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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27


/ Correspondence OF The Argus.
Arch Shaacr spent sunday la Corntb
with friends.
J scott Lantt made DYING "trip t.
I Oakland saturday
I Mr.. and Mrs Louis Bush. OF Eglon, were
/ Is town Saturday evening
Dr ] Gnbcr, Selby, OF Eslou was call
ms on friends Friday evening.
Miss Annie Shaacr spent last week with
her aunt Mrs Bush IN Eglon.
Miss Carrie Mayer was visiting friends
in town from Saturday until Monday,
Mr.. Julius Rcuninscr aud vile are
spending a few day with relatives i'm Eglou,
Misses lcllah and nellie Sha0cr aud Elva
Porter made busncss1 trip 60 Oakland
sunday.
Miss Winnie Haas. Of Eglon, spent
several DAYS with hcr friend Miss odessa
Stcmplc
J W Whitaker. travelling salesman for
Pugh y Beavers. was in town Friday and
Saturday
Mrs. Summers McCrum has been quite
ill tor some weeks, but is slightly mproy.
ing at this time.
McSsrs. Ed Lakiu and Russell LeRaw. OF
Terra Alta spent SUNDAY in town calling
on the fair sex.
Miss Mary Martin. OF runuclton. is
spending the winter with her mother. Mrs
Rachel MoRoby
] Earnest Bush OF Eglon. with his horse
aud sleigh. spent sunday with the young
ladies OF Aurora
Mrs, Myrtle Van Sickle aud sister. Miss
Cuppett went to Kmgwood Friday. where
they Will remain for some time
Miss Mamie Leg aud Irbic Lants spent
sunday in Me Lake, az the home of the
latters parents Mr. aud Mrs VIII Iantl
quite crowd OF the young people of
Corinth took advantage of the duc sleigh
ing snow and drove TO Aurora to attend
The Literary Society ON Saturday night
Misses silva Porter ana nellie SKATER
drove to Oakland saturday morning TO
meet Mr.. Whitney Bates, OF baltimore.
who spent Saturday and sunday with
them.
County Supt. r. W, Candy has been
visiting thc schools ct Union district the
past week and also attended the teachers
institute held at this place on Saturday.
Tho teachers were most an present aud Il
proved TO be a success.
The young people OF Egon gave a dance
to their numerous friends. ON Friday eve.
ming last Those present were Mossrs.
Or. ] Gilbert Selby Lee Haas. Jim Toots.
Jacob Ilcndricksou Harry Werner.
ONillc and Irbic Lantz Ed Parks George
aud Page Schrock, Clinton wiz, linn
Brady, Chester Sell LOWS Wcimcr aud /
w. Parks aud wife Misses Hattie and
Winnie Haas, Emma Wesngcr ALMA
Schcrr. Addic Porter, Eva Werner. Maud
Schrock Elya, Bertha aud Jessie Wnt
Ethel Sypolt and Lizdc Stemple. Tho
music was furnished by Messrs. John aud
Page Wotring volinists They danced
the old fashioned quadrillos until daylight
appeared, wneu they departed for their
respective homes; an voting IL the best
dance OF the year. Delicious refreshments
were served during the evening ia alum
dance. G.. b.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27
WhciseIl Settlement.

f1rrferrudrr~, az .fIr r.,.
Tho be,I,b of oo, o,a,,.. .. ......p.
GOOD
.rb, ,ro,,.-,. ,,. oo,, t.. ...,,...
ip a., ,c,, t,,,,.
d.
'" w. h,'ly. 'i I'rra Alta visited thc
,. ''' ''.''''' AUG |''y' W''II'ms OF
' ~ '''' ''a' "''"
"'ss agnes Fciion' who BIS teaching at
'1' ''' "' nome
'uI SCHOOLS arc progressing nicely with
NO. li"n''e} '"d MISS IrcmD.yas teachers
en- Dodge OF Douty was here ths
week representing Hfc insurance com.
paHy
fsp.. tr...s ,f v...., e
hr'" 1ui wc won say Annie more this
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27


