Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-11-13

Pharmacy.
For childrens slate sponges, 60 to Gilds'
Pharmacy.
For cheap dry goods and groceries,go to
Gilds' Pharmacy.
For ladies Rutfs, choicest in town, go to
Gilds' Pharmacy.
For a good patent axle grcese, very
cheap, 60 to Gills' Pharmacy.
For the celebrated Hop Bitters, go to
Gilds Pharmacy.
For lamps, lamp chimneys and window
glass, 70 to Giltls' Pharmacy.
For cigars and tobacco, go to Gilds'
Pharmacy.
Led like a victim to my death III CO.
This sentiment has many sufferer uttered
but since the advent of Dr. Schley's fam
ly Cough Syrup none need fear to die for It
is n sure cure for coughs, colds and kindred
affections Only 25 cents.
We are happy to see our venerable
townsman, Leonard Picking again able to
be out on the streets. He had been severe
II indisposed for several weeks, but is now
much improved in health.
The pronounced opinion Of the ablcst
physicians all over the country indicates
that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is the best
remedy for all the sufferings of little chill
dren caused by Wind Collie. Dysentery,
Dinrrhna or summer Complaint. Price %
cents.
CURED OF DRINKING. "A young friend
of mine was cured of an Unsuitable thirst
for Liquor, which had so prostraied him
that he was unable to do any business. He
was entirely cured by the use of Hop Bit
ters It alayed all that burning thirst !;
took away the appetite for liquor; made
his nerves study, and he has remained a
sober and steady man for more than two
wears, and has no desire to return to his
cups; know of number of others that
have been cured of drinking by lt-From
leading r. II. Official, Chicago, Ills.
The trcs,lcs erected to expedite the un'
loading of j. b. Kunkcl's coal and coke,
from the ccrs, have been completed. The
work was done by S. J. SCOTS force Of
bridge builders. employed by the w. NJ. Il
r. Co., anil is piece OF master workman.
ship They are framed Of unhewn timber,
and not chalk mark appears on them
Jus, how Mr.. Scott Obtained the length
from shoulder to shoulder of his tcnons,or
how he got his lemons in the same plane,
or how he got the beyr on the shoulder of
the lemons, on the outside legs Of his tres.
ties, which were over thirteen feet long,
and more or less cracked, is II problem that
will vcx the mind. of u great many, who
may examine the work.
Those readers Of our county papers, the
angle of whose eyes have become too b
fuse, to read without specs" any :ype.
smaller than the usual Public Sale head
Ing. ON sale bills have had little occasion
for any patent decrease fthc visual angle.
But now, that the election is over AMI the
circu, and mcnagcrie posters have been dis
tribuled over the county, they will again
he required To correct their binOcular par.
ajax. for few months, when the prcsi'
,irntiul issue will, again neccssitatc the use
of large type, BOOSTERS lively, boosters in
limbo, hcralds, cannons and flags. by the
organs
PERSONALS Ada Kuhn, Of Han
cock is visiting her relative, VIM. j. Cover.
Miss Emma Green, whom We all remem
Der is little girl, tho daughter Of our old
citizen, George Green. now of Springfield,
H.. has been east on II visit, for several
months, and is now stopping at Mr. Jons
than Gauyh's.
We noticed Mr.. Gilbert, proprietor Of
the Woolsboro Coach works, in town on
Monday, on business, we presume. His
stay was short.
Arrived on "Wednesday Of last week, on
permanent visit at VIM. Armacost's,
young man, whom we hope may live to be
source Of pride TO his parcats
Ezra NJ Smith, our furniture and cabinet
ware man. will after the expiration of the
usual tllllc, pItCC OIie liioiS PiheS WI WV
family board. Application for another
place in the family circle was made on
Monday last.
! The Emmittsburg Chronicle says -
Agrceably to public announcement the col
ored Republican speakers from Baltimore
were in attendance last Saturday night
They had large and respectable gathering
without regard to race or previous cond-
tons. After tie speaking under the free
flow of freeman's spirits, the performances
ended in one or more fights without re-
gard to colour-blood fowed-gunpo
exploded; the wounded were carried from
the field of conflict, and the ncgro's ability
to create disorder was fully confirmed
Old "Uncle Peter" Brown is said to have
presided with great dignity, his white
beard forming II SORT of rutile around his
neck, and the top of his head displaying
the glory of old age, completed his veneer.
able figure. We fear some of the young
men may be, candidates Tor leave taking,
through the trap door, with feet dangling in
the intangible air. Beware!
Surely the musical education Of our citi-
zens has not been neglected, or II it has,