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OCTOBER FORECAST. 1894.

At the opening of October the
temperature will be rcacting from
the cool days caused by the disturb
ancc prior to the close Of the month
The winds then will be circulating
from the east and south and local
rains and storms are likely to pre-
vail on the 2d and 3rd, which will
be followed by n somewhat cooler
temperature that will reach the
frost line about the nights Of the
Bird and 4Dh. As the 9th is ap-
proached the temperature will grow
much warmer and return of east
and south winds will be circulating
preparatory TO storm conditions.
which will culminlte in central and
eastern parts, attended by q wave
Iof storm disturbance on or about
the 9TH or 9Th, which is likely TO be
prolonged to the 10th i'm its passage.
attended by rains and storms of
wind. Frost will then show IN
about the 9.h or on dates touching
it, except IN the east, where the
cool wavo will reach later. The
exciting storm forces which have
been present for several weeks will
now return TO their normal condi.
ton and 4 period Of very delightful
fall weather onsue, with slight in
terruptlons of rain and deficiency
Of sunshine. TILL the goth is reached.
when the storm forces are likely to
concentrate and wave Of disturb
ancc will prevail, il which rains
and snow storms will give notice
winter is approaching. Storms ard
gales Of wind Of a dangerous char
actcr will be felt on the lakes and
the Atlantic ocean between the 18th
and 22d and then renewal Of
storms about the close OF the month
will matcrialize, which may prove
TO be the most severe Of any within
October. The latter part Of the
month weather conditions will be
very fuctuating, both IN tcmpora.
turc and return Of storm conditions.
which are likely to run into No
yenbcr.
November within the first part Is
/ likely to be changcablc, attended by
3 very variable ten pernture. After
the 18th weather conditions will re-
turn TO The normal for the month.
Sept. 20. 1891 p. r. SMITH.
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Celarrh Cannot be cnred

with LocAL ArrtCATIoSs. as thcy carl
not reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh Is blood or constitutional dis
ease, and i'm order TO cure it, you must
take internal remedies HaTs Catlrrn
Cure is taken internally, and acts di-
roctly ON the blood and mucous sur
faces iialrs Catarrh IS not quacie
medicine. II was prescribed by one OF
thc best rhysic.ans iu '1ie country for
years, and is 20 regular prescription. IL
is composed OF the best toucs known,
combined Win tnc best blood puriGcra
acting directly ON the mucous stufaces.
Tine perfect combination OF the two ina u
gradients is what produces such Won
dcrful results in curing cntarrh. sent
for testimonials frc,
D. j. CHENEY & CO Props roied5j
ohio Sold ty drr9 ists, price 5acf
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KlNGwooD w. VA, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 81. 1894.
OUR PATRIOT.

ToTune OF Maryland. My Maryland 81
BY LLOYD T. LACOirL. JR,
In West Virginia there's a man,
NiIil0m l., our William l.:
Go find his equal il YOU can.
William l. our William L.;
For he Is noUie. stauuch and true.
William l., our William L.
Is Billy Wilson. all he'll do,
William l. our William L.
CHORUS
O, William L., O, William l..
We love YOU true, we love YOU well:
10 Congress we will have YOU -,
To save us from the traitors ulow.
oh see our gallant leader stand,
William l., our William l.;
patriot noble, true and grand,
william l., our William L.;
Our battles lac Will ever hpht.
William L.. our William l..
With Tariff Lords. what e'er theirmirht
William l., our William l..
CHoRUs
No blot Of treason's on his name.
William l. our William L.:
Norcan they smirch his well earned fame
liiidn L., our William H.:
or ne Il FAR ahovc their spite,
William L.. our William l.:
And all can see that Biilv's right.
William l., our William l..
CHORUS.
The people all now do declare.
William L., our William H.:
nat bliy Wilson must get there,
William L., our William L.:
for ne the man withou doubt.
William l. our William l.:
no II put the trait raus foes to rout.
William L.. our William l..
Frcdcrjck. Nd.
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Concerns You Read H.

