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Miscellaneous Advertisement*.
New Tailoring House.
I HAVE JUST OPENED A NEW
Merchant Tailoring- Establishment
on Mala street, north, two doors went of
Water street. Ladles and ticntle*
men’s Tailoring done, such ns La
dies Jackets, Ulsters, Dolmans, otc., nnd
Gentlemen's Suits, m drat-class style and at
reasonable rates. A cull and trial solicited.
Not 4 B. T. JEWELL.
MYKE'S 10 Nora* Spark-Arresting
Fortabla Engine has cut 10,000 ft. of Michigan
Pin• Board in 10 bourn, burning slabs from the
•aw in eight foot lengths. >
Our 10 Jlorte We Guarantee to farnleh power
to mw 9,000 feet of Hemlock boards in 10 hours.
Our IS Horn will cut 10,000 fttl In samo time.
Our Engines aro ouauaittkkd
to furnish a horse-power on
H less fuel ami water than
any other Engine not fitted
with an Automatic Cut-Off.
If yon want a Station ary or
Portable Engine, Boiler. Cir
cular Saw Mill, Shafting or
Pullles, either castor Mcddart’s
Patent Wrought Iron Pulley,
send for our illustrated Cata
*. W. PAYNE A SONS, Coming, N. Y.. 80...
Over 5000
Druggists
AND
Physicians
Have Signed or Endorsed the
Following Remarkable
Document:
MesaraSeabury & Johnson, Manufaotnr
ingr Ohemists, 21 Platt St., New York :
Gentlemen :—For the post few years we
have sold various brands of Porous Plas
ters. Physicians and tho Public prefer
Benson’s Capcino Porous Plaster to all
others. Wo consider them ono of the very
few reliable household remedies worthy
of confidence. They aro superior to all
other Porous Plasters or Liniments for
external use.
Benson’s Capcino Plastor is a genuine
Pormacouticnl product, of the highest
order of merit, and so recognized by
physicians and druggists.
When other remedies foil get a Ban
son’s Capcine Plaster.
You will bo disappointed if you uss
cheap Plasters, Liniments, Fads or Elec
trical Magnetic toys.
k SUUII KL.IItDY AT LAST. Fnce SSctl
A MEAD'S Medicated CORN -nd BUNION PLASTER.
April 1 y
f
April Ist, 1879.
Recognizing the fact that tho roiiilion
ship existing between the Counties o
Maryland and the City of Baltimore is
such that residents of the Counties havi
occasion to visit the City frequently din
ing the year; in consideration of these
facts and the liberal patronage extended
the “Multhy” in the past, I deem it hut a
mattci of justice tha' gome discrimination
should ho made in lho;r favor. 1 have
thoielorccr Deluded to
Reducethe Price of Board to $2 a day
feeling confident that the same will be fully
appreciated hy them, and ut the earn, time
merit nnd secure an increased .hare ot
their pi.liotmgc. Assuring them that
nothing will he left undone Unit Can add I
totheir comfort during their may
Rooms without board, 75 cents and up- ;
ward per day.
O. IC. IIOUAX.Pron.
Anrß
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Scsf •. u u :!iiul Color to Grey crTcdsd Hair 1
sl* triT’:; Heir Balsam isi finely filmed and is I
PARKER’S
SINGER TONIC
A Superlative Health and Strength Restorer.
If yo\i :ire a mrrhnnic or firmer, vom ->ut with ' '
overwork, or alum her run down by family or house
livid duties try Park tin's < .inukk J omc.
if you ; re a lawyer, minister or business man ev
il iiii tl by mental strain oranviotiacares, donut take
. ioxicatinghtiuiulams.butusc Parker’s Ginger 'lonic
H votl have ( oiisumption, Dyspepsia, Kheuma
■ lui 'yt’onnilaim-5, or any disorder ofihe lung?,
• l -b. bowels, blood or nerves Pai kpr’s Ginckr
% wi:l i ire yon, liiailieCirentest Blood PurifiT
* And the Cc:t and Surest Cough Cure Ever Used.
