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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28

a PORTRAIT of Ex- President Glove
land Is soon to be hung in the White
House. The picture will cost So, 600. and
will be paid for from money provided
py congress In the of icial estimates for
the executive branc h of the govern
ment This is the ftst time that such
an Item has been embodied in the
treasury estimates for the fiscal year.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28
TRANSFORM ALTON.

See the portly citizen
Coming down the street,
Prosperous. respectable,
Exquisitely neat.
See his smiling countenance,
Philantbropic, bland.
Note his pleasant. well bred air,
Easy, graceful, grand.
See his shining beaver hat,
See his ulster brown
OH see his heels go up,
And his head come down.
What n fearful miracle
Fate wrought in a trice,
When the portly burgher's heel
Found that bit of ice.
Turn away! Don't look at him,
Lying PROSTATE there.
Dignity and grace all gone.
Whewl just hear him swearl
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28

The North Dakota scheme to relieve
the drouth sufferers by legalized
lottery would have d tendency to re-
lieve some OF the sufferers OF the
little they have left OF this worlds
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28

1HE sultan may not be much of u
hnancier' but his ideas OF meeting a
monetary crisis are practical and
SOUND. A few days ago an adult of his
hnance department disclosed a big de-
hcit, and 10 meet it b IS majesty ordered
reduction in the sal aries of his state
onlclals. Another monarch would have
raised the public tax s.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28

IT is the unique grace and the ex-
quisite femininity, unalloyed by any
trace of masculine assumption or car
feature, that constitutes the eternal
charm OF Spanish women.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28

A New JERSEY suicide who filled his
gun with water and then blowed his
brains out with 1t, died from water on
the brain
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28

The people of Little Rock. Arkansas,
having ceased to lionize Mexican 'ter-
rors, are now being terrorized by two
Mexican lions.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28

TIME is money and it settles a great
many accounts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28

$50 CONGRESSMAN are to be chosen
next fall.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28

A BLACKSMITH is q great bore. He
always makes fellde tired.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-28
THE WORLD Is ROUND.

Id Mr.. Archer
was q devoted
chess player
and an expert,
at that. He
held chess to
be the only
game fit for a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13
Bridge Meeting.

A pablo meeting will be held at
Rowlesburg Saturday TO further
consider and take some action in
regard to the proposed bridge across
Cheat at that place. The meeting
will begin at p. IN. and as bust.
ness of Importance will be before
the meeting. every one interested in
getting the bridge, is urged to at
tend. We do not know what action
will be taken, but we suppose
siege will be planned against the
County Court, as the Rowlesburg-
ers propose to fight it out on this
line, if it takes all summer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13
MOUNT NEBO
From our Irregular Correspondent.
February II, 1890.


From our Irregular Correspondent
We had little snow last Satur.
day week but all went off last week
and it then showed little more
last Friday and Saturday and is
still showing some yet.
Andy McNare, of Hopewell, was
in this settlement last week, on bua
siness.
Levi Grcathouse is working for
Elijah Gale at present.
Mr.. Rolla jenkins was at Wymps
Gap last week, on business.
Mr.. Francis Metheny, Of Al
brightsyille, will move TO this com
munity soon, we learn
Elisha jenkins mado business
trip to Albrightsylle, last Friday.
Mr. Thad Cunningham Of Hope
well, was in this community last
week on business.
Dexter Lougic and Albert Me-
thcny were at Kingwood last week.
on legal business.
Mr.. VIM. Jenkins adverti5es his
personal property for sale February
-, 1890. Mr.. jenkins will 20 into
the Hotel bushes at Kingwood
We are sorry TO lose such a good
citizen as Mr. jenkins from our
community.
The Mount Nebo literary society
is in a nourishing condition, the
meeting last Saturday night was
Success in every way The ques-
ton for debate noxt Saturday night
is; Resoi0ed that the reading Of
novels il not beneficial
Mrs /cttie VI Gibson. Of PisQah
was visiting ut her father-in- laws,
W Q. Gibson, last Saturday.
Rev. Faulkner has closed his series
Of meetings at Harmony Grove.
Mr. - s. Gibson was visiting the
parental roof last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mf. J s. Gibson was visiting at
Friendship last week.
Guy Bishop and John Light. Of
Pleasant Valley. was in this com
mWnity last week. ON business.
Feb 8, 1890 PAssfM ScnmBo.
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Work at the Buckhorn Wall.

