Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
Two Valuable Friends.

ii TWO vHlUHUlc TIbCHWSs
/. A physician cannot always nc had
Rheumatism, Neuralgia ,Sprans, Bruises and
Burns occur often and sometimes when least
expected Keep handy the friend of many
households and the destroyer of all pain, the
famous Red Flag OH, 25 cents
g Many precious LIE could 'e saved
that is being racked to le',l with that terri
bic cough. Secure II good nights rest by i'll
vcsting rs cents for u botl" Of Pan Tina, the
grea; remedy for Coughs, Colds ana Con-
sumption.
Trial bottles of Pan Tina Tree ut DR.. j. X.
Waters Drug Store.
The w. NJ. II r. has gwen an order for
a very heavy and very speedy passenger 10,
comotiye 1t is intended FIR tue fast Blue
Mountain tram next season. We are also
informed IN this connection that the running
time between Baltimore city and this point
will be materially reduced and that stop
will he made here; all of which is very graf
flying news. This IS one of the institutions
of which the company is justly proud; the
placing of so excellent train on the road
has made Of our mountain top, the great
summer resort that is and our own town
with this train stopping here both ways and
with the exercise of gumption and grit by
our people will become one of the chief
summer resorts along the line OF the W. NJ.
r. r.
HIGH LICENSE We will deem it n PRIV.
lcgc TO have sent to us thevlews OF our readers
on the subject of High License as substi
tutc for Local Option. Any communication
received will be published under the rule of
the Office that is, the writer must sign his
name, hut under no circumstances will it be
given to the public, unless he so desires.
We favor. uncquivccnlly, the substitution
of Hiah / lccnse for No Lic' nse under the
Local Option regulation and shall probably
give o,lr reasons for it within the next sever
al weeks, but we desire that others holding
opinions on the subject will avail themselves
OF the offer Of our &C lumns to ventilate the
matter thoroughly If desirable on the part
of a writer, we will edit the communication
being careful to lcayc he argument intact.
PROMISING 1892 TIL, leading writers on
commerce, manufacture and finance with
striking unanimny agree that The disturbance
firm, the Barings, nov but few weeks more
than one year ago, has. by the natural law of
trade and finance, subsidized They also pre-
dict, owing first to reaction from the nat.
ura' conservatism of business men following
that failure and second. FIR our country
specially, from the enormous, bro adstutf pro
duction and the unusual foreign demand, a
year of cheap money and consequent great
business activity. We sincerely trust that
the seemingly sound and reasonable argyll
ments may be born ont by the facts: there
arc several classes Of producers that hayc
laborcd and waited long for a reaction and
better prices; may the year just begun wit
mes the frultion of their brightest hopes.
A GIFT TO THE Rich -Chicago is the
hound,ng, big brother in The family of Amer
lean mctropoi ard is iully able to take care
of herself, or should be. Her big Fair will
he distinctiyely Chicago affair; the era of
centenary celebrations in this country dawn
I'd in 1876 and has had It's aft r-glow
Eighteen hundred and nincty-two is too late
TO celebrate the landing of Columbus by q
people that tcal down seven story buildings
ia order to erect sky .scraping. twenty-foul
storied structures. A people that possesses
that little regard for the great things Of one
decade ago, should he in frame of mind to
rc,csate Christopher Columbus and HIS voy-
age, to the region of penumbral pre- historic
events.
We, who kick at State Tax of 1Sa cents,
should hesitate before voting 800, 900 to fur,
thcr the interests of a city that gains daily
IN population and wealth more rapidly than
our entire State. Further, We are not sc
sml,ten with the idea Of paternal govern
ment, that we can commend the practice OF
using State funds to aid IN advertising the
business Of certain few of It's citizens. In
n word, we do not advocate big State ap
preparation for the Chicago Fair.
:, J1NGo-Thc Gillian trouble is rapidly de
veloping lingo party in this country and
we read bitter articles now, urging our gov
eminent to declare war With nation thai
approached us in fighting ability, nearer thar
Chlll does, we belleye our government wout
' have dealt more peremptorily, but her "sizt
protects her" more surely against us than
would that of some Of the "slumberng vol
canoes" and walking arsenals" of the ole
world. The American small hoy ls ASHAMED
to strike one smaller than him elf and vii
submit to taunts and all else sage blows, be
. fore he gets his fist m,de and the American
government Will allow its patience to b,
taxed to the uttcrmost before it determines
' to bend that attenuated strip Of South Amer
lean bloodthirstvness across her knee. Th'
! misfortune about the matter is ,hat when VI
get ready to do it, we'll do II, while Chill
thinks that buster on her side and d ploma
cy (mcaning petering out Of argumenD OF
ours, will settle the matter leaving her ro0s
' ter on the fence Growing. 1t now looks a
p, though very few days will suffice to giy
i us about all that We want Of Chlli's ctron
terry.
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