Correspondence Of The Argus.
Il. =. Mcuitee is ia Philadelphia OF
business
III liaddiN Of RowlesburC, moved her,
Saturday.
Mrs, Bess Snyder was in Grafton ruesda,
ON business
Miss MaOde Eliason of Grafton is visiting
friends IN town.
w. ID. X. Amman was in Foirmont Sa,ur
day on business.
Miss Ida Cox is the CUES, of her sister
Mrs. Il. $. Fromhart.
Frank and Clarence Ellis were in King
wood Thursday ON business.
c. Frank Ellis Of Baltimore, was here a
few days las, week visiting his parents.
Mrs Carrie Thorn Of Clarksburg, wa.
visiting friends here Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lille Cobun Of ruunclton, spen, Sun.
day he'e, the guest Of Mr. and MIS-. NJ. #.
Grimes,
Mrs Edyih AMMAN spent Saturday in
Rowlesburg, visiting her sister, Mis-. Annie
Maloucy.
Miss Mollc Reynolds of Grafton. was
the guest of Mis-. Jacob Geldbaugh Thursday
and Friday.
MI. and MIS-. IL. NJ. Barb were a, Meats.
Vile Friday, attending the funeral Of Mr..
Barb's father
Miss Gussie Powell left Thursday for
baltimore, where she will visit friends for
several weeks.
T. NJ, Cox OF rIitcheox's Tunnel, was in
town Wednesday, visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Il, $, Fromhart.
The Monarch Coal Company resumed
work last Monday, after a long idlenes ON
account OF a strike.
Miss Hattie Smith has returned from
Grafton where she has been visiting rela.
tives for some time
Dr. and Mis-. !. T. Il. Euis and son.
Davis, of Grafton, were the guests of c. e.
Ellis and family Sunday.
Lon Scnoonovcr of Belington. was here
Saturday and Sunday seeing his old friends
and "one" in particular.
Mrs Emma Jackson aud children of Graf
'on' were visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Ben. Corbn
from Saturday I'LL Tuesday.
John lIaddix and George Boylau, Gremen.
who have been called up for promotion, ate
spending few days at home.
Mt and Mrs. Walter Glenn have returned
to their home in Carksburg after visiting
friends here for several weeks.
Rev, w. D. Cauico preached in A. NJ.
l.inger's place at the NJ T.. Church Sunday.
as Rev. Lugcr was at Rowlesburg.
Walter Wolfe aud wife were out near
Morques' Sunday attending the funeral
OF Ms, WolIc's sister, Miss Fannie hIiuer.
MI. and Ms Harvey purr Of 'rrnnclton.
were in town Sunday, attending services al
the Catholic church, and calling ON friends.
TRN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27

Of The Argus

Correspondence OF The Argus.
IL has been long while since we have
seen anything from this place in your
valuable paper so We though, we would
write you few items.
Clint Sisler caught large Wild cat in his
trap last week.
Our merchant, Matthew Dewitt. made a
business trip to Sang Run last week.
Our farmers in this section are preparing
TO burn large kilns Of lime in the spring.
William Gooding is hauling pulp wood
to Terra Alta this winter. Bill says the
roads arc drfled pretty bad in places.
The health of this community is good
with the exception of Mrs. Bruce Cramer.
who, we arc glad TO know, is improving.
Freeman Kelly sold good horse last
week to Staley Shaw Of Trrra Alta. There
is demand for good horses in this com.
moui'y and they bring good prices
Bro. Brown II yon have any more owl or
rat stories NC would like for you to publish
them, for us people down here don't, o we
don't believe the rat was weighed by
ovoirdupois weight.
William O'Buen, who has been visiting
his brother Robert OBden. for the
past three weeks, has returned TO his home
IN Lancaster City, Ia. lie is not as large as
his brother but seems to be as Jolly.
II this don't reach the waste basket. We
will write AGAIN with hest ,.'sbas A., A.
editor and his good paper. MAUD.
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Washington Birthday Celebration.

