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sINoLAIE.
AuoNTAs.

Plenty OF rain now eioce it has been 80
dry this fall
The crops in this section were d. mag,d
some by The early ffos.s.
w. a. Watson has returned from the
East with his fall ard wioter goods. Will
says FOR everY 100 cens he will give a
dollar's wodh OF goods WIZ took 10 the
Ofio'e, but could no, stand tue pressure of
goiug 90 the top os Washiogton's monu
:=euL -tv
A select school ia beiug taught here by
Nc. U. w. Sbowalter. He has u fair at
iendence.
l Il. Sinclair, who has been attending
The select school at K'rgwood, is now at
home and can be seen ssceading the hill
to Mr., ShowalteT's.
Misses Tipce Denison aid Ella S5owal-
ter, of Barbour, are atlendiog the school
mere.
Rsy. J. w. Bedford will start to Con.
ference ere long. We would feel cory to
know that he would not retue1 20 this cir.
cult again this fall. He is now conducting
series OF meetings hare.
jacob Ridgway wss the guest Of WI
lIsm Sbowalter last Sunday night, in be-
hslf Of Miss ETA.
w. II. Hamilton was toe guest of Mr..
G. N Gdgway, o few nights since.
J. NJ. Gof sill goes over the uountaio
to pay M1s Chambars a visit. John ssys
be thinks he IS quite old enough to have
wife,
II. II. RIjgway .s often seeo going down
the rosd Wonder where no gocsf Rsib
says he comes down 90 U,clo Toms.
Mr. and Ne. j. 3. Fierce vii etay for
their homcs IN Nebss,,l, 5000.
s mon michel, Of Tucker, WIS She goest
OF Gsoree Eosari.s, Sunday night. J,a
Rdgway wen, 10 zee bis s9l ,ho ots r..
ngit. TOO.
We once more SIC The amnicg Zee of
Daniel noiler on ou- gree's. Dan sid oe-
soi Tho q 81 przc for beiog TIE best look
ing mgn a. toe PIl.ppi Institute.
Joho Ruouer wac The guest Of Stephen
I'osar lost Sunday night, and Nick, the
Sunday night before.
B1b says be learned one tbiDg While 81
Kiogwood, end That is, bow 10 fl .ck, az
nc calls TO- Lys gsys Do lerncJ 'i.t, 500.
Uncle Peter Won lbol q chicken Dswt.
Iast week. tbst meesotci six ieet from ,.p
10 up of wings. Hc gives this fsat.ne
bill
Allen Rdgway took a trip 10 tue h,t
holes Of Knpbicy let week, add reports
,very Thing lively.
Brook R'dgRsy tatcs I,g persimmon /
foT bsviug toe finest ard rares. N .us,acbe.
NEBUoKLarY BzSDaR.
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evening last week. the meu, women and
children of the parish were brought lyipg
10 Che door thinking there was flock of
Wild geese passing over. but not so il was
only couple of young ladies who were
ioa, on their way to an apple cutting.
Mr. Formsn, of Taylor county, ia now
sowing wheat on the farm which he lately
purchased of Willism jenkins.
Nelson Baker is taking of ceiling his
farm.
McssFs. u. w. Showalter aud 1. II. S'n .
CLAIR have returned home from Hollywood
where they have been attending scnool.
We hear the teachers OF the district say
log, where, oh where Is Frederick and
our mPnuscripts ? Two weeks have
elapsed eioce the examination and We have
he'd no tidings of either
a. J. Hamilton has done good Job of
road working on the Evansville hill Much
obliged. Jack, that is what we have beeu
wentiog COR long time.
Jacob Hamilton is greatly adding to the
good appearance of his home by giving his
nouse new coat of paint. Bub Blaney
is doing The work.
Smith Denison has his new house about
completed.
Miss Rosie Hamilton has badly burned
ann. She thinks 1t will not cot we'll til
Lee comes home.
William jenkins is now moving to Iude
pendence. win IS good farmer, and W,
will greatly miss him from among US.
j. N Deahl is now attending school al
Fairmont. j. N is a good teacher and W,
wish he may come back to our district &c
teach this winter.
We noticed Joseph II. Hawthorne, Esq
on our streets, yesterday. Joe is looking
real well for hard base ball player.
DAISY DRAN.
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NUMBER IL.
JUNIOR.

