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FROSTRIIRCL PIWi JOIRML flif. Haiti SI., Ilitrliins Bro s Building, 2d Sinn '’Mims of subscription . One copy, 1 year, in advance $1.50 •• “ O mo’H, •• •• 75 “ “ 3 “ “ “ 40 Sinifle copies 05 |SP“ Single copies for wile by W. L. Asmi Frostburg, and Joskfii Womsiev, Kekhart. kiaiiirday Morning,November34, ihm:j Thaitksglelnu Services. —There will be services at the English Lutheran Church Thursday, Nov. 29th. at 10:,‘10 a. m. Sermon by the pastor. An Appeal I’ram Macedonia. —The Cumberland 'Squire is writing for “music in the air. Will the Arion band of Frostburg, the champion musical organization extant within a radius of 150 miles, visit Cumberland and serenade the newly elected can didates? Comedown, boys."’ lA'eture. —Mr. G. L. Wellington, of Cumberland, will deliver, a lecture at Paul’s Opera House, Friday, Dec. 14, 188 J, for the benefit of St. John’s P. E. Sunday School. Ilis subject will be “The Most Illustrious Monarch of Mod ern Times.” Those who wish to enjoy a rare intellectual treat should hear him. Tun Mistaken. The Ttaltimorean says; The taxi- ill Allegany county are higher than those of any other in the State. In an item next succeeding the above it also stales: Miss Mary Shaw, of Frostburg, is visiting friends ut Johnsons. Allegany county. The close association of these items indicates that the “higher taxes" and “Johnsons” are in the same county, but that county is not Allegany. lUkharl KfrA (tips,—Mrs. Rebecca Gregory, of this place; died Monday, 19th inst., aged 58 years, Mr. Richard Loar, of Gladesvillc, West Va.. is visiting friends in this vicinity. Misses Annie McFarland and Jane Loar left here lor Homestead. Pa., last Wednesday. Prof. L. Porter, the great wizard, appears to draw the crowds to the I. I O. G. T. fair. A pleasant time is re ported each evening. Work not very good—about half time. The Temjteranee Convention. —The Allegany County Temparance Al liance met in Cumberland Saturday. Mr. 0. IT. Bruce was elected president for the ensuing year. A thorough or ganization was effected, with the view of securing the prohibition of the sale j of liquor in the county. A resolution ! was adpted to petition the Legislature 1 for another local-option act. the one j in ISBO having been defeated. The I alliance will ask for the submission of the question to the people again at , some time in 1884, when no other issue is before them, and also for submission of the question by districts. The ex ecutive committee was authorized to wait on the momhcrs-elect to the Leg- i islature and inform them of the wishes of the alliance. Ollter Lands Thun (turn. —Our citi zens have a treat in store for them on j Tuesday, the 27th inst. Mr. Charles M. Caughy, of Baltimore, who has ex tensively tiaveled in Europe, is an nounced to lecture on Italy, in Odd Fellows Hall, and to illustrate the sub ject by elaborate views thrown upon a twenty-five foot square canvass. His visit here is included in a projected tour of Maryland. The Baltimore Day says: The title of the subjects will be “Other Lauds Than Ours,” and they will lie illus trated by some of the finest views ever paint ed, the apparatus used in presenting which is of the most complete character. All of the places to be described have liccii visited by Mr. Caughy, who has several times traveled through many of the countries of Europe, and has also seen Egypt, going up the Nile us far as the second cataract. Mr. Caughy is a (luent writer and scholar, and his keen ob servations, together with the experience he has gained by travel, will doubtless make his lectures unusually entertaining. On returning from his prospective tour he will give in this city a lecture, entitled “Glimpses of Italy from Genoa to Pompeii, including the Art Treasures of Rome.” The Pansy, — I The November number of the Pansy proves afresh that a periodical in which so much space is devoted to Sunday reading, may be edited and filled with so much bright ness and talent as the secular maga zines. Its religious stories are as en tertaining and strong as the matter in Wale Awake and St, Nicholas. Like them, it has its serials, its short stories, its poems, its articles its profusion of illustrations, its regular prospectus for the coming year —in short, it makes Sunday reading for the young as at tractive as the popular magazines of the day. In the current number, “Pansy” (Mrs. G. R. Alden) the editor, begins a now serial, “Christie at Home;” Margaret Sidney continues her delightful articles, “How They went to Europe;” Fay Huntingdon has a bright short story, “Grade’* Mission;” “Pansy” another—a very sweet one —“With All Your Heart,” and Margaret Sidney tells the story of “How the Geese Saved Rome;" and there are a dozen interesting articles besides. The Pansy is only 75 cents a year. The volume begins with the November number. 