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The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
PEARSON'S PLANS
Especial to The Sentinel. I

London, Aug. 1T is stated on
good authority that C. Arthur Pear
son, the London newspaper and mag
azine magnate. who owns a string of
newspapers in England, has decided
to invade Canada.
He will establish newspa pers in
several of the larger cities of the do
minion, and, if successful. may enter
the newspaper field in the United
States.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
CHICACO'S MYSTERY
LBy Associated Press. ]

Chicago, Aug. with the identi
fication today of the victim of the
Mud lake murder mystery as Tuffa
Shishin, a Syrian. the police began
work on the theory that the lad met
his death at the hands of degen-
crate.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
GIBBONS BETTER
[By Associated Press. ]

[By Associated Press
J. Rome, Aug. Z. - Cardinal +
+ Gibbons was very much better +
+ this morning, and the symp- +
+ toms of intestinal trouble have I
+ disappeared. +
+ I. 1. + + + + + + I. + I. + + I
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
The LEAD MARKET

[By Associated Press.
New York, Aug. 1.-THE lead mar
ket today was firm at f.57 " to
4G21s. Copper. 13 " to 13 y. Sill
yer, 50 Is.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
The Market.
tBy Associated Press. ]

BY Associated press.1
Chicago, Aug. To-day Septem-
Der wheat closed at 95ss to 95M.
Charles A. Smith of the Smith
Thomas Grocery Company. accom-
panied by Mrs. Smith, is in Denver
on a business and pleasure trip.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-07
MIR. BRYAN ANSWERS
The VAN CLEAVE
STATEMENT
[By Associated Press. ]

]
+ Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 7.-Wil- I
I. liam j. Bryan has issued state I
+ ment replying to a circular is I
+ sued some weeks ago by the Ma !
+ tional Association of Manufac- /
+ turers and signed by James w. I
+ VanCleave. I
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31
GuSeman.
Special Correspondence OF The Argus.
Christmas gone. New Year coming.

Special Correspondence OF The Argus
Christmas gone. New Year coming.
What did st. Nick bring you for Xmas?
James Liston spent Christmas with his
little son Evan.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Fikc spent part Of
last week at Terra Alta
! :. and Okcy Smith made business
trip to Oakland the past week.
George Englchart and sister Elda were
calling at {. C.Graham's last Sunday
Mrs. c. c. Graham and Lizzie Friend
were shopping in Terra Alta last week
Irving NanIlo-cn arrived SUNDAY to
take up his old position in the wooden
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs John VI. Crowley called
ON Mr. and Mrs S. X. Englchart last
sunday
The musical club Of southern end rem
dered some very fine music at Tom Sincs
sunday.
Joshua Bennett, Of Terra Alta. visited
ms daughter, Mr.. r. Ringer, over
Christmas
Willie smith, the wooden mill team
stcr has made three trips 10 Albright
for stock the past week.
IL VI. Friend, OF Kcyscr. paid the pa-
rental roof q visit last week and BROUGHT
his sister fine Christmas present.
Mr.. and Mrs John Euplchart gave 40
tinc roast turkey dinner Christmas. which
was highly appreciated by the manly iu-
yited guests
We are glad tD state that tlp town
council ha- given orders o. have tNe dis
located bricks replaced that FIo.l Gallo
$40 mi-chioyou-Iy kicked out oi our .r.t-
some Time ago.
NIr and Mrs. Elisha Ringer v.-. ..
Iuug The bedside OF Grandma tuH.YI
Iu-i Thursday. who has been .riuu.'y lI
i9r some weeks. bot $50 are glad Or e.v
she I- now SOME better
O.. W. Bishop. father. and -uu wor.
seen passing through hcr. Sunday .a
route for Wheeling Whore hi- father.
Elisha Bishop, cpntcmp.atc- having
surgical operation performed
We have one bog in our little village
Wc call Smiles and Good Cheer that 4.
/. $. Euglchart Ills best Girl has re-
turned from Br1udouyIlc: that. the
raus" of h- smiles l-u'tit Frank?
Some pf our young gents attended, tho
Christmas tree entertainment at Albright
Thursday evening and reported "a good
time. But Bruce and Doad say H. WASH &
at aIl pleasant ~ Doe driving such rainy
night boo ruuab0ut.
Lincoln Hartman and Miss Mildred
willie attending meeting ou Beech lEU
met with very serious accident Which
might have cost their lives Whfc ir
church mi-clticyou- brownie stole one
oi tnr taps from DI hi- buggy. letting tlc
vince. drop OF and they were dumped
UnCDrOmNuIUu-I into the url and Relic
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31
Oak Grove.
Correspondence OF The Argus.
T,..r,.tI. i,... ...;.. e.: Ht

