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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-27
LORD BACON ON PROTECTION.
He Gives Good Advice to vilIiers. the Kings
FavOrite.

He Gives Good Advice to vilIiers, the Kings
Favorite.
'Let the foundations of a profitable
trade be thus laid, that the expectation
of home commodities be more in value
than the importation of foreign, so we
shall be sure that the stocks of the king
dom shall yearly increase, for then the
balance of trade must be returned in
money or bullion 'Let the vanity Of
the times be restrained. Let vanity in
apparel and which is more vain, that of
fashion be avoided"
1.-THE excess of diet in costly meats
and drinks fetched from beyond the
seas should be avoided. Wise men will
do it without law. l would there
might be law to restrain fools. The
excess of wine costs the kingdom much
and returns nothing but surfeits and
diseases. Were we wise as easily as we
might be, within a year or two at most,
if we would needs be drunk with wines,
we might be drunk with half the cost"
eff we must be vain in laces and en-
broideries, which are more costly than
either worn or comely, let the curiosity
be the manufacture Of the natives"
"But instead of crying up all things
which are either brought from beyond
the sea or wrought here by the hands
of strangers, let us advance the native
commodities of our own kingdom and
employ our countrymen before stran-
gers. Let us turn the woods of the land
into cloths and stuffs of our own growth,
and the hemp and flax growing here into
linen cloth and cordage. 1t would set
many hands at work, and thereby one
shilling's worth of the materials would
by industry be multiplied to 5. 10 and
many times to 90 times more in the value
being wrought"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-27
THE sHeAF OF DAYS.

From full sheaf in youth we brayelv draw
Each morning Que light arrow, /, $ sent
BY strength of arm, impelled by hi4..,. :. law
Until its force is spent.
Some shafts go well and true, and some go i'll;
Beyond our vision others droop and fall;
Fair shots are others, sped by strength of will,
While some fly not at all.
In later DAYS the shcaf is not SO full.
Our arms are weak; the darts but feebly go
From lifeless cords our stiffening fingers pull
To bend the sullen bow.
And some have straighter shafts and better
bows,
And keener vision others, but no hand
The Journey of "a single arrow knows
Or how its flight is planned
Kate Fields Washington
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-27
Do Not preaa the Smoke Now.

About two years ago there was great
outcry about toe much smoke from the
smokestacks ut Chicago and elsewhere,
and che question was mooted of making
laws to compel the factories to consume
the smoke, as 1t specked the clothing
while being dried on the lines. But the
solution of the vexed question was solved
in way different from what was at first
expected. A large number Of the people
voted for free trade, and the consequence
was that the factories soon stopped, and
there was no further trouble from the
smoke. But now all the people agree that
they want the factories running, even II
they do have to put up with smoke. Let
~ lnctoey nzoo ~ burn o1okn.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-27
How to Get Rid of "wild Hair"

A "wild hair" grows in from the eye
lid instead of out, and brushing against
the eyeball sometimes causes an irrita-
ton that results in the loss of sight. To
pull it out gives only temporary relief,
since in few weeks it comes back as
well grown and strong as ever. The only
way to kill It is to destroy the sac from
which it springs by means of the electric
needle, which is pressed into the sac and
current turned on. A sharp prick is
felt, and the hair is forever dead.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-27
What is
ISU;'{|''Z|:y

Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t is guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and aays
fevershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrh@a and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and fatulency
Castoria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria Children's Panacea the Mothers Friend.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-27
FACTS FOR MEN OLE All. AGES.

BY of false modesty
Ignorance OF the serious results which ndis
practices produce These
undermine the constitution induce debility and early
decay organic Weakness loss of the manly powers
involuntary loss Of vital fluids general postraton and oft
Ing mankind there Is probably none about which the
need the Of the than these
and magnaons filed with morbid desires appre
tensions DR. humphreys unparalleled with these
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-27

arises only from the fact Of the most scientific
try also the fact of the direct influence Of his powerful
always found
cases by which ne enabled to infuse part OF his own energy
into their hopeless We're not all such held In the
doctor could
thousands of grateful patients who have been cured and
physically mentally Disease
rapidly destroys
mind, robs the of
eye cheek and
intellect The
handspring animal epreserve
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-27
Castoria.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children thao
recommend it as superior TO any prescript5on
known to me.'
Fl. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Z.
sour physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria.
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known IS regular
products, yet we are free to confess that ths
merits of Castoria has won US to look with
favor upon it,
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DrsPEssAax,
Boston, naaA
ALLEN G. SMITH, Pres,
array Street, New York City.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-27
CastOria.

sCastoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. G. G. OseooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-10

Slnogen i6iittelte Das Saupt, oalil
murmelte lie: .,Sie f%iinftauieno DBL
lars, Die feline Sante hinterldBt. maren
geraoe Die Summe, Die er brauhte, um
lcin Slid 81 9riinoeu."
u98enn oas audi Der SAL mar, Smo.
gen, ia, luenn er bas Ielblt Sbnen &c
9enilber betont baben nil, 10 lino lolhe
Geoen fem gemeis. g8Dllen Sic niNt
bewirten, oaB err perurtbeilt wiro, 10
lhlueigen Sic oappn."
Ser unl6uloiee oarf Die Strafe
nibt fiir Den Sbuloisen erleioen,"
la9te tie bart uno itren9.
Srcutt i6ien Die gemertung 3u iiber=
bOren.
,,St oas alles, mas Sic mir mitSus
tbeilen baben?" fragte er.
,Sa. alles = uno i6 flebe Sic an,
Ia9en Sic mir, mas babe ib 81 ertpar=
ten?"
Ser Saa lit bD6It mertipiiroia,
Smogen," eruioerte Der &ebtsaumalt
liGtllb erleihtert; mir lit in meiner
Yraris nod tein Ghnli6er ppr9etom=
men. S~eoenfals lit %abSuparten, 9e9en
luelden Der beioeu Mdnner Die GrOBe
Surp Die Nntlageatte erldBt, ebe i'd
mid weiter Oariiber duBere."
Limb Sic alallben, oaB nod Elm
3peifel mDgli6 iit?"
,,Gin 3meifel beite9t INNER, menn
Der Sei6luB BON Dem urtbeil Sieler
ablanst. &ein Meni6 taun jeBt por=
berieben, ,uer BON Den beioen SeroG6ti=
gen Dor @eri6t 9eite!lt werOen miro,
mir iheinen Die SnOi,ienbelueiie, ipelde
gegen lie porliegen, 9leih tart. gSell
Sic Maniel fir Den S1uloigen ball
ten -"
oSaB er es lit, peiB i6 mir 81 gut, "
murmelte lie.
,Sesbalb itebt nod LANCE ni6t ieit,
oaB Die GrOBe Surp oieielbe Guti6eio=
una tmriift. BIS Dabin pdre es gans
per9ebli0, Don 3utunit:pldnen uno
MOgli6teiten 81 reoen. Seben Sic
wObl, SmOgen - pern Der 9Siirfel 9e=
fallen lit, iOaen Sic peiter bon mir
Dpren."
Nus Dem Qbf6ieosblid. ben er iGr
Supurf, ipra6 oas gauge ISeler ieiner
gebelmen Seioenidait. Gr preBte ibre
Sano an Die Sippen uno perlieB eilenos
Oas 0ema6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-10

%retter, geSlputgen mar, ben S6ulOi9er
Sl Derratben, nber babel aud meine,
nibt 9elhont babe. SD weroe oo:
TerbGn9n,B tbeilen, Dem er ent9e9er
9eDt, mo iplte IS Der SOB iein. Srin.
gen Sic inn Oieie Sptibait, ieien Sit
bdrmberSio!'
,,Grlt ia9en Sic mir, mas lie beoeu.
tet, SmO9en," rief Srcuit, lie nit mil.
Den Sliden ourbbobreno, ,wOllen Slt
li6 oas Seben nebmen?"
sd filble, ih peroe es ni6t iiber=
iteben." ia9te lie unO preBte Die Sanr
aufs Ser,.
Gr itarrte entiebt Dor iih nieber.
,llno penll er frei9eiprp6en wiro?"
iragte er in beiierem Son.
Damn - perOe i1 periuhen, mein
Geihid sl tra9en."
,,glliD bas lit Die @abl, Dor Die Sic
mid ltellen. SD mus Sic 81 8runoe
geben leben, ODER Den Wtann befreien?
: Sci es Drum: i'd mill feline Sadie
fiibren uno ibm Die Sreibeit perihaHen
wenu er ielblt es SuldBt."
Sin 6reuoenItrabl bliBte in ibren
@ugen auf.
,,llnO Sic merosn meine SOtidaft
allsrihten?"
uSas fam ib niht, penn ih als
Inwalt su ibm tomme."
so iasen Sic ibm bod, oaB Smo=
gen Dare Slid uno 2eben alf oas
Spiel ieBt, UNI Den unf6ulOigen 81
retten."
sd mill ibm beri1ten, pie Sic lei:
Den, mill ibm ibr Mtitgeiiibl tunotbun.
S6On oieie 3uia9e mar fiir Smoger
Elm Srolt; bon Der neueu unerwarteter
SoffnunS belebt, rei6te lie Srcutt Dit
Sano uno murmelte ibren Sant iiil
Die perlprp1eue Silie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-10
CT fol- mid bSren.