Specially reported for The Argus
Washiugton's Birthday was celebrated 90
riainview school house, Valley distrc, The
house was decorated with pine and laurel
branches, wrcalh'. 1ags etc., very BEAUTIFULLY
Mss Mary j.. IIuddieson, lbc teacher bad
charge Of the program as follows
Song Washington
Greeting Mary Barnes
THE Ancient Tiues-Etbel Riceleman.
Essay-Hoyhood Of bing.ou-uam.t
Fcdcrcr
Wash.ogton's ffc-gy Five Ijul, Girls
The Ratchet Story Willie Richardson
Song by Scheduled, While and Blue.
Washington Birthday MauIe Marlin.
Three Heroes Josie Rigslemao.
Essy Manhood Of Washugtou-peari
Riggleman.
ML Vernon Bells-Lundia Smith.
Not George Washington Lena Ripple
man
Washington Goa Smith
Song by School
Iluuah Washington lIuuc. Fcdcrer.
Star io the West MoIlic Martin.
Washington Beatrice Fcdcrcr
ode for Wasbogion's Birthday MoUie
Richardson
Washington Naomi Smith.
Washington Birthday Lawrence Brown
Washington Birthday Charlie smith.
Three Sticks Of Wood-Ru,h Rieglcman.
The last Hours Of Washington Linda
Smith
Song The West Virginia Hills.
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Ear.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
The sick OF this community arc improving
MI. and Mrs. Will DeBerry Of Corin,h,
were visiting relatives here last week.
a number Of our young people attended
party at JEFF Faces last Thursday night
$. Frank Kelly and family were visiting
viii Gusemon's family at Alton last Friday.
Phil Chorpening aud Henry Rodeheayer
OF Morgontcwn, were here ON business
Saturday,
Preaching by Rev. Talbot at Locust
Grove Sehoolhouse at 1890 a. M, Sunday,
March second
Mr.. aud Mrs Wilbur Smith aud their
two little sons, Virgil and Ralph, were visit
ing at Mrs Sarah Kelly's last Sunday.
Maurice VanSickel, our school teacher.
aud four of his lady pupils took sled ride
down to Glade Farms to visit the formers
parents last Sunday week
One of Rev Henry Friends sons and
DELPHI Feather, son of w. Feather of
Mountain Lake Park were here last Friday
and drove to Brueeton that afternoon.
Mis- Alice Guscman, teacher of the
Pleasant Valley School, came home Satur
day to visit her folks, Mr.. Isaac Gusemans
She was accompanied by Mr.. Okey Michael
aud Misses blanche Gale pnd George
Fmnkhouscr.
ONF or our Forks
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WhIpner.Min Hollow.
lNn on our Forks
Correspondence OF tho Argus.
Sleighing Is thing Of the past.

'iA''N'hHNu't ol NHo argus.
Sleighing Is a thing Of the past
Mrs. r. W. Lemon aud Mrs. w. T..
Rogers were calling on the old folks
Sunday.
Lemon & Forlncy are doing hustling
business saw milling. They seem to think
This is the time 10 sled out the lumber.
T.. w. Britloo and brothers have given up
their job Of carpenter work at the orr
mines and moved to our hustling little town,
lIoweswlc.
The school at No. o taught by Sam
shaher we learn is not doing so well, al
though Sam is a good teacher but the kids
DON'T know H..
Our people in this community as far as we
know are well and enjoying this big winter
with the exception Of MIR. Ostcn, who Is
very bad with influenza.
George Wolfe aud widow Pew were
bound IN the holy bonds of matrimony in
the road near a. T.. Founey's ON the 2dth
by The Rev. -. Il fortney.
The protactcd effort at IGopcwell under
the instruction of Rev. Hill, is now in
progress. There was little trouble in the
church the other night and Brother Hill
concluded he would knock old Satan out
with the poker.
II this misses the waste basket. we may
come agin' GOLLY FLOpPER.
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Bouaneld Settlement.

