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Church Directory.

Reformed Church-Rcv. A. BStoncr, pas.
tor Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society every second
Wednesday evening. Regular services hy
appointment from the pulpit
Lutheran Church-l.rv. W. e. Wire, pas
tor. Services, Sunday 10 \. NJ. and $50 T.
NJ Sunday School :? Z. NJ. Prayer Meet
iuy, Wednesday, G.4j 7. VI.
Protestant Episcopal Cmnrch-Rcv. Ern-
"sl McGill, Rector. Scr'ircss ssSunday, 10 \
NJ and ".l5 p NJ. Sunday School, 800 T.
NJ.
Moravian Church, (Mcchanicotown) Rev
{. c. I.anills, Pastor. Preaching every sun
day, alternating morning and evening"
Prayer Meeting every Friday evening. sun
tay School . o'clock, Il. m.
slorayian Church (Gracchamy Rev. {. G.
l.anills, Pastor
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR.
ming and evening.
Mite society every Monday evening
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday cvcnin.
United Brethren ChurcIl--Mil- Soriety
Second and Fourth Wednesday.
Sunday School r. NJ
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Regular Services by appointment from til,
rupit.
Methodist Episcopal Church - Rev O
Belt, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday at 10 A. VI. Sunday School 4. NJ
praye' Meeting every Thursday evening At
t. H.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-09
THREE LESSONS.

There are three lessons would write,
Three words as with 4 golden pen,
In tracin"s Of eternal light
Upon the hearts of men.
Have Hope! Though clouds environ round,
And @ladncSS hides hcI face in Scoln,
Put thou the shadows from thy brow,
No night but hath i,s morn.
Have Faith Whcrc'cr thy bark is driven,
The calm's dispolt, the tcmpcst's mirth,
Know this, God rules the hosts of heaven,
The inhabitants of earth
Have Love, Not love alone for one,
But man as man thy brother call;
And scatter. like the crclng sun,
Thy charities on all
Thus grave these words upon thy soul,
Hope, Faith and Love and thou shalt find
Strength when liic's surgrS maldcSt roll,
Light, when thou Else wcr, blind.
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The Coyote.

y Wyoming Territory letter to the
/ New York SIN says. The coyote is
the sneak thief, the pickpocket of the
Rocky Mountain region. Although the
dog belongs 10 the sarre genus OF AMI
mails, yet the hunters and trarpers in
expressing their contempt for a Digger
Indian will compare him to ~ coyote,
but never to dog. Even the Indian
dog, whicS. is {, ccvote tanned through
long generations, despises his ancestors
and fights him st every opportunity
with greet show of contempt. So COW
ar1lv is this ;guinrtl that he never cfarcs'
seize bird which faces him, but springs
when its back is turne'l.
Tl,c royotr is found over p very wide
section of country. Evidently their
range is frvlnc sea leav~l 10 10000 feet
above. saw large numbers Of Them
in Wyoming, Idaho an( Montana, be.
tween 5000 and 5000 feet above sea
level. When first seen they are usual
" standing motionless on some slight
elevation OF snong the sage brush. II
no harm is likely to come to them, they
will stand and scrusimize the traveller
from very near point. In fact, they
are safer near by than at distance, as
one Is apt SO take thena for Indian dogs
if they appear tame. In Idaho sa"
them hurting in theiE usral sneaklng
wav, the large sage hens. Indeed, when
| hau taken the trouble to shoot one of
these birds l was surprised to see
nimblc coyote step owt from under
tall sage bush, seize the bird, and dash
away. As that time I was riding thro'
the mountains in couble buggy, and
was unable to- give chase. One day /
climbed an almost rerPenc;rula. eleva-
ton Of about LOO feet On the mar
row top w:ss % coyote, who in his haste
to- escape, leapea too far, an,F fell over
the precipice on The opposite side, sew
eral thousand feet deep. In captivity
the covote is the most servile and des-
picablc rascal Imaginable How the
Indians ever he'd patience to domestl-
cate thela and make courageous anT
faithful dogs Of them cannot imagine.
Although the Indian may be wlteless
and wiswamlcss, he is never dogless.
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An Iigllt-OuMce Baby.