If you me vmMhg away from ago, dissipation or 1
any i.isene or weakness mid requite a stimulant take
Gim.br To Cati nee: it will invigorate nnd build
|> bo n tli ifr st dose but will nev r intoxicate.
I *>•■ • Tvdhund.eds of lives; it may save yours.
. ov '-FlfM.*allubUliuti*i. Psrker'iGWtjrerTonic Ii
’ -:l thr ttnt reintdial agent* In tlieworll,amlbratlr*ly
‘ "•! | ,, -|trtlloa*ef ginger alone. Seed for circularto
3 V V. CV. a . dc| n**, at dealers lit drags.
• 'VIVO CI YIKC DOLLAR SIZE. '
2f ' * d lasting |r prance bns made this
9 . il ,icilume cxcecdi Uy popular. Thor©
3 : iug like It* Insist mon having Flo ans- t
“ i ‘ '-uujonb and look for signature ©t 7
J&tySccx \
••le. Any drwgg!t er dealer In parftuattv
. M mid 7 cent rise*.
crwiva rl'yinj Me. size.
Apn . i '‘“ JLse
Miscellaneous Advertises**!!*.
#LimE, tHEI> R I R
108 Baltimore Street,
1 CUMBERLAND, MD.
i Fine Watches and Jewelry Repaired
SKILLED WORKMEIST.
Largest Stock and Lowest Prices.
lie sped fully,
... 13-.. S. T. LITTLE & SOWS.
i O. JAERETT & BRO.
1
Have added to titeir Furniture Buainees,
UNDERTAKING BRANCHES.
They are fully prepared to supply
Coffins, Caskets and Burial Cases,
Trimmed in the FINEST STYLE for a great deal less money than the
same articles are furnished elsewhere in the county. All our Funeral
Furniture is upholstered in the most tasteful manner. We have recently
purchased an ELEQANT HEARSE—tha finest in the county—with
which we will deliver COFFINS, etc., purchased from us, Free of Charge /
l Ut Orders by telegraph promptly filled . [Sept 18-y
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
'I'HE PLACE TO BUY FURNITURE AT A BARGAIN IS AT THE NEW
1 ESTABLISHMENT OF
C[ N mi#n MAIN STREET,
■ ■ ■ lllUllLLjOpposite M. Wineland’s Clothing House.
Walnut, Poplar and Cherry Chamber Suits. A magnificent Display of Hand
some Parlor, Diningroom, Bedroom and Hall Furniture. Cabinet Making in all its
branches.
Undertaking Department.
Mctnilc, Walnut and Rosewood Caskets
and Coffins Burial Robes and Shrouds ot all
T^^^nSWfpp|SK > nnd at all funer°lg I attend person
al I I ? Wmu 11 7 T V ft,lv lbereb y relieving the relatives of the de
" v ceased of all trouble in the premises.
Call and Inspect my stock and gel low prices for what you want.
Mar 4 ~ u C. F. NICKEL.
Georges Creek and Cumberland E, E.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Commencing' Wednesday, Nor. 22,1882.
(By Philadelphia time, which Is 0 minutes
earlier than Baltimore time.)
Daily, Sundays excepted.
LEAVE CUMBERLAND—
-7.30 a m. and 3,80 p. m., for Lonacon
ing, 0 00 a. m and 1.55 p. m., for Bedford,
Pittsburg, Puiladelphiu and Mew Yotk.
LEAVE LONACONINQ
-11.30 a. m, connecting for Bedford,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia and New York,
and 5.15 for Cumberland only
Round-trip tickets (good for the day) on
the Georges Creek and Cumberland Rail
road at reduced rates, the Conduc or fur
nishes “Return Checks” at all stations
where theieaiu no ticket olllcea.
Apply a day or two in advance, at Hayc
Street Mation, in Cumberland, or by tele
phone to Vale Summ.t Station, lor carriage
airaiigemeuts be ween Vate Summit Sta
tion and Dans Ruck uup return, at 50 cents
per passe m-er.
