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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24
DIR. j. Shelton N'kcnXir,
OCULs.,r AND CrTICIAN,

Graul,latr Of the University of E'jn''nrg
tulcgc oi' ouiha)"oIogy, And Royal ~" In
Urinary VIII I've at Mrs. Wurhjn@t"n John
son.. 80 30 Ea$, Church street, f'rrtrr'H
II for short period OF time, where h" MAN
be consulted hv those suffering from disease
or any difficulty ot their ewes. DR. NJ hrn7ir
has made special study OF diseases Of the
eve and having Mad an &ctiyr practice of ten
wear. in Europe and America 'whryt' nc
cav successfully coE1hat the diseases which
are 80 destructive TO this lri'r&lr organ.
All organizations ere made wii.I tn" opt ha,-
and other scientific Instruments
used IN mulrrn op.hnlmoiogy A correct
diagnosis is made 1T c9ru persona cast and
an accurate statement given OF III" exact coH.
i;,Iun of their cvrs In functional diseases
ul The eyes, whcr" glasses ere indcaird,'he
doctor cuts, rrInds and adjusts Them torrach
p'rsun, thus lnSUing perfect Nis'"n, ease
ami comfort 70 the w'@.rer These glasses
are free from the iMprr.rciionS usually found
jnr hssc>, viz: Mud rr~kS, cracks, flaws,
waves, h.istrr&, etc. IicV n" ia""r from
pure uuar,7. very whitc ana a. transparent
~ the purrsl ,prin@ water. These goods are
no, pa, on sale in The shops. They are only
ground and fitted 10 order. Thousands OF
people who's are suffering with their eyes from
over lHchrymalion, pain over the eye and
through the globe, "A duli h2ayinc~s Of the
eve Itself u morbid trc,AG a1 though thrr"
were sand imbrddrd in tine nUcoN. m"nNranr
of lii" lids, very sensible 10 light and ar and
q desire to partially close ;h" eyes, or an in
ciplrnt inflammation in the globe Of lids.
These and a great many more troubles may
be cited which can uc entirely overcome II
the person 50 afflicted via consult an o"ulI>t,
" NO understands physical and physiological
optics, the laWs Of light, Ictla(tion &C.
There are very frw cases of eyes or vision
lu can b" brought to approximate nearly
normal vision With properly adiN-|rd glasses.
Testimonial, of the most substantial charhr-
ter Cases treated since TIE Doctor has been
in town can be readily asr,rainrl by any
person " hU will take Ia" trouble to inquire
Dlficc hours from toJ II. m, II to 5 and
& to p. m.
aUr 10 ".
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

Near Ca,nc'in Furnaces, this COUNTY on Sep
l,1nlcr T., 1850, Mrs. Mary L. Martin,
aged 80 years AMI 10 days.
In Irwi,town. this county, ON The 20th insj.
VIM. Il. Bowers. in the 10Th year Of his
aye.
Near Drcriicll on the 10Th inst John War
ucr aged IS yrs, limo. Is 1ay7.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24
HscEltl,s0n &NiINEN.

, Twenty wears ago we entered Dickinson
College, a "prcp;' just twenty Years after
wards we returned to That venerable in>titu
ton having III our charge a Young man who
entered "prcptiom." On Monday of last
week we accepted as our ward fox day or
two, Master Henry t., son of Mr. Goo. II.
johnson of this place and with him we made
the trip to Carlisle and our -i5Dm Nat'r
/ While We had made frequent visits dUliHr
the fifteen years intervening our graduation
and The present, it remained for this one TO
bring us to Il Knowledge of the VAT strides
which Dickinson has takcu during those
ycHrSanl to fully acQn int us with the muli
piled advantages which the Nud,n! there
now enjoys over those which we deemed tX-
ccllcnt twenty years ngn, The STANDARD of
graduation has been raised, pcrsi~tcnliy raised
through all these years, additional chairs
have been endowed, new courses Of study
added to the old and oldtishi.ncl rUrric
uunl, new buildings erected H.I roS blood
infused into both managing bodies, Tie lruS
tees and the faculty. the magnificent gifts
of a number of the wealthy friends of the
college has not only renewed the old and
erected new buildings but it has brought to
Dickinson IN income which renders il posi-
bic to compete with other institutions in the
market OF brains and her chairs are now
filled with wcIl-pad professors, whose place
in the world OF letters and science stands
second to hut few Of our American collcg, =
At oar request the President, i)r. J. y.
McCaUley, complied for our convenience the
following statement:
Carlisle, Pa, sept, 1G, lSS1
"Within the past three years, there has
been secured on
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

