Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-03-16

during that time 226 members nave De1'
added to the two churches under hi
charge Bro ". appears to be work
man truly honorel in his la5ors.-Ro
Consgian. .........
A fair measure of manhood may be TAX
en- by comparing the conversation "'t
another, with the conversation concern'n
another Just IN proportion as they a
similar Or ,lissimilar may the taIker he pn
down as the ideal o, manhood and stnn,in
or the personification of baseness and dc
ceit.
Serious things may occur from not frs
carefully ascer,alning Z" whom you ar
talking. as was learned by an elderly zen
,lclnan of our town last week. VII" !hr"ng
such an error, was speakingto a Young lad
of the times when lie was young me tool
her to corn huskings, apple butter boiling
etc. Ofcourse she Became indignant, ant
properly too
Maine News.
Hop Bitters. which are advertised l.
our columns, are n sure cure for ague, hll
inusness and kidney complaints. Thos'
who use them say they cannot I've tor
highly recomm. nded Those afflicted
should give them fair trial, am,i will be
come thereby enthusiastic in the praise o
their curative quali,:es.-POrtldnd Argus
A newspaper is 20 be est ablished al Tn
ion Bridge, and the prospectus says that
live paper there would he potent "in bring
ing the varied attrnc' ions AMI undrvel"p
ed resources nf this tlourishiny section 0
Western Maryland To the attention of TIM
business community of Baltimore and tina
portion of Pennsylvania and West Virgin
ia contiguous to Carroll county"
SUDDEN lLLNEss.-Dr NJ, f, Leather
man of this place was summoned to SCI
his father, Mr.. Daniel LralI,"rman of Lev
i,,own, ON Tuesday morning, who wa
taken suddenly i'll at his farm in Mont
gomery county near Rockville the doc
tor left with the intention Of drivn.
through with all speed ~ his father wa
reported to be seriously i'll.
TWINKLE, TWINKLE LITTLE Star, no.
body need wonder what you are for yol
are a perfect little jewel in Baltimore
firmamen, Of newspapers. We have Ia iel
it's mnulax and find il to I've "fiXcl' Sta
aud we shall planet. :" that it, In its dur
nal movement. shall never fail to rctlrc
some of its luminosity throughout on
s,nc,um One cent n twinkle, from two II
four twinkl. in e. cry twenty four hours
A MYSTERIOUS looking hole has made il
appenrance about II feet from the track o
the Western Mar; land Raj roal bet secI
Chewsyile and CaretoNn, Washington
county. 1t i. ahnu, six feet in diamcie
at The surface, IN, appears 10 c"largc It
abou, 90 feet, and is about tn" same depth
Since the sinking occurred the waOle ha
nearly filled with water.
DEAru OF MRs. THEo. EYER Mrs
Catherine Eylcr, daughter Of Daniel WEI
hide and sister of Conrad An Elwn''
W.!lhiIe of this place died on Thnrrdt
las, OF dropsy, aged "a wears, 4 mos am
II DAYS, She was b'rn in this vicinity
and has lived in This town 30 years Mrs
E\ Ter WAS u member Of the Moraria'
church. Owing to til" misfortune oi he
disease with which she mad been II suicrr
for 5 years she went little from her home
hut attended her church AS regularly as he
health would permit. She was buried il
our cemetery on Saturday morning ut !
O'Clock
We believe that it is as much the pro,
incr ot The country editor. ~ it is that {
his city brother. to write editorials (n'
necessarily pCli'icaD and to ask to hav
them read 1t is the experience OF a
such, however, that while the local page
closely scanned, the editorial rcqucn'l
goes unnoticed. Recognizing this fact nm
hcing especially desir"ns that "Sul'e
Milk" be read by our home rpad' rs, W
call their special attention thereto and :
the same time court criticism nnd shall u
pleased to print the other side shonl
there lie one and it have champion in "u
midst.
The funeral of Mrs Mary A. Zimme
man, consnrt Of Dr. Wn. Zimmerman, {
Walkersvillc. whose death occurred "
Saturday morning, the 18Th ull",, to"
place on Tuesday morning following. I'll
interment was mnde vt Creag zen
etcry. Rev NJ Z. Shnf,rd, of Burki't'
vile, delivered a very interesting md in
pressivc funeral discourse from Revch
tons. Bird chapter and Goth verse Til
Rev. VIM. F. Cnlllh,wcr, Of Frrdcr CT
Rev. Henry Wissler, Of Mecianicslowl
Rev. Mr.. Hench, Of the Glade and Re-
Mr.. Freed, of Walkersville, were presel
and assisted in the ceremonies.
While we confess that we do not hi
lieye that there is sufficient interest IN Il
matter To render it at all likely To succce
we should none the lrss be please! to 81
the temper of those living along the ron
from here to CIcsgcIstown tried on I'll
subject Of \ turnpike. Now that, as "
understand it, it is no longer doubtful tl'
a turnnike from CreL grrstOwn 70 W0od