Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-09-26

"Helen's Babies" This work is &C.
knowledged to be the best selling article in
our bookstores. Druggists, however, say
that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup sells better
than any other medicine. 1t is perfectly
harmless and reliable. Price 25 cents q
bottle.
SALEs.-The executors of Jacob Mum
shour, decd, will sell at public sale, Satur-
day Nov. I'd at o'clock, on the premises
about two miles east of Emmittsburg
on the road leading to Middleburg, near
Maxelps Mill, farm containing 1872 acres
of land, more or less, with all necessary i'm
provements. See bills.
Jesse H. Nussear, Ex'r of Chas. Werlich
decd, " ill offer at public sale, on Saturday
October 10th, at 10 O'CLOCK, NJ, on the
premises, two first class farms, situated in
Frederick, Co., Nd, on the road leading
from Emmit!sburg to Westminster, about
miles from the former place, and 81 miles
from St. Josephs Academy ; first farm con-
tains 10 acres, and second 8! acres, with
all necessary buildings. See bills.
The quantity of Pork and other improp-
er food consumed is enormous and produc.
es its inevitable results in innumerable
types of disease, especially those Of the
blood, exhibited in Pimples, Blotches,
Sores, etc, all of which, however yield
rapidly and surely to DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
SINGULAR DEATH.-A child Of Josiah
Engleman, who resides near Oak Orchard,
says the Banner of Liberty, died on the 9Th
instant, suddenly, under singular circum-
stances. About noon its mother give it a
piece OF bread to quiet it, and sat it on the
floor; cat also eat of the child's bread
soon after both were taken with spasms,
and at five o'clock were dead. Dr. Roger
was called but too late. No cause assigned.
The grandest thing of the age that we
have ever used in our family is DR.. Schlcy's
family Cough Syrup. Safe, sure and speedy.
relief for all coughs, colds and kindred az
fectlons. Only rs cents bottle.
SAD DEATH.-Henry Zeiglcr, an old and
wellk nown citizen of this city, says the
Examiner, died on Thursday last at his
residence, North Market street after short
illness in the sixty-eight year OF his age
The deceased was we'll and favorably
known to most of the citizens of this city
and it is with much regret that we are
called upon to record his death. His re.
mains were inferred in Mt Olvet Gene
terry on Saturday afternoon last, attended
by a grief stricken family and friends.-
They were also attended by the members
of Adam Lodge, No. IS, I. O. o. F., of
which he was member. Deceased was n
member of the Junior Fire Company.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Ne regret TO an
nounce the sudden and unexpected death
of Mr. Jacob Lewis says the Examiner
which occurred on Sunday morning last
at his residence, Oh the Georgetown turn
pike, about one-half mile South of this
city, in the 10Th year ofhs age. Deceased
had been in this city GU Saturday attehd.
ing to business, in good health, and upon
retiring on Saturday night, did not com
plain of being unwcll. He was awakened
between 10 and o'clock, on Sunday NOR.
ming by the dogs, and got out Of bed to
quiet them. the last seen of him alive
About 6 o'clock IN the morning he was
found dead in bed. DR.. G. Smith was i'm
mediatcly sen: for, and upon his arrival
said that he had been dead about . hours.
His death was caused by heart disease
Mr.. Lewis was we'll known throughout the
city and county, andhis death is universal.
ly regretted by his host of friends His re.
mains were inferred in Mt. Olivct Gene
terry on Tuesday evening. followed by q
large throng of sorrowilx relatives and
iends.
| BARN BURNED.--0n Thursday night
last, the barn, wagon shed, corn crib, straw
stack and hog pen, on tho farm belonging
to Mr.. Henry Boiler, tcnan,cd by his son
Isaiah, about two miles and a half from this
piaCC, WIS uCstIoNtt ny IIc, Will ltS CoH'
tents consisting of about fourteen tons of
hay, two calves and hog. The buildings
were set in about forty different places and
had made too much Roadway when discov.
cred to be cxtingui>hcd, and but little was
saved. Isaiah having been at work that
day with his horses and wagon Mt his ia.
TIERS had left them there, consequently
they were saved. Mr.. Boiler in cndcavcr.
ing to rescue the calves. was so badly
burned that his injuries may prove fatal
Mr.. B. is an honest hard working NAM
and VIC extend our sympathy to him for
his loss. The fire was the work of an in
cendiary.
SUCCESSFUL MINISTERIAL ErFoRTs.-
Last Sabbath being the close oflIev. Wires
pastoral year, hc made brici statement Of
his years work as follows: Preached ll6
sermons, Is funeral sermons, only 6 Of
which were members of his church Made
SOL pastoral visits, baptized 26 infants and
4 adults, confirmed 81, received by letter
from other churches 67 dismissed by let
ter 2 collected for missions through Sun.
day Schools $50. The collections from
the CONGREGATIONS not being complete were