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National Republican., 1882-11-01

UNLIKE other carthartics, DR.. Pierce's" Pellets 4"
do not render the bowels costve alter operation,
but, on the contrary, establish Il permanently
healthy action BsiuG 'nii,eiy re0stable no par.
t'culHr care Is required while using them. BY
druggists.
National Republican., 1882-11-01

JUST received and for sale by James D. Cum.
ming l90S l. street northwest, - frkms and II
kegs Loeb Fyne herrings OF pure quality, cuIed
by Malcolm q Co., GTeenock. Scotland.
National Republican., 1882-11-01
We Cnn sI,nM Ynn

TO call If only TO compare our stock and price,
with Others. Eiseman Brothers, clollieIs aud
tallOrs corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1882-11-01

Fresh Alderney butter churnsd every morning
and delivered in 1Slb. ward" prints, at 60c per b
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buttermilk, &c
Ier quart, and sweet milk Sc. per quart
National Republican., 1882-11-01
DO Not aEesItnte

DoNT forget 1t, the American Tea Store, corner
of Seventh and streets northwest Is the place 10
buy your tea and coffee at New York prices.
National Republican., 1882-11-01
BLANKETS, COMFORTERS, CURTAINS,

in endless variety. We defy competition.
Our expectations more than realized. and,
Judging from the many congratula ions we have re-
ceivcd, our enterprise is appreciated
We invite one and all 10 inspect our mammoth
building, immense stock, and low prices.
National Republican., 1882-11-01
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
The Largest and Most Complete
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

Erery Department stocked 10 lis utmost ca
pdciy. Prices lorer than erpr. Ne shall
STRIFE to maintain the reputation of the old
store Of sailing good goods at the IopeSt pos
sible figures.
National Republican., 1882-11-01
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

Tor the Middle Atlantic States. fair wedthcr, south.
uet 10 nor hio'a ,citdS, Joliowei during the night BY
cooler we0tler and rising barometer.
Fair ued,hcr Is indicated for the Middle Aadniic
Sdtes, southern portions N,p England and he axe
region on Wednesday, JoRoued BY coo!Cr Teaiher on
Thurytidy
National Republican., 1882-11-01

Mn. G. FLoEcKuER, for the last nino years with
Me srs. Lansburgh 4 BTo., is now with the Boston
Dry Goods House.
National Republican., 1882-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SECOND ISSUE OF STOCK.

The UNION CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASsO.
CIATlUN meets at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner E,gith
and n streets northwest ON WEDNESDAY Sovem-
Der !, 1852. Mt $50 y. M
subscriptions to the second issue of stock will be
cciN cd aud advances made 10 parties desiring loan
on easy monthly payments.
Tie constitution of this association contains eScer-
uOnally liberal provisions Copies can bo had at the
mecting.
DENNIS CONNELL President. .
DANIEL DONOVAN. SrCrethry. nnl.lt
National Republican., 1882-11-01

IT takes over one hundred pairs OF gloves to as.
suage the grief of the Brooklyn officials over the
death Of all alderman, whose life might have been
saved by u single bottle OF Dr. Bulls Cough syrup
National Republican., 1882-11-01
"AIaCrney Dairy Wnsons.v

the most attractive assortment OF boys overcolt
buy Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and Il,
National Republican., 1882-11-01

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches iewelry, &c. Call ON or
address Herzog, SoS Ninth street. near PennSyl-
Yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-11-01

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, with It's full amount
of interesting reading matter, will be issued to-.
morrow. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing
may be had ut the business Office
National Republican., 1882-11-01
LOCAL MENTION.
MIR. JOHN s1. mcAyOY,

1929 Ii street, says: " have derived
great benefit from Browns Iron
Bitters when broken down by over
work"
National Republican., 1882-11-01

IT is surprising how pilly aud effectively st.
Ja.0ls OIL finishes rheumatism.
National Republican., 1882-11-01

You can publish three.linc advertisement OF
Wanted" For Rent" " For SALE" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB.
LiCAS,
National Republican., 1882-11-01
Prominent Arrivals.

