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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
John COBsON.

BoRDEXTowY, Nj. Sept. 3.-John Cobson, an
engineer Of the old Camden and Amboy Railroad. died
here ON August 81 Whom John Brougham. the come
dian with hs company. twenty-five years ago, played
In NewYork aud Philadelphia On the same night Cobson
was M the throttle of the Delaware No "a aud passed
over tho route IA far New Brunswick and back IN
safety All along tho route bOnrcs greeted them AZ
NJ his engine detached and the II. H.
RrnsOn la charge Of Engineer Ralph Page, now dead
took the company TO Jersey CITY ami back 10 New
Hfunswick Cobson was u Mason aud was buried by tho
onler here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
sERIoUsLY SrAn8Ep M 4 BARRooM QuARREL

Several longshoremen went into the liquor
at No. 4O3 Wcst-st at late hour on Wednesday
night and ranged themselves at the bar for drinks
James Dayitt, homeless and dissOlnte man. VINO has
also been known By the OF DIVER sided up TO
the bar and als0 called or drink He evidently
pected that the iongshoremen pay his drink
but OF them asked II he had any money The
ton lod TO wraige and the bartender ordered an the
inen TO the place. On the sidewalk Davitt drew
knife stabbed William Powderiy the shoulder and
Abdomen The knife had keen blade and the cuts wero
not felt by the wounded OngshOreman until Daylit had
run away. P0wderly began TO bleed profnsely and his
friends called policeman who sent him In an anbu-
lance 10 ST. yincents Hospital Tho surgeons discov-
cred that Powderly's wound in the abdomen most
dangerous one the knife having pierced the peritoneum
And cut of the ntestines They informed the police
that the probably could not live moro than a few
kours Dagifs was arrested in West Side grOg shop
early yesterday morning. The police know him as
worthless drunken fellow. At the hospital he was
oAsntihsa by Powderly, and aiterward he was COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
4 KEDDING YESTERDAY.

Relatives and few friends assembled at No.
Pill East Eixhteenthst., Wednesday night at the
marriage OF Alice Margaret daughter OF Mrs George h.
Brett 10 Walter Norris Douglass The Rev j. A. cram
dali oifciated. The Misses Edith III. ana Gertrude r..
Brett sisters of the pride, and Miss Laura DOuglhss,
were the bridesmaids and George BailwiG was goomN-
The departure OF the young couple on tDer tour
followed by shower OF rice grains ana inc usuai
MD aho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
BROORLYX REPUBLIOANS OPEN THE CA MPAi0N
The first meeting of the Twenty-first Ward

Republican Association of Brooklyn, held last evening
I'm the wooden wgwam at Throop aud Myrtle ayes was
largely attended with the expectation that acf1n would
me- takem fayoring The nomination Of eI-AldeTman
Joseph @. Hacker for Mayor. Much
time Wa consumed Ia routine business and many words
were wasted An effort to tho selection OF cam
pagn committee OF ve representing Zach faction OF inc
Ward resulted ia defeat and II was voted 20 select
OF Mr. Hacker did deem IL wise TO introduce reso
iuton I'm his favor In Wow OF tho bitterness shown IN
the discussion, and the matter was allowed 10 90 By
defsulk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE, sept. Al a. m-The depression over
the Lakes became elongated east aud west but lessened
I'm energy yesterday Partial cloudiness and occasional
rains were reported from that region and the South
Atlantic coast Elsewhere It fair Tho temperature
fell slightly between Lake Huron and Nebraska and rose
An the Districts thence eastward. The movement OF tue
barometer here sdownward during tho elear weather
Tho temperature ranged between 5f' ana 7O', the
average tBl6sq Delng 7iao lower than on the GORE
spending day year ana 4Is' higher than on Wednes
day. a., =. =. -, -. -
Partly cloudy weather and possibly light rain may DO
expected this city and vicinity to-day ana tomorrow
with higher temperature TO day ana lower saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
THE NEW VISITOR TO THE PERMANENT.

