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MIILIoNA1REs IN coNYEsr.
Huntington and Brown Both Claim ths
 Earnings of n Boat

Huntington and Brown Both Claim ffls.
 Earnings of n Boat.
 sT. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-For several Gays the legal representatives of Collis P. Hun tington and Captain Sam Brown. the millionaire coal dealer of Pi,ts- burg, have been in St. Louis. takin. dispositions in case that is .s4lng Son- tested by these two men oe 9s lth.
 The claims involve railro..i and a transfer steamboat. Several years ago MT. Huntington secured control of the Ohio Valley railroad, of S-hiel Cepts..:.a Brown was packer for large eaa, of money Among the early needs of t. railroad was transfer steamboat. Ac- cordingly, the David Campbell was leased from Bart E. Linehan, the well known steamboat manager. It was at the same time agreed that at the expi- ration of five years lease the boat should be bought by the company.
 is charged that Captain Brown himself bought the boat and that it earned a large revenue. The attorneys of MT. Huntington will endeavor to se- cure the earnings of the boat after it passed into the hands of Captain Brown. They claim he had no right to make the purchase.
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An Attornex Indicted.

CARTHAGE, Mo-, Oct 20.-L B. Haughawout, the attorney who de- tended Wm. Mcbride, the Joplin mur- derer, has been indicted by the special grand jury on charge of attempting to bribe Annie Mckee, the states wit ness against Mcbride, to leave for parts unknown. Mcbride was tried and con- yicted last March, but new trial was granted on the ground that certain in- structions favorable to the defense were withheld
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The new Spiritual institute and home at Liberal, Mo, has been opened.
 Ms Timothy Donovan, victim of the Jackson tMich.) wreck, died.
 The grand lodge of Illinois, Knights of Pythias, opened its annual session at Decatur.
 Governor Boies spoke to a large audi ence at Creston, la, on the issues of the campaign.
 A passenger train collided with a freight near north Manchester, Ind. on the Big Four road.
 A young man. living near Lyman, Mo, was arrested on charge of having wrecked the Frisco train three weeks ago.
 4 young woman of Sedalia, Mo, took laudanum and tried to cut her throat Disappointment in love is given as the cause.
 Cotton receipts at Little Rock, Ark, are growing so heavy daily that it is expected the seasons delivery will be double that of last year.
 It developed at the coroner's inquest at Ellington, Ills, that the dynamite explosion took place while the men were using soldering stove.
 The case of the city of St. Louis against the state auditor concerning the 1000 appropriation for the insane asylum, was argued in the supreme court.
 Attorney General Walker of Missouri is preparing proceedings in quo war ranto to vacate the charters of the bond investment companies doing business in the state.
 Many of those who were awarded cash prizes for exhibitions of cattle and horses at the Worlds fair are be- coming impatient at the delay in the payment of the money.
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THE WOODRUFF TRIAL.
Governor Eagle Gives His Testimony In
 the Famons Case.

Governor Eagle Gives His Testimony In
 the Famous Case.
 LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 20--The Wood ruff trial excites but little public inter- est. J. Sanderson, farmer, was chosen from special venire of 20 men to take the place of Juror Wilson. excused on account of illness. The jury was sworn and Governor Eagle occupied the stand the remainder of the day. His evidence went to show that Woodruff had made false misrepresentation to the state debt board, of which he was a member, by which he obtained his signature to an order to exchange coupons for scrip, the coupons having been the property of the state for several years and the bonds still being outstanding. These coupons amounted to s5l30 and were afterwards exchanged by Woodruff for scrip in the name of fictitious per son,
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Sheriff Locked Up.

LEBANON, Tenn, Oct. 20-Sheriff Mount entered the cell of an insane colored prisoner at the jail here The negro stepped through the door and locked it on the sheriff. Then, armed with an iron bar, he attempted to es- cape, but was subdued by number of men who were summoned and he was taken back to his cell and chained to the floor.
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Patrick Eean,s Son Married.

ssw YORK, Oct. 20.-Information .efrom Valparaiso, Chili, of the 'iage of Miss Amelia Rokas to |cis F. Egan. the eldest son of Hon. ick Egan. formerly United States sler to Chili. The bride is &
 hter of the late Don Joarge Rokas,
 etime a member of the Chilian ee. and one of the most respected lies in Chili. The marriage took Iat the residence of the brides |er, and by special permission of rchbishop. The brides family is
 rich. and Puehoco is one of the Mates owned by them.
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4 speculntor Gone.

