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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

BEELCBBEn LADIES AND GFNNFR.
MEMS: Man, including dc oppoSin sect,
What am Dawn OF woman has NOAH or
less egcrtism, 2iuerallv NOAH.
DE man what fails ter lJrcshiat his
sott needn't spect no preshius from
odder folks. Berlubhed, dis heah mute,
inglorious Milton bizness don't pay.
| has tried it. ] tells yer--toot Yer
own horn. and foot il loud AMI fire
qucntly.
We often hear of de man vino think
too much of hissefi Oar am no man
who thinks too much Of hisscfi in his
own mind. Howsumrbber. admits
dat If rberybody was "a big Il, he
feels. dar would't be Standiu room in
dis heah kentry.
Oars It difference between de eyer
;isii,'al man and Il" self-conseated mau.
Self-cOnscat AN Il mau widout Il collar
carryiu u gold-headed cane De self
conscatcd man allows dat eheryhod,
am il fool. He Includes cbcryhody in
dis heah catcripry ceptin one man. |
needn't tell yer VINO he am. De self
conseated man am ginerally good
natured sort oh 81 foot. He nehbcr
qualTels wild nobody. IF oddcr
folkses don't believe dc same Is he
does, he feels sorry and pities dar isnur-
ence.
III some folkses in dis heah Taber-
nacle what am mighty slack in droppiu
money inter de hat when it am beiu
passed. says eff dcy was only halt rs
big as dey berleebs dat dey is, dar
wouldn't be room in dis heah United
States for more den two lawyers, one
reporter, and a membrum Oh de Texas
Legislatur.
Once NOAH 7 tells you-don't he
scared ter speak we'll Oh ycrscfi. for
dar am plenty folkses, right heah in
desc sacred presinks, dat am only too
glad to talk ebil about yer. Uncle
Nose, pass de bat.-Rer IVhd"gdoOdie
Barter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

ana by taxing proper interest III the
general welfare.
In educating our children, in show
ing them the difference between good
and evil, in intoxicating true Christian
principles in their hearts, i'll teaching
them to love God above all things
and our neighbors as ourselves" We
perform nothing more than our duty.
The love, honor. respect and submis-
sion shown by children to their parents
is exactly that which they are in duty
bound to do.
The soldier that becomes delivercr
of his country simply performs his
duty; had he neglected to do so he
would have sinned most grievously; in
deed, he might not be censured for it
by the world hut when the opportu-
nifty offered itself, had he not taken
advantage OF it, he would have vio-
lated his trust and be morally guilty of
treason.
And so it is with everything else, in
religion, in business, in politics, in sci
cnce. we require a principle to work on,
for without il We are a ship without Il
rudder. an army without IL general. a
being without an aim.
The only ono principle to guard and
guide MS is to do our duty in all things,
and. having done SO through life, We
may expect to hear at the end something
like well done, thou good and faithful
seryant
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
Teach your daughter to say NO., and
mean It, or Yes ), and stick TO it.


IN THESE DAYS when food adulterntion Is go
common, it is comfort 10 find an article for
the table that is thoroughly reliable. Walter
Baker Il Co.'S breakfast cocoa is eminent in
this limited class. No chemicals are used in
IT. manufacture and it is absolutely pure. II
forms moreover delicious aud healthful
drink, as refreshing and more nutritious than
tea or coffee, and free from the injurious effects
that these beverages sometimes produce. And
1t is very cheap withal. The house Of Walter
Baker & Co. has maintained for more than 100
years great and honored rcpute by the ez-
eellence and piIi of its manufactures.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

The written copy OF the original eau
de cologne, SAYS Leisure Hour, is
kept in a crystal goblet, under triple
locks, in q room in which the essential
oils are mixed" In spite OF this any
Boston druggist will make barrel Of
"the original" at an hours notice -
Boston Post,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

