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Indulgeaces or Exposures.

1t Is sclf-evldent that q phylida
particular attention 10 a class Of tra
great skill, and physicians inrrsH
81 ever the country knowing tbs 4
Recommend cases 20 the Oldest otna
ca, where every known appllinu n
10, and the proved good remedl
age and c0untrlessre used, Ava
used for once purposes, and AL ittl
Lklll In q respectful manner, AL
what 70 DO, no experiments are MS
count OF The great number N1l
charge are kept low, often love: 4
mnnded by Others, fyou seclr1rl
get greedy and pecf 81 life care :
important matter. PamDlieL y u
to any address free.
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NEW MACHINE Shop
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works.
New and MOST IMPROVED machinery
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN 81 PFOUTS
PRoPRiEJOa.l
One Block S. Of santa Ea Elenni

HNIILAF, IEAAN,
Arc prepared 10 do all kinds OF Iron
WORK ON shortest notice. Fine work q
specially. Repairing Machinery, Iron snr
Brasa caslinse, aud IN fact everything IN %,
line e<ocnted and nuished in unnne- pous
TO tho best shops In the whole rou-tr,
Models made 10 order. Don't forsei wei
the bo't Machinery ard most skilled wo.S
men IN leSRe 3>nirnc's for the iron work On
7Nh ndf n rsrNinerr ',.'-e No.. ,o@,.
.lo ....ss A soe = AM 49,. -ablsaa,4s. -.
done ~ living prices
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gyAAl. n PATTON,
IL AtyOrneyA-St-i.AW sud F.,.a Asst.s.
Alvarnd0, JoDu.ui Comfy, Tsys..
II. I'm, N. +. Sparkle -
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n &. BELL, County Attorney
Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent.
Baird, Callahan County, TeTap,
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FuIlmsn Sleepers Colorado, Fort Worm
ana DailAs to New Orleans without change
TRAINS PASS DALLAS.

~ %, 81 INDGlS EN pfcSs...,.......1:Dj n, b
Leaves Union Depot. ............ sos A ~
20 ioi. San Antonio EXP, arrives 1880 Z. n
No. GU6, Local Passenger ....... lila p ~
70 SV5, leaves Union DepoJ. ......l:4O p, N,
GOING WEST (USIOE DEPOT
20 ~, California Express, arr 1895 p. M
no. dO!, california Express, rvs. 6;l5 p. NJ
Leave !. +. depot. .......'.... 8,56 p N
20. 90, LOcal Passenger, arr 2:59 p. NJ
30 80 lG1al Passenger, pys.......3:OO p, n
Leaves T. d L. depot ....,.....,...'. 3:I0 p N
NO l5S, san Antonio Express, Ives
Gos: SG and SC6 ran between Fort Worth
and MARSHALL daily, except sunday. Nos. ia
ana lo5 connect at Fort Worth with trains Ia
ana rom Colorado. Nos. 3Oi, S0l and g0,.
tSks meals at the Union depot.
oollG trains I'll Paso TO 81. Louis. Also DaI.
las 70 san Antonio, etc. Fast time, fIrst.ci.s.
equipment, sure connection.
see tnaI YOUR ticket reads via. tho Texas q
Pacific nalIURy.
FOR maps, time tables, tickets, rstes md mn
te9ulfec Information, call on or address
j.. p. TURNER,
4VAoI agent, J4 slain Street, Dallns, Tex
II, 7. HUGHES,
passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
a., ,,,. II. W. MCCULLOUGH,
con. Pass. and Ticket AGENT, Galveston. J'sY
~, W. II. NEWMAN,
Tratic Manager, Galveston, Texas
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pl IIHi lMARIIhGE: GUN.

