Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-10-06

| Tuesday morning. lie VIII take iull course
| ut the dental college in that city.
Remember that the Hagerstown and Fred
erick fairs will lie along next week. They
will be largely attended.
The formula Of Ayers Sarsaparilla IS well
known to the medical profession, and univer'
sally approved. The reputation Of the firm
guarantees excellence and uniformity in the
medicine, and the worlds experience fol
nearly llalf century has fully demonstrated
its value.
Mrs. P.S. Keefer OF Leadville, COL, has
been afflicted for some time with throat and
lung trouble. Tier physician lus recommend.
ed II lower altitude than Lcadyille and she
has been at Glenwood springs for some
months her health not improving Mr. and
Mrs. Keefer will probably both come east
this fall for year.
Better and Better.
"Bcttcr than grandeur, better than gold
Better than rank thousand fold,
Is a healthy body, mind at case,
And simple pleasures TINT always please.
To get and keep healthy body, use DR..
Picrces Golden Medical Discovery, n remedy
designed to cure not only all diseases Of the
throat, lungs and chest, but keep the body
IN thoroughly healthy condition. 1t Grad
icates all impurities from the blood, and
ovcrcomes Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
Blotchcs, Pimples and Eruptions disappear
under it use, and your mind can be lat ease
as to your health.
les, "Wny NoT?' SAY WE.-The Hayes
town Herald and Torch very pertinently asks
why the W. M. r. r. management do not
keep that splendid fast train, the blue
Mountain" on, the year around
With Frederick and Washington counties
standing up for the present management I;
W tn the the two counties supplying in large
measure the local freight traffic of the road
and with the Frederick Diy of the p. r. r
and Frederick, City either wholly unintercst-
ed in the road or antagonistic thereto; why
should Frederick and Washington County
points entire he without tins good tram and
yet n train I've sent through to Frederick
City. 1t may pay directly, bu, in our iudg
mcnt it will cost much in the indirect way
of alternating valuable friendly interests.
The Blue Mountain tram should run
through to lIagcrstown tho year around.
DEATH OF FREDEKIcK WHITE. AT about
ten O'Clock Oh Friday last Mr. Frederick
White died Of TN affection of the heart, sud-
denly and without pain or suffering. He
had been unwcll for some days and not able
to leave bis room; lie had determined to &c,
out again, had dressed and WIS in the act of
fastening his shoes when death overlook him.
The deceased was a son of john White ard
was born in Tancyiown, December oath,
1922. There were seven children DR.. Will
liam White, who died here in 1855 and Mr..
Finckcl White who died IN Virginia several
years ago. Mr.. james White ant; three sis
tcrs. Mrs. Skunk, Mrs Biehl and Mrs Buff
ington survive him. Mr.. White had been II
citizen of this place for more than thirty
years he was twice married. his first wife
leing daughter of the late William Seton :;
his second q daughter of the late George
Stokes, both OF this place, the latter surviv.
ing him.
lie was a member Of St. Johns Lutheran
church. this place.
He had been one Of the Justices Of the
Peace In this district for about twenty years
and had always been an ardent democrat.
Mr.. White was liberal, generous man; he
refused favor TO no one so long rs 1t was
within his power to confer it.
His funeral on Sunday afternoon last was
one of the largest ever held in our town be.
ing mem or Of both the Odd Fellow. and
X. of p. these organizations turned out in
number almost one hundred and assisted IN
the ceremonies at tie grave.
His age was 60 years, 0 months and
days.
A PASTOR RETURN. are pleased to
announce the safe arrival home of Rev. G..
A. Whlmorc, after II vacation of four weeks
so generously gwen him by his kind people.
During hs absence he visited a former
charge, where he had the pleasure Of meeting
many of his friends and filling the pulpit of
three churches, administering the Holy Sac
ran,cnt in two Of them and receiving thirteen
into the church by baptism and confirmation.
After spending two Sundays with these es-
Unable people, Inc visited Chatauqua Niagara
Falls and Toronto, Canada. AT the latter
place he was n delegate from the Reformed
church IN the United States to the fifth
quadrennial Alliance of all the Reformed
Churches of the world, holding the presly
tcrial system of government, representing
the membership of 90 0OOO 900 people and as
many more adhercnts. The following are
some of the countries represented at the AL.
lance: England, Scotland, Ireland France,
Belgium, Germany, Holland, Switzerland
Wales, and the various provinces of British
America. Australia, Africa, India, China and
Japan, North and South America including
all the Reformed and Presbyterian churches
in the United States. Some 500 delegates
were present at this great council. The zig.
nificance of this council was superior TO that
Of Nice in 1926, A. D. The divisions which
characterized the church then are no longer
seen in the councils Of to day, and all look
hopefully forward toward united church
1t must have been most harmonious meet
ing ard productive of much good in destroy