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WEALTH. Wealth is pretty we'll
brought down in these days to ques-
ton of health. If you are not in
thorough good health you are not fit
for the daily battle of life. A man in
poor health, can barely hold his own
nowadays, and as to increasing his
income, that is out Of the question.
Therefore brain tonics, heart tones,
liver tonics, attractive tones and
electric tonics are concocted by the
hundred, and certain cures and safe
cures by the thousand as if there was
safety in numbers. And all the
while there is but one cure. Ma
lures own remedy. A simple natural
combination of indigenous Herbs
such as are contained in DR.. Clark
| Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup. Tho
receipt of this Remedy is as old as
the grand country, in which it hal
grown, and it has cured far and wide
without the possibility Of doing any
harm to the most delicate system.
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NCGuJ,-MCPHERsO marriage OF
the Rev. Ernest McGill, Rector OF Harrlot
Chapel and MISS Mary Buchanan Mother
son, daughter of DR.. w. s. McPhcrson'
took place ut noon on Tuesday Oct. 2.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides uncle the R.. Rev r, H. Clarkson,
ID D., Bishop of Nebraska, assisted by the
Rt. Rev. r. b. Lyman, D. d., Bishop of N.
Carolina. The Rcv's. w. 3. Mitchell, o.
IngIc, James Stephenson, s. T. d., }. Stew
ard Smith, F. J. Clayton were also present.
The ceremony was to have taken place
at the Chapel, but owing to the rain, the
arrangements were changed Mt a late hour.
The beautiful home at Auburn was filled
to overlooking with friends many of whom
had come from distance, who ricd with
those who could not be present in Their
many and beautiful remembrances, which
filled several large tables in tho spacious
hall
The happy couple left on Wednesday
morning for Philadelphia, where they will
attend the services of the general conven-
ton of the church, which opened on that
day. On their return they will occupy
the rcctory which has recently been thor
oughly renovated and improved.
Heavy thunder showers prevailed OF
Saturday and Sunday last.
The Chronicles applehuttcr is too thin
We suggest that il temper il with some o
it's wit; that would probably fix it, so thai
he could get the advantage of it with
fork"
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MAR r led.

Oct. Bird, 1888, at the lutheran parsonage
of this place by Rev. VIC. Wire, Mi
chal l.. Late and Jennie G. Fox, both of
Frederick Co.
On the 18th ult, at Utica Mills, by Rev.
w. II Todd, John II. Carly and Miss
Ncttie F. Wcddle, both of Catoctin Fur
naces. this county
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4. f. ORNDORFF.
Auctionccr.
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ArG,n anna viii 20 1t.

Holdstein's Aromanna will cause the
liver to perform its proper functions, and
will act rs mild cathartic, carrying OF all
IMPURITIES that have been accumulating
in the stomach and bowels, leaving the
liver and other seCrclory organs to act
freely; the movements of the bowels are
made free. regular and natural. AS a fam
iiy remedy it has no equal. Try it. Sold
bv Druggists and Dealers AT Mechanics
town.
Sept. IL It.
CHANGE or TINE. BY the new Penn
sylyania railroad schedule, the train for
this point and others west of Frederick
Junction leaves Frederick at 3.15 p. NJ
That is fine arrangement! If ii keeps
on q short while longer moving towards
morning the last train for this point will
leave before the first one arrives. BY the
present schedule it requires nearly four
hours to come from Frederick by rail ; We
had citizen formerly, who frequently
walked it in less time.
SYRACUSE PLows, two and three horse,
steel and wood beams; points and repairs
for sale at Frederick prices by the agent
.. ihis place. g. W. Stocksdale.
aug 16t If
Tx THEIR NEW ROOM On Monday of
this week Mcssrs. Grimes and Boblitz oc-
cupicd their new room at the Old stand ON
the corner. Thcrei is no question about Its
being one of the handsomest store rooms
in the county and is especially well-light-
ed. The wood work done by Mcssrs I.
Weller and Foreman is handsome and the
painting and granting by the Mackley
Bros is a rst-cIass job in every particu-
lar. In word, we are proud of the new
room; it is n credit to our town, which, by
the way, boasts the best regulated general
stores that we have ever seen in towns OF
even double the population Of this one.
Mr.. Bobltz is now in the city making
his fall purchases and our people will do
well to be on hand ut his opening which
will take place on Saturday next.
The best 81 50 Boot in the district is at
Roots.
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I OMAUElC ATED.
NJ. EDITOR -