BY jingo fall has come and go haVe we
for the first time since the ARGUS has made
such vast improvement. We are glad to
say the Argus is better paper, now than
we have ever fonnd il in days past.
Farmers are buisily ingaged in gathe ing
their corn crops. Mr.. Adam Everts says
he has the best corn crop this year that he
ever raised.
Rev. Cisler preached an able discourse,
Sunday, evening, at No IL school house.
George Everts and Ellis Fields, caught
raccoon the other night that weighed Al
ponds.
Weddings and serenades are the order
of The day occssionly cheer foI HOLMAN
the now talked of Presidential candidate
We are glad that this community is SOL
idly Democratic.
A. a. Peil, on last Sunday night, got
'ost IN a "trip of woods az be was coming
home from J. w. ,Johnson's, and was con-
PEELED to remain there until day light.
Cashmere Gross, of Wheeling, ia Ia this
vicinity visiting his many friends
A. a. Peil is of to Grafton ou business
thiS week.
Jacob Frankhouser has returned to his
home near Braudonvilie.
Ferdinand GutL lost very Ana hng leat
week.
John Q. Pell is building new kitchen
to his dwelling house.
nellie ZELIoK.
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LOCUST GROVE.

Tie weather Is quite pleasant after the
frost which did much ,rjlry to The com
and buckwheat in the low lands.
The sound Of thrtsher is heard ia the
land, and the boys are getting ready for
melon raids and "coon hunts .
Our Sunday school, at this place, has
had good attendance this summer with
the exception OF a few Sundays when the
boys had business elsewhere.
The farme.s are busy cutting corn and
buck wheat.
We notice, among the vis,ters, MI. SaIa
Ihiel Deahl and wife, of Listonvlle. Pa.
and Mr. John Spiker, Abraham spiker
and wife of Otkland Bill.
j. A Frankhouser BROUGHT fle lot o,
catIls fiOm Huttons, Nd, /. st week.
Spencer Guthrie purchased a fancy rid
ing nag few days sgo.
Lee Frankhouser is over ia Portland
district engeged ia thrcshipg.
IL will soon be time for school tlgchs,f
90 be around but we think they Will not
oe very numerous for / understand that
there were not more shan twenty FIVE who
entered The class at Bruceton, and IL win
fequire 40 less than thirty i've for Pleasant
anJ Grant district.
7 I .o,r-sn.y
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Elisha Thomas, Administrator of Mi
chael MeAleer. deceased,
AGAINST
David NJ. Hart, William T Burch, adj
ambassadors or James Il Burcb deceased,
Mary Burch. widow OF said deceased and
the folls wing named children and heirs
at law of said deceased. viz: James ID
Burch, william Il Burch, John Burch,
Il Annie ~ NIne.late y. Annie NJ. Burch
widow OF Christian III Nine, deceased,
Emma Smith, late Emma Burch,
and Isaac y Smith, cher husband,
Jane Stunkle. late T. Jane Burch
and Charles Stunsle, her husband, Alice
Rurch, and Charles Burch, LISA S Hart
anu Thomas y Wigus.
EQUITY
AND
Hugh McAleer,
AGAINST
John Mcleod. David NJ Hart. LISA s
Hart, Thomas Z Wilgus, Mary Burch.
James ID Burcb. William y Burch, John
Burch. II Annie NJ Nine. Emma. Smith
Isaac y Smith, Il Jank Stunkle Charlie
Stunklo. Alice Bureh aud Elisha Tboms
as, administrator OF Michael McAleer,
ON A PETITION.
David NJ Hart,
AGAINST
Hugh McAleer, Mary Burch, James ID
BuTch, William II BuIch, John Burch,
II Annie III Nine, Emma Smith, Isaac
n Smith, j. Jane Stunkle, Charles Stun
kle, Blice Burch Charles Burch. aud
Elisha Thomas administrator OF Michael
McAleer, deceased,
ON A CROSSBILL.
BY joint decree rendered by the Cirx
cult Court OF Preston county, In the State
oil West Virginia, in the above mention
od causes, ON the Goth day of August.
1883, the said causes were referred to the
undersigned, one of the commissioners
of said court, with directions TO state and
settle tho administration account of Wis
liam Il Burcb, administrator of James II
Burch, deceased also TO ascertain and
report The liens and charges against the
estate of the id James Il Burch, de-
ceased; their character, order and priori~
ties, ana To whom owing, together with
sush other pertinent matter AS he may
deem proper, or DO required by the par
Ties or ANY OF them.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
kIHdwo' j, w. VA,
September IL, 1888.
The aboYe mentioned parties will
please lake notice that ] shall on the Seth
day al October next, at NY Office afore-
sad, proceed To execute tho above men,
tionei decree OF reference.
SMITH CRANE,
Ut. Commt ssioner
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Reno District.