No,'NS, ,''N'''' OF the argus
S'N ,'"' Ns'S '"'
w. news 'C'" mos, Az parts OF '0'
0''','N' 'N''P' mere NO" " YOU VIII sN'
Nm 80. 80 -, .,>,''',' ~.
/ i, 49,, ~, -. ,,,..' .,'
n.,,,,.. ,,,,, A., ,,.,sh =, n. 10, b, ~,
| ohli,io,, fr,,,, a.. ,,.,,.i,
of,bca,, ,n1 80 - -. 49,
Otis ,bo Co,,,, g,
- s,.,.'',''s -. N'"''' WIN
nor "''" an" N"'NS'"S' VINO
| 1--WE on the nome tarm
| So " "e"' 'u' N""p
no '''S O'N" S0'''"S} "' VIC arc
William 7 White an old veteran OF this
section is still able to be on the SO, Uncle
hdly SAYS he will support George a. Walls
''' N'"''' ''''"
Albert r Jeaerys, who has been con.
hncd to his room with Quinsy is some
better HOPE to see him out soon nr.
Conley is the attending physician,
Paul Shell. who resides on NJ. G. Gibson's
farm ON Cheat hill is keeping house with
ms TWO Youngest children Mr shell has
70 DC hcad'cooN-and 'bottle-washcr in ad.
d'''on to running the farm,
Eugeuas Michael. who lives on the late
Washington Williams farm is pretty stout
Tor a man OF his age. MIR. Michael Is A
Io'"' N'no oil fellow aud his talks are
very interesting OF days gone by
Uncle Jimmy Gibson as VIC call him. has
been rather poorly for some time back
we understand is improving slowly. MIR
Gibson is in his Goth year. and man OF
great nerve and endurance Long may he
'''''
The health OF our people is pretty fair
cousiderug the winter We are having a
pretty severe winter Reminds MS of
winters years ago ospccall, the the winter
ci $50. which is remembered los some OF
your readers.
W., ,rti,in,tc 81, goo, ,.,,,., ...r
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Aubov


Correspondence of the The Argus
James Calhoun talks Of going TO Morgan.
town in the spring
Allen Forman was az Rowlcsbnrr last
week on business.
Miss EN aud Clinton wilt were visiting
at Eglou las, week
\ number OF people from here attended
preaching az Carmel sunday.
Miss Lille Wit will soon bc home again.
as her school closes March tst
Do!pheus Moore Of near Rowlosburg. was
visiting ID $ Wilt last Sunday.
\ number OF young folks from this place
attended the literary az Aurora, Saturday
night
Charles rrickotL Clyde Stcmplc and
Freeman Miller have gone to Morgantown
to get work
Miss Elizabeth closed her school near
Aurora last Friday We are glad to see
her back again.
oh yes when you ask X X Long VIII,
he smiles he just says it's a girl, and goes
on his way whstling
There was quite a number Of young pso.
pie from Cheat river were visiting in town
one evening last week
d. \. Sanders lost a fine young horse
from distemper and another one had Il
very badly but has gotten oycrit.
Prof. ] h. Dumirc Of Limestone, Tucker
county. was In Amboy few days last week
He was on his way home from trip down
South.
The ground hog storm has subsidized and
the few warmer days just past bias settled
our snow considerably. and II the thaw be.
comes general the roads will become ale.
most impossible ON account of the drifts
that are travelled over in places
Success TO THE ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27

sIArE Yr Wr.r Vmsnt
AZ rules held FOO thc clerks Office of Che
l.rru.i .gur, for tla county uf rfr..ur nn
tc hrsl Monday of February fs.t
Caroline " Ford
l... Fora "caaoee9
Ihe object of fIs sHI H t1 obtain a
dI.oID. FORM tHH bonds lf maIrImanr from
tHr defendant Levi. % Ford
aud D.. appearing iiyw lu affidavit Uiod boo
said cause thIt the defendant Lewis O.
Ford uot resident of this State on
motion Of thr plaintiff 10 is ordered tbat ti.c
EfII defendant DD fruuifed tl aDurar
".tH.n ono month after tlc date uf fle Gr.t
publication 0f fHIF order and do what is
nee. 1fy t' protect DIS interests
lt further ordered thS ih.e order be
.'ra and posted Loss required hf Jaw.
Published 6rst umc february 6th fs1s
Attest w. WhI.p~ tI.rt
y. J Croean Counsel for plaintiff
NOTICE 10 TAKE DEpOsTIONs
Io Lewis o. Ford Take motto. fflf q
eh1'I ou t1a To- day OF N1r.h ao1 zoo He
1hce oi W. Watson n Euevo1d.
Zee tom County West VIRGINIA between
OBJ. hours OF p a m and 3 p m oft h4ttlr.
proceed .1 take tHo deposition. of mt.,Il
fNd others l' D0 read H. rr.duuo. ou nos
n.HIi 'n "a certain su.t .u equity pending
poo tnc Circuit Court 0f Preston County
yes wherein ypu arc defendant and
Aud from ary cause tle taking Oft tic
ti.d ocpos i'Dne hr u0t commenced ON thlf
d1f ur H commenced and not concluded
on thlt dlF Che taking OF flc same will bc
continued from d1Y to day and from time
to time lt thc same place and between fhg
Same hours until ihc Same shalt bc com.
p.ctcd Respectfully
CAROLINE ~ FORD
hy u Crosau Counsel ? 1909 a..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27
RcedsyiIle.

