Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-06-23

IT, you want to make sure which Is the
Ioyeliest spring bonnet in town, take note
which one Is most riliculed.
There is some difference between reward
and deserts when the hereafter is considered
every one expects to get his reward, none
their deserts.
The button. hollng attachment of the sew.
ing machine will be the hardest worked
piece of machinery in the land from this un'
til November next.
SICK HoRsE.-Dr. H. G. Anders' brown
colt became overheated by its run the DAY
that it got away from him and has been IN a
dangerous condition during the past several
days. DR.. Plttinger has 1t in charge and
hopes to be able to pull 1t through all right.
A meeting of old Union soldiers was held
at Myersvlllc last Saturday night with the
view of organizing Grand Army Post at
that place. Capt. Jacob Koogle was chosen
President, and Mr.. Daniel II. Bowen was
appointed committee of one to work up
the matter ValIey Register.
A SUGGESTION. We have not had n ,icm-
/ onstration here for go long time that prob.
/ ably no young man below the age of twenty
five recalls the last recognition of 1ndepend
ence Day by our people. How does this
strike you! Let there be meeting called in
the Town Hall; at that meeting let there be
a committee appointed to arrange pro.
grammc of exercises, beginning. let us say at
u o'clock on the evening of the Glorious
Fourth, to consist Of the reading of tho
Declaration of Independence; patriotic
tableau or two and the singing of The national
airs. Let another committee be appointed
to collect money for the purchase of fire
works, the same committee to have charge of
them: the display to be made Immediately
after the close of the formal exercises.
1t may readily be effected; 1t is due the
Day and will at least amusc and cdify the
younger generation.
Who seconds?
A BLACKSMITH SAVES THE LIFE OF A
LITTLE GIRL. Minnie Carney, Of Lytlt
City, Iowa, was perhaps as near leaving this
world as any one can he, and recover. She
was sick with cholera morbus; completed
exhausted and unconscious. The physicians
in consultation decided that the case was
hopeless and entirely beyond their control
Chas. j. Ncwcomb, blacksmith, walked
| n. tl,up,x,rl, In Il ylyn nd vtp
to get remedy he had himself used, and
which he firmly believed would care her
That medicine was Chambc-ain's Colc
Cholera and DiarrhPl Remedy. lie OBJ
tanned part of Il bottle, with which he hast lily
returned, and gave the little sufferer hal
tcaspOonful, which relieved her and con
SERIOUSNESS gradually rcturnd, The mcdi
cine was given in broken doses and in Il
snort time she was well. lie isposiiiyr that
it saved her life, and has others in that vi
cnity. For sale at Waters Pharmacy.
WE HAVE IT.-Spcclal and well directed
cndcavor supplemented by plausible good
reason will IN every instance of argument
with business men, meet with que molicun1
of success. Based upon the claim that we
might expect to become one of the leading
resorts of the summer boar1er, of all the
towns on the line of w NJ. T. r., provided
train be allowed us, we have succeeded in Sc
curing that train, both east and west IL
now becomes essential to our receiving the
benefit of that train under any future sum.
mer schedule, that the summer hoa'drr ar
gumcnt be justitic,, by fact that is, that hr
Frank lessons record of ticket sales at the
end of the season warrant reference to it as
proof that THIS IS point 10 which those look
ing fora summer residence may be attracted.
We have the train; now let those who
asked for it, sec to it, that every room avail.
able be filled during the entire sammrr and
Mr. Hoods consideration Of our demands
upon him will have been repaid as deserved.
VINO DOES IT?-Wc arc in receipt OF an
advertisement, which is inserted at the spec
tally low rates secured by advertising agents
we are also in receipt OF a "rcatcr' of some
thing over one hundred lines nonparcil, the
! latter sent US by the advertiser, direct. 1t
Processes to he n treatise valuable to the
farmer, while 1t is absolutely nothing but an
advertisement OF ttrt lizer We are le-
ques,cd to publish gratis, this valuable treat
Use should we do so and reckon it up arour
regular rates for single insertion readers it
would certainly amount TO more than we
receive for the advertisement proper.
Now we admire business torwardncss, but
draw the line at gall; who is thoughtless
enough to publish such things some one or
more must be. or there would not be the
printed slip and begging letter sen. out
These people who imagine that sack of
fertilizer will cover as much advertising
space as it does OF wheat field, should scat
| ter a ton or two Of their swcct-sccnted mdsc
over their soul, with u view Of inducing a
growth Of conscience.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.--On Monday last
the summer schedule on the W. NJ. II r.
went into effect. The change of time in
some of the trains is considerable and rs it
has been quite a while since any considera
bic change has occurred, our people will need
keep il before them, else there will be some
INSTANCES of missed trains.
Going west, the Fast Mail leaves this