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wAsHIN GToN LETTER
From our regular Correspondent
WAsHINGroT, April %, 1880.


WAsHINGrow, April %, 1880.
The subject Of riders on appropr,-
alton bills has agitated the Repub-
lcan mind again during the last
week, and the House has pretty
much gwen itself up 10 a one sided
discussion oil it. Tue Army appro-
prlatIon bill has finally passed. how
ever, with the rider" porhibitinp
'he use oil troops TO in,imidate voe
Iers az the polls. THIS provision is
the same one agreed to at the extra
session, for last year, voted for by
over twenty Republicans, and az.
proved by the acting president, Mr..
Hayes. But Tor the purpose of get.
ting up q political discussion out Of
which they hoped in some way to
derive party advantage, the Re
pubIicsns made fight against this
restriction now, basing their opposi-
sition chiefly on tie ground of an
tagonlsm to riders" The debate
has been al on one side because the
Democrats declined to be drawn in
TO foolish discussion which would,
at best, be going over ground thor
oughIy developed several months ago.
SO they let the Radicals do ali the
talking to empty benches, while
they took to the cloak rooms
Tnls policy worked we'll. Such a
debate as that is not very exciting
and can not last very loog, and alter
all the mouths on the other side had
been fred on the Democrats put fer
ward Gen. Ewing to answer them in
a single speech-and then passed the
bill.
1t is really pity about this Re-
EubIlcan antipathy to riders" as
they call them. There were only
3S7 riders put on the appropriation
bills by that party when they cou-
trolled both houses OF Congress, aud
among them were some huge Jobs
AMI robberies and many out rsges on
the constitution. Democratic "ri-
ders, without exception have been in
he direction OF economy and con-
stitutional government. THERE'S no
issue on which the Democratic party
can better afford an appeS to the
people than the rider" question.
The Democratic record IN this regard
will, in all time to come be cited as
conclusive proof Of the partys de
votion to those great principles
which are the basis OF free govern
ment. The contrast between the
Republican aud Democratic record q
in this matter Ia a high tribute to
that calm, moderate, but determin-
Ell spirlt of resistance to wrong which
has characterized the conduct of
he party since it became RESPONSE
bic for the acts of the people s
branch Of Congress. The Army bill
as passed. contains the restriction
against the use of troops at tn G
polls, and also Mr.. Hurd's proviso
that nothing N the bill shall be held
to prevent the use Of the military by
the President under the Constitu-
tion to suppres3 domestic violence
when called upon by the Governors
OF States or by the Legislatures
when in session. 1t is SD fair and
right that the fraudulent President
can not refuse to sign it.
PHoNo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

GENERAL GRANT W by his owD
acceptance, the Duke of America,
continues to gather in the State del.
egations, and can now boast OF solid
delegations from New York, Penns-
ylvania, Missouri, Virginia, South
Carolina, Louisiana and Kentucky
and can safely count on Illinois,
Mseissippi, North Carolina, and
other Southern States. Those friends
OF American liberty, who fond!y cling
to the hope that the Republican
party is not prepared for a third
term, with all coo corruption Of
Grantism, the American Empire
with the present Duke of America
(U. S. Grant, as Emperor, have
great reason TO be alarmed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

The convention TO elect delegates
to the National Democratic Convex
:ion at Cincinnati will be held at
Grafton June Sd. The time and
place for holding the Convention to
nominate candidate Tor Congress
for this District has not LeeE fixed
bat we have strong reasons to be
litve it will be held at Portland, 10
this county.
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JUDICIAL SALE
JACKSON & STONE
rs. Yin CHANCERY
SILAS E. SHJRER
JOHN @ RnAIN Er AL

