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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1898-06-23
ONLY FOUR IMMOn TAILS.
Sanss Ausssll Lowell CrrRnS Honaos.
DANTE. Cervantes and Goethe.

Sanss Aus.Sl1 Lowell CraHnS Honey.
Dante, Cervantss and Goethe.
There are certain books which 1t Ii
necessary to read, but they are very
few. Looking at the matter from an
aesthetic point of view merely, I
should say that thus far only one
man had been able to use types 30
universal and to draw figures 80 cos
mopolitan that they are equally true
in all languages and equally accept
able to the whole Indo-European
branch, at1east, Of the human fam1-
~. That man is Homer, and there
needs, it seems to mo, no further
proof Of his individual existence than
this very fact Of the solitary unap
proachableness Of the "niad" and the
"Odyssey. The more wonderful
they are, the more likely to be the
work Of one person. Nowhere is the
purely natural man presented to us
so nobly and sincerely as in these
poems.
Not far below these I should place
the "Divina Commedia" of Dante, in
which the history of the spiritual
man is sketched with equal COM
mand Of material and grandeur OF
outline. Don Quixote" stands upon
the same level and receives the same
universal appreciation. Here we
havo the spiritual and the natural
man set before us in humorous con-
trast. In the knight and his squire
Cervantes has typified the two OPP
posing poles Of our dual nature-the
Imagination and the understanding
as they appear in contradiction.
This is the only comprehensive satire
ever written, for it is utterly indie
pendent Of time, place and manners.
Faust" gives us the natural his
tory Of the human intellect, Mephis-
topheles being merely the projected
impersonation of that skepticism
which Is the invariable result Of .
purely intellectual culture. These
four books are the only ones In
which universal facts of human ma
ture and experience are ideally rep
resented. They can therefore never
be displaced.
Ihave not mentioned Shakespeare,
because his works come under diff.
ferent category. Though they mark
the very highest level Of human gen.
ius, they yet represent no special
epoch in the history of tho individual
mind. The man Of Shakespeare is
always the man Of actual life, as he
Is acted upon by the worlds of sense
and Of spirit under certain definite
conditions. We all of us may be in
the position Of Macbeth or Othello
or Hamlet, and we appreciate their
sayings and deeds potentially, 80 to
speak, rather than actually, through
the sympathy Of our common nature
and not of our experience.-James
Russell Lowell's Posthumous Essay
in the Century Magazine.
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SCHOOL IN OLD NEW YORK.

Laurence Hutton's "Reminiscences Of Halt
Century Ago.
In 1850 or 1859 the boy went to another
DANES school. 1t was kept by Miss XIII
patrick on Franklin or North Moore street.
From this, as he grew in years, he was
sent to the primary department Of the
North Moore street public school, at the
corner Of West Broadway, where he re-
manned three weeks, and where he CON-
tracted o whooping cough which listed
him three months. The other boys used
10 throw his hot upon an awning In the
neishborhood, and then throw their own
hats up under the awning In order TO
bounce the boys hat off-an amusement
for which he never much cared They
were not very nice boys anyway, especial.
ly when they made fun Of his materal
grandfather, who was trustee Of the
school and WIS sometimes noticed the boy
after the morning prayers were said.
The grandfather was very popular In
the school. He came In every day, stepped
up on the raised platform at the princi-
pals desk and said In bis broad Scotch,
GOOD morning, boys" on which the en-
tire body Of pupils at the top Of their lungs
md with ono voice replied, "G-o-o-d morn
ing, Mr. Scottr' This was considered
great feature In the school, and strangers
used 10 come from all over the city to wit
ness it. Somehow ii made the boy little
bit ashamed, he does not know why. he
would have liked 1t we'll enough and been
touched by 1t, too, II it bod been some
other boys grandfather. The boys "a
thor was present once-the boys first
day--but when he discovered that the
president Of the board Of trustees was 60
Ing to call ON him for speech he ran
away, and tho boy would have given all
his little possessions to have run after him.
The boy knew then as well as be knows
now how his father felt, and be thinks OF
that occasion every hme no runs away
from some speech he himself Is called up.
On to make Hutton In 81
NioholaA
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70 Nn lADYLOn.
You meaner beautiss Of the night

You meaner beautiss Of the night
That poorly sstl1y eur eyes
More by youD nvmber than your lishA
YOU common psople Of the skies,
What are yos when the sun shall fise'
You curious cAsnters Of the wood
That wsrble forth Dame Natures lays,
Thinking your passions understood
By your weak accents. Whas your praise
when Philo,nel her voice shall raiser
You violets that first appear
by your pure purple mantles known.
Like the proud virgins OF the year,
As II the spring were all your own,
what arc yaa when the rose Is blownS
30 when my mistress shall be seen
In form and beauty Of her mind
BY virtue first, then choice, queen,
Tell me II she were not designed
tn eclipse and glory Of her kindf
New York Ledger.
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Christmas and Easter.

