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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-23
The Echternach PROCESSION.

A singular medieval custom is etili
perpetusted at E,htcrnach, II the
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, within
easy reach OF the great highways OF
modern civilization. From fifteen to
twenty Thousand pilgrims assemble in
the adjacent meadows. The inhabit-
ants of different villsges-men and
women apsrt-collect behind their
olergymen, and band Of musicians is
placed in the front. As the clock
strikes five on Tuesday morning in
WhitsHntide priest walks up the steps
of rude wooden pulpit, and thence
addresses the multitude, then already
swollen to an Incredible extent by
sightseers, who come by special trains
and every imagi Unable vehicle to be
present at the performances. The com
nunity which happens to be nearest
the road stands forth preceded by their
priest, who however does not dance.
Two men or two women hop away first
two steps in advance, and then one
backward, the band playing q most
monotonous tone. abraham had sew
en- sons. seven sons; seven soHs ad
Abraham" are the words to this terri
bic melody, which each successive set,
as they join the procession, take up
with increasing vIgor. Hour after
hour passes away before the last people
have started on their miles of way to
the foot of the Church of st. Willie
brod, whence they go up fifty steps,
round and round the altar. and finally
descend the fifty steps. Nothing can
exceed the excitement and exhaustion
among the dancers, old and young.
Great are the numbers Of those who,
in spite of an occasional draught oil
water offered by charitable bystanders.
sink down on the grass or on the dusty
road, not to rise for hours. The ques
ton is naturally asked, What does all
this mean? The answer is, it is in.
tended to pepetuate the remembrance
of q frightfal epidemic of St. Vitus
dance, which carried off hundreds oil
victims in the neighborhood referred
to some time during the fifteenth cen.
fury; to offer up prayers and VOWS tC
the patron saint; to recognize mirae
ulous cessation of the epidemic; and
it is q fulfillment of vows then made
that, in gratitude. there should be
yearly dances performed-two hop:
forward and one backward. as closely
resembling the visitation from which
heaven had delivered them as rhythm
and good taste would allow. During
the French occupatio in 1898 the pro
cession was forbidden. but the easy
going Dutch Government Of Luxem-
bourg have allowed it to be revived
10 judge from what could be seen thil
year of the drunkenness and debauch
cry in the numberless public house.
frequepted by the pilgrims after theil
long fasting and exertions. it would
have been better to have continued the
prohibition.
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Our Experience from Many

had ben sick and miserable so long end
had c2u-ci my husband so much trouble and
eXl3tn-r, l'o enc SEEMED 10 know what ailt d
me, that was 90 mulrtely disheIrtened and
di>c"art", Il. In THIS fran Of MINIS, got a
bottle 81 Hop tiers and ustd them I'M
known 10 my family. soon hogan to i'm
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sud fLmilY thought It straw. e and unna.ural.
b i when t'li thr'n what had helped me ,
they laid. iInrrah for Hop Bitiers, long
may they Ir"sirr, for 'hev hav. made
mother well and liz h"pi,y."-The Mother
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Feeble Ladies.

Those languid. tresome sensations, eaus-
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Nj EssRs. BRODIE & co.

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CAPTAIN WHITE,
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TURK1sH RUGS

am "ferinG Turkish Rug Patterns, Hooks and
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Why Wear Fla Strrs l.?

They may relieve, bat they can't cure that
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MssEs. BRODIE & co.

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Shoecntter with Porter, Oppenheimer 4
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AS a Cure for PjIss

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MEssRs. BRODIE co.

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ELIJAH SNIFFlN,
Oakland. Cal.
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MrssRs. BRODIE & co.

vi HSNS. DINOJIEl u OO'
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MEssRs. BRODlE & co.


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CAPTAIN WHITE,
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MEssRs. BRODIE & co.
The Rheumatism in my arm was immes
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JOHN h. HUNT,
s. r. Post Office.
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Our Readers

Would DO well 10 call ON or write to II. Schel
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s., Odd Fellows Building, Oakland, Cal.
a Colorado h lie inyit' d furty-nire of her
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Use 5urnhsm's Abietene for Bruises
Sprains, Injected Eyes, etc.
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This brief obituary Is from a Missouri
newspaper: The deceased MAS drunk all
day Mon .ay, and died in a state OF intoxi.
cation"
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Woodland.

