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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07
New AIVertiselsleHl Is.

Ford's.
ID. r. Rouzer
II. Hailctt & Co.
LA GRIPPE-Persons suffering from La
Grippe are speedily and permanently cured
by Humphreys Specifics Nos. one and seven.
Number One allays the fever, pain and in
tlammalion, While No. Seen cures the
Cough, Hoarscnes and Sore Throat.
The Maryland Legislature met at noon
Tuesday: Col Edward Lloyd Of Talbo, was
chosen President of the Senate ard Hon,
Murray Vandivcr of Hartford Speaker of the
House. Mr. Carlton Shafcr received the
chief clerkship and Mr.. Geo. r. Stotelmeyer
one of the committee clerkships.
The circuit court tor this county adjourned
on Tuesday without having finished the
docket. The great amount OF sickness in
the county obstructed the work of the court,
witnesses and principals heing detained at
home by the glip and other prevailing dis
eases.
The Board Of County Commissioners for
this county has reappointed David W. Sum
mers Dr. E. G. McSherry, DR.. ]. w. Down
ey, Joshua j Dill and II. Mehrle Hiteshew
as the Board of Charities and Corrections,
DR.. William II. Baltzell county health officer
and Dr. W. #. Wooten physician to the Jail.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07

We will publish next week the entire list
of studies in the High School as given in
Glenn H. Wor,h,hgtons Annual Report for
1S90-91
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The Examiner renews its youth as it en-
tiers upon its S9th year. 1t now ranks with
the leading county newspapers in the State.
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A man who has practiced medicine
for 40 years, ought to know salt from
sugar; read what he says:
Toledo, O., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. f. ]. Cheney & Co.-Gentle.
men Il have been in the general prac-
tica of medicine for most 40 years. and
would say that in all my practice and
experience have never seen a prepare
ton that I could could prescribe with
as much confidence of success as | can
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
you. Have prescribed it great many
tines and its effect Is wonderful and
would cay in conclusion that | have yet
to find a case Of Catarrh that it would
not cure, if they would take it accord
ING to directions.
Yours Truly,
l. L. GORSUCH, M. D.,
Office, 2l5 Summit. ST.
We viii give 500 for any case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured with Hall 8
Catarrh Cur. Taken internally.
+. J. Cheney 4 Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
~ SOD ~ .}r1-@la's, = eoy'a.
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Order Nisi ON Sales.
No. 5S35 Equity.

III tHC bltut Sbtib WI EittCl lCh N)uut},
sitting in Equity.
November Term. 1891.
William w. Zimmerman
Hannah Zimmerman
In the Matter Of the Report of Sales filed
the 14th day OF December, 1891.
ORDERED, That on the aIh day Of jan
Ouary, 1892, the Court will proceed to act
upon the Report of Sales Of Real Estate, re-
ported to said court by William W. thinner
man, Irustc in The above cause, and filed
thcrin rs aforesaid, to finally ratiiy and con-
firm the same unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown before SAID day provided
copy nfths order he inserted in some news
paper published IN Frederick County, for
three successive weeks prior to said day.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be $3.50 20.
Dated this Nth day of december, 1891.
JOHN l.. JORDAN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Cour. for Frederick
County
True Copy-Test' John L. Jordan,
decl74t Clerk
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VIM $ Topper and Jefferson Springer
have been appointed constables for this dis
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-lal:tional Locals.

We have now about SIN inch's ofsnow on
the ground, the frs, of any consequence this
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AUCTIONEERS!

The undersigned offer their services rs nuc'
tionccrs at Public Sale>, "r other Auctions
of Personal Property.
They haye both had lar"c experience as
public nuctioncrrs and he r"nhIcnS thai
they Will he able To render satisfaction.
Parties having single pieces OF per onaI
nrone,tv. or more. can leave il with us as we
purpose making arrangements 20 nod rc9u'
lar weekly sales OF such goods.
Address,
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Hanpy and content is a home with "The no
chester lamp with the light OF the n'o.n'"s
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co.. New YORK
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-01-07