Christmas Of any year always falls
on the same day of the week as the
second Of January Of that year, un-
less it be leap year, when it is the
same week day as the third day Of
January Of that year. Easter is al
ways the first Sunday after the full
moon that happens on or next after
March 81. 1t is not easy to see how
1t can occur earlier than March % or
later than April 20 in any year
Boston Home Journal.
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Butter Making"

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Womaukind Cook Book.

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1898-06-23

Mr.. Porter must have had merry
funeral, with great deal Of sack to
very little coffin.
Even a town paupcr was given
three gallons Of rum as llbations at
his funeral-drank probably by the
sheriff and Mr.. Bundle with their
friends.
Hawthorne tells us that the New
Englanders were the jolliest at the
funerals Of their friends and neigh
bors-the only boon companion Of
the Puritan was Death. Baltimore
Sun.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1898-06-23

II Is a strange thing that the ma
honal airs of great countries are
short, while those Of little countries
are very long. For instance, God
Save the Queen" Is IA bars, the Rus
sian hymn 16 bars, and Hail, Column
bia, the foremost among the Ameri-
can airs, has % bars. On the other
hand, Slams national hymn has 70
bars, that Of Uruguay 70, Chili's 4e,
and 80 on. San Marino, the smallest
republic in the world, has the long
est national hymn. The national
hymn Of China is SO long that, when
people want to hear it, they have
to take half a day off to be ablo to
listen to its strains London Million.
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Farm News Poultry Book.
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II tells all about different breeds,
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Jolly FunoralS.

Here Is O bill Of funeral expenses
containing items not uncommon at
the time. 1t is the burial expenses
Of one David Porter of Hartford,
drowned in 1878:
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

gen ouf Guba2 Mit 4nsnabnle BON rim paar
tur3en 9eertraben, Die gu rein militGrii4sn
3peden gebaut linb, giebt cs alf Cuba feiiie
2onbfraBen. @s giebt 5tpar etpas iber
1000 Neilen %giIenbdbnen, unO ettua 300
Waeilen Sele9rap6enlinien, aber Die %eriteren
iiuo meiit priOateigentblm unb Die Rbteren
pabrf9einli9 audi. Wait ausnabms einiz
ger YalG1te, MilitGrboIpitdler uno be- 8ez
~feItigungen Der 6ufenitdote, beren Bertb
absr fir Die Neu3eit GuBerit gering 1T, uno
elmer 4n3a6l 0omdnen, pel1s aber idRrlid
nod feline 100000 einbrinJen, sis6t es fem
Nationaleig.ntbum duf Cuba. Dries miro
iiberosB ,tpenn es fi4 aus ieinem nngliid
erbolen ioG, 9elb febr notbig baben, UNI
5traBen, @iIenbu6nen uno 1efsgrapbsn Su
bauen, iein. 9dfen in StaaO gu feten, Of
fentliGe @ebaube gu erri4ten u. |. ID. uub
po fol- bas berfommen, ano psr pirb IS
porft redsn, fuenn auf Dem 2unOe 6ereits Gin.
gerabeau unerf9pingIi8e 9ppot9et lnifete
cuba bon Der 9erri9aft Der Spanter rrh
ui9t auslei9 bon Der S4ulo b%eFreien, tpet6e
@panien eingegangsn 1T, I'M es Enter Ieinen
6aBen gu balten, tpiroe in beIten Safe nun
eine balbe 8efreiung iein. 3uoem muB man
Ii6 Dor Augen balten, Dag mir fir Cuba
politi5b pie ~finan3iea peruntportlitb iein
p.rben, unb baB bic 4nectnnua9 Der GU
buni59eu S9ulb nit Der 9ermebrung Der
S9uloenlaf Der Ser. Staatsn UNI 200 Bill
lipnen SDaurs glei9bebeutenp iein wiiroe.
Nas alien bieien 9riinben iplten p!r uns
beim SriebensI9lufe gang eutI4iepen tpeis
germ, bic cubuni19e S9ulo un3uertennen,
unb nur bdrauf uns e%tnlafen, baB ben Spa
niern Der mirtli9s beutige NuBtperib bes bon
i6nsn ausgelieferten Dffentli6en Gi9entbums
qutgef 6riebtn pirb, 9uf;ir m0gen mir ia
oann in ge3ug uuf u~nberp:iti9e pscuuidre
ariegsentf9dOigun9 mitbe Suitsn aufz
5iebsn.
3ndr brobt man llns NIT benz 3orn Der
fran30fiI6sn &dufsr Der cubdni;6 en S6ulb.
4ber abgsfeben baoOn, baB oas nns 3isnliA
i3nupps fein lam - ss lana ben 6ran5Oien
bod 5iemli4 glei3gitItlg ie!n, Oh mir SPd@
MEN cine ariessenti9dbigung BON 200.
MiQionen in baar auferlegen. Ober un5 nit
einem Quit Claim" auf &u6a begnSoen.
SIN Gegentbsil, bic 8ei4aifung Der 9aarz
lumme biirfts Spanien unglei@ 9rpbere
8opf9mer5eu b~ereiten. uao ibm erRsbli9
toftipieltger tperben.
4ber natiirIi9, Spanien ptrb ii4 NIT
Sdnben unb GiBen gegen elm iOl@es Or
arrangement tpebreu, inoefsn ii4 figen, tpenn
es einiiebt, baB es muB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Der arskte ss..tfas gsanm sabtn.

