Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-11-10

Parents who have young children will be
interested in the experience of MIR. Alex
Moir, Il prominent druggist ut Britt, Iowa.
He says During the summer of 1882 my
little girl, two years Of age. was taken SER
iously Ill with summer complaint-so COM
to children of that age. After being treated
by a physician and getting no better, l took
from my shelves bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She
felt relieved after the first dose, and in three
days was entirely WE'LL" For sale at Waters
Pharmacy.
WE SECOND Tin a well written COM
municaton III this paper Mr.. Charles ShipIey
advocates change in the name of our town.
While We should want to have other names
suggested before we determined finally upon
new one, there IS no argument IN favor OF
retaining the present long and .liscordant
NAME We do not like 1t and will 60 with
the first to advoc ate change. We will
haye over one year in which to discuss the
question, or until the Legislature meets: let
US have the views of others in the matter.
An Awful Tragedy.
Thousands of lives have been sacrificed,
thousands of homes made deso!ate by the fatal
mistake of the "old school, physicians. still
persisted in by some, notwithstanding the
light thrown upon the subject by modern
research that Consumption is incurablc. It
is not. Consumption is a scrofulous disease
of the lungs, and any remedy which strikes
right at the seat Of the complaint must and
will cure it, Such remedy is DR.. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t is certain
specific for all scrotulous complaints. 1t was
never known to fail If given fair trial, and
that IS why the manufacturers sell it under
a positive guarantee that If 1t does not bcne.
fit or cure. the money paid for it will be re-
funded. The only lung remedy possessed of
such remarkable curative properties as to
warrant its makers in selling 1t on trial
New PIPE ORGAN AND PUIPIT.-The Or.
gan inaugurated Friday evening November
4th, in st Johns Church. was built by Will.
son 8. Reilly of Washington, d. G. 1t is
placed on platform ut the rear of the pull
pit. Its exterior presents an imposing and
majestic appearance. The design is of some
what novel character, having the key boards
placed on end of the instrument. The case
is built OF walnut In the romanesque style,
and ON either side Of the center panel work
is placed large octagon pedestal which is
surmounted on each face with large metal
pipes. The pipes arc symmetrically arranged
and decorated in soft colors and tinted
bronzcs. The dimensions of the instrument
are: width, 10 Il depth, Z Fl; height Is 1t,
The excellence and finish Of the work
have been most carefully attended to in every
part. The action is provided with over.
hanging keys for both manuals, finished with
ivory naturals and ebony sharps and obique
faced register knobs The interior OF the
key disk is of mahogany with piano finish.
Both the manual and draw stop actions
are finished in the most careful manner with
regulating buttons and felt hushing at all
points OF contact, light elastic. proniat and
perfectly quiet
The bellows, which is of large dimen
sons, is made in the most careful manner
and Is fitted with horizontal feeders which
are operated with Ross Reciprocating En-
CINE always insuring copious supply of
compressed air, which is ineXhaustible.
/ The wind chests which are of ample di
proved manner of the best quality Of white
pine venccrcd with mahogany shund boards;
the valycways beng carefully apportioned
so IS to insure an ample supply of air when
all the registers are drawn without robbng.
The valves are made of the best light
stock and are first provided with thick felt
to prevent noise and then covered with
alum tanned leather to insure tight clos-
ing.
The wind trunks are rectangular in form
and of large capacity, all the JOINTS beng
cut to octagon mtres 80 as to prevent right.
angle bends and reduce to q minimum the
friction of air as it passes from the rescr, oir
of the bellows to the various wind depart
mcnts OF the organ; they are also provided
with square wlnkers to receive the rccol
caused by the closing Of many pallets stimuli
taneously.
SPECIFICATION OF TIE ORGAN,
TWO MANUALS, Compass &C to A3 So
Notes PEDALS, CCC to d. % Notes.
GREAT ORGAN.
1. Open Diapason s #.
g Ducana s #.
B. Melotlia 8 #.
T. Principal fl.
SWELL ORGAN.
). Gcigus Principal 8 #.
g. Stopped Diapason 1T,
:. Salicional 8 1T.
8. Flute D'Amour #.
8. VALID Flute #.
1OObn sft
PEDAL ORGAN.
H. Bourbon 1G #.
MECHANICAL.
10. Coupler Swell to Great.
49, Coupler Great to Pedal.
IA. Coupler Swell to Pedal.
Is. Swell Tremulent
16. Engine Starter.
Great Organ 4 stops
Swell Organ stops
Pedal Organ stop
Mechanical ) stops