Every man and woman. grown girl on
boy wants good reading matter and +,
is neither good for the body or mind TO
live without It.. The Campaign Of 1894
is on. Every Democrat, Republican or
POpulist wants 60 keep posted on what
is going ou in the county
We have made an arrangement with
n city paper that will interest You. and
~ Is as follows:
We will furnish you with the Wheel
ing Weekly Register the largest papqr
published in West Virginia. Virgiriia
Eastern Ohio on Western pcnnsvIvania.
and our own paper both for ono wear
for 81; or we viii ecnd you our own pa.
per FOR ono year and tie Weekly Reg
istcr SIX months fOr ftsj. The WccEly
Register and TIM AEGus during tbo
Campaign for 30 cents
Send iu tOur orders u0H acconpqufel
bv the cash. and receive thc benefit of
the campaign offers
old subscribers To- TIM Anaus may
have the Weekly Register. for one vcar
for 90 cents: Sis months for aj cent..apd
during the Campaign for 10 cents
Address. lIE AHeUs
kingwOui, w. Va
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SPECIAL OFFER.

AS the Campaign is now open
and the long winter evenings will
soon be here, We are determined to
increase our subscription list. as
there are many Democrats in the
county who are not taking the AR.
Gus. In order to get new subscri.
bers we make the following very
liberal offer
1e wiH scad He Argus from mar
hH JaHud5V 1St tor He smaH suu
NJ 20 CenfS, or the ARGUS and
Wheeling RegjSfcr both till after
the election Tor % cents. We hope
our agents aud friends will interest
their neighbors in the above offer.
The above rates are cash m advance.
Address,
The ARGUS, Kingwood, w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-09-27

FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR
MoNTHLY is now issued from The
new Frank Leslie Building, IN his
toric old Bond Street, IN what NAV
be termed the midway publishing
quarter Of New York. The Octo.
Der number Of this unique and de
servodIY popular magazine has for
ITS frontlspiece o fine portrait Of
Mrs. Frank Leslie, the head IN
forming spirit OF the largest pub.
fishing businegs in the world owned
and conducted by woman. This
business is described and illustrated
m an article entitled "Modern
Magazine Making" which is full
Of information aud entertainment
for everybody interested IN the ar.
tlstic and literary progress Of the
times. Other brilliantly illustrated
features Of this number are. "A
Shipwreck in Summer Seas" By
Kompor Bocock, being a vivid ac-
count Of the adventures Of the Hon.
Warner Miller and the Nicaragua
Canal Commissioners, who were
shIpwrcckcd In the steamer Agu0U.
on Boncador Reef, on The same SPOT
where the hcarS1ygc met her un.
timely fate. "Undcr che Peah Of
TenorifIo,' by that vIvacious cos
mopolltan, Howard Paul. and
American Medical Students" by
Dr. j Howe Adams"
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WHAT Has DEEN DONE.
speaker Crisp ierscly Shows the
work Of the Democratic
Congress.

NNhE 'TNs
while we have not done olI ,v,
hoped to do, we have done more in fine
past year TO redress the wrongs of the
people. we have done more foI. their re-
lief, than was ever done by any p,rtv
IN the same length of time in any conn
try under the sun These are hold
words yet hold myself At all times
ready To defend them. Coming int,
power at time Of panic when b,isi-
ness was at standstill, when labor ,vo.
unemployed, when our TREASURY was
empty with courage and fidelity We
entered upon struggle with the enc
mieS OF the people. We emerged from
that struggle victorious in this:
I'VE have repealed the Mckinley law
We have greatly reduced txation.
We have made living cheaper.
W e havc made al money taxable.
" have taxed surplus incomes
We have restored freedom OF elcc.
tions.
"Ae have reduced public cvpendi-
lures. and we have declared undyinc
hostility to all trusts AMI monopolics
"rg .niz,d for the oppression OF tn, peo-
pie. On these foundations we .bnild
our house, on those issues we go be
fore the people. For them we have
fou }ht the good fight, to them we
have kept the faith and we have no
fear" tf
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every poison aud impurity OF your
blood, by DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical
Discovery. Then there's clear skin
and q clean system. letter. salt
rhcun Eryspelas Boils, Carbuncles.
Enlarged Glands, Tumors and Swell
ings. and all Blood, Skin. and Scalp
Diseases, from common blotch or
eruption 20 the worst scrofula- these
are perfectly and permanently cured
by H.
IN building NJ needed flesh and
strength Of pale, puny, scrofulous chill
drcD. nothing can equal IT,
Delicate diseases Of either sex. how
ever induced speedily and rcdicaIly
cured. Address, iu confidence. World
Dispcnsary Medical Association, Buf
falO, ". 8.
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Pleasant
Town OnlcIaIs.

