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Mrs. I. V. WEBER. of Yorkshire, Cattarauous
Co., ". Y, writes: wish 10 say few words
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Mrs MELISSA ATwATER of Steuben JVdshfnc-
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Thoroughly cleanse the blood,
which is the fountain of health, by
using DR.. PIERCE's GOLDEN MED
IcAL DISCOVERY, and good diges-
ton, fair skin, buoyant spirits, and
bodily health and vigor will be
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GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
cures all humors, from q common
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an and God
dMcato than sdtrnun
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poisons are, by its use, robbed of
their terrors. Especially has it
manifested its potency in curing
letter, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrofulous
Sores and Swellings, Hip-joint Dis
ease, White Swellings." Goitre,
or Thick Neck, and Enlarged
Glands.
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/ ShLT-RHEUM
| and
] RHEBHATIsH.

- Golden Medical Discovery An elderly lady
relative of had sufferer from sa-rhem for
hwards OF forty years The disease distressing
nands causing the skin to crack the
a. tne JOINTS and between the fingers She obliged protect
ne raw places by of adhesive plaster
and during the winter months had to have
health was badly affected paving the other
oatarrh rheumatism
N addlon TO the saltrheum She had faithfully
the most coendabe all the
by ner physicians but without obtaining relief
began treating herself by drinking bloodpurf-
ing roots and herbs She
peo no peneh Finally about ten CHANGED
He I O ferce small pamphlets setting forth the
Golden Medical Discovery and other medicines The
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f fs p h d NoEM4N ESQ., Of Anon 9eorga
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peared first in her feet extended to the knees covering the
whole of the lower limbs from feet to then attacked
elbows and became PROSTATE her After being
treated by several physicians
the of the medicine named above She
and well and hearty Mrs Poole thinks medicine
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Mr. T. A AYREs of East Nep Market, Dorchester Co., Nd,
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Skin Disease.-The Democrat and News
of Cdmbridgc, Mainland, says: Mrs. Eliza
idnsburg, Dorchester Co., Nd, has been curec
of a bad case of Eczema by using DR.. Piercei
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COLUMBUS, ONO, Aug. 18th. 1887.
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AsSOCIA
TON, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y:
Genttemefs-For several years have felt It
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| 4 Bad ULCER.


IL
Goitre, or Thick NeekJULIA P BEcKwTTK Of 4o2 Vest
Street, ~ After Golden
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ISAAC E. Downs, ESQ. of Spring VALLEY,
RockiGrd Co., n. Y, writes: THE Golden
Medical Discovery has cured my daughter
of a very bad ulcer. Three bottles healed
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INDIGESTION,
BelLs,
BLoTeHES.

began to feel like a new ms
Pleasant Purgative Pellets
sick headache, or tightness
mouth, that l have ever uset
floor when she began to Ia
Now she can walk quite a Lit
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s. FOR TIL BLOOD IS TIL LIFE

much medicine
them"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09
The oorn-crop

