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MINISTER mIBSn DE IN.

The sad tidiugs are brought that
Hon. George p. M,rsb, Envoy Ex-
tyaordinary and Minister PienIpo-
teniary to lily, died suddeuly at
Valla1nbrosia Oh Monday Of last
week. The Italian Government has
expressed its fympathy with the wild.
ow aud teleg' aphed the United States
Government its regret. AZ the time
OF writing the particulars arc not at
hand. lie was born at Woodstock,
Vermont, March II, 1901, graduate ed
At Dartmouth College In 1920, stud
led law and was admitted to the bar.
lu 1885 held Office as a member of
The Supreme Executive Council OF
his native State, and was elected to
Congress in 1842, which Office lie
held until 1919, when he was ap-
pointed Minister to constantinople
lie was given spec al mission 10
Greece in 1852, aud appointed to bis
present position ia 1861. He has
trayei,e dextenuyely in Europe. wa-
recognized rs lea ling scandinavian
scholar, and has pub.ished several
works Of great literary merit as well
as Of practical utility, among vhich
may be named the "Origin and His
tory Of the Engash language sub
seqnsntiIy translated into Italian
and published uuier the title, "The
Earth as Modified by Human Ac-
ton lie wrote on the Orgsniza-
ton, habits aud uses Of the camel
with reference TO It's introduction in
the United States. as we'll H. a com p
Pendious grammar Of the old North
ern or Ios.andIc language, which
briefly indicate Tie scope Of his in
formation aud the broad range Of he
thought.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04
roUNo mHN INr0B1lo LIFE.

The Democrats in Pennsylvania,
says the Whee ing Reyster, have set
an example to their brethren in
other States which ought TO be fol-
lowed. They nominated for gov
ernor goung man, only 81 years Of
age. Snch nomination means new
measures, new associations and a for.
ward step in the march Of progress.
A few years since the Democracy Of
Massachusetts broke away from tra-
diJon and nominated William Gas-
ton, the mayor Of Boston, for Gov
ernor Of that ancient commonwealth
Although Che State was largely Re-
publican, yet he WAS elected by
handsome n jority aud was a popu-
lar and successful executive officer.
The present time calls for new
men ss well az new mea5ures-men
who belong TO this generation, who
understand t. wants and who are
embued with the enthusiasm and
yigor Of youth The Democratic
Psrty must reiegata The old "moss-
backs TO the rear aud call new men
of the present generation to the
front 10 lead its sG4iIs. The quar-
rels and divisions ln the party are
ancient ADD musty; most OF the
men prominent IN the party are old
and have excited enmity and prej1.
dice they cannot unite the party
lhey excite no enthusiasm. Ii is
folly to 80 into a campaign at the
tail OF an ambulance. The only
nope Of The panty is bringing young
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04
- rGacrlcn - rlRalNll.


Captain John $. Wise and Captain
john s.. Crockett, both citizens Of
Virginia, one day last week under
took 10 settle personal difficulty by
an appeal 20 the code and a resort to
tho field Of "honaa." Like many
siuilar affairs Of recent d .te in Vir-
giaia, the duel vas accompanied by
no uup.eselnt consequences ia t.
way Of gore, and after firing two
rounds each, lne combalants retired
without having Loaf az much blood
az 10 usually extracted By an East
ern Shore mJsquito iu Il single round.
While humsnliarians bave good
cause ior gatia.action in tbs blood.
Ie-5 character ol Tho modern Vir-
ginia duel, DO is 10 be regretted that
the FRY and ubtamed chlyalry Of
that State will continue to expose
themseiyos TO ujicu'e by appeals to
code which h5s long been h0norol
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04
THE WHEAT HARVEST.

