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Trustees Sale. 80 ,.
BUS. Loc.-Rost. '
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Go-muIly Il .Ie1cry Nix 90. q.
III arriaa&,

On April 18th 1903 ct the hons u the gtoon,.
|. by Rev..G. A. Whi,mnrc. Miss Ida J.
willard Of Wooasboro. Md. To Mr.. john
W. WeosArd. Of ~ :vicautt$ bl1g
Town; Md. -s,.zsgs H.
. D.eklss's hi u !. :
The b.. salve IN u g ~ ~,
Bruises. Ulcers. sal. MI 1 W.,
Te,,sr. Oh.pped Had rhil' ans. ;Cbrsa,
and Ill Min Erup,iox5e tid k.s.y Cures
Piles. Or ~ psy required: II 10 suassasesd
70 give perfect ss.'siGc.ion, or money 'sadhd.
I'd. Price as cents per box. For sale BY n
y. Valentine ! Co., Druggists.
A Million FrieudA.
A friend In need is freud indeed. and
not less than one million people have found
jus. such y friend In DR.. Klng's New Dis.
covcry for Consumption. Corgi,s and Colds.
II you have never used this Great Cough
Medicine one trial will convince YOU that II
has wonderful curstiYs powera Ia al diseases
of the Throat, Chest ap,l Lupgs.,, Zach bot.
tic is guaranteed 10 do all that 10 claimed or
money will he refunded Trial bottles free
n H. c. Valentine d Cos Dru2storc. Large
size SOC. and 600.
I've vai0a6le F1ienAs.
l. 4 physician cannot alwsys be had
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Spra,ns. Bruises end
Burns occur often AMI sometimes when least
expected. Keep handy the friend Of many
households and the destroyer Of all pain, the
famous Red Flag OIL. 81 cents.
g. Many a precious life could tc saved
that 10 being racked 10 death with that terri.
hle cough. Secuss good nights rest by In.
vestipg ~ cents for bottle Of Pan Tina, the
great remedy for Coughs. Colds and Con-
sumption.
Trial bottles Of Pan Tina free at DR.. J. K.
Wsters' Drug Store.
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THE WINNER.-The essay and name o.
successful contestant for sewing machine ap'
pears on our first page. -.
+ New BuTCHER.-Mr. David Duble hAs
started to establish = butcher route. His
wagon WAS in town on its first trip last weak
Mr.. L. 4. Boiler At 10 O'Clock .. IN. and
:Nr. John Troxsll at - O'Clock. M. on My
18Th, 1923, will asll vslu able lot u houss.
hold effects In Graceham Hee bills.
viii the serial pillows. thss produce sssss
Of high and b~ pressure. chasips sech other
across our con.lnent with wiisd and ram. not
cease until W haye hssn chilled and drenehsd
andutterly bereit Of oil chancs OF epring, -.
CoRDEAoN.-That is the mama Of new
all.co,ton carpet It is soft ,wsars we'll, is
woven 10 beautiful designs aud sella at so
cents q yard. Which Of our merchants will
b.. the fret to advertise 1t.
>---~--- ; -. 4.
The 18th anniversary Of the Mite Society
Of Rev J. H.: B.rb's church viii be celsbrs.
ted by church sociAble. In the lecture room
Of the church. on the evening ofthe 9nd Of
May. A program Of music and literary en-.
tertsinmeut. and free refreshments wall be
.siSaas All are cordislly invited. The
me,nberahip are urgently requested to be
present and assist In making all from other
denominations feel ut home.
VrRTxDAY Parry. Miss Joe, daughter Of
Mr., J. F. D. Miller entertained at her h1tne'
os,Monday evening last bevy Of her friends,
the occasion being tho eventful eighteenth
biksLdsy anniversary. 1t was gladsone
time q is sttssted BY those present Supper
and CONNECTIONS At ten O'Clock, an hours
merrincss afterwards and kindly and hearty
go4h night marked the close Of the day that
usherp Miss Joe into young womanhood.
BARN BURNED. On Monday afternoon
LIST the barn On the farm owned by our e..
teened townsman, Mr.. Dspiel r. Saylor. lying
about seven miles east Of this place near the
honocscy was. totally destroyed BY FIRE. 6ev.
ersl tons ofhsy, the straw in the barnYard,
some corn IN All adjoining granary and val
liable farm machinery owned BY the tenant,
Mr.. strssberser WAS burned. The barn WAS
insured 10 the Granger lMiddletown) com.
pany Tor 190O Some OF the more valuable
pieces Of the tenants machinery including
binder aud drill. WAS also insured. No l,ye
stock was burned 1t 10 thought that live
cinder from the stack OF traction engine that
bad passed but y few minutes before the 6re
was discovered, was the cause OF the Orc.
When first seen, the straw in barnysrd was
burning aud Is rapidly communicated with
the building '.
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THE. :x-E-l:, CAATT[RB0x.:
PUBLISHED WEEKLY By
THE N.Y. LITERARY society
y $50, IAtAs' =" ~
i: x:sr HIGH s x 1891.
.A!!lkec1H!A3NtlcsTewH. No: =.
CAl1r EDiToR, 10. az. 's~
=. .. .Ass1sIkss9s;.x os. 10. 20. -.
T.. $780,. - 49,: . April 31th, 1893!