A wcll.known icweler said: 81 am
often asked why keep that old>iush,
iolcd silver horseshoe in my showcase.
1t certainly does look out of place
among my watches; it would not be ut
home among the diamonds either, and
1t would be equally a stranger in the
case with the earrings and breast-pins
1t was mode in my fathers shop in
Switzerland about forty wears ago,
when | was boy, and | made it.
81 made it out of silver franc after
I had been at the bench less than a
month. A little French girl gave the
coin to me, and | fashioned this horse
shoe with few tools that my father
would allow me to use. 1t was Il breast.
pin once, and after it was made the
girl wore it. About five years after
wards / brought the horseshoe and the
French girl to this country with me.
She was my wife then.
IL had hard fight With the world at
first. We went West. Then we went
South. At last We came here, After
this we prospercd Al this time my
wife wore the horseshoe. | shouldn't
say all the time, but most Of the time
Once she lost it, The samn night my
store was burned The next day boy
brought the pin to me and asked me
how much it was worth as old silver.
He had found it on the street. [ bought
it back for five times its value without
a question.
Twenty years ago my wife died
Among the last things she did was to
ask for this pin. She gave it to me and
told me to keep it always. 1t had been
the means Of our marrying, and had
always brought us good fortune. With
two exceptions, it has never passed ont
of my possession since.
when my eldest daughter wa,
married she wore the in on her
wedding dress. She left for Europe
the next day. and forgot to return it
to me before she started She had not
been gone week before my cash
Ter disappeared with s., 900 in cash
and left large deficit in my bank
balance. He was my nephew, and
would have been my partner some
day. During that mouth the grass
hopper plague destroyed the crops in
Kansas and | lost several Thousand
more in bad debts ] am not supcrsti-
tons, but | cablcd to my daughter for
The pin and it came back by the first
steamer.
The next exception was five Years
ago last summer In cleaning out the
showcases one morning a new clerk
threw the pin among the scraps in the
workshop to be melted up, thinking it
had no value. When ] missed it, it
could not be found. The shop was
thoroughly searched.
Il advertised for it. offering liberal
reward, and my porter returned it to
me and claimed the $50. He had found
it, so he said, in the ash-box in front Of
the store This was one week after [
had lost it. During that time my daugh-
ter's husband was killed III a railroad
accident in Illinois. Since then
this old horseshoe is in the case, where
it has lain for twenty long years. Every
day and every night it goes into the
safe.
mo, ] am not superstitious, 10 one
can accuse me of that weakness; but it
would take more money than most men
have to buy that pin. | don't believe
in luck. | know that losing the pin had
nothing to do with my disasters, but |
won't part with it all the same. "-Je,U
elerS' UeehlY.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

Charles Francis Adams paper on The
Prevention of ailway Striks' (publshS
ed in the April 'Scribner's) was written
nearly three years ayo, but held back
by the author for fear that, in existing
conditions, it might res 1T in more harm
than good. A practical scheme for giv~
Ing employees rast in the management
of the road,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

Mothers, Overworkcd Men, and for all diseases
where the tissues are wasting away from the
inability TO digest ordinary food, or from over
work Of the brain or body all such should axe
SCOTT's EMU SION Of Pure Cod Ii er Oil with
Hypophosphitrs II used the Emulsion on n
lady who was delicate, and threatened with
Bronchitis. IL put her in such good health and
flesh, that must a ii is tn best Emulsion
ever usod.'-L. lrHADDELL, MD, Hugh's
NINE s q.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

clergyman after years OF suffering from
that loathsOmc disease, Catarrh, and vanly
trying every known remedy, at last found a
prescription which completely cured and saved
him from death Any sufferer from this dread
ful disease sending Il sc!tEddrcsscd stamped
envelope to Prof. j. A. Lawrence, 81 War en-
St.. y. Y, i'll receive the recipe free of charge.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

To the Edior-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy Tor tho above
named disease " hich warrant to cure the
worst cases. SO strong IS my faith in its vir.
tues TINT | will send ec a sample bottle and
valuable treatise 20 al y sufferer who will give
me his l. o aud Express address. Rcsp'y,
Ii. e. ROOT, NJ. { lSj Pearl ST.. New York.
II afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac
1homrsoD's Eye-water. Druggists sell at :5c
ntr EOillp.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