Elegant cloth snd gllt blndlny' g
cents In postage or currency, Ovi \
dcrflll pen pictures, true 10 Tie, AZ
following subjects: Who may Eif-T'I
uhyP Proper sget0 r.arry. WM,1
Manhood, NcmantNOc. PlYttGtl
shoulG EArry, How .ie ara hiylfl
incrsasec, Th9sb ItlrfisG ~ .g,I
marrying shou.s rrs. e, q ~, z
by all adu,t pefsOr6, thc1 gsrilnE
key, Pow ar c.ij'cp, 9litea ~,
cover aE0 tx gSgst, I, cSsis y nr4i
81 positgt.
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osE-C'o'ed; New York, weak; New Or
a, barely 'tendy.
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the scene had ever bssn one of wholesale
hatchery, Bull here II Was that, Ia
1885, nearly fifty thousand so.oalled
rebels were beheaied, A short
lane, some seveniy.hye feet long by
about twenty-five feet wide, narrower at
ono end than the other, II Was nearly ~ led
with ear,hsfnware pots put on, TO dry,
place marked on for executions, aud
stepped dosn 10 little hut at the end 81
the iane 10 make the acquaintance OF The
erecutianer, who, learned, lived there.
before found out that the 0ehesding vas
performed wherever there was vacant
bpAcs. The funotionary wss not Al home,
nnd his wife was showing mo tho heavy
tWo-handlsd, broad-hladed kniiu With
which he oI crate, offering, IN TACT 70 ell
Il for ~ when n little oFoSd appeared IN
the lane, aud man hound al The arms vas
led to an open space among the pols,
Ny idea that su execution was npont 10
take place was now confirmed BY owner
OF tle hut coming Tor his knife. Inc oul-
prit was ovldOntiy also informed OF ihe ma
ture of the ceremony ABOUT 90 take piece,
tor he looked very melancholy, though !
aitcrNard learned that some opium hsd
been given him. AZ the sfncuuuhtt came
up a couple OF policemen pushed tue We.
tini down upOu hiH knees iu tho mnl, ana
bound his legs 10 his arms ~ he khe1" Then
pniIInW hNNN the tnllAf o. NiN NHAh
forced his head forward while the eSeeu-
ti0nrr, with much care, selected an
earthen pots I'm which 10 catch me pFia'
oner's skul. Those preliminaries having
been settled, the hSadsmhn stood over the
prisoner aud with iva cuts completely sew
cred the nock.-one, indted, had put me
criminal beyond nll pain. The heAd,
which had fallen In the poi, was covered
M. the bleeding trunk was picked up oy
the relatives of ths convict, the crowd sep
arsted aud after some financial trHnsic'
iions between the officer who tuperiu-
tended the execution aud tho e0eounoner'
the latter walked Off TO his nut Tor
sill was over, the whole aHim
not having occupied ten minnle''
was told that Just then oxocuuoi
took place al about the rate of one a ga.
Generally they took the form OF hehcadings,
but occasionally people were submitted TO
the slow death upon The crosses agtiusi the
wall, when. ~ courHr. lho spectacle was
moro harbarous woman was * acuied
the next day Tor killing nor husband, ana
received eight wounds from the knife 1 the
exs,n. inner before she WAS finally pui out
of hos agony; but could not find that lefs
wac q frequent case. nor old meet auy 0ns
~ China who had seen more cruelty prac'
ticud than that. Tho cutting inton ihous.
AMI piecca" now generally resolves ITSELF
into some such mode Of dispatch.
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No Bossism for Democrats.

