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Tho Poisonous Acids

In the blood should be taken up
and remosed by the Liver aud Kid
neys, but these organs get out Of
order fail to do their vork-and
the result is Rheumatism. There
are a thousand remedies for the
Liver and Kidneys, but there is
CrfIy one cure for Rheumatism. and
that is DR.. Drummonds Lightning
Remedy. IF You have the disease.
send s. to the Dr6mmond Medicine
Co., - Maiden Lane, New York
and they will send to your express
address two large bottles-onouQh
for one months Treatment. ANY
one who IS having an argument
with the rheumatism will feel fully
repaid BY the frst dose. Agents
Wufof
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locate permanently, thus leaving
but one doctor at this place.
Mr.. NJ. W. Sanders was calling
at the parental roof in this place on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Jefferson Frssec is preparing
to erect dwelling in tho west end
of town.
Mr.. John II. Bishoff, of this
place is engaged as commission
merchant In clothing, and offers
sotne good bargains.
MIR. Sol Feather, of this place, is
visiting friends at Mckeys Port
and Pittsburg. 1t is reported that
Sol will kill his two large porkers
when he returns, which are estima.
ted to weigh 1900 pounds.
Rev. J.v. Potts, the!itsherite, will
hold protracted meeting at this
place during the coming week, i'm
order to convert the Dububitcs, and
thus unto tho two factions into
Evangelites. We will venture tho
assertion that Pat Crogan will soon
be the most able preacher on the
charge. SALAMANprR.
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Correspondence of the Argus.
Butchcring has been the order of
the day for some time.
q. +. Dodge boasts of killing the
largest beef, which dressed 500 lbs.
We Noticed Preston county's high
Sheriff passing through here on his
way to Gil his appointments. We
think that Bro. Shaw should have
deputy in this District IL he
wishes to please the people.
Bub Teets wears Il smile all over
HE face and half way down his
back, because he is dad again.
Miss Nancy Hoff. one of our fair.
est young ladies who is touching
school over in Reno, was visiting
her uncle, w. b. Freeland, on
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bucklew
Just returned from visit to their
son George at Kiugwood.
q. Ill. Freeland gave a spelling
bee Wednesday night, which was
well attended by the lads and
lassies.
Charles Smouso, OF Wheeling.
has been visiting his uncle, ED
Smouse, for somo time. Howard
Smouse was also duck hunting here
few days last week.
Charley Freeland Rev. Buck
ew--bi. weekly with n Sunday sup.
plement. "Wait till the bulldog
dies, Jennie"
Clinton Messenger says that he
has an Id(e)a he can do better to 30
a (S(mouse hunting than rabbit
hunting.
The protracted meeting Mt Oak
Grove, conducted by Rev. Hall,
still goes on with good results.
There has been about twenty con
versions. and still more at the
altar. We are glad to see this
change. 1t looks better than
swearing and playing cards on
Sunday.
Miss Emma Dodge and Mrs. G..
X. Beatty, Of Beatty Settlement,
were visiting at Charley Dodge e
a few days last week. PAT.
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Lots for sale,

Do you want to make a good in
Investment IL you do, write to
Thomas Donahoe, Davis, w. Va,
OF j. p. Scott, agent for sa,d Don
ahoe, Parsons, w. Va, for prices
On lots in Parsons, w. Va, the now
County Seat of Tucker county, on
the West Virginia Central r. r.,
where the largest and most extern
slye tannery in the State is under
construction. 5-4t
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Raymond Rode
beaver, of Wheeling, arrived here
last Friday evening for d couple OF
weeks visit in the county. Hay.
mond will spend the time hunting,
and expects TO take car load of
game back with him.
The Sunday School at the Metho-
dist church decided last Sunday to
observe Christmas with exercises Of
some kind Xmas night. A com.
mittec of four was appointed to act
with the Superintendent, and
report u program, and make all
necessary arrangements.
III you have made up your mind
to buy Hoods Sarssparilla, do not
be persuaded 10 take any other.
BE sure TO get Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which possesses peculiar curative
powor.
HOOPS Pills cure all liver ills,
biliousness, jaundice, indigestion.
sick headaehs.
General James Longstreef is
spending some time with Colonel
John w. Fairfax. his former chief
Of stafI, ut the latter's home on the
Potomac. They are going over to-
gother the manuscript Of General
Longstreet's history Of the war pre-.
parstory TO its publication ~ Wheel.
ing Nevs.
Rev. G.. w. Skinner, Of Mason.
town, filed the pulpit at Mt. Zion
Church for Rev. j. v. Potts. on
Sabbath evening, the 3rd, and on
Monday evening, tho 4th, In this
church a revival meeting com.
meuce5 the 29th Of Nov, and is
progressing with tho promise Of
excellent results.
Kor PHYS sake don't growl and
grumble because you are troubled
with indigestion No good was
ever effected by snarling and fret
ting. BE man tunless yen hap.
pen to be woman), and take
Ayers SsrsaparIla, which wifi
re'iove yot whotler nlar ar w0ran
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CRANESYILLE.
idence Of the Argus

