Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-10-23

one. Many arc the "conceited" who cry
down legitimate remedies, and who delude
suffering humanity, whose only salvation is
the immediate use ofDr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
You may curry and rub him rs much as
you please, hu, you are not going to get a
good coat on him until he is in proper CON
dition. TIC horse is hidehound. GIVE him
some of Days Horse and Cattle Powder.
That will soon set him right
CONFERENCE.-The Twelfth annual confer
cnce of the Church of God of Maryland and
Virginia. will be held at Maybcrry, Carroll
county, Nd, commencing November 6, 1854.
The opening sermon will be delivered by
FL Ter VIM. Palmer of Crcagerstown, Md.
This body will represent about thirty
churches in Maryland and Virginia and
numbers about seventy clerical AID lay del
cgates.
The handsome structure, Grace Lutheran
Church, Of this city, is about completed, and
will be dedicated on Sunday, October Goth.
The dcdicatory sermon will lie preached at
1890 O'Clock in the morning by Rev. +, W.
Conrad D. D., of Philadelphia. In the af-
ternoon Rev II c. Holloway, of Middletown
Pa. will preach and tie Lords Supper will
be celebrated, preparatory services for which
will be held Oh the evening previous. AT
night, Rev George Dichl, of Frederick, will
preach Westminster 1dr0cate.
GRIT AND GUMpTIoS. Our sprightly CON
temporary. the Frederick Meas is forging
ahead and bids fair to become one of the
leading enterprises in the state Il has long
been accustomed to d, stere0typing aud il
about to add electrotyping to its list o.
works. 1t sends out most cted!table DWFy
and, weare told, its weekly ranks with the
best in the county. 1t will probably give
the easy going wccklics of that city grand
shaking up when it once gets settled down
to do its best and all of it. We always ha' G
admired grit when backed by gumption.
For CLEVELAND, IlENDRIcKs 6 NELSON.
On last Saturday evening the democracy
of this district organized campaign club
One hundred and forty six signatures were
received, Of which, one hundred and seven
attended the netting. DIR. VIM, White was
made temporary chairman and Chas. Il.
Cnsscll temporary secretary. A committee
Of three appointed the following officers for
permanent organization, who were chosen
by the me ting President, Jos. A. Gernnnd
of Graceham Vice Prcrilen;s, ALDER: Coli
flower, Dan F. Roddy, James II. Fralcy,
Geo. H. Bnssard, John Gernand, Frank Col
lihowcr, Thos. Eyler; Treasurer Bernard
Collihower Secretaries VIM. l.. Armacost
and Chas E Casscl.
GERMANE, CoGNATE aud very suggestive
is the following remarkable sentence, the
closing one of a highly literary effort ia The
Frederick Ners editorial columns Of Satur
day last.
at may be taking you back good ways
to bring in the Sanskri,, but a comparison of
it with the grammar you are carrying under
your Hrm today ought to be q very cncour-
aging ald consoling proceeding, and The
NEWS Lopes and has no doubt but that the
instigato, of these remarks will hereafter
take to his grammar rs readily as he does to
dessert at dinner
We have it on authority that the writer
of the above is the "original' who dcprecat-
ed the charge that he wasn't 'much of a gram
marist," but claimed to be considerable Of
an arithmcticker"
New GOoDs-Our town is now in its very
best shape to attract buyers; it has never
before offered superior advantages and we
doubt if ever before prices were so low with
such complete and full stocks from which to
select. Every one Of our merchants have
selected a specially in their business, thus in
all offering opportunities never known here
before and when We say that goods are low
we mean this, that, rs one of our merchants
informed US last week, large proportion of
this falls stock was purchased from IL to 30
per cent below the prices ruling last year
and they are being sold at corresponding
reduction. prices cannot go lower" is the
expression used by those best qualified to
Judge and as il is believed that trade will
improve and prices advance after the election,
it may be good policy to lay in all needed
supplies at present prices.
Great numbers of factories have shut down
and thousands of men will be idle during the
winter. Tramps will probably abound );
many of whom will be both dishonest and
daring; it will be well to keep the doors of
dwellings and OuthOuscs that contain any
thing of worth, carefully locked. Rohberics
are reported in numerous localities and pre-
caution alone becomes protection. 1t will
be charity in many cases to give food to
tramps, but at the same time it will be the
part of wisdom to allow them to cat it out
OF doors practiced eye readily takes in the
situation in doors and o house unprotected
by men offers Il strong temptation to the
vicious and furthermore it is not proper
that such uncleany persons should be ed
mitted within doors. Feed the tramp, but
keep him out Of the house" would be for
many reasons the safest rule to adopt.