75 cents for a yearly subscribtion will bestow a greater happiness on a young friend than the same sum spent in any other way. D. Lothrop & t'o., Publishers, Boston, Mass. The Pansy is only one of four period icals issued by this house. Pahyland, 50 cents a year, Our Little Men ami Women, SI,OO a year, and 11 hie Awake, $2.50 ft year. Conerentnu \e tempo per*. Mr*. Scott, wife of the editor of the Reis terstown Voice, has presented her hus band with twins a lieantifnl girl and a handsome boy, whereupon Mr. Seott thinks of adoptingthe rush system lor - subscriptions and appeals to his pa trons to pay up. The Annapolis Re/oihliean . lately en snialled and otherwise materially im proved, wants its subscribers to “pay up.” The Republican contends that "it is useless to continue the publication of a paper when we receive no mi pense or reward for our trouble, and although we are sorry to part with our subscribers, we eanuot continue to en courage delinquents in their mode of patronage.” It appears that the cash system ol tin- Meyersdale Commercial lapsed some what this year, but the editor explains, lie says: “During the summer we were too much engaged with the erec tion of our new building to give the matter our attention and our first ef fort is to get back to a cash basis. We regret this as much ns any one, but a country paper needs cash all the time, and as well as a city paper that won’t send a copy till fully paid for." Unsatisfied with this strong presenta tion of the matter, the editor concludes with the sententious ipse ilirlt- - “No pay, no paper!” The Lonaeoning Reeiew does not number among its ambitious a bignon paying subscription list, i, e., for the sake of bragging upon its circulation. “Brag” is a good dog, hut “holdfast” is better. A large credit-system list is certain to comprise a heavy dead-beat patronage, and our experience among such cattle goes to prove that they are the severest critics and most exacting readers. Now as to the beginning and maintenance of the cash system pub lishers should remember that they command the situation. Our paper is ours, and we should esteem it as too good to risk giving away. And es peeially publishers should trust no man who is unwilling to bust them. An instance is furnished by the edi tor of the Williamsport (Md.) Pilot who laments the apparent indifference with which the people of his neigh borhood look upon his efforts to pro vide them witli a newspaper, “Give the editor a kind word to encourage him,” he writes, “and not tho slurs and gibes so often heard.” Speaking of this case Hie Baltimore Herald re marks “that the people of a commun ity should support their local papier, for outsiders are very likely to judge them by its excellence.” The Baltimore Sun impresses the matter in a few words upon both par ties—publishers and patrons. It says: “The Sun has often urged upon the county press the business advantages of the cash system for advertising and for subscriptions, and lias called upon the people of the counties to liberally support the county press.” It will be observed that in most cases cited above some commanding reason is given for the demand for money —a want brought about by some measure of progress, done or contemplated. The publishers feel that for purposes of improvement especially appeals for their dues and expectations of pay ment arc reasonable. But many people do not coincide with him. A city advertiser was in tho Journal office last week. Taking up a copy of the Journal he spoke of it as a “neat, clean, well made-up sheet, and a credit to your town.” It is to bo doubted, however, whether as a mat ter of fact there is morn than one man in the county who is really proud of the Journal. This is true of every other paper here, except where there are two or more proprietors. This arises from a notion that newspapers are eleemosynary estab lishments —that all patronage extend ed them is in the nature of charity. Nothing could he further from the truth. The money spent for an ad vertisement is no more an endowment than that ventured in a policy of fire insurance. So much said, let us conclude this article with a chunk of wisdom from one of the best ami most successful men of modern times —Peter Cooper: In nil Hie towns where n newspaper is pub lished, every man should advertise in it, even if nothin* more than a ami stalling his name an Hie business he is engaged in. U does not only pay the advertiser, hut it lets jieopleut a distance know that the town yon reside in lias a pr<|ieroiiii community of business men. As the sent is sown so tho fruit recompenses. Never pull down your sign while you cx|ieet lo do business for it often indicates that busi ness is |,r and you are losing your grip, commercially speaking. The judicious adver tiser will receive in return ton dollars for every on* invested in the columns of a local newspaper. StJr l , rttpomrd Fellpses. —According to the almanacs For 1884. which have already made their appearance, there will he live eclipses during the coming year. On March 29 there will appear a partial eclipse of the sun; April 9tli, a total eclipse of the moon ; April 25th, a partial eclipse of the sun; October 4th, total eclipse of the moon ; October 18th, partial eclipse of the sun. And on Tuesday after the first Monday in November sonic presidential nomi nee will be occulted for life, .4 Coin/tanp Talk.- The representa tives of the coal companies of this re gion held a meeting at Baltimore on Thursday to take the necessary steps to continue their organization and to discuss questious affecting the inter ests of the region. Aha 1 1 nip —We understand there is much unnecessary alarm concerning the prevalence of tho scarlet fever. Tho physicians report that it is abating. Itnul ft. Our "leader" is lengthy thi- week bill don't pass it unread. IMnl In thi* place, Sunday. 