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A LndN's Opinion.

Mrs. Geo. Gilbert, Bryan, Ohio, writes.
DIR. 5. B. HARTMAN * Co, Columbus.
Ohio: commenced on the fifth bottle of
your PERCNA this morning, and should
just rs soon think of doing without my
meals as without my medicine. /
have been doctoring Tor about four
years, and kept getting worse all the
time and was just giving up in despair
when got one of your books, "The Ills
Of Life" j was i'm bed at the time. l
read and rc-rcad your book and felt like
trying your medicine. My folks thought
there was no use in trying anything more.
l was too far gone, and might as well
make up my mind Co die. | told them
fERUNA was the medicine | needed, and
intended totry bottle. IL proved n sue
cess in breaking the chills, and IL il had
not done one thing more, would have
been satisfied. But il has done more, and
i feel like another person. Everybody
that secs me is surprised 20 see me looking
60 WELL as they all thought l was diving
with consumption, and now my own folks
have rs much 20 say for the PERUNA as
!. l recommend il 20 everybody / see.
There were two Of our neighbors in yes
tcrday inquiTing about the PERUNA. /
gave the one my book 10 read; told her
TO bring IT back, a. ] priced IL very high
~. The other got the name of the Pr
RUEA 10 send TO his son in Chicago. He
Is telegraph operator My disease IL
something similar TO Mrs Milo Ingram's
though nothing compared to being so bad /.
There was lump raised on my collar
bone, and 1t was n long time before il
looked like opening. The doctor said he
would have TO lance il in few days, but
thought ] would attend 10 that myself
SO / put little ny blister on it and it
opened; then put poulicc on and then
salvc, and kept the salvc on all the time.
1t got so bad aud spread upon my left
shoulder and one place under my left
breast. Then there were two places on
my head, one near the temple and one
back OF my ear that was Just dreadful
No tongue can tell what / suffered. My
head iclt so STRANGE Nomctimcs. / thought
I was going crazy. Since ] have used
the PERUNA q don't use the salve any
more) my sores healed up right away.
md oh, what relief it is 70 get around
without chilling and having 10 suffer with
my sores. ] feel like letting everybody
llow all about It,"
John Ferguson, Galitzin, Pa, writes:
90 oar PERUNA is a good medicine, and
we sell lots Of il. win you please send
aus some more Ills Of Lie with a few
German"
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refused In 10 this uNiii my lrwver told
them that 10 was NV wish. l appealed
the case 20 our c,Iit OF appeals. and It
was loObied through IL by Reeves and
DECIDED against mo. But my counsel
says the court dod ged the constitutional
issue, thinking tho case would stop here.
But / have taken the case mp To- the Su.
preme Court OF tho United States and will
fight u cut in that line. These are the
facts in the case. ann e~peclmUy yours.
+. MORTIMER DENT
U. = M. r. Hamilton, ct Warrington.
Marion County, W. Va, was examined
before the board in 1851 they refused 90
recognize his diplonN. from the Amari-
can Medical College. OF ~. Louis. !
D"roe from REP ort OF the secretary of ,he
board tor 1874, tibet DR.. A. T.. Calvert, ot
81. George. Tucker County. who graiu-
Hted In the PhySio- NJ ed.Cal COLLEGE, uf
Indiana, was examined bV the board al
though they registered his diploma aui
marked examined H. brackets. Hastily.
+. NJ. d.
1t will Toe seen from tue postscript that
the American Medical College, OF ~.
Louis,'f winch Or. George Pitzer is ..s.u
has not yet been taken into the allopath
ic fold in West Virginia. OF course il
would be impolitic to revoke any moro
diplomas OF its graduates with view TO
securing alopathic recognition. While
this political Iard only gives quasi
recognition To the Phys!o-Mcdical Cots
lege. of Indiana yet 1t Is pleasing to learn
that graduates OF this college are OF a cali
ibro tn It enables them to pass any oxam-
matiou and by any boaTd.-H edth and
Home.
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SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

The Entertainment given by the pupils
OF our public school in Court House Hall
on Tuesday evening was about up TO the
average OF such exhibitions. Very little
time was employed ia preparing Tor the
occasion, vet ia most cases the performers
did their parts we'll. The Rotations
were well rendered. and the dialogues
were moderately well performed. The
Hall was crowded to its utmost capacity
by our citizens who always take deep
interest in anything connected with the
schools.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-27
THE ALBRIGHT ARREST.