"N
"a. M, 56.Go: IL a. M, GO.jo: 3p no., 720o; Up.
M, 695o: II p. m., Co., maximum, 1872; mini
mun ~ 90
National Republican., 1882-11-01
7 r l M M In G S.
r l B B Q N S.

A job lot, bought for special sale consists OF
200 PIECES.
Molre and satin Black. ottoman, BrocaCe and All
SILK More width, No. ~. in nll shades a Burgan II
Uncqualtd. Only 20 cents per yard.
National Republican., 1882-11-01
DASIwL DoNovAN, Secretary.
ars BENSON II. PIERCE.
sg pEN9oS H. t-.l.cI' lN.
EiO( UTI)N, ORATORY, and DRAMATIC ART.
ROOM ~, CORCORAN BUILDING. oc3l2w+
n~~5fs POS,r OFFICH NOTICE

n562 TI2N 9RTqHY hGiTNa Hpf NRRAMATsG A
aAg" POST OFFICE NOTICE
Fl, Foreign mails for TIE week ending NovEMDEn4
WI DNESpAY, AZ G:,l a; m. ior Eurore, per steam
ship Gallin yin 9reensown E!eliers 1 for France
s. S'SR dr"ct Per yGf
,a5opr y saS p N fSr EsWio"ndand and ST. fe;ro
TMuRssDAY,mAt / a. IN; for the West 1niies
at o a. MI f Eurape res ys siss Nsw
snip Adriatic, Via Queenstown 0eiters for Germany
n !" NJ for Europe rope per qs sesp Westoha y Via
Pyn Nth, Cherpori and Hamburg; at I:'1 p. m.
iYrt.g'e, West l. d s and Mexico, per steamship
FRITXY.- AG 10 a. m. ior Por Rico direct per
steamship Antillas.
Gy ol hefn Via m Sf nrop PeT 'snp
and S, otland must b. dire tod "perCftyo Beri, II
sa, Via GlusgoN; at ga:n,. for Belgium direct, per
steamship vaderlari. va An;w,r,; at II ~ M. for
Brsn.e;,; Al! lamp. IN igr cuba and PgE,o kle9 rcr
GsSp N@w 2 n v v and fs m slT isns isr
ger seanslp zennni" & yia sgn Frnnei,Go M s co5e
Japan, per steamship ocean c, Via san FrancscS.
close November 81 at p. N.
san s"9 PaSs Mails Ia nNGf"
HfNltl u PEANSON, POSTMASTER.
Nyo NEW YORK STATE BUTTER AND
W. CHEESE.
HAWHEY S CO.,
Stall 4s7 Center Market. West end OF Bst. Market.
Fancy Creamery ery.................".....+2 ~ cents.
Fancy cents.
y.....
Factory Cheese (iull creamy ).......1S cents
Please call aud examine oc2S-3m
n(5e TAXPAYERS SAVE, 10 PER CENT OF
sV INTEREST.
AL penalties and discount off per cent. by paying
your special taxes through my Office before Nov eni
berl open from ~ III. to5 p. III.
f. w. WHITAKER,
2C8 Tour.and.a- Half street northwest.
oc303t lStar and | rifle copy lwi:eI
n~1se II. ". EEuPSTER. DENTIST
~ Nitrous Oxide administered for extract n =
teeth No pain. O.lcc 40 seventh northwcs..
National Republican., 1882-11-01

2Cs Tour,and.a- Half street northwest.
oc3O3t lStar and rifle copy iwi.eI
n>I5Be II. v. EENPSTER. pESTBST
sG3 Nitrous Oxide administered for extract N =
teeth No pain. O.llce, 40 seventh northwcs.
ocs7ly
National Republican., 1882-11-01