The famous Buckhorn Wall. on
the B. and o. railroad, three miles
west of Rowlesburg, which had
falling out with the road-bed and
took such slide some time since, will
not be rebuilt by the company,
but instead tie road bed will be
widemcd by cutting away the bank
above. Armstrong; Camp hes been
there at work for some time and
will probably be there all summer.
The hill above is to be cut into for
ty feet and the road-bed made that
much wider. The track will then
be changed and set back further
from the edge so as to avoid any
danger from a slip in the future and
also straighten the track at this
point. One Of the hands, young
man by the name of Davis, was
severely hurt week before last, BY
beI lg struck on the head by fall
ing stone, and falling about forty
feet into the cut below.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13

Alta, called on our merchants last
week, as did Messrs. Rankin and
Monath, Of Pittsburgh.
We have heard of but one death
in this vicinity from la grippe, that
of Mary NJ Spahr.
dogs" seem to be all the talk
now. Mr.. A. Michales, of this
town. had number of fine sheep
killed one night last week, and
samuel Fiko had still larger num-
Der. Mr., Michalcs estimates his
loss at $4,000, They have killed
three dogs.
Tho Brandont;llr boy, attended
the sale Of the late Isaac Rodeheav-
or, last Thursday, mud report
Jolly time
Mr.. Il, c. McGrcw. r6tdrnod 10
his home IN Kansas, and was ac4
companicd as far az Puneto. Ind,
by his Sister. Mrs. Minnie Pierce.
Mrs, Jennie Benson is down with
la grippe, and symptoms Of dlphthea
ria. Mrs. IL. G. llagans, Is some
be tier.
February 10. 1890. GYPSY,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13

Smoot and Reppart, who have
been building steam saw-mill out
at Sniders mill, about two miles
from town and right along side the
track of the T. X. and F., are now
ready for business and have begun
work. They are saving boards and
lumber for the mill first. King
wood is now surrounded with saw
mills.
The series of meetings which have
been IN progress at the NJ. l.. Church
since New Years night, closed Sun
day night, after lasting about six
weeks. About "A persons professed
religion and most of them joined
the church. 1t has been decided to
hold cottage prayer meeting for
some time, two nights week at the
houses of the new converts and
members of the church, or any where
upon invitation.
That's right give it to him. This
was the expression of an old nurse,
when somebody recommended DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup for our baby,
People who are suffering with the
effect of torpor of the liver, should
take Laxador and they will soon be
we'll and happy. Price only 25 cts.
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Written for tho ARsus.
SATURA.
srA W pRKpxNrcK

it was region 81 promise and Joy;
Softly thu silvery songs ot the stream
Blended with iuhilant warblmgs ~ mirta,
Blsndly the zcphyrs boro cloudships ahoy
Laden with blessings with ralnbows arleam-
Hers was a homo the most happy cu carth
II was rcsivu OF beauty and art;
Lovely the landscape lay warm I'm the sun
Flushed cnorcsCvnCo ot croft and partcrrc,
subtle suggestion conveyed to her heart.
smiled down the thought ~ the life ut a nun
such was her homo, yet NO lover camo there
!, was region ~ fashion and pride.
Instinct was swaddlcd IN bonds OF restraint:
only wife could gontcclly bcstow
succorlng love tn the child 10y her sldc,
Rise would her sisters aloud raise their plaiut
such was her homo, hut Na,ma not 50.
u was q region cf pleasure and sense.
Childhood and youth we've It's muslc aud
flowers;
Naidcnhood's longing FOR sweet orange bloom
Sought In maternity loves own defense,
Pound a ne. solaco Tor lomclicst huurs
Hers was houscauld forever In gloom
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CORRESPONDENTS.
GLApEsvtLLE oLgANrNos.

GAINESVILLE UIEANINCs.
From our Irregular Correspondent
The winter continues open.
The la grippe is upon Us and
there is u pretty general sneeSing.
Marshal Shuttlcworth, had his
leg broken, while working in the
Irondalc orc Mines.
Weddings are quite common at
the Rev. =. j. Flythes. lie joined
u couple in the holy bonds of mat
rimony last Sunday night, about
nine o'clock.
There is some trading in stock,
which is encouraging to the farmers.
w. II. Rogers. of Taylor County,
Is scllnga patent gate latch, in our
neighborhood, that is quite an inge-
Nous invention.
Grandpa lluddleson, who is about
ninety years of age, is in very poor
health this winter. His many friends
will be very sorry to hear of it, no
doubt.
p. j. Crogon and Neil J. Fort
ncy, Of Kingwood, were in our COM
munity some time since, for several
days, and people have been very
scarce of grub ever since.
Feb. 6, 1890. UNCLE SAN.
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LODGE WORK,
The Societies OF Town. More Goats
Wanted.

