Catoctin clarion., 1877-08-02

The name of D. Zeck, Emmitsburg, was
omitted last week in the list of committee
for Odd Fellows festival.
SAD DEATn--It is our melancholy duty
this week to chronicle the death Of Mrs.
Jennie Carmack, wife Of G. j. Carmack,
who after q few days of intense suffering
expired on Tuesday last about o'clock p.
m. Scarcely Il year ago they were wed
ded and started out in life with every
prospect of happy future, but alas, now
she lies in the cold grave. We have ncltli-
cr time nor room this week to write as we
feel on this subject further than to say that
she was loved and honolc by all who knew
her and was one of those pure christian
ladies of whom none knew but to love-
Her death has cast a deep gloom over this
community. The funeral took place yes
terdy and was very largely attended by rel,
atives and sympathizing friends, together
with the Lutheran Sabbath schoolof which
she was a member
HARVEST Home CELEBRATION.-An ap,
propriatc Fcstiva, having reference to tho
successful gathering of an abundant har,
vest will be held at Apples church on Sat
urlav next. The services will commence
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and will be divided in.
to morning and afternoon session. A
sermon, with two or three addresses arc
expected. Rev. f. II. Echback of Frcdcr,
ick, Rev. J. w. Santcc ID. ID. of CavctoWn
an NJ. l.. Firor OF Fairfield are en- gage
to be present A pleasant time is expected
There are inviting shade trees, and a
spring of water near the church which
offer endowment, between the morning and
afternoon service, to those who bring thell
well. filled baskets for picnic dinner. 1hc
public are invited.
DANGER IN A THUNDER SToRM.-To
take shelter from thunder shower under
Il tree is to invite great risk of being killed
by lightning. This has been published SO
often that it is wonderful every person who
can read does not heed the warning. Still
every summer we have additional instan,
ccs that the danger remains unknown, OF
that many people are very needless OF then
| lives. 1t is not ten days since that our cX'
changes announced the killing of Il man, !;
boy, and any unmbcr Of horses, by light
ming, brought down upon them by a tree
under which they had gone to escape :;
shower. Better to risk q thorough soaking
than to seek such fatal protection.
| DEATH OF W. g. CoLE.-Wc regret tc
announce the death of Mr.. w. e. Cole
brother Of Charles Cole, editor Of the
Union, which took place at his residence
in tins city, on "Wednesday last in his Goo
year. Mr.. Cole was y highly respcctabl,
citizen of our town, and has filled various
Offices of trust with honor to himself, anc
With credit to our city. In 1898 Mr.. Col'
represented Ward No. in the Board o.
Common Council in 1859 he was elected
mayor of this city by the democratic party
! in 1869 he was reelected to the same posi-
ton by the union party; and III 1861 A'
received the appointment of Water Kent
Collector from the democratic party. He
death will be regretted by a large circle @
relatives and frcnds.-ttiz,N.
How TO CURE IT-Thc disagrccabl'
odor arising from pcrspiralion, which IS
source of great vcNation to those who AZ.
subject to it, may be removed much moro
ctTectually than by the application OF sucI
ongumcnts and perfumes rs are now in us :
| 1t is only necessary to procure some com
pound spirits of ammonia, and place abou
two tcaspponsiul in n basin OF Watcr.-
| Washing the face, hands and arms will
this, leaves the skin rs clean and fresh g.
one could wish. The wash is perfectly
harmless and very cheap. 1t is recon-
mendcd on the authority Of an experience,
physician, and it ought to be tried, at least
hy all whose persons are SO offensive II
4 this respect.
4 FREE CT RE. For Consumption
/ Bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, throat ant
/ lung diseases Also Il sure rcllct ald per
mancnt cure for general debility y,dyspcpsl'
and all nervous affections. by Il simple veg
ctahc medicine, which cured Il venerable
missionary Physician who was 50 long ;
resident Of Syria and the East, and wht
has freely given this valuable specific il
thousands of kindred sufferers with TIN
greatest possible benefits, and he now feel
it his sacred christian duty to impart t'
others this wonderful invigorating remedy
and will send FREE the original rccip
complete with full directions, to any per
son enclosing stamp tor reply.
DIR. CLARK 4. ROBBINS,
i, Gr,rly Rlork Syracuse. n V,