Town DWclAINs
Mavor- Julius r. Monroe.
Recorder -Fsiix Elliott. Jr.
.Cpuueil peu.-T Ami Martin, Nm r Wanoar
Nrsh1l q. Feather, VIII A Thomas and j.
Tbwn ssrgsaut--Charles W. Dorsey
societies
Knights Of Pvthias-Lodge meets every Tues.
day evening at their hall over J. W. Bakers
tore at 500 o'clock.
independent order of odd Fellows lodge
Bish1p's block az $3.50 o'clock.
Golden Rule Encampnent. SO. 80. :. n. o. r.
meets First and Third Monday evenings of
post01iee
The rndeoeu lent order NJ Good Tompiars
Lotge meets everv Friday evening, in the 7. q
q. r. Hall. a. 500 O'Clock.
yWng Philip Tribe Ne ~ ~ IImpTioyed Order Of
3 o'clock in the knights ~ Pythias Hall over
Makers store.
Rinrwood courci. No. 55. Junior order INF.
tel Americau Mechanics Meets every wed
ncsdav evcning at < O'Clock in the Odd Fci.
lows Hall over the Poetofiicc.
Preston Loigg Nc. 81, s. y. ard a, M.--Mects
N. IN the knights Of Pythia. Hall ovot Bakers
store
NJ r church Rcv VI w Rider Pastor
services -prcachiun every sunday nt fO30q n1.
and n. u. Sunday school at p ~. u GLASS
MoeNne9 m. Younn Folks Mectinuat 8O p.
YsoP Prayer Meeting ''''y Thursday evening at
Baptist Church -Rev.J.J, Mauaney. Pastor.
f serivc6s Coz SECOND and Fourth Sunday in cacb
month at 1880 A. NJ, and q. r. ST. PRAYER
Meeting. first and Third sundays at s.p. VI.
Presbyterfau Churcl1- Bovt8 r. Uackeff
Pastor. Preaching every sabbath at f031 ~ ro .
and 3 p. m Prayer Meeting every Wsdnesday
evening o. O'Clock. sunday school az g 80 a f1
An y church Pew. ". S. smith Pastor.
= 1eaing every fourth sunday iu each month
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CtRACINrs.

The following parties are our au-
thorzcd agents and Will receive and
remit to us all money puid ON ac-
count. Any subscriptions or ordcre
for printing left with them VIII be
promptly sent TO us. The agents
for The ARGUS will give receipts
for all money paid them, ifso de-
sired, but it is not necessary, as re-
ccipts will be sent direct from this
Office promptly for all remittance.
Herring Geo. a. Herring, PM.
Rccdsylile- Mason Watson.
Newburg DR.. w. VI. Deut.P. VI.
Tunnclton w. j. Lavcllc.
Howcsvillc-J. B. Cooke.
FcllowsYillc- j. w. Robinson.
Sinclair W. u. Bciscr.
White George W. White. p. NJ.
Rowlc. burg-P. a. ConiC, f.. NJ.
Aurora--J .. Lantz. =. W.
Carmel Thomas Startzman.
Terra Alta-P. A. Fox. T.. VI.
Craucsvillc-D. W. Frazcc. y N.
Braudonullc-C. &. Fraukhouser
Brucctou. Nv. .Il.McGlb5ous. T.. ~
Hudson Ira GIbsor
Weston john S. Mitchell.
Glpdesyllle-G G. S. Sapp. Pm.
Pisgnh-E Benton Walls. +. M.
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SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

