Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1900-08-09

Millions will be spent in politics this year.
We can't keep the campaign going without
money any more than we can keep the body
vigorous without food. Dyspeptics used to
staryc themselves. Now Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digcs,s what you eat and allows yoa to
cat all the good food you want. 1t radically
cures stomach troubles DR.. Waters.
The British and American exhibitors
at Paris are holding reunions twice
month in Paris, and are getting better
acquainted with each other at the tes-
tai board. Their last dinner and smok'
ing concert, as it is called, was held at
the Restaurant DIES Palais Avenue de
Suflen. These reunions of a people
who speak the same Language. will no
doubt have an effect to strengthen
friendship between the many industrial
representatives of the two nations as
sembled in Paris. BY showing my card
us the representative of your paper. l
secured admission last week to the Eng
lish pavilion, notwithstanding the fact
that it was closed that day. The man
agement is in the habit of closing it
every rainy day to prevent tracking it
with mud and wetting 1t with the drip
piprs from umbrellas. This building
is one of the most Interesting OF the pa.
vilions in the Rue DIES Nations. 1t is II
reproduction Of Kingston House, Brad.
ford on Avon, and II fine example OF
the old English residence. 1t includes
private apartments for the use of the
Prince of Wa.rs, if he shall visit the
Exposition.
You will never find any other pills so
prompt and SO pleasant as DeWitts Little
Early Ricrs, DR., Waters.
Hundreds of barrels of choice Amer.
lean apples are part Of the agricul-
tural exhibit of the United States IN
Paris. They are kept in cold storage.
Small lots are exhibited from day to
day in order to keep q fresh supply In
the glass receptacIes. French, German,
Swiss and Italian fruit growers are very
much astcnisbed at this display. The
cold storage is especially puzzling to
them.
Chicago must be credited with the
daring and enterprise of setting up an
American barber shop with American
barber chairs, in the heart of Paris.
The shop is not far short of an Ameri-
can exhibit, although it ls not within
the grounds. Frenchmel and foreigners
stand without ard look on with curious
The American barber chair
is much more elaborate and luxurious
than the little stiff backed chairs in
which Flenchmen are accustomed to be
shaved.
Another exhibit scarcely less inter
esting is all American boot black, with
an improved chair and paraphernala
for producing a shine. His use of two
brushes and a ribbon Of cotton produc-
Ing a brilliant polish astonishes the ma
tives. lie is doing a thriving business,
and is perhaps the only artist in Paris
capable Of giving boots the brilliant fin.
sh they get IN America.
The members of the jury On wines
had Il most sumptuous banquet last week
at the hotel Marguery. 1t was given
by Prince Gali,zine, the foreman Of the
Jury. The Partisan papers call it
LucuIlus feast. Twenty two different
kinds Of wines were served. The old
est was a sherry Of l75l, and the
youngest a Johannesburg Of 1868. Tie
first wine served was all Oporto,o 1878.
1t would seem remarkable that this
jury was able to render verdict on the
comparative merits Of the wines after
this feast. The Russian Ambassador,
Prince Ouronssoit, presided and the
guests included prominent representa-
tives in official life. The two twenty
two times happy Americans present
were Mr.. Lee J. Vance, of New York,
and DR.. II. W. Wiley, Of Washington.
The dinner lasted from seven p. N. un,
til midnight. a number of American
wines have been excluded from compe-
tition on account of incorrect names
and labels in imitation Of French trade
marks.
The quicker you stop cough or cold the
less danger there will I've of fatal lung trouble
One Minute Cough Cure is the only harmless
+, li.t,, 1tu "a