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PERSONAL.

charles Il! Brown, Esq, returned on
friday of last week rom his iaunt &c
Messrs. Joseph Gusoman, Of Reeds
Vile. George ii. Trembly, of Taunery'
anu c. Forman, OF Albrightsville, wei 9
in town and called to see US on Monday
last
VIM. @. Brown, Jr., Esq, of King.
wood, dashed over to Morgantown
Monday on horseback, and paid us n
visit Tuesday. VIM. G. is mighty
clever gentleman, and is sound on aear.
ly everything except politics. lie is an
enthusiastic democrat. While here he
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John J,
hoTgd9totoR Post.
John 4. McGraw, ESQ, of the Grafton
bar, and Walter Worthipgton, E.q., OF
Portland, were registered at the Ameri-
can House in thus place last Wednesday.
Mr.. Samuel Guthrie, of Portland, gave
us pleasant call Tuesday last.
Capt. Stoy went over to Rowlesburg
Monday last to give instruction To new
band lately formed at that place.
Mrs. Della Bunker and Mrs. Kate
Bunker Payne LETT on Wednesday morn
ing last to visit friends at Grafton.
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49, s,sss.,ssI s,-lt
bills the oAener You come the more
She'll like YOU.
III Is reported that two of Newbnrr's
brave men are experimenting on a now
patent medicine" how near they can
get II to cure all kinds Of diseases the
future viii reveal
Miss Mollie Wheeler, who has beer
visiting relatives here, returned homo
saturday. Its now that YOU can SEQ
James Madison casting his weather.
eye so wisttul and mournful in the al.
rectlon ~ Rowlesburg for she's g,nel
EPat, YOU hoary headed. nlberotten
turkey'trottcr OF the nine teenth centu,
ny, why did you give tho Tunnelton
eoysaway 10y saying that they had to
haii' sole their "outtorg" Never mind
OLD boy, | wouldn't give n picavune' Tor
your scalp the first time YOU visit T.
sunday evening just bcfor @ shutdown.
la1N who was sitting 10y her window
on hook'oht street casually remarked
mere goes the 'humdrum' who sent
me mat valentine last Saturday" Her
,nseparable companion who was i'm a
""SN room getting supper ready, drop,
Ped plato ON the floor stumbled over
! ,he '"ohy cat and ran like n quarter.
'"e NlhuoW with, Nv here,
where, tell me Tho ono with Tho
lohg'ta'Ied coat, just at tho corner"
rSphSd she, plaintivcly Then the lady
VINO nad stumbled over the tabby cat
sa'u, IN tones OF deep disgust: "Why
that s., the pernicious scounarcJ
VINO sent re the valentine of an old
maid tondling an old tom cat" Fact
We wouldn't like to bo i'm this Ca,lov,'s
Shoes the FIRST finAA h., A
meet him, for we know their tempe,
w - - - . ~ IL 49,. = -
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"ADvAEoe AND RETREAT is the title Of
tine posthumous book OF General j. i.
Hood, whose modest personal bravery
was the admiration of every one during
the late war 1t is a narrative OF bis
personal eXpeTie Cos In the Armies Of the
Unued Stltea and the Confederate States
IL is very handsomely printed, octave
size, containing $50 pages, with a hand
some helOgraphic portrait in full military
costume, and h fne line engraving Of the
warrior in citizens dress. Both are ex.
celent likenesses. The book also has
four photographic maps of battle fields
The price of the book, handsomely bound
ia gray English cloth. lie only three dol
lars, and a copy will be sent by mail.
registered, postage free, on the receipt of
mat amount. 10y General g.. T. BEAURE.
GARD, New Orleans, La.
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PORTLAND PEN POINTS.

Local Correspondence of the 4 rgus.
All branches and departments of bust
ness seem To be prospecting here, and we
are ill doing as well AS could be expected
these hard times.
In your last issue find some OF our
good Democrats have been expressing
their preference for candidates for Gov.
ernor and Congress. and cordially en-
dorse the choice Of nv friends Ell. An.
dersou, and Thomas Fleming. / feel
satisfied that Hon. j. ". Camden and
Hon. Ii. Il. Martin are our men for
tne Offices named, 60 let us all rally for
them. i hear much said about candidates
tor the fheIiffslty, and the Republicans
seem to want some pau who has served
before, and Col. King and one or two
other ex.SheriiTs are prominently men.
toned. But have we no young men in
our County worthy OF notice? Surely
we have, and such one liz a. Staley
Shaw. He Ia good Republican aud n
gentleman ia every respect, and fully
capahl ae oil know. Why not let us have
young mqn2 Have those ex Sheriff :
not already had their share of the '1oaves
aud fishes 7"
The sick of our town are all improving.
Our young friend Chas II. Peters, OF
Newburg, came home To celebrate his
nwn and Wnshington's birthday on the
29nd. Charley eDj Eyed an elegant din
ner e. his fathers Cpon that occasion
with a number of :his friends, among
whom were DR.. and Mrs II. Il. Frey.
Miss Nellie Dawson, John Mayer, s. w.
Wardwell and Mr. q Ijius. All enjoyed
themselves greatly, and | regret very
much, Nc editor, that you could not
have been with us. / will close by wish
ing that the ARGUS may exert power
ful influence for good over the people of
our County. X.
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MARRIED.