Crown Stock Food will save treble Its cost
by its curative values. No colo, no worms
ar lots and no stomach troubles
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No. 17.-Atwo story frame double dwell
ling house in Mechanicstown Properly Ill
excellent repair. Stable, well &c. Price $l'-
500
No. AGA fine mill property and 10!
acres of land in nm excellent locality and
never falling stream. Local trade excellent.
Terms easy. Price $4,000.
For further particulars gardins inc H.
bc,e, or any property desired, address,
The North End Real Estate Agency,
Mcchan,cstown, Md, or Emmitsburg, Md.
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AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL
Boys Suits, Knee Brooches, II % to s. 90.
Boys Suits, Long Pants, $500 to $12 90
Overcnals, ~ soto 500. New line of Boys
Suits for $l.25-fnrmer price, 81 so. Great
reduction in BOYS OVERCOATS. 500
Coats for $500. 5000 Goats for 81 GO. $4O0
Coats for $500,
MEN S DRESS g. BUSINESS SUITS.
Cas,nrt Suits $500 Reduced to g. r. Fine
Worstcd Suits, s.. to $40, Cashmere Suits,
Beautiful, ~ to $50, Mixed Suits, s. 81, II
and &c. Colkscrcw SUITS. IS 10 SEQ, Chcviol
Suits Beautiful line, S. to $1,000,
The aloye pllc"s now reduced % per crnt
\ large lot of Mems Pants OF every kind m
Guiding Corduroy, at very low prices. Best
Casslnct Pants SLIGO. Never before soil for
that price.
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Mr.. HOWe!lS' New Work.

The announcement that MT. noWellS
will leave Harper's Magazine to take
cditoria! charge Of the Cosmopolitan, on
March lst, calls attention to the process
of building up the staff OF a great maga
zine. Probably in no monthly has the
evolution been so distinctly under the
eyes Of the public as in the case OF the
Cosmopolitan. The first step after its
editorial control was assumed by Mr.
John Brisben Walker, vas to add to it
Edward Everltt Hale, who took charge
of department called Social Prob
lems.' subjects concerning which the
greatest number of people are thinking
to. day Mr.. Hale, who is student,
fair minded man, thorough Amerl-
Can and man Of broad sympathies, has
filled this position IN way to attract
the attention not only of this country,
but of leading European journals.
Some months later a department was es-
tablished called The Review of Current
Events To take charge OF this man
was needed who should be familiar not
only with Inc great events OF lne paeC
thirty years, but who knew personally
the leading men of both the United
States and Europe who could interpret
motives and policies. Murat Halstead
accepted this position with the distinct
understanding that his monthly review
should be philosophical and never par
tisan. The next step in the history OF
the Cosmopolitan, was the placing OF
the review of the intellectual movement
of the month in the hands Of Mr.. Bran.
der Matthews, who for some time has
been recognized as one of the two or
three abest critics in the United States.
Finally came the acceptance of the
editorsbip conformity with Mr.. Walker,
by Mr.. VIM. Dean Howels. Mr. How
ellis, who is recognized universally as
the foremost American Of letters, upon
the expiration of his contract with Har-
per brothers, on the first of March will
take in hand the destinies of magazine
which promises to exercise share Of
influence with the reading classes Of
the United States His entire services
will be given to the Cosmopolitan, and
everything he writes will appear in that
magazine during the continuance of his
editorship.
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j. p. II. Miller.
j. s.ss. Martin.
Me ChanlCstuWr M {

DuBLTC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
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srl246n,
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No. ga Mill Property, situated in
Crengersiown district, on Owens Creek.
Stone mill building. Duoble gearcd saw
mill, not attached TO gr'st nil! Dwelling
house containing 3 rooms, small! larn and
stable. 1S cies Of land, including water
right. Young apple orchard in full hearing
The mill has an cXcallcnt local trade. Price,
5000.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
sir.. Yes s:nyiisis.

Eycryono's right TO 'ilfc liberty
and tho pursuit OF happiness must
certainly DO In tho air OF tho land OF
tho froo. 1t Ii told OF the Corcnn
minister In Washington that lady
asked him how hc liked America
'Oh. very good. " ho replied
And your wife how docs shc liko
l,p"
oh. sho lilsn II too goodl Sho .ny.
i good ns you now not go back my
moro ~
Mrs, Yo Ia charming little womsn.
who IL In love with American customs
She has adopted tho American siylo
OF dress and speaks English with n
delicious ncoont II Is wonderful how
quiokly sho has. lenrnod our dlnlcult
tongue Some OF hcr literal ,rnnsln.
uons possess mn original flavor that Is
bewitchlng For Instance sho wna
telling OF thieves breaking into tho
house. Yes" Hhc said. earnestly.
",ho s,cnl mnns took everything F"
wha, could bo more expressive than
that9-N Y. Times.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
A PROMISING SITUATION.

