Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-08-14

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fail in time to have scientific value"
The other departments of this number
are unusually entertaining and in
structive. One of the most important
articles is "Diarrhea from a Hygienic
Standpoint" by DR.. H. D. Chaplin.
Other medical authorities discuss
1.-The Baby in its Carriage" "Sea
Bathing for Children" and water
Filters" Marion Harland writes on
"Old Wives Fables" and Mrs. Lucy
White Palmer on 1.-The Coming
Guest" Is cents number; $l.5O a
year. 5 Beekman ST.. New York.
The August numbe, of Our Little Ones
comes to us laden with interesting
reading. 1t contains many articles
that will instruct old as we'll rs young.
Altogether, it is one of the most
charming numbers of this excellent
little magazine. Address 36 Bl omfield
ST., Boston, Mass.
The September number of Demor-
est's Magazine is replete with interesting
and instructive reading. Among the
articles worthy of note are "Thirty
Years in Journalism" by Jenny June;
'The War Of the Rum Power on the
People," by W. Jennings Demorest';
"Four Friends in Phaeton )"
MADAME La Fayette: Her Hero
Husband and Her Home," and "a
Night Refuge in Paris" Mrs. Hart's
serial increases in interest, and "The
Worlds Progress" is highly suggestive.
The other features of this popular
magazine entitle it to welcome in
every household. The frontispiece is
a beautiful oil picture of a charming
child
Brecities. The summer boarding
houses appear to have done better this
season than ever before, and 1t is
reliably stated that Mrs. Richard
Beall had applications treble the
capacity of her houses. The fame of
Frostburg us n cool. delightful,
| picturesque summer resort is gaining
every year. The only thing lacking
is accommodations equal to the de-
mand. With superior natural ad-
vantages, we are slow to avail our
selves of them.
A wedding on the tapis, we hear,
but can't tell. "Want to know now,
ell !" Wait till it's over.
The JOURNAL is thankful to Messrs.
Samuel JetGfries and d. G. Percy for
plums. The latter sent branch s
feet long containing 122, and Il supple
ment of 10 inches with 26 plums.
Anagent of the New York Clothing
House, Baltimore, which has the con-
tract for re-uniforming the Second
Battalion, was here Monday taking the
measures of the members and officers
of Company D.
Thousands of Arctic bears are driv-
en- by starvation to the south of Labra-
dor where they are devastating the
country. If any Frostburg sportsman
has lost bear he can doutless find
him up there by advertising in all the
county papers which have the largest
circulation.
Buyers of hardware are reminded
that next week Frank G. Beall will
| make a nav announcement Ho doos
not expect, he says in note to the
JOURNAL, to ''stir the blood or fire the
heart with intelligence of sensational
character, but merely to change tho
phraseology of the good, time-honored
story of the best hardware, etc., at the
lowest prices at the one and only
Mammoth"
There appears to be clash between
the Federation of Labor and the
Knights of Labor over the control of
affairs in this region, but as the game
is one of the same which we do not
understand, we are unable to give the
particulars, if any. 1t falls within the
line of our duty, however, to say to
those most deeply concerned in
language almost good as inspiration
"Whatever thy hand fndeth to do, do
it with thy might" but wait % until
you are right, and (2) ready.
Refreshing shower yesterday.
A country team became frightened
Tuesday and stampeded up Main
street, part of the way on the pave
ments. A brick pile in front of Mrs.
Shaw's property was straddled and the
horses laid on each side at rest.
Nobody hurt except the owner who
complained of some sprained nerves.
The frame of Mrs. Marian Shaw's
house is up.
New ads, middle column, 4th page.
Harry Bepler, the popular meat
merchant, has opened business for
himself, of which he makes graceful
announcement elsewhere,
See the advertisement of public sale
| of Mics Eliza Halhn'c rroparty