All penalties and discount off per cent. by paying
,ur special taxes through my office before Noveni,
,r /. Open from . ~. III. 10 3 d. III.
National Republican., 1882-11-01
l:oiPennsylyania avenue northwest

dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines. Per,
mmcry, Toilet Articles soaps, SponSes, &c.
prpsCripl Ions compounded day or night
Soda and Mineral Waters Oh drahght the year
round, nlrJIly
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

traho pave one dollar it steals ten
dollars ia the cost Of criminal trials,
prisons, and hospitals, to take care
OF the victims. The Government
makes as much out OF it as you would
il you sold a man a knife and be
should strike the fret blow y: your
sons heart or If you should sell a
nan a box Of matches aud he should
with the frat match start a fire tina,
should burn your house down.
Zone million drunkards in wear
100000 children helpless 100000
rum lunatics four-ffths of the crime
Of the United States chareable Ia
rum drinkingi ninety nine hun-
dredths Of the children that are kept
from school neglected by drunken
parents; twelve hundred million.
annually spent for rum
Down with rum drinking Ur
with national prohibition No quar-
tiers for the license system Eternal
smash to the wihebottle | Upon tht
red dragon oil alcohol draw the
sword OF Gideon"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

III b. only few years since The
.a.eror Of Africa stood for an that
wa mysterious ia geography. The
Imas.aat.ou alone could penetrate
.haI aagIes Of tbat oBezpiored CONT
aa.. aadihsqaa. lou, Where Jotstbe
NI.efaks llsrss could not be- GET
le1 New Ftye.Ie,s have marched
Africa and cleared up many
s'ltf mysteries, and railroads are
1saIrrng b penetrate it in various
directions Tba latest undertaking
3ftba kind is that Of tbo French
naa sao ars 90 BEGIN tha coDstruc-
...a Or ars.'r5ai between the n gsr
aal sael. rgatt Tie Hgbt Of
eaes uIih tbs locomotive
aaI allow yan more. probably
h oaga. any mystery
ia Africa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
ALIltle 900 PreYions.

a correspondent OF the Page COUNTY
Virginia Courier writes: Ca gentleman
from an adjoining county, q didnt say
u was Rappabannock) visiting Richmond
on business aud being detained over
Sunday, attended one Of the city fashion.
able churches The minister after reading
TIE morning hymn quietly took his sea,
70 await the action Of the choir. oar
rural Trend not being acquainted with tbe
OIder on thing5, supposed that the DELAY
was owing 10 the want of somebody to
raise Tie tune and being uetrifp + !
singer himself he pitched iu' and for ot-
pans got pitched out Us d.sturber Of
public worship
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

IT would appear, says The New
7 ork Tribune, that there is some
evidepee that Secretsry FoL0gR
thought Of declining the Republican
nomination for Governor. The Albany
EUeniag Journal Gays 1T may not
be generally known, but IL is none
the issa a fact, that Judge FoLaEs
did intend to decline tho nomination
and said 20 only a couple Of hours
before tie Stato committee met
There is 70 doubt o. The snesniy ol
this declaration. But unfortunately
be allowed his best Judgment 10
be overthrow BY tie urgent plsad
ings Of the machine men. aadatIs4i
reluctantly accepted. AZ Hama a
Weekly says, it would have been
much better had hs torn ap lbaIst.
ter be bsd written instead Of aIIoWirg
himself 70 be talked out 5fIs pure
pose"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
Creditors Notice.