(Excursionists for DAN’S ROCK can
leave Cuutbeiland at 7.30 a. in., (Sundays
excepted) and returning leave Vale Sum
mit a, 13 noun or 5.-15 p. w. Radioed late
50 cents tor round tiip. Railroad and car
riage, #1 for trip trout Cumberland to
Dan’s ItocK i.ud re urn.
JAS. A. MiLLHOLLAND,
Dec 3 G( nerul Manager.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
(BEDFORD DIVISiOM.)
ON and after Jan. 23,1882, Passenger
Trains arrive and depart us follows;
LEAVE-— STATIONS. , ARRIVE
Mail. Exp. Exp. Mail.
A. M. P. M. p. M. P. M
830 215 Cumberland 105 10 25
001 24h UyudntuU 12 31 951
A. M.
10 05 350 Bedford 11 80 850
P. M,
12 25 015 Huntingdon 910 080
340 740 Altoona 745 12 25
P. M A. M. ;
850 12 01 Pittsburg 100 835
A. M. P. M.
420 11 30 Harrisburg 400 335
I a t p. h. A. u
785 1 255 Pltiladi Ipltia 1130 1125
10 35 | 015 New York 80b 755
j *—ARRIVE —' > LBAVK—'
N* *TE.—Time here given is Pennsyl
vaina Railroad (Phili.deli)l.hi) time, which
live minutes taster than Baltimore time.
No cl.iiiigeiif cuts lietwieu Cumhcllaud
mid Huntingdon. Through ears between
Unit.tngilou and Pliiladelpbia, New Y"ik
end Pitt tmg. Pnssengers from poods
east i i llyudmau, lot Somerset, tak. Ex
press tram west, change cunt at llyudmau.
am. antve at Somerset at 4 55 p. m
Ticaets sold anti baggage cheeked by
PE TER NOON, Agent, c-rner id Balti
more and Liberty Sncels, Cuinbulaud,
and at Hie depot. 'Bus.tt.l cult hi rei
celices lot p ssengers and t uggage, on
Uoltwe lei 1 nillt a cut
J. R. WOOD,
Genet al Passenger Agent.
Titos A. Roberts. Su|iernileudeiil.
Jan 28
* nm be i-1 aml ti Pi-ntiM liania li in I nun
AA ll TIM A 7.4 HI, I
j '< • i AK E EFFEt T
1 tfiidlly,.Vt.ls, 1880.
Passenger trmii evi Cumlwrliind si
0.15 A H. ami 3.40 P. M
'•'riihlbu g, east, 7 10. A M., itU I 12 42 P M.
“ west, 10.12, " “ 4 4 ••
aCUEULLE
-LEAVE—. STATIONS ARRIVE—
A M. I A M ; | A M. | P V
015 11.40 Piednnml i 1115 i 5 45
■1.30 I 11.55 I Barron 1053 525
IPM | j |
0.40 12.10 I Lon 'Cutting i 10,42 j 0 12
.55 1 12 25 Gees n 10 20 I 4.(57
i li) 1 12.42 | Froslburg | 10.12 | 4.40
740 1 !•< I Ml Savage I 940 414
7 4*i 1.1 * I Bane vl 'e 040 400
Mill I 1 30 | C iSsP. Juuollnu 1 9.21* I 3 65
‘0 I 1.4* i Cumlieilaud j 915 i 3.40
• lIKIVK -- LEAVE
P L. BURWELL,
Nov 27 General Superintendent.
BA LIT MORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ON and aßer Nov. 12,1882, trains will
arrive and depart as follows ;
AUItIVE 1 WESTBOUND Tit AIN 14 | DBPAKT
1 1.05 a m No. 24 Express. 1
2.50 am No. 2 Exptets. | 2:35 am
8;29 a m No. 8 Express. I 8 45am
No. 6 Accom’n- | 7.00 a m
3-05 p m No. 14 Mail. I 3:10 p m
• P m No. 10 Express. | 8:40 p m
ARRIVE | BABTBOUND TRAIIKS j DEPART
1:30 a m No. 8 Express. 1:41 a m
No. 23 Express. 8:00 a m
’ 8:15 a m No. 19 Mall. 8:20 a m
’ 9-50 a m No. 5 Express. 10:00 aro
. 4.87 pra No. 1 Express. 4:58 pn.