If you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease, write TO N. W. FITZGERALD.
Washington. -. G.. lie is 4 citizen
Of West Virginia, ard has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
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Get yolr Flour from T.. VI.
Albright. Pillsbury Famous Town
Talk and Lilly White lower than
before.
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DIRECTORY.
Sfni. nncinls

county. "a"
.sescetary OF Stato-william r. Chiffon. Ka-
rawha county. "
u Ai1it"r Isaac johnson. Barbour county
Ire Isurer--J Dan "a. Rowan Monroe county
Attorney oeneai-r :. Riley, Ohio county
A'st. Attorney Gen'l--O. ID. Cook, Ohio county
suJt. oi Schools-Nirg \. Lewis Mason 81 .
Aiintant General-Ja mes a. Holley, Lincoln
- tta Ltbrarian-Charles IIagan. Marion Co
Private Scc'y 10 Gov John h. White
Cnicf clerA AUDITOR Ohice--Wm A. Cracroft
>ec'y state Object o. Chiffon
Supt. schools " II j. Grass
=. treasurer Percy Rowan
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UNIrED srArEs cnrRr.

J1tge-J.g JackSsn, Parker sburg. Wood Co
SterN-l- \: Moore, ClarEsburg, Harrison Co
=. =. District Atty-C. &. Watts. Charleston
anawha county.
st. Dist. Atturnev-Stuart f. Walker. Mar
insburg, Berkeley county.
L. ;. Mdrshal-S. :. NinSon. WAYNE county.
Chiet Deputy--A. X. Garden, Ohio county
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For any md an kinds OF lcoal
blanks address this Office Prices
only o. cents ucr hundred. &C
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snarcns ronri Of ,nnnnls

. W English President. Macon county.
Henry Brdnnun, Lewis Co.
HO ner n. Holt, Greenbrier Co.
VI. II. Dent, Taylor co.
Col. Charles Hedrick. CriaT, Kanawha county
%; >. Long. Clerk, kauawha co.
II. y. Riley, Reporter. Ohio county.
Chnvenos at Char lesteu Second "Wednesday In
ahulry; wheeling, first Wednesday i'm June :
'h@F'estown' nrst Wednesday, i'm September.
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r,cirrnlt court-Mlrch y, September I, and
DecG n Ier a.
Collty Court First Monday January, April,
July AMI October.
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LIrst District-Jo,n .. Pendleton, Wheeling
hio Cututy
- ,ou DiStrirt-- william l., Wilson Charles
tDwn. jefferson Co
=. rnri DiStr!ct-Iohu d. Aldorson, Nicholas C.
u, Nicholas County
Fourth oistrict-Janes Capehart, Point Pleas
ant, Mason county
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state SerarorS Eleventh District

state Scrators -Eic,enth District
W'lliln g.. Wprley. kiugwood, Preston co.
Alpheus Garrison, Nbnou gala Co.
Judge. Th'Tt lp LCtaI piSirlct
joseph 4. Hoke. Nink - d. Preston County
OuNISSsONElI- OF ACCuUNTS.
NJ. Goodwin and u. NJ Wotring.
CON SSGONERS IN CuANCERY.
D. VI. Wotrug Neil !. Fortney. James A
Rckson and W VI. o. Dawson.
REC tVER OF THE COURT.
ol James W Brown
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
coNNt-sIoSEEs COUNTY COURT.
yllev. Mtsdn watson. President
kiHgwpod. J. l.. Mckenzie
Lion, - tvil J. Walls
R'uO, VI ,ges T. sinclair
Pprtlanl, VILLA 4. II ,Ginnis
Grant 50 nIel r. Conner,
Pleasant, Ben \. Conner
Union, Page K. McCruu
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United stnie, SENATORS.
Members OTCaugrPSS.