correspondence OF the Argus.
Thanksgiving played destruc.
tive game among the feathered
tribe Of this place.
Messrs. N. b. Browning and Roy
Chisholm each had steaks Of fine
large deor on Thanksgiving. Tho
one which Mr.. Browning killed
weighed over 200 pou nds net.
There was a quiet wedding at
Samuel Boyer's on Sunday last.
His eldest daughter, Lydia, was
welded 20 Mr.. Nick Lee, Of Oak
Grove.
Mr.. G. W. Cramer is preparing
to erect feed stable at this place
during the coming week.
Mr.. Marshal Harrison frank.
houser is the dad Of another fine
large baby gal.
The Rev. Woodruff gave lecture
TO the Junior Order Of this place
on Sunday evening.
Quite q number Of cattle dealers
were in this section during the past
week, also a number Of sheep buy
crs, who took about the last sheep
that was for sale. What q differ.
ence favorable fall makes in The
panic which was caused by Free
Trade ~.
Sheriff Shaw was in our midst
Thanksgiving. and received a fine
pure Of gTeenbacks. The Sheriff
reports that 1t is not his duty to
make personal calls for taxes, bat
The question rs asked in this section
as to who should be az the expense
when a man travels 81 miles to the
County Seat thrice and again with.
oat finding deputy at home.
DR.. Martin, Of this place, has
fer'oved ~ Cafmcl, where he will
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The Pastor of the Pres.
byter'an church has begun
series of lectures on s,Mnn's
Future Experience" Tho subject
of each lecture and the time OF de.
livery are rs follows
4. "The Second Adveht"-Sab.
bath morning. Dec. 10.
o. 1.-The Resurrection IF tho
Body"-Sabbath evening. Dec. 10.
8. 1.-The General Judgment
Wednesday evening. Dec. l3.
z. "The End OF tho World"
"Wednesday evening. Dec. 20. ~
8. "HelP'-Sabbath morning,
December "a.
o. "Heayen"-S.tbath ,v,iing
December "a.
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Restoration,

KINGwooD, w. Va, Dec. A, 1898.
All persons who have been infor.
mally and publicly expelled from
"Thc Evangelical Association" on
this Circuit, are hereby restored to
their former standing. II they
attend to their duties rs Christians.
as set forth in the word of God,
and the Discipline Of tic Church,
they will be duly recognized az
members of tho Church.
PASTOR PREsToN CIRCUIT, w. VA.
For Evangelical ASSOCIATION.
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New Harness shop.

Just opened ont in the Albright
Building, High Street, Kingwood, ,
AN elegant line Of Harness. Saddles,
Brides, Collars, Hames, Fly Mes,
Robes, Saddle Blankets, Chains,
etc., at Popular Prices. Repairing
Neatly and promptly done. Every
thing new. neat, and warranted to
give Subtraction. Come and see us
and get our Prices.
GRoyE j. COOPER, Manager.
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Capt w. IL. Brand, commander
of camp No. &. 5. of ", Fsirmont.
has been appointed by Col. +. o.
bewer, of psrkersburg, to muster
IN the new camp of Sons now being
organized at Gladesvllle, Preston
county. The muster will take
place rs soon as the charter has
been received. The camp will start
of with charter mem bership of
80. Fa'rmonf Free Press.
s5, $40 and SEQ, Genuine Con.
federate Bills only five cents each !:
$50 ant 800 bills 10 cents each.
zoe and SOC shinplasters 10 cents
each ; 81 aud So bills 20 cents each
Sent securely sealed on recent of
price. Address. CHAs. ID. BAR.
kER, 90 5 Forsyth ST. Atlanta, Ga.
Evangelical Association Quarter.
ly Meeting in tho Pleasant Dale
Church commencing Friday even.
ing, Dec. 10Th, at seven o'clock.
Services Saturday at 400 z. NJ.
before Quarterly Conference.
Preaching in the evening. Com
inuniou on Sabbath at 10, A. NJ.
Dec. IL, 1898. Services on Sab
bath evening. Rev. S. NJ. Baum
gardner. Presiding Elder. All arc
invited.
Quite jolly crowd of young peo-
pie from Terra Alta came over
Thanksgiving night to the enter.
tainmcnt in tho Court House.
They were all ladies and gentlemen
and among the best people over
there. and we regret very much
that some of the young roughs aud
street gimins of this place should
have attempted to annoy them in
any way. Some of the young idiots
hNso oNSh w thinh tHcTc is DuSe
ball feud of some kind between the
two places, and because they rccog.
nized some Of the Terra Alta play.
ers in The crowd they must degrade
themselves and injure tho good
name OF the town trying to ''guy"
them, claiming that they were
served that way over dt Terra Alta.
Our people were very indignant
about it when they found it out,
and if the young roughs hero~stry il
again, Some of them will be arrested
and fined for disorderly conduct, as
they should be, TO learn them a
lesson. We hope our visitors paid
no attention to il, and we cordially
invite them back again, promising
better treatment next time.
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Forty barrels n day.