Nh. EDITOR -
WIS more than gratiied Al
the manly manner in which you handled
the sul3j"Ci of the election franchise, in m
article in last weeks CLARION. The c'csl
and substantial cause therein Sc; forth is
an cvidcncrto my mind of the moral stand
ard, which should receive n hearty cooper
ntlon from the cntir" press of the country
The beauty Of our election system Is moi
one only Of privileged character, hut s
srnse of duty carrying with il 4 response
bilty that should he felt Wy every voter
The privilege thus granted to us rs free
and independent citizens, was not givcL
y. a understandable article but 10 We nhov,
al suspicion, free and independent before
The law.
Hence it is that we have laws, standing
on the statute book, denouncing any inter
ference with voters, in which the srvcrce
penalties are to lc inflicted upon all per
sons who will offer to buy OF sell votes, OF
to even attempt 10 ntimdatc, by threat OF
innucndo, thus dcpriving the voter fronvot
ing his sent mcntS The laXty OF moral!
in this respect cannot but have most ser
ious effect upon US as a nation and people
trust you will continue to bold this sub
jcct up, and in every issue ofyour valGa
bic paper denounce this vilest OF all vile
evils, that il growing to SO alarming al
extent
OBSERVER
Never interrupt any conversation witt
a hacking Cough it creates bad impress
sion. Better invest a quarter ola dollar
in bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup anC
cure 1t.
July Goth, 1888
DR.. OF1IIG 4 PFOUTA.-Thc true Old
reliable Tonic Elixir and Pills, when al
preparations fails to cure, this restores YOU
to your health, Since 1871 up to date this
famous preparation is taking the lead by
their merits in curing when others fail in
our community it is known W its merits
Call and see and Judge for yourselves
when you try it tell all the evil Of it you
can. hut stick to the truth. For sale by
DR.. NJ. f. Lcathcrman, Mechanictown, Or
Schley d Bro, and DR.. Carrot, Fred'k, Md
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Xpral Memy.

Suffer no longer with Corls and Bun
ions--Schroedcr's Corn Solvent will cure
/ them. rs cents
Frederick County Fair on the 9th, 10th,
q 11.n and lsth of October.
u The Brooks comet which is now rapid
4 " approa hing the earth ard will I've visi-
ble to the ,lnassstcd eye before Christmas,
IN said TO be the long expected comet OF
1912
FxuIr CANS by the thousand, every can
warranted sound at
T. G Stocksdale's.
I, IL estima:ed that when corn worth
Hf,v cents q hIshcl is fc-l to fattcncd hogs
the pork produced costs the farmer five
cents n pound. When corn is worth over
fiitv cents a b,lshcl, it does not pay to turn
il into pork. The estimate is Il blshel of
corn for every ten and II half pounds OF
pork, gross.
Preserving kettles for sale at
r. G. Stocksdn|e's.
Royul Glue has no superior for mcnding
YAsmehold articles Price 20 cents per bot
de. for snlc at Leathcrman's.
There is said to be in extensive circula-
ton one of the most dcc-iving count"rtcts
ever manufactured The pieces which
purport to he half-dollars, are of the prop,
er color, and the dy" from which they are
struck is perfect. They also ring like real
coin, but arc light III weight, being made
of nckle AMI silver, and are worth about
fifteen cents.
REMEMBER
Headquarters for Boots ana Shoes is at
Roots.
Cant. Cooksie, conductor on the W est
ern Maryland railroad, WIS voted by his
friends ri the Catholic fair, llagrrS'oWn,
last week, II fine gold badge. Capt. Cook
sic received the badge ON Thursday, with
his name engraved upon it. There were
several competitors for the prize.
For cheap envelope plain or printed,
call al tie
CLARION OFFICE.
t.
Vcnnor <nys the fore portion ofOctohcr
will probably he very fine, with warm
weather. Frosts are likely to occur about
the 5,h and 9th, and this condition will be
followed by rather cold, wet and unset
tied period. The latter half Of the month
will develop . number of severe storm
periods.
FOR RENT-Dwcllng on West Main
Street. Apply to
NpC CADDW
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e1nr cyh~Gseme!n@
r,'AKE NOTICE.