On Thursday of last week Detective
Hageerty arrested Michael Albright, OF
Portland district. on charge OF envad-
ing the revenue laws 1t appears that
two persons took dinner IT Mr.. Albrights
u couple of years ago. and when they
were ready to depart they asked the old
gentleman ifhe would sell them pint Of
whiskey. lie told them he would give
them pint and filled bottle fLr them
whereuPon they offered to pay for the
whiskey. but he refused TO take thelr
money. They left a half dollar lying OH
the table and went away. Soon after this
occurred Mr.. Albright was arrested and
tried in the Circuit Court here, but was
released. 1t seems that the matter has
lately been revived. We believe Mr..
Albright - innocent. and ;he people OF
this county Reuer lily believe that his ar
reht is an uncallod fnr action on the part
of Detective Haggsrty, who 1t appears, IL
AN inyeterate blow pipe, destitute Of even
a limited supply Of common gumption.
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FoR SALE CHEAP

A lot OF one and two-horse plows
which we will sell al cost to close. We
are also prepared to furnish Corn. Oats
and Hay in small quantities or by Car
Load at current prices. 4 large stock OF
Flour, Fish, Salt, Furniture, stoves and
General Merchandise at lowest prices f,r
cash or saiable produce.
ALLEN a Co.,
Newburg, W. Va. March 18th.
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LEGAL ADS.
LOsrKEDORD NOrICE

Circuit C.nrt of Pses,os coul,Y, Dc
embsr > 1SSt
10. J. Mckinney )Ol petition
uudrr CHAP
Luke NJ v, k nnry's heirs J Ter l;5. Of
the acts of 1871. William G. Wu-l,v. q
Commissioners ,pphiu'ed under sad Act.
THIS day made hic tual report ber,iu, aud
Nhereupon. o. motion OF the petitioner bY
his counsel IL Is ordered thai sand rep ut
oe niru, M that notice be published la
The West NiIg'ua Argus ami the Prvstou
C"n'y Jnurual, once a week tor twelve
successive weeks, 81 The Eaug Il said o.
port, and rtqliritE al ptISlus Interested
.'rtcn Ga appear b, tore this Cont On the
4 n day nj tne IA, Xt tcim aud dO what may
ot Necessary To protect their interests pro
v'ded however, that such notice may cnu
list at 9 ~ or tuis order, published as
etnus"id. cory tr.lH the II coId
. IL I,s' SNuH GRAMS Clerk.
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DIR. DENTS CASE.

DR.. r. NJ. Dent, who il coutesting tho
conshtu'ionahty Of the medical law Of
West Virginia. sends rs the following
letter, which We take pleasure in pub,
fishing, az the doctor has been persecut,
ed with a malicious spirit ~ vindictive-
ness that could only emanate from such
an ignorant mogal AZ James T.. Reeves,
secretary Of the West Virginia State
Board Of Health:
NgwBURo WEST vfRoINrA.
FeJruaj8f9 9, 1880
WIN III HALE, ". D;
DEAR SIR Yours Of the jth 3 st. to-
hand and contents noted. WAS clerl;
in my fathers drug store about e'Rht
veai o., studied medicine under him and
assisted him ip the practice and did y
great deal Of Office practice in his a'sence
! instriculatod in college Of Physiciaus
and Surgeons. 10 Baltimore, in OutOber,
1873 and attended = five months course.
Returning home iu March. found my
father in the midst Of An extended opi-
demic Of scaTlatina, i entered into the
practice Immediately. doing great deal
~ night riding, meeting With every kind
Of 81 posture aud loss or rest incident Co a
large practice in n mountainous country.
y
and for Two years I was unable ic attend
10 Office practice. and since that time i
have, most Of the time. been an invalid,
not sttemptinZ to 30 anything but office
and town practice. In 1881 when the
board Of health met at Grafton. thirteen
miles west oi u.s. L wsg confined tO my
he'd, not able To- 70 before tho board
That was. I believe, june OF July, 1881
When able afterwards ] won't West tO
kansJs and .dissoun aud C1nsulte q
Cumber OF prominent physicians boo Gin
cinnaG and 81. louis Boa regard Co my
heslth--eX 6ctiuR 90 continue nav jour
ney to Atlant4 Georgia, sud ,ake n sec
Ond course. But the physicians with
whom ! Consr tied advised mo not to- 30
South but stay Zoo the West. ss I was inn
proving considerably. I returned t1
Cincinnad aud matriou latei go tho Amer
lean Eclectic College in September, and
reinaincd five months graduating ro-
forwarded my diploma Co the district
board for registration. Ator retaining DO
Ter two months. to- my utter surprise. they
returned 10 saving that DO was a Iisreput-
able college J wrote Immediately t1 The
dean and be sent mo the charter of the
college. I consulted legal advice and
they told me tho law was uuc0usfitutiOn-
AL and advised m tO attend t0 what prao
iice ] COu'd ~ Il was not !u condition %
enter tine practice outside of my OH ~
and have never been able O. ride h1rse-
back a physician az this place had me
indie ted, hut they could find mo- Jury bnt
what would clear me-. After deviliuH mo
tor some time my lawyer sdvis ed mo to
81 before the couri a1fI a~k thoiu tO aus
Hin an tndictmcu, 'g ius mc. 1hrjury
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-27
LOST RECORD NOIICE-