tNow York Daily Invcstigator)
Good judges say that one OF the next
localities TO achieve distinction by
jumping from substantial town To Il
Thriving metropolis in few years will
be the city of Superior, Wisconsin, and
this, too, without the effort and strug-
gle through which interior towns have
passed while effccting the same result
Until n year or two ago the average
man did not stop to think that Supe-
rior as n monopolist of the water and
rail termini ut one end of the lakes is
IN the same position as Buffalo Is ut
the other end. Figures are unintcr-
esting unless given briefly, but com
parsons are always Important. This
little Superior, credited by its last CEN
sus with only $1,000 people. handled
more coal last year than did Chicago;
of grain, IL shipped nineteen million
bushels, Of flour, sixteen hundred
thousand barrels, OF wool, four million
pounds, of merchandise, TO the value of
thirteen million dollars. or all lake
cities this business was second only TO
Chicago in magnitude There is an
economical reason for this condition of
things. 1t is that the rail rate ON
freight sent west of Lake Michigan is
one cent per ton per mile, while the
water rats Is one-tcn,h OF one cent
per ton per mile. This position at the
extreme western end of Lake Superior
is what gives the city OF Superior its
prestige, and is making II grow faster
than Chicago ever did. Besides one
hundred and one smaller indnstcial
concerns, Superior has located twenty
eight large manufacturing enterprises
In the past eighteen months, including
the American Steel Barge Company,
the builders of the famous whale
hacit'' ver-.,, which la r.voiutiouisiny
the lake and ocean frciglt-carrying
trade. The twenty-elght institutions
above mentioned include iron and
steel plants, -four mills, stove factories,
wagon factories, pump makers, ship
builders and saw and sbinglc mills.
The most conservative business men In
the Northwest believe that Superior
will grow faster In the next ten years
than any other city In that prosperous
section Of the country, and many of
them claim that Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Milwaukee have never
seen the rapid growth that will come
TO the head Of the great chain OF lakes
and the city of Superior.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
NOT NECESSARILY TRUE.
a Tais Thtt ihoaii rrub bly Bo Taken
with Grail OF salt.


with Graia OF salt
An old wolf who had become deaf
and blind from tho weight OF years
having occasion 10 make journey
through the forest caused ono OF tho
young onos 10 go before him. taking
tho young ono's tail In his mouth to
guido him.
In this way tho old wolf mado very
good progress through the woods; but
passing huntor seeing the strange
procession. fired ut III, young wolf.
Tho shot missed his body. but cut
of the young VOLTS tall, and tho ami.
mai greatly frightened. ran of MS
fast ms his legs could carry him.
Tho old wolf who, OF course Ind
ncithor heard nor seen anything OF
tho affair stood wondering what tho
young one was waiting for Whore.
upon the hunter cumo up and taking
tho young VOLTS detached tail In his
hand. started home with H.
Tho old wolf trotted nlong content.
odly after him aud the villngors sec.
ing the hunter enter the village with
tho beast In tow. were greatly aston.
ishcd. Tho wolf was placed In cap
,ivIty. md diod soon after And tho
villagers have ever since repeated 10
strangers tho story OF this wonderful
udventurc-w which tho strangers nro
nt liberty TO believe or not MS ,hoy
plcnRc.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
FISH CHARMED BY A SNAKE
Fascination OF Denlsens of Pool for n
Water Rsptlle.