Tho Importance OF the corn crop In it8
effect upon tho prosperity OF tho country g
often lost sight OF in considering the value OF
our wheat crop. The fact Is, says New
York paper, that the latter cuts but a small
figure as compared with the former. The
relative value of corn or wheat per bushel IL
now about so 20 80 cents Tho what
yield this year may be roughly estl-
mated at 42O. 900 900 bushels, worth. saw
$31SO0O,OOO. Tho yield OF corn will prob
ably approximate ZOO, 600. 900 bushels, worth,
relative Importance OF the two crops. Again,
it should be remembered that the average
yield OF corn pcr acre is from twenty two to
twenty live bushels, while wheat averages
have been ruling recently the value of corn
per acre will average about Si2 while wheat
viii barely average $il per acre.
Corn is therefore by far q moro important
crop than wheat, and tho excellent prospect
OF a big corn crop this year s one OF the most
favorable features of the crop situation. Dur
ing tho past weok there has been the same
favorable conditions affecting corn that have
been noticed for several weeks The Cincin-
natl Irice Current says:
with suillcioncy Of moisture and season.
able conditions otherwise for n few weeks,
the crop may be confidently expected to equal
the production In 1885 or to exceed it; I'm that
year the area was about $500. 600 acres less
than planted this season. according 70 indi-
cation of official estimates, and yielded an
average of 26iG bushels per acre for the en-
tire country. This seasons gain in area,
compared with 1875, is greater in the South
than In the Western group Of corn-raising
States-the latter representing about 100000
acres, or about u per cent, and the former
l,6OO, 90 acres, or ~ per cent The present
outlook appears 10 be for crop OF about
l,9O0,0O0 600 bushels, ON continuance OF favor
able conditions
Taking tho area OF tho corn crop har-
vested In iSSj,an application OF tho estimates
OF tho different States as reported by tho
Department OF Agriculture I'm July 1887, re-
suited In about 11NS5, 900 acres, Rs represent
ing last year planting. Tho returns OF area
harvested aro stated as ~, 392 T20 acres or
5,b02, 600 acres less than were planted. Ap-
plying the estimates OF this years planting
Go harvested area IN 1887. tho indicated
planting this season Is 40, 430, 600 acres, a gain
Of 3,035, COO acres compared with last years
crop harvested, but "A decrease OF 2,b55,OOO
acres compared with last years planting
With Wow OF showing the indicated area
OF corn planted and harvested last year,
compared with this years estimated plant
ing, Ia leading States aud for other portions
of the country, the Price Current submits
the following compilation:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09
NEwsY NOTES.
CALronN1A has 5. .OOO. .OOO sheep.

CALIFORNIA ms 2, OOU,OOU Sheep.
GOLD IS discovered at Ishpeming, Mich.
CHOLERA is epidemic at Hong Kong,
Chino.
SIX Kentucky counties arc without
churches.
THE shad-hy plague in Chicago Is becom-
Ing uncomfortable.
BUENos AYREs is shipping wheat TO the
north Of Scotland.
THERE are 800 men engaged in hunting for
diamonds In Australia
THE annual consuption OF coffee is $50, 900
tons throughout the world.
THE Egyptian Government expended $780,
600 boring for oil and got none.
DELAWARE has this year the largest peach
crop ever grown I'm It's history.
NEW YORK CRY real estate Is increasing
az the rate Of 81 1000 a week
THE Florida orange crop is expected 70
reach 3,OOO,OOO boxes this season.
THE deficit in the Postofflce Department
this year viii be- only about g. O0O.0J0.
IT cost the Emperor Of Austria 5000. 900 TO
entertain the Car Of Russia for three days
A REJECTED colored lover tore out tho eyes
Of Sallie Miller, cOlored, at Jacksonville, Fla
Connecticut Is officially reported 70 have
55l9 pensioners who receive Sa2 7g7 each
year.
Two counterfoiters we're recently arrested
IN Pittsbmg with $4,000 in spurious green
backs
LAR0E numbers Of cattle are being shipped
from the Sandwich Islands 30 tho United
States
GREECE has had such hot weather thar the
currant crop has been damaged twenty five
per cent.
FIsH-sALT, which Is suro death 90 sheep. is
being put out on their ranges by Montana
cattle men.
IHE amount necessary for maintaining tho
San Francisco school department for next
year is placed at 500. 600.
There are thirty tunnels Of more than
1000 yardsin England tho longest boiug that
Of tho Severn, 1854 yards
THE consumption Of water in New York
city on n hot day Is about 100000 gallons
more than in average weather.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09
IN DREAM.