18th int., Mr. Hamtman SuxitLurr, aged 5(1 years. Phmnlr-Like. Mr. James Scully has commenced building a new stable iijMin the site ol the one burned last week. 4 Holiday Pair. -The Frostburg Fire Department w ill hold a grand fair and festival in Odd Fellows Opera House, commencing Dec. 22d and ending Jan. Ist, next. One Hell Hlnger*.—' The (jueen City Courier furnishes an extended account of the progress of the Frostburg Hand Bell Ringers and pays Mr. B. T. Jewell a deservedly handsome compliment. The Time, —The adoption of the 75th meridian time as the standard between that lino and the 90th meridian places Frostburg about 15 minutes and 22 seconds ahead of apparent time. Our meridian is about J degrees, 50 minutes and JO seconds west of Cape May, near which point runs the 75th parallel. Shoot Solem. —-Public School No. I, has an enrollment this fall of (>77 pupils, Tho next general examination of this school will lake place Monday, Dee. J. The school board will meet next Monday, two days in advance of the regular time. Hear Him. —ln the multitude of en tertainments, present and prospective, don’t forget to hear Mr. G. L. Welling ton’s lecture. Mr. W. is “native to the manor born,” a talented gentleman, numbering among his endowments great scholarship and eloquence. His topics are exhaustively studied and his discussions presented in attractive terms. Give him a full house. Fatal Accidents —Patrick O’Brien, a Westernport miner, was run over and killed by a train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, two miles west of Oakland, last Wednesday. On Wednesday morning Edward Brown, a minor employed in the Maryland Union company's Franklin mine, sustained mortal injuries by being caught between a car and tho rib. Hneiilaeji In the Second Decree. — Somebody broke into N. M. Dean’s hardware store Thursday night, and, it is supposed, after rummaging around among the plows and hatchets, found his or their way into the auditorium of Paul’s Opera House, where the K. ofL. fair is going on. Here there was more displacement of goods, but noting in either place was taken away. It is further supposed that whiskey was the object of quest, but that “desirable” was located in another apartment. Another Plea for Jlcmoral, —Messrs. Brace dc Richmond, attorneys for the town of Frostburg in tho ease of Elizabeth Tidily rs. tho Mayor and Council of Frostburg, which case was to have been tried at the present term of the Washington county court, have made affidavit and motion for a re moval of the case, the motion being held curia. “Why don’t the pnwlie to this hohwid wah compwamiso !"' Or, as Mr. Weller suggested, “have a alleyhi ?" The Pales and Feslleals.—Notwith standing the unfavorable weather the attendance upon the fairs and festivals running in town has been good. Each has special attractions and all have been well patronized. At the K. of L. fair a number of valuable articles have been disposed of and many remain to be given out to successful competitors. The same is true of the Independ cut Cornet Band fair. The success of tho Presbyterian church bazaar, tea-parties and oyster suppers, is duo to a very efficient Com mittee of ladies, viz: Mrs. C. B. Wack, Mrs. James B. Thomas,Mrs. John Price Mrs. Thomas 0. Evans, Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas, and Mrs. Win. H. Evans, aided by a corps of charming young ladies, none of whom, in the midst of the luxury and success of their effort, forgot the Journal. The authorities speak of the liberality of the people in the warmest terras. An Independent Seirspa]ier, —The Lonaeoning Reeiew of yesterday emits the following dash of forget-me-not: Wo received a proposition anil a stereotyped advertisement last week from a firm, offering us .seventy-live cents for its insertion in our paper one month. The proposition is in the waste basket, and the “cut” in our “hell box.” We see a number of papers running this “ad,” one in Allegany county. Wo are sorry newspapermen are allowing advertising agents to make rates for them, ccpceially when they are as above. The Journal received tho same cut but without tho proposition, Wegave it insertion, hoping that the publish ers designed sending the book as com pensation. A marked copy was sent forward with a note of inquiry. Last Saturday a proposal, marked “dupli cate,” was received in response and the electrotype was accordingly “lift ed.” This is a small matter to receive so much attention, but as the Journal is evidently the “Allegany county” paper alluded to we aro always able and willing to take care of our selves. And just while wo think of it, “by the life, we aint all honest,” or tho Review would have told us in its own dear “don’t-caro-a-(but this is a family newspaper) item above quoted, exactly how much it is getting for the fourth insertion of a certain throe weeks advertisement running outside of its “hell-box.” IVmiiKif,—Mr. Ernest Shrivcr, city ('ditor of the Cumberland News, and Miss Laura Thomas, daughter of Rev. Isaac Thomas, of Cumberland, were married Tuesday morning in that city. The Journal desires to be reckoned among the largo number who wish “much joy.” During the absence of Mr. Ernest Shrivcr, Mr. Harry C. Brace, of this