C- A complete stock of
SUGARS, SYRUPS AND OTHER GRO
CERlIIS
at lowest market rates at
Grimes & Boblitz.
CT NAMBURGS, INSERTIONS, LA
CES, INDIA LINEN ), VICTORIA
LA WINS, EDGiNHS, ETC, at
Grimes & Bobltz.
CT BACON, AND FISH
at lowest rates at
Crimes & Bollitz.
tY' AS the summer is advancing, we cal
make it to the interest of all desiring topur
chase GOODS for the season to give us ;
call Grimes & BohilZ.
CIV" Our stock Of SHOES has been
lately rcpl,ni$hcd anil we invite in.
sprclioh of the same. We be-
licyc that "A nimhlc six
pence is worth more
than slow shill-
ing
cI3- Grimes & BohlilZ 7 90 II
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Scottt'alc, PA. May q, Il
To whom il may concern

To whom il may concern;
| was ailng fora number Of years with a
disease Of the lungs, liver complaint, coneii-
patton a. d nervousness and ! had at least
twenty doctors and gel no relief from anyot
them, uliil Jaw DR.. Ploutz of WayncShoro
Pa. now at ConnrlisyiIir. lie saw me and
commenced taking his medicine (Tonic FL
iXcr and Bilious ri Isl and in three days at.
ter taking the first dose was getting help
and am now still getting better all the time,
During HE time Of two weeks taking OF
medicine have been helped and am still
getting better. For 20 years have spent at
least 1900 and never had .lIc same rlIetthat
| now have. Charles savers.
West Oycrton, Pa. June %, 1885.
The undersigned ha, been sick about one
year with lulg disease. stomach, con>tipa-
ton ani nervous affection. Had four differ
en-, doctors, but no help, One stated that
he could not pm in " new stomach another
said i, he could ret tia" constitution lnjli up,
the UNDERSIGNED would get a right, hut he
ia;lcl Dr. P!outH then al Coun"'tsyil!" was
san; for and in three days got help and am
getting better daily.
Mrs Oliver Beard.
sept 3
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Grimes & BnhlitZ. 7 90

TO the Puhlic-A Inland, Pa. Dec. Is, ~.
This is to certify that for ten days ! was
consiipnlcd and in the bands Of several cad
inc physicians, without help from them. DR.
PfOutz being then at Ashland, was called on
and after giving two doses Of the Dr. Ocl)l-
e. PEputz' bilious pills, was entirely cured
and able to attend TO my work. | heartily
recommend him to my friends Respectfully,
George Lewis.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

Autumn communion services We're held at
Rocky Ejdsc Lutheran church on Sunday
last. The attendance was lHrgcr than for
wears, If ever before oqualIcd,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

LABOR AND CAplrAL.-lt your system is
not in good condition, you lose time Tor labor
yourself strength an yigor BY using Health
R"S' Orrr
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

Hon. II. Clay NALL is i'll at the tarl,n
House Frederick of rcmittcnl bilious fever,
the result Of malnra
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

RtuuvAL.--Dr. J. :. Mckenzie. ocuist Of
Frr,',!ick city Will remove his ohir" OF the
2~th ia>!, to Eas, Patrick street, over he
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

Our stock Of boots and shoes is ful and Of
TIE very hest make for T2.1Jai
Roots.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

I. ET TIE ISSUE u. itAlsED.-Wc have
heard it in!imatrl that tho question Of the
cx,s;iE- Lo"4l option law viii hc placed be-
fore H." candidate, for the House of Dele
gates from TIM, county at the coming cleo
tion.
The temperance men will "'pr''> let 9"
Of il wilholl Il tght, ii least protest, but if
they can succeed in exchanging HIGH Ii
crrsr in This county for the rAi>tjn" uli-
cro", prc;rHsr ami mi.rr .Uic iailar", they
will hove diverted thj, place Of q R"'Sanr"
AMI Themselves o! Tie charg, o! ncins i'm
Yrarirtn,r.
SAull tie ,sSgc II So, Ms we trust il may
tie .a,i,ion of THE CLARION viii hr no I'M
certain ono it may hc relied upon I" favor
the r, peal O! illr present ineffective law an"
Will yea more, insist upon ii that SH'h
repeal br conditioned upon the passage OF q
law rutusing license to any pnc in tie conn
~ Who Ior, nos engage 10 ium' h cnt"lIain'
m"rt and shelter to man am hc&st, Eotcl
lycl,rrs. and chat license allowed them shall
I've at rates vastly higher Than those under
the existing law. In a wuEd "" are, as We
always have been, hon"@,i. AMI Determines
i o,po-rl TO Loca, Option and feel fully
competent TO demonstrate tho fact that il
has proven most dcciic! Iy qualified sue
cess, H. a Temperance measure nhd that we
arr arr-,r,clly committed t" tht yicwN
and ready to undertake. thc advocacy of
HIGH 'crnsr.
Vet The iss lc bc raised we shall welcome
it, a& AL good citizens should and think,
viii.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