7:25 p m No, 7 Accom’n ,
i Nos. 6,14, 7 and 19 daily ext ept Sun
days. All other trains daily,
j Nov 18 J. P. LEGQK,.Agent.
; [PITTSBURG~* DIVISION.]
* ( and after Nov. 29,1881, pi sscuger
I '-J trains on the P.llsburg Di'/iston ol
t I the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run
* as billows:
! Cumberland. WJBTBODSP.
> 3.52 p. m I No. 10 Mail. ‘IIOOO p. m
12.40 a. m | No. 2 Expicss. | 6.30 a. m
PHtidiurg. EASTBOL’Ni;i,*~~* Cumberland.
860a. ml No. 1 Mai). . I 2.35 n.m
910 p. nt | No. 8 Express. | 2.86 a. m
Local at coinmodntlna train leaves Cum
■ berland fur Cnnnellaville at 0.30 am.; re
turning arrive Cnmberla-d 7.00 p m.
On and after Nov. 20, 1881, tr„ins oh
the Sonierret and Cumbria Branch will
run as follows; Northbound—Leave
Rock wood at 6.00 a in. and 12.40 p. m.;
Sumenet, ft 80 and 1 15 p m., arr ive Johns
town 8.80 a. m and 3.05 p m. So: th-
Inumd—Lt avo Johnstown, 9.15 a. m. and
3.25 p. in ; Somerset 11 05 and 5.15 p. in.,
arrive Rock wood, 11.40 a. m. and 6.50 p,
ui. All traimi run dully.
THOMAS M. KINO,
General Snp't.
j E. D, Smith, Passenger Agent.
Dec 3
thu ounsrrnosTju '
Y/illiams C;v:lr.7 Hachir.es I
ARE ACKNOWLEDO’jd be jpg | (
BEST IH THE WORLD ;
They havo retr , iv „ a Lii . heßt Awardg at tho | I
Lomvmu ..I ftj M l nt; .1 other leading j
■ 4<x *’abitio?is 1 lin Luro;x> 5
America. I ,
r A cn::3 r:.:ZF:=D n-rrs itattm. ‘t
1 actftrios located i.t Montreal, Canada, and *
riatt;ibnr~, ?V.v York. i i
mes uZiTACTorjiiG co. !
Ci7 ”;‘:oEnr:a llsstreal t
CATARRH
\y Hicn Hus wlthM nil tr<n>mon( 1
lease call a/ tW “ ty ■"*“ f
DR RUHL’S OFFICE. '
Uf fees pan! when cured. a
N..V u-tf a
CHE MINING JOURNAL.
J. B. ODER, Editor and Proprietor.
Joseph Womslev, Agent at Eckhart.
Extra copies, - - • 6 cents, - - -for sale by
W. L. Annan, Froetburg.
Dfllce,MalnSt.,HltchlnsUroß. Building
TIUSK OP SUBSCRIPTION;
One Copy, on* year, In tdvasce |1 Hi
“ “ six month*, •• 75
Irosiburg, Jun. SO, 1883.
And So It Ja.
When tha caal plants grew in their Bora
Old,
The atoms then know, even had been told,
or veins that would lie under prairies wide,
In mountains high and by the river side.
When the cubic lead grew the lead miner
too,
With his sledges and drills bis work bad
to do.
Whea Nevada’s streams were filled with
gold,
The builders of flumes then must he told,
On the bed-rack where the nuggets to find,
And water-power funned the quarts to
grind.
When Emma's silver threads were woven
in the range,
Knit in with the lead was the stock ex
change.
The iron knobs a “loadstone" planted
were,
And by electric force drew the miner
there.
And so, front beginning to end is a cord
that tends
To bind safe and fast from the first to the
last. ________
SiHATOR Ingalls favors the cre
ation of a railway commission, but it
is likely that Ur. Gould doesn't.
“Old John Robinson," the circus
man, has two sons who own a profit
able silver mine at Grata Valley,
California.
