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Decorah-posten., 1884-02-20

Som iEoUaHlis BAR ri Ell for Rchors
algs al StceIer os Sfo, De bsoI:e
BpsH % til Iape 3rii,r.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

VIZ you'd, under no CONSIDERATION
say that tle Republicans are all
thieves. There are some very uice
men in that psrty-nen who would
DO themselves and party and country
credit were hey elected or appoint
ed 10 FIJI the public offices 1t has
some to pass, however, that these
men cannot attain any position OF
Importance under the general Gov
ernmeut. The Federals offices OF
'mPo rlrhce have for the past ten
Yeas. and are at the present time,
filed with scoundreis who do not
scrupie to cheat aud drfraud the
Government, and At the same time
lie to aud deceive the people. This
IT why public opinion hAs passed the
sentence. THE Republican party
must 60
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

The editor OF the ARGUS became
alarmed because three republicans
happened 10 meet. Why, esq his
innocence ! what will be do when we
all meet 20 jubiiate over West Fr-
GINA going Republican next fall
Moundsville Herdia.
We viii open our diary and write
in 1t The gresteot;polit cal revolu-
ton known IN the history of the
world has just occurred ia West
Virginia. For four years prior to
this date the Repub icans have pr,
tended to believe, without the least
grounds upon which to base such be
lief that their party would carry
the State At the election recently
held. NJ one, not even they, bad
the least idea that such A thing
would occur, yet, contrary to the
expectations OF every body, it seems
hat they have elected their State
officers. Just what brought about
this political revolution, we will not
venture to assert. ], could not have
been "Bou, bonism in the Uniyer-
sty" for that issue was exploded
long before the couvass assumed the
shape Of contest. 1t couldn't hav ,
been the Encouragement q the
Insane Asylum. Tor all the stuff
published relative TO that Institution
was shown up on investigation to be
lie. 1t couldn't have been brought
about because CONRAD SIPE, Dem
ocrat, was appointed Principal o;
the Normal Schoo at Fairm9ut, Tor
that institution never was in more
hourlsnlng condition than it is now
under his Management. IL couldn't
have been on account of our State
taxes beng high, because they are
no higher now than they were when
the Republicans had full control o!
the State. Indeed the sudden turn
matters have taken completely
dumbionnd us, aud We pass the mat
ter by for future thought aud con-
sideration.
This ID what We will do BRO
HART, Does the answer satisfy
your curiosity ?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11
ROWLESBURG,

Three improved dudes in town, have
been playing improved thunder daring
the holidays. They seemed to find it a
very pleasant occupation.
J. J. ConiT returned home. accompAni.
ed by his friend, Ralph Il. smith Ralph
seems to find ROwlesburg very attractive
especially while Miss Hawley remains.
Thomas V. Gilmore, of Piedmont, vas
visiting friends in Rowlesburg last
week.
Misses Abhie and Netue Shock. who
we're visiting friends in Grafton, have
returned homo.
J. a. Laney, Of Keyser, appears to
have some attraction i'm Rowlesburg as
he visits our town very often.
George OFT has returned from l1arpers
+ cry, accompanied 10y his bride. We
wish him very happy journey thrOu h
life.
PATSY Doodle" is undoubuy the big,
gest crank iu America.
Noble O., who expected call
from the improved dudes ON Saturday
morning was in the parlor before d1y.
light and made a fire.
The festival given by the Delta boys
ON Christmas ovo was success.
Miss flawlev, of Clsrksburg, is th,
guest OF Miss Della Conim.
Miss Kate Igoe is visiting friends in
This town.
May Davis, OF DavisyilIc, was visiting
friends in our town last week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11
GcncraI u.nnemor.

Among tie list Of distinguished mill.
iarv heroes the name. Of General Ian
guor or Debility no u q appear. Yet. II
BIS "a well authenticated fact, that there lrs
times when the pulso lics low iu The hos.
ON. ana beats lecbiv in the arteries. Tho
spirit of tho in lividu3l is sleepy, ana the
whole tendency nf the body is tow rd resi-
and decay AZ such times and duiup
sucu seasons, the system needs touing
up 10y the use of some good and puro
tonic which will rc tore tuo organs -6 flo
wouted state. Such tonic b. fund iu
PtrUnn. which Us acltu0w lodged NV all to
be- thr very thing go put these nw u.
generals 10 rout aud to ultimately con.
qucr them. Rcll the following trgiin0
nial. which shows in what estimation Pc.
riJpr is held, and then sonI for The book
entitled the ellis OF Lie"
COAL CTNTER. IA.
DIR. S. -. UARTMAN q Co.-Wo SCH
your medicines, feJUnU aud have "a very
Urge trade iu them.
G. PIPER e. co.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