have nothing t. say aga ms. either vt
the Candidates. They are all men ~ ability.
Ny personal 10 atiOns with each OF them
h I'VE Away been friendly ana plea ant, out
there Is something that shocks me IN the
ldea Of crushing men ike Pandletop and
Wafd, VINO hsyr devoted the best portions
of their lives b the maintenance OF democ-
rsCy, by combination against them Of
personal hatred ana ovorgrown wealth. !
hear PAYNE says We can't support Pendle.
ton because we Cisappr0ye OF MA civi
service reform bill, forgetting that conven-
ton after convention OF the demoorotio
party, both state and national, had re-
solved IN favor oil civil service reform and
a. so forgetting Ina the republicans now in
office are 81 ss nhbie 10 BE- turned out as
4 tue PenuletOn OIL nau neyer sern passed.
/ do not advocate tue Oil; | think that u
ought to be amended or repealed, and l
would not slaughter lifelong democrat
because In Il long public setv ce be haf.
pened to make one mistake. But II these
gentlemen cannot support Pendletopi why
cannot they support Ward2 He is not re-
sponsible Tor the civil service reiorm bill.
lndeei, have always understood that he
disapproved OF il. That he 10 man II
auldty anvbody must admit. Thai he has
petf rmed immense labor Tor our party no
one will deny. Why, then, prefer Payne
to b ~? fro answer perfectly plain.
There never has been any machine poll
tics in the democratic parry of Ohio. We
nave as q party npen reer from b0ssism
ia1 auy par y tat ever existed, but some
men seem 20 thiuk tnat we ought to have
uiac1ihe, amply supplied with money to
work IL, aud under the absolute control oil
bass or b,sses 80 dictate who shall and
wt o shall not receive the honors aud re-
wards ~t.ui1 the pft II the party. To set
up uch machine u ~ IN the hrst place
% kill of the men who have h etoiore en-
ioyed the confidence of the party, the men
whose ability, hard LABOR and principles
did so much TO keep the party together
In the terrlo ordeal through
which H. haa passed. am
unwilling ~ see tl,s duAs. 1t does not con-
Germ me personally. Tor | am a mere pri-
vate citizen, having no expectation or wish
eveu To hold office sgaln, but although
have nevcr sought for revenge upon my
nemles 10 tie party, II / nave had any, on
tho other hand have never deserted my
fiiends, a1d don't want 10 be called on TO
he pall-oea-er at this political funeral.
want 10 Zee our officers elected in the good
old-.ashioued Democratic mode, and not
by 8 me new.fsngled mode, that TO cay the
best ui ~ ssein4 an evii-onened one, and
leaves an ,picious aspect. want 10
see AL trus D,oocrsts have a fair chance
accordiOg TO thsir merits. aud do not vast
~ sse a 20 itical cut-throat bossism inau-
gurai ed for the benefits OF close party cor.
.cr ton OF syndicate. Judge hurmsl
ufOhio.
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J. F.sNiru & Co., 81 Louis 0enHcmsr;
Bile 3erns ore good ttnef ! triI fnrm 20
every body IA tlis country, ther give entire
satisfaction ior sick haai ache, chl.s AID
fever. Repeatedly,
W. Nt'H Du fist.
For snle bY oil drn- n.
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The Execution Ground Of Canton.

Correspondence London relegrspb: This
professional guide OF che city, indeed,
sho as the execution ground OF Canton with
an honesf PRIDE. II \ not pleasant place
90 look a. on 3 wei morning, aud 10 Grim
inai musf have very dspressipr appear
ancc. Yet, with the exception 81 three or
Tour wooden crosses leaning up against lie
walt, there was nothing 70 indicate that
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At lust before he died Jacob was very
violent IN his aetions, claiming ~ % a
martyr aud calling hlmseli Chfisi, the
lurn rendered a verdict oi suicide while
temporarily Insane.
CALEDONIA wnnAf,
Ban fRANClsoO, Jan, ~ The Alta viii
publish the following Tomorrow; From the
stock OF wheat GA hand al ia dais u 10
evident that California cannot export 10
Europe over ~ 900 tons, exclusive OF the
quantity now loading the ships. Should
toe rain iail probably mons viii he exported
except 10 dispatch the l0adlug tlset"
The estimsted amour, II wheat IN Ca l.
fornia January lsl, 1894 o. O, 500 Coz eentalri
barley, ? $4,000.
DAMAGE nTIcE
PlTrHur0, jon. i3 lAUiy-soven nsit
cOnthining 900 bushels 90 coal esoh NUre
tui from thrir mornings I'll Point hr'Ge ~
tao heavy loo, ai 1880 O'Clock IIis morniur,
aud dliitFd down th' river Nineteen Ntft
rec 1yured this evening one tlus H.d thc
balance pre rot yrt beard from, IL hat
been thrvinF all day Hno lisAtr fiV.f "a
expected.
WAPAEoNEIA. o., JsH, la.--lho failure
/ Of vt, Bitter up FRIDAY Ir'N. lh Int cor
I Iausr ul mo f.ruHu hsU., H nd. wed Wuit
serious than Wasat trs. supI.Ht. u h h'
| hryci that li.IIcr o. .aplli 1901 exceed 3uli-
COO. Several tpanlnip irr,.tfrfN hhu Iuih'
ciary fluid. In the Farmer bank. tHH lr
I siguees of tIu lauEAr rYinE o. raise 20 ON
. on ~ id collateral tu yuau.. ..t uHnE 'l re-
sumo.
sALvATtoNlsgai HKr0rtn.
/ PATTERSON, \ j. Jan. l5'-our mcmnor'
I OF the salvation grmy were arrested Tor pa
rHding the streets.
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Is wssr 35rd -Thgrf. NV YoRK, June 1,
ISL nave ben a suff rer 4 h. % -
VIA ml'aris. abicb fnsily ec,rlr cl.i 10
and a.v.r. Treatment Dv NJ rLs cisu
tailed % Delp me. ! used Bfsudretb's Pilis
aud was cured. Thirteen months have
elapsed since then, and | have had noire-
currence. Other members OF my iaDnily
used them for the same trouble with the
same Oh result
| cheerfullg indorse them for thet illness,
and al-o ss q pleasant lsxat.veor purgstive.
according 10 the number taken. Tney are
now household remedy with me. aud am
never without them. ! would gladly give
the details Of the foregoioa TO any who
might c1oose TO call upon me for them. (
J. X. BKRRE, Dentist:
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state OF Texas. county of Dallas, sE /. Z. j..
Cannon, Cashier Of the above-named bank,
do solemnly swear that the above statement Is
true 70 The best of my knowledge aud belief.
Il J. CANNON, Cashier.
IL. 'ubscribed aud sworn TO before me
this lsth day OF January. 1854.
Notary Public. Dallas County, Texas.
CosREcr-Attest w II. MCINTYRE
W. L. HAUL.
G OCONNOR
ntraotnrs
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uorsford,s Acid Phosphate.

