Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-05-19

Mr.. Geo. r. Stotelmyer, Of Wolfsvllc has
had a relapse, and is helpless from the effects
of inflamatory rheumatism.
VIM. H. Isanogle, former resident of
Lewistown, this county, died at his residence
in Hagerstown. Sunday evening last, of heart
trouble, at the age of 57.-Ente,p,1se.
lfever man feels like "a poor worm of
the DUST" it is when he suffers from that
tired feeling. Ayers sarsaparilla. removes
this dlscouraglng physical condition and I'M
parts the thrill of new life and energy to ev.
cry nerve, tissue, muscle, and fibre of the
whole body.
The gold dollar is SO small that there are
practically none in circulation, silver dollars
so large that most people don't care to have
many of them in their pockets. How would
it do to have dollars, halves and quarters
composed of both gold and silver in colnbi-
nation-one. half gold and one half silver !!
If the proposed international conference
should adopt standard Of value of this sort
there would be single standard Of value,
and free coinage would not threaten disaster.
Advocate.
1.-THE only trouble about the above deci-
dedly ingenious suggestion is that counter
feiters would probably find it very much
easier to ply their trade.-ED. CLARIoN.]
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antee from the manufacturers, that ii will
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be refunded. This guarantee has been print.
ed on the bottle wrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years.
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for everybody to get, free of cost, an exqui-
site Oil Picture SO inches long, Il companion
to "a Yard of Roses" which all have seen
and admired. This exquisite picture, "A
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same size, and Is pronounced by art critics
to be far superior to the Roses The re-
production is equal in every respect to the
original, which cost $500, and is being given
free with everx copy Of the June humber of
DEMoKEsT's FAMILY MAGAZINE. This June
number Is a grand souvenir number in cele-
bralion of the SEVENTEEN anniversary OF the
birthday of the publisher, and is worth many
times the cost, which IS only 20 cents, as ev-
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it are full directions for framing
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can get the June number of Demorcsts Fam
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Dcmorcst, Is East 14th ST.. New York
FATAL ACCIDENT The profoundest sym.
pathles of our people were stirred on Thurs
day last shortly after noon, by the report
that our townsman MIR. Newton G. Croft
had met death suddenly and accidentally
while engaged at his business of numbering
IN the mountains west of this place.
Just how the accident bctcl the upfortu-
nate man is not clearly seen; lie was with his
team hauling lumber from his sawmiil his
driver noticed sudden lurch forward ofthc
wagon and looking back saw the hind wheel
of the wagon just passing over Mr.. Groff'>
body. He was attending to the drawing of
the rubbers and through some mlshap IN
handling the lever, he was thrown from the
wagon, falling with his head underneath the
wagon, the wheel passing oyer his body
from the right hip upward across the abdo-
men and lower part Of the chest on tue left
side; his left arm was also broken ard abrad
ed. He lived from 20 to 30 minutes after
the occurrence, but suffered no pain he was
able to say So The deceased was son If
the late Dorus and Mary Croft was born in
Carroll County, fifty years ago last Scptcm-
Der He was an active business man from
the time OF his attaining his majority. He
was first in business. as general merchant, IN
Union Bridge: afterwards, about 1872 he en-
tered into partnership with Mr.. John Root
of this place: some years ago he purchased
the Crcscite Fertilizer works here, which he
conducted for several years; more recently
he has given his attention to the sawed lum-
Der business having leased his fertilizer mill
and coal yard at this place. He was in our
judgment, the most industrious of our fti-
zens. His traits OF character were marked,
being man of decided views and opinions:
he was cordial and genial, vet not profuse IN
friendship his families ties were strong and
his home life peculiarly marked with kindness
and care. About twenty two years ago Hell
en- Key Landers of this town became his
wife she with five sons survive him. He