John Bach Nc Master, rrofes or If
his DRY in the University of Pennsyl-
vsnia. and author Of "A History of The
People /, f the United St,trs,' will c. n.
fri ute paper upon Wash ngton's In
augura;iou' to the April number of Har-
per's M pazinp,'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

LAURA-Do you know / losSie 8 1nvor-
lite color? Jennie-As she Is going 10
marry that scptuaCenalian ,"r hi4
lsoney, suppose II must be old s"'d
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
GROWING OLD.
az HELEN A. sTEINHArER,

o YOU grow hap
lpier rs YOU grow
solder ?"
I No" was the
reply, in @ crisp,
sharp tone, as OF
one who could bite
nails III two; do
You =
Yes" answered
the first speaker,
very slowly and
thoughtfully} Il
think l grow hap
pier every day l
live"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
DUTY.
BY f, J. DALTON.

HAT is duty2 That
which is due. that
which is owing. that
which a person by
any natural, moral
or legal obligation is
supposed to perform.
To do ones duty in
all things is the one
greatprinciple of life.
We perform our duty
to God by the observ-
ance of his laws, to
our country by being
law abiding citizens
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

Most naturally look forward matrmony their proper
sphere life but they should constantly bear mind
face bright and healthy wedeyepd form the best
happy marriage All those wasting disorders weaknesses and
functional Irregularities peculiar to their destroy beauty and attract
Hene and make life miserable An unfag specific these NAL
aides is be found in Dr. Pcces Fayoric Prescription 1t is the
only medicine for sold by druggists under positive guarantee
from the manufacturers that will give satisfaction every
will be refunded This guarantee has been printed the
boewappe and faithfully carried for years Sloo
Bottle Six Bottles for
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

BATAVIA, the capital OF Java and oil
all the Dutch settlements in the East
Indies, was built by the Dutch about
1919.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11
Your Blood

Needs q good cleaning this spring IN order to
overcome the imruritles which have accumulated
curing me III t,r, which may he hereditary, AID
cause you much suffering. We conhd nifty recon-
mend Hoods Sarsararilla as The very best spring
medicin' by its use the blood is purified, enriched
nd vitalized thai red feeling is entirely overcome
Enl thc whole body gwen strength anil vg T.
The appetite is restored and shsrpenei, tho dGe5.
tive organs :oned, and the kid ys and liver u-
vigoratcd
II was elirg very much worn ont and found
hohin; 50 benefit me till took Hoods Sars apsra.
l have now taken several bottles and it has made
me feel RE 'tiy well l was also T. o Ib!sd with
sores lr aiins ont in IN month but sn, taking
Hoo3's SarS .Tarliia have had n further trouh G
from them Ihsve Recommended II to others. who
have be II y,r, much benefited by using Il. '-IGs.
MARY ADpERIY CT North Water Sreet, Decatur. Ill.
Hoods SarsapariiIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for 81 Prepared only
by C. ]. HOOD Co, ApOth carries Lowell, Mass.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

There is a woman at the beginning Of
ell great things.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