Tba man hoor;n, orodIao ond tbe
clotto,;ro or,ov of ,eers,s savs rho
UbooI;no Peois,e,. bovenow ,e.ohed
M;cbiaan W;ocona,r ond sonthorr
M;rnfeo,o II month moro ,he
great work Of broad os,bsrno will
ba end,d !, M.,i,obo-bo wo,k
that was beonp IN Georgia and o,ber
Gn,f s.,es IN M,g And an
th,oreh the vast wealth belt the
GRO, has inrrel ont bondsomolv
In OREGON too the vie,d il abnn
dsnt and \ Dyre ia ,,o avoo,iion
to tbe svesn,r, blees,oo It oust be
looked for in California where drg
weather has been rather loo preya
lent for local oood
rto o.o, :. u 30 no..,u ao,L
o.aI n,, d,.,;.4;.;... tan. s.',,,,J
h,,,;,,os, q, tLa IA .tand
-,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04
TIfE PLATN DUTT or rHE PRES
IDENT.

THE PLIEN DUTI or THE PRES
IDkNr.
All the discussion IN aNA out Of
COnE'ess IN regard to c.vil service
reform. aud all the controversy
about the assessments OF oihoe-
holders, says the New Ho-k Sun,
might casl.y be ended 10y brief aud
positive ofuer from the Executive
Mansion. no opinions aie needed
ou 'ue hn"oe ph'a lawyer who
de"sN's IN paTaG'ng his name, with
lis 'onS FT,hXes' before the public as
A't'rney-Gsre'"L
Congress may "a! tbs statute
BOOKS WITH laws regulating the civil
service out u tAe Fies'dent be not
u'Spo''u 20 execute them faithfully
ana II ne Ue not N iHiI sympathy
WIN 't"' reform 'ney w'i be vaiue-
''SS' Laws alone are not suihclen;
20 accomplish. TINS purpose because
'Ney can ai"'ys be eVaded or
ignored
a lfes'dent who desife7 and who
'n'enoS 10 Trect the monstrous
s'0ses Ci the evil service, has only
TO ldiSe he hand aid TO say sterniy
an" once Tor AL ihat 'hey mu9t stop
ne "ou'u ""p' O"oine' IN accord
WIN ms purpose and he would
o"'y nee" the "i!' rover TO dIsmlss
summary any member Of 1T who
refused to carry out ms order IL
good ialih. One example would
settle the case conc!us veiy.
II the President should simply
issue a PLAN order dding all
IuhHc servants OF every degree from
making Contributions OF money for
poHtcal ogecis, 10 answer to the
ciTcHlars or to the personal calls Of
partisan committees, Tins business
wonId be Killed stone dead.
ILo responsibility rests entirely
win i0s Ireslaen'' II cannot be
9d''Ae" oy any siue issue, or by
'scHn'c%' opinions made to order.
rs .ne he@d o' 'he hdminlstr'tion'
ne . "'rec''y accountable for the
nte"'y "1u 'of Inc ln'eg'Ity CT the
suooid'na'es' who are employed to
execute his Instructions 1t loose
Ff'c''ces' notorious TO the whole
country are tolerated and condoned
ihe lieS!dest must expect to answer
Io' lOeA'
General AltLnr cannot possibly
De ignorant that every civil servant
OF the Government whose name IS
registered 10 the blue brok or
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

EVANSVILLE WOoLRN FACrOEY.
EVANSVILLE, w. Va March 81.
Take notice, Farmers and the Public.
that we have purchased and placed i'm our
factory new and improved machinery.
therefore, we are able 10 compete with
any factory i'm the States In making
wooden goods. We give the
Highest Market Price 70. Wool.
and sell goods very low We do manu-
featuring at very low rates
Farmers give ne . call
mr8iu ]. BOWMAN a. SON
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04

