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DANCING.

Prof. Cowan assisted by Prof. q Donnell
has Opened asllancing school In Hardness
.baiidi1g and will have classes ON Monday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings during
the season n Ladies and gentlemen wishing
TO become proficient in dancing, and
acquainted with all the fashionable dances
of the day should call upon them. y They
have become well-known In this city as first
class teachers. gi1RGQ 4.sa baqJi5 buSstf
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!. AS q result he has discovered that dis
eases originate ia germs, or In p ain wofG Y,
parasites Now ifany persons are disposed
TO be sceptical on this point they can sooG
be convinced by the use OF q powerful
microscope, that this is an absolute fact,
and not q mere assertion, This being so
what could be.rnore natural than the. Doc
tors theory, viz: "To cure the disease
you must destroy the parasites causing itT
able to take Ozone, the great health h-giying
element Of the air, and reduce 1t 70 y
liquid form. 1t is an absolute cure 1tr
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
II, The same in regard TO that fearful
scourge, Diphtheria. and this disease is 10
deadly, simply because the parasites
causing it ale allowed, from the want Oh
proper treatment, to remain in the mem.
brane, when II they were destroyed, nature
would in all cases do the rest. Their ue.
struction Ozone will positively accomplish.
It produces better results in consumption
than any other known remedy, and II
used before the total destruction OF the
lungs will produce cure. The same of
Cancer and other diseak es. Ozone as q dis
infeetant has no equal for the boty or sick
room. o aD.r i'"l .r+'l p = ~
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It's. Pow, !, ers. ii i,

The world moves. SO does science. We
have long been accustomed to read that
the want of Ozone in the atmosphere was
the cause Of the plaque, of cholera, small
poxl diptheria, spotted fever, .indeed. al
those diseases which have thelr 1h or orlg,a ,s
breathe. How to equalize the disturbed
condition of the air we breathe to healthy
tone, or supply its health giving tunctions
problem which occupied the best mtndA
Berlin, Dublin and Edinburg, as we'll AZ
our own schools for q generation or more.
Professor VIM. A. Paine, A. M. M. D., a
highly educated and cultivated physician.
has labored assidiously tor thirty six wears
10 this cause of disease and Its remedy VI
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CERTIFICATE. :

have subjected Allans Anti-Fat tf
chemical anal, sis.1 examined the process
Of iUs manuIacture and'can truly say thai
the ingredients Of which II is compos are
entirely ,vege, able, and cannot but sc1
fav ,rably upon the system, and IT L. wei
calculatedft0 attain ftheIobj cot Of which Il
isintedAd! III lAIIAJA &u &AENii :
Sold by druggists. = ~ n~@ (
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AMtI-Fat CmNAMicHItyNKKH 4
The analytical chemist W.B DRAKE, q
Buffalo. m. Y, recently anaiyzed Allan't
Anti-Fat, and gave the following:
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HIS FIRsT love.

sAs 49, Il . ~ a. 20 ~
'''''.' T remember
Meeting you
In September,
Sixtyatwo.
We were eating,
Both of us;
And the meeting
Happened thus:
Accidental,
On the road,
Sentimental
Episode)
! was gushing,
You were shy;
You were blushing-
So was l;
1 was smitten,
So were yon;
(All that's written
Here is true.
Any money?
Not bit.
Rather funny,
.... Wasn't ii?
Vows we plighted -
Happy pai'!
How delighted
People were!
But your fa,he -
To be SURE
Thought it rather
- And your liiother
Strange to say
rFC Was another q - a
S1N~'@ Inthe way. "' ''' 4 J.
What a heaven
Vanished thenl
yea Fss1 tYou were ssven,E III Ill
N @&& w was ten. = . n III " w. a"
4pree That4was many ~ sF,v-ss
ssssss That was many l
Years ago
~r-, .rs.~r Don't let any ,,g,,,ss, rrr.
4@A ! A0Bedy know. h16a " la =
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HIVORCEs, In any state, without pub.
~ licity, send stamp for the law, g. p
Sims, Chicago,
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"a Oxygen represents 18th Of the atmos-
p1lere !; Ozone, I0O0lh part. One thousand
qaurts, or 4S cubic feet of air are consumed
by q person every twenty -four hours.
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OYSTERS.
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Oysters, Oysters,

The best In the mark It to ba sold at the
lowest profit for, cash.
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w. B. DRAKE. Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-01
siAT.THRi Very LoWEsriMARKET
RATES,

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,. u I IElTF0-I N "
.LAIGH, AND, GROW FAT"

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&Net o,niAJndefWear.