We actually feel very much L)ared
this week, after bavirg reed Tag So Plugs
eifdsioo In regard 20 tire chilly morns and
deny ewes. What sublime thounhts
PenseroSo, too, Is inclined TO step IRON,
'be ridiculous to the soblimo. Both let .
tefa were calculated 10 produce feelings
x oder' akin to melancholy.
Ii seents that there was nothing at the
IIsdiu;ethat attracted so much attention
10 Jennie June's moustsche.
j. W. Shahan's slpgiDg school ct Shay's
Chapel, closed on Srodsy.
Misses lea B. Jeif,eys ana Rctsa Law
renee were visiting at York Ran on Sun
day.
E. NJ. Sday, OF Ferowsvjlle, attended
tingng az Shay's, on Sunday.
d. horelapd, of Barbour county, is Wis
ling fEicpds in this section.
n certain young lazy had the eudaci,v.
ON Sunday, 10 eek ia wuy We lookea so
led ? LIS enough to make one feel sad
when biegirl goes back on bin after fall
Jog into tbe boltomIsss pi;s Of love with
spCiber feIijw. Don't you thic K So, read.
or u a9riie
We think OF committing suicide. and
Wish 10 enlTov P:tsy Doodle to write our
obituary. win you do it, Patsy2
i PooA uoNTAs.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
J, JACK ON.

10 OIL persons holding liens bv iudp.
ment or otherwise, OF the real estate.
or any part thereof, OF Joshua Layton
cult Count 0f Preston County. made ian
cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of tho said Joshua Layton To
too satisfaction OF the liens thereon. Won
arc hereby required to present all claims
held by YOU aud each OF YOU against tho
Said Joshua Layton, which are liens on
his real estate or any part orit for .1,i,,I
dicatiOn to meat my Office, in Kiugw0od
EROSION County, West Virginia. on or
before the 10Th day OF October, 1888.
Gwen under NV hand Ibis 18TH dav of
September, 1883.
JOS. IL. HAWTHORNE.
~ 81. Cou,r,,issio,or
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toerfFRpsd fSom last '0sek.l
Nov Watch Cases are Made.

La 1875, thirteen men comprised the
entire working force used in the manu-.
acture Of the james Boss cold Watch C.ase.
NoW, over fee hundred are employed, and the
number - constantly increasing. Tborea-
son Of this increase is this. ia the .Tarne,
BosS Gotf Watch Gaze ell tho metal In sigbt
and subject % wear is sol.d gold. while theTe-
mainderJ which only lends strength 10 the
case, IS OF stronger metal than gold.
giving gold where gold "a needed. and
strong, elastic metal whore strength and
elasticity are needed, = combination pro-
ducing a watch case better than solid eold
and at oNE-HALF tho cost. ~
Over 100000 Of these cases
have been sold, and every ioweler in the
country can testify to their quality and
merit.
=, n, W. Mernht ~ tho Dsfaorraf bon..it a. 80
IYt4 Watch cAHH it goarH ago and frrffo 10 ..@fii
alott hlne % r. when purchased it nnd elt III a. =
dst ,stt re ctsp shoWod 20 egna 0f wonr crcsSrt
Eaioly guaranteed Tor III ier@ h y, NJ, ~ ie1 car 20
94 Jhinea Hoee' g0ldWnicl 400 for :, 49,.
~ tle 5o8 who bought t10 ffpt ones 49, t.y5,
tnk tRtn today ~ VOL satisfied ~ ihoioh tfe "a
Dunkht solid gold case COSTING f.giee ffs ,,l
Attat4 tnein 81 the only caeru "a f.s 49, III .
hnonid e.l Who desires ~ gva hfs r.fei.- ~ ~
WIN =" tNeH money pf values hia ranufafi0r
-. WA J. DuaIfwAT gsasisr
se,st s,ag % Eeysious Wsish c.ss Fsss,i. pan.
,elfhi,, fa ~ hsnd,oaas iusstraisd Ps-,si.t .sh
Ss~e hos'aaad Esystons Wsi,t csss, srs 49, ~
lz0bs c0HaassdJ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