John Lee Martin, 13 years of
age, fell from tha top to the bottom
of a shaft in Brigbthope coal pit,
Chesterfield county, a distance of 800
feet, Friday last. His body was
terribly mangled.
Worthy of Imitation.— A work
is now in progress in New which is
worthy of imitation in other cities.
The inspector of buildings is making
a careful inspection of all the hotels,
large and small.
Dos Palmas, a station on the
1 Southern Pacific railroad in the Col
| orado Desert, Southern California, is
i 200 feet below the level of the sea.
The mercury there in tha summer
, stands 125 degrees at midnight.
| Jupiter is now the evening star,
1 and appears in the eastern sky as
soon as’ it ie dark enough to see him
rise with stately step to the zenith,
' and sinks slowly to the west, glowing
in the celestial dome nearly all night.
A pure, wholesome distillation of
witch hazel, American pine, Canada
t fir, marigold, clover blossoms, eta.,
i fragrant with the healing essences cf
balsam an-J pine. Such is Sanford's
Radical Cure for Catarrh. Complete
treatment for sl. •
I ' "
j Reports concerning the northwest
ern blizzard in Dakota, Minnesota,
Noithern Wisconsin and lowa say
that a number of people have been
frozen to death and loat in the snow
storms and that rail travel is much
delayed. The larges* and most per
fect ice biidge that ever bridged the
chasm below Niagara Falls, foi med
ou Sunday nig it. It is over a mile
in length, and will probably remain
dining the rest of the winter.
A gentleman who had been in
Austin only three days, but wito had
been paying attention to a prominent
Austin belle, wanted to propose, but
was afraid he would bo thought too
hasty. He delicately broache 1 the
subject as follows: "If I were to
speak to you of marriage after hav
ing only made your acquaintance
three days ago, what would you say
to it?' “Well, I should say never
put off till to-morrow tlx -t which
you should have done day before
yesterday.*’—Texas Stflnys.
Unpen, a Meteoric Shower.—*
According to eminent astronomers,
Vx epttonally hot or cold weather on
ibis plan it is due to the zones of
ineleoiites which interpose between
Ibe earth a-'d the sun, depr ving ns
nl heat, anil then, when i he conditions
are reversed, and the earth is between
them n d the nn, ihe-e is i va-t
1 aildifio to the lempemtnre nl our
a 1 inoephere. Humboldt pint-tom
that th Co .1 w-mili r ih *i F-It ia y
7*d previous ! Mi 14 wan lue to
zo- es of tn t-'Ors, nlals ih xn-pt
[ p finll- hot sra'lie- which culminat
ed in our mu tin in aimosph r-> about
July 13 Can it i posuiile tl at
man l.imself will ever able In
contrcl the vi Pile conditions i nder
which he liv.-s ? N'ay not some dis
covery suable ti in in. tim- . miti
gate 111 ~e>.e,|l. „( Win er’s f.iisl
ami to shield lie eaiih f mil (lie <oi
ri-lr.ysof a lonts. um i'a n D
scents very wil t to i du ge in tli sc
a ticipa ions. lan L y me not rn ib
chimerical than would have Lotto is
fads of lelegti phy am) te..ui i t (tie
peo, lewl.o lived a thousand yea."B
ago Demorest's Mjnthly for Febru
ary.
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
6 Per Cent. DIVIDEND
Declared for 1883.
THE
Savings and Loan Association
OF FROBTBURO, MB.,
' An Institution Organized under the Lawi
of Maryland.
OFFERS SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
to all who desire by smalt deposits to
invest their savings in real estate and other
absolutely safe securities.
To borrowers It extends the full par
value of its shares at the legal late of 6 per
cent., repayable by weekly instalments.
All profits divided pro rats to depositors
i —to borrowers as to those for whom the
Association docs not In advance redeem
shares.
> QT By an Act ol the Inst General As
i, seuibly special powers were granted this
i. Association enjoyed by no similar Institu
tion in the county.
r Entry fee per share 50 cents
j Weekly dues per share. 25 “
“ interest per share 15 “
Par value of shares SIOO
Apply to Secretary at Journal office
for further information.
