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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29
Newbnrr.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Miss Nora Jackson is the guest OF
Terra Alta friends.
George NJ. Wilson, OF Tunneltou, was
purely business caller last week
DR.. Lauham was at Hingwood last
Monday in company with Chester X.
Shaffer.
WIN. d. Il Amman has had his hair
shaved VIII always would take adj
vantage OF the girls
j. Philips, so-callcd merchant Of this
p lace. has boxed mp his goods" and
quit town. No doubt but what the
boys viii miss him
Dr Postcn returned from Toronto
Canada, last week. The GENIAL NJ. D.
represented the Crescent League at the
International Convention.
Mrs. DR. $. j. Posten has been visit
ing her parents near Moundsvilc and
the Doctor rather than Keep batch"
has been staying az the Brook
The new butcher from Somewhere"
who came here 10 drive VIM. Horchler
out has also left town. TO the best Of
your writer's notice, he killed one 10
year-Old sheep, several ycarlinp calves
Those are familiar TO the public, and
decampcd. Strange TO say Iorchler is
still here.
The board OF trustees OF the New
burg school met last week and selected
tho following teachers Oscar Wilt. OF
Aurora, Principals; Ida NJ Spahr, Of
Kingwood, lst Assistant; Lille VI
West OF Evansville, End Assistant.
Teachers for the primary department
have not been selected So far all the
home applicants have been turned
down. We will comment later.
WIN ". Dent, Jr, late resident Of
our village, now citizen Of FairmOut.
this State. Us the guest OF friends hero
VIII made quito "a reputation ms 70 10 cal
writer while hc was depu ~ ostmastcr,
writing from this place under the
"ncop' Of "Whiskcrs Lots OF times
have ! heard him rOundly and soundtY
cussCd praised and horse-whippod init.
Bot that made no change in 'Whis-
kcrs' business. be just took things
calm and gave Che news 20 % finish.
HIILO I'LL
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Brandonville

Correspond OF tho Argus
Fuller Kelley was in town last SUN
day.
Quarterly meeting at Braudouville,
Aug. 9TH and sth.
samuel Forqucr is i'll at this writing
and is apparently failing very rapidly.
Mrs. r. b. Waddell and son Charles.
leave tomorrow for a weeks visit
among friends in Somerset, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Renner and children
are TO return TO their home ia Pitts
burg this week, after few weeks stay
IN our town and vicinity.
B Waddell SOLD u fine buggy to
Albert Gaup recently. We have not
heard what young lady enjoyed the
first ride in IL. but whoever she be. let
her be greattul for the privilege. Good
looking bachelors don't grow on every
bush here in Brandonville.
The campers from Joanuettc, Pa,
who were in camp at the Bowermastcr
bridge below town, left Monday even
ing. one OF their member, i'm violation
Of the game law, shot duck and find
ing his presence in demand left his
partners TO settle the Jill and vaca ted
Monday morning.
The little son OF Jacob Harsh barpor
fell from high board fence Sunday
evening and sustained serious injuries
lie struck some rocks in his descent and
when picked up the blood was flowing
profuscly from his car. Dr. Raven
scraft. the nearest physician, was out
OF town and DR.. NedrOw was summoned
in haste and did all that could be done
FOR the little sufferer, but at present
we are not able TO learn the anticIpa ted
result with any accuracy.
ALPHA BET TIE.
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Independence