DAB 8ismarG es auf Neun5ig rnb
brii6er briugen tperbe, ME feline groBeu Nlitz
arbeiter Mpltte unb Wilbelm Der Grite -
bas belt ieber quite 9euti9e ~isnieits unp
biesIeits bes @eltmeerss fir IeIbItperitGnoz
Ii3. ltnb nun lit er Samtag Na9t geItorz
BEN - erit breiunoa4t5ig Sabre unb bier
Monate alt.
Die HieiengeftaIt 8ismard's aus Den
Reiben Der 2ebenben gei9ieoen - Das lit
beinabe unfaBli9, 60 ie6r mar Die ganae
Mslt an i'm unb iein 9aieiu gsrp05n:. Nu9
felt Ieinem 8iidtritt aus Imt anD Wiiroen
berging feline Wo6e, in pel9er er ni6t Die
@eIt bur9 einen eigenurtigen Qusipruh
elettriiirtf. 11nb nod auf ieinem Sterbez
Bette CAB er cine t0itliGe probe Isines terrz
Ii9en 9umors, inbem er, auf feline i9mer3z
Ii9e leBte &rant6eit anfpieIenb, ben Surner=
gruB BON 9amburg nit ben Borten ertpiz
berte: Saget ben Surnern, buB i6 ielbft cot
Sage &Opf geitanOen babe,
Die getpaltige StGrte feines Settles 6lieb
ibm treu Bis an Ietn fanftes friebli6es @nbe.
Gs mar bieielbe @eiitesItdrte, tpel9e bur6
cine tii6ne Staatstunit Obne @Iei4en bic u1z
baltbaren 3uitGnOe 0euti9lanOs iiber ben
6uufen mari, ben 9roBen neuen beutiGen
Ha:iOnalituat f9uf unb i'm mad Dem glan3z
bplGften aller &riege bur9 maBbaltenbe
&ruft unb Weisbeit .auf epig befeftigte.
@s mar biefel6e @eiitestraft, tpeG9e fi9 in
parIamentarii9en Geben bon ~unOergIei9l;<
den 9ebantenz unb 8ilber=8ei6tbums err
eOB.
Hun 1T fein irbii6es She'll Oa9in. @her
in Der @eltgei4i9te pirb er epig le6en aG5
zine BON teiner amberen gei6i9tIi6en @rz
f4einung iiberrugte &olofulgeitalt = feline
bGmonif6e @eital: ME Der erfte Napoleon,
fonbern eine troB i6res l1e6ermenf9ent6ums
rein meni4lt9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