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Everything quiet in the gladcs.@
Mr. and Mrs Motley Browning are
visiting at O. -. Whctsclrs.
john A. Friend and family spcnt
Christmas with y. ID. Groves.
Mrs. A. j. Frccland spent Christmas
with her parents at Terra Alta.
Christmas passed of very peacefully :
no Indian iirewater in evidence.
Harvey Forman and Bessie Trombly
attended the Christmas entertainment AT
Aurora
Raymond Wiles aud little daughter
Roberta are on the sick list suffering with
bad colds.
y. J. Frecland and daughter opal
spent Christmas at Cumberland visiting
Arch Jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Whetscll, Of the
Whetscll settlement, were visiting o. -.
WhctselPs last week
Miss Trcssic Guthrie spent few days
last week visiting her uncle, Gilbert Nc
thcny, at Terra Alta.
Mr.. and Mr. Stalcy Dodge spent
Chrieimas with the lattcr's sister Mrs.
Elmer Wilson, who is quite ill.
There was quiet wedding Christmas
eve 40 Jared Matlick's, the contracting
parties being Mr.W. II. Rodchcaycr and
Mis- Ncrnic Tccty.
o. y. Whctsclls little son, who has
the pneumonia fever, is some better. and
Mr. Whctscll, who has been laid up
with severe cold, is improving.
Earl Seal, our teacher at White Oak
SPRING, j. conducting successful school
and ~ a beginner is making y fine record
Tor himself He is % fine young man
and well thought Of.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31
Interesting Letters from q Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN THS COUNTRY
Bright Bits Ct News aud Gossip About
You and Your Ne!ghecr-Ths
Events Of Week.
Function.

correspondence oi The Argus.
w, j. LavcIc spent Christmas with his
family
$. Il. llarlc,ty returned o. Kincwood
Monday.
Morgan Orr. of Iiiorra, was i'm town
saturday
Leslie Halbriuor wyntto Independence
last saturday
Miss Lillian rohn is going 10 Fairmout
to nurse patient.
Tolly stafford was "a business visitor i'm
Grafton last week
John Ziun, of Kcyscr. was I'm town n
few days last week
Mrs. j. y. Hunt and SON William were
in Grafton last week
Bert Miller, Of Masontowu. wa, hon,
last week ON business
j. j. Mckonc spent Christmas with
relatives iu WcStyrupurj
Mrs H. c. Wilson spent Christina.
with rclatiN's in Bclington
III. G.. Larcw, county surveyor. wa. i'm
town few hours last week
William Frazier, Of Ncwbure. visited
Function friends last week
DR.. Hos, OF FaiuWout, returned hcrc
sunday to resume his dental work
George Purcell OF Grafton. visited I..
uncle, George kerchiVal, last week..
Miss Mary Kenny, of Grafton. -p.ut
Christmas with her brother Thomas
Bruce Morgan assistant principal of
tir Terra Alta schools. was here last wool,
Master Roy Howell. of Independence.
l-N'-iune his grandmother. Mn. IlcmI.u.
W.R Cruise. oi Grafton. was the .u.-t
OF l'l- sister Mn. j $. Hunt, uu Christi
mas
Hubert Crogn, who has been attend
my The university u Morgautovu. was
here Monday
Nlr-. Susan Montgomery. of Grafton.
spent sunday with her son. Senator Sam
b. Montgomery
Mr.. and Nr-. John Thomas, of Mason
town, were iu town Sunday visiting Tine
formers parents
:. B. Montgomery returned 90 wash
lngton sunday after having spent Christ
mas with his family
George McGinni- went To- Elk Gurlpn
yu sunday 10 attend the funeral of his
brother, who was killed there.
The entertainment given at Tunnclton
Christmas eve was a pronounced success.
1t was strictly speaking a juvenile per-
lormancc AMI the young people parlici-
pating therein showed remarkable train
my and many displayed marked ability.
To cnumcratc the many good points and
- mention of all who did we'll would re-
qWrc too much space. Many expressed
Themselves as having frequently paid Ia
see performances which could not COM
pare IN any respect 10 the one given here.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31
New Invention.