Correspondence Of the Argus.
As there has been NO communication
from this town for long time TO your
Vulua bic paper, Twill endcavor to write
you ut least once ia two or three weeks
TO let Your readers know that ludc-
pcudcuco still holds its historic position
among the loadiOg cities OF our thirty
ing (2) mountain state.
A. G.. Pcll has started for Alaska in
search OF riches.
Miss Belle Ice Spahr. after a few
days stay at her aunts. Mrs a. G. Scott.
has returned TO her home in kingwood.
VIM. PRilipS is making quite an i'm.
provemcnt on his property hv the erect
ion OF new house in place OF the old
one.
Our merchants are doing fair Nc
kiRlcy business, apparently. No view
OF AN Increase clerical force, TO supply
the waGts OF customers.
W IN. Shah1r, law student with the
firm OF Brown y Hyde, OF your city, is
paying his parents a short visit, expect
ing to return 10 the county seat this
week.
Our postmaster, G.. NJ Shulrcr, has
displaced tho old sign postoNicc, aud ina
us stead put up "A sign in bold letters,
s% Closed VIII open again in 1900.
l6 TO I.
Tho frequent rains have delayed our
farmers ia rcaping their harvest. and
causes thetu - bc worried for fear the
crops, which are SO promising, will Toe
ruined.
The repair force OF the II. & O. X L.
has been considerably cut down This
does not seem To agree with the clio
qucnt CowanS speech delivered at
Grafton inst bp fora plaplinu Inst
falL
FIRST communication am writing too
much, and through this fear win close.
! might add that Mr.. Jenkins is now
wasting saliva on postage stamps for
the accommodation OF the public.
HAMMER
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Cranesyille.
)ANQYINN.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Banks Corben an wife OF Grafton
are calling on friends and relatives OF
this section.
Y. browning OF Blame was "a very
welcome visitor AZ thi, place on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. LYDIA Feather is lingering ms
usual and may remain in the same con
dition for quite awhile.
Il. T. Browning OF Terra Alta was
calling on our fair sex Saturday even
ing and Sunday morning.
Mrs James Wolfe will leave on Mon
day for medical treatment AZ the John
Hopkins u University OF BaltimOrG, Md.
Some OF our down town people look
little cross since the decision was
made ia favor OF G. w. Cramcr as post
master. yet
Mr. Michael Albright an aged and
respected gentleman OF this section
died on Tuesday last and was buried
at this place on Thursday.
u. r Fleegle an Samuel Sutor has
accepted positions i'm the wagon shop
Of A. j. Elliott Of Terra Alta, where
perhaps they will remain for quite
awhile.
G. w. Cramor was sick during the
past week, but after getting informa-
ton that lac was 20 be our next post
master he recruited and has again re-
sumed his occupation as carpenter.
We're ticlslcd 90 the gizzard
Because it was our prayer,
Since seraph Oft should win the way
II Mammon does despair.
SALAMAgDEE.
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Rsdamers.