I -
The County Commissioners, Of Frcdcr,
lex conn;v, viii NEE, Il, their Office, in the
Court House,
On .Nonday, October 18th; 1888,
Mt 10 O'Clock, a. m. The session will con
tinuc for several days. General business
By order, +. A. GIT FINGER.
oct 4 ct. Clerk.
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colors, for sale cheap at tho
CLARION OFFICE.
Read advertisement of Hagcrstown Fair
in another column.
We tender our thanks to Secretary Mar
kew Of the Agricultural Society for a sea-
son ticket complimentary, to the coming
Frederick County Fair.
Winter apples are not sbundant in this
locality.
Mr., George Warner Of this place having
been permanently engaged by the tclc'
phone company, will remove to Frederick
RCNAwAx.-Onc day last week horst
hit he'd to u spring wagon loaded will
| fruit and canned goods and in which wcrt
also four children one less than a year old
ran about a half-milc down the hill to
E;choltz' mill, where he threw himself in
the shafts and was stopped.
A number o: articles were thrown ont
and the children were seen TO houni mp,
lbut none were thrown out or hurt. Tho
team belonged to NJ. William Speak,
whose wife was driving it, hut had gotten
out, before the horse started to ran.
The Cclehrn>l K"yston" Boot for sale
Vim. L. Armacost's.
BrsY.-Thc canncry run night and day
last week. After Monday, work WAS con
,nucd until 10 o'clock y. m. every night
and Tins far this week has been a rcprii
ton. Children make from two 10 t"U,
dollars per week Willie last weeks work
amounted, To about twelve dollars witt
others. Our farmers have already realized
Jar more per acre than il is possible from
any of the cereals AMI every day now that
frost gives tAcm counts rapidly in net
profit.
Work given on. On receipt of you
address we will make an oher by which
YOU can earn 81 TO 81 evenings at yoUi
nome: 49, ""''"' '"'H Va - '"H ,r.
M,,,,a,, s,rno, N.. Vol,
lhANhS'-r"r tue luscious ''''''' ''''" It
watermelon, r." ''' ''''' '''' WI" '''''
p"rl'''!"'' oi i'"'or o'''s 'o''"' III SUI il 'S
are permitted TO ripcl thoroughly on the
vine. MI II. u rof'H'hh' wv "''n''
was succeSs'ui III i"'f'i'I ''' ~ MUM" y.
'h'm lhis season OF "''i'h WE H'N' i'"U
several pu' we nave 'f'' oar ':'hho" '''S''
mcht until ms ih'e ""y Tor rear '''a' We
eDaa,o,.,os
Is
w., ,..,.
A LEGESD.-Wc have lately been given
a legend of 'yc ancient time in EyIcr :
'.n,; "a. ,..,,., .'',,n ,.,. ,,,.ro, nn1
',
in treat quantities.
As the story runs, three ragged children
called at one of these stills" and asked
for bread and were never seen afterwards
sni from that date and Influenced hv tina,
occurrence, tho d;stilcrs one hy one, We,
rapidly quit the business and the grain
was raised and sold for bread.
Judging from the last report of the re
cc:p,s from Internal Revenue, those little
children have either given over their trou
b,es or have no, been as succpssful else
where as they were in EvIers Valley in
"Ye Oldcn Time"
49, .--.
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u'''N ~ VIZ so. ., '''l'e r ''I'' !, ' n-
10 "a'iAN' ''' ''' lA''''@'' u nav y ~
M L. A'"''''' ''''"'
Try the fifty cent sugar syrup at
Ennts
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New Adveyy f&eEncnta.
History Of Pioneer Heroes and llrroines
COUNTY Commissioners Meeting.
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.