LFrom Tho Grafton EagIol

Hon, Daniel =. Lucas is making
an active canvass among the people
OF this district looking 20 nomiua-
ton for Congress a. the approaching
Democratic Convention. Wherever
he hss gone bis fine sense, gentle
manly bearing aud eminent qualif-
cations for the position. as well as
bis sterling Democracy, have com
meDded him 10 those with whom be
has met, and 30 lsiihl1. aud Efficient
services rendered The Democratic
Party, and Che beat interests Of Che
county in tDe past, as We as bic
eminent fitness for the Office, sIe ta-
ken into consideration, ao predict
for him "a grand success. Ia view OF
a.I tie circumstances connected with
the cont 80, between 5im s0d Judge
Hoge, We think be IL laIr.y entitled
TO the nomination.
As an indication o. public ssnu-
ment. We would remark that Of the
twelve Democratic newspapers pub
Hshed - this district, Ten Of the
number advocate lhe nomination Of
Mr. Lucas, while two only favor Mr.
Hoge
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04

Says the Brooklyn Eagle. Mr.. r. e..
Moore. Of Messrs. Vernam s. Co.. "a New
street, New York. was almost instantly
relieved by So, Jacobs OIL Of severe pain
following an attack Of pleurisy. The rem
Cdy acted like magic
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04

The ait connOissour ard axhibitor, Prof.
Cromwell, was cured Of rheumatism by
-. Jacob oil. Norfo1k Vireinian.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04

men TO the front and ordering the
old party leaders, Who are d,oiepid
with age. TO take back seats. 1t
should be remembered that almost
every man who had made his mark
as d Statesman, began lis public ca
reer when sIll young. Seward was
elected Governor when scarcely
mo:e than a boy. Van Blgen was
only Is when he was sent AS a de!e-
gates to "a political convention, and
was bu, SO w4en lie reorgauizsI the
Democratic Party in New York.
Webster won his first fame in Con-
gress as beardless and brieAess
lawyer. Calhoun WAS only 80 when
he entered Congress and became one
OF Its leading members. Hamilton
was scarcely more than boy when
be entered on hls remarkable career !;
and when John Randolph presented
himself at the bar ot the House to
take hI7 oath, the clerk, surprised at
his youthful appearance, inquired
his age, aud got the whitening an
swer Ask my constituents. The
time has come lor "a fresh start. The
Indications aIe tuat the Democratic
Party in West Virg!uia will make
This start. Young men are looming
up as candidates Tor Congress in the
several districts o! tue State with
the prospects of carrying off the
the prtae aud successfully contesting
for the Congressional AOuors.
Tie Democracy must have young
men competentto lead. Uu'esg they
are called TO the front and allowed
to take the lems, the Old party
might as well retire from the fsld.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04
The WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS
Published every EStdoU by
GEORGE PURCELL,
AT KiNGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. ".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of thus co,mty-Ono year
S1.50; six months, 20 four months, 90
cents.
81 ,65-the 10 corts extra being charged
10 pr spay POSTAGE six months, 81 cents.
lhr,,e months, so cents.
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Nv fMERICIN LAHTER IT THE
HEAD or 7IIE ENGLTsH B.IR.