used one bottle of Brodie's Wonderful
RI. umatic and Neurals, Cue sEd found
immediate relief Have b Gu confined hires
weeks my b d, can now at, zen to business
and | am pleased 10 give my h-s ty recon
menda'ion. GEORGE F. ETON.
Su;ter County. Farmer.
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ALL Photographs rnsds AZ the New York Caller,
No. ~ Third St., S. F., are guaranteed o be arst
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Burnham's Anieteno cures Group. Sore
Throat aud Colds.
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j. w. Shaeffer s. Co.. S21 and 323 Sac
ramento St., San Francisco, employ no
RUNNERS. Cigars sold very cheap.
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B-dsteadS from one to one hundred dollars
ZACH, at II. Schrllhaa-, llth street, Oak
eand Cal
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so Agents Wanted. Sells
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HUNDREDS

HAVE BEE CUKE ID OF SALT
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was sick abed for three or four weeks With
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mys II. Was rubbed freely with Bro1iss
Wonderful Rheum ,tic Cure amt got well o.
once. I recommend il 10 all.
AUGUST SCHLEUOR,
Woodland. Baker.
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Can Rheumat1,m BIO Cured ?

Bnrnham's Ahietene cures Kidney Disease
Lame Back, etc.
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TESTIMONIALS
BRODIE co.


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ERODE & Co

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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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CREAM CAKE.-Tnree eggs, one cup of
sugar. one cup of -four, one tesspoonful
of baking powder, one half cup of sweet
cream. Bake like jelly cake. Put one
cup of pulveriz.d white sugar Into one
half cup Of very thick sweet cream, and
spread between the cakes; flavor both
the cake and cream to suit the taste
This is delicious.
WATER CAKE.-One-half cup of but
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egg, one teaspoonful of soda, two tea
spoonfuls OF cream of tartar, two and
one.halfcups of -four, one cup OF raisins,
one cup of water, and spices to taste.
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DR. A. Z MINTIE. ii kearny ST.. San / ran isoo.
Sc Il fatigue
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be fooed AJAX your Druggist for This and take nothing os
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AID shouted, ID nj sLuoti'
Cha auqua lake is too far inland for
sea serpent, hut the other day u big
turtle caughta young woman by the ear
While sue Was bathing i'll the lake, auo
.ame within one of drowning her.
The turtles beau had To be cut off
and its avs pred apart before it woulu
Re lease It's hold" Well, that's u pretty
4ood SEA serpent story cor fresh WA
t,r lake. The turtle which was AS bi.
a'Uund ss the bottom Of wash tab
probably mistOok the girls ear for
another turtle; M she was an amsterdam
girl
docs it. after all, pay to behonest p
\ disappointed young man writes. No,
my SOC, COT If you're honest for pay, II
doesn't. Not il you are honest m,rel,
becaaso you ihilk it will pay; not i,
you arc honest only because you are
afraid to be rogue; indeed, my dear
boy, it does not pay to be honest that
way. If you can't be honest because
you hate lie and scorn u mean action.
If you can't be honest from principle.
be rascal; that's what you are intended
for. and you'll probably succeed at it.
But you can make anybody believe in
honesty that is bought and sold like
me rchandise.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
Gafoein G1arion.
Ehas. e. Casseil, A. NJ,
Editor.
e. l. Root, 3 pRoP'R's
Chas. E. CaSSeiIS
THURSDAY. FEB. II, 1881.

THE BANK.-We are pleased to learn
that the project for the organization OF
Bank in this place, has taken practical
form. The number of those who are al
ready Obligated to take the stock, is quite
encouraging. We trust the undertaking
will 90 steadily forward until the needed
amount ofcspital stock is secured. Every
person interested in the progress OF the
community, should now come forward and
help to supply this great want in the bust
ness of our town and neighborhood.-
Chronicle.
We heartily commend the energy
Of our sister town, az evidenced by the
above. Our needs in this direction
are equally pressing and we, with 9TH
srs, have used our best sndeavors to
secure bank at this place, and have
long since given Ger the attempt. The
capital, we know, is here, but the en-
orgy and disposition to make it avail
able, for the benefit Of the business
interssts of our town is lacking. Go
in and win, you of Emmittsburg, and
W will be gratided to know, tnat the
north end" does contain some com
msrcisl energy, although it may not
extend far south of Toms Creek,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
General News.

