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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

The Republican National ticket
falls flat on the masses of the party
and but little enthusiasm is dis
played anywhere. Blaine or Nc
Kinley, or even old Tom Reed,
would have inspired ten times as
much hilarty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Judge Bennett bids fair to be the
next Governor Of West Virginia.
lie is IN every way well qualified for
this high Office, and # elected, will
administer the affairs Of the State
with honor TO himself and honor to
the whole people, where "Moun.
tameers are always free"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
IL. & o. EXCURSION RATES FOR
FOURTH OF JULY

From July 1st to 18th inclusive
the il. g.. o. r. Il. will sell tickets
from all stations East Of the Ohio
river at greatly reduced rates.
Tickets will be good for return
Journey until July 5tb inclusive.
For detailed particulars as to rates
apply to nearest b. g.. o. Agent.
d
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

1t was Hon. James A. Brown who
remarked that eff the Republican
party Of this county held another
Primary Election or two, the coun-
tY would go Democratic" The
kicking and gouging among the
brethren at the present date makes
the above sound plausible.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

HARRISON and Reid were nomina-
ted on Friday, the day that crimi-
nails are generally hung OH and al
ways considered the unluckiest day
in the week. We consider this
another indication that they are
our meat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

IL is said that President Harrison
has rendered the position in his
Cabinet, made vacant by the rcsig-
nation OF James @. Blaine, TO the
distinguished New Yorker, Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew, az a recognition Of
his services in securing Harrison 8
Denomination.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

The National Democracy is in
possession of Chicago this week
making the grand entry for the
Worlds Fair. Even big city like
Chicago can hardly hold the
crowd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Last Friday week was "Black
Friday" for the Republican party
since Harrison was nominated on
that day, and as it was accomplish
ed by the colored votes from the
South, it makes 1t all tho more
suggestive.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
ID. ". JACKSON,
Sheriff of Preston County.
EEwBuRo, w. VA, Jan. q. $50.

HEwBURG, w. VA, Jan. q, 1907
MEssRs. G. y. ELLIS & sons
nave used your Rheumatic Cure for Rheu-
matlSn ana have had no return VI the disease
since. II pleased me so much that insisted on
paying 50 80 for the bottle when you so kindly
offered IL 10 me on trial for hing. think IL
an excellent remedy, and would say to others :,
Try IL.
GEORGE W. BARNES,
Engineer, h. & O. X. r.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

j hereby announce myself az an
Independent candidate for the office
of Commissioner Of the County Court
for Kingwood District, subject to
the decision of the voters at the
November Election.
EDMUND MESSENGER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Harrison got his nomination from
States that will hardly give him an
electoral vote this fall. The strong
Republican States were for Blaine
and Mckinley, the real statesmen Of
the party, but the ofIice-holders
captured the nomination for Har-
Tison.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

There is likely to be war at the
Carnegie Mills at Homestead, Pa.
one Of the greatest manufacturing
plants in the world. Here 5000
workmen are employed, chiefly in
the manufacture OF armOr plates for
the Government. This is one of
the greatest high protective firms in
the country, yet they propose to cut
down the wages of the men from Is
TO 40 per cent. and have given the
men till the gath tomorrow to
decide whether they will accept it
OF leave. In case OF the latter
which the owners expect, lot of
non-uniOn men will be employed i'm
their stead, and a solid board fence
nine feet high with barbed wire at
the top, has been built around the
plant TO protect the imported la
borers from attack by the strikers,
and every arrangement has been
made 70 force the men out or to
force the men to accept a reduction
Of WAGES.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

If the Republican candidate for
the Vice Presidency thinks he can
oppose Union Labor in this coun-
try and still Reid his title clear to a
mansion in Washington, he will
find out his mistake in the ides of
November.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

The Clarksburg enquirer is MAJ.
ing arrangements to Issue a nam.
moth 4th Of July edition, and some.
thing unique is expected.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
GRANT DISTRICT.

