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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

r very frultfai fel1 for the inyento and
Tor those Nho have apredil-e-loa Tor the
study of Ldls inpercapt Unknown
aud lu solged energy Lle-tr.-ltY IS Low
o. top 50 t0 SPEAK. t0r all trades. IL -
a ureiess AMI powerful worker when
nsruesaad and lllocent az all haFrn.
There 8 10 Danger ln t1e 5-ree--car
motor. none iu the wire % the sane.
none in tao telephone, none Ia tle
eeitiar 11cAlae. In i-cs. 81 The thou
sand AMI oae manners I'm whlch electric
i-g IS uew used there is n0 danger What
ever All these contri sances use low
tension current tA-- can bs handled
vith inpL-.y 4 httle shock j. the
worst tha. can be,all the uniniCiated in
vestiga-or
Among the most recent Inventions,
electrical soldering W.l be hailed with
delight by the timers and can manu-
1lc.urers ~ tho country The tin sol
disr." the soldering irou, viii be shora
% its FORMER greatness. II not relegated
- = back seat altogether. The follow
3rg clt shows tbe workings of the elec-
trical soldering apparatus:
Tho essential parts, where the alter
Mating current is % Be used, is extreme
" simple. It consists merely OF a
peculiar form of converter, with its
primary connected as shown, and tho
secondary made u very low resistance
and shaped with a loop or ring-shaped
end extending horizontally as indi-
Gated This extension is SO made that
It's lower edge or surface viii coincide
With The line % solder about the edge
- the It'd % the can This construction
viii be understood By reference TO
figures in the cut.
ia order % insulate the ring from tho
can. mica is interposed. The mica Is
protected from Injury by being itself
faced with = thin ring " motaL To
operate tho device tho current IS
switched on uotil tLe ring is brought 10
the proper tomperatI-c. The Tin can,
carried by Che weighted lever. IS theu
pressed up against the heated eoniuc
cor While the process described relate.
to tho soldering ~ cans, the inventor
has applied the method I'm other pro
cessg8 where materials are united b]
tho employment ~ heat 20 fgse or mol
tlr uniting material
Heating f1r domestic purposes here
t-r1-s was confined -o ia
iron pla,a with rows Of raise.
pieces ot iron. Now radiator has jas
been patented. which discounts oil
others giving heat Tho following cuts
viii r.v, an i-oa ~ Che ont-ivance.
Zig represents the heater as
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

tas Breur Three Aahsr-I 81 E2ssa
v slk Fea aeaa ssa- ,faaas sta-
tsa ~ ola-sys "a 2- Afrc-- IA
u4- Eea4. t-s gs4-c-l 4 asFeef.
I-s aszt -4a4-sa al s-laz tleIg sgss
sae s-lf t3r -.a ssesala aat t-se ss-
r.F aAT ne eat ly sr+aa-.- ~
lsa1 - teL 80 its Ass .3F--T ht4-tg-
ssssl et sls reala.al.s l-l4rsa a-.
sA-g alsser. a4- loa tlats
str4asa, ifs les2 sQils t3 g. -aere -ss
ss-rs aal / s4=sA really sl-l r-4 ever
neLl sees TIA, rsz-a-llly tlree 500
Lseg artists sliess L-slasss ean >
tasu ~ SEEK out laI4e-s loves. .eas
neozs. ana t4- tasr1 lslas q bora s.sa-
tcaa Bose btsai - % raam fa- fleal
ths Eladding eroFl " TAILOR. made laa-
-sntien4lit-ss Fll tsl yoa. ~al-r,
tssa ~ th= brenH WY. how eeal3 .
fsllos s1ls- lt be hada g It's paradise -
e. pelsa-s for Aes IsrAs p4ndsa. .a-
ium
Oply a. slsFen-ssnt fare. or tw9
aa1Fs lraeing tranp lanas you Ia ths
sz4uisitely lovely lltrls valley of Lag
ths old knieksr5oekers Used ID
call "the BEalks Ihls is Is righttll
pfolulelation ,.-aay. bat 30 usyer gets
81 Ihe scene IS on miniature scale i9r
this great couatry, bat is beauty IS en-
haucel - its ssm-lks proportions.
tas gars.lng stream spiashes la tAs
ravlns formed - the two sloPius banks
that are covered vith every variety ot
. fern. shrub ald tree The trees meet
I at tie top, forming bower of beauty.
I VI hen tAs saas RAYS pe-strate tAe foli-
age and lad their way 60 the foam :
wayelsts below, the e6sel ls that II =
vf-s Ir fefrtfauI
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

