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Fsy ss< .4Yiar5Gsr Ty<rsiey.
 FINlS.
sf MRS. $. R. ALLEN.
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 OCT. These writ,en pages. ~Aen. hold a5 more -This haltius pen. and oytrae k.niarss :aGsh h smile CT tear g5se 2asSrr L. n'X thought. And find n ny poor words the mag. kc, To fervent. tho unGttcred sympathy. [ would some heart may feel a ! ha1s feit some knee ma, bend 5y shrine where have some s,raiegiias se1l max prove as s5s.4
 prove.
 The tender care of ne one fa,h-r's s5ze-- And saihe5 strength 'o irrAd ihr onward ~4s With hope to >h-et. and iaiih ,a ga; and
 pray.
 Work of Ter, wears. Ten sears of 'ssh' sfa ,or 0S .a seaag paasaoa. aourn.as o,-r ,a-
 tomb.
 Where bs his children and where e.::i!d'sq
 bleS>ed.
 uy aged father tlnes,~his dreaml-ss rest Thou who were 6rs,my chiid,sh feet to guide Tn paths poetic ~ho N l,h silent fr3e S,il loved my stronger efforts ;O attend. My sicrnest cri'S h4t my tto4Ncst tstehu- Forgive your enid. ,ha, her weak hands can
 lav
 No greene wreath upon votlr g-ave#,o su; looking back through mi>, Q; ansaed
 tears.
 AdoWn the s.stas of those vanished Near> Whose chances. changes. mY dim eNeS hsye
 seen.
 softly sas. hoA blessed m ii;e has aeru How crowned ty .oye. ~iih frIendsh.p haA
 repleie
 siox filled Sith hope. and aspiration sweet. c friends dear friends ~hose gentle ione> q
 cheer.
 50 of, have fallen en nsy grateful ea-. I thank xoa ihal sea dld nat wat ia speak 77I1r mn ;IlA lAlal. eheek f.iashed not to hear. that xoHr knd words
 were sad. CT senileai >oei aaf OCT he >oall.ss arad lor ,his i.a it:e.. ~ern ehasn >h3. tre-sA
 apart.
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i-a,he" sad Ac. pota'a- vsth -ae hai!-ts4Paf ted end | h. 'atf,-s' ,. se- aard 'by ir,paaSlcd .dcnt n .,. ,i.s th4 biana, o4' ercg 5acF Ina: M.lc,4> sad she r4i a.r., her nigh car. on the elp>;ane nt hl> -h.a.is.ef- pad ,ha, i, Nereay. my che ,he4 enc. '' You don't ,.,y Na, hl, ..n-..cl. sNalleNln. d tNt,-e,iaee .n-'timen' af ''un ta. n, n, shock Naa dea', s Well. sad saen ' g7' ap ta y5 ;ais afternoon ,ha, believed i ~oa9i sap eaf he top etfhc 'i,.e.and ,fife .n ii .,tt, =,
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The Very L4.es, Endorsements ot inc
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 To L.uie Boo. as W-ea-ss.s A.. za,, .s,a
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THE BROOM BRIGADE