Commissioner-%Sam +. Conner,
liz, and Hosea King, 10.
.Iustice-*Jas. Il. Bird, 1874
"John Ii. Feather, 1877, and Alpha
ID. Hagans 10.
Constable-+Pkilip Ringer, "a;
"Moses Silbaugh AZ; Harvey Scott,
20, and W. Il. Miller, 8.
Committeeman-+E. T.. Cuppett,
LOG, and w. N. Collier 81.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

We desire to again call attention
to the call for q meeting Of the
Democratic County Committee, in
Kingwood next Saturday, June
18th, at ] p. NJ, and urge the
member 81 the Committee to he
prc3cnt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

Corresponding low rates from
other stations. For time of trains
and sleeping car accommodations,
apply to nearest b. & o. Agent.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
TESTIMONIALS.

KISGwooD, W. VA, Jan 10, 1892
MEssRs. c. f. ELLIS & soss,-
Newburg, W. Va
Gentlemen This is To certify that 7 hnye
used Ellis Rheumatic Cure" for Rheumatism
whch aHected mo more OF less for twenty
yehrS-SotnetiinoS severely. I used IL strictly "
according To directions and have had no Rhen-
matisn since. think 10 q marvellous and In
valuable remedy, and can safely recommend it
To others who suffer from the effects Of this
very painful disease.
ID. ". JACKSON
Sheriff of Preston County
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23

'Z@eA Fleegie. 50, (. q. Martin.
26.
Committeeman w. Il. Free
land 800.
PLEASANT DISTRICT.
Commissioner Ben A. Conner.
11S, and John Il. Liston 4S.
Justice-"D. II. Martin, 139,
and fLevi +. Miller. 1i3.
Constable-TJohn $. Kelly. 2G4.
Commi.teeman-"L. +. Miller,
159.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
FOR SALE Ry

W. II. jenkins & Son, Indeponderce: ~ ~
Jenkins, Evansville; A. j. Bona6eld 4 Sons,
runnelton C. A. Herring, Herring; Lloyd @.
wood w. w. Shock, Rowlesburg c. NJ Crane.
Alorlghts Lcnhart a King Valley Point b. f.
huggins, Bruceton Mills; W ID. Arthur. Hazel
IrIckett, GAINESVILLE; B A. &. Miller, Henry
- i. McCrum & Son, Aurora Farley DeBePry
Terra Alta; julius Scherr, Eglon; simpson 81
shay, FeliowSvile; Smith & Calls, Hogs. Md;
81. l.. Buwcrmaster q CO.. Friendsyilie. Md:
Alvin Friend, Long Run, Nd.
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
e9S- If II fails to affect n permanent onre
money will be refunded. ~'
L. &. ELLIS & SONS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
N E w ID U RG, w. VA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
ELLIS
CURE
ELLIS
Is 80 QUACK NosTRUM.

IL Is made from NATIVE HEnBs which dig
myself. The formula is one hundred years old
and was handed down to me from M father
more than fifty years ago For a number az
years prepared u In small way principally
for my friends, IL Effected such
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
Guaranteed to Cure Rheumatism

nothing else, II taken accord ing to directions.
return the bottle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
PORTLAND DISTRICT.

Commissioner William A..
McGinnis, 1913, and Henry G..
Beatty, 159.
Justice John w. Hill, 305 /;
ALBERT G. Mason, 216, and Albert
Tcets, PIP.
Constablc-"Jas, a. Beatty 800:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-06-23
Marvellous Results

that have concluded'to place Il on the market .
Ihe demand has Increased to such AN extent
and IL has rendered such satisfaction that Il
could hardly do otherwise. The appended
given IL a trial. It's
, 1892-08-13
WITHDRAWAL OF THE MOORISH
MISSION
Tapgier. July Is.