History Oh i'o'eer lieT"eS anu i'''''''e'
F., COUNTY Commissioners Meeting
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Public Sale!
OF VALUABLE
Timber Lots !

By virtue of IL decree ofthe Circuit Court
for Frederick county rs a Court of Equity
the undersigned Ms Trustee will sell al
Public Sale at Srhucs Station on the
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Rail
Road, on
SATURDAY, October 10th, 1888,
at : o'clock, P. M,
Two Valuable Timber Lots Of which
Abraham A Black died. seized and pos
srsscd, both of which are situated in My
crs District in Carroll County in the State
of Maryland near Black $ School House
and are heavily timlcred with the best
chestnut and some oak timber and adioill
the lands of D. II. Rcindo!lar, George
liittcrhrici< and others.
Lot No. | contains
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Olive OF in the Holy Land.

The following is an extract from au
interesting article contributed TO the
Zeitschrift Of the German Palestine
Exploration Society by the Rev. r. A.
Klein:
The finest plantations of olives are IN
the Nablus district, bat nearly every VII
! lage has its larger or smaller grove,
phe1e is TO Doubt that the olive tree Id
one of the most valuable products OF The
country, and that 1T could be made
still greater source of revenue than u Is
at present. 1t requires but little atten-
ton, and lives and yields fruit even when
neglected. 1t only requires grating and
little digging up and clearing out, and
this done, 1t yields a plentiful crop III
return for the small amount of pains be-
stewed upon it, The fellaheen say that
the vine is a sitt-a delicate town lady
who requires a great deal of care and at
tention. The fig, on the contrary, IS
fellaha-a strong country woman who can
flourish without such tender care; but
the olive tree is a bold bedawije, who,
in spite of neglect and hardship, remains
strong and useful Arab wife. The
olives ripen toward the end of summer;
the trees are then beaten with long
btlchS, care bbIuS bdhch HOb ~ ucStiOf
the young leaves and shoots. The fruit
is collected and spread out on the roofs or
somewhere, and then put into heaps for
a little while IN order that it may slight
ly feIment; after which 1t is taken to the
oil press, where it is crushed under a
heavy milestone, and, packed In little
straw baskets, is finally pressed. The
oil (zayt runs into little cemented els
tern, from which it Is drawn in ieaoheTu
bottles or large eearthenwaIe jars for car
rying away. The follah uses 1t hotE fox
light and nourishment. Ii he has moth
ing better. he Is content 10 eat some
bread soaked IN oil. / is also used a
great deal IN town cookery, but as a
means Of Light it has been almost super
seded by petroleum. Much inferior
olive oil is used for making soap, and Ia
some years a great deal of oil is exported
to France and Italy. The jift or refuse
of the olives, Is used for fuel, having
great properties of heat.
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AMI the bill tabled The bill to create the
fourteenth judicial circuit was refused a third
reading Jonas memorial to congress for a
conditional repeal Of the duty on lumber was
concurred IN under suspended rules Wall
secured reconsideration of tie bill to create
the fourteenth judicial crcuit. and its Uppo-
neuts hhbustered uutll adjournment An in
cident of the days proceedings was the pre-
sentatlon to Speaker Finch Of a valuable gold
watch and chain.
MADISON. March S1-Bills passed: Appro-
priating TO Henry f. McCloskie Sis FOR terri
torial scrip: approp1ating 81, 500 TO the Wis
consln Industrial School for girls: terminating
the trust created in reference TO swamp lands
IN Calumet aud ManitowOe Counties Bills
indefinitely postponed: For the establishment
OF the county Of Keeps; requiring FIRE insur-
ance companies to use uniform policies: offer
ing prizes fer essays on roadmakinG Bills
concmIed In Creating the fourteenth Judi
cial circuit; requiring sleeping car companies 10
procure license for doing business in this
state; providing fer the incorporation of mu.
.tual loan al building associations: fixing the
minimum price of public lands at - per acre
The public land question was taken up and
a lengthy argument was made by Mr.. Bugh in
favor OF the bill, With amendments excluding
from It's provisions certain land which is con
sidered worth much less than S3 per acre.
The blA was concurred in, with an amendment
that actual settlers can purchase not exceeding
i've fortles at S1.Z5 per acre. Speaker Finch
IL behalf OF the assembly, presented Clerk
Spoonor with an order for a set of furniture
valued at $500. Resolutions to Chief Clerk
Carr, Sergeat -at-ATms Kennedy, and the mes
seuger tOys, were adopted Adjourned tin
II o'clock A NJ. on the 81 inst
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NEWS OF TUE WEEK
CARLES. RAMS.