PHELPS, Sept. 3.-Professor Brooks, of the
Rcd House Observatory. secured observations OF the
w,nderfu new star In great nebula OF Androneda
last night and this morning. marked Increase Of light
WAS discovered between the observations Tho star is
now Of the sixth magnitude and easily visible to the
.ked ovo small telescope or opera glass shows it
we'll Professor BROOKS believes II may yet attain great
brlaucy and regards ms one OF the most remarkable
,hcnon,enn I'm the annals OF astronomy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
FIVE MEASURES FOR woRKINGsIEy.

ROME, y. Y, Sept. 3(Spe,iaA. The Executive
Committee elected By the workngmens Convention here
yesterday held meeting to day and the following
were agreed upon, to he pushed before the
coming Democratic and Republican Conventions: The
Child Labor bill. the TenHour law. the H0oey Prison
bill and State printing and amendment-to health laws
The committee will issue nj once their cireGlar GAZING
for a convention 10 nominate labor candidates for AS
semby aud Senate who shall champion the i've meas
agreed upon aud also circular pledgins all candl-
dates the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
VI. F. TOmpkins of 2S6 Bleecker-st. sells
Colgate Co.. lauHdry soap. The standard article. -
.NiRRLEU.

RURGFsS-JEW EFT Montpelier, VT September 2 at
o. the the bride J. H.
sceye OF Amherst College assisted 81 the Rev J. Edwlp
Wrigh PIofesso John ". Burgess. OF Columbia nivoT-
siy and Ruth Payne Jewett daughter OF Colonel h. Il.
JeWett
McCREA-CARLING-On Wednesday, September ,, lSSJ,
residence OF the brides parents tenyIe n Y by
the A. T. Cfeyelng Lewis T. McCrea. OF Jersey city
10 Kate. daughter OF Frank CARING esq
wEsTLAKE-ATNo-At Morrstown, y. j. on Wednesday.
September 2 1885, by the Addison Parker Albert
Westake IT, OF Elizabeth, ". j. 10 Minnie r. Atno. OF
n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
srAB BED Alta GAME FMUMBLE.PEG

4 Matthew Strip, age twelve, and Edward
Howell, age thirteen OF no. Al NowChurch-st, quar-
relied while playing game of mumbepeg In front OF
No 12l Cedarst yesterday afcrnoonand strip stabbed
his companion In the breast lnhcting slight wound
Howell taken TO tho Chambers street hosplta.i,
where the cut was dressed. lie was then locked up in
the Twenty Precinct Police Station with E as
sailant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

A score or more of persons were waiting at
the door OF the Star Theatre when the box Office was
opened at o'clock yesterday morning, at WHICH Time
che sale Of seals for The Comedy of Errors began In
a very short space OF time several hmdrcl dollars
worth of seats were sold and the sale continued br-ky
thron ghOut the day Though majority OF the .eais
were taken night the sale Tor next week
r..f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

City ana Mr. Manning is to bend all his energies to the
task OF bringing Tanmany and the County Democracy
together The Hin evidently fear that Urls VIZ ~
DONE but there are no signs yet that the advances OF
the Administration have been met with any fayors ny
the Tammany1tes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
rurn .vsE1MAD oUARREL NOT SETTLED.

No settlement of the Anselma dispute was
m lde yesterday. Mrs Stevenson Aiiss Kate claxton)
came in from her country house az Larchnont and
spent several In the city II is possible that an
ancable arrangement will be made between thc con
testanis The play will Ia all probability be pOauced
at the Madison square Monday night at the latest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.


WAsuNGTON. Sept. 1.-For New England
slightly warmer weather. southwesterly winds followed
by cooler weather with occasional light local rains.
For the Middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer
wentner souhwotcry winds increasing cloudineSs ana
local rains followed by slight fall In temperature .
For the vicinity OF kew-Nork aud Philadelphia, talr
weather followed by light local showers, higher followed
by lOWor temperature,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
r11r prrslnENr,s MOYEMENTs.