I'm Mtitternoht Oellelben Cages, al
Dem Sifprp 10 fiibn IN Yrofel1or Oar
ling's Sternparte einoeDrungen mar,
ltano Smpgen Care ourt I'M Saule in
lbrem S6laisimmer am Sid. Sic
belt in Der Snno einen Srief pOn Sr=
clltt lrro Los in beftisiter Gemiltbsbe=
lueglng:
$50 babe Serrn Wanlea 9eiproden
lllo ietle Gertbeioi9ung iiberuommen.
ssen1l ib Sbnen ia9e, oaB ib BON ben
plelen blnoert 6dllen, Die mir iiber9e=
ben Woroen lino, in meiner 9ansen
Yrarls nlr menige nerlDren babe, 10
pllen sic, mas ous 81 beoellten bat.
lin Sbrem Wunibe nahsufommen,
nannte ib Sbren Ndmen uno 9ab Dem
8efangenel 81 perlteben, oaB i6 einen
Nlftra9 bon Sbnen ausSurihten babe.
Gr unterbra6 mid jeood nit ben @or=
ten: ,,SOn 6rGulein Dare nebme i6
feline SOti6aft an"
50 iebr i6 audi wiini6te, SIREN
@illen Su tbur, ih muBte oapon abb
lteben, oenn iein Son tlang Oerabtlih,
uno aus ieinen ylifen ipraten !Sob
uno Nbl6eu."
Dies mar Der ganse Snbalt Der 3u=
i6rift. Smogen bate Die @Orte iAOn
orei Mtal gelelen.
,9Sabrli6, er mus bon Sinnen
iein," mnrmelte lie Dor iib bin, mir
iheirt Das audi fem gSunoer. Nber,
10 iuabr 6ott lebt, er iOll mid bDren,
llrO warS es aud Dor Dem u%eriammel=
ten 6eri6tsboL i'm Seiiein Oes &idz
tiers uno Der 6ei6nprenen."
Sic belt ben Srief in Die 6lamme
oes Si9ts, Dap er su gli1e perbrannte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-10
"a.
Der 1T Ser Qnoefldote?