place, is local editor of the Cumber land \em. Miss Sadie Benford, of Illinois, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. Siefker, of this pluee. Mr. Page, agent of the Mutual Re serve Fund Life Association of New York, has been in our city for several days. On Thursday last ho paid the sum of +1,250, being the full amount of a policy on the life of J. Wesley Porter, to his wife, Mrs. Sally Porter. This payment was made more than one month before it was due, ns is the cus tom with this company, and it is the same whether the claim be *1 ,000 or *IO,OOO. Mr. P. will remain several days here and in Cumberland and Lon eoning. attending to business for his company. John McGee, a Lochiel lumber man, who underwent a surgical operation for stone in the bladder several weeks ago, is about again. He is stopping with Mr. William H. Moore. Dr. C. C. C. Jacobs, of this place, performed the delicate and critical operation with his accustomed skill and success. A “mulberry” calculus about the size of a hickory nut was found and taken. The Charlestown (W. Va.) Spirit of Jeffermn publishes an article very com plimentary to our former townsmen, Messrs. Horace and Olin Beall, now doing a successful business in that town. Jonathan Davis, of Borden Shaft, went to Kansas Wednesday to locate. Mr. 0. H. Arnold is prospecting for a mammoth roller-skating rink in Cumberland, We regret to learn of the serious ill ness of Mr. James H. Douglas, son of Judge John Douglas, of Louaeoning. C. H. Hamill, jr., returned home af ter a few month’s stay in Pennsylvania. A two-year old daughter of Peter Wagner, of Borden Shaft, died Mon of scarlet fever, the second fatal case of this disease in this family. aeorgm Creek ( miI. —WUKKT.V STA TISTICS or Shipments.—The record of ; shipments from the mines of the ! Georges Creek coal region for the week ending Saturday, November 17th. 188.‘( closed as follows: Total tons for week 43,1105 “ “ ■“ year 2,229,201 Increase over corresponding period last year 1,005,033 Total tons to 11. A< >. railroad for week 20,899 j “ “ “ “ “ “ year. 1,207,581 Increase over corresponding period last year 397,582 Total tons to AO. canal for week. 10,021 “ “ “ “ “ “ year.. 043,303 Increase over corresponding period last year 407,510 Total tons to I'a. railroad for week .. 0,454 “ “ “ “ “ “ year... 370,.'150 Increase over corresponding period last year 230,035 Total tons shipped overt'. & I’. rail road for week 32,350 Over same for year 1,458,555 Total tons shipped over O. & (,'. rail road for week 7,532 Over same for year 401,528 The heaviest shippers for week— 1, Consolidation .. (tons) 7,050 None of the other companies shipping over 5.000 tons. Heaviest shippers this year— 1, Consolidation...(tons) 305,319 2, W. Vu. Central.. “ 284,034 3, Georges Creek... “ 223,818 4, Maryland “ 215,805 5, New Central “ 180,497 0, Hamp. & lialto.. “ 177,731 7, American “ 170,187 8, Borden “ 139,970 9, Maryland Union “ 120,719 in, Potomac 100,910 None of the other companies shipping over 100.000 tons. Can't (let Aland Militant It. —An esteemed subscriber at Corning, Ohio, accompanies his remittance for another year with the following note . Please continue sending the Journal. It gives us tlic news from our once happy home among the minesand hills of the Allcghanies. Now Business Locals. Why Pay Big Prices for Terra Cotta Pipe?—when it cun he had at Amick's Mar hlk Works, Cumberland, Md., as follows: 3- Pipe, per foot 10 cents 4- “ " “ 12 " 5- “ “ “ “ 15 “ 0- “ “ “ “ 18 “ OS?" Monuments and Tombstones sold correspondingly cheap. Business Locals. Ue-Opeiiing of Spill's Store Rooms at his Old Stand. Main Street, Frosthurg, when* lie invites all his patrons, old and new, to visit him. Remember well and don’t forget that every Hoy and Child buying a Suit of Clothing at Wmclnnd’s will receive a Handsome Pocket Knife. CoiitlncMital Hoof Ointment will pro tert the hoofs of horses ami mules used in eoal mines from the action of sulphur water. For sale only by CL \. Wingert, druggist. AValler 11. Spill, Santa (’lans* ajgent in I’rost hue**’, makes an announcement in the advertising columns of this paper which he wants every hotly to read once a week from this time until Christmas. Take (iootl Advice —Get Rendu for fold Wnit/ter. —Frank C. Beall, “The” Hardware and Stove Man is prepared to sell you t ’harm ing Heating Stove. Prices ‘‘pared down.” Sure (’tiro for Serai elies—-Continental Hoof Ointment. For sale by (J. A. Winoert, druggist, Frost hurg, Md. Continental Hoof Ointment.—A per fect remedy for hard and cracked hoofs, cuts, bruises, bites, etc. New feet can he grown in from three to four months. For sale by Gku. A. Winoert, druggist, Frosthurg, Md. The Loyal Patrons of Santa Clan* are reouested to meet in convention at Stall’s | New Storerooms in Frosthurg. Six full-day sessions every week from now until Christmas All are urged to attend, as business of import ance will he transacted. Electricity.—Of all the known Electro- Galvanic Appliances at the present day it is now conceded by the Medical Fraternity and Electricians generally, that the American Gal vanic Co.’s Jtoward Shield* are the best, pos sessing intrinsic Electrical merits, as one Shield or appliance can be lifted to any part of • the body, which is not true of any other. See , advertisement elsewhere in this paper.