pointing o. the slender stem from whose
Top bunch u dainty lilies oi the val
Icy were sWiag'ng.
IL choose the red ones; they're bully, ="
said the boy.
"What are them blue eoWers?"
Il dunno; they're rrot-y.
"Ill go ask the policeman" and the
glri wcnt over 20 where the big cop vas
standing swinging his club. say,
what IS thcm blue toNcrs?'
The policeman looked and answered
kindly: Trims voy-lets, cLoNd"
The girl took her brothers hand and
led the small chap into the shop The
clerk Was lll-ng paper box gitA bride
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

Blind ReEra- Could Won spare nc a
t-iae. siro This is ha.s world for the
li<e4 of no.
1Iluonaire-Porhaps It is. ry God
fellow. perhaps &. is. tut vou r1g-t re-
reuh-r vc Oh have ou- trouhirs. nv
salf. for instance. have over 500 roo lv-
ing i- .he bank a7d nos drawing o cent
~ interest," Sow ttats an annoyance
tHa- ~oa p-ols64y never experienced. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13
THE KING OF CARS.
a Fishing Experience Attended by
Astonishing Results
Oid Crabtree. After Many Futile Struggles,
Catches the Monster which Had Eo-
~itched Els llnes-An Alligator
Car Mae Ieet LOES.

ola Crabtree, bronz-d and weather
beaten by tho suns and storms of five
decides, was puzzled, writes a -. Louis
Globe Democrat correspondent In all
his experience ct twenty years or more
~ a trapper, pot-huuter and fisher, he
had never before met with bird, beast,
fish or reptile 50 cunning but which be
could eventually ci.cumvcnt and en-
snare. Despite his nomadic Lfo and
aquatic adycn lures. ne eyinced great
dislike % water. and it was indeed sell
dOm that even drop was applied either
externally or internally to his corpo-
rosity. For over . week he had been
endeavoring 20 catch load Of fish for
p.cnic, but his efforts were not success
ful Bvery evening be would bait his
hooks with shining minnows captured
IN q neigh boring bayou, and pugnacious
craNAsh dragged from q prairie pond
and touched Up with a compound OF
many drugs most captivating 70 the
hearts OF the m0nstrOus blue and yellow
catfish that abound in the turgid waters
of Red river. But at early dawn when
be- hastened 20 his lines be would
find nothing but few small speckled
channel cats and q greater or smaller
number OF broken hooks. once hc got
4 Gfty pounlcr, but 1t was SO nu-
tilated By tho sharp teeth OF some largo
fish or suarian that IL died Immediately
after being taken from the water. and
so was worthless. The old nan was be-
ginning % believe his lines wore be-
witchct, and was thinking seriously
Of leaving tho uncarny place, when he
coufded his perplcXltie5 10 an angler
who had Won his confidence by always
Inviting him 20 partalre IN the content,
of bottle whenever chance threw them
together iue Two soon evolved q
schcnc % capture Tho monster that had
played such havoc on the fisherman
hooks aud hopes alike.
Ala-ge center draft hook was attached
to one cud Of about thirty feet OF two
pound line. and this firmly secured 70 q
stout but elastic sap.ng. \ small wire
was tlou wound closely around tho limo
from the eye OF tho hook up about TOT
iucAcs-this TO prevent the line iron
being bit-eu asmdcr. 4 hail-pound bai
of lead was then hammered around Tn,
limo about sixteen inches from tAc hook
and -Ao t-cp was ready.
Af.er supper Tho twain wendcd thci
why Co thc rlvor. baitcd tho hook viii
1.-Two tuo-ro.ud carp, made their boa
fast go q 5uor in mij-strean, part0CS o
al.ttlo Culd rcireshmcut and prepare.
for action.
They bad not long % wait. for sudden
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

roses for Prairie avenue girl. and he
held his rubber bottle Of water IN the
ar while he asked in annoyance: What
DO you want 20 buy?"
Flowers" said the girl
"What knd?'
"Nilits."
"And how much money have you
got?"
The girl tiptoed and dropped five pen
nies on the counter.
"Ho, no. no." laughed the clerk.
why, little one, those violets are sew
enty-dve cents bunch"
The grimy faces fell. and the clerk
laid down the paper box and the water
bottle and asked: What 90 you want
them for?"
"n!aw." said the girl.
"Why does your ma want them?"
Toll him, Jimmy, said the girl, nudg-
ing her oupanion.
'"No, You tell him said the boy,
''She's dead, said the girl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

