The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-07-20


cured him in n few weeks
Gen. Cassius VI. Clay puts the
case strongly and pungenlv when he
says in his letter to the people: TO
day We live under despolism impclled
by the lowest instincts, tastes and self
Indulgence; which, unlike European
arlstocracies, shares nothing with the
peopl', but absorbs all their substance
Tor camp followers who are equally cor
rnpt and vicious Such is the dclibe-
rate opinion of Grant domination held
by Il life long Republican.
When l see Gen. Grant getting
into bed with Gen. Iongstrect. and
| see the great guerilla Mosby come out
and indorsc him, it is useless TO talk TO
us Republicans about associating with
Democrats. Laughter and applause.
tell YOU if a man is honest, he is good
enough for me to work for. Gen.
Grant has said, LET us have peac, -
but the Apostle said, "First pure. then
peaceable. Long John Wentrorth.
y young lady who had been suddenly
lifted from hereditary poverty to opu-
lence by an alliance with money aud
Old age, called the attention of her moth.
or to one Of her wedding presents in the
shape ola cluster diamond pin. The old
lady dropped her spectacles to the end
of her nose and exclaimed THAT a
dimoni pin Lor' sakes alive, | thought
il was an old seed wart :"
Bad company is like nail driven
in to Il post. which after the first on.
second blow, may be drawn out with
little difficulty but being once driven
up TO the head, the pinchers cannot
take hold to draw ii out, but which can
only be done by the dcsiru, ton of the
wood.
Wise persons. when hey take advice
go to physician, but fools 90 TO n
quack; aud the large disproporion
between the two classes explains why
so many clever physicians siarve.
Oaths are vulgar, senseless. offensive
impiOus like obscene words. they leave
"A nOisome trail upon the l'p.. and "A
stamp of odiun upon tn .ou.. They
CRAFTY no sense, while ta on rage
taste and dignity.
The man who will not execute his
resolutions when they are fresh upon
him, can have no hope from them after
ward; they will be dissipated. lost,
and stiffled in the hurry scurry of the
world, or swanped in the slough ofin-
dolence.
An editor says he has heard Of n
secret down IN Portland which wa. so
big that il required all the women in the
town to Keep it, and then they could
not do 30 without the help of their hus-
bands.
An enterprising Eastern lady adyer-
Uses Tor washwoman, who will t'ke
her pay ii lessons on the guitar.
1t is ''authoritativcly" stated tlat not
one American lady in a hundred knows
knows now to manage trail.
a boot d shoe store in the Sixth
avenue, New York. advertise. ..wo-
mems l'iglus-and LETS"
It's queer woman who asks no ores-
tons, but tie woman who dors is the
queriest.
sumo people act as ~ 7 cir debts
were Ike coffee and ould settle them.
selves in time by standing
Nearly al women like soldiers. and
some would like an offer, sir.
a viie's kiss for money is we'll termed
legal tenderness.
\ man fhathoards his riches and en-
JOY. them not, j. like un ass tlut CARRIES
gold, and eats til stiles.
The best guardian Of q womml's han
piuess is her husband love and ioi
her honor her own affection.
Why is divinity easier than the pro.
iession of physic, Because IL j. cisicr
to preach than to practice.
llappinr-, is q perfume that one cam
not shed over another without few
drops falling on ones self
The friend that hides from ne our
faults Is of les, service 10 Us than hc
that upbraids Us with them.
The height Of ycmg lady's am