To the Creditors OF John White deceas,
ed:
In pursuance Of n decree of the Circuit
Court OF the Connty OF Preston, made i'm
cause thereln pending, to subject tie
real estate of the said John W bife Ia tbo
payment of his debts, you are required
TO present your claims against the estate
OF the said John White, for adjucation to
smith Crane, Commissioners, at his office
In the said county, on or be tore the l7tb
day ofOctober next.
Witness. Smith Crane, Clerk of said
COURT thls oth day OF September, 1882.
SMITH CRANE,
6wScpt3 clarl,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

To all persons holding liens bv iudp-
ment or otherwise, against the real es-
state, or any part thereof, of Joseph NJ.
Shaw and Benjamin Shaw:
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Preston Bounty, made i'm a
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate OF the said Joseph NJ. Shaw
and Benjamin Shaw to tho satisfaction nj
the liens thereon, you are hereby rcuuir-
ed TO present all claims held by YOU and
each OF you against the said Joseph. M
Shaw and Benjamin Shaw. Tor either of
them) which are liens on their real es-
tate or any part of j., for adjudication ia
mo at nv Office in Kingwood, in said
county: on OF before the 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1882.
Given under my hand Ibis 18th day OF
September, 1882,
CO. - Jos. II. HAwTHoREE. -
.l-ls llo%Z --.4s COMMISSIONER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

TIE result Of the election in the
Congressional District 10 still in donbt
with the chances 10 favor Of WILSON
by a very small majority. OF the
fifteen counties composing tue Dis
trict, the official returns from ten
are in the hands Of the Governor.
showing msjoriiies for respective
candidates as follows.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

REFERRING to a series Of sermons
which ere being delivered by Rev.J.
Z. THOMSON 10 his church at Jersey
City,a paper Of that city says 1.-THE
church was packed last night, every
available space except the aisles be-
ing filed. The trustees decline to
block Up the aisles ifit can be avoid
cd. An excellent gallery 10 TO be
filed before the exits Of the church
are TO be invaded. Rev. J. r.
IHoWrsoH preached the fret of a
-orie8 Of sermons upon the "Evi-
dsncea oitio RatioEalty Of Christian
iiy' The subject lass night wac
God ar THomsog proposes TO
.3ra.dsr this mouentou8 aubiect
from various slaadpoints, the areu-
msnt i5f Gods existence lssl night
being what a known az the argu.
me1t from design.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21


TIE Democrats will have q fair
working majority in the next House
OF Repre3ent atives. That is shown
clearly enough by the result Of the
election Of Congressman in Ohio, and
by unmistakable Indications in
other States.
The Democratic majority in the
Foriye 9hth Cooaresi will have work
to DO to meet 1he great popular de-
maud for reduced taxation, dimin-
ishod expenditure, honest and con-
scientlous use of the money in the
Treasury.
For this reason will it not be visa
TO keep ct home the jobbing Demo
Gratis, the River and Harbor Demo
Gratis, the Democrats who cannot be
tustei2
We say yes Put none but honest
men on guard
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

The Administration organ at
Washington, says the New York
Tribune, Is publishing a series of ar
tlcles detailing the interviews which
Mr.. GEoEeE @. GoEEAM says he had
with President GARFIELD touching
the political affairs OF Virginia. AS
history these pretended interviews
are about as valuable and veracious
as the post norton correspondence
WIN GAcFtELD recently published
by STEPHEN w. Dorsey. IF Mr..
GoEHAM is to be believed, the late
President was most eager to embrace
MALONE and his prnciples-espe-
clalIy his scheme Uf paying the debt
oil Virginia by repudiatlng sixty per
cent. oil 1T. Fortunately for Presi-
dent GAEFIELD's memory. he had a
formal conversation with a delega-
ton Of Virginia Republicans on the
18th of June, 1881, about FORTNIGHT
before his assassination. A summary
OF this conversation was made pub
lic at the time with the President s
approval, and some extracts from it
are lnstl nctive and ediying to day.
General W1cIHAM was at the head
OF the delegation that called, and in
answer TO a series of questions the
general tenor Of the Presidents re-
marks was that his Administration
was not engaged in The business OF
"bossln9' State organizations, and
that liberty CT action and full dis
creiion were left for those who knew
all the facts and CT, oumstances of the
local situation. Specifically, the
President poke thus:
ii wish TO state two general prop
ositions. First, that have been a
Republican ali my lie. 1 never
voted the Wing or Democratic tick
ct; could have voted. but never
did until the b'rth o. the Republi-
can party; ] have been a consistent
Republican ewes since, and there fore
would not do anything in opposition
to the bess interests of the RepnbH
can party. Second, l am positively
and emPhaticaly opposed to any par.
ty or people 1Ohooe 6cl,cfwould m niofe
ogo'.1st tie public Iajth or credit. 1t
was Tor Virginia Republicans to de-
eide whether this movement was OF
the character indie .ted that is, ;
Tohether the Rejoo'noter moryocal ,p1q
tainted '0Ih 1cpudlotioa BiS aOos,
they ought not to SrppOH IT,"
One OF the delegates reminding
tae President that oetran gentlemen
IN Virginia were promising appoint
ments to office, he emphatically de-
clared that mo Que was authorized
to promise appointments or threaten
removals ID added with point
and emphasis these words:
Il am opposed to the bose system
OF politics, and do not propose to
give The patronage Of any State to
any one man.
Somehow there is strange dis
crepanoy between the authentic pub.
nc words Of the President and the
private assurances which he gave to
to Mr. GoREAM, The friends Of the
late President are quite content to
have Mr.. GoEHAM SANDER and de
fame him, for that does not harm
HIM They are not content 10 have env
living soul believe that the Pr esideot
ever entertained any feeling for Goa
HAM except contempt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