GREEEoAsTLE, Ind, Oct. 20.-Win. field S. Cox, prominent lawyer and real estate dealer of this city, has dis. appeared for parts unknown. He has been gone since last Thursday and is known to be short in his accounts. He was under indictment for several ille- gal transactions, including the removal of mortgaged goods His downfall started with heavy losses on the Chi cago board of trade.
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Huntin. a Rayisi,er.

JACKSON, Tenn, Oct 20.-Tuesday, while G. W. Cooper, a respected planter living few miles south of Jackson, was from home, Jim Davis, a negro, went to the house and found Mrs. Cooper alone He overpowered her, choking his victim into insensi- bility and assaulted her. It was some hours before the black crime was dis covered. The negro had fled. The whole community and the county officers are searching avarvuhA-n f~-
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THE STATE FAIR.
Increasing at
 q Rapid Rate.
.e DAY NEXT TUESDAY.
Invitation to the People of the
 "a Attend on That Day-The Rac-
 surpssses Any Ever Held In the
 ,uth = aIauy Fine Exhibits.

44s Oct. 20.-The crowds are 'sasing and the fair is beginning to ! all around. All the trains now x in large crowds and the grounds 'e,.t a busy appearance. The early a,3ng hours are passed by the visit N examining the commercial and ,sfrial exhibits in Exposition hall, 0onltry, livestock and machinery,
 ane cannot see it in an hour or a
 The interest never lags when one scout to see all there is to be seen. esterday was Dallas day and the ,,le of the city turned out in great xJs. Nearly all business was sus- aea in the afternoon in order that aIaployes might visit the fair.
 ext Tuesday. Oct. "A, has been des. ,{sa as Texas day at the Texas State and Dallas exposition, and Presi- : simpson has extendeda a cordial in- .tion to the people of the state to { the fair on that day. A large Ti is looked for.
 was Confederate day and 1nber of old ex-veterans came from towns to meet each other
 talk over old times. The veterans ,nhled in Music hall to hear the f6ss of welcome and General Cabell s $ yell. Then Commander Story ,tsrliug Price camp called the meet to order, and General Cabell deliv- lashort, but feeling address of well a. He was followed by ex-Gov. )bard, who delivered one of his Iaeteristie addresses.
 he races continue to be the attrac-
 in the afternoon and they are pro need to surpass any ever held in the d.
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the black brute. 1t is believed he will
 be taken and strung up
 Gold For Banks Only.

NEW YORK, Oct 20.-The clearing house committee of the associated banks have leased the vaults in the Mercantile Safe Deposit companyss building, in which will be stored gold received on balances daily. Against this gold will be issued clearing house gold certificates for circulation among banks only, and which will be included in calculating the reserves in the weekly bank statement.
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Fight at a Dance.

VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct. 20.-At the town hall at Whiting in Lake county the Italians and Polanders had dance. There was some dispute between them and the dance was turned into row. Thirteen were bruised and mangled and are now lying in the hospital there, some in a precarious condition. Sew eral arrests have been made.
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AmerIcan HanI.ers Association.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-At the closing day of the convention of the American Bankers association papers were read by Joseph Hendrix, president of the National Union bank of New York, Hon. Horace White of New York, Sid ney Sherwood, John Hopkins of the University of Baltimore, Hon. E. O. Leech of New York and Geo. E. Leigh ton of St. Louis.
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The Fnneral of Gonnod.

PARIS, Oct. 20.-The question giving the state funeral to Gounod remains in obeyance. In any event it will not oc- cur until after the close of the fete in honor of Russian visitors. France with war spirit disturb bing her seems to have hardly noticed the deaths of MacMa. hca and Gonacss
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Connterfeiter Arrestsd.

rHAoE, Mo-, Oct. 2O.-Thomas E.
 was brought in from Newton zby United States Deputy Mar * M. Lacey. Mann is charged
 passlng counterfeit money. He
 1ge a preliminary hearing before States Commissioner J. D. Per
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New York Confiagration,

a YORK, Oct 20.-Fire broke out ight in William Campbells wall
 Factory, West Forty-frst street. re originated in the engineroom first floor, spreading like flash gh the entire structure and to ad-
 g buildings. The aggregate loss ced at s, 900, GOO, of which Camp loss is fully s2, 900, GOO. The in- oe is not known
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An Attorney,s Downfall.

SIOUX CITY, Ia., Oct 20.- Thomas Odea, an attorney here, was arrested on charge of embedding money that came into his hands in the course of business. He is also charged with forging signatures to a petition in an adverse case, An action will probably be brought to disbar him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-20
The Daltops at Work.