Thomas \. Edison has invented new
PhonoRaph record After months Of
experimenting lac has produced record
that will play over twice ~ long az the
record you are now playing and i- no
longer or larger. The composition H. a
success Ambcrol records have been tested
continuously for months and their
durability is even greater than those in
present use, and at the same time their
tone is richer clearer, and louder.
To play the new record il require. "a
new attachment. Once the phonograph
iscquippcd with it either, the regular or
the Aubcrol record can be played at
will Price Of the Ambcrol record, 800
They can be- seen, heard, and bought at
T. T. Colc's Jcwclry store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31
JONES BROTHERS
Hapid Rise Of Mercantile Firm Due
10 Advertising

II wonder where that farmer will take
his chickens and eggs and where hc will
do bis trading tomorrow"
Two men were riding over the prairie
near ulo small town Of stafford. KAN. "a
-c5rn Yr more Of years ago. CON 70 sunday
afternoon They were the Jones brother
propric'or Of small mercantile c-lab-
.-huaut al stafford. They bad noticed
OBJ. farmer busy boo hi- baruyarI pr.par-
iue Do. chicken cuDp- and gathering Dis
ogs ready or hc morrow. vhcn Doe
would tak. t. uiie aud family to town
90 do thcIr trading
$3.50 doubt tlc farmer wife 200 the
house moss igauugo ut hcrpu.la-c- and
making calculations a- To- hov mr l..
chicken, rsg, and buttcrmouay uiII g.. r
said one oi thc Jones brother. "Wc
should have our price Iisi sf norcbaudi-c
before that woman now
asa. ,. ..
-''''I" H''' price 'l-t also showing hcr
low much wc wIII pay her for her puul-
iry auI c....
,..
-'" p'"''''''-
. . ''.' ''''',l.l"e campaign 'r'" t.''t
,rYfoJ man, giy.uGr r,r,l,s,,i..,....I...
' ''' '' '''''' '
.''''I''-''' ny A'' OBJ hn9' advertise
n"ui-, bui it d. d'Int.uIif amy eyer gave
t.am more satisfaction than their first.
,r...,...i. alto, ,l.;. -.,.t... .t,.......
'..,... '.'' '''''' ''.'''' '''
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MISSION, A FAILURE
Montgomery Still Holds appointment
In Washington.
PERSlNH0N POLE is TOO SHORT
j "a Committee Returns without the
senator's Scalp Postmaster
Promises Ia PraY
PERSIaEON POLE is TOO SHORT

/ Special Correspondence of The Argus.
WASHINGTON. PC, pcc. 3O.-This city
Is the political mcyca of the hopeful aud
the asylum for the disappointed. Eyer
since the elevation OF William Howard
/ TAFT Co the presidency the grand rush ol
oiGcc-hutcr. To- Washington 10 consult
the gentlemen who control the public
patronage of their respective state. has
uocn tar in cNccse of amy previous year
The casual observer who chances To bc
80 Oh" Union station a, the trains come
.n and go ont will hc satisfied that the
army of placc-hmtrrs is mot growing less
/ ny amy means
West Virginia stands about first i'm the
| ll-t of u8iec->cckcrs. However. few arc
successful and many are disappointed.
The most conspicuous parsonage in Wash
ngton today is the Hon Samuel h
Montgomery, OF the county oi Preston.
No one is mon i'm the limclight than me.
The records show that hc is the only man
who has ever been appointed To a lucrative
government position without the knowl-
edge reimbursement of the senators and
congressman. Montgomery has achieved
this distinction, having received his APP
pointmeu, direct from the president up
"u hs own personal application.
Montgomery, who is looked upon a-
au icluor,a>, who has done considerable
smashing of the idols of ring and ua
chime polite, mp i'm West Virginia. Is
mot 10y any means am immune from ,hc
attacks ul thcrug and machine men and
their followers. Since hc has received hi.
oppoinmcutscycral delegations have wise
tied Washington To- protest against his
appointment claiming that the tra,lc-
mark should bc blown in the bottl,. be-
fore the president accepts it. The ring
and the machine believe i'm protecting
their patent.
The latest delegation to visit the city
consisted of Mcssrs. James 4. Lenhart
james w. Flynn, James $. Lakin, and
William T.. Noel Postmaster Horatio
Seymour Whctscll sent a letter Of regrets.
hut promised to pray long and earnestly
Tor the safety Of the delegation until it
returned with the Montgomery scalp.
But the delegation was compelled Ia re-
turn without accomplishing its mission
When the Preston county gentlemen
ionrncycd to the White House they were
sorcly disappointed TO find displayed the
sign: Keep of the grass and avoid
coming in contact with the big stick"
Slow butsorowfully they wendell their
way to the Union station, where they
took the first train for the land Of buck
wheat, convinced in their own minds
that Samuel Il. Montgomcry's elevation
was far beyond the reach Of their per
simmon pole. RrDoLrH A. JouNsroN.
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aGapie Forest.