Conoernlns a-ft-=s B.sau Br5saIsei Waiea I'-iS a-i p tr- Their avstssa a, s.f- -~le -...r4G
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starr ~ho spends all he can earn and beg from friends cn dress. However. he thinks h,s apparel IS faahless. And he believes with ralonteas that the apparel of proclaims the man, lie never thinks for he cannot. He seldom reads anv- ;hing bu, aashy. cheap nascis. Soiid reading has somethiaS about the tNpcs ,ha; hurts his e,s>s lie stands tn places where young ladic> are sure ;a pass tie knows them all bat inc, dent seem tc know hlm. They turn up then noses ai him. but he >cc> not ihc eieA tiiun thcN make sport oi hlm. ha, he knows Ia; ai ;heu mlrih. They. nevertheless. >..mc- 'imcs tolerate hun when he can bc useful ;o them. lie l> ne; l great taike5 but has been known to rrfuArS with Sp1>fuad- ic enthusiasm upon the lnpfes emeni n hl> personal pulchfses.c Ffs,dt4yed F, ;he elimination -flazn-hls- -ncNrlc>s hp af 4 >lcklv shadow ~hleh hr ais h,> nous tathc. len people ncuoc hifn. bui he lmaslnes al maukiud are h.> admiefs lie dutis through lie ~ihaa, natlee WhIie men ai biUa> W}n ihe eudafnS ,re.n.
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\ Wyoming man >aw a leNa> >ieet standing li4 .4e ...4.fa..,l ts-.. ssHd stas.s,- in., that the exp ffu0 .@ss dac. ht ,,,cd fo .nduee iht se.t,i ,p ua7ttc scs eta. pc. g> | board tate"a s. tie trfe- 1iaa> monster t,sie. r. p.aee |. eatf ,t lA>,. ,> the tam 'ashol 5evn inc tfas X ,f lightning ,peed ne ee.sH,! ,he ,tee' h tbr ,ali ansi ,~Istes. t Ike .s 'Ne: sass,i. N thi> moment fht ,faH .tulk fheiu fstt and fht tcsali aa~ >faFeaaos.s he steer AS taand t~s d.ss 4tietW.,fd htaa~4t5a ,tcts etalh IT :. eusaaeid Ntih fs,t, ,itasH. Whetls huns ai-li> hain>. NJ ,s...r ei ,.ftiiet ii,,-.r,.tf, e'' rrrtr1r f.r~ t,crTi heafd st since. a8 Iau
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II l> Cutiaa> f,st that wafncn atc Il ~aNS erXtaas af nen MS d8ftJns aHs- band. sad sR ApFFe, Iatlse ~lie te the hero af her holsc .ia,~ ja ~s>h ~ele Nee rhl> seemed aesh.ns naorc than natural. and ,hc ',dtfitnS husband iar most t>,Nrcils he wl>. in h. n~n a.s mcni man fe he cn,lcd l,4 aln, ,,, Al, one. >'dl he >..li. ~And ~sl. da Noa Nl,h >aa were L fn> pct Then ~iih silver eleQaen,c er in the>, days Il stccaba cloQaensc she fcptcd iie aa>c then ! woald etdti fns lttic oite >ufh Ia1r .f' beaae' iNi ;Ae >annef Aaa ihf : thr AJnd ef ,r5gs Whl ls hcinE p..NcI .u men even d.o m ;hcNra1 There n >ome. ,hlns ven solemn 4aaH' m3:fmeH7
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Huorous and Literary Publication but
 Small Expense.
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old YOU la .a,.akial 1,,siag h,a-;
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HE AKkA<eAW IRANtIER

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n Ss. f4r above ihs .ser.H se.sp@per selections.
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,Ialar;a CbiIIs and Fewer. and Bilious

Malaria, Cbills and Fever, and Bilious
attacks positively cured with Emory's Stan
dard Cure Pills-an infallibe remedy: never
fail to cure the most obstinate long standing
cases where Quininc and all other remedies
have failed. They are prepared expressly
for malarious sections, in double boxes, two
kinds of Pills, containing strong cathartlc
and a chill breaker, sugar coated; contain
no Quinine or Mercury, causing no gripping
or purging; they are mild and efficient, GER
tain in their action and harmless in all eases;
thew eaectually cleanse the system. and give
a new life and tone to the body. As a
household remedy they are unequaled. For
Liver Complaint their equal is not known;
one box will have a wonderful effect on the
worst case. They are used and prescribed
bv Physicians and sold by Druggists every
where. or sent by mail, rs and 80 cent boxes.
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, best ever
made. only 10 Cents. Standard Cure Co.,
ia Nassau Street, New York.
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A Case that Puzzled the WHOLE
Faculty.