Thought you were going 20 marry
Miss Tinsley. Upson," said Mr. Madison
Squeor. ass ho greeted his friend tho
other day.
Cant" replied Mr. Epson Downes,
moo3ily; "wc come within the table OF
Of consangcinity, confourd it."
''iIow's that2 ! didn't know she was
your first cousin
"She amt. either"
"What the deuce is she, then?'
"SAe says she's nay sister. ."-Pi'-'i-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13
NIoro Than IIc Coald Stand.

Justicc-Whv Gil you assault this
man. who did not give you the slightest
provCcation?
Prisoner had plenty Of provocation,
r1cy 10 please your Honor.
what was It?'
"TIe exasporatcd mo BY going around
with a happy expression on his face,
while have to scratch gravel % get
money enough TO pay my house rent
Texas Siftia-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13
The Calrs Pralns.

Cilhooley went into arestaurant, gave
his order for some fried calrs brains.
and then waited i'm vain for the waiter
% bring what be had ordered At last
he asked:
"Wcll, what about the calfs brains?"
The waiter shook his head dismally as
ne replied:
"The outlook isn't bright to-day"
"What's the matter with my brains?"
There isn't any, that's all"-Texas
Siftinrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13
ELECTRIC WONDERS


aanourceusas ~ electrial fa Fn-
t.8ns f1llg4 81 llrziY, 9ae .f.er 4l2ta-
a.. saqs rhe 81 Louis Gep-1lc, t14s tLs
g-aer.l reader Lecomes iacret lye o.
glllly sasree1lg gaas b. - teF
worked ~ tAe g.ryezs. sleh Is DOS t4e
ease, l21eeeri forelecLg Lglci.y Lao 9ecols
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, 800 Reward. 500.

The readers of THE CATocTIN CLAR-
ION will be pleased to learn that there
is at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all its
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Catarrh being constitutional disease
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
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Temperance Wine for Invalids.

W AuO A~o Ass
1t ia we'll known that there are cases
when the most strict advocates Of tenn
perance are obliged to use some sort Of
wine, especially those who are old and
infirm. Many weakly females as we'll
as invalids and debilitated persons in
warm weather need little strengthen
ing wine. The great difficulty has been
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There are many cases where wine would
be used to great advantage in place of
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physicians could rely as being strictly
pure. The wine Of Alfred Speer, Of
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have always been proved strictly pure
and beneficial. These wines are new
being used in hospitals and by families
for medical purposes, also by Churches
for Communion service. 1t is sold by
druggists. Mr.. Speer's mode Of pre-
serving is such as to retain the rich
favor and sweetness Of the fruit
Transcript.
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Lady's Perfect companion.

PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH, Our new
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le1fhs,

On Sunday, April 81, near this place, John
J. Topper, aged 80 years, months and p
days.
On Sunday, April q. near this place, Lewis
Edward, son of Nelson W illhldc, aged 10
years, months and IS days.
On April Goth, 1890, at C"toctin Furnace,
Charles, infant son of Mr.. - Harlsock,
aged about 4 years.
On April 27th 1880, at Double Pipe Creek,
Albert Oliver Young aged 81 years, 10
months and 25 days. 1ntermcnt made at
Rocky Ridge, Elder T. J. KoIb officiating.
On Aprll IS, 1890, at the home OF his ncice
Mrs Natalie Seton, in IIagerstown, Baker
W johnson, u former resident Of this place,
aged - years.
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Our postage stamps are counted no
less than l3 times during he process
of manufacture.
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PRINTERS INK.
A Journal far Advertisers.

PRINTERS INK is just what it purports
to be-, "a journal for advert iscrs." Ut is issu-
ed on the first and fifteenth days of each
month and is the representative journal.
THE TRADE JOURNAL. SO to spcak-of
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intending and incxpcricn, I'd advertiser in
plain, comprehensive articles how, when
and where to advertise; now to write an
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ver,lsing if SO, PRINTERS INK may show
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INK understand it thoroughly Surely their
ADVICE, based on an experience of more than
twenty-five years, will help you. Address
GEO. p. ROWELL & cos
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
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Election Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that an election will
be held OF Joseph Freeze Saddler shop, on
MAY 10Th, 1890 to determine the
uuest,o of the iss.ie of
HOSE HOUSE & TOWN HALL BONDS
rs provided by Chapter 1884 p. l.. l.. and by
Ordinance No. of said Corporation, be-
tween the hours nf3 O'clock p. M. and 6 p. IN.
]. IL. Cover, Prest Board,
N. C. Croft, Secretary Of Board.
Apr. "a St.
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additional Locals.
FOrd's Grand Opera House.