Correspondence OF tho Argus.
There was "A grand dance hold hero
by the young railroad meas Social
Cub OF Cam bcrland, Md, July "3rd
Those that attended were Misses Mary
and Maggie ESherty. OF lIuttOns, Md,
Miss Kate McGrail, OF Terra Alta, Miss
Moliio Poudcrgrast, OF Grafton, Miss
Ella Dunn, OF Bowlesburg, Misses Mary.
Nora, Anna aud Katie Burke, OF Rod
aners, Mr.. ard Mrs. i. j. Daily, of
ROwlcs burg, and Miss Mary Gibliu, Of
Bodlmers. MIR a. NJ Donohue, Of
keyser, j. j. Hcaley OF Piedmont. G..
j. Fromhnrt, OF Ncwburg, Tom Nc
Hugh, OF Cumberland, Tom WEIGH, OF
Terra Alta, j. Il. McGran, OF Terra
Alta, T. w. Burke, OF Cum bcrlaud,
Frank Fogle. OF Terra Alta, Tom Burke,
Of Rowlcsburg. Pat and Arthur Coyle.
OF Terra Alta. The music was fur
nished by MIR Elbou OF this place The
dance closed at 2;30 o'clock a. m. All
the boys went off looking very pleas
ant with their sweethearts by their
side.
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Glade Farms.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Our farmers are all busy making hay
Miss Gertie Becrbower, OF St Joe, is
visiting her uncle NJ this place.
Mrs. Meek aud Miss McCrackeu were
the guests OFF. w. Cuppett last Sunday.
Mr. Lee Smith, who was attending
school at California, Pa, has returned
home.
John r. Cuppett, who was attending
school at Confluence, Pa, has returned
home TO help his father with the
harvest
Rev. w IL Berry preached the
funeral sermon OF Philip Dennis AT
this place on last sunday TO a large
audience.
r. r. Cuppott and wife gave social
on last Thursday evening, which was
quite q success, and everybody seemed
TO enjoy themselves.
Wilbur Beerbowcr has purchased an
interest in steam thresher and con-
templates doing the work in this com
munity this season.
DAN QYINN.
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..'iI'.. 'I'''Ii.' '. IN| NIaA"t
SIR and Mrs Thomas Kenny of Tuu.
melton, arc visiting relatives here.
Mr. George Bergman and family, OF
Cumberland, hd are visiting at O. IS.
BJrgmau's.
Nessr,. Walter Myres and Allen
BriltYu Df DO p.ues -Dsut sunday Doe
NewDury calling con- friends
Wrs Murdoct and daughter, Miss
Minnie. OF Kiuewool. were The guests
OF Mrs George 5ho1Ito Monday last
There wa preaching ot Che W. y.
church at this place sunday evening at
o O'Clock p. m oy Rev Rogers. OF
function.
Born. unto Wr and Nrs Cam Fcatb-
or. Wednesday. thc 2fst bouncing
biz 80 pound boy De- Powell attend
ing phys clan.
Ni..es Grace and Rose gropmhal who
have been staying at Iuuuc'ton flr
some time 1rn now visiting the.r p1r
cute at ta.s place.
Nr and Mrs ClIJe. OF EinvwooI.
ard Nr a1d Nr- hIte I.rts OF near
Icrf Alta. were tua rueafe of George
hFres ia4t Sunday
Quite number of our people attend
90 tlo preaching 100 the Catholic church
90 Junclton. midday av Rev. Father
Peudcraa.t. of ltowies burg
JysucI
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Home run, CoruuolI Struck ont by
Bowman, 10. By Messenger, s. Um-
pires, Clapp and Montgomery.
yOTEs
Good all around playing by Rowlcs-
burg, especially 90 bat
Poor playing by Grafton both iu field
and at bat
Bowman pitched much better game
than whom Kiugwood played them last
Saturday.
The West Va. University battery,
end bascman. Parsons. and the short
stop and LEFT Gc der, C1sscll no longer
belong 90 the Grafton Club. The club
as constituted when Kingwood played
Grafton has disbandcI, as they were
not supported financially. and Grafton
has no regular club at present.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29

The newly elected officers Tor Cranes
Vile Lodge, No. lS4 l. o. O. L are as
follows; Noble Grand, ]. c. Feather F;
Vice Graud. c. w. Ccamer; Secretary
J ID Browning; Treasurer, Albert
Teets Il. :. to \. c., +. C.. Hayden ;
L. 5 90 y c., : y. Suter; Warden, o.
ID. Feather: Conductor, j. G. White; K.
:. -. David ShaGfcr; l. $ =, 1. Il.
Feather ; O. c.. w. w. Browning l. & f,
A c. Browning; Chaplain, :. Z. Suter F.;
Z :. TO V. e., Albert Tcets; L. ). TO
V. e.. J. a . Feather.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29

Some time ago the one-year-old child
OF Nc. NJ Il Lindsey, OF Franklin
Forks. Pa, had very severe attack OF
collie She suffered great pain. Mr.
Lindsey gave her dose ot Chamber
!aiu's Collie. Cholera and DjarrhOca
Remedy aud ia ten minutes her distress
was gone. This is the best medicine in
the world for children when troubled
with collie or diarrhoca. II never fails
70 effect "a prompt cure When reduced
with water and sweetencd 10 is pleasant
FOR them TO tal<e.-lt should be kept in
every home, especially during the sum
mcr months, For sale by , a. Len
hart, Eiu-wood. and j. J. Cooke *
Sons, UOwcSVjliS.
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We hope our people viii turn out
Saturday afternoon aud sec 4 good
game Of ball and encourage our boys
AS they do at other places. The price
is not too high 20 see good club from
another state, as we have to pay them
heavy 20 get them here The regular
price is 80 cents in the city aud % to 30
cents extra for seats in the grand stand.
and no lover OF the game should hesi-
tate on paving quarter for admission
aad good seat in the shade, too.
The ladies are charged for the seats, as
it would not be- fair to admit them free,
and give them the seats free also
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29
Keep so Books