JhNhoON " S1ONL
rs. IL CuANCERY
SlLAS IL. SIIIRER.
Pursuant to and by virtue of "A decree
Of tho County Cour! of Preston coun,
ty, pronounced in the above STYLED
cause at the March ttrm, 1850. shall, ON
Monday, the 18th Day of Nay 1850
Uhat being the rirSt day of the May Coun-
ty Court at the front door of the Court
house of said county, offer for sale To the
highest bid Ter the house Id lot therein
decreeu to be sod, it being lot numbered
10 upon the plot OF the town of Portland,
situate in said town, and having thereon
a good twO-story frame dwelling-house,
together with the appurtenances. Said
house and lot was conveyed To- said de-
PENDANT by Charles w. Jackson, md to
the said Jackson by G.. j. CresIp, special
commissioners.
TERMs.-Sad sale will be made for
sufficient cash in hand TO pay costs OF
suit and charges for sale. and $272.5 part
oil the residue, with interest, on ere lit
of and II months, and the remainder in
equal payments payable respectively on
tho lth of September, 1850 18th OF Mar.
1881, and the nth day of September, 1881,
purchaser executing notes with good So
curity to bear interest.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE, Spec'l Com'r,
April "A, 1850. $500
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The Richie Gozette, one of the
ablest Republican papers of the
State, has this to say about the pro-
posed amendments to our State Con.
titution:
Some time ago, we gave it as cur
opinion that the proposed judicial
amendments to the Constitution of
this State would be adopted.-S!nce
then we have observed the indica-
tious closely, and have heard and
read reports Of the situation from all
parts OF the State. These compel us
TO change our opinion. The matter
may be little doubtful, but the
sigus point to the defeat of the
amendments. The people seem to
feel that when they ask for fish,
they should not be given stone g..
They do not want a dozen or 20
county courts for every one now in ex.
lstence. This sentiment 10 general.
and will defeat the amendments by
from fifteen to thirty thousnd votes
III Tue OIdlSs
This question is wholly non parti-
san, and we have endeAvered. and
will continue, from time to time, to
show the effect of the amen lments
and ask at the hands Of the people
OF this county careful coneldeation
OF the questions.
lat. 1t ID an admitted fact that 40
out Of every 90 cases brought in the
county court involve less than $500;
then If two justices, with a president
who IS supposed more efficient than
his associates, can not try these
cases correctly al tho court house
how is it to be presumed that one
justice can do so out in the country
2nd. 1t is conceded on all hands
that the County Court is buugl elsome,
inefhcie aud unreliable and for this
reason many persons favor the
amendments but permit us to in q
CURE What is to De gained by est al
fishing two County Courts pre- ided
over bi justice in every district in
the county? Are you not multiplying
the County Court by sixteen?
3rd. There ares few pergons in this
county 50 unfortunate az to be poor.
suppose your more fortunate neigh
Dor, who has an influence over the
justice, trumps up an account against
you for say $500, and upon short
notice draw you up before this coun.
try County Court, and bic friend
The justice, pronounces Judgment
against you, what 10 your condition ?
Unless you can inrni.h bond in the
SUM Of 5000, you will have 10 face
The music and pay this unjust DEBT.
l. not this amendment 10 the iuterest
Of the rich and against the poor ?
4th Under our present system, as
detective As it may be, every dis
tnct 10 the county is represented
when the levy is laid or money TO be
appropriated from The county treas
Ury. Do the people deem it wise to
give up the right Of representation
Ioca! so'f-qovernment and place the
purse Of the county in the hands Of
three men who may be utterly igno-
rant Of tho wants Of eyry other section
except their own? What would 2
commissioner residingin Kingwoo1 or
Portland know Of the wants Of Reno
Graft, Pleasant, Lyon or Valley Yet
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SALE OF SCHOOL Ian DIS

