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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01
ARNETTSyILLE.
West Virginia Legislature = PERSONAL lilies
Protracted neutrality-suspicious. Health Of
the Community Champion Dictator, &c.

February 25th, 1879.
Editors Ne,c Dominion;
An Irishman once shipwrecked at
sea and clinging to some fragments
of the vessel, began to pray for his
safe deiverancc, thus: 20, Lord as
| have asked no favors of thee for the
past fifteen years, and if thou wilt but
grant me a safe passage to the shore,
be jabbers, I'll ask no favors Of thee
for the mkt fifteen more" This il
precisely what the peoplc-Dcmocrats
as well as Republcans-think of the
West Virginia Legislature. If this
body of wise solons will but adjourn
sine die and go home, the people of
West Virginia will ask no further leg
islation at their hands "for the next
fifteen years more"
DIR. Is. Watson left this vicinity on
Monday for Col. Radcliff's, but will
return Thursday.
Sol. Howell d Co. have returned
from Kentucky.
S. c. Hess is back from Ohio. He
idn't meet with much success.
The protracted meeting that COM
menced on the 18th inst, at the Ar
ncttsvillc church, is still going on.
Thus far, there has been but two con-
versions, but quite a number Of seek
ers is thronging the altar inquiring
the way.
The Pleasant Valley school will
close the 18th Of March. The Ar
nettsyille school closes this week.
Sol. Hogue's health at present is
better. For the past six weeks he has
been under the treatment and person
al supervision of DR.. b. w. Watson.
The Doctor is treating number of
cases of chronic character in this
vicinity, and thus far seems to be
quite successful.
With the exception of bad colds,
the people Of this community are gen
orally enjoying good health.
A protracted meeting will COM
mcnce at the Snider Temple, George
town, in about two weeks, under the
charge of Rev. Downtain, of the NJ. E.
Church, South.
+. NJ. Hess, champion debater in
literary societies, challenges any
man in the county to debate the fol-
lowing question: RESOLVED, "That
concience is innate or born principle
in man." Mr.. II. will take the neg
alive and prove that concience Is "a
taught principle Who will accept
the challenge? d.
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SATURDAY was Washington's Brit

SATURDAY was Washington Birth
dav and was observed in some
what patriotic manner in Morgan
town. In the morning the State
Cadets met at the Armory, and from
there they marched upon the town"
and after parading the principal
streets through the mud and rain.
returned to the University. Several
dwelling and business houses were
decorated, and the town presented a
very lively appearance. The Cadets
were headed by band of music, the
most prominent figure Of which was
Riley Walker. The rain in the after
noon prevented the salute which was to
have been fired. The ladies of Nor
gantown had ordered a handsome
flag to be presented to the cadets on
Saturday, but it failed to arrive. 1t
will be presented on the evening Of
Speaker Moffett's address, March
18th.
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A WEDDING That DIDN'T CONF

A WEDDING Thar DID'Nr CONF
oFF.-Arrangements were made for a
wedding in Grant District, this coun-
ty, q short time ago, that for some
cause, were never consummated. The
contracting parties were John Nc Mas
tiers, youth of 81 summers, and Ann
Arab Gardner a lady of forty. 1t is
said that Mr.. McMasters was badly
smitten and was anxious to be joined
to the idol of his heart. He had all
reasonable hopes of being able to
maintain his bride and in case of
death to leave her amply provided for,
as he was soldier in the war of 181
and draws a pension, which of course
would 60 to the widow in case of the
demise of the old gentleman. The
marriage license had been procured
the preacher and guests had arrived
and we suppose the feast prepared,
when some one volunteered the infor-
nation that when the present pension
err would need his allowance no lon
ger, that Uncle Sam would Withhold it.
This put an entirely different phase
on future prospects and it was thought
might not add anything to conjugal
bliss and it was decided that the we'd
ding should not take place. 1t is not
stated whether any hearts were crush
ed or whether any one contemplates
suicide.
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IT has been our impression that We
had COW law in force in Morgantown,
by which the old cows were to be pre-
vented from wondering about the streets
to the disgust of pedestrians. We are
afraid we we're living under q delu>
sion in this, matter, as the cows may be
seen at anytime in some parts Of town,
wandering about the streets, and that,
too, right under the nose of the town
sergeant. We have even seen the ser
geant meet COW on the pavement, and
walk around her, when it was bis duty
to impound her. Why have laws un-
lsSs they are enforced?
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TIE revival at Academy Hall seem
to be raj idly increasing, Quite mum
Der Of conversions have been reported,
and every night the altar is crowded
with penitents. The audiences are
very large; SO large, indeed, that on
Sunday night it became necessary to
close and lock the doors to prevent
having an ovcr crowded hcvse.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