| IT,: -.Htox 0c0ooL! .EeN1U0. >; ".'
Attic 6Aa5,w (shsver) BY sias manic Of
:Jah~nv Leaas. caught q RsRss,-siIs Martin,
Ay,means Of trap IN 3 qu,es glen, nanaed.
Stoek.-dals. near the f6os II the 1nountath.
A. he came .within sight sfasaie ,trsp "he
cried. look It that Hon. asass, she's ea'en all
my corn ;bnt as he petpsd through the Dor
n.y. he said, what beautiful bird I've caught.
He put the bird Ia ca6e and hung 1t hiet,
out Of the reach Of danger intending It % a
gin for his sister Sue The .pexs morning
after has,v .oIite. WITHOUT msking himself
look very Slick, be hss.enedsnsea his little
prisoner aud Lo|yH ibs,s asetky hs 'ea to
tell hit sister who va yst fast asleep. and in
trying to Roui-sr hsEteueAlN pinttod :her
check and the VA. iaAgs screamed was enough
to Esess tHs ne.rt!et.A; 1sa6irs~Ga They
buried their Pc. Under busu In sRe(d)- d
st the foot Of their garden Then with the
Grhas(s oftears and d,ft msrkihy their tacet,
they hastened to tell their grief to their dear
friend, the Fdrsmon Of CdssSx Terrace near
by, but wcre awod iuto hiience BY large
number Of ksry- Landsrs who were soemnly
discussing whst the Armo -cost in time OF
peace, and the probable expense Of the Naval
parade In New York hsrbor.
The debate came Of on Friday lat snd
Vas decided by the Honorable Judges in IA.
yor Of the A B ca. We did fee. a. little core
At nr,t. bu. by putting . little salt on our
wounds (infictnd BY four eloquent debaisrs
Of the A B c eoclety) they soon heated
And now after considering it uhc decisiou)
we Gre sure Il would not have been decided 10
their favor, unless they ueriled It. We
heartily and unprcjudicedly congratulate the
A q CO on their success. The scqre stands
3 II in their favor. but We will not lose
heart, for Faint heart ne'er Won fair lady"
Good things srise from bad things. A
treaty If peace was entered into between an
A B Oder and An X Zisn: We hope the
treaty was sealed tightly and win never
be broken.
No. 2s win give s'texatJ to Mo one who
produces the ICES. telescope Mia. can be sp.
pliedto his STANDARDIZATION the Purpose OF
gazing II No. 81 ~ be 10 becoming crosseyed
and long sighted looking in thu, direction:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-27