There was an increase in the mum
Der of tenants living at No. 400 Third
avenue, New York. Up to S o'clock
Tuesday morning there were only
twenty six persons in the house, al of
them asleep at that hour. Mrs. Anna
Viering gave birth to IL little stranger,
40 little that even the smallest sun
beams that ctept through the half.clos-
ed shutters was larger than the new
conner. 1t was girl, and, as weighed
by the attending physician by the old
fashioned scales, pulled down just eight
ounces.
An eight-ounce baby, alive and
kicking, was Il thing so uncommon IN
the doctors practice that ne sank back
into chair astonished, then arose dis
appointed and lMH the child by the
side OF It's mother. It was scarcely s.
inches long from the crown Of the head
to its feet, fully developed. 1t cried
Justify, just as much. larger baby
would.
/ Mrs. Niering is. tho mother OF t6nr
well-developcd children, the eldest be-
ing stout lad sixteen years old, who
works as a plumbers helper. There is
nothing unusual about the other chill
dren, who arc Of the ordinary SIZE
Mrs. Viering is thirty-four years old, a
tvpical German woman, with IL rounu
tleshy face and red cheeks.
The eight ounce baby is an exact
counterpart of an ordinary child, when
born its little head measured IL inches
from forehead to back, but it gradual
ly swelled out until it assumed the size
Of a ten.cent ball. Hair not 'ess ,!,a" an
inch lons covered the syolp, auu 4 N''l
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No. | |

hung down over the ear, which was
perfectly formed. 1t was almost too
small to be measured.
Such chubby little face, with spark
ling pea like eyes, was probably never
seen. The mouth looked like Il stretch
ed button hole in lady's glove, and
the hose was the size of a small chila
dolls. The rest Of the body was round
and cll;bby, with soft vclvcty muscles.
The arms and legs were perfect, with
little fingers AND toes We're equipped
with nails, and, as the doctor put it,
the baby had everything but teeth.
The foot measured three quarters Of
an inch from the tip of the great toe to
the heel. A sheet of letter paper
would have ceveres! it completely, and
a bed in an ordinary cigar box would
have been almost too biy. 1t took IL
long time to convince the neighbors
that it was real, live baby, and not a
curiosity for q dime museum.
The doctor carefully wrapped it up
in pad Of waa'ling, and instructed the
nurse to place hot-watcr bag at each
side. A bottle Of swcetcnett water and
barley juice was prepared, and the lit
tie one took a perceptible quantity of
nourishmrnt When the doctor left
the house both mother and child were
doing nicely. TDcs Democrat.
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RETRO.SPECT'ION.

Oh! if we all could but IT live
Our childhood days again,
And have once more tina! faith in man--
That trust of future gain,
How dear would be each simple JOY,
How slight would seem each pain.
But, oh. the years seem long and dear
Since youth babe me adicu-
Winch going left no rccompensc
For dreams that proved untrue;
All, me, those childhood hopes contained
Sweet joys never knew.
Push back the gray clouds of time
On chi dhood's cotlinrd head
Heap up the sod and turn away
With silent, fearful tread;
For trust, and peace, and innocence
Lie buried with the dead
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The Maid of Gherbury
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lovers ia'e Ill oc"'Ia'riheh' ) 'll''''
cIaSl'i'5 MS ha''d III oo'l' or herS' ie'i'7
back against a weather. beaten bulk
head, while musical laughter rlrples
from her rosy lips.
"Oh but where have your eyes
been, Harry, my man. she asks, as
soon as she is able to speak; then she
continues, very demurely :. "As thou
saycst, lad, he is often up at mothers
and he Is old enough. and TO spare, to
be my father, an
Let him bide, my lass; let HIM bidc,
can trust thee with any lsan OF 'cm
all, interrupts her lover, impetlonsIv
as he hurricdly glanccs of to the foot
of the lane which leads down to Cher
bury Cove. "llere be George, an lit
tie JIM an your Uncle Humphrey, an
that means it's dead low water, and |
must slip off at once II m to make
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In the New Orleans markets every