The work of the lodges in town
is booming this winter, and they all
seem to be kept busy with the ini-
tation of new members. There
are few men in town but what be-
long to some lodge. Man is social
being, and the tendency of his
nature is TO seek cempanionship; to
have friends and be friendly and TO
give and receive helping hand in
the trials and troubles OF life.
Secret societies have been handed
down to us from time immcmorial
and will continue to thrive SO long
MS man is a finite being. They
cement the bonds of friendship and
bind together the ties of brotherly
love, and throw around u
man an armor that laughs at the
GOODNESS of the outside world and
deties the sings and arrows Of out
rageous fortune.
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4 Card Of Thanks.

MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Cooke and
family desire, through the columns
of this paper, to thank their many
friends for the kindness shown
them in their late great bereavement
in the loss Of their beloved SON and
brother, Rev. j. j. Cooke.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13
Societies:

Knights Of Pythias-Lodgc meets every Tues
day evening at their hall over J. W Dlsker's
tore at O'Clock.
Independent order Of odd Fellows-Lodg0
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
Bishops Block at O'Clock.
Golden Rule Encampment. No. 30. /. o. O. +.
meets First and Third Thursday evenings Of
each month. in the odd Fellows Hail. over tire
postofice.
The Independent order Of Good Templars--
Lodge meets every Friday evening, In tire h 81
= Hall, at o'clock.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13

j. II. Rodeheaver, of Terra Alta,
is making the carpet business a
speciality this year. About 1000 yds.
now in stock, just received, and ne
has the stock Of the lates weavers.
The variety and the quality from
the cheapest hemp to brussels, also
a large variety Of imported velvet
rugs. lie has the trade, and don't
you forget it, he carries the largest
stock Of furniture and at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
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ALRRIGIITsvILLE

l'''''"'''' W. wv tNNf'Hf
There is a protracted meeting in
progress ut the Baptist Church at
this place, conducted Ivy Rev. MIR.
Starkey Of Terra Alta. lie ia q
good preacher and the meeting
promises TO he success.
The school is progressing nicely
under the management Of Prof. O.
A. Bcerbowcr.
Mrs. Noah Metalcr returned last
Friday from visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Will Sharps, at Independence.
Prof. Charles Smith, Of Bruceton,
was at the River House last week.
He had just returned from Wash
ington and gives a glorious descrip-
ton Of the L. S. Capitol The
Prof. is very intelligent gentle
man
Business is very dull now, the
stores not doing much at this sea-
son Of the year.
Mr. Casteel still wears his patent
duplex, copyrighted smile as he
hands out the mail and tears Oft the
calico.
II. o. Baker was down here last
week, and procured the tuba horn
Of the band here, for the new orch
estra at Kingwood. The brass
band here is relic Of the past.
We understand that MIR. CALI
CHER wrote j II. Feather, that OPP
erations would begin ON the new
railroad the first Of noxt month. If
this be true, won't things boom
along old Cheat then
Edward Risinger has moved to
SLEEPY Greek, Morgan County. lie
expects to practice law thcre. Ed
is well read, and has o. talent for
the law.
Crane Bros. have the la grippe so
bad that they have almost quit bu-
sincss, and hardly take time to cat
for the grippe they have on the
checker board. Dee is champion
player but Jake Wclch don't like
10 give mp the belt
Sell Taylor is still very poorly,
and hardly expected 20 recover.
Daniel Fichtuer is still making
shook 40 st. Joe.
Midnight and Elliott hare their
saw mill, at Tire mouth Of Greens
Run in operation how, and it is %
dandy mill.
Mrs Moecs Titchncll will move
into the house now occupied by
William MayGcld, the first Of the
month
Feb. 10. 1880. RAMBLER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13
TERRA ALTA
From Our regular correspondent
Gypsy
February 10. 1890.


RolrergolTl
The creamery will bc built.
There IL prospects OF a soap facto.
ry being started here.
The Nc5o Era evidently had ono
II. Is. Hayes, of Ohio, IN his minds
eye last week.
The Dawson faction are jubilant
over the "bacl down" of the Glov-
err Faction at the committee meeting
last week There seems TO be no
doubt now that Dawson will control
the convention and u Dawson man
Will be chairman, and harmony and
brothcrly love will prevail aud the
Mccormick men will step back in
the traces, and 'Nll will be as merry
MS marriage bell"
Hon. John T.. Jones is away on n
business trip to Baltimore.
For sale chcap--a lot Of Goif
transparencics-ucarly new. lIav-
ing no use for thom will sell cheap
on easy payments. Inquire et Re.
publican head quarters, Terra Alta.
Every democrat in Preston Co.
should subscribe for the ARGUS the
Wheeling Register and the New YORK.
World.
February II, 1890. Xxx.
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Deafh,s noGnrs.

