Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-08-10

We send out this week number OF sam
pie copies of the CLARION Parties recclv
ing them will not receive a second number
unless they notify us of their intention To
become subscribers, as we declare. specfi'
cally, that we shall never claim snbscrib-
cr under the law that permits it, in case
the paper is taken from the postolllee. We
give our entire time and attention to fhe
CLARION, it is our business as well "a our
mVtession, we live by it, and naturally de-
sire to do as well by it, as we possible may;
hence our disposition to increase its circu'
Iation to the greatest extent possible. 1t IS
all nonsense 10 talk about country news
paper beng conducted on such high levels
of nsthetcsin, that il is pronounced "ta
boo" when it, by legitimate methods, EN-
tiers the realms Of the practical and cnucav.
or to increase its revenue by an increase OF
circulation, or advertising patronage. AS
the former will he regulated by the reada
hcness Of the paper and the latter govern
cd directly by the former, none OF lis are,
in any event, able to secure permanent rec
ogntion at the hands gilmore, than our IN,
trnsic merit warrants; So that while in
our present cn,ieHvOr to increase our cir.
cnlation, we may, to some, appear unpro-
tcssional, az to ourselves, we are content
I to he reflected in our "eye 10 husincss.'
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/ Friday last and find its capacity increased
fully one hundred per cent over that Of
| last year. The lessee and proprietor, Mr.
/ w Il Young informed us that although
he was one Of the pioneers IN the fruit
packing business in Hartford county and
has visited hundreds of Canncries, has yet
to cnscY house more perfectly and con
vcn,entlv equipped for rapid and thor
ough preparation and processing, than
ours. There are Of course many OF great
cr capacity, bat few or none of equal con
vcricncc and the same capacity. By the
arrangement of tables, tubs, cranes etc. the
corn and tomatoes viii bc handled sci q
rate and apart until they arrive at the
process kettle and by the simplest meth
ODDS are distinguished there aud kept apart
thereafter. We are pleased To- learn that,
siucc the rains Of hast week, the acreage
and conditions Of the crops promise yield
that will probably test the Gapaci'y Of ,he
canncry, almost To its utmost. Mr., foHng
visited lFarfoll county last week and re-
| ports our tomato and corn prospects here
TO he very excellent II. compared with that
county We regret that the packing Of
hackhcrrlcs is not profitable as it yields n
! transferable reyenltC to oIr nunntain
| have been canned this season and Mr.
! Young stated to us that it was his desire to
buy all that was Tor sale in this locality.
TAXATION We claim to be 81 atcrGtfv
wcil lerscl in the requirements for the out
lay Of rAoncy iol borough purposes 5" Ms
ecrt, Hal the amount received ANNUALLY
from taxes isnot sufficient aud th,N ~ &c
count of this in-uiicicnCy, il follows some
times, that money is wasted by not BEN.
able to do things thoroughly and all real
izc the fact that patchwork does not na1
| ally mean economy. There IL class o
people in this, rs in every, town; who re
cciyc advantages equally with the ,axpay.
or, vet who do not con'tiNni" one tHlthing
for the maintenance Of Borough work and
authority. Gy the system Of taynion
Of real estate alone, rent, RS and les
sees of property escape taxation, rcceiy
lng every benefit derived. They profit by
the street lighting, street crossings, main.
tcnancc Of Nrdcr, execution of health and
other borough ordinances. the excellent
pnvcmcnts iaHt the property holder is com
yelled to lay and many OF them owning
teams profit by the work done in keeping
the s,rccle in order every tenant equally
with the landlord while in some Instances
10 far greater extent.
1t is manifest injustice and, 90 tar a.
we can sec, without shadow OF warrant, or
reason and rs it must be patent 10 all, that
we can have no direct interest in such Il
movement, that would not influence us to
opposite counscls, we shall cndcavor to re
main both persistent and consistent in urg
ing this matter on our people, or their rep
rcscn,ativcs, the commissioners.
DIR. OELLIG 4 PFouTz Tonic ELIXIR
! AID Pulls.
The reliable preparation so highly rec
commended by its merits. This medicine
is known by It's curative powers from the
! East to the West, from the North to the
South. Owing to the purity of the medi
cine and the satisfaction it has given, the
demand is largely increasing. 1t is the
great cleanser and puritirs the system; reg
ula,cs the liver, hearts, lungs and kidneys :;
cures dyspepsia; is invaluable as y tonic;
will impart strength to the system restores
lost appetite, and is also certain to remove
all distractions to the regular course ofna
! lure in females. IL will also strengthen the
weakest cord. restore down bearing, and is
a sure remedy for Whites, pain in the back
side or under the shoulder blades, hcuyi
ness on breast, or bclChlng of wind.
DIR. PFOUTz's CERTIFICATES.
Or. ptoutz--Drar Sir: Having been az
hic,cd for long time with dyspepsia and
a general prcslra,ion Of my nervous sys.
TEN and having used a great many meli-
zines without experiencing any relief, |
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