Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-03-31
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Not The Right Word.
mo" said Bertha sadly" pam does not
express what suffer at these timcs-it is
simply anguish know ought to consult
. physician, but I dread it so I can't bring
myself to do 1t. Then, TO- female diseases
always seemed 50 indicate to the, can't
bear to have any one know or speak Of
mine"
"Yes. dear" answered Edith, but don't
you know you can be cured without going
to physician, Send to any druggist for a
bottle of Dr.. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription,
and take 1t, and warrant you'll feel better
10 very few days"
Tue manufacturers warrant the medicine,
too. They guarantee 1t t" do exactly what
it claims, viz to cure lcucorrhca, painful ir.
reeularities, excessive flowing, prolapsus, IN
flammation or liberation Of the uterus, and
the innumerable other female weaknesses"
It 60 strengthens and builds up the uterine
system. and nerves, that worn out. run down
wives and mothers feel rejuvenated after TAX
ing II, and they are saved the painful embar-
rassn,ent and expense Of surgical examina'
ton and tedious, tiresotne treatment.
FREE ScHoLARsHIPs.-Scho will
be awarded to the following named pupils
in lie public schools Of this county, they
having been succes sful in passing the exam
i,.,lon in the seventh grade, making An
average percentage ranging from 81 to 81:
Walter K. Devibiss. Creagerstown; Jen
ME G. Ling, Daisy Warner, Jennie Scott,
Hayf-ld; Worth B. Stottlcmyer, JENNIE
Stottlemever, B. V. Hauver, Wolfsville
Bradley Purdum. Fountain Mills; Roberta
l.. Eylcr, J. D. Albaugh, s, N. Blk. Ladies
burg Hattie Poole. Evansville; Charles c.
Savior, Broad Branch Aunie Cramer, Bel.
tina Mussrr, Ella Dorcuss. Cora Mnsser. Jen-
ME S,umbaugh, Bertha V, Geesey, Woods
boro Clyde b. Thomas, Petersvilc; VIM
NJ Daniel, Mt Pleasant; Herbert Murphy,
Ws.kcrsvillc Robert Metcalfe, Liberty; E,r'
g,e Lowell, H. w. Pryor, w. d. l.. Harne
Forrest; Mary Freeze, May Slick, Grace
Hcnshaw. Hnthe Boblitz, Mary Cassell,
Charles Lsnders, Carl Csssell Mechanics
town; Willie Grimes. G. w. Sti.ey, Johns
vile Archley r. Mo'csworth, Woodville'
Stanley Stull, Clarence Lcathermnn, Lew.
is,own; Alva NJ. Issnoge, Springfield Rog.
er Harley. Charles Feaga Alberta Ramsburg
Brook Hill Mary Warrenfe!tz. and Charles
O, yesterday. The schools will very rroba
bly be continued until tho 18th of May.
The 1892 catalogue of Tuscarora Farm,
Frederick County Maryland, Is indicative of
the rare taste and cultured judgment OF the
accomplished proprietor, Carlos NJ. de Gar
mendia The study OF pedigrecs may almost
he said TO be fad" with Mr., de Garmendis,
and he is possibly the rarest conn"isseur of
trotting blood III the country. Mr.. de Gar.
mendas first stallion WAS Manxman, by
Harold. out of Fairy Belle, the great daugh.
ter of Belmont and Waterwitch, and after
Manxman's unti,ncly death lie selected 10 fill
hi, place the grand bay horse Sea King, by
Lord Russell, out of Fairy Belle. This is An
amphaticallv good horse, and he is breeding
we'll Monocacy, by King Wilkes, 2:22t, out
of N,yandiere. by Volunteer, stands second
to Sea King at the Maryland meadow estate.
Mr.. de Garmcndia gave him y record of 1888
over q halfmile track, as q four year old.
! BY the way. the proprietor Of 1uscarora Is
quite a reinsman, as his exploits with Klota
TO whom he gave race record Of $3.50 last
summer show. The brood mares at the farm
are good lot among them being the grand
mare Duenna, by Woodford Mambrino out
of Dshlia dam of Dscis. 1921, etc., BY
Pilot. .Jr. Naturally, the youngsters by Sea
King. out Of mates such rs these, are Of the
bluest bood- Chicago Horeman.
HOME AFTER MANY YEAns' ABSENCE -
DR.. and Mrs. James Boyd Neal, who have
been missionaries for eight years in the
Province of Shantung, North China, arrived
at Mrs. Meals fathers, the Rev. DR.. Simon.
toms lsst evening, accompanied by Mrs
Meals sisters, Miss Rose and Miss Martha
who met them at the dock on their arrival
| in New York, and have been with them for
a week at DR.. Meals home in Bloomsbury
Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. Neal left their Station Of
Chinanfoo on December list. and after long
and tedious journey overland sailed from
Chefoo December 23rd After spending 9
week in Shanghai, they took PennsulaI
and Oriental steamer for Bombay, and touch
ing at Hong Kong, Singapore. Terrang and
Ceylon en- route. reached Bombay Jan. 9th
Two weeks were delightfully."- spent In 8
tour in the interior OF India. Sailing from
Bombay, February 9th, across the Arabian
Sea, up the red Sea, and through the bue7
Canal, they finally after crossing the Med
lterranean landed at Marsellles February
22nd. A week was spent in Paris, q second
in London and Derby, England, and they
embarked for their last voyage at Liverpool
March 9th, on the Steam Ship City of New
York" which arrived at New York on thu
17tb, after very rough and disagreeabl'
passage - (hrcnttle,