sPEctF.c viRrUEs IN DYsPFPNA.
DR.. a Jaukius, Great Falls, n VI ., says:
al can testify 70 is seemingly almost spe.
clic virtues IN cases OF dyspepsia, nervous.
ness aud morbid vigilance or wskefuluees.' y
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Why is Il so m.py suif,r from rheums

Why IL Il 80 many sud,r from rheumsr
tism aches, pains, kid0ty diseases. live
o On plaint, hear, affections. eic7 IL is simp-
~ because ttey will not come and be
healed. Any dise,re begin from a want Of
iron IL the blood Pms want oi iron makes
Ia blood thin, vafery aud impure. Inn
furv airnf carries wrsEnc.e snd distress TO
every ger. n tue body. Supply this lack
,i lrll ~ p-ing Brosn's Iron Biiters and
yvu Mni r0un hni afself enjoying perfect
freedom from. aches, pains and general ILL.,
health
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AN EvEsTpUL LIre.

MfLwAuEEE, Jan. II r ber' Bles
Lynch clerk OF the wsr depsr meat ~
Washington, VINO died there Siu'd v. vs.
aMilwsukssn and his lie was an eyentiui
one. He wa 9 graduate 81 Dublin univer-
sity, spoke French and Latin fiuently. be.
came wea Thy o. the time Of toe gold lever
Of 40 IN California; WEN into business IN
81 Lau,s failed, came 10 Milwaukee and
was married out lived with us wife only
one day ami then got divorced. When
CITY clerk OF Milwaukee, he was arrested
for en- b. zzlsmenl together vieh the mayor
comptroller ard sevsral member OF the
board % puolic works. Indignation over the
ring discovered was 80 great that he mar
rowiy escaped lynchipg Matt Csrpen-
ter wss to defend n m, but the csss never
cfme % trial on account Of the infi 1ence of
The other defendants. At the line OF the
Deuisn raid Lynch was seDtsncsd 70 Life inn
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NEw YoEK, J n. 15-At the inquest on
ihe body OF scob H. Rothschild. VINO shot
himself 81 his residence In Brooklyn last
night, O brother Of the deceased testified
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ERIE. Pa, Jan. l3.-Leonsrdo Giamo
killed q feilow Italian This afternoon,
shooting him M the heart, after q Or ef al
tercatlon. In his rage he fred three more
sbo,s. but only one man CHARLES de Carlos,
vas injured, and his wouna Is not mortal.
The police captured GIamo.
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TWTfT
State of Texas, county of Dial a, ~: /. X. NJ.
pprdon, Cashier of the above named bank, do
solpmnly swear that tho above statement is
tsne TO the best OF my kno vledse and lief.
+. NJ. REARpON, Cashier
H. s. l-Subscribed and sworn 10 before zoe
this 14ih day OF Januarr, 1884.
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER, Notary Public,
CoRREcr-Attese II " TOMPKlNS,
A. :. PORTER.
G.. A. KEAIING,
Dirantorx
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-06-19

