Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-09-24
Young Men Take Warning.

diseases which make young men prematurcly
DID, pale, llstless, low spirited, languld, easily
tired, forgetfll and incapable; ill Warehouses;
and swell the lists of suicides, separate hus
bands and wives, bring untold suffering to
millions even unto the third and fourth gen.
erations. The afflicted will recognize only
too plainly to what class of msadies we refer.
A complete and scientific treatise (sent only
in plain sealed enyelope) on receipt of ten
cents, (the cost of postage) if inclosed with
this notice, to Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, 8eS Main st. Buffalo, N. Y.
PASTORAL CALL-Rev. Chas. D. Shaffer
of this town. recent graduate of the Refor-
med theological Seminary at Lancaster. Pa.
has been called to do mission work in the
territory of the Reformed Synod oftbe Inter
Tor, with his home at Whitewater. near
Wichita, Kan, He leaves on Monday or
Tuesday next. This is the character ofwork
that Mr.. Shafier has preferred to undertake
at his entrance upon the ministry. Wehave
strong faith in his ability and courage and
predicate success upon our knowledge OF his
sterling qualities; he is earnest, tactful and
student, all requisites to an early and pro.
nounced success in his chosen profes sion.
Do YOU KNOW that unless you are regis.
tered ane0 this year, you will not be permit
ted TO voter This is an entire new rrgistra.
ton and eoe,ybody must register. We find
that number Of persons do not thus under.
stand it. Ifyou do not appear before the
registration officers on one of the yet remain.
ing days set for registration, you will not I've
permitted to vote this fall. Those days are
as follows: Tuesday, September Goth, at
Thurmont, Wednesday, Sep tember 3Oth, at
Graceham; Tuesday and Wednesday, October
9th and 9TH at Thurmont; and for revision
only, mot for original registration) Tuesday,
October 18th at Graceham.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. T. E. Confer of Wood.
berry, Md spent the past week with friends
In Thurmont.
Miss Rosetta Coleman of Thurmont is
making n two weeks visit To friends in Bal.
timOre.
Mr.. Chas. Hammett returned home on
Wednesday of lost week from summer tour
a.whecl in Europe;
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmere Orndorff Of Westmin.
ster spent Sunday last with Mrs. Orndorf's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones.
Mrs. Geo. w. Foreman and Mrs Hattie
Landers left on Saturday last for Littlestown,
Pa, on visit to DIR. E X. Foreman.
Ice CREAM STOLEN. "A can Of ice cream
was delivered by MIR. s M. Gilbert at Mr.W.
l.. Skaters home on Friday evening last and
within five minutes fits delivery was stolen.
Scouts were sent out at once in all directions
hoping to surprise the thieves, but failed. A
light in THE CLARION Office attracted the
attention Of two Of the scouts, who rushed
unceremoniousy upon the occupants only TO
find an amateur barber shop in operation.
The idea that this highly honored institution
should have fallen under suspicion would
seem prosperous were 1t not for the fact
that one of the suspicious scouts was at one
time an employe cfthe office.
The occasion at Mr., Skaters was that Of
surprise party. rendered Rev. CIas ID.
Shatfer by number of his friends, in advance
of his going from among us to his pastoral
work in Kansas.