Mrs. Milo Ingram gave the names of some
of the most reputable physicians in the two
cities, (Pittsburg and Allegheny, to whom
she had paid large sums of money for treat
ment, but she rapidly grew worse. She was
then taken to the most repu table physicians
and surgeons in New York, but with no bet
ter success. They had all pronounced it
cancer, and declared she must die. The
flesh Of her breast was eaten away down to
the ribs the breast bone was laid bare and
the disease made its way upwards, causing
the breast to become detached from the wall
of the chest, hanging loose from above
See page %, of DR.. Hartman's ellis of Life,
how Pcrtma cured her. They are given
away by druggists (gratis).
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The tax levy for the city, this
wear Is s1.05 on the 500.
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Guyandotte, W. Va, t
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A son Of Rev. S. Steele is sick
with malarial fever.
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am making arrangements for an
immense Fall trade, and will have
the largest stock that ever carried,
and that means a great deal. | Will
use the Press to all the extent in my
power, to let people know, either al
home or at distance, what | have
GOT to sell. Ny trade has been sim
ply immense this Spring and Sum
mer, reaching beyond my calcula-
tons, and with the assistance Of the
people l viii be able 10 take the cake
in the Ohio valley in the year 1882 d.
SAM GIDEON,
the Boss Clothier ofthe Ohio Valley.
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Invenfors and E,atentees

should send for instructions. reasonable
terms, references, &C., to Edison Brothers
Solicitors of Patents, Washington, D. c.,
who furnish the same ,oithom charge. Edison
Brothers is well known and successful
firm of large experi ence, having been estab-
lished in 1886, IL
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
by simple remedy, is anxious to make
I,no,yn ~ his fellow sufferers the means of
cnre To all who desire it, he will send a
fopv of the prescription used free of charged
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they Will find sure cure
for coughs. Colds, asthma, Con-
sumption. Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the Prescription. VIII
please address, Rev. E. A. WILSON; l9i
Penn ST., Williamsburgh. y. Y. febly
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ICE NOTICE.

I viii deliver ice every day, except
Sunday. but have made arrangements
by which my Customers can get lee
on Sunday morning, by calling on
me at j. NJ. Mobiles meat market,
from 6 to 9 o'clock, 4. m. Positive
" no ice will be sold after that hour.
n. c. PETIT.
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ERR0RS o. YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY, ana
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and diTec-
ton for making the simple remedy by VIII Oh
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertiser experience can do 50 by
addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST.; \. \.
fehlY
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ne WeaIner Is relhdIhdDiy coOl
for August.
Fresh homegrown water-melons at
Henry Beuhring's store.
The Comet can be seen every night,
in all its brilliauey, on Third Ave
nue..
Jake Elliger has first class mich
COW to dispose of for thirty-fve dol
lars.
All our goods, after the 10th, will
be sold for cash.
HARRISON, JACK & Co.
Just received, at Sam Gideon's, the
latest styles of Fall Hats. Call and
see them.
Our farmers and country dealers
can get salt at Sl.O5 per barrel by
calling on H. H. Beuhring.
Harrison, Jack & Co. evidently
mean business. See their advertise
ment on first page.
Any one desiring to purchase an
excellent ladies' saddle, can be accom-
modated by calling at this office.
Miss Womeldorf, of Putnam coun-
ty, this State, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles E. Ellis, in the city.
James McLellon has returned to
Cincinnati, where he. will enter his
new vocation as travelling salesman.
We regret to hear that the Rev.
Jacob Owings, pastor of the colOred
N. Z. Church, is in very i'll health.
-Four lots for sale in West Hunt
ington, so by 27O feet, river 'front.'
Apply to
If II. II. BEUHRING.
Good family horse and spring
,vooon chean for cash. Very thing
for peddler. Call at ARGUS
office.
I have taken the agency for Cellu-
loid collars and cuffs, and will, in
the future, keep all styles and sizes
of them. SAM GIDEON.
Bear in mind that Harrison, Jack
& Co.'S closing out sale will be strict
ly for cash. No goods will be sold
on account.
Two men were run over and hor-
ribly mangled by the cars between
Catlettsburg and Ashland, last Sun
day night.
The financial statement Of the
county, published in another column,
is what everybody is interested in.
Read it carefully.
Moses Bornheim has contracted
with A. B. Palmer for the erection
of a residence on Fourth avenue ad-
Joining the NJ. E. Church, South.
The advance guard Of my immense
Fall stock is now coming in, and will
be as complete as anything ever
brought to this valley.
SAM GIDEON.
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MOTHERS! MOTRERSH MOTHERSH!

