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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27
The DeKalb Chr0Hicle nomlnatcS the fol-
lowing ticket
For President-David DAVIS

NENTNNN'
For President-David DAVIS.
" V Presidcnt-J :. Randall.
GOvcrnor-John +. Farnsworth.
It. Governor-W. +. DOwdall
Mr.. Dowdall declines and substitutes the
name of j. s. Lee of Peoria for 1t Governor
expressing a willingness, thus amended, tc
vote the ticket. Our first choice would be
Seymour and English as the first two names
on the ticket; but if we can't have Seymour
then we should have little choice whether the
ticket be headed with Davis, English Palmer
Morrison or Hendricks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

,r,, ,,: A., -, :,
Inc loiioWlhS Is 'he text Oh lhe call ISSUED
on the 18TH inst, from Springfield by the
n,,,,.,oro,; T,or,,o1 5,,,,,;,,o,, -, Iu;,c;, f,,
q state convention except that we omit the
numhcr of votes cast bv each county and dele
a....
guys "heS "i' 'h'''i'" W. Al "O'iiS '"''ei1H' ~
state that La Sale county. having cast G.001
,....;., :; ,o-,. o,,, -, ,,,,
ueiiioe'"HO 'o'e' III low "'i0 LII Soe' "'iA'-
cratic vote cast by any county in the state eX-
cent Cook is entitled 10 II delerares and that
-
the total number o! delegates IN the conVen-
ton will be G4I.
II, the D,D,n,,,,7, Of R;ao;y,
The Democratic State Convention will be held
ISSO at 10 o'clock 4, NJ, 10 anpoint delegates To-
the National Dcmocrotic Convention TO be held
at Cincinnati on the 22d day of June, 1880, and to
nominate candidates for the following state of.
ces to wit:
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Treasurer.
Acknowledgement
Also for the purpose Of nominating Presden
tial Electors.
BY direction OF the last National convention
the delegates VIII be instructed ny me STATE con,
lhc t"o-lhTus rule' I'll, , ~
All cltizehs VINO are III accord WIN tne DeIli1-
cratic party III its prlnciPIee an" lipathiHc WI
us oolects are invite" 10 participate Ill seuu'ES
uc,VS"'ea w ,ho WI. entIor. ..,, =. 80
ne several couiites win p' c"ti'Ieu " O"D
ueiegatc ior every iou' huhuieu 'o'ts' al" onI
delegate Tor every lraclioh 'hereoi III EXCESS VI
TWO hundred, oaSed on the '"'e cast LOT ealiuci
y. llueE III lo,o' -
Inc tehtral Coluil'lccs y, tht 'a'lous tUu
ues are requested 10 lihlhcuI"'cIy cause tIc'
counties TO be organized rs proposeu III the pan
adopted by the STATE Nchtral committee, anu re-
port the same To these headquartcrs,
/. w. M'NEhLi, 'hailmdh'
a. ORENDoRff, Secretary
The Plan of Organization" above referred
:., :: ,,,, no g.,
10 l. Si'eh ny 'ic 'oihiii''''o III "''"''' "' '''
lows:
LOCAL COMMITTEES
~, -i..,;,,,. -,,.,,,1, t,o,ri, -, a. n non
~ ~ - ,.ni,,,,s tawnsbinS snrsr;ncts ana
,cnt,o's ~ w, ' S r.; = ~ ts 10 ~
Na!ua' d, t'Iv ''''t y, - 7d ,,o@-
s,atc 'nnNon'''' i" ''''' ""~ ~ WY w.
'hrtenIVe' .,; .;,, ~ , r,,,d %
- 'ot ,iI o. 10 o,Doi,tn,ant If doIc
'he III - .p ~. wy -. ~, Ionor
gates 10 Tue COUNTY oon. G..Iot, ST.. ITO -
eplh'h i lon w ;s ~, ~ lite, 81
ehoulu y y, ,sy ."' WIN
'halFiha" se''c'"'S anu ''e"'"''
COUNTY COMMITTEES.
) The chairman OF the several township, pre-
cnct or ward committees should, at the county
convention, be selected as the members OF the
county central committee, which should on tue
day Of the convention, organize by the electon
from their members of chairman, secretary ana
treasurer.
FAILURE TO APPOINT.
t. II any township precinct or ward ialis 70
hold meeting and appoint us local coui'hlttee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27