Tan5ier, July is.
Sir Oh lrles Euan Smith has withdrawn his
mission from Fee, further negotiations hay-
ing become impossible.
On the 9th the Sultan issued final orders
that the treaty concluded between the British
Min ster and his Majesty alter eight weeks
negotiations, shou1I be signed the next
day
This, however, was not done, and later, for
SOM unaccountable reason, The Sultan refused
10 negotiate any treaty at all except one
drawn on his own lines, and which he offered
Sir Charles a bride Of E3n, 900 to sign.
The inevitable result has been that the Bri-
fish Minister has Withdrawn The mission.
it is now known that The only proposal made
by the British Minister was for the conclusion
of a commercial treaty, to be enjoyed equally
by all nations.
This demand was supported by the repre-
sentatives Of Germany, Austria, Spain, Italy,
and Belgium, and the action Of the Moorish
Gov ernmeIt is attributed to French intrigue.
, 1892-08-13

ford to many t. whom it would otherwise be
unoblainable a healthy and pleasurable form
of exercise, but it also enables them to derive
all those advantages of travel which previ-
GUS to the advent Of cycling, were out of
their reach. 1t is far more profitable than
the luxurious railway journey from the city
to some definite point along an unalterable
route, over which the traveller is whirled
with no time for observation and no oppor-
tunity of examining the district through which
he is carried. can only emphasize the fact
that consider that physically, morally, and
socially, the benefits that cycling confers on
the men of the present day are almost IN
bounded.
, 1892-08-13
KAISER WILHELM IN NORWAY.

Tromso, July IL.
The Emperor William arrived at Karlso on
The 18th inst. and proceeded on the following
day to the Island of Andammen, where his
Majesty took part il the reindeer hunt.
Four reindeer were shot, two of which fell
10 his Majesty's gun.
On Friday the Emperor went for the whale
hunt, prep lrations for which had been going on
for some days. Two vessels were engaged.
The one with the Emperor on board return
cd an hour after midnight with a whale fifty
four feet in length.
The other boat, on board which were a
number of the Emperor's suite, return
ed at three o'clock in the morning with an
other whale sixty three feet long.
The Emperor, who has been enjoying beau
tiful weather, returned to Tromso yester-
day.-Itid.
, 1892-08-13
(DaAy Telegraph, 18th july

Mr.. Gladstone during his recent campaign
In Midlothian. impaired his opinion on Cy-
cling to an enthusiast in that form of amuse-
ment, who has forwarded an account of HIS
interview to the periodical ANSWERS" The
right hon. gentleman, is reported to have
said II have noticed with real and
unfeigned pleasure the rapid growth of cy-
cling in this country, for not only does it af-
, 1892-08-13
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BO1rlIngnD Denmark

WN a well situated Danish Physi-
- clans family, two or three young
ladies or school children can find a
kind home. Price per year 500
crowns (S230), English spoken.
Address, Doctor FRITZ HOYRUP.
Daneferdsyej,
Copenhagen,
Denmark.
, 1892-08-13

Paid.
Mrs. Arabella Fredericks. Miss j. Heme,
Mir Mack, CLARA Eesbitte. Benjamin Ronardis
Unpaid.
Mary A.. Carlton, Joseph Donant, Isabelle
George, Julia Hansen, Louritz Johansen,
Rosamont Nielsen, Helana Powlis, Margaret
Park, Hew Richardson, Mrs N. Rodgars, Miss
G. Stafford, susanna Thomson.
Registered.
Peter Cornelius, Manuel w. Stephen.
Ere eriksted's Post Office, 31st July 1892.
L.. RICHTER.
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INTERFERING INFORMATIOM.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton has expressed very
decided opinion in favor OF the Sunday open
ing OF the Worlds Fair. She says ono day Is
as good and no better than another What II
wrong on Sunday is wrong on Monday. and to
close the Fair on Sunday Is to prevent thou
SANDS OF people from seeing it. She is sur
prised that Frances Willard objects. and sug-
gests that II the churches are wise they will at
tend more particularly to their own business
and let national affairs alone.
The late Dowager Grand Duchess Of Neck
ienburg Schwerin was physically and mental
~ ono OF the most remarkable women OF the
century. She was unusually blessed with per-
feet health. being So years old before she had
a,serious Illness She mourned the death OF
az her children, and lived Atty years widow:
Glt the tender affection for her brother. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