BEN BUTLER retired from The
Gubsrnatoria chair. Of the State OF
Massachusetts, en- New Years day.
lie fully made up his niud before re-
urng though that he would run for
Governor OF that State again next
year. BUTLER is not only caudi-
date for Guberpatorisl houors. bu,
be remains, and Will remain go lone
as he lives, a standing candidate for
the Presidency.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11
Continued from Tact tOoek.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

This process Of manufacture was invented
Wy James Boss, who started in business in
1854, and the methods and tools used in
making these watch cases are covered by
patents. This IS che only ,0atch case mule
under his process. For many years the in
PRODUCTION Of these goods was slow, owing
Unpopular prejudice against plated" goods.
but gradually the public learned that the
J1mcs Boss cold Watch Case was no. a
cheap goid-washod or eicctro-pia,cd article.
but was made Of genuine gold plates Of
standard quality and thickness Conscientious
adherence to the determination 70 make
Che best watch case ever put on the market.
and the adoption Of every improvement
suggested has made the James Boss COLI
Watch Case the STANDARD. -.,- q No.
In this watch case the parts Z .
most subject 10 wear-the boto, crot0n, hinges,
hum5-catches, ETC., are made Of SOLID GOLD.
Send ssu sisnp Esystons Wat.h c.ss Tsstsi. rAns
tsipha Pc Tor haudsoase Illustrates shisr ~
'aas' hos' sad HsT'tsns Wsish Cases are msds.
GO b eontnucd)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

WHEN rightly understood It APP
pears that the Republican party con-
tains as many Free-trade advocates
as the Democratic party. There are
some sections Of or county where
Free trade would be beneficial to
tue peoples interests and whenever
you strike sach a section, you will
hGd Democrats and Republicans all e
isvorabIe to Free-trade. Asa party
the Democrats are not Free-trade rs,
but revenue reformeIs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

A FAMILY by the name of EDWARDS
living in Mason uuty, claim ten
acres Of business property in the
city Of New York. The property
claimed by them includes Trinity
church estate, and they expect to
make a fierce fight for possession. l,
might be in place here to remark
that ere the expectation OF the Ed
WARDS family is fully realized this
generation will have Mingled their
bones with the dust.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

THE Lebanon, Pa, advertiser says
that the Republican, as we'll as GER
tain "Independent" papers. take
speciaI delight IN pretending that
the Democratic party is continually
"blunderin9." The AdvertiSer notes
the following as the kind OF "bun-
derdng that the Democrats have
been guilty OF in the past three
years They have held their own
IN the Unit ed States Senate; they
have changed the United States
House OF Representatives from u Re
publican body oll2 majority, to e
d mocratic one OF II Insjority; they
have elected Democratic governor
in California IN place Of Repub!i.
can they nave elected Democratic
governor IN Colorado in place of a
Republican they have elected a
Democratic governor in Connecticut
Ii place Of Republican they have
elected Democratic governor In
Kansas 10 place OF Republican ;
they have elected Democratic gov
einor In Michigan in place Of Re
publican they have elected Dem
ocratic governor in Nevada in plac e
OF RePub lean they have elected
Democratic governor in New York
IN Place Of a Republican they have
elected a Democratic governor in
Pennsylvania III place Of q R-pub-
Iican they have elected Democrat.
&c governor in O1io in place of a
Republican they have elected a
Democratic governor il Tennessee in
place Of a Republican. If this is
'o'undenng" the Democrats do not
need to be as much alarmed about il
8 the Republicans.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

IT will be a cold day in August with
ice loot thick GU the ponds When
the Republicans carry this State.
They are keeping up their wounded
spirits bY pretentio1s TO make the
campaign hot Tor the Democrats next
fall. What folly The elections
IN this State Will be oue.s.ded, and
doh't you forget it,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

We are free to admit that there
are some few prominent Democrats
who openly express Themselves in
favor Of Free trade, INT tue masses
OF The Demoo:sts.sre not in favor Of
ouch an issue. Tue m ejorlly Of the
Democracy believes q revenue re-
form and She Republican party il
sndeyorirg to deceive the public by
telling 1t that reformation Of the
present revenue system meaus the
edop.Ion Of Free-tr~ds. ID The
Republicans think that Tue Dem
ocratic party ls made up Of foo.s 2
10 they do hey are IaIpab.y mis-
'a1en. Frse-.rade, az We have ssid
90 former occieIons, would be dis
as'rous 20 our best Interests al prss.
ont, and the Democratic leaders are
mly aware Of this lsot. Knowing
20 be true, is 30 reasonable 90 even
suppose that they would foster and
promu'g gate 90 issue which would
bring certain disaster 10 heir party ?
No. The Ffee-trsde bowl sci up
~ The Radicals Is all Dosb and Re
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