by authority Of two several DEGREES of
the Circuit Court Of Preston county, rem
dered ON the LIST and 2nd days OF April,
1850. respectively, the undersigned Com
missioner Of school Lands for this cJun-
~, viii, ON
Monday, the 18th Of May, 1880,
Bong the first day Of the County Court.
30 front ~ the Court house in X ingwoOd,
proceed tp sell the three tracts Of land i'm
said decree mentioned. and described.
Tor the benefit Of the school fund
No. is tract Of
FiFTY sgvgN AND ONg.HALY Acpys
Waste ard unappropratoJ land. living i'm
tVNhJ district, on the waters Of Buffalo.
adjoining lands Of John FUNK James
Cassidy, q NJ. Bishop and others. ,vaIt
tIuberod and excellent soil.
No. lios in Reno district. adi0ipins.
samuel Knots, John Funk aud George
5ypOit, containing
THREE AND ONE HALE AcRzs.
said to be excellent land-waste and un-
appropriated.
SO. . is a tract Of land forfeited for tho
hgn-paYmont Of taxes; heretofore charg.
Cd on The land books i'm tho name of Jane
j.. Surpoll, containing
Two HUNDRED AND ONe AoRpa.
Lying on Salt Lick, i'm Portland dist,ict
adjoining UcZekiah Wolf and ofhers'
This ~ ct is all iu forest, IS well tmi,or
ed and ccnttifs some good farming land
TERMS OF ShLE.- Onc-fourth of tbe
purchase inVoey will be required in hand
ana Tor lho residue. q credit Of twelve
months viii be given. tho purchaser civ.
ing interest bearing note, with good ~.
curty. The utle will be retained until
al tho purchase money is pud. When a
doed of special warranty will DO noado
tho purchaser. at his cost.
ROBEpr W. MOvRoE.
Com'r schl Lands Preston co.
hingwoQd, W, Va. April 20, 1880
1tSlZOO
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this is the effect OF the amendments.
These are only part of the rad
icsl changes that are propose by the
amendments; then should we not
pause and consider them very care.
fully and bo sure we are not jumping
from the frying pan into the FIRE ?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-04-24

IT is not the purpose of the Ar
GUS to take part in the boom of any
candidate for any position, except
90 Tar as it seems necessary to do so
TO maintain the a5cenleDcy Of the
party. But we commend the TO-
lowing, taken from the editorial col
umns of the Grafton Sentinel, to the
careful consideration OF the Democ-
lacy Of West Virginia:
"Those Democratic newspapers
that are bowling 30 loudly for J N.
Camden foI Governor, are reminded
That it comes with bad grace from
those who have heretofore in tbis
State cried down monopolists With
50 much vigor. Mr.. Camden is con.
nected with one OF the worst monop.
olies in the country, and that mon
opoly is the Standard OIL Company.
Personally we feel very kind to-
ward Mr.. CAmd n, and his honesty
ard business capacity would Insure
safe and enterpiising administra-
ton, but Mr.. Camden is connected
with the Standari Oil Company, and
1t has beer suggested that he has
some connection with the B. G. O. r.
K. for these, and the further rea-
con, that be cannot lead the Democ-
racy in the campaign. He Is no
stumper, has little personal magnet
ism and has already that unfortu-
nate Prestige-the prestige Of defeat.
Then permit US to inquire, should
not toe Democratic party pause be-
fore giving the nomination for Gov
ernor to Mf. johnson n. Camden
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RLACKSMITHINO

The undersigned would respectfully
call the attention ofthe people Of Port
land and vicrity, to the fact that he is
prepared to do any work in his line in
good workmanlike manner, cheap for
ash or produce. f.. j. MILLER.
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"THRRE is great deal OF talk
about a coalition between the Re
publicans and Green0sckers Of this
State 10 overthrow the "Bourbons. y
The var Is 10 be carried On uuder
the holy banner Of Reform, bot the
real purTose is 10 gobble up aleW
cfices and divide some ipelg1lG
cant sToils. Republication and
Greenbscklgn are terms that rerre
tent the sntipodes oil politics. They
are ss incompatible as oil and water
They have nothing 10 common ip
politics. They are the extremifies
a. our political economy. Their
PREMISES are differently founded and
their conclusions irrec0nc.ble. In
no sense, except an everlasting itch
Tor Office, have they q mutual thougn,
or desire Their natural aDtipatbv
for each other is greater than exists
between The hoodlums and the heath.
90 Chinese. And the Republicans
merely seeking 10 make servlceable
tools out Of the Greenbackers 10 boost
Q I'm into Office. 49, PQrkelsJur1
GcnhneL
Yes aud 90 aaz.o1s are certain
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To the Dem ocratic and Conseiva-
tive Voters Of Preston County.