INVENTORS should exercise great
care in presenting their inventions be-
fore the Patent Office; many patents
are worthless from neglect Of this
precaution, and much advantage re-
suits employing capable attorney
resident in Washington. Mr.. c. +.
Foster, 500 It'll ST., Washington, d.
c., has practised before the Patent
Office 10 years and refers to officers
of that Bureau, to the End National
Bank, and Bank Of the Republic, d.
c. Send to him for advice and PAM
phlets. N
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

The Officers Of the Pittsburgh
Southern r. r. were to have business
meeting here this week, but on account
of the inability of President Hayes to
attend it was postponed for few days.
We are not informed of the progress of
the enterprise, but give it as our opinion
that the road will be built. A few
days longer will determine the matter
positively.
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Ok Monday, as w. S. Koonts was
drawing coal out of his bank in a car,
his horse slipped on some ice and fell.
When he attempted to rise, he fell
again and killed himself VIM has
bad luck in his mine, as it fell in only
week or so ago, and this was the first
load he attempted to get out after he had
remove the debris.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

81 per inch for one insertion and 90 cts
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Advertisements Of two inches or more,
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Local Notices, 10 cents per line for the
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Marriage and Death announcements in
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The revised passenger rates on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad vent into
effect on the 10Th inst. The new sched
ule shows tae rates to be nearly 20 pr
cent less than formerly. The new
freight tariff has not been made public
yet, but we learn that it will be much
less than the old one.
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so the Chinese hordes are dangerous
to us.
The debate was an unusually in
teresting ole, and both speakers ac-
quilted themselves with credit.
The exercises closed with song,
with instrumental chorus, entitled,
college Clouds have Silver Lining"
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Mr.. FELL has his meat shop i'll oper-
aion, which, we hope, will be ipstru-
mental in breaking the monopoly in
the beef market, and bring that very
essential commodity within reasonable
bounds. Beef has been entirely toe
high here for years, and as. much foo
tough as too high, a lively competition
may be the means Of placing better
quality of beef on the market and at
reasonable prices.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

An elephant recently sold in New
York for $2250. We don't suppose
they win be any cheaper this sum-
mer, and if our readers haven't time
to 60 to the jungles of Africa and
catch their own elephants, they had
better purchase their summers
supply this month.
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= Dr.. r. l. Brown, who has been
teaching school at Austen, Preston
county, returned home on Thursday
Of last week, and will resume his
medical studies with DIR. Price. Bob
is a whole-souled, genial fellow, and
if his career as physician is for
Swallowed by success as "peda-
gogue" bis future is one of useful
ness.
John G. Shafer, of Fulton county,
called to see us last week. He is in
this county on business in relation to
some property left him by his father
who was resident of this county.
DR.. Dan. Rogers returned from
Philadelphia on Saturday, where he
has been attending lectures at the
Jefferson Medical College.
President Thompson returned from
Wheeling on Saturday. He has been
absent a couple of weeks, looking
after the interests of the University
". L. Boughncr, of Fairmont, was
in town on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. VIM. Wagner and Judge Berk
shire have been in Wheeling for sew
eral days on usiness.
G. ID. Purinton left on Tuesday for
Clarksburg. He will return in a few
days
We are sorry to know that Mis- Anna
Rogers, who has been sick several
weeks is suffering from relapse.
w. L. Jacobs has beeen seriouly
i'll fer several days. He is now con
valesccnt.
Aunt Prisa Dering, one of the old
est ladies of this place was stricken
with paralysis last week end is at
present quite low.
Miss Ella White, of ST. Cloud, thip
county, is visiting at A. L. Wade's,
n. Ii. McGeorge returned from a
patent riohting tour in Ohio.
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Tue schools throughout the county
will soon close. A few will close with
this week and by the last of March
nearly all Of them will have disbanded
for the season.
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Eureka Willis.