BUY sH6DDY Ann WASTE YOUR
MONEY.-For = complete assortment of
the very best and standard makes Of SHOES,
including the Old. and reliable CARLISLE
shoes in.all sizes and styles, for Children,
Misses and Ladies; Square and Opera toe
Common Sense Buskin ;-Children's Misses
and Lad,es' Russet Oxford; School shoes,
Sc. &c. Mens and Boys shoes, an extra
assortment o e the hest makes
IrPAYs TO BUYGO6D SHOES.
They are for sale ct
ROOTS"
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APR! 2Ith, 1oS3:
VIC are little world Of our own, hcdged
in by . six rail post fence duly deferred
A B G 4 x Y z. W. word our m.e.
siles. aim our 8. ntences and hrc our jokes M
=, our own; and because Of Tie lack Of
strength and most Of times, ssnss, In our
weapons, no harm il done; but the practice
makes u Nronger-and-listen The big.
wide, wise world around VA ssys why don't
20. lay a.'dc your personals. aud aim for
something highcr," just what We arc going
to d., when few more yesrs Of practice has
made our weapons stronger. We will then
leave our little enclosure TO others. who arc
beginning to crowd for entrance, and do bat.
lie with the giant, who is trying TO down us
EDITOR.
Not fur frum the squarr IN Mechanicstown
there stands an old building whlch. for sev.
eral years, has bad no occupants TO brighten
ito gloomy rooms, and the presence Of no one
10 cheer it in its declining years. Bu, for the
past eight months an invasion has bseu r.sde.
and duriag thnt tune, II the building could
speak il could tell Of many inter erting. II not
romantic events. Aln,.%t daily there ere
probably score or more of young persons,
who gather around these premises. and. o.,
the regular hour, are enclosed within the
heavy stone walla the greater part Of the day
where they nre suppesed. and where they
should store their memory with that which
ought instruct. educate and enable them to
run the race Of this life with success. Even
after the regular routine Of duty has been
completed it 10 not then deserted, for come
OF tile more ambitious are slow to leave and
Gay 10 take advantage Of incidental oppor'
families. Then after the shadows have fallen
and the hours drs* Apsce for the Brownies
to sport sometimes haYe'been heard deep and
heavy sroans from the mouths OF unseen
things and invisible hands have raped At
doors to add to the fright 0f the covering in.
mates all this blended with The occasional
blast Of trumpet n one Of the ways OF
Making night hide ,aA" This building has
also been tho scat Of tic fret elcctrocution
witnessed in Mechanicstown, ard not a few
have suffered the penalty ofdenth by electric
i.y. for AeH. The gSouuds adjoining and
surrounding this place are put to good use
for the inmates are developing their muscles
and expanding their longs NY application to
the popular games Of gssc Ball aud Lawn
Tennis.
Who doesn't know where this Is
Weare opposed to handling anything "'saa
therefore must decline answering the ques.
ton. Can you reply 70 this! 1t will no,
compromise your dignity.
How many cats docs Uncle Sam support
There 10 no excuse for any man 10 appear
10 sociesy with = grizzly beard since the In
PRODUCTION Of Buckmgtam's Dye, which col
ore 3 natural 'hso~n"r black.
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(CoMXUNIcATED.1
NJ. Il F. HIGH School,,

Mcchsnicstown, Nd. April 2lst. 1893.
The regular debate took place today IN
me presence Of an intelligent and apprecia-
audience
The Question, Res0lced, that the Indians
nave been treated more cruelty thxn the Ne
groes, was more ably discussed than any Of
our former questions. Tho indians were
supported by Misses Grace Henshaw, Marie
Taesche, Messrs Vernon 10y, Sanford Shat
) fer The Negroes by Misses Bertha Stocks
dali Mae Slick, Edna Wacsche and Mr.. Chas.
k,aal ers. The judges were Miss NJ Beth
IT, Revs. J. II. Barband G. A. Whitmore,
rendered their decision in favor OF Ne.
8.
G announced that the last debate for the
pnt year would be held Nav 5th, but after
Asiderng the matter and owing TO ap-
ching examinations, we have decided TO
i,One the last debate until the last wesk
he present term and vii! give due au-
incelnent stating question and apeakers
We cordially thank all visitors for their
esence.
4 NJ. b. F. H. 8. RsPoRrER
Children Cry for
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-27

~ INFANTS CAPS.-A beautiful se.
lection On hand direct from the n,snufactur:
ers, ranging In price from $500 down to l2i
eta. The new Crepe.lisse Infants Cap is
pronounced beautiful by all who see them.
The Swiss Empire Bonnie, for children is en-.
sirely new and becoming. Call and see them
ct MRS. .. p. KRlSE'B,
ll5N Market.st, Frederick, Nd
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- Tho IAsgeas end Best Assortment q
UMBRELLAS aud = LOWEST PRIcEs..
qualify considered. II town Is q
Apr97A. ROOTS.
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Local Items.