The old farmhouse, see it again:
In its low, dark caves. the twittering wren
Is Rested as long ago:
And breathe once more the south wind,
balm,
And sit and watch, in the twilights calm,
That bat AZ 20 ana fro.
The white cows lie at the pasture bars.
AID the dairy, cool, with its tins aud jars,
Is stored with curds and cream:
There's somebody putting the things to right,
And through tho window see the light
Eromthe tallow candle CLEAN.
The garden is rich with its old-time bloom,
And catch, In fancy, The faint perfume
OF blossoms dank with dew;
And over ii all is the starlit dome.
And round about it. the peace OF home
How it all comes back to viewi
The night wind stirs in elm and oak,
And up from the pond comes the ureezy
croak
OF the bull frogs rich bassoon;
And ! catch the CLEAN, as over the brink
There peeps with tremulous. shivering
blink,
The rim of a crescent moon.
Atall comes back from the dusk OF time,
with the mournful cadence and swell OF
rhyme
That Is half remembered, still
Like measure from some forgotten strain.
That hauntingly comes and fees again,
And under duty, twilight sky,
IT. mingling, floats with the plaintive cry
or the desolate whippoorwin.
-Hottts w. Field, IN Detroit Free Press
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09
Recipes.

Princess POTATOES. Form cold
mashed potatoes into balls, brush them
with melted butter, then with beaten
egg, and place them in n baking pan.
Bake in very hot oven until golden
brown.
CHCKEN PK.-Joint and boil until
nearly done, and season with salt and
pepper make a dough with flour, baking
powder aud butter as II for biscuit, roll
out about an inch thick, cut into sauares
two inches in size, and drop them into
the pot while boiling, keeping the not
covered until done, which will be in
twenty or thirty minutes, keep a kettle
Of boiling water to pour some in as the
water boils away.
S2uAsn. Summer squashes arc good
only when young, fresh and tender.
Wash and cut into quarters or small
pieces. Tho skins aud seeds need not
be removed. Cook in boiling, salted
water twenty minutes, or until tender.
Place the squash in n straincr cloth and
mash until smooth; then squeeze the
cloth until the squash D. dry. Add a little
cream or butter, salt and pepper and heat
again before serving.
RHuBARE JAN. Cut the Rhubarb into
pieces about an inch long mot peeled
put thrcc-quartors Of a pound Of powdered
sugar 20 every pound Of rhubarb and
leayc till morning. pour the syrup from
1t and boil tin il thickens, then add The
rhubarb and boil gently n quarter Of an
hour, tie down with tissue paper dipped
in white Of egg. lt will keep good for
n year and is excellent II the flavor Of
ginger is liked, you can boil some ginger
root in q muslin bag along with The
aYrun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09
KecnIne swcct CORN.

This easy way of keeping sweet corn,
recommended 10y the New orl 7fi une.
can be readily tried: When tho corn is
not too old cut il from the cob aud put
into stone jar with one-eighth measure
oil salt, or more--it cannot be made too
salt. Cover and weigh. Ii must always
be covered with brine. But lady found
that even her COW wouldn't eat corn thus
treated. But later she learned that after
being drained out of the brine it must
be put at once into plenty of boiling
water, boiled ten minutes, then drained
and put into fresh water for short
time, repeating this the third time,
when II is excellent seasoned with but
ter, pepper and milk or cream, with a
spoonful of sugar to each quart of corn.
Just scald this and then serve.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09
Q, 500 7s, ,392, 72O as, ,48O, 400
INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