PROsPECT HOUSE, ADIRoNDACKs, Sept. g.
The President returned here last night II is expected
that he will remain until saturday morning, when he
will start to Albany aud Washington by way OF Plalts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

. nIOUks; Morning Might in
1o34667 9a10 - 3a5G 9 9lnlll 81
fTTT HMM FIFIFITVVTV7NNl
~ f+---f+-- fi-I tl m r M g-TiT1frr1
- Tiif'rf m -fIe iTf s7TNednd
G3 IIrrrr-f m Z N rssraTTI M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- n 6----f mn r1rTrrr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
natIs pharmacy. SIS BroadsAJ.

variations IN this city BY tenth,
lines give diyons Oftime tos the q hours
rrsedlng white line represents the OSCILLATIONS
b the during The brok dotted line represents
te indicated by tbe Thermometer al AVA
ant a nh pfoadsN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
Pare Cream ier inyal.d,

made small herd OF Jerseys kept the best manner in
eyery way beer grams 'or any such thing used The
milk deep cold spTing in milk house II can bc de-
hyered in bottles correspondence md
ella Invited. H. MOCHMOHE lO0 Readc.st, cW-lork.
and spring Farm near depot, Chatham, \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

ntted In the Jefferson Market Police Court P6wdery
tweDtyDine years of age, and his home was az no.
% Westinghouse His friends SAID that ne was an III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
Spefial Notl:eJ.
Emul,ion ofio d I.iycr Dan

The relatives of W. Riley citzcnof New Og
stare will learn someIhn interest 20 tnom Dy ssg
PC JAMES. Birch LAY, Whatcom County, Washington
u Nh farN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

WITH QCIAINE AND fEPStN
prenared by CASWELL, MASSEY & co, tNewYorkl IL
most and easily ta<en Prescribed 10y leading
physicigns. Label regsteled- All druggists
H. n squire ~ sons. Jewellers 81 Fal on-ss, \. h.
Diamond Ear. Rinss matched all sizes
81 10 ring silver &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28
, Work DAILY TRIBUNE suDAY JUNE sS 1ssaTwELvE PAGES

may be estimated from one or two facts' ino
statutes of this august body require that painter
shall have exhibited pictures in their gallery ia
order to become candidate for membership. ME-
Burne Jones has never sent picture to burlington
House. For a generation, aud / know not now
much longer, it has been understood tnat you mus
belong to the school, or to one OF the Schools "nio
the Academy believes 1t has created II you co'e'
association with its members Exclusion has Deen
the penalty of originality. Mr. Burne Jeness ar'
has been and Is protest against tho canons inc
Academy holds most DEAR He has gone his own
way. There is not in all his work trace OF inc
influence of any one man in the Academy, unless IL
be of the influence Of Mr.. Watts. between those
wo mon there ha, been this in common, that they
wrought with high aims and with a noble disre-
gard of the commercial. Whether their pictures
wonld sell was the last thing they cared lor.
Membership OF the Academy mas OF couIss, q oV e
mercial value There ia eager competition ioi
IL candidates propose themselves. or are piopysou
by their friends, and the canvass between iiin,s -
a keen one. Mr.. Burne Jones first neard Oh nso;a
as candidate when he heard the news OF ms MS
election. he took not single step toWsin I ' h
Academy The whole advance has been maue by
the Academy. | suppose that no motyo e Mio
stronger with him for accepting his assocIa,csuuLP
than fbe desire not TO receive ungraciously the
oycrture which had been mado him. No doaDt he
will fulfil the obligations of his new poSi'l12, TO
will send a picture TO the next exhibition. but ms
art IL is safe TO predict, will remain WHAT ~ ~
remote from anything which the majority VI W
Academy cares for, free from convention Choushc-
full. learned, imaginative and pure. q. W. Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28
SHARP TRICKS or poo DEALERS