Harris 4 Buquo.. Erin, Tenn. i,
manufacturers of the celebrated
Erin Lame, say they have great
faith IN Drummond's lightning
Remedy for Rheumatism. One Of
their principal coopers was laid up
with Rheumatism until induced to
take Drummond's Lightning Rem
ody. After taking two bottles ho
went to work, and has since been
making FORTY BARRELS PER DAY.
LII you want this remedy. send IS To
the Drummond Medicine Co., as
Maiden Lame. New York, and they
will send to yohr express address
two large bottles--enongh for one
mouths treatment. Agents Wan
ted.
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no EVERY ONES INrEaEsT.

We have the largest and most
complete Stock Of Boots and Shoes
in the county, and we will give you
better goods for tic money thar
any other store in the county.
Remember that all Boots and Shoes
guaranteed not to rip. " they do
they will be mendod free Of charge.
If you bring them in.
9. w. FLwcETT.
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AdYertlsed Lotlern.

KIgGwOoD, Dec. LIST, 1898.
The following letters remain un<
claimed in the KiDgwood POstofiice
and if not called for 10 80 days will
be sent 70 tie Dead letter Office m
Washington Nj. William H..
Hoover, Philip Mdrdock, EdNard
Nestof, Miss Mollie Powell, Mr.. NJ
y. Smith, Han Sanity.
j. SLIDELL BROWN. Post MASTER
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TARMEasl

10 You Want to leave your
wheat in our mill? If SO, we
will give you u receipt for it.
with tie privilege of drawing
out the product at your pleas
uTe.
K1NGW0oD MILLING co.
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NOTICE.

The firm Of A. J. Bonafield n
II Sons is this day dissolved. The
business will be carried on by the
undersigned.
Very Respectfully,
A. j BoNAFIELD,
TUNNELToN, w. VA, Dec. l, '03.
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PORrnA1GssN CoLons.

I will for a short time only give =
life sized Portrait in colors for So
and one dozen Cabinet Photoes free
with each order. guarantee ali
Work. Orders filled promptly
Call at the Gallery Of
I. r. SfAtsy,
Hafdwaft Building, Kingwood,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

4. B. Zinn-22
Belle e. Laurehcs-2O.
j. NJ. Carrico--29
Florence Pugh-25.
Fl. j. Pierce-37
Amanda NJ. Wilson-26.
Israel Moats-23
Mary Ship-26.
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OYSTERS.