Sotpeit ii9 aus ben iibereinItimmenben
Ra9ri9ten aus @a1bingtpn erieben ldBt,
iino uniere acknowledgements Die fplgsnz
ben: Spanisn bat in bic abiolute Qufgdbe
feiner tpeitinoii4en 8efiBunsen gu tpiaigen
unb Portorico unb bic baSu sebDrigen fletz
men Snfeln IN bic Ser. @tuaten unbeoin9t,
Cuba dber Der @pntroQe Der Ser. Staaten
aus5uliefern, Bis bort cine feite uno Duuer
beripre9snoe &e9ierung eingeri9tet 1T. Ser
nsr bat es feline 3uiimmung ba5u gu geben,
buB mir Die 8u9t bon Manilu unb Die bort
bon nns eroberten 8efeftigunsen p%Orldufig
befebt 4alten, Bis bur6 cine bon beiben Re@
%gierungen ernannte SrieOensz@ ommiiiion
,iiber bic Submit Der oituiatii9en 8eiibunz
gen Spaniens unb bic uns bort gu sepdbz
renben Stiibpuntte cine u~ebereintunft sez
!roffen lit.
Sb unfere 8ori9lGgs beftimmte IeuBez
rungen aber bic cubanii9e S6ulb ober iber
cine bon uns auBer Der territoriulen nod gez
fOrbsrte &riegsenti9Gbigung in @elO entbal=
ten, i4eint feiner Der sublrei6en 6erren,
Ipel9e lire Obren um S9fii1ello9 oes @eiz
Ben Saufes batteu, in @rfabrung gebrd9t gu
BADEN. Wfan barf aber tpobl annebmen, baB
cine d1gemeine 9runoluee fir Die 5u lei
itenbe @nti9Goigung, nampntli6 AUDI IN Die
burb ben &ufftanb unb ben 8rieg gei9dOig=
ten 9ribaten, pOrge3ei6uet lit. 9enn bieie
5rage gang elmer ipdter 3uiammentretenoen
Srieoens=G ommiffiun iiberlaffen 81 polen,
bieBe elmer uuenbliden @eri9leppung, tpent
ni4t einem neuen &riege bic 9hir 0ffnen,
90 ME iie O6en nngegeben, finb uniere
S~eolngungen ma noq unb foQten fir Spu@
MEN annebmbar Iein. Sic erfiqen ben
3tped oes 8rieges, inosm iie Cuba bon ipaz
nii4er Serri4aft b~efreien; fe geben ~unferfn
S4reiern na9 Nusbreitung ~unferer Wa4t
einen 8ifen, unb fe ent6alten iib p~D6lpeisz
li4 in 8e3ug auf S~itafien cine 8eute 81 oer=
tbeilen, Die nod nidt infer lit. Oenn per
augenblidli9 Dire g6ilippinen bat - Mer@
rift, Iuguiti ober NguinalOo?, poer tper tie
in Der nd9iten 3eit BADEN pirb, bas lit
cine Srage, bic Niemanb nit Ginger Slider
beit beuntporten fam, unb es 1T besbalb
our3uus ratbiam, ben @erlauf Der 9inge
oaiel6it ab5upartsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

liI9en 3eitlngeH mid: Der San. Der
8reis bedte faum bic Soften bes peiBen Ba=
pieres unb Der QeIer erbielt 9epei9en, 2otal=
nad6ri6ten unb ules mas brum unb bran
bdugt, fo3uIagen umfpnf; Der 9erausgez
Der muBte Die in Die Sauienbe Iaufenben
pDbentGi9en Ausgaben uus elmer anosren
@innahme oeden, unb bieier ~ungeIunoe 3u=
ftunb fat bic notwithstanding =
bon Der @n5eigeputronage 5ur
SoIge gebabt.
gine @adre ToIte ben greis brtngen, BEN
Ie tpertb lit. Die 3eitungen pursn bisber melt
mebr pertb ais ibr 8ertuafsprsis; an jsosr
Drummer bate Der 9erdusgeber piel 9elb
perforen, penn ni6t burd bic Qn5etgen bds
Sod t6eilipeiIe 5ugeftopft pprosn mare, Ous
Die Soften fir Gebattion, 9epei3en, 9OtaIz
beri9teritattung, Mitarbeiterfaaft, Sluftru=
fionen, Sab, Druid uno 9ei3dftsfibrung,
Die Muslagen fir @genturen uno 2ra9er IN
Der &affe beruriu6ten.
Mebrers Sabre lang baden bic Gbicagoer
ensliIden 3eitungen ben %uniinnigiten 8umpf
BON Der @elt sefi6rt. SEPT 1T er Ooriiber
unb bic gema9ten @%rfabrungen tperben Die
9erausgeber in 3utunft DOR d6nIi4en lelbitz
mDroerii9en S9ritten beipabren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
8tSmarG's 8rSBe.