EAToN-Mrs Josephine Eaton,
wife Of j II Eaton, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa and mother Of + Alden Eaton,
Of Kingwood. died Sunday noon.
February Q, 1890, Of pneumonia
Mr. Eaton was summoned home and
left here last Friday, arriving there
in time 10 sec his mother before she
died
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13

Do not Throw up the sponge"
Try the old standard remedy, DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cts.
] highly recommend Salvation Oil (;
it has done more for my wife in one
night than physicians have accomp-
lished in years. Fred A. Schulze.
G12 W. Fayette St., Baltimore, Nd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13

Tired feeling dull headache pains in various
parts 90 the bodr linking zoo tho $50 of th. om-
ach. Iot- OF appetite feFefishuoss DimIic. or
orrs GRO Hli positive evidence of poisoned blood
No inhiier how % became poisoned j. must be
puunel lo avoid death Ur Ackrrs English
Blood ElEir BIAS never failed 90 rcmove scr0fui-
us or .yphliiiic poisons. Sold under tosifiVe
guarantee DR.. y ~ Dent EcwDurg, W Va.
Druggist
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Confirm our statement when we Say tfaf Dr.
Aotcfr English Remedy DEL ln every wa. sup a.
IY ~ HnF 1nl HiI other preparation Tor tho
throat and Lungs lu WhD1pnI Cough nuH
Group. DO is WeNc AMI relieve atouct Wo offer
you ttup'n huffIefrfo. FHu.Irbcrt hfs Rene
dyie sgd or 1 pYtfitc guarantee. Dr. I'M
Dent Nownurk W. tH. Dru.ut
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13
Kingwood. Feb. 10. 1890.
News and Notes Here and There.

Best stogtes in Kingwood at j. +.
Murdock's.
Rev. Coleman will begin q series
of meetings out at Pleasant Dale,
Qoxt Sunday.
Try barrel of the White Daisy
Flour, at Feather & Wcrucr's, Its
n daisy"
Rev. DR.. James A. Devine con-
Quoted services in the Presbyterian
CHURCH Sunday and preached his
farewell sermon.
Get our prices, and you get our
goods. We wW not be uHderSold.
FEATHER & WERNER.
The Board Of Examiners held n
meeting at Terra Alta and decided
to revoke the certificate of X. c..
Collins on a charge of intoxication.
John Greaser will deliver coal Of
q superior quality from the Boyle
Mine at six cents per bushcl. All
Jumps at seven cents per bushel.
Orders promptly filled
Mr.. Henry Copeman, IS having
new coal-bank opened in the west
end of the big knob on his farm
below town.
The j. G.. II. Club met last week
at the residenc Of Mr.. J. w. Wat
son and was entertained by Miss
Mira. The club meets to night at
the Gordon House.
a protracted meeting has been in
progress for some time up at the
Garlitz School house, No. - Of this
district, conducted by Rev. Hen
erickson.
The literary societies Of the sur
rounding communities have been
languishing for some time, owing
to bad weather, sickness, and the
protracted meetings.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13

PHILADELPHIA, February T.
The Forepaughs circus has been
sold, English capitalists taking two
thirds Of the stock and the estate
retaining a third interest. The
show will continue to exhibit in this
country.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-02-13
BRAyDOyvTfLB

From regular Correspondent
The protracted meeting at this
place, held Wy Rev. Aruett and
Rickcubrode. closed last night.
Much sickness prevails iu this com
munity, and Bro. Arnett decided,
as the meeting did not come up to
his expectations, to close with the
quarterly meeting.
hr. james T Stuck. Of Terra
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Br. Acker,s English pills

Arc active. effective and pure. For sick head
ache, disordcrcd stomach loss 81 appetite lad
complexion and billionsness. they have never
been egualed, other IN America or abroad Dr.
y. VI Dent Ncwblrg. W. Va. DIusgist
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Chief Templar, ". G. Shaffer.
Vice Templan Miss Cora Jones.
Chaplain, W. 4. McGinnis.
Past Chief Templar,J. \. Dodge.
Secretary, John Cassiday.
Financial Secretary, Miss Mettio
Rodeheaver.
Treasurer, j. NJ. Frecland.
Marshal, Henry Mason,
Guard, Miss Laura Frceland.
Sentinel, Clearance MethcncN
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Advertising Rates.