90. argus
'H passed. nI quietly With uo
weddings u .Ir town.
...r Willie Wolfe WI... trapping
'I.. IHD HJ l.E.
I.In Feather mud brother Chester
u..t IA. I1r.glt.liil, Thur .Iay.
,....I.... t,.,.,,, $500. ,.f.... ......r
aI .I..I,r I,,f ..r,I Id.
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Twilight.
Special Corrc>por 'cnce OF The Argus.
a happy New nar to all.
J.Ir " Tt,. ,,,l. l....:.

NprrI,I t',rr,>,,r ...,... ~ ~. 49,.
"' Argus
'"i,lN WV ."' 10 an
'uhu w Iur made a business trip
'' N"rE'nto" asst Monday.
BOSS lu~h"p, wife, and httlc boy went
'' N'N~cr 60 spend the holiday vacation
AndpW Field. who spent the summer
in Illinois arrived home last week
Rc,. y T. IIavl,v orI s.,,, p,,t,
Sandy Eott,m ,isi,,I ,t o,.i';,i' ~.
week. ''''
I.l.,, it,,t;., i:,
.,.,r, G '','"N'',, aug VIC ". lW''ighI
It,,,..-,,iii l'''''''''S WIN ''''''N'S near
marley Lemon received as "a Christmas
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ausfen.

Correspondence OF The Argus
The German mines are working steady
now.
Mr. and Mr. D. Alton Jackson spent
Christmas ai ltlugvou1
Mrs. LOTTO Smith. of Marietta. Ohio.
is Ono guest of u. vs. lIorohIar.
Mr. Agnes Gentry. Of Gary. vs.. Va.
b. visiting hcr father. Andrew steele. OF
th place
Mrs. II. E Zee and Mr. Iorchlcr will
visit friends Boz thew after thc HOLIDAYS
several weeks
Mr. and Mr. Thomas paicy bad as
their guest during the hpiIay- Mrs.
George Kelley. of Coriuth
An enjoyable house party b. being given
during the holidays by Mr. aud Mr.. H..
i. Zee and Mr. and Mrs Carl Iorchler.
Among Tie guests are H G.. Wilson. of
Baltmore Miss Helen Metzler Of Mans
Geld, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Streams, Of Newark, Ohio.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31
, EseuLFEp BY KARrnQuAks.
Italian Provinces Devastated and
Thousands Killed