We have just added new Corn Burrs
and other improvements TO the Eureka
Mills and are now better prepared than
ever for all business in Our line. The
best of work guaranteed to all our cus~
toners. We have all the facilities for
diepatching ork promptly.
THOMPSON Il ALl.ENDER.
Foot of Walnut st., Morgrntown.
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WE learn that Crouch of the Graf
ton Eagle and Evans formerly of the
Moundsville Reporter will soon issue
II newspaper at Moundsville, independ-
ent in politics, at least for the pres
ent.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

MATT HARRIS, the popular barber
has moved his shop one door above the
Post Office. lie has cosy little shop
and does as good work as ever Give
him call.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

SOME of our young men are making
an effort to organize a military com
pany. We have plenty of material to
form first-class organization Of that
kind.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

THE Winter Term at the University
ends this week. Examinations have
been in progress for several days, and
an unusual amount Of examining" has
been done.
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TON w. AYDERsoN's coal bank fell
In on Sunday, burying all his tools,
cars, etc. Men had been working in
the same RI ON on Saturday where the
leave in" occurred.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

The town scales, which have been
frozen up for several weeks, are der
going thorough repairs. They have not
been in working order since cold wealth.
er commenced. 1855 #itss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A VALUABLE SMALL FARM
FOR SALE.

Eighty acres of land suitable for Ell
Their grazing or farming, well tim
bercd, 81 miles from Morgsnsown.
Will be sold cheap. Apply to
WIN. N. STEWART.
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THE corn crib of Mr.. Daniel For
dyce was broken open on Wednesday
night Of last week, and quantity of
corn stolen.
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LOOK OUT for bill Of your iudcbt-
edness to this office In a few cases
we have been compelled to collect by
law and possibly will have to do so
again. BE prepared to pay within
the next few days and save trouble.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

DENNIS CLARK got in his work on
Bill KcKinney's countenance Satur-
day evening, which disfigured it to
some extent. Dennis was immediate
ly 'jugged." Cause, whiskey.
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A PARTY of vocal serenaders was
cut on Thursday night making the
night hideous with their discordaht
brsyings.
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PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE.

PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE.
vssy best on sale this week !. 5t9H ete
Generally rated first quality. ..4iG4f !.
Medium or good fair quality..S "a
Ordinary thin steers and oxen 2@@3$
Most Of the sales as0 from 9l@4
H,ss3s - = %c-rdina to qnalitr
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THE Fairmort Inde.r says: Not a
drop Of apple. jack will ever be shipped
from Morgantown." No, not SO long
as Fred Williams and his Fairmont
Company can give an occasional enter
tainment here.
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IT certainly never occurs to many
of our subscribers that we have any
use for money.
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A DIsCovERy-We are informed
that Mr.. VIM. Eddy of this county
has discovered way by which briers,
elders and other varieties of farm
pests may be effcctually exterminat-
ed We are not advised Of the pro
cess but learn that it is infallible 1t
is said to he very simple and VIC
would advise our farmers to give it a
thorough trial. Farmers who desire
to rid their lands of theGe worthless
growths would better collect their
briers and elders roots and all togeth-
er and administer Mr. Els deadly
dose and no doubt their trouble with
that amount Of them would be ut an
end. 1t is said that Mr.. Eddy is
quietly experimenting upon IN origin
al plan for the abolition of weevil. but
has not yet fully satisfied himself rs
to its merits.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