Circui, Cur, ut P-cs,on county, Deg
emhcr Pad, 1854
Wuliam shay, by his next friend.
Bcoj milo SHAW, } Ga peu,ior nm
VS e Ntr Oman In e
Alexander Shaw's heirs } the Acts of 1871
William G.. Worlry "A Commissioner sp-
poin'ed under said Act, this dry IN All, his
hnal report herein, aud vher-upon, ON mo
unn W tbs petitioner BY bis counsel. 10 Is
ordered that said report Doe t,ed. en- that
a 'uCc be- published IN Tine West Virgin.
R Argus, and The Pr'ston 9 ,uuty journal.
once week for twelve .ucc ssiv, weeks.
OF he ding az sail report and t,quuiug
All persons intcreste' IN rein a. appear be
tore this G urt ON the 4 IA DAY of ia, next
term. aud do what may hc necessary 10
protect their interests. provided however.
that such notice m.y consist ut copy Of
This order prhiiclsd as Aforesaid. A copy
from the record
! Q l2t Test; SMITH CpANu, Clerk.
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BAD SITUATION.

The Weston Democrat contains the fol-
lowing, Hon. W. -. Arnold arose In
court on Friday morning and moved tho
court to discharge AL the jurors and wits
nesses, aud continue all suits requiring
juries and Witnesses. SO as to allow the
farmers TO retlrn TO their homes without
delay, in order that they might provide
feed for their families aud STOCK. The
scarcity OF feed for both people and stock
in the country, at this time, owing to the
severe.drouth OF last summer, and the
unusual severity Of tho present winter,
shows that justice and humani required
that the IN 'tion shoald proYMl. 7 ne mo.
tiou offered by Mr.. Arnold WAS fully
concurr,d la by Mr.. J. NJ. Bennett, who
urged its adoption. The court. upon
consideration of the matter, aud upon
consultation with the bar, decided that
all Witnesses aud jurors, except those in
the case then being tried should 10 at
liberty to return 10 their homes.
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a FRAlL ATTEMPT TO ANS
WEIR TIE INDOMITABL2
BILL.
BUSTER SHOWS CHE WHITE
FEATHER IN REFUSING TO
ACCEPT BILLS CHAL-
LENGE
CAN'T RECALL THE BIG
WORDS HE LEARNND AT
SCHOOL,.

