Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-07-21

SnOuIQ Immigrants NTTlyc cdCH yCfsi M AV>
years at the rate for the year ending June 30
1892, they would amount to 69,132OOO OF
more than our present population.
If some of our readers want to get a news
paper for $1.OO and splendid well boune
book tor nothing, they will quit borrowing
and subscribe for THE CLARION. See notice
in this issue.
Mr.. John B. Gilbert who has been report
ed in these columns as dangerously i'll, II
again able to be about. He says he feels
we'll and strong generally save in his Lowell
limbs. He is an aged man ard his recovery
is wonderful.
Whether Pasteur and Kocll's peculiar
modes OF treatment will ultimately prevail OF
not, their theory of blood contamination is
the correct one, though not original. 1t was
on this theory that DR.. J. G. Aver, Of Low
ell, Mass, nearly fifty years ago, formulated
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
A BAD ACcIDENT.-Dr. - Smith and Mr.
- DOLL of Frederick, drove to this place on
Sunday last having double team. Mr.
Henry johnson and MISS Grace Irwin joined
them and when gong down the hill at
Franklin Mills, an umbrella was raised; this
frightened the horses and they Mt once be-
came unmanageable and turning short ly
the parties were all thrown out and one OF
the hind wheels crushed. The team turned
about and ran to this place when they were
stopped by DR.. H. G. Anders. The convey
ance was badly broken but none OF the occu-
pants sustained any injuries save a slight
brulse or so.
THE LAW IS STILL IN FORCE.-We haye
been indirectly informed that gunners are
already shooting squirrels in this county,
which is in violation of the law. The law
passed by the General Assembly of Maryland
in 1890, relative to the above game, plainly
states 1T shall not be lawful to shoot or
trap gray or fox squirrels from the twentieth
day of December to the fifteenth day Of
August" The fine for violating this law for
the first offensc ls five dollars for each and
every squirrel, and for the second otfense u
fine OF ten dollars every squirrel killed. We
hone our gunners will have a little mercy
for these pretty animals and allow them all
the freedom granted them by law.-Carom
Gle.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-1n the serious ac.
cident which occurred between Eau Claire
and Niles, Michigan, one of our old towns.
men, Mr.. VIM. A. Willhide was injured
He, with his wife, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. M. Thomas, and Mrs. s. Whitmer, were
on the train at the time and Mr. Wlllhde
sustained compound fracture of the right
wrist with some cuts and bruises, Mrs.
Thomas was thrown under a Car seat and
her left arm was fractured, and Mrs. Whit
mcr's face WAS badly cut. The party went
on to Goshen and none Of the injuries are
serious. Mrs. WillhIde was the only pas
scnger in the coach at the time who was un-
injured, her father being IN the smoking car
when the accident acknowledgements.
The dates for holding the Republican Con
grcsSlonal nominating conventions are as
follows:
First district, Ocean City, Tuesday, Aug
ust 18th.
Second district, Brooks Hall, DRUID Hill
avenue, Baltimore, Wednesday, August 81.
Third district, Baltimore, Tuesday, Aug
ust 80.
Fourth district, China Hall, Wednesday,
August 81
Fifth district, Laurel, Tuesday, September
9Th.
Sixth district, Cumberland, Wednesday,
August 10,
Noon will be the hour for the assembling
of the conventions.
THE CHECKS ARE HERE.-On Wednesday
Mr.. w. f Foltz among other investors, re-
ceived check for So cents from Bactgar ~
Carstcns, of Baltimore, receivers of the Semi
annual Endowment League that went under
some time ago.
The League had band of young men in
this city paying in assessments, and when
the assessments reached $22 at the end OF six
months $50 was to be paid each certificate.
BY the time our boys had their $22 secure.
ly paid in, Fred. Donaho, in Baltimore,
whose six months had elapsed without get
ting the $50 promised, sued the League, and
1t went up, biting our young men.
The checks paid about p per cent, and
the rest of the money as well as the $50 was
a dead loss.-MaI.
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1t troubles the sinner and troubles the saint,
It's troublesome, trying, nasty complaint,
Don't think it incurable; tell you it amt.
Excuse the grammar it's the truth I'm
after, whether dramatically or uDgramatl-
cally the truth is, that catarrh can be cured.
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