We wish to- announce 90 the citizens
of Eiugvo9I and vicinity that bc9u-
ming with August Do 1896 ws win sell
TpH CASH ONLY ~ viii enable mo t0
keco bigger and better stock OF meats
and at the same time give you better
bargains. Plelsc call and .ettIo your
old accounts before the above date.
Soliciting your further patronage
am yours truly
ft il ID. CARROLL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29
Best on Earth.

MY blood was in very bad condi-
ton and had cruptions all over my
body. took few bottles OF Hoods
Sdrsaparilla and IL entirely cured me
! have not had any trouble with i'm
pure blood since that time. / believe
Hool's Sarsaplrilla TO be the best blood
purifier on earth" JosErH Il. JONES,
Henderson,, n. G.
HOOPS Pills are the only pills 20
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy
and yet efficient
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29

The latest snake story comes from
over on Muddy Creek Hill, and is TO
the effect that Ulcle Billy uarucl had
a hard tusSlc with big bull RATHER in
his barn. They We're hauling In the
wheat and the snake got mixed up
among the golden gram while bring
ing in the sheaves' and landed in I'm
Gle B,lly's barn. The place proved un-
healthy for his snalIcship. aud he died
from an overdose of shillalha admins
tered by Uncle Bill. The RATHER was
over five feet long and as thick as a
mans leg. (rhis depends on the man
and the part of his leg referred to }
The snake had - rdttles and big
button. This ends the tale, but 81
Summers wants to look a "leetlc CUT
or he will have 20 give up his belt.
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An inter STATE CAME
OAKLAND VS.. KINGHOOD,
SATURDAY, JULY 81,
At 80 P. H.. At THE
KiIgHOOd Bose Boil Pork.

Admission, % cents. Ladies
and Boys, 10 cents. The above
prices include goods seats for
all. Get your tickets in advance
at the Postollice or from mem
bers of the club.
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She Was willing.

James L. Dulin %, and Lettie f.
Smith IS.
ID. w Fortney PC, and Emma +.
JefTervs "a
Jonathan A. Dancer %, and Emma
G.. Smith IL.
Ward Lambert 10. and Cora McWn-
liams r.
John Call 81, aud Ida McGlocllin As.
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my mother my wife and myself use
Cham berlain Cough Remedy whenever
trOu oled with a cough or cold. IT is the
medicine OF our home. | do not know
how we could do without IL. We feel
that it is an Indispensable article. The
people in this vicinity too are beginning
% learn OF the merits OF this excellent
medicine. / never lose an opportunity
To testify TO its value for ~ has saved
many "A doctors bill in my family. w.
:. Musser. proprietor Of the Musser
House, Wilhelm, Pa" This remedy is
famous for its cures OF bad colds Try
il and you too will recommend il to your
friends For sale by j. a. Lcuhart,
Nin"wood, and J. j. Cooke 81 Sons,
UOWeavlile
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29
Postponed

Tho sale OF the Iroudalc Furnace
property has been adjourned until sat
urday sept. 18th, A. H., 1897, ten o'clock
"a. m, on the premises.
G. r. DUWIN. Trustee"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29
The National Game.

We give below the result Of the game
Of base ball played at Rowlesburg, last
Saturday, July oath, between Grafton
and the River CITY club.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29

'ufrc. .YudDurc OF tho Argus.
SIR and Mrs Tnomas Kenny. of Tuu.
Notion, are visiting rciatJves here
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-03-11
FOR GOOD OR ILL.