The Frederick exchange is now IN COM
munication with both Baltimore and Wash
ington cities. A force of men are at work
on the gap between this point and Creagers-
town and will probably complete the work
this week. Messrs Miller and Morgan visit
ed us on Wednesday and arranged to place
ten wire switch board in Mcchani'stown,
which will serve until the number OF sub
scribcrs at this point excel DIS ten.
The county commissioners have decided
on the following ratio of taxes for 1884
Public schools 1911 cents on 800; school
houses $50 on 800; public roads n cents;
almshouse, pensions and Jail 10 cents, princ-
pal and interest on county debt 6-2S on 100;
court expenses 4 ; miscellaneous 24-86 on
100; total GO. The state tax is 18f cents. In
1882 the county tax was SO and is in 1888.
1t will be noted that the levy for school
purposes has been increased twenty-five per
cent over last year and that the total tax is
6S cents or 3 cents more than last year, of
which that levied for school purposes &C.
counts for but 81 cents, thus leaves cent in
excess for all other purposes.
Now. what in the mischief does this
mean? The sweeping measures of reform
from which VIC have been given to expect
results in the shape of decreased taxation
would appear from this levy to have been
practically worse than nothing. The rattle
and clatter over the Jail and almshouse and
magistrates; the savings accomplished by
the reduction fifty cents on the amount
paid for the publication of the Annual
Statement and the economy in the matter of
the Local Laws; all this and yet an increase
of ! cent. If ever in the history of sham re-
form there has appeared more prompt and
emphatic demonstration of ignorance and
demagogy ; we should be pleased to have it
executed in Illuminated text and framed to
take its place in our sanctum, reminder to
us of our folly IN advocating reform that
cost us several hundreds ofdollars and result
ed in an increase oftaxation.
Ignoront quacks in finance, begging a
record" for economy, moulded by men
verscd in political and selfish scheming must
be plead us an atonement for our error in ad-
vocating reform that has resulted in an in
creased taxation.
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Oh sapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company

sA"l hKyAs; oe NgrllE. /, rs MMiIs S sIpt'
List of Stations and thel: numbers now
connected with the Emmilsburg Exchange,
to which new names will be added as fast us
connected.
Instruments free to subscribers only. Nom
sui scribcrs must pay if not on subscribers
business.
237 Adams Express Office, Emmitsburg;
2OG Bussey, J. II.
23l-2-3 Cretin, ]. T.
249 Grouse, VIM. II & Son,
2l2 Chronicle Office,
231-3 Catoctn Clarion, Mechanicstown;
23l-3 CayscIl, Charles e.,
24S-2 i. X. r. Depot, Emmtsburg;
226 Emit House,
231-6 Eylcr, L. F., Franklinvillc;
236 Grrthic & Beam, Emmitsburg;
232 Gclwicks, r. H.,
2O2 lIprncr, w. G.,
PAL Hess, John G.,
o34-3 Legarde Ernest,
23l-7 Martin, j. c., Franalinville;
o3l-4 Millers Hotel, Mcchanicstown;
2o2 Mu. L. Stock ms Go Office, Emnitsb'g
237 Mo'tcr, Maxwell Il Co.,
PIP Motlcr, Samuel,
23l-2 Mt. St. Mary's College,
229 Managers Office Exchange,
23l4 Miller, John. Mcchanicstown;
217 Nunemakcr, w. P, Emmit. burg;
2iiS- Ovelman, G. r., (Ofice)
2lS-3 Ovelman, G. r., Residence) :"
226 Sutton, w. X,
235 ST. ,Joscph's House,
231-2 Stocksdale & Bussard, Mcchancst'wn;
23l-5 White s. Leatherman,
249 Western Maryland Hotel, Emmitsb'rg.
TERMS.-For special wire within one
mile Of Exchange $50 per year; for place of
Business and Residence on semi-special wire,
ssh for both SETS
For one set of Instruments on General
Wire over one mile from city, $50 for Bust
ness or Residence.
For Residence in city limits on q general
wire, $50.
Rental paid quarterly.
INTERNATIONAL special wire is a
wire with only one instrument on it, con-
Meeting with exchange.
A general wire is one upon which the
Company reserves the right to put MS many
instruments as they deem proper connecting
with exchange.
70 call the Exchange, press the Button on
left of Bell, as You ring one long ring, then
take down the Hand Phone" and when you
hear from the exchange, say please give me
No.---" Uhe No. Wanted) keep your
Telephone to your ear until you hear from
the party wanted. When through talking
say good bye" hang up the phone, with the
large end down, and give one short ring of
the bell, to notify the exchange that you are
through talking.
When you are called, do not ring back,
hut take down the Hand Phone and place
it to your ear and ask who Calls?'
Thanking the public for their kindness
and patronage in the past, while manager Of
the w. U. T. Co., here, l most respectfully
solicit a continuance Of the same for this
Company.
BELLE G. HELMAN,
Local Manager, G. & P. r. Co.
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Nrw e7he'hsfmenfs
Fertilizers
Fertilizing Materials
and Produce.
We call the attention Of the