In the New Orleans markets every
thing is sold by the eve. There is no.
standard Of measurement. Nine-tenths
of the hundreds who sell in the noted
Frenvn markets Of the city do not know
what IL bnrhel or a peck is. The.S buy
their vegetables by the lot and place
item, in little piles or tables. These
piles are Of different sizes and prices.
The buror looks at tic piles, anti buys
that which he thinks is biggest and
best. Sometimes buckets and boxes
are used to.measure, but they are Of
all kinds and shapes.
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Almost every person has some form
Of scrofnlous poison latent i'll his
veins. When this develops i'll scrof''--
lous sores, ulcers, or eruptions, or
takes tho form Of rheumatism, or Or
game diseases, the suffering that ell.
sues is terrible beyond description
Hence the gratitude of those who
discover, as thousands yearly 30, that
Ayers SarsaparilIa will thoroughly
eradicate this evil from the system.
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AYERS PILLS.

A large proportion Of tho diseases which
cause human suffering result from derange-
ment of tho stomach, bowels, and liver.
AYERS CATIIARrIC PILLS act directly upon
these organs, and are especially designed to
cure tho diseases caused by their derangc-
ment, including Constipation, Indiges-
tion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dyscntery,
and host of other ailments, for all Of
which thoy are a safe, sure, prompt, and
pleasant remedy. Tho extensive use OF these
PILLS by eminent physicians in regular prac-
tice, shows Enthusiastically the estimation In
which they are held by the medical profess
sion.
These PILLS arc compounded Of vegetable
substances only, and are absolutely free from
calomsl or any other injurious ingredient.
A Sufferer from Headache writes:
"AyER's PILLS arc invaluable to me, and
arc my constant companion. l have been
. severe sufferer from Headache, and your
PILLS are tho only thing l could look TO
for relief. One dose will quickly move my
are the most effective and the easiest physc
have ever found. 1t Is q pleasure TO me to
speak in their praise, and always do 80
when occasion otfor5.
Franklin St., Richmond,Na June 3, 1882.
hNVC uSCu n Eh y llllS Ill uuIuUCI-
less instances as recommended by you, and
have never known them to fail to accomplish
tho dcsirod result. We constantly keep them
OH hand at our home, and prize them as
pleasant, safe, and reliable family medicine.
Fol: DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable.
j. Il. HAYES"
Nle1ia, Texas, Juno II, 1882.
Tho REV. FRANCIS b. HARLowi, writing
from atlanta, Ca, says: "For some years
past have been subject to constipation,
from which, in spite of the use Of medi-
zines OF various kinds, suffered increasing
Inconvenience, until some months ago l
began taking AYERS PILLS. They havc
entirely corrected the costive habit, and
haro vastly improved my general health"
AYERS CArHARTIc PILLS correct irregu-
larlties Of tho bowels, stimulate tho appc-
tito and digestion, and by their prompt and
thorough action give tono aud vigor to tho
whole physical economy.
PREPARED BY
Dr. C.Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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mechanically takes the tillcr. "A 1T
tie later the boy Jim has unlooscd tie
arms he has thrown about his old conf
rade's neck, and scrambled forward
strains his eyes toward the harbor
which the little craft is now rapidly
nearing, and in a very fever Of excite
ment imparts the intelligence that
Humphrey and Rachel have come over
from Cherbury and are awaiting his
return.
Hating Of speech. mechanical of ac-
ton, stony-eycd us one who dreams,
Harry Reed sits with his hand on the
tillcr, asking no questions; hearing
nothing beyond the quick throb of his
pulse and the surging OF the blood in
! his ears. So the moments pass and the
boat is brought up ulonsitic the har-
| Dor steps, Yet another brief interval
ard Harry has tumble.l his way mech
anically up on to the pier; and 4 mo-
ment more and he becomes suddenly
conscious of the approach of woman S
figure, Of a passionate cry in his ears,
and of Il half, ,fanting form in his arms
"Rachel, Rachel T. groans the strong
in his agony, when his voice at length
comes to him, "coUIdn't thou not have
remained true to me even this short
while"
Her fingers move over the face as the
fingers of the blind move.
"Truc, Harry?' she murmrrs "Ayc,
true till death ~
"Truc?' Ire cries, casting her from
him in Il sudden frcnsy Of passion,
"when thou rt married ''
"Married%" she wispers, gazing help.
lessly into his face. Then suddenly
she conprehcnls, and begins to laugh
historically and sob ; and he, by some
subtle intuition, suddenly cong orehcnds
also, and straining her to his beart
cries:
"Idi)t that | have been ! I was
blind-blnh; bat now | can see W
And all this time q haired,
weather. beaten coast o,lar,ts,uan has
been tacking round and about these
two central figures, yawing Off as he
has approached, only to be drawn at
last into irresistible contract with them
What further words may have been
spoken, or acts performed, by the lit
tie group, history does not record but
that Humphrey Cheal quilted Har-
wich Pier-head that morning with
clear two inches added to his stature,is
capable of distinct proof for is not
Humphrey himself-a witness as little
given to romancing rs any officer who
serves her majesty on the storm beat
en- coasts of these islaula-rcady to-
vouch for the fact !:
They did not wait long, those lovers.
for the last act of their little domestic
episode they thought that, after that
parting of theirs, there was no occasion
to 10 50. 1t was shortly after daybreak
on the first Wednesday Of the month
of May that they met; and on TIE Sol-
lowing Wednesday, just a little before
noon, the bells of Cherbury church
rang out Il gladstone peal, and Rachel
Cheal and Harry Reed, kncelng side
by side; turned over fair fresh page
and as man and wife commenced Il new
chapter Of the great book Of their lives.
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HAkTO & &. Y. RAILROAD.