TULSA, I. T., Oct. 2O.-Mr. Inseoe, 8 stock buyer of Red Fork, was held up near the south line of the Cherokee strip and relieved of $50 by Bill Dalton and two of his gang. It is now known that these are the same men who robbed H. c. Halls store at Red Fork last week,
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For Chicken Stealing.

\ |RkANA, Tex. Oct. 2o.-Charles E eolored, was convicted of steal |s |senold goods and 8 numb Der of
 rom another negro and sen- r TWO years in the penitentiary.
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killed His Babe and Himself.

HaFIELD, Mass. Oct. 20.-Crazed
 wife's persistent refusal to again Ith him, Haven F. Vim visited ne during her absence and cut pat of his infant while the child's E were ringing in his ears. He Himself with the same weapon.
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Fireman and Twenty Horses Burned.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Oct. 20. Graf tons liverystable and the First Presby- terian church were burned here. The bursting of the hose let the fire get be- yond control. The loss will exceed S100, GOO. Twenty horses and one fire man were burned.
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Puzzled the Jury.

sHAwNEETowN. Ills, Oct. 20.-Chas. Gray, nephew of ex-Governor Gray of Indiana and prominent young man of this vicinity was found dead near the Saline Tip. The coroner's jury re- turned yerdictof death from unknown
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dition of Irish Farm I..nor.rs

9oN' Oct. eo.-The Bluebook. ||sued, detailing the condition of 'pofers in 13 counties of Ireland.
 Eif position is better now than
 Former time.
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yer on a British steamer.

pN, Oct. 2O.-Thirteen of the British steamer arrived here Frotregasso, Mexico, sick, sup
 p be yellow fever. The vessel is Fantine. Two of the crew died
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Robbed a Farmer.

FrHERFoRD, Tex, Oct. 9O.-Bur-
 ntered the residence of Frank miles north of the city, and about S25 in money. The was in the field picking cotton 6me.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-20
'oting scrape at Red Rock.

Ps RoP, Tex, Oct. 2O.-Constab ble II of Red Rock wired Sheriff mat Sam Little was shot. The ls there investigating. Further Ilars cannot now be given.
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med Their Way Ont of J.,,

\ (so Cry, Mich, Oct. 2o.--Two
 escaped from jail here in a De-
 e,.h.s as They set fire to the jail esened It burn away and es-
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\ co,,,nission Merchant Fails.

CHICAGO, Oct. ao-Jchn Purvis, grain commissioner, has assigned. As setts and liabilities are placed at s30, ooO each.
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A Bridge Accident.

nwA, Ia., Oct. BOA span of
 Y wagon bridge across the Des river, now under process of actlon at Eldon, fell, killing one fally injuring three workmen.
 fhers were badly hurt.
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'arn and Contents Burned.

ts fSuTHeu, IS toNs la, Oct. 20. Fire destroyed
 urifhn's barn, the largest in 'y, with 40 tons of hay and E sneas saaa of oats, Loss, S5O0O; in-
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English Contractor Fails.

LONDON, Oct. 20.--John T. Chappell, builder and contractor, has failed. His liabilities are e220. 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-20
Cholera outbreak at Antwerp.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-An official cable says there are five cases of cholera at Antwerp. This is a new out break.
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New Cases of Yellow Fever

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Oct. 20.-Thirty- one new cases of yellow fever and -ane death were reported yesterday.
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wife Murderer Dying.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 20.-Alfred Petit, the preacher wife murderer, IS dying here.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14

1t takes big man to truly realize
how small he is sometimes.
A laW-suiC wears ont sooner at the
pockets than at the knees.
There are people who will never have
any good said about them until it is
done on a tombstone.
Nearly all the men who haye inycnted
flying machines are residing in our
cemeteries.
The photograph ofa boy never looks
like him, because no one eyer saw Il boy
us clean as he is in a photograph.
What did your fathe" leave you when
he died, Pat?
Faith, he lett me an orphan.
The tramp has the advantage oyer a
great majority Of persons.
He can take vacation any time and
walk TO chicago.
Mother-Why don't you play with
that new boy?
Good Little boyle tells stories.
Mother-He does ?
Good Little boy-He came from
Chicago and he says he never saw an
Indian or Il buffalo.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14
-. - -
Rams Horn Blasts.
To hate Is the same thing as to khl.
Evil thought is the mother Of an evil