this agltatons Meantime, what is to prevent
the committee from meeting and arranging for
future agitation whether Gov. Cullom favors it
or not
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27

w. +. Story, Of the Chicago TINES, despair.
ing of any action by congress against the tariff
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27

Gen. Grant telegraphs his friends that he VIII
leave New Orleans on the S'h OF Apri' oS '''''
steamer for his home i'll Galena'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-27
LOCAL COMMITTEES

l. The organization should begin at the con
ventions in the various townships, precincts and
wards, at the time Of SELECTING delegates to tie
state convention in this and in every second year
thereafter.
=. Each township, precinct or ward should, at
the first convention for the appointment of dele
gates TO the county conventions, select its local
committee for the ensuing two years, which
should Immediately organize by the election OF q
rhnirman- SECRETARY and treasurer.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09
He Got Something Frisky.

SCOT something frisky?" he asked, as
he wall ed into livery stable, and
called for saddle-horse; something
that will prance about lively and wake
fellow out of his lethargy? 1 used
to ride the trick mules in circus, and
1 reckon I can back anything that
wears hair" They brought him out a
calico-colored beast with vicious eye,
and he mounted it and dashed off.
Before he had gone two blocks the
animal bucked, crashed through high
board fence and plunged into a cellar,
tossing his rider over the top of an
adjacent woodshed and landing him on
the ragged edge of a lawn-mower
They bore him home, Strengthened him
out, and three surgeons came in and
reduced his dislocations and plastered
him up with raw beef. A few weeks
later he called at the stable and said if
they had a gentle saw-horse with an
affectionate disposition, bride with a
curb bit and martingales, and saddle
with two horns and crupper to it, he
believed he would go up in the haymow
and gallop around little where it was
soft and it wouldn't hurt him if he went
to sleep and fell off as he did the other
day.-Bdltim0T Bulletin.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09
A Reporters Luck.

During an excursion from this city to
Niagara falls, and while at Cleveland, an
incident occurred which will never be
forgotten by those who heard of it. The
Kennard House, in that city, was crowd
ed with guests, when an eccentric and
witty druggist of Smithfeld street ap-
peared late at night at the hotel office
and demanded bed. The clerks replied
that there were only two vacant beds in
the house-one wherein was quartered
Pittsburgh morning newspaper man,
and the other room wherein was a Pitts
burgh evening-newspaper man, who
were with the excursion. ITO tell the
truth, they are both pretty drunk; so
you may take your choice as to which
room you will sleep in" The druggist
said that on general principles he would
take his chances with the evening-news-
paper journalist, as he would doubtless
be so drunk that he would lie dormantly
quiet all night. He went to bed and
was soon sound asleep. The journalist,
however, awakened about IL o'clock,
and, thinking it long time between
drinks, dressed himself unconsciously
in the druggists clothes, and sailed out
to make night of it. Ever and anon he
muttered, as lie treated all present,
Funniest thing ever heard Of! When
L went to bed last night only had %
cents to my name, and now I've got
over 500 Showing corpulent roll of
bills); and I'm bound to spend every
cent of it before morning He did,
Pittsburgh paper.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09
Wild Animals i'm Africa.