• B. STERN, President.
J. RUHL, Vice-President.
, J. B. ODER, SccieUry.
JAMES KANE, Treasurer.
WILLIAM BRACE. Attorney,
i D. Armstrong, John N. Benson,Owen
Hitciiins, Joseph Timubnb, Directors.
, Jan 0
. Lincoln Reads a Poem.
lloncsl Old Abe CiitortixinH
bis Cabinet with a I.li
ne 4(u of a I ion.
U M OW, gentlemen, you all have more
JLI or less poetry in your souls; listen
' to this,” and Abraham Lincoln, then Pres
ident, rose from fals chair, in Ids office in
, the White House, and read, in trembling
tones, which indicated Ids own profound
appreciation ol it, Dr. O. W. Holmes’ "Last
Leaf,” of wldch the following are verses:
“They say that in his prime,
" .Ere the prunlng-kuitb of time
Cut him down,
Not a belter man was found
By the crier in his round
Through the town.
Now the mossy marbles rest
’ On the lips that ho had pressed
In their bloom;
And the na meg he loved to hear
‘ Have been carved for many a year
! Ou the tomb.”
Mr. Michael Guilfnylo, of Binghamton,
’ N. Y ,is not as old us tbe venerable Bos
) ton citizen of whom the poet wrote with
, such tender pathos, yet he Is more thsr
three score and ten. “For the past eight
of those years,” he writes, “I have been a
perfect cripple from rheumatism, bubbling
c about as best I could with my cane. I
, took Parker's Ginger Tonic, and am
now supple and strong as a gymnast There
• is no hare of theAisease left about me.”
, Mr. R. W. Mosher, wholesale druggist,
’ of Binghamton, writes Messrs. Hlscox &
i Co., of New Yoik—Proprietors of the
Tonic—certifying to Mr. Guilloyle’s decla
ration.
b Having all the properties of any prepa
ration ol ginger, Parker's Ginger Tonic
is a renudy of Infinitely greater range and
a power. It cures all disrates arising from
an impure state of the blood or imperfect
' digestion. Dyspepsia (and all its cocse
r quenccs,) Malarial Fevers, Sick Headache,
Kidney troubles, Brouchitis, aud common
Coughs aud Colds, vanish at its touch.
Prices, 50 cents and $1 a boitle. Larger
• size the cheaper. [Jan 6—4 t
B ORDER OF PUBLIC A TIOX,
1
Mary Quirk
and No. 3280,
I Thomas Quirk, In the Circuit Court
her husband, ■ fur
ts. I Allegany county
1 Catharine Nitter, | in Equity.
widow. J
1 r I'HE object of tins su'l is to procure a
, 1 dccre., for the sale of certain mortgaged
t premises in Mt. Savuge, Allegany county,
1 Md.
s The lii'l stales that on the 19th day of
B Oct dicr, 1874, Catharine Nitter, widow,
then a rcs'dent of Mt. Savage, and now a
resident of Johnstown, IVnnsvlvania, con
v. yed to tlie said complainants certain leal
* rslum which is pailicularly described in
, t i the bill and its accomp tnying exhibit by
way of mortgage to secure the payment of
r the sum ol one hundred ami fifty dollars,
i wi.hout interest, it beinij the balance of
the purchase money due on the property.
uud deseri ed in said bill aud exhibit A.
1 The hill further stales that the condition
ot the m trl age was that it should be void j
on payment of fifty dollars annually from
s the 19lh day of October, 1874.
■ The bill further sides that the sum of
seventy.fic dollars with iuleresl thereon
s from the 19th day of October, 1877, the
j dale ol the expiration o( the mortgage,
still remains due and unpaid, and that (lie
tunc limited for the payment of the mort
g ge debi has passed.
1 The CPtcphdnaii'.s in their bill pray that
| | the said defendant, Catharine Nit'er, may
answer the allegations of the hill amt tl at
the prem ses may be sold for the payment
; j of the mortgage debt, and for sui li other j
and further relief as theircase may require,
} and also pray for an order of publication
l against the said Catharine Nines, widow,
and a non resident ol the Slate of Mary land.