THE CHER Of the Secret Service oil
the Treasury has received one of the
S5 bills Issued by John D. Mahoney;
as agent for the Irish Republic, and
which it is stated, were put 10 cirou-
lation at Boston. Several cases hove
been repo' ted in which the bill bas
been taken for So note as il bears
8 strong resemblance to u. 8.
Treasury note Of that denomination
The note was executed by the Con-
tinental Bank Noe Co., Of N. Y. and
around The border are the names OF
the various counties 10 Ireland. The
note is made redeemable six moths
after the acknowledgment Of the IN
dependence Of the Irish nation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

PRESIDENT ARTHUR is up in .ths
New England States having gen.
eral good time. He haa been absent
from Washington for some esks, and
the general opinion Of the people ia
that he had Beat be at his post at
tending TO business. His western
trip was made for the purpose of get.
ting up political boom for himself,
but a great many Of the leaders OF
his party, it seems, didn't catch on
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

A SPECIAL to The Cincinnati En-
quirer from Columbus, Obio, says that
the Democrats are having a turn of
the tide in their favor at the present,
time. The Rspublican boom has ex-
ploded. Their wiful add malignant
lice and misrepresentation have had
the effect TO turn honest thinking
people.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

The Republican outlook IN New
York is very dismal Their State
Convention was uDharmouious, and
the ticket nominated a. IL is consid-
cred poor add meets tn disappro-
baton among the mss sees Of the Re
publicaDs. Il could hardly be ez-
pected though hat the Radical per
ty receive any refreshing news from
State that scored 40 600 msion-
y Tor the Democrats only last fall.
Toe tables ale turuiog everywhere.
The party Of fraud ard corruption Is
standing upon q quick sand which
will be washed from under It by lbe
hood o. public continent that will
sweep the country 10 1884. Mighty
will be the fall, bot few will be The
sobs and sroans heard at the funeral,
II We except the piteous walls and
lamentations that will be set up by
the hoarde Ct malignant thieves who
noF disgrace the Federal Offices,
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NNELroN.
DAMON.