HOOTON- WHITEHATR 90 At the
residence Of the bride, in Reno District
Feb. IL, by Row. Jno. w. Carrico
Mr.. John ID. Hooton and Miss Ell, NJ
Whitehalr.
IOUGHRY - FUNK At the ros.
idence Of James Funk, i'm Reno District
Feb II. by Rev. Marcellus Knots, Mr.
Adam II. Loughry aud Miss Sallie Il.
Funk.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tho resi-
deDco Of Silas Titcbeuell, in Portland
District, Feb. 10, by tho Rev. Daniel
Ti,chenell, Mr.. Jacob Abr ght and
Miss Lydia Il. Dodge,
ELI lott METnENY-At the resi-
dence Of the bride. in:A,brightsville,F Feb.
10, 1880, by Rev. J.. II. Jordan, Mr.. Isaac
Elliott and Mrs. Rachel G. Metheny.
WILEY-WIRSING-Att the home OF
tie bride, in Fayotte county, Pa, Feb.
10, 1880, by Rev. J. Summers, Mr.. Sans
uel y. Wiley and Miss Elozan Wirsine.
lMr. wiloy Is well and favorable
known in this county, having taught in
our schools several years, aud was At The
last election the Independent candidate
for tho Office Of Comfy Suporintend dent
% instruction. We tender our congratu-
lations and best wishes TO the happy
couple-ED.l
MOSSER-ROOT--Feb. %, 1880, near
Horse Shoe Run, Preston county, 10 the
public road, all parties on horseback, by
Rev. W. Y. Cline, Mr.. Johr r. Mosser
Of Grant county, Nib, and Miss Caroliut
A. Root Of this county
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Prof. Paine, NJ. ID. of Philadelphia,
wishing to extend the benefits resulting
from his discoveries in Medical Science
sent us a short time ago, to be placed on
sale here, case of his highly recommen-
ded preparations, assorted, which we
turned ever to DR.. w. II. Potter. With
this explanation, we append the follow.
ing letter from Prof. Paine to DIR. Pot.
ter, for the benefit Of the afflicted
PmIADELPHIA, PA, Feb. 90. 1880
DR. w. X. Potter, KingwOod, w. Va
Dear Sir Your letter of the 18th reed
aud contents noted The mediCi 6s sent
10 the editor Of the ARGUS were manufac-
ruIed, put up aud sent by me, Prof. W..
Paine, formerly OF the Pnilad, lphIa Med
lcai College aud other medical institutions,
and are the came ia every particular a.
nted by me in my practice daily. They
are not patent medicines, but genuine
preparations that will do all and more
than 10 claimed for them. Use them
freely in your practice and you will be
more than pleased with the result.
am, yours truly, q.
w. PAINE.
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IMPORTANT If TRUE.

REPORTED SALE or rHR MUDDY CREEK
FURNACE 10 A NEw JERSEY CONPANY.
The rumor comes to Us thai Hon. J. g.
McGrew has cold his furnace property q,
the Falls Of Muddy Creek, six miles from
this place, to q gentleman from New Jer.
sey, who, IL Is understood, will put the
furnace in blast az SION az some needed
repairs are made and the necessary stock
prepared. The price paid for the prop
erty has not yet lrsnspired.
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THE CHURCHES.