May 5th-One week-Jcff, rson & Taylor's
great nautical drama.-Thc Dark Secret, the
great original aquatic drama which has
proved itself the most succ, ssful Of all such
plays will be gwen at Ford's Grand Opera
House during the week of May 5th. This
season entirely new scenery Of great beauty
has been painted for it, making series of
very elaborate pictures The set represent
h,g the Old Church at Hcnly is exceedingly
handsomc especially when illuminated tor
the night effect. The tank has been very
much enlarged thus rendering the realistic
episodes much more telling than before n
broad sheet of water is now displayed, fully
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-05-01
AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE.

Prices reduced. Every family now can
have the best Automatic Sewing Ma
chine in the market at reduced price.
For particulars send for our new Illus
trated Circular with samples of stitch
ing. Our Illustrated Circular shows
every part of the Machine perfectly, and
is worth sending for even if you hare
Machine. Kruse & Murphy MFG. CO.,
455 and 457 West goth St., N. y. City.
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Ordinance No. z.

70 provide for q special election to deter
mne whether the Commissioners of Mecllan-
lcstown shall issue bonds and borrow money
to purchase lot of aground in Mechanlcstown
and erect Hose House and Town Hall
thereon.
SrcTIoN I. Be it enacted and ordained By
the Commissioners Of Mechanicstoaon, That
Municipal election shall be held by the voters
of Mechanlcstown qualified to vote at Mu-
nicipa elections IN said village under the
provisions of Article eleven Of the Code of
Public Local Laws of Maryland, title Fred
crick County, subtitle Mcchanicstown, on
the 10Th dav of May in the year eighteen
hundred and ninety, to determine whether
the Commissioners of Mechanicstown, as
body corporate, shall borrow the sum of
twelve hundred dollars and issue its coupon
bonds therefor, to purchase lot and erect
Hose House and Town Hall thereon, as pro.
vidcd by the Act of tho General Assembly of
Maryland passed at the Session of eighteen
hundred and ninety, Chapter two hundred
and cighty-four.
SECTION 2 And be 1t enacted and ordained,
That SAID election shall be held at Joseph
Freeze Saddler Shop, in said village of
Mcchanicstown, and E. l.. Root he and he is
hereby appointed Judge of such election, who
shall open the polls at three O'Clock p. m. and
close the same at fix o'clock p. m and shall
conduct such election and make return
thereof in all respects in the same manner as
elections are usually held and return thereof
made in case of election of Commissioners of
McchnnicstoNn.
SECTION 3. And be 1t enacted andordained,
That all ballots cast at said election shall
have written or prime thereon For issue
of Bonds" or Against issue of Bond" as
provided in Section 8 Of said Act of 1890
Chapter 2S4.
SECTION 4. And be 1t enacted and 0r,lained,
Tina: the President and Clerk of the Board of
Commissioners of Mcchanicstown cause at
least two weeks notice to be gwen OF sue h
election, before the day of the holding
thereof, by publication in the CAToCTTN
CLARION a newspaper published in Mechan-
icstown and hand bills put up at ten or more
of the most public places in SAID town.
Passed April 10th. 1890.
J HENRY COVER,
Prcst. BID. Commrs of Mrchancstewn.
ApproYcd:-J. Henry Cover, President.
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Graccllnlll Gems.