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
vour rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth.
IF so. 90 at once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. twill
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it, there is no mistake about It,
There is not mother on earth who has
uscd it. who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels aud give rest to
the child. operating like a magic. Il is per
fcetlv safe to use in all eases, and pleasant
70 the taste, and is the prescription Of one OF
the Oldest and best female physicians and
purses in the United States. Sold every
where. % cents bottle. 226y.
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wear Is s1.O5 on the 500.
A number Of our citizens visited
Forepaugh's circus at Ironton last
Monday.
John w, brother of our towns
man, Nathan Sanford, spent day
in our city this week.
/ have this week added some al
most indispensable articles to my
stock-night gowns for gentlemen.
SAM GIDEON.
Rev. J. W. Lea viii hold Episco-
palservice in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday, August 18th, morning
and evening.
A. B. Palmer is now in his new
store room, and says he is ready to
sell lumber, lime, DC, for fun. Go
and see how happy he is.
Some Of the old plank walks are
ina very dilapidated condition. Look
after them, We owners, before the
Street Commissioner gets after
YOU.
The building committee Of the
City Council gave the contract for
additions to the Third and Fourth
avenue school houses to A. B. Pal
mer.
Mr.. Coast, who recently purchased
the house formerly belonging to Al
bert Shore, on Fourth avenue, is
having it improved by the addition
Of a front portico.
Do you want good coffee, sugar,
butter, canned fruit, pure candy,
soap, or barrel of excellent -four?
Then go toe. Molter's Bakery, where
It is always kept
Geo. Oliver has closed the contract
with the Ensign Manufacturing Co.
Tor the erection Of six new tenement
houses, and has already had the
foundation put down for them.
The auction sale Of goods at the
store Of Harrison, Jack & Co. will
commence tomorrow 11th) after
noon. at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Pitman, Of
Wheeling, viii be the auetioneor
Our Republican friends say that
Kentucky has gone glimmering,
but Thomas Medford Is still at his
most with a full stock Of drain tile,
stoves, tinware and house furnishing
goods.
[ have. just received the latest
styles of samples from Devlin q Co.,
New York, for making goods to or
len. If YOU want your garments
made in the latest STYLES, call on
SAM GIDEON.
1t seems strange that the majority
Of merchants can stand by and see
such men as NJ. We'll establish a lu-
crative clothing business in the short
space Of two years, when they see
that one of the secrets Of his success
was advertising.
Our friend, Charley Ellis is now a
happy papa. He says it IS a girl,
but tha. makes no difference, as it Is
the first, anyhow. We congratulate
YOU, Charley, and hope your most
ardent expectations concerning your
daughter may be fully realized.
Robbie Poage brought to this Of
ice a stalk Of corn grown on his faith
ers reservation. in the city limits,
the growth Of only ninety days,
measuring 10 feet in height cut from
piece of corn shat promises 80 bush
G, per acre. Aud in this connection,
MS father had statement from a
kenuekian, the same day that a re-
port was in circulation in that State
that tuo tremendous corn gro,eng coan-
ties ia JlisSooui, would, in all proba-
b.litv. raise rs much corn as the
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SAN GIDEON,
the Boss Clothier.

A dog fight on Third Avenue, yes
terdoy morning, drew quite a large
crowd in a very few minutes, and
wound up with considerable swearing
on the part Of one of the dog owners.
Such scenes are disgraceful.
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Rest ever made. Emo-y's Little Cathartic
Pills, pleasant 70 take, sugar-eoated; no
gripping; only Is cents box, Of Druggists
or by mail. Standard Cure Co., ia Nassau
Street Now York.
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NOTICE.

Strayed away fromJohn Eyeretts, on or
about 18th of July, 1882, one dark bay mule,
years old Any ose delivering to Guyan-
dotte will be paid for their trouble by owner
HENRY SMITH.
Guyandotte, W. Va, July 25, 1882.