Foreman DUR has treated himself to q
new watch, and promises the ladies' TO be
promptly on time hereafter.
Thomas z. Jeffers, of The Whetsell set
Element, was here one day last week on
business.
Q1ite lage delegation attended quarter
ly meeting here on Sunday The Rev.
MIR. IsoD, of Oakland, Md, preached in
the forenoon aud afte, noon.
James Dunohue, of Eighty Cut, was
acting escort for the Tunnelion ladies, on
the Sabbath. ~
Mr.. ard Mfs. win b, Menefee, of Key
Ger, are visiting MIR. Ms father, "a; York
Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Jcfferys, of Graf
ton, were visiting the families Of Gus. J
Sha ffer aud j. L. Gibson, last week.
Me-. Ds4y Zimmerman Is visiting rela-
tives at Altamont, ga.
@. w. Beavers wen, 20 Austen, on Sun.
day, 90 attend the funeral Of his brothers
child.
j. L. Gibson, or-dount Etna, was visit
lag his BROTHER, a. Il. Gibson, ON Sunday.
IL was on Friday night, in Nswburg,
that your reporter found himself la the
company OF trio Of gentlemen, with lees
feet aud more brairs than myself. One
of the trio suggested we go to Aliens
Hall and take In the ente, tainmeu; 10 be
given by the Newburg Chorus 81 Glee
Club. Well our object was recreation,
and 70 Aliens Hall we wended our way.
After apply ing the repOrtoTial pump to the
door keeper to ascertain il Venus would
appear in the evening star, one OF the trio
bought tickets calling for reserved and
cushioned seats, for money was 20 object
to us. We moved up 10 the front seats
with Roscoe Conkling strut. The en-
tefs..inment proved more than we expect
cd. We enjoyed it immensely, and had
many hearty laugh. Tne vocal and in
instrumental music was Of the very best,
and the tableaux, fsrces and singing were
difficult TO excel. In feet, il was such an
enie tainmen: that Is deserving OF more
than passing notice. To say that it was
eKquisitely g-and, and the actor and &C
tTess scquitted himself aad herself in a
bri'li1nt manner is bat faint expression
Of its peTfectuess. out ia the snow
wait till the clouds roll by, Home of the
fairy Queen, nd Light 10 darkness' were
rendered ia fiue style. Now Moses
farce by Miss Kate Kiser and Frank Stan
hagen, convulsed tue audience with
Laughter. The Gladiators, by stsphagen
and Dent, was acted 10 O manrer that re-
Elected credit upon tue young men. The
ladies acted and sang well, aud presented
picture o. lOv,lin.ss and htuuiy that any
ar -ist would faiu model after.
III must be an oporOse task 10 get up
such a1 cuteytainmeni,' said trio man
to your stub, and j, acmd take you Ten
years o. get Up such one. but "a vas not
srfiicenuy large 10 encourage the Crorus
enc oire Sipo to give such entertainments.
The Ne'bu.S people should paronz
sucu onirts.nioeGts more hDenlly.
i oeir9s in supporting hou,e enter
prise. ice 10 emerge form What channel i,
may, 50 it b. iooGsDsvs and deserving
said tho trio msn after On ogio ~ some Of
The pretty girla
We left The hall well pleased with what
we had seen and our best wishes for the
success Of the Newbuog Chorus and Glee
Cub
PATsY DooDGg,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

TIE Republicans are at loss 10
find an available candidate for Pres
ident. One week the party organs
boom ARTHUR, and the next week
they speak in Aattering terms OF JIM
BLAINE as the probable candidate
for that honorable position. The
people will be kept in suspense until
the Bosses decide who to nominate,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29
notice. TO LIEN uoLDERs.

TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS
by judgment, or therwise, on the real
estate, or any parJ thereof of Sarah A.
Grimes;
La Pursuance of the Circuit Court or
Preston Ounty. made In a cause eherein
pending, 10 sul ject she real estate of the
said Sarah =. Grimes to the Satisfaction
81 tho liens thereon, you are hereby re-
qlirod 10 present all claims held nv ven
ana e1oh of you. against tho said Sarah
4. Grines, which ARE lions on her real
esi'te,or ANY part OF IL, DISQUALIFICATION TO
me, al my Office, in the town of King
wood, Peeston county, w est Virginia,On
or te'ore ihe 18th day of October. next.
Given under my hanu, this i7lh dav
Of September, 1888.
I. {. FALPHSNYDER,
@--4'' commissioner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

The Legislature of Pennsylvania
ia still in session, aud it VII not
adjourn until an sionment bill
is passed. The apportionment bill
which the Republicans are endeav-
oring to get passed would give "a.
OC0 Republicans as much power in
Congress as $4,000 Democrats.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

The Democrats of New Jersey
have nominated LEON ALBEIT as
their candidate for Governor. Mr..
ALBEIT is one of the ablest and In ost
popular men in the Stale. and he has
promised to make the campaign q
vigorous one. He.will be elected of
course.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TO tho Creditors OF James r. Burch, lie
ceased
in pursuance Of docreo Of tho Circuif
Court OFT Preston, made DOB % cause there,
ln pcncin2, CO. subject tine real ,stlio Of
me s'l4 Jnmes . Harch go Che payment
oil his debts, SON afo required to plo.,Dt
You ciHfn7 against tbo estate of tbe said
James Bur"h, Tor adjudication
~mih Cmne. tOumi -i1set. af hi. ofic
ip the sold county, ou or btiure il,. ..tl,
day of October next
illness, smith Crtuo, Clerk Of said
count TINS iVJh day OF September. 1888.
Q oct. Vt,rb
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.