ful girl. only ID years OF age. yet she van
quished young men competitors and scored a
victory which gives hor the distinction of being
the first Of her sex to win honors in an
from the colleges OF ten great States are
mat mihtchled She handled her subject OF Indus
trial Freedom with al the animated zeal Of I'm
with her logic. Among other things she said:
Az that 10 active originates IN the world OF
mntter. None could withstand the mind IL il
W d Tree: FGesdom must be realized by. man
OF his fellows Individual action would need no
restraint. Reform is the demand OF tho hour
put there must be proper relations between
true freedom is OF the mind. and this can
come only from the perception Of the truth"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
THE PROPER WAY TO SIT:
No STRATA Upon the Spine Muscles n tn
Position IL Correct.

No Strain Upon the spIne or Muscles n the
Position II Correct.
proper sitting position requires that the
spine shall be kept straight, and that the sup
port needed for the uprer part OF the body
shall be felt in the right place. says the LADIES'
Home Journal Therefore,. sit as far back. as
possible in the chair. SO that the lower end Of
the srine shall be braced against the back OF
the seat. II this back is straight tho shoulders
will also rest against it: II not. they will have
no point OF support. and it will be found that
they do not need It. This position makes no
strain upon the ligaments OF the spine. 1t al
seaucntly OF the chest. consequently Of the
lungs. stomach. and every other organ.
Their work IS carried on naturally and COM
fortably. as is also the circulation Of the blood.
which. in a wrong sitting position. is seriously
interfered with. With tho feet resting square,
ly upon tho floor. the hands resting easily
upon the lag. perfect equilibrium. and conse-
queutly perfect lest OF the body. is secured.
There Is, no strnin upon any part OF the body:
no muscle or organ Is required to do moro
than its legitimate amount OF work. Tho arms
should never be folded. for this position not
only causes a strain upon the spine. and all
dition. places the weight Of the arms upon tho
stomach and tho diaphragm. thereby increns-
ing the labor Of digestion and respiration.
Placing tho hands behind the back. or folding
the arms behind the back. II possible. Is good
attitude to take occasionally, giving. us it
does. the fullest expansion to the whole upper
part Of the body
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

upon: s.. What IA II worth to the girl when she
has ~? In answering this question. every:
nss sS 's eoass q Fs ra Thsh w
aside. Whatever development OF character.
wheteyer sell mastery. whatever In broader NJ
the four years at college may have brought the
, student viii not be touched un9n; The relai
yn e bar W bn Of its material
In the first. place. It Is obvious that in the
profession Of teaching the possession ,, Of
aro hardly within the, reach Of, women who
more ndvanesd special study .0 Il IS sydent
too, that u the crowding of women, into the
ealing Of teaching i to h9 rsm ,Sns nm mst
more generally with the activities Of the world.
and also give them the chance 70 develop. as
ToSyarS bo tsse tSs College hens 'fR
horizon OF her world continually rccedes before
ing 81 her most effective direction Of work
For these reasons a college course has 9
utllitarian value for tho incraasing number OF
lions. hut simply for its worth IN Itself They
arc girls who may expect reasonably thht they
port: but il. is often the unreasonable that
hapGens. and y is much more IN the way OF
nas ssss St ToTn &
chance. 1t IL. indeed. possible TO have every
girl taught some money-gatting trade ALE or cali ALL
on tho ilngar and remain there. available
assets. Tho skill acquired will remain ski.
through constant exercise and IT. our girls
and young women arc generally to keep some
little less cost than reorganization OF society.
Women distinctive and most valuable work
Is in limos which yields no money return; and
the diversion Of her energies from the domes-
tic aud social interests which depend on her
for their prosperity. Until we nre willing that
these energies shall be so diverted. the most
rational provision for reversrs OF fortune that
can he giyon girl i training that VIII put
possible with the manifold activities. of our |
modern life In which women nro factors, |
ycop in her the capacity for thorough work. |
That the college will do. |
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DIR. MARY JACOBI At ST Marks.
The Yielding OF the Prejudice AEaiust
Women in HOspituln.