GEN. B. f. BUTLER. Democratic
candidate for Governor OF NJ ssschus-
etts, opened his campaign in Boston
Monday evening with two speeches
one at FaneuiI Hail aud the other
at Music Hall. Both meetings were
very large and enthusiastic, and the
General wac IN fine condition. lie
said it was the River and Harbor
bill and other kindred excessive ap-
preparations OF the public money
that caused Republican defeat in
Ohio, and he predicted Democratic
tidal wave at the November election
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

Discussion is going on in Missouri
as to tho legal power Of Gov. CRIT
TENDEN to keep his alleged promiee
to FRANK JAMES that he wodld not
recognize requisition papers served by
the executives of other States Who
may be DESTROYS TO call tho outlaw
TO account for his offenses within
their jurisdictions. II he succeeds in
escaping the legal penaltiea of his
crimes, he will probably have a bril-
liant career ss dramatic star. Mr..
GEO, B. BEREELL, manager of the
Olympic theatre and Grand Ooera
House OF ST. Louis, has already mad e
him a most catering offer, in case, ae
the manager pleasantly puts it, Mr..
JAMES shall succeed "in settling his
affairs to his satisfaction"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

The political contest in Indian a
is deing waged with great earnest
ness on both sides, all the home speak
ing talent having been brought into
requisition, and this io now Being
supplemented by imported speakers.
The result in Ohio has given the
Democrats renewed confidence, and
such leaders as VOORHEES, HEN
bricks and MCDONALD confidently
predict The election Of the Democratic
State ticket and gain of several
congressman. a correspondent Of
the New York Ti6uae, who has iust
completed tour of Indiana, concede s
that the outlook is not encouraging
for the Republicans and prophesies
Democratic congressional gains.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

THE State Fair Of Virginia will be
held d Richmond. November ], 2,and
3. Everything promises very large
attendance and an exceptionally fine
exhibition. Special arrangements have
been made with the various railroads
for low passenger rates, and in most
cases 10 freight charges whatever on
subjects for exhibition. The VIZ
ginis State Fair is rapidly beoom-
ing an annual occasion Of great in
terest to the whole South. We ac-
knowledge the receipt Of e card O.
invitation to De present at the APP
preaching exhibition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