The ladies of the Kingwood Bap-
fist Church will serve oysters in the
Church, from noon till 10 o'clock
+. NJ, on Monday, Dec. IL, (6rst
day Of Court 1898.
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Is quite sick with the diphiheria.
Senator Morley was mp In Tucker
county attending court last week.
Circuit Court begins next Mon
day, and will be an important SEES
sion.
For Playing Cards OF ali kinds
from 10 cents up. call at the ARGUS
Office.
L you are owing us on subscrip.
ton, remember y on must settle up
before January lst.
Miss Florence Parks has been
visiting at Terra Alta and Oakland
the past week.
For any ard all kinds of legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. tt
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. A. Miller, of
TunneIton, we're visiting in town
during the past week.
Guy Bonafleld, of Tunnelton,
was visiting his uncle, Mr.. ID. s.
Helmick, of Palatine, last week.
Good States only five cents, and
School Satchcls only 10 cents, at
the ARGUS Office. If
Misses Dora and Sarah Manear
spent several days last week visiting
friends ut Gainesville.
Miss lisa Monroe, who is teaching
Mt Masontown, came home to spend
Thanksgiving.
The CASH will get the best BAR
GAINS IN BOOTS and SHOES at
IAYLoks, and don't you forget 1t.
IL the first three days of Deem
Der regulate the winter, we are
going TO have bad mixture of it.
Stark A. Rowan, of Beverly, has
been appointed to good position
in the Treasury Department at
Washington.
And now the election is over. but
the time to buy your Doors and
SHOES at the lowest prices at TAY.
loR'S is not over.
Miss Belle Shahr, who has charge
OF the Primary Department of the
Tnnnelton School, spent Sunday at
her home here.
Mr. aud Mrs. w. s. Taylor and
son Donald Clay. we're visiting
relatives at Tunnelton during the
past week.
Mrs. GRACE EBERT MANOWN
Teacher of
VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL Music.
For te-ms, apply ut Hotel Cor
don.
When you COME to Court don /
tail to drop in and pay up your
subscription. and get ready to start
the new year With a clean record.
With but little care and no trou-
bic, tie beard and mustache can be
kept a uniform brown or black
color by ueing Buckingham Dye
for the Mhiskers.
The protracted meeting being
held at Pleasant Dale by Rev. VIII
son Lewis has resulted in several
conversions. Rev. j. V. Potts
preached Sunday afternoon.
And-And-And-It showed
And-And-You can get the best
BARGAINS in Doors and SHOES at
Taylor's.
Miss Mabel Mccormick has gone
to Washington City to spend some
time among the destinations Of the
national CAPT tal.-Buckhannon
Banner.
We are informed that the wife Of
Rev. J. v. Potts, Of Crawford
county, Ohio, will visit her husban d
here before long. He is engaged
In Evangelical work In this county.
For Writing Pads. Pen Holders.
Pencils, Paper and Envelopes. Day
Books, Composition Books, Note
Books, etc., call at the AReus
Office.
Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Weaver
Messenger, fine big boy baby,
Sunday night, Dec. 3, 1898. DR..
Pratt was the attending physician,
and mother and child are doing
we'll.
Money is what talks while times
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LESSEnS PAlM--InSunES SAFETY
TO LIFE Of MOTHER and CHILD.
NOTICE.

All persons hating accounts With
the late firm Of -. Graham & Sons,
mnst esttle same at once by cash OF
note. or claims will be placed in the
hands OF an officer for collection.
3-it w. W. GRAHAM.
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The Sunday School at Millersport
Chapel expect to have Chritmas
Tree on Saturday night before
Xmas.
Joseph @. Brown leaves next
week to accept position at Par
sons. as foreman of the Tucker
Democrat.
We have about column of
School Reports that will appear
next week. as we haven't room for
them this week.
A splendid line of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the ARGUS Office.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. II
Joshua Staley, who has been
working at Falrmont the past two
years, in a tin shop there, is here
for couple of weeks visit.
The Good Templar Lodge here is
preparing to give public enter
tainment in the Court House on
New Years Night. Full particu.
lars will be given later.
In Shoes and Boots we will guar.
antee you better goods, better flt
and better quality for the least
money. Give us call and be con-
WINGED.
q. w. FAwcErT.
MIS-. Rebecca Hall, wife OF the
late DR.. John ID. Hall, who has
been very low with typhoid fever at
her home in Camden, Indiana, has
about recovered and is able to be
out again.
Albert Fortncy, who is in the
furniture business at Parsons and
expects to locate there, has been
here the past week settling up his
business, and moving his household
effects.
Hurbert Cassidy, the night
operator ut Rowlesburg. spent his
Thanksgiving visiting his best girl
near here. Come again, Hurbert,
and IL you stay but short time.
you will still remain long.
Hats for Rich and Poor at G. w.
FAwcETT's new Mlllery Store.
You can buy Hats from the CHEAP.
est TO the best. Give us a call and
see our beautiful Stock.
Judge Richard Parker, of VIM
chester, Va, who presided at the
trial of John Brown and his accom-
plices and sentenced Brown to be
hanged, died in that city the other
night. Judge Parker was eighty
three years old.
Marshal Uphold, n son Of James
Upheld, shot himself in the calf of
the leg, while out hunting yester-
day. down near the Giles Mill.
DR.. Martin, Of this place, went
down and picked the shot ont of
his leg, and he will soon recover, as
the wound is not dangerous.
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When Baby was sick, VIC gave her castoria.
When she wac a Child, she cried for castorin.
When she bccnnd Mis-, she chung 10 castoria.
When she had Children, she gaze tbeth Castoria
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LOCOMOTIVE 2urEs

