Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-04-07
The Rich NJ ans Son.

The rich mans sOn inherits lands,
And piles OF brick and stones and geld,
And he inherite soft white hands,
And tender flesh that fears the cold
Like soft hands, and tender flesh, many
diseases are inherited; especially tendencies
70 Asthma, Consumption. Bronchitis, and
Stomach and Liver troubles but there is a
remedy, known as the Golden Medical Dis
covery" which overcomcs these diseases, and
cuts off all Tenderness toward a fatal result
DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo, has put this remedy
within the reach of all, so that even the poor
as we'll as the rich, can obtain it. 1t ia
worth more to you than piles of brick and
stone aud gold" Ask your druggist for it.
It's guaranteed to benefit or cure in every
case or money paid for it will be refunded,
REPUBLICAN PRrMARIEs-Prlmarie for
the selecting of delegates to the County Con.
vent,on that will meet in Frederick on Sat
urday. April 23rd, wit. be held on Saturday,
April 9th, as follows:
Creagerstown at Creagerstown, Up. III.
Enmitsburg at Emmitsburg, 3p. M.
Hauvers at Deerfleld. 4 y. III.
Woodsboro at Woodsboro. II p. m.
Mcchanicstown, IN Rouzcr's Hall, 8 p. NJ.
Lewistown, at Lewistown, y p. IN.
The convention that will meet IN Frederick
on the 23rd day Of April, will name six dele
gates to the State Convention that will meet
in Frederick on May 4,h. This State Con-
yention will select tour delegates at large aud
four alternates to the National Convention
that will meet IN Minneapolis ON June 18th !;
this State Convention will also name two
Presidential Electors at large. The County
Convention will also select six delegates to
the Congressional District Convention that
will be held in Hsgerstown on April 2Sth !;
this District Convention will select two del
egates and two alternates to represent the
Sixth Congressional District in the Ma
tional Convention: the District Convention
will also name Presidential EIector for the
Sixth Congressional District.
WELL! WE'LL! WELL !!!-Now, just
read this
! Frederick County, Maryland, is noted for
its fine highways. Sixteen of them lead from
that city to various parts of the county.
Travel on them 10 luxury, and likewise an
economy. They have secured these roads,
which are turnpikes, by getting the county
TO take three fifths Of the stock of each. As
the tolls are sufficient to keep up repairs, the
people of the district through which they
pass are spared that expense. The county
sells bonds to raise the money necessary to
pay for the stock. Whatever dividends are
made by the companies 60 to pay the inter-
est, and the stock stands against the bonds
THIS appears to be an easy way to multiply
stone roads which. in our climate, are the
only valuable roads. The plan is worth
thinking about. Let our next Farmers In
stitute take it up.-Li,tlestown independent
fro be held up IS a model by our progress.
slve Pennsylvania nelghbors at time when
The (itizen, Tho Esaimner and other items Of
local editorial high mightiness are engaged
in the incubati1g and formulating of prac
teal propositions for the betterment Of our
roads is q sarcasm biting, whitening sar-
casm.
Was it meant for that? 1fso-pistols
and coffee for three