Transient Advertisements, sloO per inch for
nrst Insertion, and 90 cents per inch for each
subsequent insertion.
Personal communications. ~ cents Per inch.
Local Notices, cents per line.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Frank Wright was in town Mon
day, interviewing our merchants.
Leroy Shaw, of the Camp ground,
was in town Monday on business.
William III beavers. of Independ-
ence, has been granted an increase
of pension
l. c. Ralphsnyder left Saturday
for Fairmont, and other points ON
the b. and o.
Miss Laura May, of Rowlesburg.
will teach select school at Terra
Alta, this spring.
DIR \ W Shaw, dentist, of Graf
ton, is in town this week, and has
rooms at B NJ Squires
Mrs. J. NJ. Crane has been sick
the past week and confined to her
bed part of the time.
Mr.. II. f. sutton. who is teach
ing at Tunnelton this winter, was
in town Saturday.
Miss Eta Stuck, of Newburg,
returned to Kingwood Tuesday, an
will be in town for some time
Prof. and Mrs. Smith, have gone
to housekeeping, in the Murdoch
property, at the east end of town.
Brother Dawson, of the JourRal.
is highly elated at the result of the
Harmony Convention of last Friday.
J. A. Lenhart, Of Valley Point,
was in town Friday, helping to
whoop up the Harmony with big
"H."
President Harrison has appointed
Charles Emory Smith, Editor to
the Philadelphia Press, Minister of
Russia
Miss Harriet Cobun, of Mason
town, was here Tuesday. on her
way home from a visit to friends in
Indiana.
DIR. Powell, Of Tunuelton aud T..
Il. Stone, of Rowlcsburg, were in
town Friday,attcuding the commit
tee meetings.
Rufus Rodehcaycr. of Function.
was at the county seat last Friday.
He is just recovering from sey ere
tussle with the grippe.
DR.. James III. Manown and wife.
Of Oakland, arrived in Kingwood
last Monday, and are spending the
week visiting old friends.
Samuel Rogers Esq, Of near
Gladesvillc, came down to the
county seat last Friday in spite Of
the very inclement weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Rodeheayer.
of near townsville, have been visit
ing friends and Relatives near
Kingwood, during the past week.
President Harrison has appointed
b. *. Bruce, the colored Ex- Uni
ted States Senator from Mississippi,
Register Of deeds for the District Of
Columbia.
julius Schcrr, Of Eglon, was
down at Grafton last Thursday, and
came up to Kingwood Friday to at
tend the Harmony meeting Of the
faithful He returned we'll pleased
with the result.
Mrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller, who
lives near Anderson, in Greenbrier
county, is said to draw an annual
salary Of $4,000 from a New York
weekly paper for stories and other
literary work. runner.
Judge }. r. Hoke returned Tues
day noon from Charleston and left
on the afternoon train for Martins.
burg, being summoned by telegraph
to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Thatcher, an aunt Of the Judges.
Mr.. W. S. Meek, late of the
Wheeling News Letter, was in town
last Saturday. lie is now travel
ing for John G.. Mcngel and Com
pany, Of Baltimore, who handles
printing machinery and printers
supplies Of all kinds.
Judge J. r. Hoke, Of Kingwood,
vas at the Blennerhasset Tuesday
enrout to Charleston. lie wants the
Legislature to take some action ON
the boundary line between Preston
county and Maryland. The ques-
ton has been in dispute for a hum
dred years, -State JouruaI.
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NenrnInic P.rsotls

and those troubled wiEt Gcrfolegpes resulting
from care or OYcrwor< VIII hc iciievcd II taking
BFOSCI's Iron Filters. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed rcl lines on vfaprerf
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80 ron TIE blood,
80 Wc1knoss, Malaria. Indigestion sud
BiIiOuuce. take
HHOwN's IRON BITTERs.
tt cures quickly For sale BY ell dealca iu
medicine. Get tho genuine
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DO Not Suffer Any Longer.

Knowing that "a cough can be checked in 70 dav
and The hrst stages OF consumption broken in 3
week, We hereby guarantee Dr. Achcrs English
Cough Hemcdy ,and will refund the money e. an
who buy take ~ per directions and 10 not
hnd our statement correct Dr 81 M Dent
Nowburg. vs. Va. Druggist