TO the Or editors Of John A Vanz,pdt
deceased.
In pursuance OF decree Of tho cir.
CUT Court 81 tife Co.ufy of Preston. rnells
ln cause therein Dcudiuu. CO. snbiccf
zoe tt'i cttitc of Too sdu John A Van
IAN e, q" ihe pay Hout OF hi. debts. vrn
aio itquifed Co present your ciaims
against the estate of The s4I1 J,Lr
Vuuztndt. for adjudication fD .I...,,,i, "a
Ha"thoinc, Conuui-siOtcr, at his once
Do Tie s1id county, op or before the 9gtb
day . jOc ober uexl.
w mess smith Crane, Cork OF eatB
Court, this 10Th day of Septatnner Hasa.
GO SMITH CRANE.
"~~-vs CLERK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

THE Greenback State Convention
OF Massachusetts,, met at Boston on
Tuesday, ana re- nominated BEN Bur
LER for Governor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

The Republicans ia the Pennsyl-
wanna Legislature are Bringing utter
disgrace upon themselves and their
party.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

IL is the height of tomfoolery to
presume that the Democratic capdi-
dates for State Offices have already
been slated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

The Prohibiiiopists ought to in
duce Mrs. FOSTER to become a resi-
dent of this State, and ran her for
Governor next fall. 1t is said that
she is an able politician.
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Evansville Budget

Locals scarce.
Farmers ate busy cutting 10 corn.
The young folks meet At The neiQbbors
houses rtgularly a. aDou, IN the evening.
and make litter Of apple posliDgs aud
The like for the old folks 10 clean up one
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-29

TWENTY years ago ,sst Monday,
LINCOLN signed the Emancipation
Proclamation, The negroes in some
sections celebrated the day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
kEsCuED rnOm D,cATn

The following statement OF william J. Cough
In, OF SomerY'lle, Mass, is 50 remarkable that
We beg 10 ask for II the attention OF our read
ers. He says "In the fall OF 1876 was taken
WIN violent bleeding OF the lungs followed
by severe cough. | soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak AT one time
That could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
ner OF 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital.
Whiie there the doctors said had "A hole in
my ieuiun IA big as u half-dollar. l eNpond.
en over hundred dollars in doctors ana med.
icihes Twas 80 FAR gone at ono time "A report
went around that was dead. gave mn hone
Dut friend told me OF DR.. WIN. HALLS
bAlsAM FOR THE LUNGS. 1 laughe nj
my friends, thinking my case incurablo. INT |
got bottle to satisfy them, when TO my sur.
priseard qualification, 1 commenced 10 feoI
better My hope, once dead, began 10 revive,
aud TO LAY feel In better spirits than have
the past three years.
81 writet this hoping you VIII publish
that every one afflicted with Dsease' ~, RI
VIII be induced TO take DIR. W. "a LnnR
BALsAM FoRTHE LUNGs,ar al. HALL
that CONSUMPTION CO. ..dbe convince
have taken two bottles y BE CURED,
that IL has done me Ind can positively 50
other medicinos moro good than all IN
ncss. NY CO. have taken since my siei
peared o. .Lgh has almost entirely disal
sold "a shall soon be able 10 go TO work.
~ "a. n. Cochran, 1877 North Queen stree
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-23
browns HousenoId ranacea.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. WIN most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken internally or applied oNtcr.
nRlly, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAlN, whether chronic or ACUTE than any
other pain alleviator, and 1t Is warranted dou
bic the strength than any other similar propa
ration.
IL cures pain In the SidC, Back or Bowels
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, an,
ALL ACHES, and is The Great Reiieyer o
rain. "BROwS'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA'
should be in every family. A teaspoontul oi
| the Panacea in n tumblcr OF hot water [swcet
ened, n proferrcdl taken At bedtime, will
| BREAK UP A COLD. y cents n bottle
| mayl-T Th,FSw