Until further notice, Mr. Geo, w. Sprow
will serve oysters every Saturday evening.
The weather is yet too warm to warrant
keeping them regularly. See adv in anoth
or column.
Fuckers and doves are more plentiful this
fall than for years. They arc being killed in
large numbers by our local hunters. Bird
potpic is . dclcacy now frequently INDUCED
in by our people.
Our farmers would be pleased to have q
good soaking rain, the ground is too fight
and dry to insure termination of the wheat.
1t was thus last fall and the poor crop was
mainly due to the failure Of the wheat to
sprout and grow last fall.
The county fair approaches and from all
that we can gather it will he made one Of
the most entertaining exhibitions yet given
to our people. While there aft many ohict-
tionable features introduced at all county
fairs and while our Frrleri,'I; County s0cic-
ty secs property admit her full share them,
there are many opportunities atlordcdto our
agricutur;sts to benefit and instruct them
selves. The attractions at the coming fair
will be numerous.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24
Local Items.

First came iAc postotiicc next will be the
cl", ton and then thc-WAtcr- works.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

The equlnoc!al gales put in appearance
on tn" South Atlantic coast on Sunday last
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

VERY lLl--rhc wife Of "nr respected
i"Wnsman, Mr.. l.. J. RamshNrgh, las been
seriously III for several weeks She has had
nHnni,r OF commissions AMI is a present
writing in y very vrccariouS STAT" o! health
hut possibly something more favorable than
during last week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24
New Advertisements.
New Confectionery Etc--G. W. Sprow,
Teach Srhool-A. II. Craig.
For County Clcyk-B. G. Fitzhugh.

lfyou have any odd articles for sale,
line tr two at five cents each in the "}uSi-
ness Locals" of The CLARION will bring you
an offer Oar experience in this Inc has
been such that we are safe in warranlng
~ .l,,,n
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

Buy red seal brand co.!re put un express
" for my own trlir j. Roots
First arrival q! Fall goods at
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

f. Armstrong, ESD, Waterloo, Culpcpper
Co., Va, says he used Powclfs Fertilizer
last fail. Wheat did as well as the fertilizer
costing double. Wll want ten tons this fall
These fertilizers are manufactured by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

The saloon keeper who first introduces
and establishes raw box in McchanlcstoWn
will strike a bonanza and will strike it rich.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

Look OUT ro" BARGNN.-I"rrmAh
Fuhr will sell on October Eth, in Mrch"N-
;rStoWn at public sale u farm ot92 acres al
80 4 mountain lot 81 30 acres. See bills.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