RoNE, Dec. 2Q.-The latest IMPORTS in
dictates that 10000 ,pSr-.ns are-.ds2.i ~
the result OF the earthquake and tidal
wave that ravagcd three Italian provinces,
and large part OF the island OF sicily
yesterday
At McSsina 1000 persons. half of the
population, an dead. The same mumbcr
an, reported dead at Reggie. near Mes
sina, almost the entire population of that
city. Thousands of death are reported
from many towns and more shocks arr
feared Mount Etna is again active and
scorcs Of people am >tin alive under the
ruins OF the city Of Nc,>iua. They cau-
not be p'scucd alive
\ Palermo dispatch says Rcgsip is q
vast ~cpulchr'
The Mvs>iua prison collapsed and th,
survivors sacked the city The night wa,
one of injc~crhablc horror. Nothing hut
fire and robbery, with the dead and dy-
iug on every side Troops az, now pour
ing into the stricken city,
The pore has lcadyd subscription
list with S2oo,oop The King viii give
S4OO, 900.
There are loo dead at Palcuc. At
Boguara hundred- were killed. Martial
law has been dcclarj ion the quake zone.
Many fatalities are reported from Touro,
Goigo, and Calahria Tho people an
camping in the streets
Nandals in Mcssina set many fires TO
rob the business places and in the con-
fusion the robbers met with no resistance.
Relief measure, arr utterly inadequate
owing to the great extent of the disaster.
The quake wrecked city after city and
towns. and Villages without number and
the tidal wave drowned helpless people
Flames broke ont in the stricken cities
and men, women, and children were
burned TO death
In many towns thc shocks caused the
gas meters 10 explode, 6rc resulting, and
many were killed in this way. The wirc-
less was a big aid and enabled the au-
thorities TO order warships To tho scene.
At Riposto the tidal wave WAS terrific.
The sea at first rccedcd for % great dis
tancc and then came hack with tvmon-
dous violence, sweeping every building
for II thousand feet FROM the shore line.
The pope will inauguratc an iutcna-
tional committee Of Catholics the world
over To- assist the survivors. The dcto.
nations OF Mount Etua are plainly heard
at Cantania. The smoke rolling out Of
81
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MIlMInier ConhcniIon.

The Preston County Sunday School As
sociatiou viii hold midwintcr conycn-
ton ut Tunnolton january /, 1909. Let
the pastors Of the churches, Sunday
school supcriutcndouts, teachers, aud all
worker attend and make the convention
the best iu the history .I tho association.
Prof pcahl, of the university; judge
Holt, OF Grafton. and Rev. III. G. How
ard ol Grafton, viii De- present.
JA~lN Eo.rn-. Secretary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31

The following marriage license have
been issued 10y County Clerk Gcor.. s.
Walls, the parties being from Preston
county unless otherwise stated.
J.. w lImdc-ty lG; Florence Lips
comb, 90
llillry shoemaker %, born in Penn
syIvauia; Mabel linn, ~.
Arnold A. Scherr, 80; Icllah j. Shat.
fer, 2s
Edward A. Bachcrt, 26 StoubcuyiIlc.
Ohio; Odctta Jones, 81.
George VI Groves, l0 BcrticA Rohr.
~.
Ray $ Din 81 Agatha VI. Dixon. %.
Jacob D. Tantz, ~ Lola Burger. ~.
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PAID THE PRINTER
Patrons Of The Argus Who Have Our
sincere Thanks.

me IolioWihg persons nave renewe'
.heir SUBSCRIPTIONS since last issue:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Nirs' Eila reefs Albright.
James "uthfic' Brandonville.
susie falkner, BrandonviIlc.
lla''e ilarShDare'r' California, Ia
sherman - Nhite' fliillPpI'
Iuhhe'toh supply Co" Iunnclion.
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There was Merchant mighty sore
In fact, SO sore he swore and s~ore
And kept on swearing more and more.
The trouble was that folks. instead
OF Patronizing him, by Nedl
Were buying goods by mail, he said.
Ono day he got a little hint
On how TO make his store a mint;
Then hope took on a rosy tint.
He came and ADVERTISED his stock;
His store was crowded, eh,Iek- a.
block,
From seven until six o'clock.
So now this Merchant swears no more;
No longer is he feeling sore,
Since ADVERTISING crowds lis
store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31

Ask some Indian what this means and
he win tell you Great Bargains" They
will DC giyon ON January q 40 Forman's
Cash store, when they will open thcir
Clearance Sale by having a big 25-ccna
Sale Day
Thursday win be Bargain Day on Wo-
mems and Children Hosiery and Under
wear.
Friday Mems Shoes aud Rubber
Saturday Women Shoes and Rubbcrs
Watch this local for special sale days
the following week.
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Marriage licenses were i4sucd boo Oak
land last week 70 tho following Preston
ians
William Cuppctt and Agatha Rode.
HEAVIER, both of IIaleIton.
Edward Born and Nottic OrcrGcld.
both of Rcodswllc
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31

a regular meeting OF thc stockholdcr.
of tlc Tunnc'ton Bank. function. w
Va, viii be held at its banking rooms.
Tuesday, January ID. 1909, mt i O'Clock
p. IN, Tor Che purpose of olccting n board
of directors and transnctiug any other
business that may legally Dee done.
JoHN j. MCkoNE, JR., Cashier.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31