4ouc flakes of snow fell here 0u Saturday
vet and the wind thu, prevailed during he
}! i.t probably saycd the trait from frost
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WHITE COVNT2RHANEe ana sor ealc d
q, -. 49,. .... ROOTS.
NOTlONS.-Corsets, Gloves. Buttons,
Dress Shields; Outlining Cotton. Berlin Sax.
ony. Worsteds, HAIR Ornaments. Fans, In.
fsnts' Worsted Sacks, &c.. all to be had
cheap at
~ MRS. S.tP. KRlSE'a,.
Aprl3ss ;.:l15 n Mssk.t.s,., Frederick,
~ ;MoVRNiNd,-:cEEFr Work
srEolAL7y.-Old Crepe renovated and made
10 look - new; Old goods made over our
new frames. Crsps Bonueis. Tosues. and
Silk Bonnets kept on hand shirred and plain.
1t will pay you 10 call at
MRS. S.P. KRISE,S,
IFS N. Aa1ket.st:
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f-. Clarlc' Shipl.y has force Of hands
ctngloyed grading the avenue ,ht leads from
;.is residence on the mountain across the
,siSt. table land purchased Of Gr, G. J. Sig
.nu,li and down TO West Main-s,. Hecross,
On a depression making an cmhankment of
about five feet and grades down IN
elevation to about like extent on that part
0. The avenue thst passe. cast aud vest along
stla Ugh ground On the north side. The
app:oach to main stree, will require an I'm.
laoKmcnt Of about ten feet to make which
20 ''ill vtiliz' about one mile of stone fence
hat be hus on his property 1t will furnish
3 handsome amouut OF LABOR duriuy the SUN
,uc..
:a,I Shipley is slso building an ohscr atory
On TIE mountain west OF this place; the view
:rori that point will in m~7ly respects equal
TIA. from High Rock At I'cnmar.
STREET MAKING. We are informed that
:hero will be- goodly sum of morcy appro.
rciatcd for new road beds on our streets this
summer. If we have mscadamlzcd lime stone
streets why not secure machine that will u,
f'acc put our streets in good order for driving,
1t will be economical for, with new stous
rom near tho r'ilroad station 10 the hank
COPPER, drivers will pinch their way along
IA the side drains, the stones will lie cut into
,rrows and thrown out Of place, to 10 han.
he'd again and again, while ifpacked down
ITO place by the heavy rollers the streets
~ only be ut once good and passable,
remain strtigh, ard regular We
sesious attention should be given to
s suggestion and some estimate as to first
kost and eventual sayings should be made
We may be If error. hut do not think we AZ
, Facn we assert that The making Of oyer two
thousand feet ot st,ect Wy will justify the
.se of one Of the heavy mHliamiz.ns M.
CAine
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the. A-D-C' STAR.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY pY
THE A+B-C LITERARY SOCIETY
=. e., NOR THE-*.
N. i +. HIGH SCHOOL,
MEcuANIcsrowN, Mn
CHIEF EDITOR, NO. 8,
ASSISTANTS, NOS. Is, 10, 2.
April eth, 1893:
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~ For EIsn Fiae N. o. nOLASSE6
and TABLE SYRUP Sote -.
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W0Uoo6, VII BNeI th"Ih M VIZ
e0Ans kaSAsisot lAls ouA AsH> Sads AAd
As vsssiss aeAis nsAai bssss ai,ed ,Asr sIo
rs.o ~ - ss1sas1 yss ragsA T. .ss Friend Hu.s
ssA s,A 4 sssa 0Ssss Belly hs0 ~ svU oe
~. aNA 81 svsss0s ~ To- SsoAays IN H. Hris or
si sd ~ sssaA R0suy ssaoesNsi % De Shse w.
snAl. 10 Wellesley aaA aassrAays rhiladslpAls nss
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~ Just rscssysd o. dss asaastness d
WHITE coUNr1ReANEs and sor sa!c d
; - ,. ... ROOTS,
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Business Locals.