To hate Is the same thing as to knl.
Evil thought is the mother Of an evil
Eact. .a .....
A step in the dark may be Il step
toward death.
1t is better to have the deyil's war
than his peace.
No man can have great God who
has little bihle.
Many people who beieye IN Il hell
live IN one.
The peace of God is something the
lcyil cannot break.
Troubles open doors in our hearts for
Christ to come in.
When you try to be good, try to be
good for something.
Every year a good man lives his BIZ
bic becomes bigger.
The man who does not believe IN a
God lyes that way.
People who love God will find some
way to show 1t.
People who borrow trouble meyer
have to go far TO find it.
An army for God Is strong enongh
that has 10 towards in it.
Many man is right in his herrt
who is wrong III his head.
If happiness in this life Is your o5
ject, don't try nard TO get ricA.
How we admire the wisdom Of those
who come to us Tor advice.
The man who does wrong suffers but
those who love him suffer more.
God finds 1t hard to bless u man who
looks 1T everything through money.
God is near that i, ~ time IL peni-
tent sinner heayi 'rl,. lie hears 1t.
Bad man do right only because they
have to; good men, because they love
The man who is willing 20 have only
little religion viii never have any.
the ustice that Il wicked man never
wants is the lu,tce he deserves.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14
No. IS


The advertiser WAS angry. He said
Il did care 50 much f,r the fact that
two names in the e,ding notice We're
mjsspcllel as he dld for the position
given the advertisement.
thought | told you | wanted it
printed noxt to pure reading matter
he said.
Certainly sir, replied the advertising
clerk, AMI ! myself looked after it.
There ism. another advertisement Oh
that page.
What Of that?
What of that Why ism t. it between
the two biggest pieces Of news in the
paper? What did you want?
What SAID, slr,--a position next to
pure reading m alter. Now, it has a
society scandle on one 81 lc Of it and Il
divorce Case and | won stand it, sir
| won't stand il.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14
- Church Directory.

r.f,rmed Church -Rcv g. \, Nhitmoi'
ras or. Week., Lectures TUESDAY t'eh'G- :
!, Getting ofL;.lies' Aid Society evcrySefonc
" "t,.nesday evening. Regular services ,
" pointmcnt Com Tie pulpit.
Lutheran Church RcvJ II. Barb, pas
or. Services, Sunday 10 a. u ana o.-o +
", Sunday School,. 7 u Prayer Meet
ing, "wednesday, d.4' F.
Tilted l.re,h,cn CAurcl'-Rcv W.. l.
Martiu, Pastor Regular Ser'ic"s ~ ar'
npp5intmcnt from thepHlpit a.
Glass Meeting every twn weeks q |" !" III
PRAYER lie, tinr every Thursday rv'nf'@
sunday school PM.
Mi.r Society every '-a"nh ana '""' D."
Wednesday eyen'ugs
Missionary Mceti1 g ~ regular appoint
m.nt
Moravian Church: Rev. J. }. KICK seeker,
stor. Sci vices IN Mucha a'nVh every
q weeks. alternating mornih1 tnd evening,
aceham, every SUNDAY.
.'ei',odist EniI opal Church - heV'
Henry Mum Pastor. Services every AMER
nate nnda IT !, A. II, and 80 T. NJ
sunday Sch,uiat a. NJ. layer Meeting
every Wclue,,lay evening Of go =. VI.
ST, Stephen'S Church, Protestant fn'>'"-
no], Re- Il WAi,inch@m, Pastor Scr
vcc, cyary sun .al al 1u,3o a IN, tAG' ni 9h
9th Sunday in the n 'nlN, 'hcn " "'5'''
Evening Prayer, Fridays, at =
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14
Evidences Of u Soul.

"A Clergyman was once accosted by &;
doctor, II protessed delst who asked
him,
"Do You follow preaching to s.yc
souls :"
"Yes."
Odd yon ever see soul ."
no."
Did You ever tas e a soul
"No'
Odd you ever smell soul %
"No."
.D,d YOU ever feel a syu p
Yes.
"WclI, said tl,e doctor, "tlere are
four or FIVE senses asninet one upon the
question, whether there be soul -
Are you a doctor uf medicine ~
Yes.
Did You eyer see Il pain :'
NO.
DID yon ever hear pain ?'
no.
Did you eyer taste pain:
"No.'
Did you ever smell parn:'
"\o'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14

AFFIDANITS WANTED. The woman
stood in the aisle Of the passenger coach
gazing at the man who occupied twice
as much space in the seat as he had a
right to when every other seat was iull.
but she dIdn say anything. Neither
did the NAH ut first, but As the woman
stood there looking at him he began to
grow nervous and to squirm, but he
dldn shde oyer. The WON IN leaned
up against the arm Of the sat, and
tuen he shovelel a package or two
down on the floor and made room for
her.
SIT down. he said grutiy. I'm no
hog
'Thanks,' she SAID, moving oyer to a
place somebody vacated on the other
side Of the aisls Have you an affida.
VT to that effect 9' And l8 women
and 4 men gave loud snicker each.--,
Detroit Free Press.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14
Useful things 20 skUOW.