DWIGHT NJ. sABIS, the newly
elected Chairmao Of The Republican
National Committee, Is candidate
for the Presidency 80 tar A. the
Democracy ig concerned SABIy i.
just the man it would like 10 see
nominated lie bas no intellectual
ability worth mentioning, Indeed
there are hosts Of hobledehoys in the
State Of West Virginia who far ex-
coed ME SABIE 10 an Intellect "a.
point oil view, aud should be be the
nominee Of the Republican party,
he could be nothing more nor .ess
than mere tool or pIsyth.ug, if you
please, q The hands Of bic persona.
admirers. His We've In regard 10
national legislation would not be
worth q 6g in fact be las no views
on The subject unless, psrAaps, they
be recitation % what some one
else has sstd.
by al means the Republicans
ought to nomiDste sAEiN lie
would be even easier for tue Demo.
crate to defeat than GRAgr Arthur
or JIa BLAIhA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11
must go

TIE Director Of the Klngwood
Railroad Co. held a meeting in the
law office OF B.owns g. HAwthorne
last Saturday, and decided to 20 10
work on the road. After consider
iDg the matter ia detail it was deci 4 =
ed that enough money could be got
ten with what Is already subscribed
TO build the road. The Directors,
we think, are taking hold OF the en-
terpuse in earnest now, and IT. NAV
not be great while until this town
is connected with IunneIton by rail-
road communication.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

GRANT fell aud injured himeii two
weeks APO, aud all The newspapers in
the country contained an account Of
The accident. just At this time, when
Piesidentiai timber 10 sproutng the
aocid eut was ore Oft the best thugs
that could have tefal.sn the Gerel-
al
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

IT apepars that the Democratic
party has been doing pretty success
fol laundering during tho past few
years. 1t is possible. yes probable
hat A member Of that party Will
binnder Iuto The Executive chair
mex ld}.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

If nDy person wishes % stop taking
this paper Hil go ssk 81 bin II tu p.y co.,.
rear ggs aud notify us to stop sendiug 10.
The uau "bo viii take his county p.p,r
iur % length Of time, and then refuse tO
take he same from tic Gice va nogt
notifying he Publisher to stop sending f,
is'a jack 81, "a scouudr,l, % koavc destitute
OF decency, destitute OF anything like
maaly principle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11
A wv. ord TO tho pemocracy.


III : ARGUS in the future will be
just what OUT friends make it. We
took charge Of the editorial and To-
cal columns Of the paper bout eight
months ago, and we say IN no boast
full manner that decided improve
ment is noticeable in the general make
up of the paper Without any So
l'citation on our part the psrer has
increased in circulation from 400,
wust it was a month after we took
control Of it, to over 600, on, present
circulation,
There are more than 1900 Dem
ooratic voters in this county. aud
out Of this hunter we ought to have
at least 800 subscribers, La looking
over our subscription book however,
we find the names OF probably 400
Democrats OF this county who are
subscr bers 20 this paper, or only
about one third of our voting pop
u!ation. This is not right. W. are
putting fourth every endeavor 10 i've
the Democracy a good County paper,
and 1T is it's duty to give us hearty
and more liberal support than it has
in the past few months.
la the first three or four months
alter we came here we adopted q
kind of an independent Democratic
course. but hereafter We propose TO
pub'ish a Democratic paper and we
shall look to the party for it's
support, CO. operation ani influence.
II they wish their county organ to
live flourish and get better with each
issue, they must give US their cup
port.
Our gradual increase il the num-
Der of subscribers, is attributable to
the fact that we are giving the peo-
pie COOL paper. We have corps
oil local correspondents which cannot
be beaten 10 the State. Besides
this, we give the people lots of the
local events which transpire through
out the county and State in con
densed and readable form each week
together with all the general news
Of Importance.
We are we'll aware OF the fact that
many Democrats throughout the
county are taking city papers to the
exclusion OF their county organ, and
to these we wish to say that this is
not treating US squarely. We have
no objection to their subscribing
for and reading city paper, or two
or three if they choose, but they
ehould at the same time support
their county paper ior while we la
Dor in the interests of the Democrat
ic party, we, at the same time, DO
all in our power to promote the GER
eral welfare ard best interests OF the
county at large.
What we ask for, and shall expect
in the future is the most liberal sup
port OF our Democratic friends. If
they will do 1t, there is sufficient
lumber in this county 10 Put this
paper on FIRM basis and keep it
there. We propose to give the peo-
pie just the kind OF paper IN the lu
ture which their support merts.
Ia conclusion we kindly ask each
Democrat who ia now taking the
paper to ask his friend to subscribe
for it, and by this means try to IN
crease our circulation. By a little
effort and talk on the part Of our
friends the subscription list Of taia
paper could be increased to 800 in
eide the county. This is what We
will expect it to be by the first day
OF April, X.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