H. HtlHal H.lH,l 10
10 ] Ho was Almost iIckied 10
death when read Bill Nyes let
ter, | didn't think l could raIae
such a brsez, with m3 FIRST com
municatjon to the newspapers. II
/ could Just remember them b.g
words learned when was going
TO school | could Taiss the fur on
Old "Bih's' woody back every time.
II had dictionary or spel!lug
book | would crowd i.w big words
Ia II they dld't Ct. | know "B II" 10
d mighty smart maui tor / used to
take his par Ell. the Boomerang,
before he busted. didn't have any
idea that be would take auy notice
o! oIod hopper HE me. He must
tllnk I'm pretty smart for new
beginner, | am, too, BIZ IL a
regular encyclopedia, OF the hlssiug
gaIder tribe, and the way he de-
Lvers his egyrlo on ms is enough
TO make me lee bigger than Ae IL.
But am not. have learned, by
he road eide, that "BGI" IS troub-
led with lIPpItuds. AMI thaps The
reason Do can I see any farther tban
the end Of his plug nose. am
wiling to acknowledge that can /
cope with him when 1t comes 30
uslng dirty names. H lsaB accom-
pl'shed elanGerer, ani don't envy
hlm 3 bit. But what amuses me
uoost IL 10 ihluk that Z have made
him sckaog.edgs anJ recognize that
courtesy duo quotation marks.
have set that DOM - roy fret VIC
tory, and don't you tumb.e over in
tub OF mud aud forget it. Bill"
must thick sm some lool who ney er
got any book learning. but am a.
full Of book learning ~ he 10 u
rgotlsm and vile names. II get isir.
ly started oucs / will make bio wish
be was back 10 Wyoming, Ty. sd,-
ting bis old Boomerang paper, be-
Gauss every body IN Rowlesburg
says / am the best diseusoer 10 the
town on the county-ssst removal.
have f pretty good opinion Of my o.
ssii, aud il should take q foolish
notion TO accept Billie challenge
you can just set it down that will
make The HAIR fly 80 every direction
l am getting pretty we'll up in yssrs,
aud my senility rsvoits against such
sIandereus writing. Bill must not
think hard Of me when ( drop 10 a
big word GOV aud then, for got
them out Of lsst years. almaAc.
When ! get hold Of blk word /
freeze on to IL until I get bigger
one. Maybe Bill don't know that
this world is full Of big words2 /
DO. but I cant remember them.
expect TO be smart man some Of
tngse dave. That's The reason / sm
writing tbis ] want to give Bill
notice that he must not slender me
any more. II he does will call on
my vocabulary Of emery wo-ds and
/ 9.i) 70 axe him wish no BIZ lsn't.
BUsTER joins
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-27
SELECT SCHOOL.

The attention OF teachers aud others
desiring TO attend school during the cons
ing summer il directed To- the Kingwoo
Select school. Much pains viii. be taken
to render the school both pleasant and
Instructive. And any branch from the
lower English To tho Classics will be
taught Term viii begin FIRST Monday
in May and continue ton weeks Board
ing can be had at ten to twelve dollars
per month, Tuitios $3.50 too 90 for tho
term. Tor particulars call on or write
Prof. NJ. f. PELL, Kingwood, or Prof. \.
ID. ADAMS, Morgsntswn. 70 % At.
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LOST LECoRD NOTICE

Circuit Court of Preston County, De
cemher 3, 1854
Nm * tTnCr } On apctitioN mn
W. Ger chapter i95 Z
Jos, Browns heirs ct al } the acts of 1871
W'li9m G, Worlsy,a Commissioner an
pointed under spid Ac', this da, made his
dual report herriu Wher,upou, On mo
ton Of The petitioner bv his counsel, IL h.
ordered that said report be- i',d. aud that "A
notice he published iu The WyRt Virginia
Argus aud Preston County journal. once "A
week, for twelve successive wC, ks, Of tho
hIug ct sand report, aud requiring an ar
SOMA interested therein. 80 sppotr ecf re-
this court ON the ( n day ~ the mex term.
and DO what may bee necessary 60 pro,t G.,
their interests Provided however that
such notice may consist of a copy Of this
order published as nforesaid, A copy
from the record.
10 l2 Test: SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
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LOST RECORD NnrlnE-

Circuit Court ot Preston County, De
c"mber 2ld, 1884
Augusten WJlt } On a petition. nm
vs.. der chapter 10 of
samuel Byrnes heirs } Ga, acts Of 1871
lWilliam G, Wprley,a Commissioner sp-
pointed under -t a Act. this DAY made bis
hnal r"pprt urrIL Wherein pom, Oh no
u'n of the petitioner 10y hi4 counsel n 10
ordered tns' -ud report he died, pud that
notice be pnhhsh, m Tnc West V tpinia
Argus SUD Preston County Jiurnal, once a
week, for tWeivs successive weeks. of the
ming OF sad report, and n q hiring all ger
sons m's'stcd therein, tn appear before
this cou'' OF the 4 h day at lac next term,
ana DO what NV be necessary TO protect
their interests. Provided however that
such NOTICE may clnsist of copy OF tn;t
ori"r. puhi4h,d Us ate tesab, A %
from IN" record.
y ut Test: SMITH CRANE ClrrR.
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The OH e. Of mis- eu., Is 10 subject The
lNnd ia the b,.l and prorerdi e. ~ nti ned
q" s-le, to SATISFY a.rt.'n ucplG yeuiDr,
liens msUti mes sud ae..ur-d i1 the bill
and proc ed'.g- - i.'a &. elise, ard 10 ap-
pesrng That iue defendant i5 not ,siltut
81 I'M. STATE. be- Be-, f.er tote. hereby &C.
q1'r'd 10 appeBf berr Rijhin one month
alter The ddo 0t the l..-t pubtcatIlr beYe-
OF snd de- Whist ~ nee sUy ~ prOt,c, bic
Interest herein Aud 90 10 ordered that the
foregoing be- iuDlshod u Tnz Wgsr vs..
ARsUs, weekly nswspspsr published 10
this county
A c1pv--T,sl; SHtTB CRANE. CleIk
PHlLsTu5 LIrsOJMB Any fur Pr.
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I(TNGWOOD NtARkgT-