~ For Dried Beef
Go 10 ::::Root's."
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New Adyerll~ eanealts.
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4oy Brown now enjoys the opp"rtun,t,
s. confer IN honor upon this county, which
act, the promoting of Judge McShcrry to thu
Chief Judgesbip Of the Court Of Appeals
would equally bring honor to the Governor
Oftkc three Young men who were ARE slcC
lcr damaging public school property in Hau
ys!s District ladt week, but one, David Green
Vas he d for tue action Of the grand jury b,
Justice Ecks!cin III Frederick ON Saturday
.ast. The others, Samuel aud William Eii!ory
wc'. discharged.
J. Trsub i Bro. Of Uni0u Bridge have Is
cahijsned branch house in Emlnitsburg
TAs, occupy the Hyder building on Main 3,
aat hsvc placed large stock Of rcady.msde
clothng on tue counters. We are pleased tc
il&rn nat they are doing very satisfactory
aa;inuss there. Sec advertisement.
Mr. II. G. Forcmaa's peach trees give
nrou.ise Of good yield this season: it will
so heir FIRST Should it prove y profitable
,ontu,c, there will probably be 3 larry. in
t,c4se III the business in this section: Mr.
iui"msn himself VI i'll more than double his
recent acreage, should the venture prove
satisfactory.
'!essrs Geo. w. and T. Z. Stocxsdale have
Ie.,oved The f. 'ce from IL from: Of thc.r
rrnpcrtics on Csrrolls;. As every property
.0n this street las a handsome yard in front
q: 1t, We should be pleased to see the othe-s
'ui'nw their.essmple it is ~ improvement.
ana suhanCes the general appearance Of thu
street.
NEED ATTEEiToN-We call attention OF
car street authorities 20 tie pavements in
Ns!ious sections Of the town that s!e sadly
GU Of repair Persons are required to re-
grade and renew plvemerts Ut times and The
s,n.c requirements cali as>urcdly for the re.
:iswsl OF such as are badly out If shape. Lei
..!,ss whose cid pavement, are worse than
nvne At places be required to make them
"a bic at lcast
WE'LL DoNE.-i3y invitation we stteuGed
1h. ,:rst public debate held ON Friday after,
:noi. last at the High School To gay that
=" we're pleased scarcc'y does justice. We
" lot care to indulge in fnucry. even to
III" Extent warranted, Tor III our judgment it
. a.rmful. We must refer to the earnest,
y@.> and ease with which the pupils entered
won the debate; willie naturally not fluent,
tney possessed the courage and stcad'ness
:hs. sought for and awaited The coming OF
.,.e words That would best express the de
sired meaning and while not always logical
they cyinccd great care In their statement
degree Of combatiyeness that
MAJ earnest and ENJOYABLE To he able to
s.y logically and conndc,cdly wha, you may
arrow Is a much more Difficult; thin. than 10
,.crule the knowledge: these d, bates ore
n.n5table.
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Oftkc three Young men who were ARE slcd
lcr damaging public school property in Haul
vegs District laat week, but one, David Green,
~. he i for tue action ofthc grand jury by
Justice Ecks!cin III Frederick on Saturday
last. The others, Samuel aud William Eiory
txcyt DISCHARGED,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-27

Coy Brown now enjoys the opportunity
s. confer an honor upon this county, which
:,e, the promoting Of Judge McShcrry to the
Chief Judgesbip of the Court Of Appeals.
would equally bring honor to the Governor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-27

There 10 no excuse for any man TO appear
10 society with grizzly beard since the in.
PRODUCTION Of Buck Ingiiam's Dye, which col.
ore natusal,hs n nr black
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-04-27