We call the attention Of the
Farmers of this and surrounding COM
munt,es to our fertilizer trade this year.
We have purchased the exclusive right to
manufacture BIRkLY'S AAmOniated and
Super PHOSPHATES, which we will
offer to FARMERS and ALL that are ell
gagged in AGRICULTURAL pursuits.
This FERTILIZER has been tested in
this and surrounding communities and has
given entire satisfaction, and will stand
the test beside any fertilizer in the market.
We guarantee our FERTILIZER to be
strictly what it Is recommended to be and
intend TO keep our brands up to their highest
standard by having 1t analysed by the best
chemists in the State, we know exactly what
we sell.
As ace hare come amonq you as strangers
zoe respectfully ask a share ofyour patronage.
We also keep the following MATERIALS
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The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chappcd
Hands, and all skin eruptlons, guaran-
teed to cure in every instance, or mon
ey refunded. rs cents per box. For
sale by NJ. E. Leatherman.
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CQLeWTY NEWS.
JOttlngs from our Exchanges.

FLAGMAN APPoINTED.-Mr. John Geo
Sim, keeper of the first toll-gate on the
Woodsboro turnpike has been appointed
flagman by the Pennsylvania railroad at the
crossing near the toll.gate. The appoint
mcnt is in conformity to an act of the recent
LcCislature.-CaW
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"For want of a nail the shoe was lost, for
want of shoe the horse was lost" says
poor Richard and for want of Days Horse
and Cattle Powder many horses, cows, sheep
and hogs are daily lost. Price rs cts. per
package of one pound, full weight.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-06-19

The following bit Of photography is in the
possession of school teacher: "Tome stade
lom cuz he had no close to ware and that
eXcux enuff god nose"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-06-19

INDIcrED.-The grand jury of Carroll
county has found bill of indictment against
Ben. A. Richardson, of the lnder, for assault
with intent to kill Dr. Wright. From all re-
ports received we have come to the conrlu-
sion that our brother will have hard time
of IL -R1nner
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-06-19

EXIT COCKER SPANIEL.-Twoo of the three
cocker spaniels have been disposed Of ny gift
and third one is in training on Monocacy'
They were nice but they were naughty.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-06-19

Schroeder's Corn Solvent is recognized the
Sovereign remedy of the 10th century for
Corns. IS cents.
RETURNED FROM KANsAs.-Mr. Jas. A.
Hopp and family who left for the West las,
spring, have returned to and will make their
home again in Emmitsburg.
New Advertisements.
Agents Wanted.
Agents Wanted,
Business Local-John Root.
Fertilizer-L. G. Smith & Co.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-06-19

We have been indirectly informed that the
present board of town commissioners will
require the removal Of the tomato refuse at
the Cannery
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-06-19

SHILOH'S VITALlZER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
rs cents per bottle.
Sold by DR.. M. +. Lcatherman.