Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-03-29

VII ShIu1NuS, H0ACA olo', A. 4 "Ai''N''
near Double Pipe Creek, will sell horses cat.
tie and farming implements. See bills.
That Hsarest Of Combinations.
True .irlicacy Of flavor with true efficacy
Of action has been attained in the famous
California fruit liquid remedy, Syrup of Figs.
lts pleasant taste and beneficial effects have
rendered it immensely popular. 1t cleanses
the System, cures Costiyeness, etc.
A good head of Hair is desired by every
one. Halls Vegetable Siciian Hair Rencsoer
will restore the hair, II the hair cells are not
closed up.
Does the thcrmomctrlc record bear out the
assertion of the Emmitsburg Chronicle, that
the period of the year about the first Of April
has been colder in recent years than it was
in the days when that date was chosen to be
the beginning of annual leases? We ques-
ton its correcness and should be pleased to
have the record submitted say the averages
for the months of March and April for the
five years before and after the former date
and for the past ten years.
RECEPTION On Friday evening DR.. d.
& Mrs. Katie Leatherman returned from their
wedding trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York and were accorded u very pleas
ant reception at the hume ofDr. & Mrs NJ. g..
Lcatherman. Invited guests to the number
ofabout fifty paid their respects to the hap
py bride and groom and to the worthy host
and hostess, A. richly laden table ofcakes with
lemonade, wines and ice cream engaged but
did not divide the attention of the guests for
q sociable and merry spirit pervaded both
the chief and inyited guests haye reason to
recall the occasion with pleasure,
BABY BUNTING AGAlN.-Onc of the great.
est literary hits Of the season is the story OF
Baby Bunting; or, the Alphabet Of love" by
Laura Jean Libby, which is at present being
published in the columns Of The Nc'c York
Family Story Paper. The paper containing
the opening chapters Of this wonderfully
popular romance appeared on the news
stands this morning. The tremendous rush
for that number by the young ladies of the
town shows clearly that the publishers have
struck n bonanza. The Family Story Paper
10 for sale by all newsdealers, or will be
sent to any address four months, postage
free, for $1OO. Norman l.. Munro, Publish
10 Nau- Vork
Too EAD.--It is not without feelings skin
to horror that we note the fact that some
citizen of Frederick has gone so far as to
completely hoodwink that good man Whit
Tier completely According to the Baltimore
Sun certain table articles sent poet Whit.
tier has convinced him that he was In error
when lie wrote the poem Barbara Frietchic'
as he supposed, without foundation III fact
Now let some entcrprising reporter OF the
daily Meas or Times nncarth the flag that
Dame Barbara waved and the bullet that that
rebel was about to but did mt shoot and make
n regular "clrculation affidavit" to both and
then lots Of others will, with the Quaker
Poet enter upon a season OF saving faith IN
the entertaining legend.
TIE New LUTHERAN CHURCH. The friends
of Rev. Dr. Diehl, who seeded from the Lu.
,Lcran church, this CITY, when Dr.. Dichl re-
retired from the pastora'e, have organized u
new Lutheran church, and on Sunday elect
cd officers az follows -
Pastor, Rey. Dr. George Dlehl E,:ers,
David Frazier, VIM. NJ. Feaga. Thomas G.
Landerkin, Isaac p. Sunan, John T. Moore
John w. Brengle; Deacons, Granville Smith,
A. II. Shatiner, f. August Fox, Trego Ian
derkn, George Schroeder, G.. T. krch. Last
Sunday evening the officers, with one or two
exceptiuls, were installed, and they will
serve until January /, 1899. The name of
the new church will be The Evangelical
Lutheran Church. - Union.
How IS it that nature sometimes becomes
so distorted and that the natural impulses be.
come so perverted as to be content only when
interfering with another's business?
There are those whose mlssiora would seen,
to be that of devjsing plans whereby some
other persons arrangement may be disturbcd
whereby inconvenience may be brought to an.
other lwhcreby another man may have plans
brought to noueht, and yet the result he OF
no earthly benefit, nor should be of any pos.
sible interest to the mischief maker
To interfere with the business methods of
another, with his patrons, or his employees
when in no wise interested yourself is not on
ly presumption, but impotence and deserves
reprobalion. Attend to the business of an
other, or NEEDLE in anywise in his affairs on.
ly when asked under any other conditions
attend to your own business, or if some one
is doing that for you, at least leave others tc
their own management.
We see and learn Of so much unfavorable
criticism offered gratis find 80 many employ
ed razing structures erected by others, while
the aid, criticism and demolition brings moth
ing to the meddler and have even been an
royed at times ourselves by the informed
ding and counseling of others, that We are
moved to the production of a thesis on this
subject
A good rule is, to 50 regulate your own at
fairs that the hours given TO business are ia
ken up with matters sole pertaining to your
self, directly and indirectly; during the hours
that YOU escl,ew business, do it wholly and
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