Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-10-23
From the NatiOn's Capital.

Mr.. A. N. IIazcn. Washington, ID. G., says
the famous Red Flag Oil is n perfect family
medicine and has no equal for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains, Cuts, Burns and all bod
lily pain. Price % cents.
Consumption, are you troubled with this
terrible disease if SO take healthy exercise.
live IN open mir, use Pan Tina Cough and
Consumption Cure and be cured, don't de-
lay. Price 2j cents. At DR.. j. X. Waters
Drug Store.
Hicks still insists upon it that the coming
winter will be colder than the last. 1t is
wonderful what risks these weather prophets
take He called for winds last March too
which WAS an uncommon risk and now again
he asks for them on certain day and in that
he only missed it by three days we have
another instance Of his tcmerity in the mat
ter OF LAYING ont steep laromctric gradients,
weeks In advance. Wonderful
The use of ,louchcs and limitations of va.
rious kinds are often brutal and always
vicious. Way resort to such cXpcdlcnts
when you hayc Il sure cure in Old Saul's
Catarrh Cure?
Music, They had been to the opera and
heard the finest music by the leading talent
They went home to hear the bahy's wild solo
until it was quoted with n dose of Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup, which at once removed the
ilatulencc.
We arc gratitirl to find that the estimate
we placed upon Mr. Hammond Crner after
! having listened to him rs Prophet of The c,as 5
OF 80 AZ Dickinson last summer has been
proven by an address made here ON last Sat
/ urday night to have been but Just one
| Being interested in him rs a Dickinson alum,
rus, we carefully followed him in his address
made att Republican meetings n last Satur
dav night and are disposed 10 dignity it by
calling il M Grafton: it w"s a logical setting
forth of republican doctrines, wholly devoid
of clap-trap and framed in meaning and
| fOrcctul language. While no, in accord with
his sentiments, we can be ust and justice to
/ Mr.. Hammond Umcr's address on Saturday
night requires that we place it above and not
/ little above tn" usual stump speech. We
are proud of this Dick nSonlan.
/ AT ODDs.-Thc following excerpt taken
/ from the columns of the Ialley Register shows
the extent of the damage done by lll-advscd
| suggestions concerning Mdtlletown Valley
railroad - for Notwithstanding that the
Frederick people oppose q railroad through
! the valley, and even object to railroad from
Middlctown to their city, We wish the move
mrnt Just inaugura,cd for the booming of
our county town will be a grand success"
The E!Ncy Register is the exponent of the
| Valleys interests and we regret to find IT
! disposed to listen to, or be influenced by a few
! ultra selfish people. 1t is scarcely possible
! to conceive of condition OF opinion among
| the solid men of Frederick that warrants the
! statement that they "cvcn object to a railroad
| from Mldlctown to their city, Bro Rhod-
crirk has been SO wholly vexcd by the display
| of petty sclisnncss ON the part OF some ire
sponsible takers and writers that he has
dropped into extreme views himself We
have always CLAIMED that the Middlctown
Valley people will build Il railroad them
selves, as soon as a practicable connection is
offered them and the terminus of the NJ. "
extension at Yellow Springs meets every
requirement; they will be convenlcnced and
benefited by a railroad communication with
Frederick and with other parts of the county
and Il road to Yellow Springs will give it.