THE fret year Of the publication
81 Ink ARScs under the present
sgement close with this number
% the psper. OF The subscriptions
which have teen running since o.
te6er Fl, 1881. several hundred re-
main unpaid. This failure on the
part Of our subscribers 10 discharge
their plain, Simple daty, has oocs -
montd Us oonsil3rab.e embsrfass-
ment and Inconvenience. II requires
the caah, and a good deal Of It, to
keen up the publication OF a news
paper We caaBot procure paper,
INK and help on a year's credit nor
can We afford, at the low price Of ourpa-
per to carry unpaid subscriptions Tor a
year Tor nothing, nor would it be just
to our prompt-ps yiug subscribers or
10 ne 10 do 80. Therefore, ia view Of
rthsse iecis, the subscription price Of
TIKI ARGUS, IN the county, will here.
after be o. follows; II paid IN ad =
vance, 81 25i il paid within Elk
months, 81 60 il net paid within
elk mOhths, 81 75j ifno, paid within
twelve months, g. 90. Subscribers
out Of the county will, as heretofore,
be chuged ffteea cents year add
iional to cover postage.
BY astrict adherence 10 this schsd.
ule Of rates we shall, while Offering
a premium for prompt payment, be
enabled to indulge tboce WANTING
long credit, to their hearts content
which must, Of course, prove a very
satisfactory arrangement 70 al par
tics concerned.
We not only expect ID retain upon
opr subscription hst the names OF
all who have gone with US through
the year just closed, but we feel that
we have q right TO look for a still
more hearty. active cooperation and
support FROM them in the future than
we have received 10 the past. A
year ago the praoticability OF main
tainnig a fret class HON printed
Democratic newspaper ia this couu-
ty was doubted by some, and dis
trust, more or less, was the result.
We have demonstrated that il can
be done, even in spite Of tho many
adverse circumstances which have
bistled thickly ell along our way TO
the mile-post we are juet passing
While THE ARGUS presents pecul-
lar and special elaine to the hearty
support OF those whose honest. uu
selfish political convictions coincide
with ours, it also appeals in a moral.
social and pecuniary sense to those
holding different or opposite politi-
cal creeds. It's high duty AID mis-
sion lie to watch faithfully, with It's
tabled hundred eyes, over the com
mon interests Of all alike.
We expect those who owe us 10
pay no at once and those, II any,
who do not wish to continue their
subscriptions, will please.s say 30. We
want to place the matter upon fair
and square business principles We
iptend to do our whole duty toward
our subscribers. and expect them to
do their duty toward as. What We
NEED and must have is full, hearty
active cooperation,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

PRESIDENT PATTON, of Howard
University, opposes the Rev.
DR.. BUcgLEY, who lately declared
that lying vas proper under certain
circumstances. DR.. PATTON admits
that "silence, refusal to speak, con-
cealment OF fact, and also the use
oLmialeading appearances and acts,
are perfeoilyjusliGabIe in cases where
we are under no obligation TO COM
municate facts, and have resson to
fear injury from their communication
and wnere we do nothing which pro
fesses or implies on our part that we
make the communications But he
would not excuse a downright lie,
no md ter il by telling it life could
be saved. ut becomes u.s." he de-
cIsres, ito stand firmly Tor the uni
versal obligations OF truth.'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

The Riohmond.Va. State Gays that
John M. LANGsToN, the mulatto
imported to Virginia to help the
waning cause Of Mahoneiam, will be
sent back to Washington this week.
de was not a taking card, and his
mission has been failure. The col.
ores people did not care to listen to
this bright-complexioned foreigner
as representative colorcd man.
while Readjusters could not stomach
the idea of being told their duty by
negro lugged into the Stnle for
that purpose. So the much adver-
tised darkey has been bad failure"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-10-21

DR. HARTMAN q OO.-Please send me
log Of your books on the "I1s OF L5fe. 3
/ sell q great deal Of yonr Peruna arg
oiaqsin. They are very highly spoken ~
iu this part OF tbo country.
u. IT, BUssMAN. Il. H.
Westlord, Pa.
Dear Sir; ] have taken bali dozen
bottles of your Pefuna and hnd ID ie d,i,o
me great good GOuss truly.
JANIS WAR.
SlCuocuWbe, Ohio.