about growing old gracefully. and the
subject Is worthy one; vet ii is Of far
more importance to know how to do
so happily-to grow happier every
year We live" How can we do this?
Firstly, by doing what the apple
does as 1t hangs upon the rce-draw
sap from the roots learn wisdom from
hfes experiences. and drink in the
sunshine. Live in the light-the light
of day-not behind closed shutters or
dark, heavy curtains which keep out
the vivifying sunlight This Is the
first step. 1t will help to give you the
sound, healthy body which couduces
to sound healthy mind.
Secondly, turn Your mind 10 the
sunny, pleasant aspects of life, instead
of to those which are dark, gloomy, and
depressing, Never let your thoughts
dwell on unpleasant things a moment
longer than is absolutely necessary.
For every shadow which is cast
There shines cheering ray.
There must be light to admit of the
existence OF shadow. Remember
this, and resolutely tt,tn your mind in
quest of the brightness which elsewise
You might fail to recognize
But this is not sufficient. You must
also make sunshine for others if Won
would live in it yourself BE unseliish
and generous from principle. seeking
not your own" pleasure hut the enjoy
ment of others, and you will he aston
ished to find What a flood OF reflex
happiness will pour in upon YOU.
The happicst and bestowed people
in the world are not the wcaltMc,t. the
wiscst. the witicst, or the most bcauii-
full, but those who arc the most self
forgctful, and who instead Of iancyiu@
themselves the center OF the universe
around which all else must rcvolvc,
are ready cherrfully to do little NOV
ing around others il needs be
Still another essential to increasing
happiness is contcntmcnt. 1t has been
we'll said that II contcntcd mind is cor
hath continual feast" We may
stretch this to include the people that
make up our environment, as We'll ~
the things. And to end We must often
put i'll practice the homelv advice |
once heard given by an old-country
peasant woman. Her broad -frillcd,
stiIlly starchcd, white cap framed an
honest and sensible face, worthy of the
words which sentcntiously fcll from
her lips:
One must take people us they are
and not rs they ought to he.
Yes, allow them their harmless lido
syncrasies of Thought. or speech. or
manner; make fullest excuse for the
things in them which fail to please
YOurSplf or OF hers and iiliformly rlns.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-05-11

mo, ] am not superstitious, 10 one
can accuse me of that weakness; but it
would take more money than most men
have to buy that pin. | don't believe
in luck. | know that losing the pin had
nothing to do with my disasters, but
won't part with it all the same" -Je,U
eIerS' UeehlY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

srszzler Il The eorsd. ssksd fheu cot shslr
tickets they refused - giss thsm nj
ksy swurs that fhey cSulA shrseh tho
erndnefcr. and as onee prncsedsd q czrry
cot their thresss. A lively scasae snsued.
IN which Mr. MeLxnghsin used t0erreElers
sEvansaes his bali Nelson's and ether
fancy holds. Bat the men we're asrong.
and the Sight Ess sbout even. TAs tram
meE then took q hard, ard the tide uf
battle was turned. The train had 81 this
tina arrived II sm;tAss core. where Il waa
zt0pped, and word was sent in 10 thu
sheriff By Superintendent w. B. Bl4nton,
who E2s On the train. 70 come ost and
quell the disturbance.
Sheriff McEsr1w responded in carson.
going cut 70 Snifhs cove On Al engine
Ipon arrival, he found everything quiet
O1cer Ramage and Specsnl OfEscer Adair
had presided him. having been Summoned
ey railway employsL The men still hsa
lots Of fEht lsss in them. and wanted 20
do up" the officers. R2maes turned The
tables BY placing both Of them in irens. and
BY the aid OF Conductor Mclaughlin, they
were corFaied where they could do no
harm Tie train was then started toward
The city. ard upon arrival the two helliger.
enss we're taken % the county 1sil and
tarown IN 20 sober up. Conductor DO.
L4ughain was somewhat bruised, but To-.
ceived no injuries Eurth msnticninfs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01
rIIE LAND orr1CE.


