Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-07-27

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ceive the cold, instead Of the warm side OF
q reception
Ifyour shoes need patching, Jno. A. Stull
uses cement for neat job and guarantees
satisfaction II"
No remedy has been found for fever and
ague which proves so uniformly successful
as Ayers Ague Cure.
1t is now fashionable for young ladies tc
have their lovers names written on the
palm of their left hand.
The festival held by the Junior Mite So
ciety OF the Lutheran Church on Friday
and Saturday last nctted about twenty-tiv
dollars.
Flour can easily distance wheat when
both are running against the hill, but
when the turn comes, flour hangs wocful
ly in the breechings.
Some body start "Fresh Air Fund,
please There are several generators o.
noxious air in this locality to the removal
of which we should desire to apply the
Fund"
DON'T FORGET IT.-The Registrars of
Voters in the counties Of this State will sit
again with open doors on Tuesday, Wed
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
August 18TH, 10th, 18th, 18th and 18th
from o'clock a. m, to Z o'clock p. IN.
Why is Mrs Lydia f. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound like the Mississippi river
in spring trcshet? Because the immense
volume of this healing river moves with
such momentum that it sweeps away all
obstacles and is literally flooding the
country.
Mr. Ashbaugh began work upon the en-
trance drives on Tuesday and will proba.
bly, be engaged upon the work until its
completion. There is great deal of it to
do, but when done will constitute one of
She most pralscworihy steps ever taken hy
onr borough authorities,
Potatoes are coming down in price The
early new home crop is just beginning to
make its appearance, and as there is going
to be any amount of them our friends on
the other side the Atlantic are respectful,
" informed that VIC will have no use for
their inferior tubers for the next twelve
months at least
CONTRACT COMPLETED - Messrs. Boy.
Ian and Gilbert Of this place have just com
plctcl their contract with the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad and have returned
home with their stock. The contract was
to grade 30 miles Of road for double track
which was completed in four months
Something over 10000 yards OF earth was
removed.
We desire to acknowledge the courtesy
extended Us by the committee in charge of
the Luray Excursion from Westminster
and points along the w. Md railroad
We made the trip with others from our
place to this magnificent effort of nature
and use no idle form of words when VIC
say that we came home delighted. We
shall endcavor to give our readers next
week, some idea Of what we saw, though
We shall forewarn all not to expect us to
even approach q perfect Description.
The Necessity for Reform.
II housckcepers would only follow that no,
BILE example of reform now being set in
municipal politics by the slerncr sex, what
a glorious country this would be And they
must do it. Common sense advises it and
necessity demands it. The time is passed
when you must spend considerable money
where few doses OF Swayne's Pills would
effect speedy cure. Reform is needed in
the household Hereafter when any of the
family are suffering from billousness, indi-
gcstion, headache, dlsordcred liver or cos.
tvencss use Swayne's Pills After their
use, you will have no other
We cal attention to the advertisement
in another column Of Mr.. +, Il. Whitman.
The tendency OF the manufacturing bust
ness for years has been towards making
but one line of goods in a factory, ms work
men become very skllful and can turn out
better goods and more of them when kept
at work upon one thing year in and year
out. The success of this policy may be
surmlsed from the immense factories and
engaged in the manu- facture of rcapcrs and
mowers, grain drills, &c, &c. Mr.. Whit
man represents three separate factories;
one manufacturing plows and pillow cast
ings, another, the Champion Grain Drills
and another, making the celebrated British
Mixture lie is not in the general aGricul.
tural business, but tor pows, grain drills
and fertilizers, clains to be able to com.
pete with any other manufacturer in the
land
The Frederick Times CLANS 70 speak
knowingly of political matters in this Jul
dlcal district and Congressional district
In regard to the former it says:
"Thc Judicial fight has been pretty well
outlined. For this county Judge Lynch
will be the Democratic candidate, and
Hon. VIM H. Kinks VIII be the Rcpubli.
can nominee. Mr. Kinks, tho compare
lively young man, has good record
The tide seems to be running in his favor"