Although the gradual spread of the
population toward the interior of At
RIGA is driving the wild animals further
and further inland, and though they
are consequently difficult to reach in
the more inaccessible haunts to which
they have retreated, yet the larger wild
animals have, with one or two excep-
tions, scarcely suffered any diminution
from the advancing tide of civilization.
Ostriches have suffered, perhaps, most,
but only to exchange wild for do
nestle state. Elephants are frequently
seen within short distance of the
southern and southeastern coasts.
Hippopotami are abundant. Even the
larger beasts of prey are by no means
uncommon, and tigers are especially
depredators.
If the report of the diamond diggers
In the northwest are to be believed, a
new animal has lately made its appear
ance as candidate for the honor OF
being chased by an enterprising sports
man. 1t is called by the bushmen or
natives the "bear lion" and is described
as being about the size of lion, bat
far stronger in make, and with a ire
mendous head and neck. It's legs are
much shorter than lions, but much
stouter, and it is apparently far more
powerful. It's color is dark yellow,
with black spots. 1t runs or creeps
along the ground, but does not bound
like lion. 1t has sometimes been
seen accompanied by smaller one
probably cub-so that the race is ap-
parently not quite extinct, whatever
the animal may be.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09

One golden buttercup plucked, then slowly turned
away,
with heart more soft and tender than for many
lonely day;
No call for bitter speeches, or a sad upbraiding
here;
/ softly turned and left the dreamer, dreaming
there so drear.
The rest found were scattered some dead, some
worse than dead,
And IL seemed all in a moment that my haunting
pain had fled;
1 felt weight uplif ed, then, of from heart and
brain,
That 80 long had been pulsating with the fierce un-
rest of pain.
And that evening when the first dim stars were
dawning in the sky,
And the soft breeze SCOT. ed my weary brain with
loving lullaby,
stood and watched the far-of scene, as slowly 1t
unfurled
And beneath the starry heavens there pardoned
all the world.
SoHELL CITY, Mo.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09

A GENTLEMAN in England has discov-
cred that woter-cress will grow in dry
soil. Some seeds were dropped by
birds near his house, which produced
plants that grew very finely. The stalks
and leaves were smaller than those of
plants growing in a4pring brook, but
were HIGHLY AavoSrf0
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09
WIT AND HUMOR.
DUET.

LOVERS DUET.
@Oh say not that my love is base
That treble might ensue
III tenor twenty years-but grace
Affection alto true.
Then trio try to answer yes
He whispered her solo;
"Oh duet, dearest, and confess
The love thy bushes show
The dimpied hand fell by her side;
He quartet In his own;
He pressed IL to his lips and cried
1--WE major mine u nor"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26

RErEALs IT.-The vote in favor of IL
cense at tho election on the Sd inst. in the
districts of Jefferson and Jackson where
Local Option bad been in operation for
many years, repeats all former laws on tho
subject and ifanyhody wishes to do SO on
the 1st of next May, he can obtain IL
ccnse for the sale of ardent spirits in said
districts. This is tho opinion which has
been expressed Ivy several of the leading
lawyers Of the Frederick Bar. The tic
vote in Buckeystown District, defeats Lo-
cal Option there. This is so ploin that it
needs no discussion. Union.
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT To SwINDLR
A week ago man of gcntccl personal
appearance attempted to swindle the Con-
vent in this city and the Frederick Female
Seminary, by offering draf: of 5000 in
payment for the tuition of niece to be
sent on, and rs that was fifty dollars more
than the price of tuition lie expected to re
ceivc his change, but no change was givor
and it soon afterwards TRANSFERRED that hi
was a swindlcr. At one place he Gale,
himself A. II. Wilson, and said nc live,
in Conncllsvllc Pa, and at the other place
he called himself George II. Smith,
| IUion'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26

We are in receipt of u copy OF the New
Windsor Herald, a Weekly journal just
established at that place. The typograph-
ical appearance of the paper is excellent,
the selected matter in good taste and the
original matter gives evidence of ability
and culture. Carroll County, and cspcc.
tally that populous and wealthy section of
it, should handsomely support third pa.
per and we are assured that the Herald
will deserve it.
BITTEN BY A DoG-Dr. Harvey Bnhr-
man while on visit to Mr.. VIM, Sturdc
want was attacked by dog belonging to
Mr. Samuel Blizzard and badly bitten in the
thick part Of his hand After fighting the
dog off he again attacked Inn and seized
the Doctor in the side, but his clothing
protected him from any further wounds
The hand is very painful, but the Doctor
has no fears of serious results other that
what might result from hydrophobic poi
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Nc,v advertisements.
NXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