Sans Siblcp mar in Qufre9uno.
Die SroBe Surp belt SiBun9 uno Der
Mpro Der NSittwe 6lemmens itano allf
Der SOossOronung. Die yeratbun9
fano bel aeibloiienen Sbiiren ltatt, uno
DrauBeu Dor Dem 8eribts9ebQuoe
ordnste iid cine Gidte Meni9enmense,
Die unter allerlei MtutbmaBungen
uno MISUNDERSTANDING un9eouloi9
barrie, DAP Der Same oes A~n9etlcgten
al Die Sefentlidteit orinsen iOllte.
@ir laiien Die S1aar Der Neu9ieri=
gen Die Sbiire ~belasern uno iu9en fern
ab bon Der gerGuihpolleu S3ene oas
tleine 3immer aut ipo 9roieilpr Sar=
liug's 5o9ter lietepol um Sraulein
Sare bemiibt lit.
,Smogen," fleb.e lie in sdrtli6er Be-
iorgniB, ,,Iage min nur Elm WDrt, per=
traue mir al. mas Did 10 idper be-
tiimmert. @arurl biit gu beute firth
nit Yapa mad Dem 8eribtsbof 9eeau=
gen uno oann balbtOot DOR llneliit uno
Gntieben suriidsetpmmen? Sage es mir
ooer i6 iterbe Dor an9lt. Seit jenem
Sage, als Su mir bel Dem SodSeits=
tleioe baliit, laitet etpas Surhtbares
aui Seiner Seele; iprih rs aus, oas
miro Sir Grlei6tecun9 seluabren."
,SaB mid, SeRne," ieuiSte oas I'M
gliidlibe Mdbher, ,,mein Summer
miro nitt ourb Vorte leiht. IS 9ibt
2eiben, Die Der Menib am belten ullein
traat. Sein @esilt ionnis uno better,
mas weiBt gu pom boHnuugslOiem
S6mers? Sch unb lei eliid;i6! Nur
nod turse 3eit, uno i6 WeiB oas
9leraite. Sabe CANT fir Seine 2iebe,
aber perlaB mid fgt, pielel6t tann i'd
rubi9er D%eroen."
Sn tiefer SetliibniB entiernte Ii@
oas junse Mdobal, uno SmOgen blieb
ALIEN in ibrer enieBli1en Spanning
uno Gual.
Sept fam cine sOtidaft.
Sin Serr lift unten uno wiini6t
Sic su ipre9en," meloete Der Siener.
Sic fanO Srcltt i'm @mpfanssSim=
lner = Elm Slid uuo Tie muBte alles.
User 1T es? =" teu6te iie.
,Maniea! ="
Webrere Minuen lang lebnte SmO=
gen iton in iprthlOiem ShmerS am
6eniter. Sept tat Sreutt gu ibr ber-
an.
,.S0ren sic MID. iaste er, i'd
mus cine Srase IN Sic itellen, Die Der
gntwort beoarf."
sic pauote iiAnad linn um, itumme
Sersweifluns i'm Bid.
,9ie9t es na9 Dem, mas por9efaQen
lit, nod i'm yerib Der MOsli6teit, -
bub er an, leine nnere g%ewe9ung ge=
waltiam nieOertdnpieno, ,.oaB bon els
ner Seiratb swiiben Sbnen uno Grit
Maniel bic &eo iein lam. mie aud
Der Spru9 Der Gei6lpOrenen fallen
mas?"
Sie sufte %suiaumen, als bate cine
raube Sano ibr i6mersbaite @unoe
berii6t.
giein," flang es bon ibren Sippen,
,wie tonnen Gil iraaen?"
CIRCUITS Oerltorte 3iise erbelten ii6.
.Sann bari i'd Sbnen aud 9eite-
BEN" iagte er, .baB ih Sic ME beiBer
seliebt babe az beute, oaB i6 ales
Dpfern wuroe, ieblt meinen StolS. nm
oas 2eio, oas Ste eroulOen, bon Sbnen
au nebmen. &mn i'd irseno etwas 81!
Sbrem SrOit. SDrer Scrubi9ung tbun,
Smlp9en, 10 ipreben Sic es aus"
,,@plleu Sic ibm cine YOtibait bon
mir iiberbringeu?" itammelte iie.
,Selblt oasu bin id bsreit," eripi'
berte er bitter.
..Sb." rief lie. ,,Oann la9en Sic
linn, Dap id, UNI ben uuidulOsSen 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-10
JG.Centr. Gilen6a@n.

Sleo WI pe lul5e JtoNte NuW ?
Oantton, Council Bluffs,
Omaha uno Sun Srancisca
iiber Sipur Gitp.
Na6 auitiu, Swatouua, Mimeapolis
NIB Ct. Faul, iIber 9Saterloo II. Moma.
Nad Warlbautown, Grimnel, Sttumma,
ilber Ndlep.
aa1 grano Slnction uuo Ses Moiles,
iiber Wort Dodge.
;3h9e p%erlallen oas SaluuiS Central Depot fur bss
Vpelten iple toigt:
pana9iersige ...... 7:l0 9m. tdgli9, ausa. SonntaQa
......3:35 9sm.
......7 40 9tut,
Observation-Disclosures Sim,
g%ieiieuoen. bic nab BEN Often geben, bietet bieie 81.
ME %beiouoere BoriDeIle. Sic III Die ein5ige. pelte
Sur95ige S~ipiiden DUBUQUE mo 6bieaao laufeu laBt;
onr bat nc aaein SbIdipaggous auf Tag u. 9sadt'
Sigen. bic bis ebIeogo onrbgeben. :
Yoragtere, bic Il0llb, nab ct. Soute, O0tro,
Souispiuc, Taibpiue, memphis, Vsp crs
icarc ooer BldBen III SeraS 9e0en. iperoen RAID bee
tproert ano nader iioere Uerblnoungen.
Si9e nab BEN Gien uuo Suoeu geDen ab:
Yalla9ter3age ..... $50 Vm., ta9il1. B.
......l:l5 9tnI. ausg. SonntaQS
...., l045 gtm. "
=. VI .NHcgiear. Raj Sitets Iasut.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS.