IN fMERfCIN LAHTER IT THE
HEAD OF 7IIE ENGLTsH BIR.
a writer in the Atlanta 60. Con-
stitutiou says; doubt il There ie ia
The South one uan familiar with his
country history for tho last thiity
years who Is not'prouI Of the career
81 Judah Z. Bsullmin. In irqutiug
for his chambers, ] learned from
Middle Temple barrieter that Mr.
Benz tmin vas regarded as to-day the
great est lawyer at the English bar.
He ID N court all day til! 4 in the
afternoon, then, until ~, receives
the solicitors in his chambers Al
Ter this he goes home to dine at his
club in the Wet Ead. HIS ouly
leisure Is Sunday aud an occasional
evening.
Short cf stature, thick set, with
strong, bright eye, he Is man Of
simple, natural manner relating hIs
adventures, revorses, and successes
With the charming eass, grace, and
nsluraluos7. mingled with a subtle
playiuines5, characteristic Of good
reconteur.
lie said, II talking Of his adven-
tures alter the fall O! Richmond, tina,
the Confederate Government. left
Richmond in a body. IL and Mr..
DAVIS were together on their way 10
the trans Mississippi department,
and Mr.. Dayi. !elJ the panty to meet
his vile, en- route, eud IT was in her
camp that be was captured. The
Fsdera.g did not know that Mr. Ds-
Wis vas in the wagon train which
was transporting Mrs. Davis and
friends, and only approached Curl
ous'y to see what il meant. Mr..
Bstj jamiu continued lis Journey
alone, aud hearing Of Che capture Of
Mr.. Davis, gave away bis saddle aud
Drldle. and. occurring an old tree.
threw over it a shsep-skiu. and un-
der sn altar. playing farmer, at
| length reached the Gulf coaet.-
Here he took small boat, aud
coasting around until arriving at a
| point near Key West, he embarked
IN 0mall eai.b boat, open aud without
deck, Tor Nassau.
Here the small, quaint-lo0kinR
black and bright eyes glistened ss
tbia remarkable man related how,
when the Gulf stream almost carried
them out into tie open sea, when
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-08-04
SECOND DISTRICT NOTES.
LErom the Mm,mshurg Statesman.
a NEW RECRUIT.

n M ~ lNLRNAAAs
Our ueishbola Of the Chorles'own
Free Press can score another paper
to keep 1t company 40 Hogo Jour
nal. This time it is the Piedmont
OJscyyer, another neutral or indie
pendent print. Ii Isl real obsei-
want print, too. II says that Judge
II g resigned a Julgesh.p to serve
his people in Congress-" Our neigh.
bors OF the FIcc Press must lot let
this valuable information sip.
Among the large number Of dom
ocrotic papers printed in this Con-
pressiouol district but one, the
Char.estown Free Press advocates
the denomination Of judge Hoge.
ABOUT the SIZE or 1T.
There are about half-dozen
marFlots in Preston County, who
ca themselves Democrats, who were
not satisfied with tie action Of the
Kiugwool convent on in nominating
An eutise delegation for Mr.. Lucas
to the CJngr ,-nona Conventions.
These marpiots thgreupon called a
subsequent meeting at some ont Of
way place, Howesvilie 10y name, on
Saturday last and carried along with
them the tom tome md bass diuma
from K'ngwood. AT that village or
crcss road corner, they set up a con-
veut.on OF heir own and nominated
themselves. three ePry ones, TO at
tend tie Congressional Convention
in behalf Of Judge Hoge. Tuey dill,
indeed ght after the tom toms and
base drums finished their musick
NEEDS EXPLAINING.
Tuere Is one po,ut IN the disagree,
neat between Judge lIoge aud Jno.
Barton Payue's recollection of the
bargain between tLem, tia. We can
by 90 means reconcile upon any ra-
touai principle, and that IL that Mr.
Payne, having acted at the request
Of Judge Hoge alone IN making a
memorandum Of the arrangement be-
tween ITEM, M. Payne sat down and
stated with hia pen a deliberate lie
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-22
Love and Fratricide.

RICHMOND VA, March 20.-In.
telligeDce has just been received
here OF a tragedy of an almost un-
heard-of nature IN Chesterfield,
ending in the killing of one brother
by another. William and John
Baker were brothers, the former,
though quite young, being Wild
over. 1t seems that his brother
John had q very attractive daugh.
ter, and he had fallen violently in
love with her. THE young lsdy's
father opposed the suit, and
on this account there was
some bad feeling between the
bothers. Last night William went
to his brothers. house for the pur-
pose of talking to the young lady,
and there met her father. A dead.
1y scuffie ensued The younger
brother had pistol, but the two
men were clutched together in
sucn a close embrace that be could
not cock 1t, and dropped 1t to get
hold of his knife. His brother had
in the mean time whipped out his
own knife, for both weres we'll
armed. John then stabbed his
brother fatally, before the latter
could iniure him seriously.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-22
New r.r.yto aesrx,..

