales women and house wives
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SPEOIAL NOTICES.

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II has always been understood that cuiisuup-
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THE LANCASTER THURSDAY JUNE 1885
sPFOiAL kOrfCEs.
The Mystery solved.

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HOP PLASTERS.

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GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and bronchitis
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AN UNFORTUNATE PERSON.

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SHILOHS COUGH and. Consumption Cure is
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