ELECTRICIANS are everywhero over
crowded.
THERE arc now nearly 10. 900, 900 organized
wage workers in the land.
IN Philadelphia 43l0 houses were built.
against 1910 last year TO this date.
THE telegraph operators are preparing 10
form another national organization.
AMOS J. CUMMINGS is talked Of as n Labor
candidate for Mayor OF New York.
Az immense car factory TO employ $500
men Is 70 be built at Duluth, Mich.
OVER SG5OO has been contributed TO the
Knight Of Labor Educational Fund.
A CONVENTION OF journeymen type found
ers was recently held in Philadelphia.
THREE new blast furnaces TO cost 500, ,0Oo
are TO be erected at Birmingham, Ala.
BRoOKLYN labor unions will carry only
American flags In their Labor Day pro
ccssion.
started nt Harrisburg, Oregon, by the
knights Of labor
TENS Of thousands OF laborers in tho New
England and Middle States are paid one dol
lar day and less
THERE is a heavy demand for machinery,
boilers, engines, tools electrical appliances,
and builders materials in all centeTs
THERE arc 673 rules necessary for train
mems gGidnnce under tho new system Of the
Old Colony Railroad i'm Massachusetts,.
Az order has been received at q saw works
in Beaver Fal a, Penn, Tor large planor-
tOothed circular saws for Burmah, India.
a MACHINE has just been completed that
will reyolutiOnize the cooper trade With 10
three men will be able TO make coo barrels a
day.
CANADtAv cigar-makers average four dol
lars per week They are required 70 pay for
gas out Of that sum, whether they use 10 OF
not
THr KNIGHTS Of Troy n. ". purchased
the State Armory in 1883. but have had %
let it drop through because Of lack Of funds
b. pay for Che structure
THE capacity Of n locomotive is seldom
rated by Tho hors power. hut rather By tho
number Of pounds or tons load 70 will haul at
"a given speed on n level or on n given grade.
A MANUAL training school ~ Cleveland.
Ohio. has l2l pupils who are taught in car
peutrY turning, pattern making and forg-
ing. There are about twenty such schools In
tho country
THE steam engine is at last 10 have com
p9titOr iu the petroleum engine now in uuife
general uss in England, where 10 IA giving
general satisinction, even with cheap coal 70
competo with
MicmgAy lumbermon have Just made
purchase ~ 4G, 600 trees. each over two feet
40 tho stump. in North Carol ma nearly oil
white wool 10 will be- rate 90 Chattanoosa.
Tenn, and cut up, 5000 feet a day
ONE-uALT Of tho brass workers Of New
York city are ont Of work because OF p dul
ness in trade The finest brass nnlshings in
The world are made in that city and exported
b. England anil other European countries
BOSTON concerns are moving 10 Ohio;
Indiana cor -erns % Sc Louis. Western CON
Germs 20 the South, and n few Southern con
Germs 20 the North. ln most Gases the cause
ri these removals viii De found to be- the
cheaper fuels available IN Tho newly chosen
localities
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Eastern and Mida,o s,.,..


GOVERNOR Hut has commuted the sen
tence OF tho Italian woman, Chiara Cigna-
rale, who was 10 have been hung I'm New
life.
CHmF ENGINEER A. ]. KENYON, OF the
United States Navy, has died at oSwego, N.
", OF heart disease.
A DISEASE OF the bowels prevails I'm a vir-
ulent form among the farmers in a largo
section OF Southern Ohio. Tho indication Is
drowsinesS, preceding the fatal attack several
days IL prevails ON farms almost ex-
REPORTS from New Bedford, Mass, OF late
date, were to the effect that General Sherio
dan was steadily improving.
CHARLES CUMMINGS, second steward OF the
Brighton Hotel, at Atlantic City, N j., and
Henry Boyd, am employe OF the hotel, got
beyond their depth while bathing and were
drowned
hartley CAMPBELL, the actor and play.
wright, has died at the State homeopathic
Asylum for the Insane in Middletown, N "
lie was admitted 10 the asylum November
80 1884
CATHARINE Gafiney, who Is one OF the
three heirs To n fortune OF about $3.50 600 left
10y her brother, Patrick II. Gnffney, has been
FOUND I'm the almshouse ON Blackwells ISL
and, New York.
THE New Jersey Court of Errors and ap-
peals has sustained I'm recent test case tho
eonstitutionalitY of the High License County
Option law.
CHRISTOPHER MEYER, the New York
millionaire manufactures and railway
magnate, died suddenly at his Fifth avenue
home.
THE six thousand river miners who have
been at work near Pittsburgh since January
/, and have mined over 30, 900, ,0OJ bushels OF
coal, have begun a strike against reduction
IN wages from three cents per bushel TO two
and half cents.
COAL TRAIN ENGINE exploded at Scran-
ton, Penn, and the engineer, Irwin Stern,
and the fireman, Oscar Kriedler, were killed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09
lunch Dishes.