—Klee- ■ ■ trie Gazette. Standard Laundry Wax is an excellent ■ substitute for beeswax for waxing thread and costs far less. Made from imre paratline, and for sale in Frosthurg only ny G. A. Winoert, i druggist. “Wrap a cake of it in a cloth and pass the iron over it frequently. The iron will then run smoothly ;fnd givu a beautiful finish at a great saying of labor.” This is the short and simple direction for using Standard Laun dry Wax—an article which gives an elegant, • smooth finish to linen, prevents irons from sticking ami rusting, saves labor and preserves the linen. Sold by G. A. Winukrt, druggist. ; Now Advertisements. LADIES’ BAZAR. fTMIE ladies of the M. K. Church, of this 1 J. place, will hold a Bazar in the lecture , room of the Church on Thanksgiving Evening, Nov. 29. All are cordially invited to attend. Ad mission 5 cents. * (Nov24-lt p A W IITC I? 'A • V-W H>2 I • 1 MtINN & tM . ■ • . vsne Amkuican. con tlDU'*toaut ; • : '.ifs, CavtMits, Trudo . Mnrk, < tmvr • i., i nu>d Staton, Ciirmda, Eiirliiiul, trn. Hunt! Book about lafoiitHN t ' • - ~n years’oxiiorlonco. Patentpot.j.-- , ■ . ?.iI NN A I’n.uronoticed In tho scikn 11 : ■ a.’.hk a.. tho larkost. best, and iiiort widely Oir -lil .t.j i mlllo|am*r. M.2oa year. . Wo*>kly. sploriil.d chjii ami Inforestlnn in fonnallon. hiHMilinon •• / of tho Hrinulflc Amer ican sent free. Addrosa MUNN A (’(., Scientific Amki;i• n• ■ • ;ii a.lway. Now Vork. EXEC VTOWSXO TICE. i Estate of James Barnard, dee’d. : rpiHS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That thesuh -1- Heriher has obtained from the Orphans’ Court for Allegany county letters testament -1 ary on the estate of JAMES BARNARD, late of said county, deceased. All persons having claims against the said estate are here ( by warned to exhibit the same, with the j vouchers thereof, to tlie subscriber On oh Before May 26tii, 1 SHI, they may otherwise by law In? excluded from all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. Given under my hand this 9th day of November, ISB3. WILLIAM MATTHEWS, Nov 24-3 t _ _ Executor. Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD. Sunday, Xoveinlier IS, IKS:*. r PRAINS arrive at and depart from CUM- X BERLAND as follows: Arrive | Westbound Trains. ! Leave 1 :or> h m No, IFxpivss i 2:37 a in' No. 2 Express 2:43 a m 7:22a m|....... No. 4 Express • 7:3Sani 1 ..No. 34 Accommodation.. (:30a m 3:04 pm No. 14 Mail I 3:10 pm 3:20 pni \n. 0 Express -Pin j * in Arrive I Fa-il>oinid Traill. | Lean l:3t a m Nn. •"> Expo I;llam | No. 11 Express 3:00 a m 7:03 a in No. 13 Mail ! 7:08 a in j 9:30 a ml No. 5 Express 10:lM>a m ! 4:37 pm—.... No. 1 Express 4:55 pm I 7:25 j m,.. Nn.ArcniiiiniMlaii. in .. No\ !4 ,l. T, Id-JIGE. Vgciit \o I’lirlv in I’lililics, imniiiv Swl in IMiidmi. The Greatest and Best, Tho Large Double Weekly, RELIGIOUS AXIt SECULAR, New York Observer. {Kxtablhhed 1823.) N~O paper in the country has a more vxper- , it need and aide eorjm of Kditorn. Hr. S. J | Ireißcns Prime stands at the head of the edi- ! I torial fraternity, and his letters ami editorials I I still enrich the ohserver. (Mhers among its , . 1 editors have had the training of a quarter of • a century for their work. | The (’onrujinudimr of the Ohsekvkh is from I all lands; and news, carefully prepared from letters and telegrams, furnishes a com- i plete view of the condition of the world each ; week. The Department of Af/i’ieallure, Ilattl/texs, Sunday-Seiu ml Teach in (/ and Re! iif hats Work : are conducted by exiKTls. who write clearly and to the point. The Observer does not till 1 its columns with long essays and *UI sermons, but aims to he A Live Newspaper, giving every week a Rki.kuoes Sheet full of instruction, encouragement and truth ; and a Secular Sheet, containing all the news, vig orous comments upon current events, and a great variety of choice reading. The price is $3.15 a year. Ft r bona Jlde nor sidwribt rs we give One Dollar commission, or a copy of the ‘* 1 ren.!■:u 1 a:rria:s,” an elegantly hound volume of inn pages, containing a por trait of th author. Sample copies of the Gli ne ire r will be sent to anv address free. Ad dress NEW YORK OBSERVER, Nov 24 31 ami 32 Park Row. Illnslniinl Art Kniertiiiiiineiil • —BY — Chas. M. Caughy, A. M., IN ODD FELLOWS HALL ON Tuesday Evening 1 , Nov, 27, OX WHICH OCCASION THE SUBJECT will he mpsen of Italy/* Including such illustrations as Grossing the Ocean, the old and new way—Nice—Monaco and Monte Carlo—'TheSalle*de Jen—Entering Italy —Genoa, the home of Columbus— Pisa —Tho Leaning Tower—The Baptistry, Cathe dral and Campo Santo—The Bay of Naples— Vemvim in Eruption —PomjHMl, the City of the Dead—Rome—An afternoon on the Pin einn Hill—The Models of the Spanish Stair case—The Rant In on —The Eternal City from the top of St. Peter’s —The Grandest Church on Earth, its Interior and its Monuments— The ()helisk in its Piazza—St. Angelo—The Capitol—The ‘‘Dying Gladiator”—The bronze statue of Marcus Aurelius—The Vatican and its Art Treasures —The Laoroon—The Apollo Iklvidi re —The Library of the Vatican and its precious contents—An Audience with the rOp*—The Corso—“La Venus Vietoneuse”— A walk through the Catacombs—The Roman Forum and the Forum of Trajan—The Tomb of Cecelia Metella—“Only a Woman’s Grave” —The Church of Ss. Paul—The