The prosPec,us Of the Wheeling
EDeniug Jonnai appears ia .bis
weeks ARGUS. The JouJual is by
far Che best Republican paper pub
iished 10 THIS State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

TIE LOUISIANA Legislature ssys
that the Lottery Company in that
State must go
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-01-11

WoEDEe CHANDLER would not
Ike TO be coDdiJsts for the PrssI.
dsncy
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-07
Gu 6prites SGpu.

Spirit gontantin at Ruslanb, en-
Ssn af Ssiier Saul ben 6srite, baubs
aItio ct Sorn / Siben paa Youattsrns,
Os bet uur psrfor lite irit for, at ben
polite abeI Os be polite Sffcsrsr
siOrbe 9iensiGIo peb at basuaits BAN
ps ubiprebe 9ssne ON BAN, Gnsons
bleu bet meISt, at be baube iast, at
ban ipiits 1aIsseps, us bette MATTE
Os ifuIbe itraiies, pm emo life paa ben
frenssite Maabe. Gpnitantin, ipm bsns
gang par Sicetonse / 8ari6au, gap
berefter en- itor Miopas, buortiI fun
WfbIemmer al bet polite ariitotrati os
fsre bsiere polite Sfieerer par inbz
bubne; SpiisieSoeIen LOB 9utet tiIbuss
at cnife, ginsne par uoiests, to Mus
fttOrps ipiueOe ubenfor paa Ylabien
De npeite SompOiitioner, Storipriteu
par i ct sIimrsnbe 9umpr Os unbers
bOIot fig paa ben melt eIituerpiss
Waabe meb be polite Gamer.
Otter ben iiSite anretnins gan Rons
itantin Susboumsitsrsn ct gint os
iasbe til 6pritinbs G;artorpifa: "9tu
tOmmsr min gnbIinssrst til 0ssisrt."
Man braste ct tiIbettet Sab inb /;
StOripriten tOs Bet ssIone Saus of,
os 9iaitsrle iaa til fin JorfarbeIis en-
bel Del SaIsIps.
Seq sisntaser Bet, bette sr min
YnoIinssret," iasoe Sturfpriten itrsnst,
"Os iss Iabsr berfOr insen llnbitpIos
ming sieloe psb benne Ret". Sermeo
Iasoe ban ct 9ps paa fin Sauerfsn.
ollie t~ilitebeuarenbe YoIafter cs Yos
latterinber fuIste iOnbsrfnuit bans grs
empsl.
Der uar Iiseiaa mango 9ps, Tom Ser
par Snbbubne, iaa Snsen Hap.
"9an nil %ltrafie os", git bet iaste
fra Muno til Munb. "Dfen Bet er
ba lite muIist. at ban isIp ipiier Gallo.
lps", ia9be @repinbe Sitrarsifa til
General OwerniSti, "os naar ri opers
boloer gtifeten, bebsuer ri lite at ipiie
al benz, for ban" =
Nrme @repinbel Sonitantin bapbe
aue,ebe taset ct 9ps iirIist melem to
Sin9re os blot al ct Stptts. Oct
ipntes at image bam fortraffelis.
"gespno fnn", iasoe ban msb en-
ironiif 9sfisbeb, iOm insen WobfseIis
taalte.
Ss nu bsspnbte be uIptfelise polite
Oamer os 9errer, os @eneraIer at
tonne % iuGlSe os anraabe ale mn.
Iise 9elsener. "Sfabe, at Du lite
par tilitsbe", iasbe Storfpriten ienere
til &omiteren !3uItopiti, "Ou tunbe bape
siort Stubier ouer be melt tomilte
aniistsr."
Men mebens be paa en- iaa orainal
Maaoe ifraffebe @jaiter par 6ortpileIs
len mar, mob 6onltantin fit 9ps iom
en- Oelifatesie; bans Ore bapbe mems
Zig faaet G9te uforfalitebe Galslps,
mebens bans a giort af Sutfer.
Nen golafterne postebe fig / Srem,
then pei for at ubbrebe SIabber ON
6onitantin.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-11-19
An Ordinance.
TRAAPS.