N-'>
cl-, ton and then -watcrworks.
The equlnoc!a gales put in appearance
on tn" South Atlantic coast on Sunday last
Hon. II. Clay NALL is i'll at the tarlr
House, Frederick of rcmittenl bilious fever
the result Of malaria.
The Rocky Ridge Batter and CAccsc Fac
tory is now in successful operation. Up
wards of POO gallons of milk are received
daily.
Autumn communton services We're held at
Rocky njdGc Lnibrran church on Sunday
last. The attendance was larscr than iol
wears, If ever bctNr" equalIcd.
LABOR AND CAplTAL--N your system i
not in good condition, you lose time ior labor
and lost labor is lest capital, Therefore give
yourself strength an yigor By using liealtll
R"st Orcr
VERY lLl--rhc wife uf our respected
i.vnsman, Mr.. l.. !. Ranslurgh las been
seriously III for several weeks. She has had
n nH,nh,r OF commissions AMI is Al present
writing in y very vrrcarioUs STAT" o! health
hut possibly something more favorable than
during last week.
Plagiarism is freely charged upon the co,in-
try newspaper man. 1t should he Il most
.rutiYi;i. ;hiny tosomc ofcitT writers to find
even" country newspaper mnn,who was Will
ins 20 subscribe to some Of their sentiments
As style and logic thcrrwouId he frequent
ucca ion for even yet greater sci. graduation
on the part of The urban editor
Every Lover Of good music should lend
their effort t" make hr Instrumental and We.
e.! concert on Thursday cyr;!ing (to-day) an
uuGuHitrd Success IN I.nint q attendance -
Miss Ettic Will incur considerable expense;
DO not allow >ny part thereof to fail upon
her, rather should She m handsomely re-
war,lvd for the enjoyment afforded by hcrct-
forts.
There is at last bright promise of a lime
stone dressing for that part of the +. X. +.
turnpike within the borough limits. With
il cnmcsa promise Of ia" removal Of the
htcbh1ar on tnurch-st. The grading o.
this at the summit to the extent of at least
tour feet VIII be Of vast utility and should by
All means he done before the turnpike com
Ipnv give, it tn" ,al Of limestone.
RATHER SLow.--In the way of rallroaling
AM for somcth'n NJ Internationally tedious
and slow, commend we to you the b 4 c. \.
train which connects W tn the fast mail west.
1t is Il "miNri' train, freight and passenger,
hu, does not carry any "pcrishab!r' freight,
We imagine, else the company would prob
ably get into trouble on account of fruit de-
caycd AN! rr-s s,perannuatcd en- route
.AcCIDMNT-N, lille lIr. Martin l.. Miller
residing near Rocky Ridge, was crossing
some licl IS On his way home from work on
last Saturday week ago, in climbing a
fence, slipped and fell on the top lail slrik-
ing hi1 stomach. He both heard ana felt
something rive way and after one AVID one
half hours laboriouS and painful travel he
reached his homr and las since that time
been contiHcl to his bed.
Bishop he Schvcinitz of the MorHvian
church has compiled a history of that church
and the hoOl; is now for sale. We have the
assurance Of capable judges THAT this book
will hr q most interesting work to oar pco-
pie. The horavian church in this nci@hbnr-
hood, vas established ~ years $50, hence
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been secured on
SiOi 10000

Besides the above, ! collected in small
sums, IN 1885, to repair East and West Col
lcgrs, about 100000. Plnstcrcd both build
iny- throughout, put in new floors, stail ,&c,
and wainscOttcd Halls, lecture rooms, Sc.
The above shows So $40 for endowment,
! have pledges &c, which will make the total
quite %lCG 600 90.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

SpR1NG WINDS AND CoLDs.-Now is the
inc that chauycahle weather and winds
cause colds on the lungs, and to relieve the
cough Wild Cherry Syrup is the best and
ro>t ttfrrtllal
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

The aspiring candidate now shakcth your
hand cncrgctcaly,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

book OUT for "ahnTp"rs' and s"lndIcrS on
Wednesday next. Three cardmonlc men,
sweat cloths and other viIlainous games and
gamos,vr. usually travel along with n circus
ON the look out for the unwary. 1t is only
necessary that YOU shnHll decline To accept
every prnpo iion, no matter how Favorable,
,oo,;jng to the making of money for v"urarlI;
if You are careful to remember the facts that
il is nssurculy not intended that You sho"ll
wiz and that Il is useless to rndtayor 10 hra,
Il gam, SER ri lis own game, you VIII h"pro-
tcrtcd a.&in.t their every vile, otherwise
YOU viii probably br relieved of your spare
chang" and not even enjoy the game.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

Plagiarism i, freely charged upon the coun-
try newspaper man. Ii should he most
.ratlfyin. :hin : TO some ofcity writers to find
event country newspaper mhn,"ho WAS Will
in, 10 subscribe to some of their sentiments.
AS>o style ami logic t!crrwouIa be frequent
ucra ion for even yet greater self graduation
on tlI,. part of the urban editor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

Try Huy 80 e., sugar syrup Al
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

The comi,ig circuS should do well: it is be
ing more extensively advertised than any
other show that has ever been here.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

There is at last bright promise of a lime
stone dressing for that part of the f. X. +.
turnpike within the borough limits. With
j, comes Il promise Of ia" removal Of the
hlckhb4r on Cnurch-st The grading o.
TINS at the summit TO the extent of AT least
tour feet VIII be of vast utility and should by
All means he done before the turnpike com
Iany gives il III" C. >al Of limestone.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

On Tuesday night last heavy thunder
storm came up from the northwest and for
some hours Il storm very much like the
"CuIiuOctial" prevailed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-24

One of the most common complaints OF
children is worms and as they often suffer- |
long time before il is known, parents should |
watch carefully for the symptoms and give /
DR.. Fahrncvs Intallhlr Worm Syrup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27
THE REBELLION ~ SIN DOMINGO
A TALK WITH EX:MINIsrgE LANG,Tov.


