Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-15
BRAIN and NERVE.

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Recent sensations of certain SORT
have in many instances connected
themselves with brothers of family.
Thus we have had the James boys, the
carp boys, the Younger boys, the
Ford boys and the MAlley boys, while
the other day occurred At the West
the instant killing of the Matthews
boys by their enemies, who lay in am
bush.
The arrival in the East India docks
of London fortnight ago of a sailing
vessel laden with the first conslgn-
meut of frozen meat which has been
sent to England fro'a New Zealand.
The ship had been ninety, eight days
on the voyage, and during all that
time the cham Der. containing the meat
had been kept at twenty degrees be-
low the freezing point. The meat
consisted Of 5000 sheep, and is said
to have arrived in fine condition.
On May "a Queen Victoria com
pleted her 63l year, an age which
has been excelled by eleven only of
the sovereigus Of England; dating
from the Norman conquest, viz: Hen
ry l., Henry Ill, Edward l., Edward
ILL.,, Queen Elizabeth, james H.
George l. George H., George ILL.,,
George w, and William ". On the
10Th of june next her majesty will
have relgned over the United KING
dom for forty FIVE years, a reign which
in length has been excee led by those
Of three only Of the Kings Of England,
viz, Henry ILL.,, Edward III. and
George III.
OLD MOTHER SuIpToN. CONSIDER
able "stock" was taken in what Moth
er Shpton said would come to pass in
the year 1881 by those WHO are ready
to swallow down every whiIn that
floats along; but these same persons
will suffer from having all sorts Of hu
mors for years, before they will be-
lieve that fifty cents worth Of Swavne 4
Ointment will etfectually cure them
Ministers, Judges. lawyers. and even
physicians have testified to its merits.
Try it.
Colonel George Washington Jones,
Green back Member Of Congress from
Texas, is the tallest man in the House
of Representatives. He wears blue
flannel or checked bingham shirts,
without collar or cuffs, coarse boots,
and homespun clothes He lives in
Washington, in half furnished, I'm.
PAINTED, uncarpeted and unswept
back attic room lighted only by gas
let in the hall. While his colleagues
feast dalntily in the Capitol cafe, he
takes his lunch Of apples and ginger
bread at his desk. But this crude,
harsh life Is invested with pa.hoa and
nobility by the fact that its sacrifices
are made for the sake of needy and
suffering relatives at home.
Judge BARLEY, a member Of the
Board Of Trustees of Glenwood Gem.
etery, has received the following note
from a Mr.. Duke, Charlottesville, Va.
June 5:
AS legal adviser OF the owners of
the Monticello Graveyard, | am in
structed by them to inform you that
they will not allow Jefferson remains
TO be removed to another cemetery.
The said owners OF the graveyard be-
ing the heirs of the late Colonel Thorn
AS Jefferson Randolph, executor Of
Jefferson and residuarv legatee Of his
mother, Mrs, Martha Jefferson Ran
dolph, who jointly with him signed
the deed conveying Monticello to it's
purchaser, in which deed the grave
yard is reserved and exempted from
the sale-are by the laws OF Virginia
sole custodians of the remains of jeff
erson, which they will under 40 cir.
cumstances allow to be- removed from
the spot which he himself selected as
their last resting place.
Riot'ng has broken out at Alexan-
dria, Egypt and, now that blood has
been shed, there is great danger that
the ianatical mosIems may break
away from all restraint and open re-
belllo4 eusQe. A number Of Euro