Quarterly meeting will be held in IN,
NJ. E. church at this place Saturday anC
Sunday, February S2Sth and Goth.
II is announced that the quarterly
meeting which commences to-day CSat-
urdsy) al the NJ. +. church will be pro
trscted thro1gA the week, and perhaps
longer.
There was preaching at the Presbyterian
church by Rev. Samuel Graham. and, a,
the Nj. Z, church by Rev L. ii. Jordan
morning and evening last Sunday, and
Sunday School at both churches, as usual,
at half past two.
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Prof VIM. Payne, NJ d, $50 s Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa has been Undue
ed 10 offer his reliable prescriptions To the
public, so that If any one is bumbugged
hereafter II will be their own fault. His
Catarrh Vapor is ney err failing cure for
Cajarrh; his Liver Renovator Pills, for
constipation and liver disease; his Cough
Syrup stops a cough, and his Blood, Stom-
ach and Liver Tonic, makes the blood
rich and cures dyspepsia; his Nerve Tonic
syrup cures every form of nervous dis
ease and produces sleep.
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EDUCATIONAL.
KISowooD NORMAL ACADEMY.

klNGwooD NORMAL ACADEMY
The Spring term of the Kingwood Nor.
msl Academy will begin on Monday.
April 9th, with Prof. J. c. Ralphsnyder
AS Principal.
Prot l.. w. Fike of the Portland
Normal Seminary gave us pleasant call
wednesday last. The Spring term of his
School will begin April 9th, with County
superintendent w. 5. BaYles as fret as.
'is'an'' IN charge of the Normal Depart
ment.
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One Of the very pleasant features of
The Washington reception were the in
Irritable violin solos by Prof. Stoy, which
were so neatly and appropriately sand.
wiched among the other enjoymen,s of
the evening
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The very creditable manner in which
"triend aud brother" Handy Gipson, az
The servant of Washington and the usher
upon the occasion of the Washington re
ception at the Court House Hall on FIJI
day evening of last week, discharged the
various duties which devolyed upon him,
entities bln to special mention and praise.
Nobody did better than Handy Andy"
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CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Our terms for announcing candidates
Q6 lines or less) Cor political Offices are as
follows
For Congress, $50; for State Senate. or
any state office, $40; for House OF Dele,
gutes, or any comfy Office, SO; for Dis
trlct oflices 80.
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THE PROBLEM.

Local Correspondence Of the Argus.
] am compelled to ask the privilege OF
your columns as there has been some mis-.
understanding some place, and, as he
journal" closes its columns on Problem
g. | would merely say meant that "Rea
son's" view OF Problem 3, or his statement
upon his own couc ption of the question,
would make his answer right, and not that
the statement OF the problem would give
bis answer. Reason" shows evidence of
mathematical ability in the manner he
reasons upon the question, far more abili
~ than some wise owls who, | hear, are
claiming could not solve the question and
bad been skinned They are not malh.
matlcians enough TO solve tue problem, or
mathe naticians enough even TO understand
il when solved. The class of quest ions of
which Problem 3 is one was originated by
French mathematical prodigy. There Ia y
rule for their solution, but no demonstra.
lion. If the problem called for the last
remainder TO be an integer remainder then
IL could not be solved. Recommending
Reason" foI his honest open EXPIRES /, n
of opinion on the question, and
these wise owls to the 'hospital
for sick insects" as painless surgeons
| would but merely euggest TO any who
wish TO Investigate this problem 10 carry
il To the IN. Il. Journal of Education"
where ink is expressly used tor tn pur-
pose, aud where mdtnemst clans discuss
questions whether new or old.
Wishing TO break lance with no knight
of the pencil or weary your readers with
subject whose dry details would not be
interesting, and above all do not wish To
enter any wrangle upon the subject anG
hope, after suggesting a proper chap mel
for any further discussion Wished upon the
subject, that any wishing 10 pursue it may
take it there. ). +. WILEY.
February 81, 1880.
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Mrs. Faulkner, wife of Hon. G. j
Faulkner, OF West Virginii. formerly
United States Minister TO Franco, is at
present the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
G. III. Pierce, in Vest Thirty. fourth
Street. Mem York World
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Yves. Virginia University.

Nine departments Of study - Text
books furnished at cost -- Calendar ar
ranged ~ suit teachers expenses for
one ye1r from Sl75 10 5000 - Non~soc~
tartan, literal thorough, Fall term
begins September 3rd 1870.
For catalogues and other information
applv to the President, J. X. THOMP-
SON, Morgantown, West Va.
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We have repeatedly stated that we
would not publish anonymous commun>
ications. and yet persons absurdly per-
sist in sending them.
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THE WASHINGTON RECEPTION.
AsTiQuR COSTUMES OF rnE OLDRN TINE
GrUasoa INrfuvrra GO


ANTIQUE OOSTuMk8 OF TIE OLDkN lime
SOESss, INCIDENTS sc.
Under the enterprising and efficient
management Of the ladies and gontle-
men having the matter in charge. the
Washington reception at the Court
House Hall or Friday evening Of last
week was a complete success, and must
be cot down as tie local social event Of
the season. There were twonty ladies
and gentlemen in the quaint costumes
OF hundred years ago, personaiing with
historical fidelity as many illHstrious
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WHEELING Wholesale MARKET
WHEELING Feb. 90.
FLOUR.