F'xAM1SArloN OF TEACHERS.
The following embraces the numbers e
the various applicants who passed at tho
Annual Examination of Teachers, ,gcthcl
with the grade and class to which each i!
entitled:
FIRST GRADE-FIRST CLASS.
Nos IA, "a, % and 25.
FIRST GRADE-SECOND CLASS.
Nos II, 80 81, Sc and 63
FIRST GRADE-TIIIRD CLASS.
Nos >, IL, 80, 50, II and t.
SECOND GRADE-FIRST CLASS.
Mos l6 and 40.
SECOND GRADE-SECOND CLASS.
Nos. 6, 1,S,9, 10, II, II, 20, 81 =, 81 2G, 90
%, 81 3S, 30 Al, a, As, 40, ~, 4S, 81
80, SO, 81, 5G,5', 50, 50, 60, CT, 81, IS and
70.
THIRD CLASS-SECOND GRADE.
Nos. 8, 10, 81, 43, 40.
UNDER LEGAL AGE
Nos SO and 81.
FAILED.
Nos /, IS, Is, 81, IS, AZ, 60, -.
WITHDREW.
Nos and 3D.
INCOMPLETE.
Nos s. and SC.
DIT, LAKIN,
aug 2G st Examiner.
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For Sale.

A Model Printing Press with IA fonts OF
type. Size of chase 5X7d inches. Tho
Press is as good as new. VIII he sole
cheap for the cash.
L. d. Licklc,
July - If. GracchaM Md.
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lTQz;V2'1' NEVN.
lettings from our Exchanges.

The American Band of this place, has
declined an offer from an organization in
Washington to accompany an excursion
from that city to Atlanta, Georgia. LEG,
ister.
ACCIDENT.-On day last week, Mr.
Samuel Warner Of this place, who was
assisting in putting up new telegraph poles
alo..g the line of the w. NJ. II. r., met
with a painful though not serious accident
in the shape of q digging ilon falling on
his head cutting a cash of several inches,
--Ners.
A FALL-As DR.. Andrew Amman was
passing up town on "Wednesday evening
his foot caught between two stones Of the
iootwalk and he fell sidcwisc, fortunately
he escaped with few bruises. We have
repeatedly called the attention Of our town
authorities to the irregularities, here and
there in the footwalks. IT'S time now
that they be mendcd.- Chronicle.
(DMPIlMENIARl.-l llc NiliNIHo i|f-
Jn,e of the 10Th inst, in speaking Of the
bands that visited their Office, has the fol-
lowing to say about the Frederick band
"Thc Frederick City Band. of Frederick g,
Md, with George f. Smith, leader. They
came here with the Baltimore Commandcry
No. 9, of Baltimore. They, too. cnlivcn
the corner Of Dearborn and Madison SITS
with their mclodious strains Every piece
of music was received with applause by the
large crowd present. "-EJamjner.
HoRH1BLE ACCIDENTAL most fright.
FIJI accident occurred at the Liberty Copper
mine on Wednesday last little after noon
resulting in the death of Mr.. w. Scott
Rippeon, residing near town. The facts
as we learn them are: he was assisting
in the blasting Of rock, and it is suppose Il
that n wooden plug or wedge driven into
thc rock flew out ard struck him, cutting
h,s body nearly in two about the middle,
from which he died in short time. lie
was about 81 years Of age, and leaves a
wife and several children to M urn his
sad fate So DGHucr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26
Offer Extraordinary.

