Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-09-29

one day by the Frederick County Agrlcul-
tural Society during the coming Fair.
1t IS predicted that potatoes will sell at one
dollar bushel on our streets, before 1898
crop natures. They are now worth about
70 cents.
AID SOCIETY SUPPER..."The Ladies Aid
Society of Creagerstown will have supper
at the home of Mrs. Calvin w. 10y, at Logs
Station, on Saturday, October list, afternoon
and evening. These social gatherings are
always largely attended and very much en-
joyed. All are invited.
VERY ILL.-Miss Bvrde Jones, one of the
assistants in our public schools is seriously
i'll with typhoid fever. Her condition has
not perceptihly changed during the past
three days and she remains very i'll. Miss
Norah 10y. of Logs, has been substituted in
our schools during Miss Byrdes illness.
Rev. Joseph Conner, one Of the leading
missionaries of the United Brethren church
to Africa, who has been laboring and doing
good work among his race in that far distant
land is dead. He is the third missionary the
United Brethren church has lost by death IN
Africa during the past month.
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When you desire pleasant physic, one
that will cleanse your sytem and give you
the clear headedness and buoyancy of youth,
try st. Patrick's Pills. They are the most
pleasant cathartlc and liver pills in use, and
after having once tried them, We are conf
dent that you Will never Ike satisfied with any
other kind. IS cents per box. For sale by
Waters Pharmacy.
PoL1TrcAL.-The Democratic Campaign
club will be addressed by Hon. Roger
McShcrry and Benjamin F. Reich Of
Frederick City on Saturday even
ing next. 1t is urgently requested that the
members of the party at once connect them.
selves with the club; it has made very salts.
factory progress thus far, but it is very de.
sirable that every member OF the party join
the club
Mr.. M. G. Cramer and family hayc removed
from Hamilton Terrace to the corner Of
Madison Aye. and Lanvale street, Baltimore.
Mrs. G. will conduct n boarding house, lav.
ing large house in a good part of the city
and specially suited to the purpose. We are
sure that the house once filed, there will he
little trouble to keep 1t So as there are few
better qualified to please, as landlady, than
Mrs. Cramer.
New Corn CUTTER.-Mr. Joseph Byers,
ofnear this place, has purchased new corn
cutter. The machine cuts two rows of corn
at the same time and requires three persons
to operate it. One to drive the horse, and
the other two to ride on The machine and
gather the stalks together, while two large
stationary knives cut them off, This is quite
labor saying machine and is said to do its
work satisfactory Chronicle.
A CURE FOR CHRONIC DIARRnEA.-Mrs.
f. Gleason, of Salem, Dent Co., Mo-, writes
as follows "ChamberlaIn's Collie, Cholera
Darrhna Remedy cured me of chronic di.
arrhna after years of standing, when it
seemed could live no longer, was growing
so weak. had tried several doctors in tins
State and several III Iowa, but they could
do nothing for me. l was finally induced to
try bottle of your medicine. After using
three bottles of it was entirely cured.
cannot say enough in its praise. l 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.
THE Aforementioned the untirlng
efforts of Rev. FIR. Reany, Liberty now has
an Academy that is surpassed by but few,
even in the large cities We refer to the
Notre Dame Academy which has been open.
ell here under the supervision of the Sisters
of Notrc Dame. The institution is an excel
lent one, and parents, irrespective ofreligious
belief would do well to send their
children to this school. Every
thing that can be learned IN any academic
course in any of the schools of the cities, can
be LEANED ut home where board is cheap add
the atmosphere all that ,uld be desired for
health. Fr Rcany worked hard to have the
Academy located here and his efforts should
he appreciated Already q good number
have entered rs students and if anyone wants
good education, we refer to the Notre
Dame Academy of Libcrtytown, Md.-Ban-
ner.
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