Homestead and Prescription Entyfes and
Other Filings Made Yesterday.
The following original business. consist
Ing OF I've homestead entries, Eve pre-
sraptlon filings and ten sunderland appli-
cations, we're recorded 81 tbs land once
YESTERDAY
Homestead entries-ole O. Prick. on the
southeast quarter q the northwest quarter,
lot 2 secflala 30. township IT, range east;
Emile schultz. on the east hall of the north
west quarter Of section, q. township 81.
range east; Morris J. Jones. on the south
half OF the northeast quarter and the south
east quarter Of tie northwest quarter, lots
?. and 1. township q, range / west;
Thomas GAlIsiteh, on the east half Of the
northeast quarter aud the northeast quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter ct section 81.
township 80. range west; William
MArqnrat. on the northwest quarter Of sec
ton s., township 81. range west.
Prescription Giings-ChaEley johnson,
al Tacotua, on the north half OF the north
east quarter, and the southwest quarter Of
TIE northeast quarter Of section Is. town
ship Is. range west; Charlotte ]. Berg
ousss. ef Tscoma. on the north half Of the
northeast quarter and the southeast quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter of section 10,
township rs range swests Henry Andrak.
at Tacoma on the southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section s. township 81.
range east; William A. Hopkins, Of Sc
site. on the northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section 3. township
Is. range wsst; George s. Gasseli. OF Sc
sisle. on the southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section Is. township
q, range east.
timber land applications Samuel n.
Kennedy. on the south half Of the SOUTH
west quarter 81 section /. lot I, and he
north west quarter OF the northwest quarter
81 section II. township =, range west;
Evan L. Jones. on she north hall Of the
southwest qaArier. ard the southwest quar-
Ter Of the southwest quarter OF section IL,
and the southeast quarter Of The southeast
quarter Of section Is. township = range 4
west: shelby T. Dsas mick. on the southeast
quaFter Of the northeast quarter, the north
east quarter II the southeast quarter, and
the west half VI the southeast quarter Of
section is. township -. range I west:
Nlehosas r. Reimer. on the southwest
quarter Of section II, township =, range -
west. Frank Morris. on the southwest
quarter ~ section -, township 3.
range Is West: r. T.. Carter, On the north
vest quarter Of section "a, township IS
range Is sFest: Louis A. Klein. on the west
half Of thu northwest quarter and the vest
half 81 the southwest quarter OF section 81,
township "a. range west; Daniel Murphy,
ON The south halt II tie northeast quarter
and the north bali 81 the southeast quarter
OF section 81. township Is. range west.
Patrick r. Dacey. on lots and Of section
10. and lots S. 5 and Is Of section %, town-
ship 81, range west William Bishop. jr..
on lots s. 8. and Of section 10, and lots
> and Of sectlon %. township 81 range .
wext
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01
~ wATKn FRoNT.

The bark Elsinoye has gone TO Tacoma
The Lacy Lowe has gone hack 10 Chuck
smut
The steamer AI-Ki IS ~ Departure bay
leading coal
The CiermaniA was to have been towed 10
sea last ereninE.
The Brstish bark BAnca left for Tacoma
Yesterday morning.
The steamer JeAnse did not leave gaa
Francisco GntI last evening
The Rock barge Sprztg's Ark Is In from
Keefe's quarry with 30 tons Of granite
James Gsllses has resigned his position as
wharGnger ca the Hatdeid-I;o wharf
The Henry Bailey landed Toe SACK. Of
carrots from Avon 81 Baxters wharf last
evening.
The basa Highland LIGHT moves 20 the
coal bankers tomorrow. She loads coal for
san Francisco.
The bark Ahneg Coeurn Is expected here
daily. She comes trom san Francisco fog
resuyn cargo OF e77=l
The schooner Yssta WAS towel, last even
ing. 20 fors Rsekslsy. wheEs she wia load
laEnhsr Eas sac Francisco.
The ssearser FAaEy Lake is due here
this uaorning frun Hat slough witA Loo
sacks 81 eats for j. A Hatapad.
Tbs Michixan anishsa aischarEing yes
trraay. ana moved b the coal bankeTs 10
load coal. She wAla probably Eel away this
morning.
The steamer Lakne arrived in port last
evening fgcu Peftl4ssa MA a large can-
s4gnuasnt ef ire ght ter Seattle She doekesa
al scawAchsEs wh4rs. ard eegAn elssAasg-
sng.
TIE saen-efwsF 1haaapsoa ana Aeorn
sesK gay TanosnA Yesterday morning. As
thai rsaae Ties reaaAsa tws DAYS le4vinE
sAere n nAse - rexeA kssassnas1 Decesn-
hwF s
IAs Steamship CITY Il Tep~kA arrived 81
pVgt TawnS~nd from Alaska Friday nAxa1
see ksga fnnass4 &selr Ter RAse Ee4x - AS
ssss. L pcssshle, sAs ssrMaae4 steamer
Idaks.
TIE bark Auzensa Csrs4sn BzaanAA,
lz1xrs san FeAae&sca ies SeAsEse kaszAv.
csnssxne.a 10 J A Hasaesa, VISTA = sua
cargo q xenssAi ansFebaHeize. she h 70
load a rssarn ezrwn e esa@a-