Arch of Con stantine— Tin t’ollncHin —Memories of the Flavian Amphitheatre, the Tortured and the Torturers—Moonlight amici its ruins—An re volt 1 tu the city of* the Ciesars and the Popes. Admission BO cents. Children Hair Price*. Reserved Seals at W. L. Annan’s without extra charge. The audience is respectfully requested to he seated by eight o’eloek. The Baltimore Gay of Nov. 22 has the fol lowing note; • “On Tuesday evening last Mr. Charles M. Caughy, formerly editor of hi very Saturday , delivered the first lecture of his illustrated course at Frederick. The audience was a large and fashionable one and the ret option very enthusiastic. Mr. Canghv’s subject was “Glimpses of Italy,” which fio treated in a highly entertaining manner, holding the closest attention **t the audience from first to last. Tho illiihtr.ilions were thrown nj*on a large screen by mean -of a line instrument, and Hitch was their naturalness and brilliancy that they resembled siqcrh painting-. Tins (Thursdayj evening Mr. Caughy lectures at I lagers!own, and to-morrow evening at Cum berland. He will rejK'af Ihr lecture in several j other towns in Western Maryland. ITescnt indications itoint to to a marked success of M r. < 'aughy s tour. ' | Nov 24-11 Miscellaneous Advertisements. Tili? SKATING RISK AT Shader & Munn’s Hall WII.I. ISK I(K4)PK\K|) Saturday, Oct. 27, AND CONTINUE FOR THE SEASON. Admission--- 1 k*' Cse of Skates IO (vnte. Oct 27-3 m D. K. SHAFFER. I Miscellaneous Advertisements. FIRST Holiday Announcement rim I stm. i s 111: /•; k nxc TO ALL MY PATRONS. From an * Mil ami Tritxl Fricml. II'ALTKH It. sril.l., FUOSTBCKG, Mil. \ S SANTA t LAI S ha** determined that siMLi/s KKMom:ii:n stoki: will h* In* just THE place In ****lahlish his Headquarters in FnsJourp, In* ha. there- ! fore, concluded to plnvan ENORMOUS COLLECTION OF Holiday Goods ON EXHIBITION THERE. Whore ho would auk all interest***! |K*r**<n*to { • confer with friend Spill concerning the pr**>- J ents they intend getting for their many friend* ' You will find articles thereof the ItvHt Quality ami Cltraja sf Vrlrvtt DURABLE, ELEGANT, ORNAMENTAL. To suit (*very one, from grand|tapa down to the wet* hah’**, and as we cannot go through the long list and specify each of the inmmier ahle articles, just call and see for yourself, and do so Indore making your purchases, lie as i sured of a hearty welcome and cheerful alten- . 1 tion. All letters addressed to Santa t'laus, rare of W. it. Spill, Frosthurg, Md.. contain ing P. O. Orders payable to w. H.S IM 1.1., Will Receive Prompt Attention. Nov 17 Mian I |UCD VcMc rais * H SB V" VW Secure Healthy S : f W S H ■ action to the liver BM Si W m ■ WandroliovoaUbU tous troubles. rutolTVeeotiKo^^rlplßsTTrlco SSo. AU Iraggtftl h i; ir.-i.vi' iooo book agents rpouticn. DODGKS & fit'll. SHEKM AX’S 1 Bran New Book— THIRTY-THKKi; YKAKS AMONG OUR WILD INDIANS. The fattest wiling new hook out. Indorsed lv I‘res t Arthur, Gen’s Grant, Sherman. .Sheri dan, Hancock, and thousands of Kminent I Judges, Bishops, clergymen, Kditors, etc., as 1 "th best (mnk on Indian /Aft ever written mid the Jinest illustrated work ever issued." 'Phis famous hook takes like wild lire, and Agents sell in to 20 a day. *•*'.' Itmm More Ayvuts Wanted. The Inst chance to make money ever offered. Send for Circulars, Specimen Plate, Extra Terms, etc., to .1. 1). WOBTiSfiTOS & ('().. Hartford, YOUNG MEN! AND LADIES! I To licid-ii TKlilifi l! VI’HING, and lake positions when eoiuin'tent. Railroad and ! Commercial systems taught. Railroad in i complete* operation and run hy electricity to : illustrate the Block signal system. Terms reasonable. Address for catalogue* and par ticulars. KEYSTONE TELEGRAPH CO., ILHM) Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. D □ tS l-’oiiml It a Cure*. I Mra , i, llVl . i, trn trouh ci led with catarrhal l l fSsT'rit-AeY aiXXV deafness for 8 wars. AM ' houghl medicine ■ ill I ! sinus, (ml i-ij KO.V I -' < WD, SJii-. 1 - B milliiln' lietlied mi* M r^S C OLo H until 1 pn mired jn^^Jl^dd IvU Wildri'k, I hist ings, New York. \^ X -" U.SJL) Apply hy little EKvTcrVPD Ihiger into the nos wtm trils. By absorp tion it etiectually ele*anse‘s the* nasal pas : sage*s of catarrhal virus, causing healthy ; seeTetieuis. It allays inllaniin;ition, protects the nieinhranal linings of the he*ael fromaddi tional e-olds, eemipletely heals the sores and restores the senses of taste and smell. Bene ficial results are* realized hy a few applications. A thorough treatment will e uro. 1 neepialed for e-olds in heael. Agreeable te> use. Send for circular. Sold hv druggists. By mail 50 e-ents a package, stamps. ELY BROTHERS, in BUSINESS and SOCIETY. fTMIE most universally useful hook ever J. published. It tells completely HOW TO 1)0 EVERYTH I NO in the best way, How to he* Your Own Lawyer, How to I )< Business Correctly and Successfully, How to Aet in So ciety ana Everywhere. A gold mine of varied information to all classes for constant refer e*nce. AO ENTS WANTED for all eir spare lime. To know why this hook of REAL val ue and attrae*tions sells better than any other, apply tor terms to * STANDARD PUBLISHING CO., Aug 25 -dm iim An h St., Philadelphia. Agents Wanted for the New Book, Oeeds of BLUE and GRAY. rpilE great eollcotion of the most thrilling _l. personal adventures e