I 2bia birow : >EGi aAij2 aa"fI'
nar II h9't3az, Ole L0a ,ua,.aea
c baa ,@s'f a }9d II fsti4"ta Lar
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CCFRkhk coCNT
Ola the application Of Thomas Lord Jn
and others tor commission IN the ~ ~lt de
sat,es iuquisssdo against ihoss Lord of she city, county
snd state Of New fofk-
NOTICE.
To TnoxAs Losps-
siH-r.ss nsilce that commission Inquire year
unAcy gasoundbess " mtnd neutAl lucaDacity d
managing sf.r issaea ,us " sDa aadef the .e s
this supreme toatt o the " Nss NFk and directed
~ the unaefsgned ceusmsssnsrs wi be sxecutsd
the circuit conrt f.rt fhra In abe coasty Csurt
House the ctly and la the 81 New fork
I'd day Of February 1878 al four cogk In sisernooa
5tsss y 'i.na. sco~~l.Aon.r.
GtOKSk A. fkTKks.
Datcd
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ief ths end.ag a&tnraAy. fshruary q iS1- ~iil
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specisy aalfssss- ana ~ n Zoe ftrage. ~
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stsamsp 'ty VI thsste va nvsnsi~wn csrfsspenasncs
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W steamship Ousr. visa Neuthsupbtea hrsnlen
tpondcnee iF 0fast britsn ana thr Centnent be
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ships Wyomn@ nafset@ and tffl %
take n~lis ileDfnss hssden Norwag. fbe
kiaxsau ia leave Neg lsrk tsnuHry 81 rhe malls
ierk JanaAfy a. The msti. 30 chsss aaa Jspaa leave
leave san frAnciseo febsuars ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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: Prize oi...........si3f59l rrise y. ,.. $1,000
20 Prizes Of feaeh).. sUO ~ fsilss ~ 1s0
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Prizes paid IA full; NO discount
Tickets so; halves. 81 austsfs " 1Q sirhths 81 ~
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Discount TO desers information fiven. sOAAEAhEhAs
A CO.. Importers. Ne~ iI.ssn. toan
HORSES. cAEsiAoEs. a..
AT BARKEn a SONS
SAILS.
CDRNER OF bfoad-ay and 3eth -
CHARLES w. MARKER. ArcflosEKN
REGULAR sALEs every Wednesday saa sstsrdsy
TWENTY fOCk hougs alls.ea fnf trial
CATALOGUE on -ALk rails LAY.
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AMCSEMEyrs.
NrJBLo's GARoES
IN Mr. GEORGE ). GARDNER. ............... Manager
LAST NIGHTS OF
The DUkE's MOTTO.
picturesque and fervent medieval romance. Enshusr
astcay witnessed by 10000 people Incorsed By
and public. Gorgeous scenery and rich Costumes.
Lagsrdere Mr. Samuel Piercy Baneh. Miss Nina yarsn
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE. "
~ Proprietor. ...-Mr SHERIDAN suoOn
Manager MIR. A. NJ PALNE4
Begins at 8: carriages may be ordered
CELEBRATED INSTANTANEOUS
AND OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
-~-9 THE GREAT EMOTIONAL
Drama in six acs by she authors Of "TheTwo orphsas
entitled
CELEBRATED CASE
Produced with most MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, NEW
AND ELEGANT COSTUMES AND SUPERB CAST.
including Messrs Charles Coghlan John ParselIc H.
stoddart, F. liardenberg, Nelson Decker, H. w Mont
thwaise together with Agnes Booth Misses Sara Jewest
Cone. Hattie Thorpe LiIo Eva French, Nrs O. H. Gtl-
bert and Mrs. q. w Poole
SATURDAY NEXT, u 80 SECOND MATINEE 0P
CELEBRATED CASE.
As the interest In this marvellous work begins with the
hst line OF the prologue owing to the lcugth OF
play II Is raise tho curtain at OCLOCk
PRECIsEY requested TO be In tnoir seats -
that hour
Seats secured days In
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23
IIOPEWEr.T, Nov 10

The citizens Of this community
with their usual interest in the cause
Of Education, assembled at he school
house, upon the eve AZ the 9th inst.
as an Educational Meeting to listen
to addresses from persons previously
invited
The meeting was organized by
Tie election Of Joseph G. Arnold as
president, Robert Arnold Sec'y. and
Tbad. T Cunningham assistant Sec'y.
Prof. s. r. Wiley delivered a
short address on education, advo-
eating the necessity for a more per
feet Physical and moral Education
to day than that we have.
DR. NJ, S. Bryte delivered an adj
dress on Natural Philosophy, illus
crating the subject by beautiful ex
periments and eulivening il with
striking and humorous hits.
TIE assembly returned a vote OF
thanks 70 the speakers and adjourned
ROBERT ARNOLD Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23
STATE NEWS.