ATLANTA, March 2l.-Leading
independents of Georgia, in caucus
to-day, formulated an address to
the people urging the formation of
q new party aud calling for mass.
meeting here of the Georgia inde-
pendents on June 1st.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-22
FR ON THE CAPITAL.

Iateresuinx Bnages OF washingsoa
News.
WARRINGTON, March 81 "A
very long and complete report of
Engineer Melville of the Jeanette 9
has been submitted to the Secre-
tary of the Navy. The report
furnishes detailed account of the
cruise. sufferings and hardships of
the explorers, but furnishes little
or no hope of the rescue of DeLong
and the remainder OF the crew.
SINGULAR REVELATION.
The Chicago Tin,es's Washing
ton correspondent states on the au-
thority OF q trustworthy person
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-22
SUGAR CANE SEED
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Direct from Hermosillo, Mexico. h.
peoially adapted to this climate Now
IL the proper time for planting The aeed.
mhlS-lm s.LEyY. Aiiso g.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-22

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-09-20

Die Ttorence Ntabtimeale Der Sins
oerpfege.
Golsentes 1T ein Mus3us eines an ben
Deutfden @eform MedenSer In gtam.
bsrsbursb, pa., selArtsbenen Brtefss:
Cine gBoblthdterin.
Osfnst bic Sbare fur fe unb Wlrs
Winslutu wirb bewetien, bab Te bic ame'
ritantiae 5lurentiner Nadtisaa Der Sin.
Der TT. Dappn fnb mir 70 iiber3euet,
baB mir unIsrer ,,Su1Y" lebren merbsn
au lasen: ;, ,@e1esnet 1et Wrs @inslorp"
neil fe bsrlelbeu bebulFia war, iibsr bic
Ysripbe beS 3abnens uno anbere Be=
lhwerlihteitsn fIr Ginbsr btnwessutom.
men. WtrS gBtnslpm Spott ng
SYrup nimmt ben &inbern bic @amer,
3en unb turtrt DYfsntrie unb Dtarrboe.
gr madt ben Gaumsn sart, befrett BON
gnt3anbuns unp brtnst bes &tnb slidlt&
iiber bte Yerippe bes 3abnens binwes.
@r tbut serabe bas, pas er Sorstebt au
tbun, Mlles unD nidbt tpeniser. gBir ta>
Ben etnmal Mrs 0inslpw seieten unb
tennen 1e nur purh ibren g Sopttng
@yrup far &inbsr. Wsnn mir bic
Ma&t bdtten, mirbsn mir fe ais 9.ilanp
fir bic &inber binneaen--was lte au4
In tsr 1bat 1T. Der SYrup ptrb In
allsn Gpotbsfen gu 25 Gents per 5lalds
perfauft.
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g. Spsfe & GDhne.