Chr-les J. Faulkner, Martinsburg. Berkle,
ounty.
johnson \. Camden. ParNersburg, wood Co
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uorsr OF a.Ie.a,es.


ElSt Siie-Christian Hart'1eyer. Rrucetou.
West side nos II trtiey, Md,untOGu.
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COnstAJIes.

Kingwooi, Thomas Hawker ar1 Geo. Uof
man.
valley. manuel Dixon ami J. r. Watson
ltvOn. I. ". Criss and W. ID. Taylor.
Reno, II. VI II tlbrItter and G. y. Riicuour
U1iOn, ID. W. Myers aud Geo. GeisSman
Portland. W A. NcGnuIs and ". T. Shroyer
Pleasant, j. : Kelly and j. v shaw.
Grant, 5. +. Conner and J. W. Michaels.
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DEPUTY sTeRrFTs.
Kingw 20 District-LIthcr MoNillsu.
Yale - me.
R.np-C. Y Rilalour
I iiou .- isbrgs Gsiss.nan
Portland
u rRit AiDsrt u Fearsr
sieie tStnt - IN VI shaw.
CORK Circuit C>urt-l1hn W watson
Clerk County IDIrt--T. \ nj Martin
PTpScc lting Atturpev-D. Vuiriug.
CnIlty SIrvaytr--A. =. Nc dilIen
Supt. Ot Sch Jbis--Lprtin Turtnev
Assessor -EIst 81 ls. Gtbriel puljian.
West side. w n g. Nlnedr.
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N,g;sr.tos.

" -IFNs
.Vl1tv1nl District, joseph VI Gplyvin and
Joseph 4. Miller.
V,iev, Il II dtrtin AMI \. !. DeBcrrv
Lon, E1 ,ano IIsgins ald James McGee.
Reno. n. Il. " lte'er anil Lucas For.nan.
y i'm, InlinS Schesr and \. " Berry.
j ,rti. an |. \ Shu ". itiii and Aibert q Mason.
Pleasant, Levi T.. Miller d1i ID. II. Martin
Grlnt. J. IL. Feather and ]. T.. Bird.
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WASHINGTON. u. c..
Sept. -. 1894.

Senator Faulkner has decided
that he can be Of more benefit to
the party by giving his undivided
attention to managing the Con-
grcsslonal campaign committee, Of
which he is chairman, than by going
on the stump; consequently he will
make no speeches. but will remain
constantly at tho committee head
quarters.
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One Of the best campaign docu
mcpts sent out by the Democratic
Campaign Committee s list of
thc new enterprises inaugurated
and Of old ones which have resum-
ed work since The new tariff became
a law. It answers better than pages
Of argument could possibly do the
Republican change that tariff re-.
form would iujure American I'm.
dustrics.
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pitt brolbtrt IN - Nc'Ien ieots 80 Gent5.
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ticbeu &crrn uno NciIarocS Sciu Ghgii.i mn
Ieiuer aott!idlen iu"uairduliebcn I,.tier 9so
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buus $500.
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Oantton, Council Sluifs,
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-08
"JoHN N.Y."


He came tn us q bad of hope:
His woud'rin eyes oped to the softened light
As tinted petals burst the bonds
That thralled them through the dark aud humid
night.
His srtless smile lllumed our hearts
Like golden sunshine after verual showers;
His gentle cooling wrought a spell-
Like song of lark midst the meadow flowers.
He grew In stature and in grace.
Blinded By love we knew no cause for dread,
Nor saw the shad Nv Of form
slowly draw near with sure and silent tread.
BY sudden fear our hearts were stiiled;
We saw his eyes grow dim. his cheeks grow pale:
We saw him struggle with the foe,
And with him quit for aye this mortal vale.
We placed his hands across his breast;
We kissed his marble lips to 'suage our pain,
And tried To pierce, through falling tears,
The dark. deep, riftless veil of earth In vain.
His bed was made beneath the blooms,
Within his narrow "crib'' our hearts were laid
And never more their grief will cease
Till by his angel smile it's flow Is stayed
Houston.