Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-09-22

MuCll hCCuTdtC WIN
Mr.. Frederick Eyler Of Eyler's valley, who
is nearly eighty years old shouldered his old
gun Il few days ago and started for a hunt
returning in few hours with three grey
squirrels and ground hog. Mr.. E. is broth.
er of Elk. County Commissioner Charles A..
Eyler.
Ayers Sarsaparlla does what no other
blood medicine in existence can do. 1t
searches out all the impurities IN the system
and expcls them harmlessly through the
proper channels. This Is why Ayers Sarsa-
parila IS so pre- cminently effective as
remedy for rheumatism.
States Attorney Fink has advised the
Registrars of Voters in this county that every
voter desiring transfer must appear IN per.
son for 1t; no written order will suffice.
And no one can register upon transfer
unless he appears in person with his transfer.
--Senttnel.
LEG BRoKEN.--Ou last Friday evening
while Mr.. Richard A. Od'utt. was returning
home or horse back, from Motters Station,
the horse SHED, throwing him to the ground
and breaking his left leg near the hip JOINT.
Dr. John b. Erawncr set the fractured limb
and the patient Is doing as well as can be ex.
pectel.-Ur0nick.
Carroll county, with so cents on the 500,
has the lowest lax rate of any county Ill the
State Frederick, with G2 cents, IS next
lowest. Calvert county has the highest
rate, $llO Garrett is next highest, the rate
there being 81 OF. The rate in Hartford is
$l.O3, and in St. Mary's, $1.00.
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Mr. Enos Glen, residing near Utica, had
the misfortune to lose his two cows n few
days ago. They, with John Cramer's cows,
by some means got into field of corn and
eating a large quantity of it it caused them
to bloat. Both of Mr.. Clem's COWS died, but
Mr.. Cramer's recovered miner.
A CURE FOR CHRONIC DIARRnGA.-Mrs.
f. Gleason, O. Salem, Dent Co., Mo-, writes
as follows "Chamhcrlarns Collie, Cholera
AitIlHIbt lsSllSui SuiSt IlIC vi SIlohlS vi
arrhGl after years of standing, when it
seemed could live no longer, was growing
so weak l had tried several doctors in thus
State and several IN Iowa, but they could
do nothing for me. was finally induced to
try bottle of your medicine. After using
three bottles of it was entirely cured.
cannot say enough in lis praise. I wish
that every family knew the worth of it as
do, and am sure they would never do with
out it," For sale at Waters Pharmacy.
JAW DIsLoCATED BY SSEEzING. For
some weeks past Mrs. Albert S. Remshurg
residing with her husband short distance
south of town, has been suffering with hay
fever. On Sunday morning last while Mr..
Remsburg was in town attending church,
Mrs. r was seized with severe attack of
sncezing, during which both sides of her
lower jaw were dlslocatcd. She was com
PEELED to remain il this predicamcnt until
Nj. Remsburg returned from church, when
by motions she made him understand what
was wrong. MIR. r. Immediately brought
her to the Office of Dr. E. L. Beckley, in this
place, where the dislocation was reduced.
valley Register.
Too Careless with the English
Language.
a clothing dealer, in Boston, ADVERTISED
Atwood pantaloons for SO, advising thepub'
lie to make haste and secure the great bar
gain, saying They will not last long. "
Probably they would not. Neither will your
health last long If you don't take care OF it.
Keep DR.. Pierce's Peasant Pellets in your
house. they are indispensable to every
family, as they positively cure biliousness
with its endless train Of distressing ailments
-sicl, headache, iriltability, constipation
dizziness and indigestion; marvellous
specific tor liver and kidney troubles and a
pure vegetable compound. They are sugar.
coated, the smallest pills made, and the best
because they do all they promise. All drug
gists scllthem, and the proprietors guarantee
them and refund the price If they fail.
TOrd's Grand Opera House.
Week of Sept 26tl,-The Baltimore Coun
ty Minstrel Star-Georgc Thatcher-In hi.
merry farce comedy "TUXEDO."-.-"Tu
edo," George Thatchers highly successful
minstrel farce comedy creation will bc TIT
attraction at Fords Grand Opera House fo
one week beginning next Monday evening
Sept. Goth. "Tnxcdo" is said to be the wed
ding in most attractive manner of thos
two popular forms Of amusement-refinet
ministrelsy and clean farce comedy. Jus
what title in the play category should b.
bestowed On "Tuxedo." it is rather Difficult
to determine. Aside from the merits of tn
play III itself the cast is a strong one. Their
are such entertainers as George Thatcher
Hughey Dougherty, Burt Shepherd, Joh1
A. Coleman. Ed. Marble, George w. Lewis
Jay Qingley, John Daily, G. B. Wheeler AM
G. w. Dukolan. The musical element OF til
performance, which is one of its features |
represented by such well Known vocalist
as r. j. Rose, the contratenor; Rayma
Moore, the tenor baladist w. w. Frillma
tile basso and Grace Hamilton, contraltC
7LNEES- Wednesday and Saturday
USUAL PRICES OF ADMISSION
Oct Bird The New Military Dram,
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