Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-01

Of his residence.
j. T. Kinsey, of Smoketown, during the
past season, shipped to Pittsburg total OF
1000 OTIS. blackberries. He realized for them
on an average Of eight cents per quart. The
expressage was two cents a quart.-Gusde.
The family of Mr.. Edwd. W. Leeds, Sr.,
has been greatly afflicted the past two weeks,
four of his children having scarlet feyer, and
some of them very i'll. AT this writing all
are improving. Carroll Ne,os.
Ayers Sarsaparllla is one of the few rem
edles which are recommended by every
school of ofmedicne. Its strength, purity, and
efficacy are too we'll established to admit Of
doubt as to Its superiority oyer all other
blood purifiers whatever. Ayers Sarsara.
rila leads all.
Rev. Mrs. G.. A. Whitmore, her daughter
Miss Ethel and he, son Master Raymond,
accompanied by her brother, ]. II. LchlItcr,
ESQ of Washington, ID. c., left Oh Monday
morning last for Ocean Grove, where they
will spend some days in enjoyment Of sea
bethlng and ocean breezes.
A CURE FOR CHRONIC DIARRHEA.-Mrs.
E. Gleason, of Salem, Dent Co., Mo-, writes
as follows "Chambcrlaln's Collie, Cholera
Diarrhea Remedy cured me of chronic d.
arrhea after years of standing, when it
seemed could live no longer, was growing
so weak. 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 1t l was entirely cured. l
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.
PONDER 1T WELL.-A communication in
this issue gets at the subject of how not to
make town. 1t has the strength that at
taches to a wholly impersonal argument and
deserves to be read and then read again. Tue
satire therein expressed should cut open
some of the cffuscd vessels of last century
blood; Il little letting Of that dcsuetutlinous
and viscous semi-llquid will add to the vigor
Of our local body economic. II there bc all
other side to this question and some one feels
able to defend it, our columns are open to il ;
it would be worth more than We rate our
space to have the propositions laid down by
u. l. c." rcfuted and for reasons that must
e obyious to many; if it may be done, some
body please do it.
Mr.. Martin Flock, of near Downsville,
Washington county, formerly of this vallcy)
sold during the month of June last 4,7O0
pounds of milk to the Willow Grove Cream
,ry from o cows.
The parties at work prospecting for iron
're on the Martin Coblentz farm, near this
,lacc have gotten down % feet in the last
shaft without striking hard rock. They pur'
)ose now using steam drill
If you think there are no gentlemen OF
eisure in Mildlctown just undertake to lay
. sidewalk or build q porch and see what II
numerous collection of them will gather to
watch the work us it progrcsscs.-H Valley
Register.
Little Johnnie on seeing 4 skeleton for the
irst time, exclaimed, "Why, but they skinned
,cr mighty close, didn't they! She looks
worse than Aunt Jane did, before ma gave
Ter that bottle of 'Favorite Prescription ="
Aunt Jane was so completely worn out,
~ prolapsus, periodical difficulties and ner
yous prus,raton, that shewas q constant
sufferer, night and day, but DR.. Pierce's Fa-
yorite Prescription acted so promptly and
avorably upon the uterus and other organs
hat she suffers no pain at any time and her
general health was never better. AS rem
,dy for all female we 'kncsscs, as a strength
irving tonic and quie,ing ncrvinc, "Favoritc
Prescription" is unequaled. Guaranteed to
,ive satisfaction or price ($l.OW refunded.
CIRCULAToR.-The Baltimore Sunday
Ne,cs, in speaking Of the race at the Gentle
mans Drying Park last week, gives credit
o a three year-old sired by Circulaor, both
,wned by j. NJ. Smith, Woodsboro, this
county, 1t is very gratifying to note the
'apid strides made hy our county breeders,
10Th in the ,,naity Of their stock and the
peed of their offspring. Il will only be II
natter of time when cur county takes 's
,lace among the greatest breeding centres
IL this country. Here is the clipping:
There was nothing in the hunt to make
Ter 20 except the little 3.ycar old spoken of
ast Sunday, sired by Crculator and owned
~ Jim Smith. of Frederick county, Md.
She was we'll driven by Miehell, who has
llways trained and developed her. She Is =
chestnut flly, and her action
s perfect, being on the improving order that
will make her trottcr.
Besides this, she is steady, knows nothing
'ut ,rot, and keeps pcgging away in such an
arnest manner that size was admired by all
or her good qualities. - Citizen.
[The dam of that tilly is DR.. II. G. Anders'
ray mare owned in this place.-ED. CLAIR
ON.
DEATH OF Z. LOUIS LowE.-EX Governor
Inoch Louis Lowe, died at 2 o'clock Tues.
lay morning, of last week, in st. Mary's
hospital, Brooklyn. For long time he had
'ecn suffering from gout of the bladder,
Which became 80 acute about two months
go ms to force him to rcllnquish all business
ares. His doctors then decided that sur
,ical operation was the only thing that re-
NAMED to ease his great sufierings He
lcyer recovered from the shock His age
vas fatal bar. He leaves a widow and