You are hereby requested TO meet a,
the Court house in Kingwood, at noon,
on Monday May Y, 1880, that being the
first Gay of the Mey term of the County
Court, to choose delegates to represent
the county oil Preston in the State, Cons
gressioDol and judicial Conventions, aud
attend to any other natter properly com.
ing before you.
JNo. barton PAYNE, Chm'n,
VIM. NJ. DTNT.
CHAs. Il. NrCKEEY,
7 JNo. n. =. LoAR.
FRANK Mckee,
john III. BROWN,
PETER ZINN,
JESSE w. SuAFER,
JAMES n. MILLER,
Executive Com.
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Commissioners Notice.
CREsAr & BRAINS ADM'R)
US. , Circuit Court
JOHN q BRAIN Er AL,
and
=. AMI MARTIN 1T AL
as. liz ChanceYv.
Circuit Court
Inhancery.


JOHN q BRAIN Ell AL,
and
=. AMI MARTIN 1T AL
as. ; In ChdnceT-u.
JOHN G.. BRAIN TT AL.
Extract from the decree rendered by
the said court at the March term thereof,
1880, in tho above-named causes:
'It is adjudged. ordered and decreed
that the creditors OF the estate OF John
w. Brain, deceased, DO convened, and
this cause be 70 .erred 70 any one OF the
commissioners OF this court who is di>
rected To take proof OF and report any
valid unpaid debts due trJm tue estate OF
tho SAID John w. Brain; that lie ascer>
tain and report the personal o tate, il any,
IN the hands %. his administrator, or late
guardian. Such cOmmi .siOner
shall ascertain and report the liens on the
real estate OF the said John O., Brain aud
the order and priOrities of tho same "
The said decree further
provides, That the said conn issi 1ner
may publish notice to the parties nam
Ing them, of the timo and place of exec
cutting the said decree according TO law
and that the same shall be equivalent TO
personal service of the same upon the
PARTIES or any of them
To J. Ami Martin, Smith Crane, Jane
II. SmOot, John w. Guseman, Benia
nun Il. C)nleN, halIn l.. berkshire,
Geo. &. Sturgiss and Robert w. Mons
roe, comprising the law firm of Berk~
shire, Sturgiss ~ Monroe; benjamin. T..
Squiros in his own right. and rs admins
istratOr with the VIII annexed ofJames
Brain, deceased ; j. L.. Phillips, q w,
Slider, Ezra Morgan, Henry j. SWISH
or, j. III. Post and Thomas Meikle,
complainants.
dgG,RsL
John G.. Brain. John s. Muriock, admin
istrator of John w. Brain, deceased
Benjamin +. SquiTes, late guardian OF
John w. Brain, deceased; William NJ.
Dent, WIN NJ. Dent and Felix II. Dent,
late partners under the firm pane
of Dent ~ Bro; VIM. NJ Dent aud
Robert Lowry, late partners under the
firm name of Dent & Lowry, Guetavus
Cresap, solomon l.. Allen, Charles f..
Ellis, Joseph Ellis aud Eugene q. Ellis,
partners under the firm name of Allen
Ellis Il Co., aud DR.. Thomas Kennedy,
defendants.
TAKE notice that have appointed NJ IN.
day The 2i,h day Of May 1890, at my
cfiice in King wood, Preston County,
West Virginia, 10 execute lhe foregoing
decree of reference.
Respectfully, &c,
JOHN IL HoLT,
Com'r. Circuit Court Preston Co.
Kingwood, April %, 1880.
4Sl77
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ELLIs gH1RER
General Blacksmith,
KINGWOOD, w. VA.

Having recently commenced business q,
tho shop formerly occupied by John o.
vert, ] am pr pared % do horse shooin,
al regular prices; also. all kinds OF vags
SAND buggies iron cd az short notice.
aprl7
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons knowing themselves i'm
dehtcd 70 the estates Of l'ifam Vankirk
and Elizabeth VnnEiril. dec Il. are here
by notified to make immediate payment.
All prisons having claims against the
said estates will present them IT once.
JANE rs II. CARROLL,
JAMES fl. MANOWN,
Executors Of the Estate Of Hiram Van
Kirk and Elizabeth Vankirk. decd.
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Cau ana Examine oar Prices.