The Yielding or the Prejudice Aroiust
Wcm.u in uo.ni,,I,
:" ''"'p"'
The recent appointment of DIR. Mary Putnam
-, 80 'ie.,'ns pn' sio,ln " ~ u". ioS,
ptal marks the hrst yielding OF professional
prejudice In favor OF Il woman doctor Mt a
h ,aan nosp'.ai inere aro many Moheh
nospitais controlled by women PHYSICIANS. but
try Of n woman hair, admitted IN man.
hn.,;.,I ~, Imam ro.nS mans an
"ospitai In professional CAPACITY. france
tha nnnoi,,. .n,;aa ,I,
tn o "ppolh'heht OF an nhrr'g'i' 1a'ss
hlumpRe. as house physician In tho faris Hos
pital. Repeated efforts have been made in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

bic dress for tennis. boating. or travelling
could hardly be Imagined. ..
Around the skirt is n trimming, Of cr6pon and
brown satin; e%nr9,idered with gray y, and
material arc drawn up ss on either side Of vest
OF embroidered satin. The sleeves have lnrge
pnfrs Of tie ben,Ie,I satin at the top, This
any other pretty continuation Of ,colors
An exceptionally noycl boating dress IS
serge. and Russian blouse Of red serge. Very
full and long. with square..cut. overhan9ing
sleeves. and collar and belt Of Russian om-
The styles were never more favorable for Tor
Made-over dresses can be as mixed as the oc
casion REQUIRES, and there ars all sorts Of &C.
sleeves, of lace will trans form a, dress into a
perfectly correct gown; The sleeves make aSl
then the RESI-, seems right. An old challe can
have a full blouse, Of the same color as tho
sleeves and cut OH tho waist below the shout
der blades: with satin or velvet ribbon make
bs .sa T s ns sPmht s T n 5SR
around re bottom with siik like .the blouse.
viii b. Si uii and short walstsd. With corseles
is recommended for these. dresses. 1t is
I4 on s1 q b sihSR Lawn The
has tn" eject Of tho Russian Blouse III. ana d the
lower skirt Is attached under the upper pnrt
SO as to conceal the edges. and each one Is
Heliotrope and pale blue are IA fashionabls
eombination for evening dresses. The novelty
sleeves. Elbow sleeves are Often finished
with deep ACCORDION plated ruffie Of chiffon.
new fabric called Cashemire-de-so sole is
great advantage in the drnped bodices now
worn. There Is multitude Of styles in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

Fran The Ienrer Republican.
Denver housekeepers at present lament the
markets shortage OF that domestic necessity
tho servant girl. Ads" by the score for
active and useful assistants OF that character
have been appearing in the newspapers for tho
past week. No ono has been able to assign n
satisfactory reason for the situation. 1t is q
fact. however. that many wives whose pres
ence during the winter months in their kitch-
ems was only q formality, now don cap and
apron and prepare the meals orther families !:
that Is. those do who can cook. Others lice in
despair to restaurants and boardin. houses.
The new mining camps huyo drawn dDmcs-
tics from Denver to tho mountains by offers OF
high wages and fair ,numI'rr hay" ACCEPTED
the chances offered. Tho servant in the West
is q pionoer and Is willing to attempt to
make n winning" in any locality. regardless
Of half-civliZcd surroundings
In tho mean time thousands OF good. honest.
and respectable girls are growing old prema:
turaly in Eastern Kitchens n; low wages. and
golden opportunities IN the far West 70 beg
ging Horace Greeley might Just rs well haye
Included fcmininty in his r.rnark about the
young man steering toward the setting sun.