.1 is thereupon adjudged and ordered hy
■ llie Circuit Court ol A legauy county ns a
Court ol Equity this 22d day of December,
1882, that the complainants, by causing a
’ co y of this order to be inserted in some
. newspaper published ,n Allegany county
once in tnu i: ol lour buck salve weeks three
i months Lefore the Ist day of May, 1888,
) rive notice io the said absent defendant of
the object, and substance of this bill, aud
warn her to appear in Ibis Court in person
or by solh-ilo on or bet ire Iho first day of
May, 1888, io answer the premises ..nd to
, • apuw cause, if any she has, why a decree
ou. bt not to pass as pray ed.
THEo. LUMAN, Clerk.
F J t-B.MMKs DkVkcmon, Solicitor for
CompHununts.
I True cO|y. Test:
i Jan o—4t Tiiko. Luuan, Clerk.
I the WINTER OF 1882-3
Has Arrived !
YE THAT HAVE BEEN BUYING
comm *n and i l-fiMii.i clothing, i-ud
h .veoei-n growling and gium'.biig because i
111 II remember that no ■■ mil complaints
me h aid a out tin Nplll>4<l i|U(UK
aii.i well waste * lotUiug that
comet* iroin
HARRY C. COLBOIIJ/’S
Mereheat Tailoring Establishment,
Next Door to St. Cloud Hue,, Frostburg.
>UI rs TO ORl)4£‘i4 from a line of For
eign. nml Domestic Su lings, bought East,
sod West, Ihal Im Neatness Jierfci lion of
'ColKi ttag, ex dlinee ol Quality and Low j
Cr.. us i 1
WILL WIN EVERY TIME, : '
aimH young ii an dmi I you forget it. A |
i Ji-h-uh-io i-how I. mto yon. Come and
le iheui. lit. COLBURN
j u t)-tf Frosihurg, Mu.
Property for Sale.
HOUSES AND LOTS in Froitbnrg
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Pr. Rush's Medical Association.
Dr. Rush's Specific
for
Consumption
A POSITIVE CURE FOR CON
SUMPTION IN ALL
STAGES.
For Bleeding at the Langs, Colds,
Coughs, Croup, Broach tls, Influ
enza, Asthma, and all affec
tions of the 1 uugs It
has no equal.
Dr. Unsh's Specific for Con
nnmplioil is recommended by all the
leading physicians who are acquainted
with Its use.
Price, Largo Size, SI.OO
“ Small “ 60
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Dr, Willoughby, tbe attending physi
cian at the Sisters Hospital and one of
Buffalo's most prominent members of the
profession, has used it for years, and says :
Buffalo, Aug. 17,1883.
Dr. Ruth's Medical Association :
Dkaii Doctors—l unbcsltutingly add
my name to the long list of regular prac
titioners who have recommended your
".Specific for Consumption." I have used
it for many years In my practice for all j
pulmonary affections, and bare always
been more than satisfied with tbe results.
I con.-uler it the best compound known
for all lung diseases.
Yours,
M. Willoughby, M. D.
Dr. Howard, Professor of Anatomy,
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Buf
falo, N. Y., says:
Dr. Rush’s Medical Association :
Dear Doctors—l have used your Spe
cific for Consumption in my practice for
years with the beet results. I consider It
a sure cure for consumption, if taken ac
cording to directions.
Yours truly,
C. P. Howard, M. D.
333=1, IRTJSIEI’S
‘Regulator’
FOB
Heart Troubles
A SURE CURE FOR ALL DISEASES
OP THE HEART.
Dr. Bush's “BegulBlor” has
never faded to give relief. It has been
used successfully for years, in subduing the
moat stubborn cases of heart difficulties.
Large Size SI.OO
Small Size 50
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Wm. G. Osgoodby, the well-known safe
manufacturer of Buffalo, Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Newark and Atlanta, Qa.. says:
Office of Osuoodbv’s Improved Safes,
17 S Broad Street,
Atlanta, Qa., Oct. 17th, 1881.