The Grand Jury of the United
States Court, at Charleston, found
935 indictments against distillers,
liquor dealers, couuterfeitors, aud
rioters on the Kanawha Valley pub
Inc works. The violaters Of law in
this district are feeling that the Gov.
erment officers are rot to be triRed
With, they recognize that the work
OF the grand Jury means business and
pretty lively business for them
government agent Atkinson, Collector
Duval Marshal Patton, and their
deputies will make bad money scarce,
bring the offenders against the rev.
enue law to just punishment and put
up the price Of apple jack.-Intellj-
gencer.
Thos, j. Matthew'S, of Wheeling,
and II. G. Poteet, recently made a
raid on gang Of counterfeiters in
Lincon county; and succeeded in ar
resting one man and securing about
$50 in well executed counterfeit fif-
ty cents pieces.
The unwilling Of the Paxton Foun-
tain at Wheeling took place Satur-
day afternoon, in the presence of s.
600 people. The ceremonies were
interesting and impressive. 1t cost
about $4,000, and was presented to
the city by Mr.. James Paxton, lead
ing citizen.
Mr.. Reuben Dawson, and Nj. G.
w. Findley, both of Taylor county
passed through town on Monday
with Oil head ottwo-y ear-old cattle
which they had bought in Pocahop-
tas. The lot averaged about 100,
being the best that we have seen for
a long time Beverly Enterprise.
The Third District now has enough
companies to form a battalion.
The Baltimore Standard says that
whilst tho B. & O. Railroad Compa-
ny refuse trade dollars fol freight,
passenger fares and express charges,
without we suppose the deduction Of
ten cents on the dollar, it pays off its
employees at the full face value OF
these coins.
Miss Greenwade, aged seventeen
years. Of Keyser, w. Va, on M5n-
day evening last attempted to ex-
anime pistol, when it was dis
charged, the ball entering her left
breast, near the region of the heart,
inicting painful, though not nee
essarily fatal wound.
In Pendleton county, from Kiser s
to Smiths, distance Of six miles,
fifteen bears have been caught al
ready this season IN steel traps.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23
Normal Schools

The first Normal School was loun-
ded in 1851, by the Able De la Sale,
canon Of the cathedral at Rheims,
and sixteen years later teachers
class was opened in connection with
an orphan school at Halle, pupil.
teachers receiving two wears trainiDg
under the bead master, August Her.
mann Francke, under whom the sys-
tenn developed surprisingly, and soon
received the invaluable support OF
Frederick the Great, Other Normal
Schools we've opened in Hanover
Austria, Switzerland, France, Hol-
land, Belgium, and about forty years
ago in Great = Britain, whence thew
have extended into nearly every civ
lied country. There are now about
$50 Normal Schools in Europe, the
British colonies, ard British Indies.
- Harper's Mage zine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS for 1889

Among the attractions for the coming
year are the following:
AWOTH'S," a serial novel, by Mrs.
Frances lIodgson Burnett, author of
THAT Lass O LOwrie's." The scene of
Mrs. BurncttS new novel is laid i'm Ian.
cashire; the hero is a young inventor of
American birth. "Haworth'S" ia the
longest story Mrs. Burnett has vet writ
ten. 1t will run through twelve num-
bers Of Il O Monthly, beginning with
November, 1873, and will be profusoly
illustrated.
FALCONBERG, n serial novel. bv II.
II. Boyescn, author of "Gumnar," "The
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a STORY OF NEW ORLEANS. bv
G Gorge w. Cable, to be begun on tho
conclusion of "Falconbcrg." This story
will exhibit tho state Of society i'm Creole
Louisiana about the years lSO3-4-5, the
time of the CeSsiOn, and period bearing
a remarkable likcnes to to the preset re-
construction period.
PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN PO-
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These portraits are drawn from life by
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