GHEAT BHrAry's capital iu onr rail-
roads is raid 90 amoult Co. $500. 600. 900.
Tm Frcuch goycr1mcrt ie about %
introduce % bin filming railway com
panics for late trains.
TIM first horse railroad was made in
1892 Now every country town hns ita
street car limo. and even Constantine
ole and Jerusalem have such facilities.
Oy some railroads thc crrs arc pro-
vidcd hy thc Eiflc socic'- and other
RELIGIOUS organization with bibles
thnt ore kept iu racks. ard curiouelv
cnourh thc racks arc systematically
robbed
Iur Central railroad o. T-e-u chr.
ricd io.feti35 passenger iu isos.
orainat 9a1tni1 in lsIl Trio s-civfl
Traffic decreased from ro7 500 tom. %
.Ii1o1 Sons Tho nHmhcr of iocomo-
Nvce has Increased from Io, to eI5.
jtrNS's railroads I'D present have "a
total locomotive equipment two hum
bred und s.x cngncs two hundred 81
which arc ~ English four 90 Gcrman
and two Of American make. The last
are 90 Che mogul type nnd wore built
90 tnc calvin works. The Gcrnan en-
Cince are mci.rail locomotives built
ga tbs Abt syatcm. -uailroad Qnactto.
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The POWER oE LOVE.

.. what can have happened 20 White. to make
him 80 good AL ~ onoet
At home he's no longer terror; ir school he no
more Is n Ounce;
Out doors he Is gentle and quiet: before he was
noisy ana rude,
And as Tor his dress, you won't know him-he' $
changed ~ a regular dude.
To make him wash even his fingers required .
wreste intense.
But now for the soapsuds he's showing love
which is simply immense:
He brushes his hair till Il glistens while cycling
himself in the glass
Q, what can have happened TO Willie to bring
all the wonders TO passi
he keeps his teeth whittier than snow,iritts with.
out being told any more;
ae minds like n soldier and gladly he does any
GRAND or chorc;
He's grown several inches in stature because he
now stands SO erect
And ia his bearings manly that all have %
show him respect
o what can have happened TO While 20 make
him This angel oompletef
BE cannot be going 20 De one like little boys dc
n too sweets
o mo- I've discovered the reason that's making
him so like dove,
And marvel Of boyish pcrfoction-the dear lit
tie fellows in love.
pretfc bouquet:
"Ah. who is it Tor. While darlinsl' I asked in .
mothcrly way;
All blushiug rs red as his roses and modestly
hanging his head.
-I-don' ike-to-tell-anybody: not ever
you, mamma" he said.
AT noon saw Willie returning from school with
dainty, wee maid.
Who held IN her pink dimpled fingers those
howers-which never should fade;
noticed his tender attentions bestowed On hi,
partner In bliss.
And watched the sweet sorrow Mt parting aud
glanccs shot back at the miss
Yes, While has now his frs. sweetheart ant
that's why he sings like bird.
And keeps himself spotlcss in raimcnt and gen
tie IN action and word.
And noble and manly in bearing An. yes
there is nothing like love
To make either young OF old people as good a,
the angels above
III c Dodge, ia Goodalrs Sun
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HEROIC BUT oowARDLY.
Some Things That VIII Take tho Conceii
Out of n Brave Man.

Some Things That VIII Take tho Conceii
Out of n Brave Man.
a man can take his life in his hand
and go boldly into the tracl1less prairie
to meet herd of savage buffalo, or he
can traverse the horrors of an African
jungle without n shudder in his body,
but he cannot enter fancy wool shop
to match n special hue without break
ing into n violent perspiration and
finally rushing away without fulfilling
his task.
man can suffer the amputation of
limb in heroic manner, but he cam
not endure a mustard plaster on his
chest without shrieking aloud for
mercy.
A man can bear the deprivation of
his wealth with the calmness of a stole.
but he cannot lose his collar stud on
the bedroom floor without a violent
outburst of temper.
a man can smile grimly under the
fortunes of the rack. but he cannot
tread on n tack with his bare feet with
out bitter howl.
man can walk forty miles day
and arrive fresh and bright at the end
of his journey. but he cannot nurse a
baby half an hour without complaining
that he is utterly worn out.
A man can calculate to the uttermost
farthing the cost of the Suez canal, but
he cannot estimate the price of n WON
ans bonnet without egregious errors.
man can possess the physical
strength of Samson, but he cannot
help to take down the pictures for the
annual spring cleaning without feeling
completely exhausted with his labors.
man can suffer death at the stake
with the dignity of a martyr, but he
cannot chase after his hat in public
road without looking ridiculous.
A man will go through fire and water
TO win the girl of his heart, but he will
not allow her to see him with a four
days growth on his chin.-Chicago
Dispatch