In offering TO fight the battle for the
old mountaineer, Thorndyke had reck-
oned without his host in one very inn
portant particular. When he awoze
from troubled sleep on the morning
following the talk with Duncan he was
too i'll to get up, and he was still in bed
when the farmer came TO call him to
breakfast.
Il feel as if I'd been brayed in 4 NOR
tar" he said, in reply TO Duncan's in
quiries. 4 suppose it was the long
tramp yesterday; l ought to have had
more sense than to try it."
ma, ma, then" said Duncan, sooth-
ingly; Its mair the fault O. the BARN !:
she Wilma be considerin' that we're
over pawky to be scram'lin' sax or
aught miles on the mountain"
please don't blame her; she couldn't
know how good-for-nothing I am. I
didn't believe it myself. But I'm glad
you came up; l wanted to see you about
this Kilgrow business. It mustn't be
allowed to drag. you know; the old man
isn't safe from one day to another while
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-03-11

t.as. here house nau. daa-t wall to
make no trouble for Sc. Oat reckon
Sc En91 hat an il means Wllaa the
lass sass for 81 ~ come down.
snow ser warrant
at ior KiipioN
"Nha keus tbate leti uo naag it'd
tls door Wal ye snow e .ae b.t l5a-
GER
sle Duncan, In. q dept# ln.ted
States Iaa' hal; ] reckon yeH better
slau3 70 one side and leuae - ny
du1g
putty or no deputy. gelI H9 wn
.asl this house forbv ae asHi8 or =
4eellsaun search-uarlau there
ae sound of an opening a31l
Ee bairu, fess NE The aHla rifle
HE paving ~ the horses atfaa cate
filled tie sIlch~e until thr dorm closed
aad Duncan spoke apaiu 500, Aen.
s. l.nner7, ! gle We BATH fair atnin.'
I'm aH nay ain d5or-stane. IN ven show
eer& afrantorcoIne on ~ ser ain peril"
Ih9rnayke peered between the Stats
9f be closed shutters. and aw lag two
nea fail back a few steps q hold u
council 81 war. White they were talk-
ar. another horecuau oaue SIS .rht at
the Top of the hili. and q ma1aaut alter
Protheroe rode uP t1 Ohe aafe and dis
mounted. lie nodded o the ntfuders
a. h. pass ed them ana IhorbdgEe was
surprised To see them hurry to their
horses and ride away toward ALA
coochee. The hastv retreat aas tx
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he stands in the way of such men as
Fench and Sharpless. That letter you
have is only beginning; if they find
out it hasn't driven Kigrow out of the
country, we may look for harsher meas
ures. Can you see the old man and bring
him to me to-day?"
ma, na," objected Duncan; ''ye'll no
be able to fash yer brain wi business
this day. Johnnie Keelgrow's case has
kept weel enough these sax years, an a
day or so MARIE or less Wilma make or
/ break him"
But you don't understand" insisted
Thorndyke, rising on his elbow and
pushing back the dizziness that threat
ened to submerge him. "a single day
may make all the difference between
success and failure. You must remem-
1 Der that it's the life or the liberty of
one poor old man against more money
Ethan you ever saw. If you don't prom
use to bring Kilgrow here to-day I'll
get up and go TO him, sick as l am"
Duncan yielded at discretion, secretly
proud of the invalid's pluck. "Mall
yerser easy, Mr.. Thorndyke, an dinna
fash yersel' waur than We need I'll
TESS apld Johnnie down, gin l haze to
tie him neck an heels an lug him. DO
we just lie quiet, moo, an Martha'll
bring We bit an asup."
Thorndyke sat up to eat the break
fast brought him little later by Mrs.
Duncan. and he was able in the course
CT the forenoon to dress and so down to
the sitting-room. Elsie had been re-
preaching herself all the morning for
her part in the imprudent excursion of
the day before and when the invalid
came down she installed herself at once
@as his nurse and companion. Philip was
made comfortable upon the lounge. and
when he was tucked in with rugs and
propped to the exact angle of restful
ease with pillows the girl ransacked the
ancient bookcase for something to read
to him. Philip saw and protested.
You mustn't waste your time cod
ding me-" he said; Just bring your
work and sit here where I can see you.
I'm not half as sick as I might be, and
If you start in humoring me now there's
no telling what you'll have to endure
later on"
She brought her sewing and sat down
beside the lounge. Il don't believe
you'd be very hard to manage
That's because you don't know me;
my mother could tell YOU how exacting
I can Ike, though | say its chiefly her
fault for not letting me shift for my
self"
Elsie held her peace for moment
and then asked: Does your mother
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-03-11