Trairl leave Eci"cmont for Wayncsboro,
Chambrrshur@ and Shppcnshur" daily cx-
tclt SuILAy at ,.'!2 and II 40 A. VI. and 40
+. VI. OF Sunday at sjoa. m. and $50 i. NJ.
Train, fer Edgrmont leave daily Shipprns-
burg A. 60 \. VI. and 20 and 335 p. NJ,
NAamhcrslpfgiat 6 l5 A. NJ, l.55 and 100
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Noah was the first man who strict
ly observed lent. He lived on water
for forty days and forty nights.
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So III. G. RADCLIFFE,
e6Yy n~ DENTIST, -uaa

Informs the Public that he has located in
I.i@r,v1own and will visit LEW lSrOWN
thr Firs, Tuesday ofcach month at Mr.. o.
r. IimnvrmanS store. The following We'd
ncsdav and Thursday in tllANlCS-
TOWN at the Miller House. Persons wait
I'll ON at their residence if desired. Moderate
Prices for filling and putting up teeth.
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TT CLAY ANDERS,
DENTIST, @
IHIIN -

Has located in Moclmncsiown ("tlice in
j"hn Rouzcr's building, opposite Lutheran
church, and is prepared to perform all opcr-
ations pertaining to Dentistry according to
the Most Approved Methods. Special at'rn.
,ion .iycn to the Preservation of the Nat
ural Teeth. All work entrusted to his care
can he submitted to the clusr>t scrutiny of
,hoSr competent to Judge.
Will visi, Le,riStorn an the First ho'dny
Of turh month j.: SabW,xrVh on tie Stron1 .N,n
day and Cr"WerStouu on tie 7hird .Nonday
Of ndrh MonM
Persons waited on at their residence if
lr,ircl
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An old maid may toss her head
and laugh at the idea Of marriage,
bu' in thlt very laugh she goes che.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-06

TORN ''nnins.-TNe Narro,o Gazette
saws thai corn tanning is b.r,n, .,.
popular industry il Prince Ga,.a
The 6 tzttIe says "we have a., IL
ec''faI operations tar,e fs,oris. ~ a.sr
N''cheIis'ilei operated by uessr, He,oe aui
Davis respectively aud one ~, .-,jt,ge
conducted y Nr Thomas cl.eett. i weston
Nr. oaFet'' commenced his Operations ii
1882 on III fine estate, sitna,.a . IVA
nlie. from Ibis place, and from ANAL IT,
ginning bus added to bis fseilIae. 4 4 Is
enable hlm 10 he rated now among i. largest
ptkcrs p The State. The natur,is...=..s Fl
our soil, 10 com nation with ei..,ifat
se'ms Pefnt''-lr adapted to The growth IL
'h' valuable cereal, tent, 10 Ill. tt3t
perfection that Il scarcely attain. !, 4, I'm
r. section of the State. This fact Mil gtcat
r"re anil attention bestowed BIZ II, g,ge.t
have -iven his brand aa,me ia, ,.sn.ru
md sought after in the market anil .ad.e1
II FL not too much to say. tbt, b,t....c.
ofeded IN making il one Of Tie mos, popular
brands ot the trade. As an egi8sn.a i. tsis
fae' It can be stated That Or bi.n,.,e fIs-
900 cases II The p.st year. ,ba,. on-
10" On hand, and be has 10 means ,sfDIl.
the many orders that almost duly..,.bh i.n.
This Is success 'ltl go cheerful, s-,.4.ae
n = III
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RnnkS Given AMY.