litop'iied weekly 10y Hartley a. Wright. ]
Wheat Der la, 90
Corn per bu, Ks
Oats per hu, so
Potatoes per bu, 60
3 ppie- per bu 90
Butter der No. M2Oc.
Dogs per doz. -
Gouk Chickofs Der h.
Old Cbickous pcr ~
Live Turkeys per NJ.
Dressed Turkeys per NJ "a
Betrs per bu, GDm2 90
B"os WAX per b. 2OM25c.
6cnsCng per b, 80
ilour per I'D. Is OOmG %
Buckwl cat Flour por owt, 3 90
Country HrmS I2I
q" Sides ia
shoulders 10
IimoihY Seed o 2s
lover seed %
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LO,T RENOKn NOrlNE

Circuit Court Of Pnston C,uniy, Ds
cemher 1854
HP.Cr4sfyrl & aif) ora petition. m
W der chapter l1j. of
Sarah j. Dan g al. } toc nrJs 90 1871
Wilh,n G. w ,rlrv. A.C1mmissinner an
hointed u'id -r slii Act, thislday made lis
pnal rruor, herein. WH.rfup n. un mo
tlol q the petitioner hy hi- counsel. 10 i.
ordered thai said fuplu bc fled. and inst =
motto" be- Published D lue West Virginia
Argus sut PurtIu Comfy J iurual once o.
week, for tWs. W. susc,s.iy. weeks. OF the
Ming oi -ai r"p'rt, aud r Qulr.ns plt p,r
sOns interested inrr.iu. 20 appear I. tore
tnis corr on he 4 b day IF mo u,Nt term.
and do what may b1 u,C.e s-rV L. protect
'hcir intrr.-ts Provided bnneyer t.si
such NOTICE may clnr -t.ut.a c.py OF tn,s
ordtSN IA '.l-hrd as aforesaid, a py
from The rec rd.
10 To- T1: SMITH CRANg, Clerk
Los RECORD NOTICE
Circuit Count OF Preston County Decem.
bcr g. 1894.
John ii ii 'r:'nan } On p'ti,i r. uo-
y der cb.utrf In Of
VIM. " SCOTS heirs } the acts " 1871.
Wihrm q Wodcy.S & ,unfssion,r.sp
pointed uni.T sid A.. This day mad. hi-
huhl report herein Whrr upon. ou mo
uon ct fn" petitioner W biz counsel IL ie
ordered tnat said report b II rd. and that
motto, 70. pu0iished ~ tn West Virginia
Argus Preston County J,urunl once %
X, for twelve succes-iy4 gceks, OF the
ming o. ts.u f'p'r, and outing al per
s'ns iuicre-icG ihefcin. ~. nppe4r before
this court on ibe b dry OF iha next term.
400 40 "hlt - y De- n.c"HalY tO protect
thef int.rtArs RIsgideG r1vrvcr tnat
such notice may consist Cf - copy 1T his
order, pubii-ned a. aforesaid A COPY
from TIE record
19l2 Test: sMrrn CRANE. Clark.
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ADVERTISING RATES:

Transient advertisements will be in %
serted for ~ per inch for tirst inSe rtion
and my cents per inch for each addition
al insertion.
Personal communications inserted for
80 cents an inch.
Local notices cents per line.
Poetry cents per line.
Entered 1T Kingwood Post Office a.
sOcond- class mail matter,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

One dollar per year. invariably i'm adj
vance. One dollat and nifty cents per
yesr, when not paid I'm sdvance. These
terms will be strictly adheI ed ~ IL every
instance,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-07-16
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NORTH BOUND. 81, S.,



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Trains Nos. 50 and So. Pullman Palace Sleeping
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