Hon. Fernando Wood died at Hot
Springs Ark, on Sunday night at 8
0 o'clock.
He was born in Philadelphia June
IA, 1912 but with his fathers tamll y
removed to New York City i'll 1890
where liz resided until his death. In
1910 he was elected to Congress serv-
ing one term. Ia 1872 be was again
elected to Congress He was re-elect-
cd again and again, remaining a mem
Der until the time OF his death lie
was chairman of the important Ways
and Means Committee in the House.
His funeral services vii be held in
the Hall Of the House Of Represents
tives.
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"NOthing in n Name"

In tho discussion that is now going
on in different ones of our county pa
pers in regard to the wheels Of for
tune" and ether agricultural exhibits
at the County fair, we frequently see
some such remark az "can it be that
it i, for the sake of money ate. ets.
We'll, we'll Can it be possible that
there is any one in this county so un-
mitigatsdly green as to suppose that
any thing else ls consulted. Agrical-
tural Society? None Of 1t. Let the
matter once assume shape in which
the farmers Of Frederick county reap
the only benefit that ia derived from
our Agricultural () Society Fair. and
Just that soon will said Society cease
TO exist, oven though it has tho pro-
sumption to assume name, caIcnla-
ted to lead persons into the belief that
its aim ie, the bsttsrmsnt Of hus band
~ and agriculture. We long since
asked, that some one suggest an ap-
proprats name for This Society aud
was, we believe, the drst to define our
position in regard 10 it. AS no one
has favored US with a suggestion aud
as we desire to have another name to
submit to the Directors before they
have the huge and artistic bills pint
ed for Oct. 81, SO that they may de-
libsrato upon re-bapt'sm, We offer
one, which may not BE- az concise yet
will b moro to the point; which al
though not 80 harmonious, will be
more expressive; which will nscesal-
tate smaller type on the posters yet
will in greater degree express the
intent and purpose of said society.
We offer the following as substitute
for the present title The society for
the advancement Of the interests, pri-
manly, OF the Stock holders OF said
Society; secondly, Of the retail deal.
srs, hotels and restaurants Of Freder-
lex city; thirdly, Of ownsrs OF fast hor'
ses outside of Frederick county
fourthly, finally and l(e)astly tho
horny handed cons of toll, if they are
intelligent enough to Appreciate tie
opportunity thus offered.
We may as we'll say now, as later that
We have small hopes Of the above be-
ing favorably considered on account OF
the unwieldy nature and the undl plo.
matte truthfuln ness thereof, but We
have racksd our brain in an endsavor
to find one, two, or, even three words
that would be euphonious and YET
truthful and all mbraclng and ths
above is the final result Of many writ
lngs.
1t ia for your consideration, gentle
men.
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PARIS, February l5-Ths portion
Of M. Pouyer Quertier's report on
customs tariffs, entitled american
industry" states that in America the
number OF acres cleared within the
last thres years is equal to half The
arabic lands in France. During the
last thirty years the total value of the
agricultural products of the United
States has increased six thousand Mil.
lion francs. The RepubAque Fran
caisc maintain, that the much talked.
OF Invasion Of American wheat will
only save Francs from extraordinari-
ly high prices.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17
MARYLAND News.

New Posi- OFF1cE.--A Post Office
has been established at Medford, neal
Wakefield, W. M. R. R., called Eng
lar, with II. Stewart Roberts, Esq
Postmaster. An effort is being made
to change the name to Medwood.--
Mail matter for that locality has here
tofors been sent to Wakefeld.-- West
minister Sentinel.
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Saws tho Washington correspondent

Says the Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Amerlcan:-"The
grandsons Of two distinguished men,
both of whom were am bassadors to the
Court of St. James under appointment
from George Washington on special
occasion, may be daily seen in the
cars on their way from Baltimore to
Washington. They are Senator Whyte
grandson of William Pinkney, the
distinguished statesman, orator and
iuri.t, and the other, Mr. ]. Monroe
Hei.kell, one Of the assistants Of the
sergeants-at-arms Of the Senate, aud
who is the grandson Of President Mon
roe
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

ing. The building was a wooden
structure 2Ox5O feet, one story in
height, divided into three apartments.
The loss on the building is perhaps
about $1,000. The building stands
half mile from all other property.
Everything in it was consumsd.-O
FELLOW.
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BURNING or A RAILROAD DEPoT.-
Sometime during Sunday night the
depot building at the sharrsburg sta
ton on the s. V. R. R., were entirely
destroyed BY fire. Nothing was
known Of the FIRE until Monday morn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-02-17

If there is anything in the law of
chances, Mr.. Hiscock ought to have a
good show for the SpeakersLip, New
York has never had tho office but
once-that was in 1925, when John
w. Taylor was slected-and it is
about time it came around to her agan.
~. Y. Tribune.
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4 Grand EkeDnta, aUA.

Warmers Safe kidney and Liver Cure
has reached reputation that IS ct limi
ted by the confines of section or country.
There are no injurious substances, nor
false and Temporary stimulants in the prep
aration It is purely vegetable, and com
pounded under formula that has passed
severe tests, and won endorsements ir'hn
some of the highest medical talent III the
country, --Nem York World.
Nover Der II II. ~