JOHN A. GUsEMAN left on Monday
for Washington City with a view of
entering the Signal Service. The
position is a difficult one to procure
and we doubt Johns ability to Sc
cure il.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-03-01

BLANKs.-We have lust printed
large lot of nice blanks Of all kinds.
We have Summons, Executions, AZ
fdayitss Subp9nas, Attendance Bills,
Forthcoming Bonds, DC, for sale
cheap. Orders by mail filled as soon
as recetved without extra charge
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WE have lot of the incest visit
ing. cards in town, which We sell
cheap.
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DIED.-January 25th 1879 at the
residence of Jesse Woolscy, in Fay
cite county, Pennsylvania Mrs. Nan
cy Hartley. Mrs. Hartley was the
mother of Job Hartley, of this coun-
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LADIES -ho appreciate nicely made
cloaks as surprisingly low PRICES
should cali en- VIC. McGrew.

ESvELorrs with yoor card printed
on them can be had at this Office
cheaper than you can buy them atre-
tail elsewhere
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II is reported that George Debolt
has purchased Jake" Hollands oys-
tar saloon.
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THE alarm of fire on last Thursday
evening was caused by a blaze in a
chimney in McGrew bull ding.
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OuR thanks are due Auditor JOS
S. Miller for a copy of his biennial
report for the years 1878.
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The old Academy bell needs a
little oil. It's screeching sounds like
u CHORUS of cuckoos. -
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ANY person VINO desires, can have
this paper and Godey's .Lady's book
one year for $500. Send in your
subscription.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The roads are becoming very mud
dy, owing to the late rains.
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The NEW DOMINION and WAesling
Weekly Register, for only $40.
Eow is the time 10 subscribe.
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The session Of the Legislature has
been extended until the 10th OF
March.
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WEST SIDE.

Alexander Hennen, Lewis S. Youst
w. r. Flowers, VIM. ii. Smith, Peter
A. Eddy, Robinson Hare, Mathew
b. Jones, Francis NJ Brookovcr, Hen
ry L. Cox, Ellis J. Tenant, j. $
Cole, Ely Stewart, Henry Fox, W
Whitfield Tapp.
Teste: A. RAYMOND, elk.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

$50 per year, invariably in advance
IS cents for six months ~
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT., !
SIGNAL SERVICE ". s. ARMY.
Div. of 7cicgrams and Reports for the
benefit Of Commerce,
u. s. SIGNAL OFFICE
W. VA. UNIVERSITY BUILDING,
MORGA NTowN, W. VA. J
Meteorological data for the week end
ing Saturday, February 9th, 1879, as
compared with corresponding week Of
last year:
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CLEANLINESS is next to Goodness
Go to Gabe Hollands Bath Room,
under Commercial Hotel, and get a
good bath.
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LAST Wednesday was the first day
of Lent.
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EAST SIDE.

VIM. Weaver, Beth Jcnuine, Rea-
son II. Jones, Capel Holland, w. w.
Eavenson, Charles Chalfant, George
+. Loar, Caleb Beall, VIM. Simpson,
NJ. II. Kincaid, Jesse Lewellen, Thos.
ID. Pugh, John Robinson, Joseph
Bowers, Joseph II. Powell, II. NJ.
Morgan.
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WEST SIDE.