A BAND OF nihillsts was surprised by The
Russian police near st. Petersburg, al d in le-
slstlng arrest. three officers were wounded
One llihllst committed suicide on The spot
BOILER explosion al st. Dizier, France.
killed twenty-six persons and injured thirty
eight.
LOUISE MICHEL, the socialist surrendered
herself to the authorities at Paris on the Both.
III order TO relieve her mother of police annoy-
ance.
The eruption OF Mount Vesuvius has ceased.
\ BARK went ashore at Holyhead and her
crew Of tSenty-three persons were drowned.
CUNT NoN NAJLEIs yoN SzEKLEIs, president
OF the court Of Cessation, has been found mur-
dered at his residence at Ofeno, Hungary. He
had been strangied and his tongue had been
cut out His hands we're bound tightly 10
Sether with ropes. The body was living on the
ped IN the count room when discovered but
the bedclothes were not disturbed. and the
count was not undressed. thin rops was
hanging from the window of the apartment to
the street below. The counts bouse had been
robbed by The snurderers. Hussar, who was
stationed al the counts residence, has been al
rested on suspicion of being the murderer.
The enthronement of the Rt. Rev Edward
y. Ben3cn as archbishop Of Canterbury took
place GA the 29th. the traditional ceremonies
being observed. There was a dense crowd in
the Cathedral
JUDGE LAWSON, at Belfast, has sentenced
twelve OF tie members Of the Armagh Assas-
slratlon S)c,ety, who were recently convicted
Of conspiracy to murder. 20 terms Of penal
seiFItCde varying from five 20 ten years.
JOIN BRowN, the favorite attendant of
Queen Victoria, is dead.
IHE jury has rendered verdict Of guilty in
tue case Of six members of the Armagh Assas-
sinatlon Society.
THREE earthquake shocks accompanied by
rumbhng were felt al Blanca villa town on
the techyity of Mount Ema, causing a great
panic among the people. They are building
tents IN the open country fearing the town vii
be DESTROYED.
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Can't PAY that Figure

A good story IS told about Rossetti
Some years ago, one of bis great admir-
erg asked a well known dealer IL he had
a Rossetti; the dealer didn't even know
the nanei Dear NE, " said the client.
"you must have one: he Is the coming
man.. A wish from so good a customer
vas command, and off went the great
dealer 70 Rossetu's house. He was re.
ceived by disciple, who showed his
masters pictures with various ssthetic
grinaces, expressive Of admiration. Now
the dealer had never seen such pictures
before, and guessed from the general
style Of the house, disciple. etc that
the price might be high, say e40O. how
ever, he was IL for it, so there was moth
ing to be done bat try and find out which
was the cheapest of the wonderful pro-
ductlons. De "spotted very small
one at last, which he mentally put down
at GOO. Enter the great man, greet
ings, and our friend said, Oh, Mr..
/ Rossettl, want one Of your little pic
I lures, this one, for instance. what price
/ It 1t " Dear me, answered the pain
I ter, ~ really don't know, but perhaps
Mr.. - does, " pointing 10 the disciple,
. do all ny business through rny soli-
/ citOr, but no doubt Mr.. - viii tell you
/ the price. Twelve hundred poundsr'
/ blandly raurmured the pupil The as
/ tonished dealer took up his hat, mur-
INJURED something family about COM
Daunicating, solicitor, etc, and bowed
/ himself out. He now tells with great
glee how he tried to buy Of Rossetti, but
/ he never has yet had the courage to pay
81, 200 for 20x8 canvas.