Lunches are less formal gatherings
than parties, receptions, and the like.
says a lady correspondent of the Prairie
FdrmeT, and the refreshments are usual
ly much simpler. Being generally given
in the middle Of the day when the ma.
jority of the gentlemen are engaged in
business, ladies constitute the principal
attendants. Hats are worn or not as
preferred. Some only serve chocolate
or coffee with waters, oat meal or other
thin crackers, either with or without
cakes and ice cream. A little more
elaborate lunch includes with coffee and
chocolate, thin sandwiches, or thin slices
of bread and butter, sliced chicken.
boned turkey, or some other nice cold
meat, aud some kind of salad, as shrimp.
lobster or chicken salad After the
plates are removed, if in the berry sea.
son, ice cream and cake with berries are
served. No doubt in other localities
different customs prevail, but the idea Of
the lunch is not so much TO bring friends
together for the display of tooihsomc
dishes, as for the Interchange Of friendly
greetings and the renewal of pleasant
friendships.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09
Washington.

DURING the first six months Of tho present
year 5!6,2ll immigrants arrived at the ports
Of the United States from the principal for.
eign countries, except the Dominion ~ Cana
da and Mexico. ia the same period last year
the arrivals numbered 28G4j0
EX6PEAKER SAMUEL j. RANDALL has
- Tar recovered from his recent illness that
be has been removed ~ Wayne Station, noar
Philadelphia, where ho will pass the period
Of his cOnvalesceuce.
THE first certificate of election % tho Fifty
first Congress has just been received by Gen
eral Clark, Clerk Of the House 10 certified
that Bnger Hermann, Of Oregon, had been
elected 30 the House Of Representative bv n
vote OF 3}, $50, over John NJ. Gearin. who re-
csiyed 2j.fl8 Tho certificate Is handsomely
ouer0ssed upon shoopskin.
TnE President returned n Washington
from bis fishing inunt of tho coast OF Firo
Island, and had an interview with Chief
Justice Fuller.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09

JULES BoUcHgR, an official In the Quebec
tCanadal City Government, tied his wife's
thumbs together and hung her TO hooks i'm
a closet Ihen he iloggcd her terribly.
Next day she committed suicide
MIR JAMESON. tho naturalist. writes
from kasongo. Africa, on tho Congo River,
that he Is making preparations TO leave with
Major Barttelot, Tippu 1ib, aud 900 men 60
search for Henry NJ. Stanley.
DUNNO the celebration in Munich of the
Tooth anniversary of tho birth OF Ludwig
l., OF Bavaria, frightened elephants rushed
among the spectators and killed twenty per-
sons
JouN HA00ERr has been appointed Pay
master General OF Canada, and the Hon
Edgar Demdney Minister of the Interior
and Superintendent General of Indian
Affairs
GARRErr Roach, aged dfty, his only son
and nephew were drowned whilo sailing at
Halifax, Nova Scotia, thor boat having been
capsized in a slualL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09

The time Of thinking has been esti.
mated. with some interesting results
10 takes about no.tenth second 10 see "a
color, one. seventh second 90 zee 20 word
10 takes longer TO see some letters and
words than othors a word can be named
in one-ninth second, whereas onc. c.third
second is needed 20 name n color It
takes about two.ffths second TO call to
mind the county in which q well-known
town IS situated onc-haif second TO say
which o. two eminent mon is thought
20 De the greater Those used 90 reck
Oning can add two 70 three in less time
than others those familiar with liicra-
turc can remember more quickly than
others that Shakespeare wrote NIlam-
lct"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-08-09

The mother Of Alphonso and Louis siau-
zade, aged respectively eight and six years,
residing in Paris. France, was awakened on
Monday morning by screams in the bedroom
OF the children
Hastening thIthor she found Louis lying in
bed with "a deep aud fatal cash in his stom-
aCh. She called for assistance but before
her neighbora bad arrived Aiphonse had cut
dying soon aftorward
Alphouee hated his brother, and had on
two previous occasions tried 70 kili him.
once by driving a nail into his head with D
hammer he had stolen the razor from a
shop sharpeued 10 before going 60 bed on the
previous evening. and took t % bed with
him