| Correspondence Of The Argus
Nicholas Gross is very sicl, at this writing.
Opportunity with ability makes response.
bility.
CLARK J. Baylcs was at Gainesville
Monday.
II. II. Reed has gone on business trip
to Washington
J. Sanford Dunn was business caller at
Brondonville last week.
solomon =. Couley has been ON the sicl,
list several days last week
Lloyd Brand moved his worldly possessions
TO Morgantown last week
Mrs /ar Hagans of Kmgwood was visit,
ing her daughter at this place las, eek
Nh. aud Mrs. Frank Wolfe ere off ON "a
ten days trip 20 Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs Sadie Fairfax has been quite III Tor
three weeks but is very much better at this
time
Elijah T.. McGinug now occupies The
dwelling house lately vacated by Lloyd
Brand.
Mrs. Richard Arthur returned home
Saturday from two weeks visit with reia-
tivcs 81 Piusburg.
The festival held This place las, We'd
oesday and Thursday was quite success.
There were people ia attendance from quite
a distance
Mr. and MIS- Sam dill. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cleaycr and George iIarzeU were
visiting relatives at Morgan,own Tbursda,
and Friday.
Depend on no man. 80 friend but him
can depend on himself lie only who acts
conscicnuously toward himself will act so
toward others.
Mrs. Bell Ringer Of Terra Alta, has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. S..
Ioar, and other relatives for three weeks.
She returned home Thursday.
Snow, snow, snow Binding, winding
drifting, sitting huryng, scmrying. mc
crystallilcd moisture has been falling un-
ceasingly foi three weeks The hills. the
valleys the mll oaks and pines. the
| dwelling were all clothed boo a milk white
mantle. Tunnels. shafts, aud io fact every.
thing ON this, Gods green earth, were
sIumbering in the grasp Of grim old
Winter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27
Hayden.

Correspondence of Tho Argus.
Sleighing is still good.

correspondence of Tho Argus.
Sleighing is still good
We noticed in the slcighing party Sunday
Messs Scott Feather ard Leslie Martin Of
Fairfax Manor
Misses Laura and Alma Stone of King.
wood, Sundaycd with Their sister, Miss
Pearl, a, ID. O. Feathers.
J. w. Hayden is The boss trappor lie
has caught two coous alive this winter. one
OF them was a fine looking corn husker. lie
was about grown. lie sold him to Greedy
Crane Of Terra Alta The price paid was
81 so.
The coal business is very brisk in this
section. The farmers have become very
much excited over it and well they may, for
by the time the lcasers and spectators gets
through with them there will be but very
little left. We think there is too much
business connected with il for ordinary men
10 understand.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27

Correspondence Of The Argus
Mrs. Lydia rcll and Miss Daisy IIovater
arc on the sick list
Mrs. Dan Davis Of West End, was call
ing ON friends last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Watson and son,
Willie, Of Fellowsyillc, were visiting friends
here last week
Misses sophia Slaubough Jessie Pell and
Ethel Nose made a 0ying Tip 10 Ncwburg
last Saturday.
In contest here a short time ago Miss
Jessie Pcll got the prize as being the pref.
lics Girl in Austen
Our school is progressing nicely urder the
management If S f.. Sterling, Principal.
and Sophia sIaubough, Primary.
LOVELY LILLE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27
Cattle Drowned Under tee.

Wednesday Of last week Jno Sions, lost
thirteen twoyearold cattle by downing near
Old Fields, Hardy county.
a large bunch that was feeding along ting
South Branch was accustomed TO get water
from the river and in getting 10 the water
bad 60 pass down narrow, steep path On
This occasion the ice had frozen along the
bank, while little further out was am sir
hole in The ice Forced forward by the herd
behind, into this, thirteen fine animals fen
hcadlong, only to pass under thc ice in the
deep water and perish.
The accident Is ono oi an unusual chaac-
ttf, and is a big loss to Mr. Sions Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27
Saved ner Child.sLifc.