m both sides during the Great Civil War. Intensely interesting accounts of exploits of scouts and spies, for lorn hopes, hemic bravery, imprisonments and hair-breadth escapes, romantic incidents, hand-to-hand struggles, humorous and tragic events, perilous journeys, hold dashes, brill iant successes and magnanimous actions on each side the line. To chapters, PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED to the life. No other hook at all like it. Outsells everything. Address SCAM l‘: LL lA CO., Aug2s—dm Philadelphia, Pa. SIOO.OO A WEEK I VVTE can guarantee the above amount to V V good, active, energetic A ii E IV r i’S! i Ladies as well as gentlemen make a success in the business. Very little capital required. Wo have a household* article saleable as flour. at Sells Itself! It is used every day in every family. You do not need to explain its merits. Themis a rich harvest for all who embrace this golden |>- porf unity. It costs you only one cent to learn what our business is. Buy a postal card and write to us and we will send yon our pros pectus and full particulars FnKKI ana wo know yon will derive more good than you have any idea of. Our reputation as a manu facturing company is such that we cannot af ford to deceive. Write to us on a postal and give your address plainly and receive full par ticulars. BUCKEYE M ! F’G CO., Sept 20 I v Marion, <Hi in. CONSUMPTION, ( have a positive remedy for the above disease; by its tiso Ihous.-indo of cast's of the worst kind and of fonjr sianduiK liavo ln'cn cured. Indeed, so stronor is my , frith in itoefficacy.thut I vill send TWO IIOTTLKS i FKKK, fcofcntlior with aVA LUAItLB TREATISE on this dioi-noe, to any sufferer. <*ivo express and P. O. ttddru* s. Du. T. A. SLUUU Si, 181 Pourl St.,Now YorL, I P r PQ l:i RNS,socents; Byron, 1 v ’ i J I O . r n cents; Mrs. Browning, ; V* cciils; Campbell, in cents; Chaucer, (in cents; Coleridge, HU cents; Cow per, On cents; j Dante, no cents; Dryden, 50 cents; Goi'the, | 70 cents; Goldsmith, 5o zents; Humans, 50 cents; Iliad and Odyssey, 70 cents; Hood, 50 • (cuts; Ingelow, 50 cents; Keats, 10 cents; Meredith,#.io cuds; Milton, 50 cents; Moore, Oocents; Pope, 50cents; Poe, Jo cents; Schil ler. 40 cents; Scott, 5o cents; Tennyson, 00 cents; Virgil, I > cents, and others. P'iuerhth binding. Sent for cstiminalion before payment on evidence of good faith. Catalogue free. NOT sold hy dealers. JOHN B. ALDEN, Nov 17 Publisher, 18 Vescy St., New York. I Medicine, etc Honmblt* Men v ND WOMEN know vrr tin* that *4 the many Alwwi and <prangemewt|of th i Uxty It ha** a m |ratr eataae nr origiii, and that cadi iMvih h ditlcrcnt method of I rant menl in onlrr t HTi a CM, and a irnnnetit’s rHlwiioii must I'otiviiMv that any oft lie ijuw-k tiowtnini'* fiiMl upNi the |mhlir claiming to ran all of a numhirof diamHri<||v differml disoM** miH pr.\c ho him*, even if'we do not call tlieni liun Ih.ikiJa ,lt,rt timderale means IlMir I f#pif ml even |M*t|4* aall-iiMV or wealthy Imd that the awrwaii rhmrwra *4 pmcfUliig physician** an* a arrkaw tainlen to thcin, and aim) timfl that after |ying them *a*lvca irnor that n* leiidit la* as nasi to them, tM m fa*i th*-v have fhn*wn their money away. To oven-Hie tlime evU we of fer W'mn ia'x No. no St ar Ri arniKs to th sl I and suffering MM Iwib for *w h di eaae. 1 without for a in*niait claiming tliat one mu edy will cure any <gher dhwaae than the claimed for it, ami a* theae remedies havt ' sUmml the tc**t *f year* w ithmit a single failure, I we agree to rrf**ad ih* onmry |mid in every in <taiHV where a ctlfe is mg |s>itively effectnl. flic reniwUw an* entirely vegetable, can do no harm, and will |wpitivrly cure every dincwM* i for which they arc pivcrit**d relieved at once and powitively cured hy the U**e of WheekT ** No. m Uheumalic lieimsly. \\i say l*oldly that in the woi>( d • .-*-. no matter how hm§ atomHay. how trritmt, *r MW /ntiuftit, we can mg **nly give tvU**f hut /••- tiif ly ♦ arc for all time. ‘Failing to do this we will |Mi*dtively rvfnnd tin* money |i*l fr the treat inetd. ami if your sufferings am mg |s*i tively Mop|ied for all time you havemg throw n your money away, as you wroitldoti any other than these guaranteea remedies. The price of Wluvler’s So. ml Rheumatic Remedy is only .’si cents, obtainable from dniggisln, or sent freehv inttiDmnx-eipt• *fprice SUni|wtaken SufTeriug Womb. fe:.b'^V t h t\ fa* U*auliful tigure, fault!** tiipl* vi*m. aa well aa the awwgejg of tempera and fault lew mental 4|iialiti*s. grows prematurely *l*l. gray ami wrinkled; h*r form loam its |s*rfect eon tour, th** complexion Uvomes sallow, the l>riglitness leaves the eye, a fcwding f languor takes tin- place of the omv Inmyant aigrita. on irritable nervous fßi*li*usii**SH makes life a hunlcn, things that once wen* trifle** worry her till life liecoutes uuUnmhle. All this ls*- ing eaustsl hy tin* physical tleningi'menfs s* eoiumoii to women, w Inch the innate inoilea ty of feminine nature prevents their making known, ami of which th** ignormtur of tlie m**li**ai profession prevents a cun*. /xi*/y reader, mi iim* am I consider, tis aduty you owe yours**lr, your family and yourUiaf, that you should euro yourself of these trouhlo* and once more fwl the glow **f is*rf*s*t h**alth wn*l spir its that nature intemhsl f*ir you. Wnmuta’a