Steiner prpfit unb f6neller umiab
1T mas unfer @ei9aft 10 grpB gema6t
fat, 10 bab mir uns beranlaBt ieben in
btelem Sommer tpieoerum uniere 2o=
Gale gu bergrDBern. I'm nun nit Dem
groBen 8orratb BON @aaren f9neller
aufsurdumen, baben mir i1t fait alien
unleren 9epartements groBe preisz
berabIebung borgenpmmen unb freuen
1tns unieren &unben mittbeilen slt f0n=
men, baB mir feit enti9loilen finb, ieber
Goncarrens bic Spibe su bieten unb mir
ber1i6ern 1ie suglei@ oer reelllten unb
freunoli9fen 8ebienung.
l1n1er 9reB @ppbs 9epart=
nj II bietet ben 9amen eine bortreff,
li6e Gelegenbeit, feline mpoerne Waare
bilig su faufen.
Sn Sanbtii9ern Sif6tii=
der @arbinen .unb Bett=
seu 6 bieten mir bic gr0Bte @uspabl
fotpie audi in Stiderei unb
9piben unb 8dnber.
Samen= III B &inber # ii mp fe
in alien @r6Ben unb Sarben.
S9ub eff in gr0Berer Qustpa6l
urO gu billigeren preiien als irgenb
ein Saus, barunter Slippers, pom
niebli6fen Opera Slipper nit Srenb
Seel, bis gum setpObnli6fen 5ausz
patttoffel.
Cine iebe 9ame tpeiB, baB mir BEN
beiten iueiBen 10 Gent s om e It tc
balten; es 1T cine quite 4l4 breite
Waare, bic fait iiberall fiir 124 Gents
berfauft tpiro.
Sn fertigen Mnsiig en fir Serz
rem un6 &naben bieten pir bic grOBte
glusmabl in gan5 Weitteras. uniere
Gerbinoungen NIT ben allergr6Bten
9duiern in bieler 8ran6e befdbigt
uns, Die bette Waare 10 billig gu per=
faufen.
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ten @rfols. Nu9 bic einit 10 heiB er@
iebnte 5beilnabme am SHentliden 9ehen
unb 9Birfen, bic Bebeutuns oarin, bic
Qnerfennuns baiiir marb INNER I'M reid
iten NiaBe gu Ebeil, mnb jett, Sane, lalz
5e i'd Did in elmer Stellung uno IN Ners
baltni0en Surud, bic es ielbit einem Wtr.
Nlilpn als cine @bre er1detnen lal1en,
menn ct Define !Sanb errinst.
Sd tpeib es, 1lteiu Sater! Das Selblt@
bemuBtlein in Sanes Saltuns trat IN otez
iem Mrment idarfer als ie berppr, aber
es lua fein semS Sbnlider Scdntnth barin,
ibr gtola wurselte auseniaeinlid in benz
8ewustIein, bic Toater ibres gaterS 5u
iein.
gDsit elmer Nnl ltrensuns, bic oeutltd
Denies, bas feline ardite int Stnfea maz
rem, elite Tpreit gum galulie.
Das i'd bic Madfori aunsen naa Dets
nem yruber nidt aufsab, baB i'd ite 't1t%
mer unb INNER tpiecer erneuerte ltno
ipater, als mir bic Dlittel gu @ebrte
itanben, nit allent aufwanoe BON @elo
,tub Ge,biubunaen prtieete, nod labrez
lana braude i'd Dir nidt erit gu fasen.
DaS 9felultat blieb bas sletde, ta taao
idlieblid griae in Dir, Seine W}utter
fonnte ben 8erluit ibres Scbnes ME perz
ihmeraen. Sic flammerte 0d big gu ib=
rem @nbe an bic Soffnuns ieines sebeas,
ieines auftaudens, bic 11lr ldnBIt
aeldwunpen mar unb mod auf benz Ster@
bebette nabm iie mir oas Ser ipreden ab,
mad ibren1 Tpbe ielblt mad europa gu
seben, nm perlSnlid nod einen leeten
Beriud gu MAIDEN.
(Bprtfebuns foIst.)
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3 eras.

= 0ie bereits gemelbete 8eripunz
bung 6es jungen @eDnanb 1T Sbanis
bur9 einen S6ub ma6te leiber bic
Mmputatlon bes Derpunbeten 9lrmes
n0tbig. Serlelbe ipurOe am Glbogen
abgenommen. Ser Patient be fin0et fi6
ben umftdnben na6 tpobl.
Gin jumger Mann Namens 9dnel
fiel auf Ser &euB'f6en Sarm bel Gaz
itropille in einen 8runnen unb berlor
bas 2ebem babel. 9ie Sede bes 8run=
mems mar mori6 unb brad, als 9dnel
barauf trat. t2ebterer mar erIt bor
Sursem BON Seuti6lanb eingeipanbert.
= Ser Sarbige George Sadett 1T in
8renbam berbaf ftet tporoen, neil er anl
bergangenen SDnntag einen anOern
6arbigen ermorbete.
= Sci Seniion mar cine @ittpe
Namens 2augblin seitorben. sls man
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