LIST of Petit Jurors drawn on the
Sth day of February, 1879, to attend
before the County Court of Monon-
gala county, April Term, 1879:
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the American AgricuIturist and
New DOMINION $3.50 u year.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Mayor. Joseph Moreland
Recorder. john w. MADEIRA
Councilmen G. w. John, G. w. Me-
Wicker, +. X. O'KelE, Benz. Dorsey,
N. n Hoffman
Sergeant. ........ .Chas. MADEIRA
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LIST Of Petit Jurors drawn on the
Sth day of February, 1879, to attend
before the Circuit Court of Mononga-
liza county. March Term, 1879:
EAST SIDE.
VIM. UT, Thos. Bayles, Benz. III
Griffith, S. G. Chadwick, Thos. War
man, w. +. Richardson, Jacob New
man, John o. Vangilder, Joseph
Pomeroy, VIM. Fl. Houston, Frank
Domain, Charles L. Brand, +. Ii
Ridgway, John Anderson, Francis
NJ. johnson, Raymond Griegs.
WEST SIDE.
James :. Tough, Enoch Grubb
Ambrose Waters, Ulysses Camp
Ulysses j. Courtney, Denny Tenant
Josiah Mercer, James Everlev, Har
mon L. Morris, Presley Shriyer
Waitman T. Miller. Milton Ammons
Edgar Tough, Asa Henderson.
Teste: WM. 5. CoBuN, elk.
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Aunt Prisa Dering. one of the old
est ladies of this place was stricken
with paralysis last week end is at
present quite low.
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Miss Ella White, of ST. Cloud, this
county, is visiting at A. L. Wade's.
\. II. McGeorge returned from a
patent-righting tour in Ohio.
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w. L. Jacobs has beeen seriouly
i'll fer several days. He is now con
valescent.
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one of both national and information
al importance. Self defence is the
first law of nations. Chinese imm
grafton leads us to consider the qucs-
ton of self defense. Shall we admit
the Chinaman to our shores? Califor-
MIA ought to know better than any
one else, for she has tried it. Her
constant clamor is against it. White
men cannot compete in rates of labor
with Cinnamon. Their habits and
wants differ and consequently their
rate of wages. With our progress in
commerce and manufactures, we can
not afford to have "John" competing
with our laborers. China as a nation
reached the acme of her glory and
culture 5000 years ago, since when
she has made no progress. We can
not afford to permit the food of i'm
migration from such ignorant people
upon our shores. The Chinese are
mentally, morally and socially infe-
rior to us and ought not to have a
voice in our civil matters. They are
cold, unsympathizing, selfish and de-
ceitful. Such a mass Of people is
dangerous to our interests. Their
patriotism is such that it would be
impraeticabie to ehristianize or natu-
ralize them. AS the hordes of Goths,
Vandals and Huns we're dangerous
&. the~c npcn whom they descended
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28


At the Larned Street horse market
yesterday morning the boy led out a
bundle Of flesh and bones, and the auc-
toneer mounted his box and began:
" Hark. What was that? Did some
body say one hundred and fifty dollars,
or was il the signing Of the windP Very
well-giye me bid. This il a horse.
Ill warrant il to be. Detroiters are
known the world over as modest men,
but don't let that feeling prevent you
from making one Of the best bargains
ever. offered in this market. Who
bids:'
. Fifteen ccntsl" called voice.
Fifteen centsi- screamed the auc-
tioneer as he wheeled around. +" Where
are the police? Who dares make that
offer? What base caitiff has wormed
his way into this crowd to insult me and
injure the feelings Of this poor animal Pr
Twenty cents,r cried another voice.
"Ahl that proves that / did not mis-
Judge this crowd when l said it was
composed Of gentlemen, and the horse
is yours. Make change here with the
clerk and take your prize away before
he falls dead and obstructs the side
walk. ~ Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

June 18th, 1873, the Rev j. Z. Rankin, ID.
D., Of Washington, d. G., certified as follows:
II have known OF several persons who re-
garded themselves ms greatly benefited and
some OF them as permanently cured Of dis
the medicine prepared by Charles Craig, Of
Charlotte, N. Y. 1 have known, too, u ito
use In similar cases by physicians Of the high
est character and standing do not doubt
that II has great virtue" In previous COM
munication To the Congregationalist, DIR. Ran
kin referred at length to the beneficial treat
ment OF case in his own family, pronounced
Brighf's Disease BY six ply sicians. with the
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and said: "This
treatment want, In the interest Of humanity,
20 describe and commend