Dr. Rush's Medical Association;
Dear Doctors—The three bottles of
"Dr. Rush’s Regulator” I ordered were re
ceived by express last week. I have taken
nearly one bottle and am thoroughly satis
fied with tbe result. For over two years 1
have been troubled with sharp pain at my
heart. My physician, upon examination,
pronouncid il enlargement of the heart,
and was unable to give me any relief, the
trouble grew worse, until. 1 had become
convinced that 1 cmild not be cured. While
in New York City, last week I called on
one of the most prominent physicians
there, who charged me $35 fur an exami
nation and then recommended your “Reg
ulator.” Knowing you to Ire a regular
Medical Association, and not apalent med
icine scheme, I ordered three bottles. 1 have
nut heeu troubled since I commence.' tak
ing il, but shall continue and take the en
tire three hollies so as to obtain a perma
nent cure You have my sincere thunks.
I am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Wu. Q. Ohboodbv.
Dr. Rush’s
BLOOD ROOT OIL
I Gives immediate reliel in all cases of
RHEUMATISM.
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Back
ache, Soreness of lliu Chest, Gout,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, .“wcll
togs and Sprains, Burus
and Scalds, General
Bodily Pains,
Tooth. Ear ami Headache, Frosted Feet
and Kars, and all other Pain and Aches.
Dr. Kiikli'h IClimmi Hoot Oil
j has no equal in ibe world us a liniment or
oil. It is a cheap, safe, simple and sure ex
ternal remedy for man or beast. It is put
up in two sizes. Price 25 and 50 cents.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Cured of Rlif-uiiiatimn in Tno Hours.
Buffalo, N. Y., May 8,1888.
Dr. Rush's Medical Association:
Gentlemen—l have been troubled with
rheumatism for two years. 1 tried all lire
best advertised oils and liniments, and
many flut-elas* physicians without relief.
The last doctor 1 vblted recommended
Dr. Kush’s "Blood Root Oil." I purchas
ed a large botllo for fifty cents, and ap
plied it. In two bonis I was relieved,
and now am entirely well Its affects are
wonderful, ami 1 i elicve it tbe only thing
in tbe world which wnl cure ibcumulism.
Tiuly Yoii’s,
John Hutchinson,
8(1 Erie St, Buffalo. N. Y.
NUN. DU. UUNII’N
Qaiharic and A'nil-Bilious pills
Prevent and Cure Constipation and
Pie- A suie lemedy fr Ulllousneis,
Torpidity of the Liver, Jnund.ee und all
I ivir Complaints. It giy immediate re
lief m Sn k and Nervoua Heads. 1. . They
cleanse the an.iuacli and ibus remove all
ba.i la n fr-.m the mouth ..ml make Ine
hieulli pu*e and sweet. Remove ad Im
purities and oallow.itss from the complex-
Jim. Pluhsuul to 'ake and agieeahle in
their ltd mu. Entirely unlike o'liar pills.
Purely vegetable. Price, 85 cents.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGQJBTO.
The above preparations arc prepared by
Dr. Rushs Me.li.al Association, in wh ell
Dr. Ku-li tsiisHooiaied with ilie most prom
iuent rpeei.fis s of both Europe and Amor
ieu Special l real men I i-nu beohtslnid for
any • iseusc. Tin se medi dues are the reg
u.ur prescript lona or ibe di-. uses mtulioii
-0,1. and nuvur Nil l"g ve relief They cun
la obiumei. in B-iiliiiiurc, .\fd„ at whole
sale of I h ttlpaon A Mo It, am) any . rug
g.sl will gin l> obtain ilnm fi-r tou npim
app icali n, or limy cau bo obtained ol us
Hired. Aduress,
JDIR, iVCJSHC’S
Medical Association,
Jan 13 Buffalo, N. Y.,U. 8. A. i
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Attorney-at-Law,
•Tan —v CUMBERLAND. MD.
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Fkostruro, Md., Deo. 11. 1882.
VIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN tbe Mayor and Council of the Town
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A Positive Cure for ell Female
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