"Tho tricks OF the dog trade Will compare avorably
with those OF horse dealers in auction and sale
stables said gentleman who INDUCES in the luxury
of fancy and expensive dogs to aTgIDUSEreporteryc
terlay a. dog Of mine which vainod highly, was
stolen" he continued. " and offered large reward
for his recovery For days my place Of business was
besiegsd by dogs, and at least sixty cent OF them
tailed with the dc criptios which had published OF
mine They colored, aud clipped, and many OF
them that trained IT, pose lost. stolen dogs
erected me with "a bark Of recog sitiOz. There IL a
brand in the OF my dog. however and through the
ad yoe OF a dog fanoer did lot mention Il ia the adj
vertise nent. The other day was accosted by sup
posed reputable dog fanoer who wanted to know If 1t
would be worth $50 to me To become the owner OF a
lie explained how all could be removed by
which the animal could be Identified and that by keep
ing IL in confinement for three months Il would grow
out of all remembrance.
1.-THE Dog Exchange plays an important part IN the
sale of fancy animals. Through it dealer, who IL
member Of the exchange, IL loaned at any lime any
kind of dog that he may wish IL tho dog Sold one
of another species. providing 1t Is worth much Is re-
turned in it, place. Another feature Of the business Is
persons who have valuable dogs. The dogs and the
servant disappear and all that is hoard of 1t is
advertisement in OF the papers IL tempting
ward il offered for Its return, a middle appears,
and 1t Ia retained. woman was In my store to-day,
and wanted TO sell me three dogs worth at least $40
apiece for S25 each did not want them and she then
offered tho lot for sJO They stolen, OF course,
and the woman was trying TO dispose OF them"
tstions-as is tho with ono In Heriiner. who
romenber married two three ago-doea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28

The Russian Government is refortifying Seos,oP
without loss Of time. Enormous earthwo o,sss Sioa3
the shore looking seward, and oil ip0inn
ing the approaches Q, tho hasSos TnSH he Sastsrs
ara numerous and powoff aud sil the werks arc oss
pushed rapidly as possible vnC Wiz ID
large force Of sappers and srtilicFymon ivan q -
stVctes, u Russian hoidays. tGsuxnanis Assssas~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28

Whom young forgcts 70 pay for his wedding nvi
tsttonsss Is tho care with ono IN Hertiner. who W.
well remember married two three years agodoes
tho printer By right hold mortgage on ha frst boy
-iiiion Citizen.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30

BUSINESS Change IL CR"AGHESTowN,-
Mr. NJ Cay CraIMcI junior member o! the
firm Of WIN. J CgamcG & son OF trcagcrs.
town, who has had chlry" Of the firms bust
ness at that place for about twelve years will
d.sconncct himsclffrom the firm at some
time during tn" coming fall
1t is his purposc to move to Baltimore
city with his family and engage in business
there. The valuable property and stock OF
goods in Crcagcrstown will therefore come
int the market; it is n fine proprrt, and
the business stand is one Of the hes; in the
county. size OF town considered. Thcy will
however fllly rcplcnish their stock for the
sprillt trade, Clay being in the city for that
purpose this week.
Rev. A. b. Slon"r of the Reformed church
will hold communion services here on next
Sunday a-wc,k, lie preached here GA last
SUNDAY evening. Roy. Mr. Snydor will hold
communion services on Sunday next at 10
o'clock a, N, NJ. G.
EXIT TELEpHoNE.-On "Wednesday last
we parted company with our phone. Whie
it remained it was ~ source of pleasure and
expense the former scarcely prop 'rtionate
to the latter, yet we should probably have
retained it, at least another quarter, had we
been permitted to exercise any c ."i e III ihr
,n4ttcr. 1t would Sc. m that VIZ fell under
the prescription aimed Nv all mrm'crs ofthe
Emmitshurs exchange and went ont with
them, n0'cnS, ,1}tns, although We had no part
in and practically no knowlc 'rc ot the mer
its OF the issue be, wcen the members oi that
exchange and the Telephone company
Ne her our wishes Eor opinions were asked
hy the company or the other members OF the
exchange and the jig was up ami the De
cree had gnnG forth, before we had become
aware Of the fact that diplomatic relations
ull likely he suspended
We regret to find 50 valuable and convrn
lent al institution go down before the rude
blasts of public condemnation within the
wear of its introduction to Va and would
not have it pass from us without a
kindly word as TO its possibilities under
more favorable alsp ccs. In the past we
have criticised some Of the acts of Supcrin
tcndcnt Miller and have praised Others; We
have executed our duty "a we have been
ablcto understand it and although VIC have
not been his apologist udcr every comedy
able circumstance, yet we have not the heart
to see lis works pass from amongst us "nn-
went lnhOnOryti and HnsEUw
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30