Wonderful bargains in hats, trimmed
and untrimmed, vclycts. ribbons fancy
feathers, notions, corset covers, hosiery,
every thing in my line 10 go at lces than
cost preparatory TO buying my spring
stock which ] will have April l.
4. l.. FoRTNEY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31

There is more cat3rrh Boo This section. Of
tl" country tIau siI other diseases put 90.
srI..f and until The last few wears was
supposed to be ircrr4ble For Great
many rra's doctors pronounced flo a local
disease and prescribed local remedies and
DY constantly falling 20 cure with local
treatment pronounced DO iucur8ble. Science
.ae proven cai7rrh to hc constitutional
disease and therefore requires rorsftfY.
uonal treatment Halr. C4Rrrh Cure.
mtuu'astured by D. J. Cheney a Co.. To.
'Cdo. Ohio is tbc only constitutional cure
9n iho market Do Del taken internally iu
doses from 10 drops Co a ffaspoouful Ia
acts directly Oh che blood aud mucous sur.
faces OF fhe system. They offer arco for
any case it fails 20 cure Read circulars
add tcstimouials
Address q. .CnF~EY q C0.roleso. o
Sold by druggists. CSC
Take Halls Family pills for constiostioo.
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New Wills nj Albright.

Mcnefec's mills are now in operation
at Albright. Feed and buckwhcat -four.
We solicit your patronage.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31

NlgOr and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidncysarc
ont of order or dis
oas ed.
Kidney trouble las
become 50 prevalent
that 81 IS not uncon-
mon for a child 20 be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys, the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31

purchase a don1rp6ttic, :
can honestly say, that you did not
receive any benefits from it, after
using tho entire bottle, the drug
gtSt VIII refund your money TO you
without question or delay.
We VIII pay the druggist tho price
OF tho bottle purchased 10y you.
This offer applies to tho large
bottle only and TO but ono in a
family.
We could not afford TO make such
an ouer, unless wo positively knew
what Kodol will do for you.
1t would bankrupt US.
The dollar bottle contains 2H times
as much as tho fifty cent bottle.
kodol Is made at the laboratories
OF ~ G. Dewitt s. Co., Chicago.
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good wholesome food and mCrScall
this you need 10 fully digest Il.
Else you can't gain strength, nor
can you strengthen your stomach n
IL IL weak.
You must eat I'm order to 1.-Two and
maintain strength.
You must not dict, because tho
body requires that YOU eat a suric-
lent amount OF food regularly.
But this food must DO dlgostcd.
and Il must be digoSted thoroughly.
When the stomach can't do it.
you must take something that will
help the stomach.
Tho proper way 60 do Is 20 eat
what You want, and let Kodol dl-
gcSt the food.
Nothing else can do this. Whom
the stomach is wea6it needs help;
you must help it 10y giving IL rest,
and Kodol will do that.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31

Babies don't miud cold OF take cold II
Kept we'll with Dt FahrucyS Iccthiug
N)'uu Get 10 anywhere. sample tree
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31

NSNSNGSSMAN IhOS. GALE.
Hon. Thos. Gale, who was elected tn
Congress from Alaska, IS wolf known on
tho Pacific slope, whore no has resided
His Washington address "a 1912 9th St.
n. w, Washington, ID. G.
Washington, ID. c.
Pernna Drug Co., Columbus. ohio.
Gentlemen: lean cliecrfuily' recon-
mend Pcruna as a very efficient REM
CO. for coughs and colds.
Thomas Gale.
Hon. G.. Slcmp, Congressman from
Virginia, writes: "I have used your val
uHulo remedy, Poruna, with beneficial
results, and can unhositatingly rccom-
mcnd your remedy as an invigorating
tonic and an effective and permanent
euro for catarrh."
Man-a-Iin the Ideal Laxative.
ASK your dugej-t ior "a Free pcrun
\ugu.. iHg 1000.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-12-31
Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

kidney trouble prcys upon the mind,
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