Catoctin clarion., 1891-02-12

the proportions Of Il freshet our streams
were out ofhank.
Mothers should remember, when physi-
clan cannot be procured, that Ayers Cherry
Pectoral promptly relieves the Group.
Keep your cellars dry by putting IN good
drain pipe. There is nothing better for this
purpose than "V,triticd Sewer Pipe" can be
bought OF Osler, in any size.
A patent has been granted to 1ryin W. 10y
and r. O'Toolc, Mcchanicstown, assignors Of
onethird to J. e. Matthews, Baltimore. ar.
tomato circuit closing device for railway
signals.
EQUIvoCAI, SOMEwHAT.-1M Citizen last
week refers to the present jurors as bcing of
"a more than intelligent class" Just what
are the mental qualifications Of the more
than intelligent" man!
A Festival for the benefit of the NJ. P.
church will commence in Wcllers Hall ut
Lewistown, commencing on Thursday ev
cnlng, February 12lh, and continuing ten
days. BY order
COMM,TTEE
Catarrh is q common disease, 40 common
that shutting and hawking" reach you at
every turn. Your foot slips III its nasty dis
charge, in the omnibus or In church. and its
stencil dsg,,sts at the lecture or concert.
The proprictors of DR.. Sagc's Catarrh Rem.
,dy offer $500 reward for a case of Catarrli
which they cannot cure. Remedy sold by
druggists, 80 cents.
Union Bridge may enjoy substantial
boom tins spring If her citizens are active in
promoting the establishment Of some indus
tries that may be induced to locate here.
There IS no doubt tlrnt our town can secure
the plant OF manufacturing enterprises rs
well as other towns if she will use the
means usually adopted for shat purpose
CarroK Neus
With the wealth, hcalthtul location and
railroad shops for nucleus, there is no rca.
son why our neighbor should not enter the
lists rs a boomer.
Mr.. NJ. G. Cramer has rented Mr. John
Rouzer's large stone mansion on East Main
Street and will open it up for summer board
ers. 1t is admirably suited to this purpose
and under the management of our genial
friend Mr.. G., i, goes without saying that it
will secure and hold throughout the season
its full complement, OF guests
The large and we'll shaded lawn about the
house provides ample space for croquct and
lawn tcnnis ; 1t will be home in the country
with all the advantages Of town.
A Yankee Sheriff Frightened.
\ well known sheriff who lives in Maine
sician called Consumption, friend advised
the sheriff to try Pan Tina Cough and Con.
sumption Cure, recovery soon followed =,
much to the surprise of the Doctor, who now
prescribes it for Cough, Colds and Consump.
,ion. Price 27 Cents
At J. X. Waters, Drug Store.
A STARTLING RI NOR. THE Westminster
idoocate in It's last issue, discusses the
"Fullcr' railroad project and among other
statements, makes the following startling
assertion: "A runor Is ahont that the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company contemplatcs
the purchase Of the Western Maryland road .
and it finds crcdcncc here" That the Peun'
cyl I've NJ tl,> Loc
may be worthy of credcncc, bu, that it will
effect it, even in the more or less remote
future, surely finds little crcdence in West,
minister or elsewhere.
DEATH OF Mrs. MARIA FREEzE.-Ths
Freeze, Jr., died of consumption after All H.
ness of but several months duration, on
Wednesday last. Mrs. Freeze was the
daughter of our esteemed townsman Mr..
John Flcage and a sister Of Mrs. Charles
Cramcr of Crcagerstown. She had not yet
arrived at middle age and until within year
had enjoyed good health She was most
amiable lady and warm friends were limited
in number only by tho circle of her acquain
tancc. She was member of st. Johns Lu-
therap church. The funeral services in the
Lutheran church on Friday morning last
were largely attended, Rev. j. II. Barb ofic
Ating, assisted by Rcv's Freed and GRAY;
intcrmcnt was made in the Hill Cemetery.
Her age was 80 years. 10 months and - days.
FIRE! Fire! The sudden cry naturally
strikes terror to every heart but modern
appliances for fighting the mcrcllcss flames
have been carried to such degree of per-
fiction that the knowledge Of their existence
inspires confidence even when in peril from
fire. The New York Fire department is
word.renowned for its efficiency, and every
DDS and appliances for fighting fire in the
metropolis, which are most wildly des"rihol
and splcnddly illustrated in the March
number of Democrats Eumay Magazine, just
arrived
AS usual, this Magazine is brimfnl and
ana running over with good thngs,-somc-
thing Of special interest to each member of
the family. Those with artistic tastes will
be delighted with the paper on THE Art
Schools of New York." which are most
charmngly discourscd Of by one who has
had intimate acquaintance with these most
promincnt, and the accompanying lllustra-
tions are drawn from life; manya pleasant
evening Can he spent in the home circle
learning how to dance from explicit direc