SECTION /. BE II ordained by the village sCoun.
c Of the Village Of Wellington, that all yagrants
commonly known trampH, who mny apply at
the Village jail, or at the residence OF any citizen
or other place In the corporation for food lodging,
clothing or other aid having no visible means Of
support, shall be furnished with board and lodging
nj the expense Of the Village, in the Jail Of said
corporation, on condition that such yAgrants %
trainps pay for the same by manual labor, TO be
bestowed from day 10 day ON the public streets or
other public works Of the corporation under the
direction Of the Street Commissioner,
corporntion whose duty II shall be to see that all
such labor il faithfully and properly performed
SECTION III. In case any such yHgrant or tramp
shall refuse TO work for board aud lodging, as
afOrcsaid and shall be found lettering about the
Village begging from resident citizens, IL shall be
the duty Of the Mar,hHll to cause the arrest and
prosecution Of such vagrants or tramps, ~ a COM
mon yagrant, aud ON conviction thereof, such yag-
rant or tramp, rhgll be fined In any sum not
exceeding hity dollars Ur be imprisoned aud kept
at hard labor In the WOrkhOuse or both at the
discretion Of the Court, such imprisonment for the
let Otcnte not to exceed 30 days, for end oacnse
81 days for 3rd Oiense ELK months, 9TH olense and
each Subsequent one, one year.
SECTION H. The Street Commissioner or
other officer having them In charge, shall make
all necessary provisions. for boarding aud lodging
the same, and at the close Of each month the
Street Commissioner shall report In detail TO the
Council all EXPENSES incurred by him Ia the dis
charge Of his duties, under the provisions OF this
Ordinance, which expenses, ON approval, shall be
paid by the Village from such funds Us the VIII
| lage Council may direct.
seCTiOS w. This ordinance shall take effect
and be IN iorce, from und after It's passage ANA
legal publication.
Parsed Nov. 10th, 1891.
W. H. wEAS, Mayor.
H. ~ GOODWIN, Clerk. i6t3.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-11-19
DISEASE GERMS.
Tho Astonishing Invention OF n PhiladcI-
phia Doctor.


phia Doctor.
Philadelphia Record.l
II requires a first-class microscope to
find bacteria-and, dissenting scientists
claim, n frst-class imagination also.
Bacteria are alleged TO be germs Of dis
ease, and the German doctor who discov-
cred them has been hailed as one Of the
greatest benefactors Of mankind Of this
generation. A Philadelphia doctor now
claims that he has invented trap in which
he can capture these infinitesimal germs
as flies are caught in a fly-trap. This Gu
rious contrivance is the invention of DR..
W. II. Webb, of North Sixteenth street,
who has upon many occasions in tho
dead hours of the night tested II in the
streets, and has captured enough OF these
deadly germs to show that we breathe
anything but healthy atmosphere. He
recently obtained permission from tho
Mayor 10 set his trap in the gallery Of n
crowded hall, and the result was appalling.
He declines TO explain the details Of his
invention in advance Of the publication Of
an article upon the subject, which he Is
writing for medical Journal. As soon rs
this appears he purposes to send specimen
traps TO prominent European and Ameri-
can scientists, 80 that the value OF his dis-
covery may be fully tested.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-11-19
BATHING.
How the Aged and Feeble May Conquer
the Enemy.
Herald of Health

How the Aged and Feeble May Conquer
the Enemy.
Herald OF Health.
The aged, the feeble invalids, who shrink
from cold, the weak hearted, whose fingers
get cold and bloodless after a cold bath
all these con conquer the enemy by bit Of
strategy. Have basin OF hot water as
well as one OF cold. Wash oil over with
the hot water, as hot as you can well bear
IL. Then, with the whole body in glow, q
quick dash OF or plunge into tho cold water
will be delightful. Don't prolong IL, but
keep up the reaction which sets In lmmedi-
ately by vigorous rubbing from h cad 10
foot with big rough towel IL is not bad
to finish with flesh h-brush. There are
very few persons who can not take such q
bath with pleasure as well as profit. One
does not need the Atlantic Ocean or even q
river 10 get the benefit Of a bath. A wash
basin, broad fat pan to stand In and two
cans or jugs OF water, hot and cold, will
answer every purpose. The effect OF the
hot water followed by cold is very curious.
have the pleasure OF knowing lady who
found Il 80 good for her own ailments that
she tried 1t on her plants. A fading fern
revived at once TO vigorous life. Try IL for
rheumatism and neuralgia. Try II for any
maladles you may have. 1t is good for q
local application but general treatment
Is best In all cases II you can compass It.
Make the whole body more alive, and
every part will feel the benefit besides,
life flows where It is most needed. A good
inyigorating bath removes local conges-
tions, and distributes as well as increases
the forces Of health. It