]. Trsub l. Bro. Of Un,ou Bridge have IS
:ahlsned u branch house in Emlnitsburg.
rhey occupy the Hyder building on Main 81
s.att hsyc placed large stock of rcady.msde
clothing on tue counters. We are pleased TO
iGSrn bat they are doing = very satisfactory
n0;ir,pss there. Sec advertisement.
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On April 18th 1903 at the hons u the groom.
by Rev.G. A. Whi,morc. Miss Ida J..
Willard Of Woodsboro. Md. to MI. John
W. WrosArd. OF ~ vicauti4 Ia ha1gE
ioxn: Md. s-.;sas.--tr;sNS.kS rAii-..e-l.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05
Household Economics,

Economy III all things means the
careful use Of tho best means, the
uss Of the best materials and not Il &
purchase OF poor. The great draw.
backs to q more economical living in
this country is the want OF know ietge
with the mistress and want OF training
With the servants. And from the..
facts it is noticed that families spend
ing large sums OF money frequently.
have MI inferior table to those wher+
little money aud much brains are
mixed. The wise use Of the lett overs
saves many dollars in tho year, ana
Ais" helps i" giving variety. A dainty
sauce covers " PLAIN dish and gives it
tho tone OF luxury. Even tn lord
and master, who has \ horror of hash,
eats this and is satisfied. Make tie
rla,nest food attractive and palx,ahl-.
The most experienced cook cann.t do
more. The small pieces of bread, t. o
drv to again put on The table, should be
saved for .h,rak's>t toast. Broker
pieces should be kept for dainty ht.l-
puddinss, such as a Ia Grande b lie,
'ecipe for which WAS gwen in tn
paper last week Crusts should be
dried aud rolled for b,eading articles
frying. Roasted beef. to day hot,
should be served Tomorrow cut in
thin slices. Vsrnished with aspic aud
radlshes, for lunch. the bones and
muscular bits made into stock, the
fat r"Ldered out to add to the lard
kettle. and the remaining bits of lean
chopped 6ne tor breslau, klopps, cro-
QUOTES, or some such dehcate dishes
for second lunch.
Just so work up each and every
days left overs. A little care. u little
thought aud a deal Of "left over"
money will he the result, Of using up
tho left over materials. We live in
\ period when our brains are fairly
mudiled with schemes for elu-
eating our girls, but not one of them
really fits her for her common duties
IT life. To these she must come
sooner or later, and, as a rule, entirely
ignorant Of the work b.fore her. IT'S
h,lv said that the discovery Of . new
dish gives more pleasure and true
happiness to the world than the dis>
eovery OF anew planet. Study first
som'thing Of the relative value OF fond
principles. then II your income be
small YOU viii have knowledge Of how
to huv for best results. II, on the
other hand, you have abundance, YOU
also have duties and responsibilities
far greater. ss your example is more
powerful.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-04-05
THE ANTIQUITY OF BEER.
Authorities Declare 1t the Beverage Of
a Heroic Age.

Authorities Declare 1t the Beverage of
a Heroic Age.
Hecataeus, one of the very earliest
Greek hist 'r,~us, who wrote 500 wears
before Christ, mentions that the Pae.
oniA"s or ancient inhabitants of Mao.
edonis, a country which burdrred on
Thrsc-, drank bruton made from bar.
10y. and HeIianlcus Is. &. 4G6) speaks
Of = race Of men VINO drank beer
made Of roots.
Aristotle mentions barley beer un.
der the name of pinon, and Observes
that II had such y stupef,,rg effect on
Tn, Sc who drank i, that they fell on
their backs and Law face upp-rmnst!
During the later days Of the Roman
Empire wine must have been nearly
~ plentiful rs water in Southern
Europe, nev.rthel.ss malt LIQUOR
formed the staple drink of III. coun,r,
folk throughout the districts situate
between the \ Iria,ic aud tine Danube,
Thus. when VaIers. frs, Emperor OF
the East (Cohstan,inople), and a
native of Pannonia, was h.sieping
Cha'cedon. the men on the wall