The gentle spring rains, and the free use
of white wash has frightened our town sur
roundings wonderfully.
Miss Carrie Newcomer returned home
from Baltimore, Md, where she has been
visiting the past several weeks.
The Single Srtcrs of the Morayinn church
will hold their annual lovcfcast on Sunday
afternoon Nav 4th, at 2 o'clock. The invl-
tation is cordial to all.
Mr.. L. G. Smith has made some changes
in his store room, purposing to increase his
stock by keeping larger variety of goods
He has also put up large lamp opposite his
dwelling TO light the path to town, much
needed improvement indeed Of" dark night.
Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Armacost gayc their
brother Mr.. &. Grant Webster and his wife
a pleasant reception on last Friday evening:
A few friends were present. AT about .
o'clock all were invited to partake of refresh
ments which were abundantly and tastefully
arranged IN the dining hall. The boys OF
the town Mt about the same time called for a
share of the same by lively and rousins
scrcnade.
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NOTICE!
Order Nfx1 OH Audit,

Order NiS1 OH Audit.
No. 566l Equity.
Jacob Rohrback, Trustee Of Sarah E. Fly.
Ter,
Amadeus Eyler ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County,
sitting in Equity.
March Term 1890.
In the Matter of the Auditors Report
filed the 19.h day of April 1880.
NRDERED, That on the 10th day of
" May 1890, the Court will proceed
to act upon the Report OF the Auditor, filed
as aforesaid, in the above cause. to finally
ratify and confirm the same, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown before said
day; provided n copy of this order be insert.
ed IN somc newspaper published in Frcder.
lex County, for two successive weeks prior
to said day.
Dated this 10th day of April 1890.
w. IRVING PARSONS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frcder OK co.
True Copy Test:
w. Irving Parsons, Clerk
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The postofiice authorities have re-
qnested all letters intended for the State
Of Washington to be addressed State
of Washington as otherwise they may
90 to Washington, D. g., and cause de-
lay in reaching their destination. The
name of the State of Washington should
be changed, and thus avoid these mis-
takes.
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realizing the idea Of the river Thames. and
depicting the famous stream as closely as
can he done on the stage. Two steam
launches are now used, with other river craft
mnunneraEle. In the picturesque night scene
these move over the water with colorcu
lanterns, and constitute a charming ana
most delightful feature, while the excellent
singing of n quartette Of voices adds vastly
to the romantic and striking affect. The
cast differs materially from that Of last sea.
son. While some of the original performers
who made conspicuous successes OF their
roles have been retained, the company has
been altered and strengthened Ivy the addl.
ton of new artists of undoubted ability and
specially fitted tor their respective parts. "A
Dark Secret" will undoubtedly draw its Gus
tomarv audiences.
Matincs-W Wednesday and Saturday.
Regular prices of admission.
May le-Local. Coming-"The Strauss
Orchestra"
U. B MINISTERIAL INSTITUTE.
ministerial institute of the Maryland confer.
cncc Of the United Brethren IN Christ, will
DC held in the U. b. church at Myersville. at
D. m, May 81 to 90. The program will he
a. follows: Address Of welcome bv the
pastor, Rev W. l.. Martin response, A: NJ.
Evers Progress of Christianity, NJ. L. May.
SELLS: Hintlrancc to Christianity, J. F. Shaf-
er; What ls Christian. Elmer G. B. Castle;
Conversion, d. d. Kcctv; Sanctificaton, J.
Harp; The Power of Prayer, ]. D. Freed
Soul winning-how most successful, II. Fl,
Fout; Ch,ltlrcn-home training, R.Bovey;
the Model Sunday school, G.. NJ. Grubcr;
the Work of Local Preacher, J.W Nlhiscr;
Benefits of Afflic,mn. B F. C,onisc; the
Life of Jacob, j. s. Grimm; the Atoncncnt,
A. N. Horn: Does God Forcknow G. W.
stincspring Remedies for Spiritual Maladies
d. W. Rargcr: the Marks of Design IN Gre.
alton, G. w Kirncofc: the Spiritual Nature
of Man. G. J. Roudabnsh; Paw Your Debts,
l.. O BURNER; Ministerial Support. w. j..
Martin; the Duty of Tithing, s. II. Smell;
Importance of Home Missions, A. M. Evcrs;
Church Erection, G. l. b. Brane.
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The CA7oc7lN CLARION.
CHAS. E. CASSELL.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, May l, 1890.
NewsDaper Law Decision

4. Any person who takes paper regularly from
the postvAice-whether directed to his HAmc or an
other or whether he has subscribed or not-'s re-
sponsible for the payment.
II any person orders his paper discontinued ne
orshe must pay all the arrezraEes or the puoisneI
may continue to send it until payment is mace
and collect the whole amount, whether the paper 10
t.ken from the Office not.
No paper will be discontinued until pad up.
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Since the great fire at Seattle last
June permits have been granted for
1916 new buildings that will cost
S6693 900.