All kinds Of Produce taken i'm exchange
FOR Goods, and for which the highest
market price will be paid. ap2itf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n Z w $ II 0 e E. !!
NEW GOODS!
&. 4. H0TChI0f 6 Co
NEWBURG, w. VA,
Have just received large and well Sc.
lCcted stock of
DIR GOODS.

Notions, Boots and Shoes. Hats, Cans.
Clothing, Hardware, Quecnsware, &c.
and in fact everything usually kept in
cheap as in any store in Newburg. This
firm being new one, it respectfully ask
the patronage OF the public.
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KINGwCoD, APRIL "a 1850
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e1U NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I al sfEGJM UhGhEss:y.5 No. 40.
InoneIons Holght ~ IN; Width, y IN; Dtpth q
in. luprov"t Knee Ss",i a"s Grand Organ Knee
Swell. The style Of this Organ .s beautiful ana
unique. and combines elegance " Design. Just pro
portion. oni beautiful finish. Tho case ~ Of solid
Black Walnut. tgst0fully ornamental With hand
some hotilci French Walnut Panels. which Lcirr
highly finished. contrast admirably viii Dark Wal.
nat Ct Case. Tho tOno IL remarkable for r,urit
nna aWootnceT, combined with No'unno, We
r1cty and Drii0uCy. Tho touch Us Ct,sci
reEDooEtVc aud plant, 3D. IN fact. thS wL0ls
instrument. in action and Ccf' L.3 cvery reuUE.to
Of tLo most perfect P.elcr C.rru. r. IIo Iet-
ter Crf-ar -C11 te EurcEaEoI for fcrnily
use. -sJ NCH laT fer instrument only
alter yoI havo Tally tested il at ycur
Q" u homo - & ~. Ii-,ot 20 re- resented return
II at my cSpcr'a. puri.G freight both ways. zach
instruments bo-cl amt delivered ca cara hero Tc.,
oniy $Oo. July v'2rractcI Cor ycara.
ItemcmGcr tl1 offer b 81 mJ !swo". E-Ct Gar
wholccc 10 Factory Urico, Therefore 10 iotu.-
tion cSn lie Iiaoc. rr!,rtt once from th.s awe
or 90 lusi4."v7 l'faA.
P !: 81. q. gG 1 ]. PghIIQ &3s33; G312985;
Se Sgo co. Sl9' and gR@cs wA stool and
lIEN.c.5 OF. gel 20 Churches, Lodgcs. Clor-
c-s. torre.r2n.auco sc-c!tcl JTLC3TRA-
TED CATEI,GGU57 showing an my alyIcs
Of Ii~noa AM OFG1.'. fr-t j-co. A@trela
JAsU-Iir. l'NfUTEsC,;
y. O. Drawer T. bridgeport. Conn. L. q. A.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-20
THEATRICAL.