Fascination OF Dsnizsns of Pool for n
Water Reptile.
Approaching pool as large Us
big dining.room we found millions in
ii" and the fright that our moving
bodies gave them sent them scurrying
in every direction with such energy
that the mere contact of one with an
other killed them by dozens. Then
we laid ourselves quietly down upon
the ground by tho pool. says tho Amer
ican Angler one on each side and ro-
maincd motionlcss for few minutes
and We were rewarded by a sight en-
tirely new TO us.
Tho water was perfectly clear and
not above two feet deep. the day calm
and bright and the proceedings below
tho surface easily observed. In the
deepest part OF the pool school OF
little fish was swimming around and
around in ring OF about two feet in
diameter tho school being about six
inches wide and apparently two or
three layers deep.
Around and around they won't at
the least motion on our part breaking
ranks, to resume their circus ut onco
when We were quiet again. We were
interested. OF course nad puzzled.
and wo tried tor half an hour or moro
to learn the ca OF such unusual
movements
Our talk. for wo did talk. did not
disturb them. from which we inferred
that thoy could not hear US; our
slightest movement did. from which
We inferred they could see us.
Carefully crawling little nearer
We discovered the center OF the NOV
ing circle was large water snake
coilod. quiet and watchful. Ornitho-
loglsts have told US In unreliable
school books that snakes eau and
often do charm birds ana somo have
in thoir moro elaborate works, tried
to substanlinte that theory never
believed H. and certainly never
heard of snakes charming FISH. but
what were these shad doing? We're
they charmcdS
II thoy wcro afraid OF his snako-
ship why didn't they swim away as
they did when wo stirred2 Why
when our disturbance ceased. did they
persisten,ly return and tako up their
ccaseloss round IN so dangerous n
neichborhood' These are conundrums
that can't answer.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
Gerrymauder knocked out.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court, In unanI.
nous opinion handed down recently, declares
the npportionment law enacted by the last
legislature TO be unconstitutional. II advises
that the governor may convene the legisla-
turc In extra session for the passage of a new
apportionmcnt law, or that the districts may
remain as they were prior to the passage OF
the law of the last session. Acts OF previous
Legislatures that may be affected by the de-
cision nrc not invalidnted by the decision.
The decision Is AN Important one, NJ Its Of
fects will bo felt In all parts OF the union
where political parties have made usc of the
"gcrrymander" scheme to reap partisan ad-
vantage. Tho basis of the decision Is that the
county is the primary territorial unit Of rep
rescntation and prohibits the dismcmbcrmcnt
OF counties In the formation Of assembly dis
trics. Since no assembly district can be law
iully formed which includes territory In more
than two counties, unless the whole Of said
counties arc included therein, 40 that the
district Is bounded entirely by county lines, a
constitutional assembly district cannot he
formed which includes within Its limits frac-
Tons OF two or more counties or one county
ana fraction Of another county, for In either
case the Integrity of county lines would be
violated and county dismembercd.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
. CRAVE MONTANA WOMAN.
Uuaids d she Drove tho Coach From
which tho Driver Had Fallen.

Uuaids d sho Drove tho Coach From
which ths Driver Had Fallen.
A lady whose name we. are unable
to learn met with startling adven-
ture while travelling on the stage, near
Moulton's station, very early ono
morning recently, says tho Susanville,
Cal. Mail. The lady resides In Mon
tnnn. and. with her five-year-old
daughter, was on her way 10 visit her
parents who reside near Fl Bidwell.
Arriving ut Amedce tho remainder Of
tho trip must bo travelled by stnge-
coach. Herself and daughter con-
stituted tho passengers md, as tho
night was extremely cold, blustry anti
disagreeable, shc preferred riding on
the inside OF tho conch.
Before leaving Amedce tho cur
tains were all fastened. Tho coach
rumbled along all right for miles. tho
horses were changed, and nothing un.
usual transplred until Madeline plains
were reached. when suddenly the dri-
YER fell from his seat und tho team
continued drlverless on toward the
next station. The lady soon realized
her plight and endeavored to vacato
the coach as expeditiously MS posi-.
ble but the curtains woro fastened on
tho outside. Possessed with great
presence OF mind she hastily took her
penknife and cut tho fastenings and
thus secured an avenue to reach terra
Grmn
Her first move was to drop tho lit
tlo girl from tho coach as gently us
possible and then she followed, nlight-
ing in safety. After running n short
distance she managed to stop the
horses. and placing tho child on the
seat the lady mounted tho coach aud
drove on TO the Moulton station. A
relief expedition was sent out after tho
driver who was met beating his weary
way into tho station.
1t seems the jehu had become sleepy
or something Of the kind. and losing
his equilibrium had fallen overheard.
Another driver less sleepy was found
ut tho station who continued on tho
journey. Fortunately tho team hap
pened to be very gentle otherwise the
adventure might not have terminated
as luckily. The lady displayed great
nerve and GOODNESS, and 1t is duo to
that fact that hs-self and little daugh-
ter escaped =. tul fate.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
Arsenic nud American AppIos.

LONDON, Januaryp, 1891 The Horticultural
papers are renewing their attack on American
apples. on tho ground that thoy contain arsenic,
md tho attacks nro being generally copied In
tho daily press. The charge Is that growers
sprinkle arsenic on their trees to prevent the
fuvngcs OF "a moth which cats nothing but apples
and pears Al the papers do not take tho same
side, and one points out the weakness OF the
charge, us arsenic would not be applied when
tho trees nre In fruit, The editor Of tho Horti.
cultural Times IL the author of tho "arscnic
scare" us It is called here, Immense quantities
of American apples are sold IN England and
bring high prices, which perhaps explains the
reason for the nttncl,
spraying fruit trees, plants and vines for the
prevention OF tho rnyagcs of insects md fungus
diseases IL no longer an experiment. but u me-
ccssiiy IN order TO get large crops OF perfect
fruit For fun information On this subject, nd
dress William Stahl, manufac turcr OF Excelsior
Spraying Outfits. Quincy, Ill, who will Send,
free, full and complete treatise on thi, sub
lerl
The state herald., 1892-04-01
| leorRioHr tel