WET VIRGINIA. So
Atfuics hold iu tho Clerks ONCE Of no cir.
emit Court Of Preston county, On the frst Nor
day ~ February. 1925.
Alfred Kelly
vs. n chanoery,
Prank q Hayden.
Tho object of tins suit D. 70 enforce F6hdof y
lion On ~ resi- estate 20 tho defendant .u favor
Of the plaintiff
Add h srpearing that the defendant. Prank
{ Haydcn b. not 4 resident Of this state on mo =
iion 81 tn plaintiff. 10 b ordered that ftc sair
defendant de- appear here within ore mcnfh
affer tba date ~ tho first publication hercofy
and % what is necessary 70 proteDf has inter.
fsfs and that this order b. published i0 fhG
Wfsr VIRGINIA ARGUS. newspaper publishes
4 ce8y resf. ) W. whrsoN cissk
Brown 3 Hvdc. Counsel FOR Pleinf.H
2tts-4t Jtt4t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
CRANESvILLE.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Glai to say we are to have n sad {.
die, harness and shoemaker to To-
cate here during the coming week.
Charles Crawford of Terra Alta,
was on our streets on Tuesday.
The Rev. Hall, Of the Methodist
charge, has begun a series OF meet
ings at this place.
The Rev. Lewis will go to Con-
ference during the coming week.
William Wilhelm has pun chased
a lot OF j. w. Feather. and is Law.
Ing foundation for dwelling.
Will Trickett is the father of
another fine girl baby.
A. S. Albright will return from
Atlanta, Ga, in about week.
Our people are looking forward
for a warm summer and are erect.
ing large ice houses and filling
them to their greatest capacity.
which will insure us an abundant
season for ice cream and lemonade.
BY the way, st. Valentine sent
us quite a number OF his photos.
and those of us who had the nerve
to open them, saw ourselves as
others see us with our own Twin q
epitaphs.
A. j. Sanders will take advan-
tage of the excursion rates by going
to Baltimore soon for the purpose
OF having surgical operation per.
formed on his eyes.
We still hear the cry of panic,
yet we trust that since Ground Hog
Day. st. Valentine, st. Matthias
and Buck Mckinley days are oyer,
that our statesmen will get to work
and give us change from McKin-
ley's 81 a day aud beefsteak three
times u day. SALAMANDER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01

A long and deep ditch has been
dug from the Court House to con-
meet with the street drain Mt tho
Drug Store corner and thing put
down to drain the water from the
Court House basement lately cou.
structed.
Cured cough left after lung fever
with two bottles. Mrs. Lizzie Burns,
Barclay, Sangamon Co., H., writes
rs follows: II think DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrap is truly am excellent
remedy for coughs left from lung
fever. as two bottles entirely cured
my daughter"
Arrangements are already being
made For the usual term of Spring
Normal School in the Kingwood
Academy. and we hope that our
young teachers and those desiring
to attend school this Spring. will
arrange to come here.
People with delicate stomachs
tind Ayers Sarsaparilla agreeable
to the taste, and, therefore. prefer
1t as a blood-purifier TO any other.
This is one reason for its great
popularity as spring and family
medicine. Safe, certain, and pals-
table.
When people talk about there oc-
ing better state than West Virgin
ia. every potato slightly wlnks it's
eye, every cabbage shakes its head,
every beet gets red in the face, ev-
cry onion feels stronger. every oat
field is shocked, rye strokes its
beard. corn sticks up its ears, and
every foot of land kicks. The hor-
SEES even denounce the statement
with neigh and the printers grab
their shooting sticks-Ex.
IL the care of the hair were made
a part of lady's education, we
should not see so many gray heads,
and the use OF Halls Hair Remover
would be unnecessary.
The Entertainment and Festival
given by the ladies Uf the Presbyte-
ran Church, in the Odd Fellows
Hall, last Thursday night. was
b g success and a very pleasant oc-
casion generally. The perform
ances were good, and the refresh
ments served afterwards were deli
cious and we'll patronized. The
proceeds we're over $40, to go to-
wards paying for repairs to the
church.
AT COST FOR CASH lover.
coats, Quilts, Blankets and Boots
Come soon for Bargains.
w. PosTEN & Co.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01