Miss Lillian Andrews Is playing a.
Baldwin's, San Francisco.
The Star Dramatic Tronpe returned
from Walia Walla on Monday, and
have gone to Puget Sound. John =
Lindsay is manager.
The Twenty-first Infantry Band are
said to have found il all fun aud no nav
! toeome to Portland aud play for ben-
ehts. Expenses, at least, would have
been acceptable.
Mrs. McLenuan's benefit al New Mar.
ket on Friday evening last was well at
/ tended, as was the matinee the following
afternoon. The juvenile "pinaforei
was not an artistic success, but the
many blunders Of the little ones were
keenly enjoyed by the audience.
Mr.. G. d. Chaplin, who has suffered
so severely from pleIro-pneumouia,
Will be the recipient Of a benefit az New
Market Iheater some evening next week
A large number Of professionals aud
amateurs have volunteered. and an eX-
cellent programme will be presented.
Mr. Heyman bas leased New Market
Iheater FOR the second week iu June,
aud Viii give a series Of grand concerts.
lie has engaged Mrs. Mariner Camp
Dell, and, among others, Mr.. Julius Hen
Tichs, the vi0louceilist The sub-crip-
ton list is now open at Prentice * Co.'S
music store.
Miss Emma Abbott, having been told
oi some criticism upon the warmth OF
her acting in love scenes, responded /:
Il detest the conventional, STACEY, stu.
plJi love-making scenes so often de-
plcted by women who were never in
love, and know nothing Of the passion.
have been in love, and know what
am acting"
The Telegram Of last evening showed
up one of John Maguire's petty tricks,
and gave him such notice as he de-
served. He kept a company playing
under his poor management until the
members were without funds and he was
10 debt TO them over a thousand dollars.
They finally started out on the road
minus the manager" determined 10
earn without his aid what they could
not get with it-a living. He then dis
played his chief characteristic, ingrati-
tnde, by writing % a Walla Walla paper
a communication intended TO damage
their prospects. The letter was not pub
lished, but was handed over to a mem
Der Of the troupe. Maguire's attempt
TO belittle a company for refusing TO
play longer for him without pay, is only
one Of the contemplate actions Of
which he has been guilty since he at
tempted 10 manage New Market Theater.
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Ice Cream and Soda Water :
--.----. A..
ALlsNT & REcELE's,
First ST., bet. Alder and Morrison.
myl

&OE 4 MpNIll guaranteed. eI2 a dav at
COOO home made by the indusfrious Can't
lal not required; we will start you Men
women boys and girls make money faster al
WoTh LOT US tnan al anything else. The work
Is ueht and pleasant, and such as any one can
go right at Those who are wise who see fhis
notice VIII send Us their addresses al once and
see Tor themselves. Costly oufnt and Terms
free. Now is the time. Those already Al yrorl-
are laying up large sums OF money Address
TRUE q CO.i Augusta, Maine. S-fI
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81 am tired Of being blistered, leeched.
cupped aud besmeared with croton oil
10y the most eminent practitioners, who
try TO cure that cold Of mine by such
proceedings" This tale is frequently
told by the sufferer TO his druggist, who.
not knowing better, makes up any
number OF cough mixtures without Civ
ing any relief All you sufferers, do
you know why you cannot be cured by
such means as stated above7 Here is
the cause Il is an established fact
that almost all coughs have their origin
IN derauged stomach, whence gasses
press upon the different parts Of the
chest, etc, and thus cause coughing.
which upon too much straining even
produces earache, and finally deafness.
One bottle Of Plumbers Oregon Blood
Purifier will give Immediate relief. II
has been tried over and over again, and
found TO answer the purpose in every
csse. Ask your druggist for it.
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MAGNETIC HEALER. - DR.. James
Kieth, a plain aud unpresuming man,
whose mission seems to consist IN 'gn-
ing about doing good, +" is at present iu
this city, engaged in caRvassiDg Tor
books for daily bread. He has exhib-
tied in this Office a large number Of
testimonials from persons OF good stand
ing who claim to have been cured some
Of paralysis, some Of rheumatism, and
some Of cancer even, by his method Of
laying on OF hands The Doctor has no
office in the city, but ishes 10 announce
that he will answer at residences any
calls by note dropped in the post Office,
and will make no charge for a call when
not employed as healer.
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III. oaeeax KEpNEr rEA.

Read the following testimonials, not
from persons 5000 miles away, whom
40 one knows, bat from weil-known
aud trustworthy citizens Of Oregon,
whose names, written with their own
hands, can be seen at our Office:
SALEM, Or, Jan. IS, 1880.
bought a can of the OREGON KIDNEY
TEA, and have used only a part Of il,
but my backache is entirely cured. 1t
has a splendid eject upon the urinary
organs j. +. HODSON.
SIIvEETON, March %, 1850.
! havs used the OREGON KIDNEY TEA
for pains in the back, and am satisfied
with its effects. have no hesitaney in
recommending 20 as q mild and sac
remedy for lame back or derangemeIt {
Of the kidneys. c. EIsENHART.