Mr. J f. Weller departed Monday morn
,nc for indianapolis Ind
Mr. Wan J. Crqm"r vii! visit III" citythfs
week to purchase a largranl varied stock of
general mrrchlnljsc.
Nr. Q I. S;rSa j. tie nwn"r Of 4 cow With
linr rwiu calves by her side.
Apr ?5th NJ T.
EARS BlR;ED --On Standby evening last
a l.rr,. SNtArr barn on the farm OF NJ. En-
gcnn i. Derr about four mile, from Fr"'!rr-
irl, WAS destroyed hy fire A lot OF feed III
teen tons Of hay. some vaiI9bir machinery
and a handsome Blshav Stallion for wNlch
Mr. Dnrr hal lately refused 81 ,V'o we're burn,
cd Twelve or fit en- head of horses were
rescued with great difficulty Los ABOUT
st5oo. purity insured in the cd Mutual
Company Of Frederick.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30

We s'lall give away several Thousand dol
lars in presents before Aug. ist, including
:; lid Gold Watches, Tcwcry, Guns, hcvo.
crs. V.o'ins, Blnios, Guitars, Music Boxes,
Tool Chests, Telescopes an everything ~
intelligent boy or Girl could desire.
Ifyou want the model magazine for the
youth of tn" 10Th century, send "a cents for
three months trial >uhsc hion and list Of
prcscn s. A handsome Pocket Knife or
81 nothing Of grca' or valHc guaranteed 70 ali
sending Send tnr you" friends and receive
the presents Address NAT. YOUTHS
MONTHLY, Bnfln n y, apr % Pm
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30

We will send tn" following Three books
free: I.ADIl.S PRIV ATECONPANlON.a
complete N diral adviser for women. Illus
tratel and bound " cloth, Former price 81
FUN ANDCANDI, Is pace book telling
&ow 20 make over Ih0 kinds CT kinds o'can-
lies AM other sweet things, handsome!
bound tFormr. prjo" 50cts) and LADIES
GUIDE TO FANCY Work. a practical IN
,ructnr in all kinds of Art Matters contain.
i ~ 81 large 4 column pages, Oyer 200 hand
ne Illustrative Enmra, hrs anl viii
b md 70 any f"dt who scrds 50 cents for six
months triai subscription to THE HorsT-
WIFE, q lHfro Is page journal devoted to
FNsNons. Fancy Work, Art Rrcrcations
IlHN 20 Cook, and lloIS' hold matters. II
Won will send - 90 fnr !onr friends gov will
ca II receive alI III" ahoyc, ard we will send
v,r and elegant It'd NJ rror. For clnb Of
50 W rive LAD rs GOLD WATNH,-
Address THE HOUSEWIFE PUB co.
N0nda, y. \. ayr % Pm
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30

To introduce our handsome new style pie
t'rcs Throughout the l. S. at once, We will
send -Four DVzc finely finished photographs
Of yo,i1sei, postpaid, upon receipt of sl,00
md sample photo, 10 copy from, Cabinet
size prcfe.rcd) provided you will promis, in
your letter TO show pictures, and act as agent
IN case they are satisfactory. dre sure to
piGase ereryono, Refer to Postmaster, Am.
Express AGENT, or Nunil Bank. Remit by
postal note or registered letter mo stamps
taken )and mention paper. A'!d:c-F.
NCNDA PUBLISHING CO., NUnla Y Y
tDr - %,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30
BUSINESS Locals.