5uperf1e.. ........".".." ....SG 5000 IS
Family hite."...."................ q 90
Fancy, patent process. ....... 3 20
Spring wheat. 6 750D7 90
WHRAT-A fair supply is coming in
S1.3O Is the ruling price.
CORN-Wedl ening, selling ut 40.
RYB-Sales firm, but quite small; sell
ing al 60c q bushel.
OATs-Tne IN sTket firm with moder-
ate demand and sufficient supply; good
to prime doc.
BARLsY-Scarce with a moderate de.
mand, except for the best qualities at J56D
S1O0,
Provisions.
CoFPRE-Fair TO good Rio at t30l5c;
prime lie; choice 1876; best Wheeling
roasted l8c. yellow Rio 1Sc, Java 23c.
Syrups, common 35c, prime DC; New
Orleans molasses, 41@j0c; prime II CIV
choice 5Jc.
suoAR-Refned hard crushed 1OJc;
pulverised, 10Ic; Rranulated, loo;
Standard a, &c; OFF A, 9sc; b, &c;
extra g. 81 best yellow, g.; common
yellow 7I@S{c; New Orleans, S@SIc.
BUTTgH-Ihis commodity IL in good de-
maud for choice grades, with n probable
increase in quantity. We quote choice at
10000.
PoTAroEs AT 81 25@1. so per Dbl
HpNEY-Ne@ domestic 10@124c. per
pound.
SALr-Tbe markets. quiet at $1.40 for
the best quality.
TALLow In fair demand and steady.
Prime city rendered sells at &c. per
~ loose.
GINSENG Firm at 81 80 per 10 for
choice old, aud SOC for green.
W0OL-QIOted at 5O@52c for choice
washed, aud oDe-third of for unwasbed.
NAu8-1Od 10 Cd S. 90. An abate.
ment of 10cts veg on orders Of 200
kegs Or upwa
/ Si0O
HAY-psmand active; supply equal 90
/ u; old loose on wagons $lS OOa2O 90 per
\ ton; bsled ~ about the same figures, or a
/ triiie higher In some cases. Western
! Iowa S1S 00N2O 90
MLLFEgD-ln small demand and holds
steady; m'ddlings SiS per ton; ship stuG
/ Sl2 per Ton.
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A child of Joseph Young living about
a mile and mali south of town, died
Tuesday night of scarlet fever.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED
Isaac Elliott and Rachel G. Metheny.
William Eaton and Elizabeth a. fitch
encll.
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The Journal Office is being removed to
its new quarters on Main Street, and
very coy quarters they are, too.
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FARM For RENT OR SALE.

7 will rent the Hackelbaruey farm or
River Hill adjoining Gor"n O. White aut
Saml Stuck. Inquire Of FRANZ HINE.
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"haily except Sunday. tDany. tDon't
stop here. Besides the above>named
trains there is W ~ Train with a pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except Sunday.
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PETIT JURORS DRAWN FOR THE
MARCH TERM OF THE COUNTY
COURT COMMENCING THE STU
II. q. Wotrine, r. w. Mason, b. r.
Wbetsell, Daniel FELTON,, Uass stemple,
VIM F. Wit, Milton Robinson, Philip b.
Michael, Henry Bishop, Jno. r. Carrico,
VIM. Grsaser, Jonathan s. Losi, janice
i Murdock, Michael LYNCH, Isaiah Kirk,
Samuel p. Elliott, Jno. S. Snider, Jas. l..
McKinzie, Jno. G. Pell, Simon H. Martin.
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Advertisements OF more than two
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US
is Published ercyY .Srt,rday Or The
ARGUS PRINTING COMPANY,
kINewooD. PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.


TO residents Of this oo,pfv-One ' ear,
$3.50; six months, 10; four months, so
cents.
TO no1,- residents ofthe coostV-One wear
sl,65-the 10 cents extra beng charged
,Nprspay POSTAGE six months, IS cents:
shr.e months, 90 cents.
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B. & 0. r. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trans OF the Baltimore x Ohio Railroad.
Tor the stations named below, which took
effect May. 18th, 1879:
EASTWARD BOUND.
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+ d Benson, Portland, will clean your
watch complete for fifty cents.
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f. ID Benson. Portland, will make your
old Euu shoot equal To a new one. it2Sl2
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Scarlet fever is reported to re raging
i'm Gladesville and neighborhood.
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II No.to;No. = No. Is
, 1880-11-14