Books GINen Away. LfdteS Gittfe 10
Fanny Hork Contains over zoe handsome
Illustrations Ct large 3 column pages, nicely
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Ladles PIRATE Companion. Il complete
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subject of interest to Wife mother, or
daughter. Gives the advice and information
50 many times desired by ladies, but which
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Fan anil Gindg- handsome 4s page
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Tic Houser1s An Illustrated domestic
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10 Cook, eFaucy Work, Household Mat
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American laIy Irregular price Sl.oo.
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THIS for new subscribers only, who send aow.
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to our patrons, by the unparalleled re-
-ducliou in prices for hri cat. fresh, fash
onable Clothing for Men and Boys
Shrewd buyers are rapidly purchas-
ing the many Bargains we offer in Car
ments Of our own acknowledged superb
on make Here are few sample quo
tations;
75cts & 90 for durable, good look
ing, Mems Pants
> 80 for a Mans handsome Cashmere
Pants, dark, neat pattern, sid every
where for 3 90
5 90 for Mans All Wool Suits.
200 for a MINIS Melton Oyercoat,
warm AMI strong
81 for Boys Melton Suit, size
I'll.
3 80 to 900 for largest stock Of
Mems Oversees and Newnarkets ever
seen in America
10 90 is the uniform price for several
thousand stylish Mems Suits, all fresh
aud new many reduced from Is 90 and
II 90
1900 is the figure placed on over
1900 finest Cashmere and Worsfed
Suits. Every one worth 800 to 500
more.
Toys suits down to 1900, s 50 and
300 sizes Eli formerly 500 tc
) 90 higher
Thousands Of Bargains too numerous
to mention; mu be seen to be appreci-
ated. Visit
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Personal. 4 u. 1t Nit

Personsl.-A d. # Willie to your al
want &c TO Io'k through the enormous Stock
Of su.,sTo oyereoAts, aad Fall and Winner
Suits, all Of this Seasons make, nov SELLING
rapid ! a as,ouishiuglY low Prices az \
oehm 4 S.n's, \. +. cor. Hanover and pr,,,
streets, nals;r}oge.
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FOR SALE
TO MOTHERS.

F,erv babe should have a bottle Of DR.. FAIR
NEYfs TEETHING SYRUP. Perfectly safe.
~ Oniun, or Morphia mixture. Win relieve
ral;r Criping in the Bowels and Promote Diff.
~. Teethiny. Prepared by DRs. D. FAHRNEr
! son. HagcTstow il Md. Druggists sell ii Is cts
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Ioc0l Breri,,es.
4 pillar sham the quack docter.

L0cal Breuif,es.
4 plar sham-thc quack doctor
The art ofkeeping secret Modern hook
keeping
Icy-cre,m oaght to be very cheap next
summer
This has been a hard winter on weakly and
sf,biy persons.
Paut.loons are worn longer in January
than February three days longer
.rhe Hall Of The Dali rbuda IS what Chi
ergo folks call roller Kinks.
i ing around the moon is . sign ofrdn,
snd ring around the eyes is i sign Of blow.
Testimony was taken on Tuesday before tie
Commissioner in the Fisher divorce case.
The mnnps prev,iI in the ueighborhood Of
Pomoakey
Size sd. Baughs Chemicals. This j. a
6rst cis. fertilizer, give ii ,rld lthas in
I'll cases given satisfaction and will sad ,n
anayzus test.
s5aey Is in quicker over tile question,
shall our girls WHISTLE OF course they
NAV, + the, strengthen their lung. b. usirg
iae great Dr. Bal's Cough syrup.
Mr. F.J NaIi3x who has been dangerous
Is i'll, w. learn uqon good authority, is inn
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