L. ID. Mesheny was at Terra
Alta one day last week on business.
Oar blacksmith. Henry Mason.
is doing a good business. He is a
good workman. Give him trial
II you doubt il.
Sammy Teets is the proudest man
on Pleasant Hill. aud says that the
Wilson Tariff Bill has nothing to
do with his wife presenting him a
fine boy the other morning. Third
edition.
The school at this place Is pros
pering fi.ely under the excellent
management of Ira Gibson. The
attendance is good. aud everybody
seems pleased with Mr.. Gibson as a
teacher and gentleman.
Miss Ida Miller, who has been
visiting friends and relatives for a
few days, has returned home.
We noticed CHARLES Seal. of Mt.
Nebo, on our streets Saturday
night. 'Spect Charles will soon be
applying for an attachment.
The school at Glade Meadows has
been having serious trouble this
winter.
Ira Gibson was visiting the pa.
rental roof Saturday aud Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
Don't Take Our Word

But ask your doctor VI there is
any cure for rheumatism. III a
member Of The old school, he will
say there is none. II OF the more
modern and progressive practice, he
will say that Drummond's LightD.
ing Remedy fer matism is the
only known specific and that Its
proprIetors offer reward Of 500
for any case it will not cure. The
PREPARATION 10 both intcrnal and ex-
ternal, consists Of two large bottles
-ono months treatment, and is
sent By express TO any address upon
receipt Of 81, Drummond Medicine
Co.. AZ Maiden Lane, New York.
Agents Wanted,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
ALBntenTsvlLLE.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Preaching last Sabbath by Reys.
Cobun and Mullaney.
We had quite y blizzard last Sun.
day night. The snow on Monday
following was fifteen inches.
Mrs. Hattie Cressler has moved
to Buckhannon.
Rev. b. b. Brooks commenced n
series OF meetings at the Rodehea.
yer Chapel last Monday evening.
Miss Carrie Casteel is danger.
ously sick--supposed to be blood
poison contracted by being with
Mrs. Robert O'Brien during her
last sickness.
G. NJ. Crane is getting up cen
siderable excitement with regard
to starting telephone. All that
is necessary now is tccome in with
your greeubacks.
The health OF the people along
the valley Of old Cheat is good
plenty to eat and no poor KIN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
A DENIAL.

EDITOR ARGUS -.
In the issue Of your paper Of
February Let my name 10 used in
connection with the report OF Mr..
John V. Potts as Trustee Of Bethel
Evangelical Church.
Now l wish to deny very emphat-
icallY that I am a Trustee Of the
faction as represented by Mr.. Potts.
] am Trustee Of Bethel Church
Evangelical Association as repre-
sented by Rev. Wilson Lewis, the
pastor. Mr.. Lewis has no authori-
~ 10 use my name in connection
with bis faction. as I am an Evan
gelical, not Esherite. / suppose
why he did IL he is scarce Of mate
rial at Bethel.
r. d. BowEH.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
PLEASANr HILL.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
The snow is about all gone again,
leaving us in mud as Of Yore.
We have had considerable winter
in the past six weeks--snow, rain,
bail, etc. Monday, 18th inst., it
rained and sleetcd ell day, and we
have been having a bad mixture OF
weather generally.
Troy metbeuy vas rusticatiug
down about Sandy Creek, Saturday
and Sunday. We expect r. d.
has a girl down there.
The meeting has been going on
at the VI. y. Church here for four
weeks. Much good work has been
accomplished, and hopes are enter
tanned for much more. Hope that
the talk, walk and actions Of those
who have professed will be in &C.
cordance with the profession they
made.
Will TIchepell is working for a.
g. Tiebenoll.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
PLEA>ANr DALE,
,dsnce Of the Argus \.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Rev. John V. Potts has about
recovered from his recent illness.
Sheridan Chidester is home for a
few days.
Miss Elsie Birchnal is visiting in
our vicinity. the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Thomas ID. Bower.
Some OF our young people, to the
number OF thirteen. visited the
school one day last week. taught by
George w. White. We understand
some of the crowd were prepared to
address the school. but were not
given the opportunity.
w. w. Bower, who has been at
home for some time, Will return to
Ohio soon.
Miss Mollie Garner is i'll at pres
ent. We hope tor her speedy re-
covery.
Miss Laura Ridcnour, who has
been sick for some time, is now
convalescent.
Quite an enjoyable time was had
at u surprise rarsy, given at l. N.
Forman's last Thursday evening,
in honor of his birthday.
WHITE ROSE.