prices do not represeaswhht the owners would
sell tle.r property for ut private sale: hut they
believe that :he publicity given t" these pcr!il-
ictl sars will hrtng Together tlnny competitive
buyers. which will secure tbe1n prices 1T least
somewhat nearer IL the TRUE sulue Ut the prop
crty, anu therefore thoy take the risk OF Its
going 1T the upset price "a the first bidder
Any one desiring evidence beyond his own
IRE really below IT'S ,lett1lt value Will please call
previous II the sale and ascGrtAin the data upon
which such decision is blsed.
4 representative of THE TRIBUNE was In
were specially desirous tint nny errors N the
upset prices should be pointed '',lt.or. III "sher
words, ttnt il any property in tie city or county
Is now Uttered for less money relatively thAn TUG
chtulog list. they would thank owncr5 or
agents to Inform them. S.1ch owners or ngents
will huvc I'm opportunityat the next s1lc. con-
templAteti for Dec. S to show the public. If pos
s!bc still lower tigures.. Ali 'hy-hidiing" ut
these sales is positively prohibited. a11d any one
who thinks ht secs evidence Of such action will
obiiEe the managers by promptly stating ILLS
suspicious and tho auctoncer viii demand tue
u;tt1e and for whose account I'LL such bids are
nude on that special pieco OF property and an
nOulce them to the audience oe1olo Inc Pftp-
erty is struck oil,
The services Of George P. Gore & Co., auction
eers, have hepn secured, FOR this sale 1t IL
certniuy m additional guaranty for rho con-
duct Ut tho business Oil fnlr and square principles
Muuy leading renl-estnte agents have A4rcAuy
commended this new project as certain to btnt-
tit tho trAdt: MrgelY i'll increased tr1lilsArt1ouS
mud in keeping the mnrket III good, healthy con-
dition, the Cali Board acting as Il b1Hlct- " heel
with its weekly index TT prices showing the
exuct state OF the market 10 bnth buyer and
seller. The sale Of Thursday next Il therefore
awaited with interest by ull concerned N real
estate transactions md the management OF tho
Rcul- Estate Call Board anticipate y general co,
operation after the 1rst sales are demonstrated
IL SUCCESS.
, 1880-11-14
BIBLIOKLEPTS.
Amusing Account Of Rook-Sfeaiers'
LuntlOR Spectator.

Amu8tnK ACCOUNT OF HUUKsSte31"t
Lo,sdon Spectator.
Many eminent characters have been Biblio-
klcpts. When Innocent a. ~ns s...' %',,a,nant
Pumphilio' be stole nookso , says a.tn,ar tas he
oos ,,,,,,, 10 ,bor m, Monsticr bI,nself was
amusing 'e'ng a IS aaa .nat ~ % tcIi how be- prixxe
o he ossu SEQ To onS e bcen in w seaFch from
book, OF WHICH nc uao .o"s oo." 49, 49,. r..,,'
s,1t whom v auiu does not seem to huve con-
u,.''., na.s :. tharn .rc m,nv neoplc who don't
sutteoh 49, t, ,,,,a,, ,.,,, e,.tt
, 1880-11-14
FRESH AIR.

Far The Chicago Tribune.
fForty-cfgat deaths from diphtheFsa last week
in nrt,oklyn,-whch means tho increased pax
inx-,,p Of people In their houses full nf bad nie,
liz reason of the increasing severity OF tho
weasher.-Nen Fork Gfupttc, Nov- 81
Write it In letters OF lire.
Crs,m end tn end 1f the town:
Give the children fresh air 70 brcatao
xEefure they Arc stricken down!
Print it in letters Of light
That he whH rluue:h may reaa:
Air uurene Teti Is pt'.sou to utl-
And tempt. nil diseases TO brceo"
Elegant rooms nre q snurc.
Wealth is u poisonous toi1ht- n ,,n,od
If tho test gifr Of Htarcn-S~eee a11~19 e40eA4~~
III thost. who au Iuxurles c.-uat-
And blest Is the bumblest home
Whert. wcicou1e ure s,1nshtr a!:d nr.
The thIldren's scpurnes I'LL feur thai noWe'
As fearing Intelligent care
Prevention is better than cure:
Hrs.rh and hc,llth nrt: t1lOtc closely a!Ncd
Tbun MI the wiyti0m Ot saHts na1a t4uSa''
Or ult OF our civilized pr1ot-
4 new gospel the world must bring forth.
1ne tnnt lenrners muy I'LL understands.
Rfps.ru are they VINO brcsat he clean Hle-
Their day5 sauu be long in the !Ai.u;
CHICAGO. Nov, Il, 1850. <.:tt=zzs::