CugNt 20 DC M10Hc1
the great, gripping, old-fashioned
pill. There's too much unpleasant
ness for tho money. Ought to be
better, too. They're big enough,
md make trouble enough, to do
more good.
That's just what DIR. Picroc's
Pleasant Pellets do, more good.
Instead of weakening the system,
they renovate it instead Of up
setting, they cleanse and regulate
it mildly, gently, and naturally.
They're the original Little Liver Pills
tho smallest but most effective,
purely vegetable, perfectly harmless,
and easiest to take. Only ono
little Pellet for 4 gentle laxative
three for cathartic. Sick Head
ache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
and all arrangements of the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest pills you can
buy, for they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money Is re.
turned. You pay only for the good
you get. It's n plan peculiar to DIR.
Picrcc's medicinca,
The state herald., 1892-04-01
DENVER BUSINESS HOUSES,

The hit bcioie coBipriscs soBic NJ he
Lest Lusiaess hnHscs N DHrcr, and hsy
rW Giraish bnnk ref,reaocs u roguirod
prsyrn WALL rArtit ASD PANT 20 cheap.
sft Ilarn Tor wall Paper leinis air hful
Tor pficts and SAMPLES lbkl iawfenoa,
riir QUAR- wiaTtnH MUTUAL Arli1rhf
Ausarihtinn, and thi1f hloct, y q. 10, iln,
nr,,iSaTo. rYprNni fEfa Ann SUPPLIES
in1 thHinpa Hisnnsfaphnts farnish"d nee
tnTwAHT Or rAtst" Tha I. g, iislisa 4 iifns.
wall fapef md necotaiihs Co., lali Meliuh
tur ptsyIu rtnE clay co irii fAfimof,
Dealers IN photographers supplies.
bnsyrhTrsr Asp AwNiHd 90 -iali nlaha y.
ifErurss. n,scntTrsc co Heal Estate. Loans
IofLL nrms~ict. ioih aud lhsfrn - tufop ean
The n.hnedY 4 rlefte Msol'y Go Nluinr Mstl,y.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
German
Syrup

William McKeekan, Druggist at
Bloomingdale, Mich. 81 have had
the Asthma badly ever since l came
out of the army and though l have
been in the drug business for fifteen
years, and have tried nearly every
thing on the market, nothing has
given me the slightest relief until a
few months ago, when l used Bo-
schee's German Syrup. l am now
glad to acknowledge the great good
it has done me. lam greatly reliev-
ed during the day and at night go to
sleep without the least trouble" o
The state herald., 1892-04-01
Co-opcru,iy. Insanity.

Cooperative insanity Il what people have
up In Wisconsin, A Jury there has decided
that seven men who had lyucied criminal
became unanimously Insane few minutes
before the act -Four uf the lyneher. were ac-
quilted, having with equal unanlmily rccoy-
cred health Of mind Immediately aftcrward.
II is suggested that people who expect To be.
come lynehor NJ some point In their careers
now prepare for the emergency beforehand hy
organizing into insane unions or knight. ~
lunacy. The coincidence Of their all going
stark mad at the samc time will then be les
puzzllng. thioago Ndts,
The state herald., 1892-04-01
Fruits for Health.

Many persons who are always complaining
about poor health would feel much better II
they would curtall the daily ration of meats
and cnt more fruits. The pulp juice and acid
contained in all kinds of fruit readily assimi-
late with the food and aid in digestion. Their
effects are cooling on the brain, steadiness to
the nerves, and II consequent benefit ia toning
up the entire system, If people of scdentary
habits could but fully realize the invigorating
properties OF good sound fruits much Of the
gout, rheumatic pains and other ailments
peculiar TO that class would DO eliminated by
using plenty of fruits. In this connection we
would add that no fruits equal in quality,
flavor or value, as mn appetizer, the rcmarka-
bic products OF irrigation, n,-irrigdfion Age.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
A little on

A clerk nj n largo shoe store on
sixth nycnua Ia worry much glyop 10
SPELLS OF absent mlndodnosA Miss
Murry iIill wont Into tho shoe store not
long ago.
'whnt can do for you MissP' he
nskod tlmidly
II want pair Of phooa
Have you-hayY you broueh, your
foet with youP"--Toxas SlitingL