welcome fer $4,000. l hain't a-keerin
80 ve'y mueA now ef them fellers' on'y
luit pesterin' me, but eff so be We
mought git that much out'n hit"
That's about what l expected. !" inter
rupted Thorndyke. land its precisely
what l wanted to guard against. Why.
man. you could walk down to ALA
coochee this minute and get twice that
| for quit-claim for the mere asking,
Set your figure at what YOU think you
ought to have when | tell YOU that
they're selling your land at five hun
ired dollars for a strip foot wide and
hundred feet long"
The problem was too ahstruse for the
old mountaineer, and he shook his head
helplessly.
Very well, then; are you willing TO
leave the amount to me-"
Il reckon | cayn't do no better"
''Then Wen cons that settled.
Now, one more gu a. Have you
ever signed any papers Tor Gates or am
one else?"
Il reckon not"
Thorndyke was unfamiliar with the
mountain idiom. and he pressed the
question again. II want you to think
and be sure"
Once more the tremulous hand went
up. 4 low you-uns kin sw'ar me-"
Philip smiled and said: THAT isn't
necessary. ! suppose you'd be sure 10
remember it if you had9"
I reckon so, longs | cayn't write
none"
That's all, then; and for the pres
ent. l merely want you to keep out of
their way, Have nothing TO say 10
strangers and don't pay any attention
10 any messages from me or from any
one else unless Duncan or Elsie brings
them to you. Does anybody besides
the Duncans know about your place up
here in the Pocket?"
Il reckon they's mighty few"
so much the better. Go back there
and stay quietly until you hear from
me. 1t may take me a month, or even
longer, TO find out what want to know
in Allacoochee." --,,t,
Kilgrow understood that he was dis
missed, but he hesitated, laboring with
a statement that he did not know how
to make. Thorndyke tried to help him.
WAS there anything else?" he asked.
Seem like thar ort to be; bout you
uns' pay-I hain't got nothin on the
face O the yeth--"
! ''Never mind about that; if we win
there'll be money enough for both of
u.s." 49, s.r..sv.4.A.@. =.
Kilgrow went dumb again, trying to
| find words 10 measure his gratitude
| Before they came there was gathering
of hoofs in the road, and then crunch
ing footsteps on the graveled walk
leading up to the house. There was a
dormer window in Thorndyke's room.
and its gable projected above the front
door of the farmhouse. The sash was
up and the sounds from below came
sharply to the two men in the upper
room.
I've got a warrant for John Kill
grow"-Philip recognized the voice as
that of the man who had asked the way
of Mrs. Duncan-''and I'll have ia
trouble We, Mr.. Duncan"
At the mention of his name the old
mountaineer started and would have
thrown himself out of the other win
dow if Thorndylle had not promptly
seized him. Don't be afraid-they
can't touch You. Sit down and listen
.An' who's this John Keelgrow that
we're speerin' after in my house
There's naebody WI that name bides
here"
= know all bout that. ard | know,
700. that this same John Illlgrow's in
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eye became terribly
inflamed, and was so
swollen that for quite
a while I could not
see. The doctors
said ! had Cancer of
the most malignant
type, and after ex-
hausting their efforts
without doing me
any good. thew gave
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-03-11
Cancer
OF the Face.

Mrs. Laura E. Minis. of Smithville, Ga,
says: "a small pimple of strawberry
color appeared on my cheek; it soon
began to grow rapidly, notwithstand-
ing all efforts to check it NV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-03-11

up the case as hopeless. When in
formed that my father had died from
the same disease, they said must die,
as hereditary Cancer was inccrable.
"At this crisis, was advised to try
S.S.S., and in short while the Cancer
began to discharge and continued to do
so for three months, then it began to
heal. continued the medicine while
longer until the Cancer disappeared en-
tirely. This was several years ago and
there has been no return Of the disease !,