No. mi Pkks* iuitions are pl*asaitt ami isilatu blo to take. "'lit.nn mgliina an liyurloua nature, and limy Is* taken ly all ages at nil times and in all conditions without fmuihility of ill ejfn'tA, ami will positively cure any *f tlie i s** uliar diseases to which females ar** ■uhjis’t. Failing to pnaliux* a perfcet cure, tlie iwoprie tors will ref and the money (taiil tor th** treat ment. If yon hart a snfftnr rumplerUm, i*on staid nr intermittent heala*-hes, I mi* kache. restlessness, I"--' of apfietlte. aunpremkms "t monthly How,r irr**gulariti*-* tiiereof a***sni panied ny hea*lach**s, nervousness, hysteri* s and similar symptoms, Wiifki.kh's No. tfl Pkfs*-iiiithn will |ositively restore you to health. If you haven sensation of heat and throbbing in the hack, frequent fainting s|m*lls. l/cucorrhea or white discharge, painful or scalding sensation in urinating, reddish or white dc|H>sit in urine, hot and dry skin. WIIKKI.KIi’S No. mi PIIItSCKIPTION “C” Will give inimediate and lasting relief. Th** price of Wheeler's No. INS Prescriptions "li” and ’ C” an* 5o cents ea* h, ohtaiiiHiile from druggist*or mailed secure from observation p*-4|*aid on receipt of price. Postage stamps taken. ii t| J,i|..,|| It i s needles-* t* desertin' the ' (Mill I IL syniptomsof thisnailMsiusdlseiise that is sapplit-r the life and strength <-f only two many of the fairest and last or I < >t h sexes, *l*i and young sutfering alike from the poi sonous dripping in the throat, the )M)isonoiiM nasal *lis* harg* -. the fetid breath and general wcftknes.x, debility and languor, usi*U* from tlie acute siillerings *f this disease, will* It if not cheeked can only end in /*<* of fnilate , hoarseness, n'eakt md siyht, but* of no nonp. deof ness ami premature death if not check***! itefore it is too lat**. Labor, study and research in America, Eui|k* and Eastern lands have re sulted in WllKKl.mi's No. m; Inht\m Rki.iek am* SruK Ui uk f*w Fatahhii. a r**medy which contains no harmful iiigr**dienis, ami that is guarantcssl to cure every disc of acute or chronic catarrh, **r money refunded. Wheel er's No. INI Instant Relief ami Sure Cure fur Catarrh will cure every case of catarrh, hay fever or asthma ; price’#! jut pa*-knge, from druggists, or sent ny mail |Hst|ai*l on recel|t Af pri**c. Wiikki.er’s No. INI SriiKt'ruK pom Kihxkt \m Livku Tuoi iilks cures all weakness ami soreness of kidneys, iiillaninintion of kidneys or liver, prie** #l. Wheeler's Wye table PUh are the only remedy that cures constipation, giving natural art lon of the bowels without physicking, purging, griping or pain. Price 25 cents, of druggists or tv mail. Wheeler's AVm'ac- Tonic for mental depress ion, loss of iiianhHKl, languor, weakness, or over-taxation of the brain is invaluable; price 25 cents. We Guarantee CureslfmXJwi" ey paid. We place our prie** f*r these reme dies at less than onc-twentioth of the pri*e asked hy others for remedies u|niii which you take all the chances, ami we *f*eially invite the patronage of the many jiersons who have tried other remedies without etVect or depleted their purses hy paying doctor hills that henotltted them nor. How to for them. 11 they have not got them, write at once to the proprietors, enclosing the price In money or stamps, and they will Im* sent at once hy mail, )xstpaid. Correspondence au lieited. Address plainly L. Wll EE LEU A UO., No. ‘.Hi West Bultimon* Street, Sept 29—y Baltimomm, Mu. Miscellaneous Advertisements. Odd Follows Opera House. JOHN KAVKNSOKAPT, - - PiiorßiKTOß. riHUS WELL. KNOWN AND POPULAR .1 HALL is *jH*u tor engagement to all re sponsible parties, local or foreign. Being the largest hall in Frost burg, ana convenient I v located, it atlords the liest facilities for provid ing Troupes, Lectures, Fairs, Festivals, etc., with the amplest scope to secure the fullest patronage. It is well heated, lighted and ven tilated, so that solid comfort is available in any season. For terms apply to or address the proprietor. [June 80 Cash Meat Shop ox intoMnv.i r. T WOULD roHpcctfully inform the |hk>,>le of 1 Frosthurt! that 1 Imvc resumed the Frosh Moat Business At the old and popular stand on Broadway. AH arc invited to come and examine my stcii'k. Term* Positively Cash. June a W. H. BKPLEK. THK Siuings and Loitn Assoriatiuu of Frosflnirg, Mil., An Institution Ori/anizetl under the Tata of .Maryland , OFFERS SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO all who desire hy small deposits to invest their savings in real estate and other alisolute ly safe securitiep. To borrowers it uxtemls the full par value of its shares at the legal rate oft! per cent., re payable hy weekly instalments. All profit* divided prorata to stockholder* —h> borrowers as to those for whom the Asso ciation does not in advance redeem shares. By an Act of the last General Assem bly of Maryland special powers were granted this Association enjoyed ny no similar insti tution in the county. Entry fee per share 50 cents. Weekly clues per share 25 “ “ interest per share 15 “ Par value of shares #l3O. PR?"Apply to Secretary at Jouhnal ortlee for further inlorniution. B. STERN, President. .1. HIHIL, Vice-President. J. B. ODER, Secretary. JAMES KANE, Treasurer. WILLIAM BRACE, Attorney. I). Armstrong, John N. Benson, Owen Hitchins, William Staples, Jau G—y Directors.