Washing the face with buuermlIk
Will remove trccklrs
Salt sprinhlcd on the stoye will rr-
move any d1sagreeabIe olor.
4 cup of rock s,lt dissolved in the
tatA will prove as isoratng as a sea
bath.
Small bags of u'grounl pepper
piunet among clothing in closets Will
keep away moths,
Rattan chairs that are badly
soI,d may be cl, anseu BY washing IN
bot milk having little salt dissolved
in it.
Tea and coffee pots may be kept
sweet By boiling cOlI water and !,
spoonful of hasing soda in them for
a couple Of hours
To prevent lamps from smelling bad
and giving poor hight, boil the burn
erS Cncc d month IN water with a little
soda IN #.
Soap should not be used on the hair,
ns it makes it brittle. A little borax
or ammonia in the water will thorough
~ cleanse the sea p.
Bits Of toilet soap which are too
small to use may be utilized. Make a
bag of turkish toweling ABOUT nine inch.
es square and put in it all the small
piec,s of soap, When three quarters
full sew up the end and use the same
AS If it were a cake af soap.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14
Ts,ings A WO"an can't 40.

These are Some Of the things that a
man thinks that woman cannot do.
Keep ii private expense account and
have it balance.
Wear Il linen collar or Il linen shirt
waist starched stiff as a man s and keep
her temper.
Buy a pretty necktie.
Order a dinner from bill of fare.
Tie four in hand.
Undertake a game of baseball.
Or u game of football.
Go to church and notice the other
womens bonnets.
Abstain from talking fashion.
Play whist and remember what is
trumps.
Refrain from drinking ice cream soda
in winter.
These are some things that every
woman knows that a man cannot DO.
Build a CRATE fire and make success
OF it at the first attempt.
Remcm Der to wear his smoking lack t
when lie smokes.
Put his ashes into the ash receiver.
Sit in Il chair without taking the tldv
with him when he gets up.
Refrain from tying the pillow shams
into knots and throwing them into
corners.
Abstain from drawing the curtains
back as far as they will 20 and sending
the Wluiow shades sky ward with a
bang.
Use his comb without having some
thing to say about the long halr ne finds
IN it.
Listen to stories about other men S
SmaI, children.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14
The N1esalerm pOndOra's Box.

The modern Pendora Of fashion and
folly
Has opened the box Of the Ills Of
her kind: s
Hence weakness aud sickness with
acute melancholy, rs-.
Much suffering OF body and worry
of mind.
This host of complaints, the legion
of pain,
Has harasscd the lives Of all Of the
For relief that they seek forever III
vain:
And must tn ey still suffer disorders
complex ?
All! No! For Pandora has lett IN
the box
A sure cure for ills Of all
80 description,
OF its wonderful virtues each pur-
chaser talks,
'Tls DR.. rierce's Fayorite Prescrp-
ton
DR.. r. Y. Pierce: DER Su--I have
taken the "Favorite Prescription aEI
can recomend it to any body that
suffers with any female disease. 1h.ve
tried several doctors prescription bat
none did me the good that yoh,s did.
Yours respectfully,
MATTE FERRY,
Postm lstress,
,chcyJry mn IlnRul Co, .4Il.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14

A Logan county, (West Va.) farmer
traded his boy for two shoats, banjo
and keg of whiskey. lie said the
boy was lazy, could fog his daddy,
chswed tobacco, told lles was demo-
crat, and in other material respects
WASH worth dlrn.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-12-14

! Mattle--Now, there certain things |
don t care to haye the world know.
Kate-lndeed. You look younger
than that.
Little Boy-My first nu;ne is awful
ugly, but YOU has got real pretty
name hasn't you +?
Little Girl--les l think 1t is.
Little Boy (meditativeIy)-1 Guess
yol didn't have any r.ch ole bachelor
aunts, did vou'
Mr.. Fisg-You should remember,
my son that there Is nothing attained
without labor. You Iced not expect
to get something for nothing
Tommy--I get lots Of licklns for
nothing anyhow.
Old W,rkands'ate took his first
day off in fifteen years yesterday.
How'd he happen to DO it
Went to a funeral.
Never heard Of his doing such
thing before.
He never did. Tie f1nera! was his
own.
Teacher What are you boys lighting
abont'2
Tom Ltkesike Why, that chnmp
was tryln to make believe talt Adam
was the first man when everybody
knows. s.twas Columbus.
Annie-How do yon like h I render
Ing Of your song, Clarence ?
Curence--WaS that ny song: did
not know hlm. ...