Professor john VI. Lungs on, of Washington,
late Minister TO Hayu and San Domingo, has just re-
turned from two months voyage 20 those islands,
dertaken on a commercial mission for American irng.
TRIBUNE reporter met him last night at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, when he said
al have come back with greater mission than the one
on which went. am authorized by all the great sugar
planter OF san Domingo 10 urge upon Government
the ratification OF the reciprocity treaty pending
between the countries have also letter from Gavan.
the san Domingo Minister to this country. asking
press the matter his behalf lie Ia now at home and
will here this winter The treaty signed by
Gavau and Secretary Freiinghuyscn about six months
before the close OF the Arthur Administration. Their
great product the island sugar. which they desire
lay down In its unrcdnod state chCapy az
possible. 1t is matter Of vital i'm vOrtnce them that
tho treaty should be ratified, and II would DO good
thing for this country"
ais there any special news from tho black repuocs"
"They are having a great revolution in Domingo
the first IN tive years There was a forcible change
in the Government about Juy l. President Bel
nnnl was forced to retire ana Vice President
Gil succeeded him. Gil Is educated young
man OF thirty who speaks English, Spanish,
and French 10 IS backed by lIeureInx who Il the
ables aud most powerful man on the island, ana was
formerly president. change made IN tho policy OF
The Government as To- the taxation OF exports u HlI-
nshrd the prctoIt for General Gcaum 10 orTtnzc a
Tried to- arrest hI At the French "te ABOUT the middle
OF July. lie escaped 10 Rzua whore I've was Joined 10y
a force OF 400 macOntents The Government fOrces,
numbering 600 or 500 men. headed 10y HcurcauN march
ed ont and battle was fought. when the rebels were
defeated. They fed 10 the mountains. whore they
1nreuchcd The Government troops viii eventually
Triumphant There was an in ldcnt In connection with
the attempted arrest Of Glcaum which, while II In
respect sad, gratifying In another. because It
showed tho respect In which this government Is held In
the affair at the French Hotel there msccl-
laneOus shooting. An American named Platt, a New
Yorker, believe. was killed. our representative mnie
demand on thor Government for Indemnity Tor the
widow and child He succeeded IN cOllcc ng $4,000 IN
Mexican silver. Phtt was ciVll engineer bnt vas en-
gagged By HenrcauI as an architect. HcnrcauE Is con-
etructing finest house built In san Domingo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-27

farmer in this vicinity who has attempted to gather his
apples. 1t would be the most Improbable kind OF EN-
ploymont, for they can't he given away. Look where
you Will and there is not orchard where the apples
have all been gathered. Every farmer has not only
flied his cearbns but no has sent barrels OF apples TO
his fends and relatives in the city, and to THE IRI
uNE FreshAr Fund to be distributed among the poor IN
New-York, only limiting the quantity sent by tho
scarcity Of barrels I'm which to pack them The farmers
have also made more cider than before for many years
and the spring may witness great many el-tae noses
from the superabundauce of cider There is lying ABOUT
the elder presses "mash" than has DeIore Deeh
seen Tor many years.
The empty cider barrels have been filled, and an I'M
usually large supply OF apples has been stored away ior
the winter. and still many OF the trees groan uhuer
burdens OF luscious yellow fruit which makes one feel
that IL Is wicked to allow much to 90 TO waste
everybody has lived upon APPLES apples raw apples s
baked apples slowed apples coddied, ana apre pres
In every orchard, in addition to the unpucked rees
are great heaps Of apples OF all kinds that are becoming
frozen during the long. cold nights, and which VIII
never be utilized except manure Ono farmer toI
me n few days that he had Mt least hve hunurcu
bushels that must TO waste, unless knew OF hVe
hundred appe-hungry boys who would come up from
the city and themselves They might be fed out to
tho cattle and pigs but they have become so surtetod
with them that they Will scarcely touch one