We will furnish the CLARION with eth.
cr of tho two following weekly papers
until Jan. LIST 1880 for forty COY cents, or
with the semi wccklies for sixty five (G5)
cents.
CLARION, with the Ntr York Weekly
Tribune Rcpnblicam 40 ccnts
CLARION with tho New Yo"h Weekly
Word democrat iC 40 cents.
CLARION. with the Ncn Iorh Semi.
Weekly 7rjb"ne QRepubican IS cents.
CLARION. with the NOo York Semi
Weekly World (DcmOcratc) G5 cents.
This opportunity to secure your home
paper with the leading political journals OF
either party should not be thrown away
as you get both for the cost Of the paper
on which they are printed.
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Extraordinary Notice
THE
WEEKLY GAZETTE
FOR THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

IN order to place THE WEEKLY
GAZETTE within the reach of all
who desire sound political informa.
ton, all the news, and interesting
miscellaneous reading matter, it will
be furnished until December !, 1880
to single subscribers or clubs, post
paid, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
and until the 4th OF March,, 1881,
postpaid, to single subscribers or clubs,
for FIFTY CENTS. Clubs raised in
the various election districts will
greatly aid the cause Of reform and
help TO secure the election Of Han.
cock and English. This is the way
to circulate the documents.
ADDRESS
THE GAZETTE,
Aug 194t E>LrlMUHC.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

IN the O1pha''s Court for Frederick
County.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26

Vol. THE FIRST; No. TIE LAST. Halt.
ed on the seventh round ofthc ladder and
rctraccd its steps; either because the ladder
was too long and it feared to essay the
task, or because the ladder was too short
and it saw an empty void of unhli1%rd
space, twixt the upper end and an ambi-
tious prize. The W"0hy N@rs is no more;
its seventh number contained its valcnic,
tory, and its editor will "gn west in scy.
cral weeks to Try his fortune among stran-
gers. Vale. Wesh'y Nrrs VIC lruS'you are
in II better land where forms" are "rollcd''
with milk and honey and where the "d"v
il" never may come to "s,ick' finger IN
yOur ~ 10"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26

SUCCESSFUL DENTAL OrEKATloN,--H.
Clay Andcrs, who has been praciicing
dentistry but two years undertook most
difficult operation several months ago and
has been eminently successful in it. 1t was
the correcting of an irrcgularity of the ar
rangcmcnt Of the permanent teeth, in
which the second superior bicuspids ap-
proximatcd, the space between them being
only one fourth fan inch, the tooth on
either side Of the mouth being about cqui.
distant from the medan line, thus prevent
ing the tongue from touching the roof OF
the mouth The teeth have been moved
into the arch on either side of the mouth,
the space between them now being one
inch, each tooth having been moved three
eigths of an inch. The mouth has az.
sumcd its normal shape ard condition
and the lady experiences n relief and sat
isfac,on that she had hitherto deemed to
be denied her Mr. Anders Is to be con-
graduated on the successful issue of this
delicate and difficult operation.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY At the hour
named by the Central Committee, Bpm
on Saturday last, the Democracy of district
No. IS met at Mr. f. Whites Office and
organized by appointing Mr.. f. l.. Bob
litz to the chair, and II. White Score
tary. The following named persons were
appointed delegates to the County Con-
ven,ion which, meets in Frederick on Mon
day Aug. 30,h:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26

The American Band of this place, has
declined an offer from an organization in
Washington to accompany an excursion
from tina, city to Atlanta, Georgia LEG,
jsts-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26