Ice CREAM The Ice Cream season open
here last week Cream of chnrss and np
flavor at poliey's on Saturday evening only
uutii on further notice
ayr jDtt + POLLEl u BRO.
MILLINERY Mi S Nary +. Pcnncll h'r
arrived IN town with her usually tasty stock
OF fashionable mlliney and fancy goods and
has them displayed or sale at her rooms o.
Wutcr.st., Mcchanictown. Sh" has s M"
of The ncatcst things in the way Of hats, bon
nets and TRIMMINGS that have ever h'rH dis
n!avcl IN upr iowa. A cal is solicited.
apr 30 1t
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30
Z7eafh:s,
On Sunday Goth inst, near Lcwstown, Mrs.
Susan Il Mort, VIE Of George w. Mort
aged 50 years, mos. and rs days.
L'DL.YV2" .V%A7V9sas'.
Ju;tIUgS from our Exchanges.


Last Saturday Charles b Fout, anctionecr
sold for Mr. lIcnry Smith, trustee, She Stew
ar, House, un West Patrick street, to Mis-.
Il +. Stewart, for $95G0. The house is a
10 r-s,ory brick structure and j, in good re-
pair. The price lroug! is very l"w Times
Since our ms. lottcr tn, rr has been quite Il
number Of events happening. The most
nO,.N,c one is the law suit between Mr.,
Elhraim Fox and Josiah Dutlerar, VIII ch
caused quite ecnsalun in town for several
DAYS. a8 Inv euits are OF rare occurrence in
this ncighhorhood. Mr.. Biggs, Of Balti-
more, represented the plaintiff, and Mr..
Rowe, OF Emmitshurg the defendant, jus
tee Norris oniciatcd as chief ulgo.- Times
Rocky Ridge Letter.
Fatal. .tCClDENr.- Ruj rrt trn-m0nhs
old son Of Mr.. Robert HINES, residing at
Knoxville, this valley, met with M accident
a couple weeks ago which resulted in his
death las: Friday night About the time
stated TIE Child while at Il ncignbors house,
shipped aid fell with his mouth upon q tum
bier, sevsring an artery in his mouth. Ply
STEAKS were unable to stop the flow ofblood
and the unfortunate child finally hl"d to
! a. n,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30
STRIKES .afp spcr,7rsnG

III over the count y, h1' iyon have cough
or cold the hes, thing yorl can d. is 20 S;riN"
/ r Dr. N L Lca'h':M!an> dr." g store, and
,r, Il bottle of DoL9C's Swiss EaisA".
Also for SAFE ny Ross f. WitLcrow.
THEREV. GEO H. TUAY Err Of Bour-
hon, Ind says 'Both myseIfaoh wife "w"
oar live, To >;iilhONS CONSUMPTION
CURE" Sold hy VI. T. LcItHcrman.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30
slllngpas,!4. tlisss ate.

In this change ,blc climate hardly a week
passes without catching cold. Wet feet wet
clothing, and exposure TO draugh'a of col,
moist ar, abstract, he It from the body ,"hills
the blood, and lays the foundation for nmitE
chronic l,my diseases 1t view Of the above
it is well tG linv" within reach It mrlicin"
that can be dcl'cndcl upon-l'ul.ac's Swiss
Balsan. Price - and - cts. Sod by
II. +. Witherow and NJ. L. Lcthcrman.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30
s1EbCriNalleUi."

There are medicines which give only tenn
porary relief and then leave the sufferer
worse off than before, especially in eases Of
dyspepsia. Remember that this is not the
way with Browns Iron Bittcrs- See what
Mr. J NJ. Gaines of Gaines, s. c., says
about this prince Of tones, My wife las
been greatly benefited by it; she had been
troubled with dyspepsia for years, and now
believe she is permanently cured 1t al,
80 cures liver and kidney complaints.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30

Mr.. c. 3. Anlers Of Double Pipe Creek,
is now milling for Ar. Eden Engleman near
town. 1t is sad they arc making al excel
lent grade of ilour,.--U. B. Era.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-04-30

White Marble has been discovered at
Edgemont, on the Western Maryland Rail
road. The quality is said to be excellent
aud the quantity vast.