Tn three weeks time our chubby lifre
boy WAS changed by Pneumonia almost to %
skeleton writer Mrs w Watkins of Pleas.
ant city O. "A terrible cough set in that
boz spite of good doctors treatment for
several weeks. grew worse cycryd We
then usad Dr King Sew Discovery Tor
Consumption and our darling was soon
sound and well We are sure this grand
medicine saved his life Millions know
its the only sure cure for Coughs Colds
aud ail Lung diseases The Cooke Supply
Company guarantee satisfaction soc Z on
Trial bottles free
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Correspondence Of The Argus
Look out for q wedding az Lenox.
II. j. Hartman made flying trip to
Brucetou Saturday last
g. A.. Kelly and family were visiting
James Kcllys Sunday.
Mss Gladys Wolfe Of Cedar Valley, was
calling ON Miss Fay Kelly, Friday.
Era Ringer and Miss Emma Feather
were calling no Joseph Smiths Sunday.
~. +. Hartman and his Uncle Charley
made business trip to Terra Alta, Monday.
Our literary IS progressing nicely at Cen
ter school aud is largely attended by both
old aud young
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March Marriages

Ella Winfield Thomas ls Mary Alice
Craig BE-
~ watts rs D.. T. Huffman 90
Clarence Ollie ry'cs i9 Ada So. sheets
o.
Oliver s.. Freeiand 20 Etbcl KeHyl8
Chester a Wolfe Matilda olive Frank
houser zo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27

We want fo please you. It's SO handy to
ornER EY MhU from r5. Hundreds arc
doing so. and ue are only feW dulles
from you Goods como to YOU QUICK
we sell everything in Csc Drr. AND
DeuGssrs IIsE. srrooo SrorE fo
select from WH9rr-htFrs sui Cur.r
hr RETAIL We do Anything yoa
want order '3 day. We guaiinics salts
faction cor M0sry CuFFRrny KF.
ruENfu. Address. with remittance
Mail Order Department
GRAFTON DRUG $50 CHEMICAL CO..
Wholesale Dwgess. Grafton. w. va.
lWuic us FOR quoaGonel
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The West Va. Argus.

a First-class paper. entered as second
class matter in a Third class Postohce
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-02-27

His investments not only earn
you money while you sleep, but
they MAKE happy HOMES.
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Uncle Nathan Tanner from over abou,
Ambleisburg, was in town yesterday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-25
THE STRENUOUS LIFE.
A Great Strain.

No one disputes the fact that we
are living in a rapid" age; 1t is rush,
rush, rush from morning until night,
and competition Is so fierce that the
struggle does not cease until the ma
chine is worn out. Women, too, even
when surrounded by every comfort,
become infected by the common spirit,
and what with their clubs and many
social duties have no time to give
thought to their physical well-being,
until they are suddenly brought to
sharp realization of the fact that
nothing in their lives is so important
as attention to correct or rational llV-
ing. 1t may surprise the readers to
learn that women are more prone to
piles than men, and in most cases be-
cause it is difficult to impress upon
them the importance of regular move
ments Of the bowels; irregularity
means straining at stool, and straining
means piles, with the certainty Gun
der the usual methods of treatment)
that the sufferer will have them al
WAYS with her." by usual methods"
is meant the application of salves and
lotions. or Gas a last reSOrD Surg1-
cal operation. If there Is complaint
which entails more distress and suf-
fering upon those afflicted than piles
or hemorrhoids, it is not known to the
writer; fortunately, however, these are
learning that there is a remedy that
effectually cures all forms of piles; it
is known as the Pyramid Pile Cure,
is in suppository form, is applied di-
rectly to the parts, and does it's work
quickly and painlessly; it is sold by
druggists for fifty cents a package,
or will be mailed by the makers to any
address upon receipt of price. Mrs.
John H. Castona, 2942 Arch ST, Chi
cago, says: '1 must write you that
was cured of a very aggravating case
of itching and bleeding piles by the
use Of the great remedy Pyramid Pile
cure, even after several physicians had
claimed there was no cure except by
an operation. I am well now, and owe
all to this valuable remedy. l cannot
saw enough for it," Write the Pyramid
Drug Co., Marshall, Mich, for their
little book on the cause and cure of
niles.