THE Rocky RIDGE BAND. On Friday
evening of last week, we happened in the
| nciehborhood and was present at the prac.
ticc of the Rocky Ridge Brass Band. They
have been organized hu, n short time and
| like most other organizations Of TIE kind,
J have lost and taken in new members, thus
making the labor Of organizing and teach
inc An arduous task. Mr. Marshall Ecker
| has undertaken to instruct them and il
zeal and Lard work meets its Just reward,
! he must be successful They have several
pieces Of music, which they arc ah!c to
handle, one Of them they play remarkably
well, all things considered. The band has
erected frame building lGX2O for their
own use and in which they held their first
practice meeting on the evening of our
visit.
Scrofulous swclings, carbunccs and
boils, hlotchcs. pimplcs and cruptions, en-.
hrgcd glands, internal soreness, torpid
liver, and general closgcd condition OF the
system, all yield in due time to nature 5
sovereign rcmcdy-Dr. Picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery. Sold around tie
world by druggists and chemists Foreign
trade supplied from London branch.
Worlds Dispcnsary Medical Association
Projectors, Buffalo, n, y, r.. '. Pierce,
VI d., President.
WEST BLUE MOUND, Wa, MorchS 1879
DR. II. V. PIERCE:
Dear !Sr.--EIavlng suffered many weary
months from liver complaint without re
lief, | was list summer induced to try your
Goldcn Medical Discovery and Pellets. AT
the time was scarcely able to walk.
Owing to their effect commenced to in.
prove rapidly and am now as well and
strong us ever. | thank you from the
depths of my hear, for the good they have
done me and wish YOU al success.
Youis truly, Mrs. 5. STAGNER.
Inasmuch rs we do not have all the
pumpkins, corn, hccts and other garden
sass that will be required to keep our table
going during the season, this is to give
notice that VIC cannot afford to print mott
ccs of big bcets for the privilege of meas
urins them, of huge caniclcnps for the
pleasure of smelling them, tall corn for its
value rs decorator of our office walls or
oflong sausages, heavy hogs, prolific hens
and such other highly priced matter, eX-
ccpt iu cases where the party concerned
is willing to 'divoy' with us. This office is
proycrbal as ono in which the poor printer
prints and prints and puff and putfs ana
pays for all he gets. Our exchanges make
our mouths water each week, with read
inc accounts of baskets of luscious peaches
grapes, melons and other daintIes SHOW
cred upon them, while we arc able only 10
recall one enormous hollow rndlsh from
which even the top containing the seed
had bccn taken. Fact
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26
Obituary..

N'foI1i al itI, Soli 81 .hIi''l ~ hiiA
Shcarcr died at Graccham, aged 8 months
and % days.
suffer little 'hi'Ircn to come unto ne,
for Of such is the kingdom Of Heaven"
lie shall Gather the lamb, in his arms and
carry them in his bosom"
George was one Of The little lambs, win
ming in manncr, loving and aii,cIionalc
to know him was to love him, and in his
brief pilgrimage he made many friends
md by his early dep riurc saddcncd many
hearts. But his gentle Heavenly Shepherd
loved him no less, than his sad and sor-
rowing earthly parents and admirers. In
love he came, ere Il communicating world
had tainted his innocence and carried him
in Ills arms of love into the upper fold.
wher" he is forever beyond the reach of the
destroyer, end amid the ransomcd shall
never hunger or thirst. The lamb has
been gently taken from the mothers DO.
som by the good Shepherd, to give it
greater security in his own. This lovely
bud of promise has been tranSpaAtcd into
the red,cmers kingdom, there TO bloom
forever to the joy OF Saints and Angels
Yea, and to add some new attraction 20
the kingdom, for your sad and sorrow
stricken hearts, then,
Think not alone Of wha! the Lord has
taken,
Thou who his love hath of some joy
bcrcft,
But in the moments when thou art most
orsakcn;
Think Of the consolation he hath left
Another little lamb in the Shepherds
fold and that lamb is your lit,lc-Gcorgic.
FRIEND.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26
MIRACULOUS POWER.

The Forest ami Stream has it; $40 pre-
serve health use Warmers Safe Remedies
These are almost of miraculous power in
removing diseases for which rccommen.
dCl. The wonderful curative qualities
they are possessed of is vouch@a for by
tens of thousands. July 90 3m
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-26
BETTER TIMES.

The Democrat, New Orleans, La,
says: "Sufferring among such as have
been troubled with diseases of kid.
nsys and liver, has been perceptlbIy
better since the introduction among
us Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liv-
err Cure" July ~ On