v9euti9lanb bat felt 9oet6e Ieinen 9r0Bz
ten damn berlpren", bemertt oaS- Wisner
Sa9blatt gum Sobe 8ismard's. Der Ser
glei9 lit fali9; beibe Mdnner batten p'nlg
nit einanber gemein; bas 5elo, bus 6oPt9s
beaderte, mar ni9t bas 8ismarf's. unb mas
8ismard fir 0eutI6tunb %geIe5Itet, TT 70
gang anbrer Dirt, baB es nur nit ben Wer@
fen Der S~taatsmGnner anberet 80lter perz
gli6en tDeroen fann.
8ismard mar groB, b0rt man isBt ulgez
mein Iagen, benin bort, mo 8egriffe feGlen,
felt Elm 8ort CUR reGten 3eit iib Elm.
Ser gerneine Meni6enDeritano bs6ilft fi6
INIT ungeT9ta9ten @Orten. Sus 8ort groB
rift i'm mgemeinen 10 ni4tsfagenb. Der
Mann lit grOB, 8iamard mar grpB; nun ia,
bag lit uu9 ungefG9r uqes, mas Ii6 bic Dfenz
f9eu babel benten; Die Stabt pstiug 1T aud
groB i'm 8erglei9 gu onberen, Die feline Spei
Doer brei MiQionen @inpp6net BADEN, uno
bp9 lit lie ni9ts ipeiter aGs Elm !9aufen SUI
IammengetpOrfener 9iibnsrz unb S4Weine~
ftGqe.
&ismar6 mar groB.
@eiG 8egriffe feblen, ifeQsa i'm bic eng
IGnber uao pieIe Nmerifaner uno 5ran3oisn
btnter @la0tone, unb man6e g~lauoen
i6m I9on bel @bre an3utbun, tpsnn lie tin
suotei4 NIT @GabitOne ennen
@el6 Elm 9pbn, ben g~lutt3iingigen NQerz
ptltsI9tpGber @tubit tone ne6en ben M}ann 3u
I4elen, Der am Iie6iten ME etpa5 geiprofen,
ionbern itets nur bic MenIden beim G9ppfe
qenolnmen unb bOrtbin geitelt bdtte, no iie
na6 Ieiuer Qnitbt ibren plab am bsIten
ausfiiGten, 8. 9. GENTLE Sournaliiten gu
ben Suubirten unb gentle parlamentarier
unter bic @ui9pfi6er.
Wer iiber6aupt ni9t an bas S9idial pon
Meni6sn unb 8Dltern glau6t, piro8ismord
ME perIteben, OeB6alb 1T t9m audi bic grQBte
5einoi9aft in ienen parteila9ern entge9en~
qebrn9t morpen, in benen maa gepO9nt 1T,
alss nab elmer S9a6lpne 3u3uItuBen, unb
nit elmer 5arbe an3ulrei4en, lei bieie nun
I6par3 Ober roth.
Die Gotben be1onbers buBten ben Ularn.
OeHsn gan3es Meien i3rer @ltid9sitSflsgeiei
pioer1trebte, Sic iiub es ia aud4, pel9e be-
fuupten, baB nle Meni6en frei uno Slei4
oeboren, baB fe pillenloie Nsrt3eaJe BON
3eit unb umItGnben iinb unb baB elm befez
rer 3uitanb nur tOmmen t0nne, nenn jeoem
MenI9en bic @elegen9fit ON :
men tperbe. mebr gu lernen, me9r 81 perz
oienen unb me6r 81 beiiben aIs anbere.
8ismard bingegen glaubte an bic lleber=
fraft unb an bas lle6erperbienit @in3elneT,
an ben 8eruf gum PDeten. 8iinitler uno
5tautsmunn. an cine 8orfs6uns, ole iia gsz
piiIer MGnntr beoient, um elm 9olt gu fiihz
rem, &ei9e gu erri9ten unb Staaien gu Oerz
ui4tsn.